Special Counsel Sees Prosecutions in Oil Cases Tied to Injunction Suit
Washington report states government expects prosecutions in oil cases to hinge on an injunction suit. Former Secretary of Transportation and other officials are named in the proceedings. delays cited as parties seek concrete action. Legal actions involve grand jury convening and examination of witnesses and material.
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United
Washington
Trioploe
Irayyoh
Aveo Po
Roberts
Nandale
Willyon
Asheal
Sintclaie
Wallees
Pomereris
Ocumoniis
Decision Withheld in Daugherty Case
United Press reports Washington February 20 as Republicans thwart a probe into Attorney General Daugherty and the White House effort to isolate the administration. Senate debate delays consideration of a Wheeler resolution, while President Coolidge consults with Daugherty. Weeks and Dungherty offer no new details.
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United Protas
Washington
Fundere
Daugherty
Senate
Sermtor Robinson
Damseraiiy
Sanuviimong Foonent Li
Wheeler
Authoraing
Justice Department
Lodge Republican Inudlar
Senaté
Provident Coolidge
Sendior Weeks
Pontinuctér
New
Labor
David Dungherty
Weeks
Denne
Coolidge
Daugherts
German Revolt Goon Trial For Treason Today
In Munich the treason trial begins for Lis Lydendorff, his stepson Heine Pernet, Adolf Hitler, and seven other officers and doctors. The defendants enter the dock amid barbed wire and guards as evidence outlines a plot against the State dated November 8, 1923.
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Munich
Old War Academy
Lurtendorff
Heine Pernet
Adolfliltler
Aemy
Hitler
Lydendoe
Miter
Tal Chunber
Siaty
Dudges
Robert Wagner
Tudendont
Erie
Rotary Club Session Welcomes New Member and Plans Buffalo District Meet
The Rotary Club held a noon meeting at the Phoenix welcoming Rev J A Martin of First Presbyterian Church. Dr P G Wood spoke on Rotary Education, outlining the club's aims. Plans were made for a large delegation to attend the district conference in Buffalo. Mifton Brown read the Rotary anniversary message from founder Pay Qurrls. The group, led by James I Wright, reported a well attended meeting with three absentees. Tonight at Rox theatre a U S Signal Corps film “Wonder River” will be shown for the last time followed by more showings this evening under Veterans of Foreign Wars A W Thompson auspices.
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Rotary Clan
Phoenix Toel
J. A. Martin
First Presbyterian Hutch
Wood Tok Neven
Rotary
Taldy
Buffalo
Mifon Brown
Eien
Pay Qurrls
James 11. Wright
U.S
Rox Theatre
Bark Howings
Iy Baing
Lirut
A.W Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ming M May visits city then returns home this afternoon
Ming M May, a visitor in the city with friends, returned to her home this afternoon. Qirs Bow Grubs of Columbus was a city visitor this afternoon and later left for Waeran to visit relatives.
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Ming M. May
Ben
Qirs
Bow
Columbus
Waeran
Valae Tives
Man Commits Suicide in Warsaw Jail Cell
Baie, a 20 year old man arrested in Warsaw by Detectives Heisler and Gace, died in his jail cell yesterday after being sentenced to 10 years for grand larceny. He allegedly swung over a bar of his cell door, following a complaint that he had obtained 2100 from Mary Mesut of Perry, New York, in a marriage proposal scheme.
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Baie
Leo
Heisler
Gace
Kowski
Warsaw
N. C
Martin
HUNT HOMICIDAL MANIAC IN BERLIN DESCRIPTION
A violent killer terrorized Berlin, described as resembling a robber, with authorities offering a bounty for capture. Pra Else Mottmann was found dead with a knife wound and her mother Flaumina Trautman killed by strangulation in the same north city dwelling, matching a prior similar murder from two weeks earlier.
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Berlin
Ren
Aorilla
Pra
Else Mottmann
Flaumina Trautman
Pinchot name linked to oil lands scandal
Governor Gifford Pinchot accuses former Attorney General Mitchell Palmer of steering oil sands leases from the public domain to the Southern Pacific Railroad in 1920. Pinchot contends Palmer refused to appeal a lower court ruling in the favor of the private grant and charged Palmer sought to move forest lands to private interests as well.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Fall
United Press
New York
Genera Mitchell Palmer
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Mitchell Palmer
Souther Pacific
Palmer
United States Supreme Court
Southern Pacific
Srovemey
Interior
Pinchot
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Gift tax would be added to new revenue bill
A Democratic-Progressive coalition proposes a new revenue bill adding a gift tax. The measure aims to reduce evasion of inheritance taxes and hints at holdings in Standard Oil by Rockefeller.
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Rockefeller
Measure Promises to Yield Big Income in Tax Plan
WASHINGTON relief effort under a new revenue push by a Republican led coalition aims to tax gifts and inheritances to curb evasion. House leaders Green Garner Longworth outline gift tax rates, while opposition Clancy fights reduce exemptions. estimates project millions in revenue but debate rages over efficiency and impact.
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Tiesanttic
Lungworth
John J. Rockefelier
Ira
Gilty
Rediextor
Texas
Ways Aid Means
Green
Garner
Stark
Gregne
Neler
Longworth
Clancy
Michigan
Edwards Proposes Probe of Capital Prohibition Enforcement
Washington Feb 20 The story notes Senator Edwards calls for an inquiry into prohibition enforcement. He demanded a congressional investigation into the shooting of Senator Greene amid Prohibition clashes in Vermont. President Coolidge backs a probe by Prohibition Commissioner Haynes into enforcement acts and possible bootlegger ties.
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Ashington
Prohibition Enforcement
Indy
Wip
Edwarda
Eawards
Ing
Greene
Liput
Coolidge
Haynes
Dual Slaying Probe Advances Amid Arrest Hope
In Chicago on February 20 investigators pursued a double slaying case involving Mr and Mrs Job Duffy, local underworld figures. The hunt centered on Irving Zollin also known as Zollar who is linked to a missing Maybelle Exley from Norwalk. Authorities expect his Columbus arrest within hours as Assistant State Attorney Harold Levy notes the Duffys, recent Louisville residents, were shot in their Meadville apartment during a business trip.
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Job Duffy
Irving Zallin
Columbus Hohe
Zollin
Zollar
Maybelle Exley
Norwalk
Ohio
Zole “Ln
Columbus Pote
Harold
Damage action to be aired in Federal Court
Eva Cutting sues for 50000 dollars over the death of her husband killed by a train on the Buffalo and Pittsburgh division crossing at West Columbus Avenue. The case, listed No 11 on the Pedieat court calendar, may be aired in federal court in Buffalo next week with Corry and Erie attorneys representing cutting.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Gailroad
West Colimbus Avenue
Pedieat Court
Numer Ff Wittermnes
Thomas Toe Company
Corry
Erie
M Donald Faces Real Problem On Finance
Vernon Flaherty 19 is recovering after burns at a local plant. Improvement noted as he receives treatment at hospital. Reports from London and Kansas City mixed with political talk on cabinet overexpenditure and poor law reform.
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M’donald
Vernon Flaherty
Byumitea Frou
London
Tech
Mac
Hie Standard
Donald
Attomae Products
Flaherty
Cor
Toure de Commons
Delty
Qnanie
Officer bitten by woman during arrest at Rex Theatre
Night Patrolman Henry Haenel was bitten on the hand by Mrs Bert Sisley while arresting her after a disturbance at the Rex theatre. She was removed from the theatre and later fined ten dollars plus costs, with physician fees. The officer required medical attention. Mrs Sisley resides in the western district. the case was heard in court today.
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Henry Haenel
Bert Sisley
Rex Theatre
Sisley
Sid Tn
Severn
Sister
West
Telegrams to McLean Reveal Political Intrigue in Washington
Telegrams to McLean are examined by the investigating committee. They reveal intimate contact between McLean and Secretary of Interior Fall and show ongoing links to the Washington scandal investigation. The panel plans to publish hundreds of decrypted messages, with many deemed pertinent to the old affair.
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Intrior
Melean
Palm Beach
Mall
Washingto
Walsh
Palm Beath
McLennn
Fall
Washington
Megan
Westren Union
Pall
Wright warns against delays in road work
Harrisburg February 20 state highway department division and district engineers met to discuss plans for upcoming projects. Secretary of highways Paul D Weight and engineering executive William TL Connell stressed avoiding unnecessary delays and praised Amerie construction records while warning about maintenance and survey expectations.
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United Pros
Harrisburg
Fate Highway Department
Reserved seat sales opened for Corry Chora Society concert
Reserved seats go on sale tomorrow morning at Gordna's for the Corry Chora Society concert to be held Friday evening at the High School auditorium. An event with the orchestra was held tonight at the Municipal building and tomorrow evening the formal program continues.
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Rebromry
High Sehoat
Gondra’s
A'Dlock
Tehrurkal
Municipal Building
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Fie
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