Senate Probers Resume Hearings Today
United Frees reports Doheny of Los Angeles testifying before the Senate public lands committee on a $100,000 loan to Fall and the Teapot Dome affair. Doheny arrives in Washington amid a flurry of questions, with fellow associate McNab and attorney Zevely in tow.
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Ward L. Doheny
Los Angeles
Agusta
Naval
Senate Public Lands
Secretary of the Interior
Doheny
Joan
Pertonsify
Jon
Ininy, Jesse
Naval Il
California
New Orleans
Sea Wie
Naval Oil Reserve
Thisony
Gavin McNab
Dohieny
Formar
Ball
Wall
Teuwes
Lurimbi
Windorain
Calfind
Senatepublic
Mulder
Dohoy
Marty
Walsh
Montavia
Cernuil
Lelegram
Patt
Zévelly
Navy
Ferro
Coalidyame
Snyder Attacks Pinchot in Pennsylvania Political Row
State Treasurer Charles A. Snyder released a broad statement urging Republicans to oppose Gus Pinchot and defend party principles. He attacks Pinchot as unPennsylvanian and unaffiliated with the state’s tradition, accusing him of shifting loyalties and criticizing national leaders. Also notes a later local social mention of Mrs. D. L. Brennan visiting in North Clymon.
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Firrisburg
Charles A. Snyder
Sam
Pennsylvania
Snyder
Gus. Pinchot
Penrose
Vince
Coolidge
Mellon
Commonwealth
D AL
Cuyahaya Falls
Ra D. W. Waters
DL Brennan
North Clymon
Kiwanis Opens First Regular Session in Corry
Corry Kiwanis Club held its first regular meeting today at Parish Hall with over 50 members present. President W C Murray led the session, Dr Gillette and S V Stewart spoke on the club’s aims, a Sgt at Arms was named, and entertainment by a quintet titled The Hunkies was featured. G G Barker won a prize donated by James Condra.
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Corry
Pariah Hall
W.C. Murray
Gillette
V. Stewart
Miuchof Totsy
Mt Wats Givens
John H. ‘Tross
James Condra
G. G. Barker
Anti-Saloon Chief Begins Defence In Forgery Case
New York January 24 designating the state against William Acifurcoyy city antigatonh teapne ghia ann an animation chain cofenve attorney Welay Heme elfurey Wyelm aAndgrem lef the charge that re conmitted thine ogre fargery In manipulating the books of the league Pie only question Aniermin y at tornéya oped Wpan opening the vue of the disease If whether a cartel entry of 4400 on the books of the Aisa League constitutes the ethids of forgery She deliv danounced the state ease ak bid switch tog doubt and tightery the mystery being who hind Swen Madquudgel Phe will show it was MMe that there had been no trad
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New York
William
Teapne Ghia Ann
Animatio Chain
Welay Heme Elfurey Wyelm
Aniermin
Aisa League
Phe
Mme
City boards discuss investigation into school program
Informal plans emerged this morning for a citizens committee to probe the entire school system policy. The move aims to reveal the people’s devices and determine support for or against the new building and prewar plan amid strong opposition from opponents of centralized layouts.
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Plasia
John B. Patee
Yak
Aupt Temstreet
Mia Scallet
Iil de
Hemstreet
Corry Investors Liquidate Underwriters' Producing and Refining
The stockholders of the Underwriters' Producing and Refining Company voted at a Monday meeting to liquidate the business and return assets to stockholders. Directors elected include EJ Quigley, B P Theobald, and others from Warren, Crawford, Rye, Jamestown, Erie, Tulsa, and Matteson. Officers named include Frank B Von Tucky as president and W B Griffes as secretary and treasurer.
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Tilusviler
Reining Couping
Montag
Fotlestt
EJ. Quigley
B. P. Theobal
iMl
Guy, IL
B. Thylor
Warren
John C
Crawford
Rye
N.Y
J. Shen Foman
Jamestown
Frank von Tacky
Frank HL. Maniers
von Tacky
Thleett
Jay
Matteson
Owen
Tulsa
Okla
Jeanette
Erie
Ing Ter Parentariy
Frank B. von Tuckey
Owsr View
W. B. Griffes
Mhhiés
Gates
Lovells, Secntary
Trenetice
Erie R. R. Will Spend Millions, Depot Boosters Should Get Busy
Erie Railroad plans a 5 million to 95 million scale expansion with component allocations for newsrooms, telegraph, shops, and crossing upgrades. Meadville may receive a large share of funds while Corry fans push for a new passenger station as boosters press for facility improvements.
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Erie R. R
Erie Bailroad Company
Corry
Meadville
Ution
Sinclair Again Denies Roosevelt Testimony Fraud
Paris January 21 United Press reports Harry F. Sinclair repeats that any charges he paid Albert Fall or conspired with Archie Roosevelt are false. He challenges Archie Roosevelt’s testimony and dismisses alleged cancelled checks as unknown, calling the testimony dishonest and accusing the Democratic National Committee of political manipulation.
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United Press
Paris
Senate Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Fromer
Albert Fall
Oil Milsionaire
Roosevelt Wahlberg
Sindlair
Archie Roosevelt
G. D. Walberg
Sinclair
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Butler Orders Third Philadelphia Clean-Up Drive
Butler announces a third cleanup offensive against crime vice and criminals in Philadelphia. He leads officers in civilian clothes through the city to identify illegal joints and gambling dens operating by day as well as night. Charles Stuke of Brie visits during the briefing.
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Philadelphia
Old Inlet
Thitler
Marite Corps
Loon
Director of Public Safety
Butler
Iix
Pimlet
Stirling
Burlet
Plans for new hotel approved by directors this week
Emmett Bailey of Oi City and Hannan of Villings town guided a seven to nine tier steel and brick hotel plan. The five story building features a lobby dining area and coffee shop with suiteable rooms on four upper floors, each floor housing nineteen rooms with twenty five beds. Officials expect detailed plans in four to six weeks and to invite bids on construction thereafter.
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Emmett Bailey
Oi! City
F. M. Raymond
Bailey
Hannai
Villingstown
Iew
Hannan
Todd and
Ohio
Youngstown
Raymond
Talley
U S Steel Plans Multi Million Plant Expansion
United States Steel Corp probes a plan to spend millions on plants at Homestead Pennsylvania and Gary Indiana. Judge Cury released a statement today. Mrs Hair Brigham reportedly at her North Center Street home.
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United Prove New York
Homestead
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Cury
Hair Brigham
North Center
Teapot Dome scandal figures loom in high finance intrigue
Washington January 24 The Teapot Dome scandal dominates political and financial theater as names like Albert B Fall Doheny and Sinclair appear in a sweeping portrait of the era. The piece sketches key actors with dramatic flair, tracing paths from mining to oil wealth and political power to illuminate the case’s reach and stakes.
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Washington
Senate
Three Rivers
Mexico
United States
Hore
Teapot Dome era oil scandal unfolds with Walsh as nemesis
A garbled OCR piece sketches J Walsh, relator from Mon stand, as a relentless crusader against corruption in the Teapot Dome era. It portrays him as a mild, shy but tenacious western figure opposing fallible officials amid a tense political scene.
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Uoheny
Californie Naval Air
Thomas
J. Walsh
Mets
Walah
Te Teimmil
Yale
Ax Pallaver
Fall
Wahb
Flerbldom
Liquor case docket swells for February grand jury
Scores of liquor cases are set for February term as more than 100 cases already advance to the grand jury. Roy Cochlen of Erle received a $500 fine and three months in county jail after pleading guilty to selling liquor. State trooper arrests and basement liquor sources are noted, with 400 witnesses summoned and 80 cases prepared for disposition. The count eyes a record influx of dry violation prosecutions, potentially 125 cases on deck.
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Sute
Renterees
Roy Cochlen
Erle
Rossiter
Shore Maid
Cowden
Fisher Hotel
Quarantine Regulations Enforced Amid Fever Epidemic
Chief Dunkle defends quarantine rules amid reports of evasion regarding scarlet fever. He explains cases allow home meals and work under state law, with isolated parents permitted to continue employment while children must remain under care. Health officer notes ongoing fever epidemic concerns despite alleged easing.
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Dunkle
Toa Clty
Coal regulation bill sparks Senate debate in a volatile session
The pipe chat anthracite coal bill was introduced in the Senate by Senator Boe nb, a Republican. The measure would grant the government broader powers to regulate the industry. Bal had examined it carefully to form an opinion. The bill was drafted by Gow Pine chot of Franeylymili, L.
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Sun
Senate
Boenb
Thabo
Sid Bal
Drafind Bi Gow Pinechot
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