Dramatic courtroom scene as valet Jones testifies in Patrick case
In New York on February 18 Valet Charley Jones testified in the Patrick trial facing multiple questions about connections to the Rice estate. The proceedings featured tense exchanges and guarded testimony as Jones recounted his movements and alleged insinuations surrounding the witness and key figures.
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Burleson Attacks Roosevelt Trust Policy Contrast
Special to The Post Waoshinenon reports Representative Burkesy Wodee denounces Hig AN fPakie and Phe raptbtican party for protecting trusts. He contrasts Roosevelt's Minneapolis speech with the president’s musings on trusts and property, arguing party policy handicaps action and predicting future shocks from vast capital combinations.
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Texas Hearings on Anti-Cleo Bill Before Senate Committee
Representative Burleson asked Senate agriculture chair Bolintor Proctor for time to present cotton and cattle interests from Texas as the anti-Cleo bill moves to committee. The panel delayed action to allow more Texans to attend, with Burleson agreeing to the arrangement for tomorrow morning.
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Whitney Not a Candidate Declines Return to Politics
In a February dispatch Whitney says he is not a candidate for the presidency or any political comeback. He dismisses Dickinson as impractical and notes his age and prior Democratic ties. The Detroit Journal and remarks by Don McKinsen are cited as context.
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Scott After Bristow Inquiries Roil Postal Fight
Special to The Post reports Scott enraged by questioning a West Virginia applicant for postmaster as the White House and Postmaster General weigh relieving Assistant Postmaster General Bilatow. The Bristow incident involved a Wheel ing inspector and allegations of meddling in the appointment process. The central sense is a removal likely in weeks.
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Henderson to Ratify Demand for Investigation
Washington February 1. Speaker Averseon will ratify last night’s Republican caucus action on the Southern draftage issue by allowing a rule for the committee to extubate the community’s drafting needs. Democratic members are expected to be represented as witnesses are summoned and information gathered from various states. The timetable for a report remains undecided.
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Alligator Captured Near Caldwell After Local Sighting
A seven foot alligator was trapped by Joby Kocorek after a report of the animal near Caldwell. The capture marks the first verified sighting in years and drew local attention to the area.
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Bettis Complaint on Post Office Service at Orange
W D Hetlin of Orange urged Congress to fund river improvements during a Washington visit. He criticized postal service changes and called on the railroad superintendent to review routes and delivery practices affecting Orange residents.
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Confederate Veterans Located in Austin
The propaganda department reports it has located many Confederate veterans after The Post published a list last Sunday. Officials say the effort will continue. some names may be withheld to protect privacy.
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Peane
Panama Route Favored by Ernest Before Senate Panel
Colonel O M H Ernest testified before the Senate committee, arguing the Panama route is preferable to Nicaragua. He cited cost estimates around 200 million dollars and urged approval, noting Panama’s shorter voyage and strategic advantages despite questions and partisan opposition.
Crazy Snake Trouble Report From Creek Territory
Fragmentary report describes a confrontation involving Crazy Snake and Creek leaders. A claim of capturing armed Creole suspects at Wolf Creek near Heoriots is noted, with telegraphic confirmation from an official telegraph office about arrests and camp activity.
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