Sheriff Faces Ouster Probes After Hawkins County Clash
Citizens from Hawkins County and Kingsport prepare to file ouster proceedings against Sheriff J. F. Barton after alleged assaults on drivers on the Kingsport Rogersville pike. Pendleton lies in dangerous condition with possible skull fracture after a revolver blow, and Milton E. Goodwin, a Kingsport bus driver, was struck. A state warrant was issued. Barton posted bond and awaits circuit court.
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Kingsport
J. F. Barton
Hawkins County
Barton
Rogersville
B. C. Pendleton
Bart
O. S. Hauk
Milton E. Goodwin
Knoxville
Witnesess
Goodwyn & State
Circuit Court
Mellon Ouster Resolution on Table in Senate
Washington—A Senate resolution to oust Secretary Mellon on technical grounds rose and fell on the table with no action demanded. McKellar urged continuing the probe while Democratic leaders debated reviving the measure. Reed defended Mellon amid intra committee sparring and references to stock holdings and federal law.
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Mellon
McKellar
Tennessee
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Tennesgue
Reed
Rublican
Pennsylvania
Treas
Ure
Internal Revenue Bureau
Gulf Owl Corporation
Sparks
Countens
Michigan
Ernst
Kentucky
Treasury
Couzens
Melton
James
Overholt
Oil Deal at Chicago Convention Spurs Senate Inquiry
Washington April 1 3 30 p m Resuming the inquiry into the oil deal at the last Republican national convention in Chicago the oil committee heard R H Wilson Oklahoma superintendent of public instruction recount Hamons boast of backing Harding with 25000 and campaign help for Daugherty Dyche Oklahoma prohibition agent said Hamon spent 105000 to elect Oklahoma delegates and the inner circle linked Hert Bursum and others were recalled as possible interior portfolio prospects.
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Chicago
Oil Committee
R. H. Wilson
Oklahoma
Jake Hamon
J. E. Dyche
Hamon
Stanfield
Dyche
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Bursum
New Mexico
Hert
Ludendorff Acquitted. Hitler and Poehner Sentenced
General Ludendorff was acquitted on treason charges connected to the November revolt in Munich. Adolf Hitler and former police chief Poehner received five years imprisonment. In Washington, Coolidge nears decision on Attorney General Daugherty’s successor after talks with Senator Dann.
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Munich
Bavaria
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Poehner
Daugherty
Washington
Coolidge
Dann
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Albion College
Albion, Mich
Bill
Senator McKellar
Senate Committee
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