Coolidge Nomination Sends Wilbur as Navy Secretary
President Coolidge sent Curtis D Wilbur the California Supreme Court chief justice as a nominee for secretary of the navy after Judge William S Kenyon declined the post. Kenyon said he lacked the essential training and preferred remaining on the bench.
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United States Attorney Warns on Shipboard Liquor Traffic
District Attorney Hay asserts most ships entering New York permit liquor traffic while deriding U S regulations. The report notes stern comments about treatment of liquor on vessels and implicates maritime authority concerns amid ongoing enforcement debates.
Secretary of Navy Position Offered to William Kenyon
William Kenyon received an offer for the position of Secretary of the Navy. The development follows a review of defense leadership and related policy projections. The announcement emphasizes experience in naval affairs and administrative capacity for the role.
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Terms of Soldier Bonus Bill Agreed On By Committee
Chairman Green moves to push the soldier bonus bill next Monday after a committee approved terms. The measure outlines eligibility and payout details for veterans and authorized payments pending House consideration.
Senate debates farm relief measure with no clear passage
The Senate added five hours to its consideration of the Norbeck Burtness diversification bill and recessed with no definite vote. An amendment by Senator Walsh Montana granting discretionary funding distribution through a secretary of agriculture agency was adopted, but lost by tie. Debate will limit to five minutes per senator on the bill and amendments.
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Sapiro Files Suit Against Commission Organs
Aaron Sapiro, general counsel for the Burley and Dark Tobacco Growers' cooperatives, sues the Barrick Publishing Company and related organs for 100000 in damages. He claims a Passonneau letter defamed him, was publicized by commission men in Chicago Cincinnati New York Kansas City and Los Angeles outlets, though not by farmer publications.
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Chine Politicians Swarm in Tsingtao
A swarm of Chinese politicians gathers in Tsingtao amid diplomatic signals and local leadership maneuvers. Delegates discuss regional influence, economic ties, and governance amid rising tensions in the area.
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Startling disclosures before the Senate committee
Washington March 14 3 30 pm Chief witness Gaston B Means a former DOJ secret agent testified before the Senate committee investigating Attorney General Daugherty that in February 1922 he received from Japanese representatives Mitsui and Company 100000 to stop the government prosecu tion in the standard aircraft case and turned the money over to Jesse Smith Daugherty Means described himself as money carrier in the transactions for Smith and Underwood He could not say if the aircraft case was withdrawn before or after the payment He also said he received money for non interference in the Carpentier Dempsey fight films and turned it over to Smith Payments to Smith sometimes reached 3000 or 4000 dollars.
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House committee defers hearings on two representatives
Washington report says the House committee probing charges that two representatives improperly accepted money will push public hearings to next week. The decision follows questions about timing and procedural steps in the investigation.
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House to Vote on Soldiers Bonus Bill Next Tuesday
Washington reports the House will vote next Tuesday on the soldiers bonus bill under an agreed plan. Speaker Gillette announced he would consider a motion to suspend the rules and pass the measure.
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Vanderlip Cancels Speech and Leaves for Washington
Frank A. Vanderlip today cancelled his speaking engagement and hurried to Washington on a matter of great importance. The NYC based financier departed abruptly, causing surprise among attendees and observers of the event.
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