Oklahoma Impeachment Probes Spotlight Legislature
Oklahoma lawmakers and investigators centering on impeachment charges against Governor Johnston as the House weighs a sixth article. Witnesses describe money passing to Mrs. Hammonds amid rumors of influence and possible improper contracts, while others discuss large sums allegedly connected to Senate votes and the ongoing probe into state officials.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
O. Hammonds
Henry
Johnston
State Highway Department
House of Representatives
House
Kirby Fitzpatrick
Ardmore
State Banking Department
L.K. Ford
Carl Mages
Senate Investigating Committee
H. Tom Kirht
J.J. McGraw
Tulsa
Oklahoma impeachment move and graft charges surface in hearings
Congressional testimony reveals funds diverted to thwart impeachment as oil tax suspensions were threatened. Contractors C S Beekman and McCormack discuss payoffs while May Kline and Mamie Hammond figures surface in claims of influence. Laddie Boy, the famed Harding dog, dies in Newtonville New Mexico.
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Kight
McGraw
C. S. Beekman
Pat Henry
Oklahoma County Democratic Committee
Jim Ford
C. B. McCormack
Altus
House Committee
McCormack
Highway Department
May
Kline
Airedale
Mystery of White House caretaker ends in death
A long roamed hhe land once about the White House grounds is dead at the home of Harry L Bark er, a secret service man who cared for him for seven years since the death of President Harding. The report mentions spectral studies and light mixing as part of a separate note, while five sleepers were sheltered at the city jail last night.
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White House
Harry L. Barker
Secret Service
President Harding
Light from silver iodine planet created in lab analysis
Princeton researchers John Q. Stewart and A. Korff of Princeton University produced a peculiar light resembling that from a planet made of silver with iodine atmosphere. They demonstrated that unusual worlds built from glass, wool, asbestos and other mixtures can be formed to aid spectroscopic analysis of planetary light.
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Princeton
N. J
John Q. Stewart
A. Korff
Princeton University
Study Tree Varieties Seek to Determine Personalities
New York botanists study tree personalities to see if traits influence shapes. Dr. Forman T. McLean of the New York Botanical Garden notes dogwoods and sassafras crowd together, possibly showing timidity, while oaks are portly and elms expansive. Spruces and pines appear bold, with larches bare and assertive in stance.
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Forman T. McLean
New York Botanical Garden
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