Daugherty Probe Figures Face Wheeler Testimony
Montana Senator Wheeler announced plans to use information from Vanderlip and others to probe Daugherty and the justice department. Prominent figures including Rickard, Muma, and Darden figure in the unfolding inquiry as subpoenas struggle to reach Darden and other testifiers amid ongoing Senate investigations.
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Dagherty
Department of Justices
Senator Wheeler
Vanderlip
Washington
Tie
Marion Star
President Trarding
Ita
Vandeerlip
Calond
James G. Darden
Warding
Daugherty
Teapot Dome
Darden
Harding
White House
Department of Justice
Wyoming
Flo
Rilicout City
United States
Ading
Plague, Duel, and Forgiveness in Knight Ryder Street
Colonel Holles returns to England as war with Holland begins. He abducts actress Sylvia Farquharson, but the plague spreads in London. A tense reunion follows as Sylvia forgives Randall while he seeks a final act of reparation. The story continues with August near and a doomed city backdrop.
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Colonel Holles
England
Holland
His Grace of Buckingham
Holles
Sylvia Farquharson
Buckingham
Sylvia
London
Mel
Sylwia
Hollies
Knight Ryder Street
Bolles
Nancy
August
Whitehall
Mrs. Dallowa
Anow
Silke
Darden Struggles With Shifting Ties In Daugherty Case
A fragment notes Darden losing influence over a Daugherty relative and subsequently operating independently from the administration circle. The text hints at shifting loyalties and autonomy within political or social networks.
Man with old license tags seeks 1923 renewal in Pennsylvania
In Bloomsburg on March 17 Silas Shade applied for a 1925 license tag but learned the highway department has no record of his 1923 or 1925 request. Pettit, owning a canceled check indorsed by the department, awaited hearing on operating with old tags. the judge continued the case as officials promised to review his file.
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Randall
Bloomsburg
Silas Shade
No. Feander
S.C. Pettit
Highway Department
Pettit
Justice of the Paner
Trettit
Brave man kills self after table manners rebuke
Seratinga Ammoliti, 25, a so called brave man, stabbed himself with a penknife in a Philadelphia home after a admonition over table manners. He died at Pennsylvania Hospital.
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Philadelphia
Seratinga
Ammo
Mil
Samuel Potino
South Ninth Street
Ammoliti
Satdo
Felino
Samuel
Self-Starter Bomb Explodes in Everett Garage
In Everett Buffalo on March 17 Samuel Licata was burned on hands and face when his car bomb under the floor boards exploded as the engine started. The act appears accidental with no clear motive. the charge, though light, caused slight damage and the car was in the garage overnight. Meanwhile in Baltimore prohibition agents seized over 1000 barrels of alleged beer valued at $50,000 from Baltimore Cold Storage and made two arrests during loading from a freight car.
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Buffalo
Samuel Licata
Licata
Baltimore
Muareh
Prohibition
Baltimore Cold Storage Company
Sweden and Russia sign recognition agreement
An agreement announced on March 17 formalizes de jure recognition by Sweden of the Soviet government. Sweden gains favored nation treatment under the pact and acknowledges the new regime in Moscow.
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Sweden
Russia
Tomia
Swoon
Fire losses in 1922 exceed national income tax receipts
New York March 17 Fire losses in the United States in 1922 totaled 506 541 001 dollars, far surpassing the year’s personal income tax receipts. The National Board of Underwriters blamed careless smokers for 82 percent of fires, with chimneys, furnaces, spontaneous combustion, electricity, sparks on roofs, and lightning listed among major causes. The official tally notes 405 239 801 dollars in reported losses, plus 25 percent for unreported or uninsured fires.
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York
United States
National Board of the
Boll Toves
Interior department saved seven hundred eighty thousand dollars
Secretary Work told President Coolidge that the Interior Department saved about $780,500 in the past year through a systematic campaign of coordination and removal of redundancies in various operations.
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Artment
Washington
Work
Coolidge
Interior Department
Hovanys
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Montana
Snincton
ANG
Tip Isrex Dinkard
New York Prize
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New Mtod
MelLean
Wleiscineannati Enquirer
Jesse Smith
Pensey-Carpentier _ticht
Rickard
Veldridge
United States Fidelity & the Guaranty Company
Noe Bamereld
Prataes Sabatia
Releasti
Misa Sylvester
Abe
MEA Service, Inc
Alncere
Randal
Daugherty-Smith
Wet
Germany
Everett True
Wrather
C.F Fore
Dr. Bell
ZETNA
Gude
Hag Gade
Gade
Mt. Breitenbach Co
Warnes Stowe
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Jas. E. Doll
Jeweler
Frederick, Md
Mary L. M. Hesson
W. Patrick St
Frederick
Ose
P. A. Beatty
E. L. Kritzer
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