Extradition Case for Greene and Gaynor in Canada
Washington reports that Benjamin D. Greene and John F. Gaynor, linked to Savannah river contract scandals with Oberlin M. Carter, will be taken up by England’s Privy Council. After escaping to Canada, legal wrangles in Quebec and Montreal culmined in habeas corpus writs, with U S authorities seeking reassertion of jurisdiction. A favorable Privy Council decision could restore American control through extradition. Also notes Eastorn orders and Lewis and Clark souvenir dollars in circulation.
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Smoot Inquiry Resumes With Endowment Revelations
Washington December 12 The Senate privileges and elections committee resumes the Smoot inquiry. Officials expect disclosure of Mormon Endowment House ceremony rites and robes. Opponents plan to show connections between Mormon practices and U.S. politics using former members as witnesses.
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Liquozone promise and a bold $1000 germ challenge
The ad claims Liquozone kills any germ and offers $1000 for a disease germ it cannot kill. It touts a twenty year scientific basis, a gas derived product, and a process with long preparation. It promises free bottles to sick readers and urges trial at local druggists with no obligation.
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