Doheny Exonerates McAdoo In Naval Oil Lease Scandal
Washington February 7 The oil lease turmoil flared anew as the Senate resumed inquiry into naval reserve base deals tied to Albert B Fall. Witness lists expand while accountants study brokerage houses for government stock dealings. Fall’s testimony was halted on advice immunity may be waived.
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Naval Oil Lease
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Naval Reserve
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Atlee Pomerene
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Tomb of Wilson Burial Plans Hover Over Capitol
Washington dispatch reports Woodrow Wilson laid to rest in Washington Cathedral vault with simple rites. widow Mrs Wilson weighs final resting place as memorial talks stir among Virginia and national supporters.
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Woodrow Eileen
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England
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Virginia
Farmers' Conference Begins In Washington
Washington February 7 opening the second annual conference of the National Council of Farmers Co operative Marketing Associations with a Coolidge message Capper greetings and Lowden address delegates from 25 states attend 24 commodities discussed including cooperative associations leaders James C Stone Carl Williams Thomas F Unzt.
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National Council of Farmers Co-operative Marketing Associations
Coolidge
Congress
Senator Capper
Kansas
Lowden
Robert W Bingham
Louisville
Conncil
James C. Stone
Burley Tobacco Growers Association
Carl Williams
American Cotton Grower Exchange
Thomas F. Unzht
New York Banning Crops Association
Taft Reported Defense Order Amid Illness in Washington
The report states Chief Justice Taft faced an illness and was ordered to rest for several days. A decision was made regarding procedural matters during the day as the situation and travel schedules continued to unfold.
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Jusce Taft
Imdswest
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As & Matis
Japan Appeals For Equal Recognition
The article reports Japan urging equal recognition amid political debate in Congress over restrictions and exclusion. It notes Japanese officials and speakers defending Japan’s stance and signaling readiness to address the issue of race-based limits and exclusion policies.
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Congress
Japan
Milwaukee Condemns Mayor Hoan Over Wilson Mourning
John J. Weiher and Frank Stoekmann Peet of the American Legion urge a resolution calling Mayor Hoan's stance on Woodrow Wilson a disgrace to Milwaukee. The motion targets his refusal to sign the national condolence and to stand for a rising vote of condolence to Mrs. Wilson.
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Hoan
Woodrow Wilson
John J. Weiher
Frank Stoekmann Peet
American Legion
Wesker
Common Council
Charles C. Schad
Corcoran
Wilson
Darwin Upheld by Malay Tribe
Meidelberg, Feb 7. By A Pd. Prof Baseler of Vienna argues in a German medical journal that a Celebes tribe in Dutch West Indies remains largely uncivilized. The tribe, left handed and tree-dwelling, reportedly uses feet as hands and chews with a grinding jaw, challenging Darwinian progress claims.
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Meidelberg
Darwin
Celebst
Military service reform reports from Constantinople
In Constantinople the military service is reported as approved and compulsory. Officials note objections and fears tied to conscription while infantry and cavalry preparations are described amid confusion and limited conscription reach.
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Tell Tabern
Philadelphia raid uncovers bootleg bottling plant and stock
Police raided an old downtown warehouse on a warrant, seizing a large stock of liquor and a bottling plant in operation. Jacob Carton, owner of the pace, claimed possession before prohibition and said his son would contest the action. Neighbors reported ongoing liquor distribution prior to Butler regime.
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Eda
Titi
Director of Public Safety
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Third
Delaney Streets
Itreeter and
Pinere
Jacob Carton
Atlantic City
Carton
Helton
Butler
Germany Hes Ante Each 400 Persons
Berlin report estimates Germany with population around six hundred thousand has 152,220 passage automobiles and trucks. one vehicle per person for carting appears. United States population about 116,080 and nearly 15,009,806 winter vehicles or cars, averaging one for each seven Germans.
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Germany
United States
Cermary
Tata
New York
German Republic
Beiler Worker Injured After Fall At Jackson Gutman Plant
Thomas Percell, 17, of Howard Street, fell from a boiler top at the Jackson Gutman Co factory while adjusting equipment. He struck his head on an iron girder, required several stitches, and was taken to Peninsula General Hospital where his condition improved the next day. Percell worked for Crook and Co, Baltimore, installing new boilers.
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Howard Street
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Peninsula General Hospital
German Dwarf Earns Living By Robbing
Reria February 7. A German dwarf named Fritz, aided by his aces, has been making a living by robbing baggage cars. He hides in a trunk, then emerges at night to rifle trunks and steal contents. He has used misaddressed trunks to steal valuable items and send them to a confederate. Police hold the box. Fritz remains at large.
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Fritz
South Georgia Conference Names Woodrow Wilson College
The South Georgia Conference of the Methodist Church in Valdosta Georgia has named the new junior college Woodrow Wilson College. Financed by the church to the tune of 1 million dollars, the college will open in the fall.
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Valdosta
South Georgia
Late News Bulletins From New York to Washington
Disjointed reports detail Muerta forces evacuating Merte Mex icw and various political moves. Indictments for mail fraud target 14 men in Federal Court, while state lawmakers push school budget reforms and a Maryland board protests budget cuts. A disarmament commission plans Paris talks, and tax reform moves advance in Congress with mixed fiscal projections.
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New York
Mendes
Doheny reports $150000 paid to McAdoo firm in fees
California oil operator Doheny informs Senate committee that total payments so far amount to 150000 with an annual 25000 retainer to W G McAdoo. He says no payments were made to the Addeo firm regarding contracts and licenses under investigation and corrects earlier testimony.
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Doheny
California
Senate Oi
W. G. McAdoo
cAdeo
William G. Acton
New York
McAdoo
Los Ang
MerAdes, Cotton and Franklin
First Lethal Gas Execution Rehearsal At Prison Yard
Nevada officials prepare a rehearsal in the death chamber as two condemned men await Friday morning execution. A cat will test the gas as experts oversee safety measures, with guards resigning in protest and no gas masks to be worn.
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Carson City
Nev
E. DB
Walker
Cures Thirst Diplomats Fuga Jan 1
Fragmentary notes describe diplomatic exchanges and unclear references to Latvia and legations. The garbled text mentions membership, possible captures, and unclear figures tied to a 19th century context. Further readable details are insufficient for precise events or identities.
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