Charles E. Harper Heads Water And Sewer Commission
In Washington on February 12 a Senate committee heard testimony about Charles E. Harper and connections and associations tied to Denby. The inquiry centers on revolving funds and royalties among M. Morning Journey M Weil testimony cited dating to 1922. The President left open future adjustments after reviewing all facts.
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Impartial Advice Sought On Impeachment Stall Tactics
Washington notes discuss awaiting guidance from the special counsel on impeachment actions. A Senate resolution and Naval SecretaryDenby resignation are mentioned amid warship leasing controversy. A deferment decision possible by Thursday as Senate recess continues.
Youthful Pilot For Washington Senators
A 27 year old rookie named Harris steps into the Washington Senators managerial role under Clark Griffith. Harris, younger than George Sisler and Dave Bancroft, has a brief major league start but enters with strong backing. He previously played professional ball in Pittsburgh's Eastern Pennsylvania League and drew attention from Detroit's circuits before moving toward the managerial post.
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Doublin Death Sentence Trial Report
Fragmentary report notes Mrs Jaben dying after Shaane of a late case and a man Kam Devereat linked to a murder. Rez Hasrehen, present at trial, was taken as judge passed sentence and died soon after.
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London Women Vote Embrace Historic Leap to Queens Council
In London on February 12 1900 reports indicate women have achieved a notable milestone as a significant vote expands to the British Parliament. The era of female political participation gains momentum with new eligibility and leadership prospects emerging.
Opium Raid Leads to Arrests in Meenahine Valley
In Meenahine Valley a downtown raid uncovered an alleged opium den. Arrested were a man named Billy Devine and a woman claiming to be Meen Bradford of New York. A taxi passenger resisting police was also seized after a warm opium lamp and package were found in the cab.
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Higher Surtax Rate Debated On Revenue Bill Fight Looms
Lawmakers convene to push floor contest on the revenue bill as Republican leaders back higher surtax limits. Secretary Slemp and President Coolidge described as leaning toward liberal tax notions while Mellon rate backers seek a record vote and possible amendments to alter the 25 percent maximum.
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Questioning Friends Of Slain Beauty In Mystery Case
New York officials question several wealthy men linked to Miss Logic Broadway butterfly in a bid to identify who delivered the fatal blow. Police seek protection from publicity as they pursue leads tied to the murder inquiry.
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Favorable Action Taken On Gas Bill
Washington February 12 prospects of permanent automobile reciprocity between Maryland and the District of Columbia were brightened when the favorable action on the gas bill was reported.
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Baseball magnates clash over bonuses and drafts
Baseball magnates from the National League meet in mid winter with the International League seeking faster decisions. President Christy Mathewson of Boston urged abolition of bonuses for playing, while International leaders press to reject changes to the draft.
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30 Tons of Votes Arrive at Victoria Tower
Weighing 50 tons and filling 2000 sacks, 1 ROO RES ballot boxes used in the recent general election arrived in London at Victoria Tower. They are to be kept under state seal for a year.
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Conservative Party Centres House With Literal Representatives
Members of the British House of Commons assembled today for the first time under a Labor government. The Laborites, in power, faced intense scrutiny as they took office, with public interest centered on their handling of the state. Orlando, London.
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Sweatbread Shortage Reported in London
A London report from February 1 notes a sweatbread shortage affecting daily bread supplies. Authorities urged quashing panic while retailers and bakers sought alternative flour sources to stabilize markets. The situation underscores mounting food supply strains in urban areas.
Mixed Late News Bullets From Global Cities
A chaotic late news bulletin recounts a murder confession in Aurora involving lawyer Warren J. Clarela as police trace John Ilarein, plus a string of disparate items from Washington to Yucatan from February 12. It covers political finance, revolutionary skirmishes near Campeche, a U.S. political resignation rumor around Secretary Needing, and local court actions in England and New York related to a governor’s trial and a company protest.
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Three Member Commission Plans City Utilities
The three member commission to outline a city wide utility program begins immediately with Chairman Mayer for six years and two others, Travers L. Ruark and Paul E. Watson. They intend to form a municipal utility to supply natural gas to city homes and businesses, with Necrer as executive. The article continues on page eight.
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President Is In New York Tonight
President Coolidge travels to New York to address the Nathan Club. He has stayed mainly in Washington during his early presidency, with only limited trips outside the capital, including a visit to Alexandria for the laying of the cornerstone of the national Masonic memorial. The remarks will cover national issues and be broadcast nationwide.
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