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Newspaper

Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1924

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McLean Faces Oil Inquiry With Palm Beach Links

Telegrams involving McLean and Palm Beach figures tied to the oil investigation were read by the committee. Messages referenced contacts with Fall and Palmer associates, urging caution about signaling the committee and noting White House connections. The exchange shows efforts to influence testimony and access to key officials.

Associated Rd B. McLean A. B. Fall Palm Beach Fla Oil Committee John Major Washington McLean Palm Seach Washington “Post White House Bascom Slemp Prestons Wether Major Smithers Whyc J W Zevely Palmer Fi Starek War Finance Corporation Mekaem Zevely Ward Park Fall's Hotel W. Starling Starling Howtinsville Secret Service McAdoo Francie McAdan New York W. G. McAdan Mclean Hero E. W. Smithers Contir

End Of Debate On Revenue Ball Near End Of Week

Washington February 27 AP House members prepare to wind up the revenue bill debate before week’s end. Leaders from both parties gauge forces for a final vote on reducing auto taxes and repealing parts of the tax on tires, accessories, and chassis.

Washington House Huse Eemam

Education leaders debate safety and time for music at NGA meeting

The National Education Association Department of Superintendents discussed safety and injury prevention as they met in Chicago on February 27. Officers for the coming year were elected with William McAndrew of Chicago and Milton Potter among nominees. Safety Council head Albert Whitney cited 20 000 children killed annually by accidents, including 15 900 auto fatalities, urging increased education to cut deaths.

Chicago A. P Inteng National Education Association Department of Department of Superintendence Willian McAndrew Milton Potter National Milwaukee Albert W. Whitney Safety Council Preyer Detroit St. Louis

Schwab predicts Germany to accept reparations terms

Bethlehem Steel chairman Charles M. Schwab said in New York that Germany would accept the Allied Reparations Commission terms after a seven week Europe trip. He argued the decision would ease German distress and that Dawes and Young plans frame the settlement, noting strong European reactions and American industry confidence.

New York iBy A Charles M. Schwab Bethlehem Steel Corporation Can Olympx Europe Germany Benead Commicenn Aeerxas Schwab Vael Americas Amer Brwah

Garner challenges Mellon figures on tax plan losses

Waehlagten Feb 27. A.P. reports Treasury estimates by Garner show the Mellon plan would cause large revenue losses in 1925. Garner cites discrepancies between Treasury figures and a letter to the Ways and Means Chair Green, calling the estimates unreliable. He seeks a new complete set of estimates as House debates soldier bonus and compensation policies continue.

Waehlagten A P Treasury Garner Green Ways and Means Treasury Department House Garrett Conference of the Democrats

Cripple Who Wrote Tipperary Dies in Coventry

Coventry England February 26 An ailing writer, known for the song It’s a Long Way to Tipperary, dies. H J Williams, crippled from birth, spent most of life in Coventry and never saw Tipperary. The wartime anthem inspired Allied troops amid rain and shellfire and remains his notable contribution.

Coventry Eng Tipperary H J Williams William Williams Mekady Termal Werters

23 Year Old Woman Arrested for Prison Matron Slaying

Detectives arrest 23 year old Mies Ellis, a former inmate with prior escapes, for the slaying of Louise Richards, a 70 year old prison matron. Ellis confessed last night and will face a preliminary hearing after being taken from a downtown meeting. She allegedly struck the matron with keys and fled with money and clothes.

Es Ellis Revlon Roers Louise Richards Indiana Women's Prison Instituton Mies Ellis Mies Richards Mies Ellie Meirem Isa Pedise Wien Petice Miss Elis

Meb Storms Hotel in Waukesha Klan Meeting Derailed

A mob of about three thousand disrupted a Ku Klux Klan gathering at the Commercial Hotel in downtown Waukesha Wisconsin. The attack damaged the building and halted a scheduled program featuring national speakers. Police inquiry followed, as two weeks of organizing efforts were reported.

Waukesha Wis Harr Welch

Tribute Honors Secretary Hughes and President Harding

Washington mourns as officials laud Secretary Hughes and President Harding in a memorial tribute. Speakers emphasize patriotism and duty, noting democratic ideals require steadfast memory of leaders who endured personal sacrifice.

Washington I Harding Sedlerea Hia Cabine

Presbyterians To St Louis and Beyond

In a Near East style report, church leaders outline efforts to aid church extension missions and urban reform. The Presbyterian board aims to fund hospitals, schools, and housing for neglected communities while supporting reformist groups led by Rev. Mr. Morse of New York and the chair at Jehantown.

St. Louis A. P Fera Jehantown Woman of the Mr. N. Morse New York City

Electa Ray Regulates Wright Using Ultraviolet Light

Paria February report notes ultraviolet rays used to reduce and remove excess body weight. The article mentions experiments creating significant fat loss in subjects, with observers citing measurable changes in pounds after treatment.

Electa Ray Wright

Late News Bulletins From Major Cities 1922-02-27

A string of brief notes from Hartford New York Youngstown Philadelphia and Washington report key figures and events including deaths resignations legal cases tax refunds and political testimonies. Notables include former officials Jack Dempsey and William G McAdoo and a Carnegie Foundation treasurer pleading guilty to charges.

New York A.P Robert A Franks Carnegie Foundation Miami Hotel Company Western Southern Life Lawrance Clarianat

Attorney General Daugherty May Retire After Inquiry

Statement indicates Daugherty will resign only after Senate investigation concludes. He has refused to quit now despite pressure, seeking private life and guidance from close friends. White House held talks with Secretaries and Republican leaders as decision weathered debate.

Wil Senate Washington Darty Renate West Gelalte Deigherty Adams Republican National Committee Conadvice Eless Ncrutiny Pennes Drearns Frand William M. Butler Coolidge Dougherty

Emancipation Conference Targets Child Welfare Funds

Harrisburg February 27. Emancipation of wives and children whose labor funds “temy” husbands will be discussed at a Child Welfare Association conference in Philadelphia. Dr Meeker secretary of Labor Industry notes thousands of children idle at home and urges plans to end child labor with organized action.

Harrisburg A. P Philadelphia I Meeker Ir Meeker Livi Theo

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