Immigration clash and Dover plan shape up global talks
The Senate backs the exclusion clause hurting Japan amid pacifist protests in the U S and Tokyo threats, while France and Britain push the Dover report toward settlement as Germany demands Ruhr guarantees and continued control, with European leaders wary of broader conflicts and possible retaliation.
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Senate Feud Over Heney Inquiry Sparks Party Rift
Democrats and insurgent Republicans clash over President Coolidge’s rebuke of Internal Revenue Service probes and the decision to hire Francis J. Heney as investigator at Senator Couzens of Michigan’s expense. Coolidge backs constitutional guarantees while Pinchot admits proposing Heney and defends the move as Couzens is ill and inquiry work stalls.
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Francis J. Heney
Senator Couzens
Michigan
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Pinchot
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Attorney General Stone backs grand jury action in Montana case
The Attorney General has reviewed the evidence on Senator Wheeler of Montana and finds the grand jury's action justified. Justice Department and U.S. Attorneys say evidence arose while pursuing postal law violations. Montana's district attorney acted independently. Witness Gaston Means testified about Jess Smith collecting at least 250000 from bootleggers and sharing with the former attorney general, noting a large sum was to be returned to New York bootleggers on the night of Smith's death in Washington.
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Mellon
Green River
A. Mitchell Palmer
Daugherty
Jess Smith
Palmer
Congress
George W. Storck
Department of Justice
Francis B. Harrison
Wheeler
Stone
Montana
Great Falls
United States
Washington
National policy urged to boost outdoor recreation
Coolidge appoints Weeks Work Wallace Hoover and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt to a committee to draft a national policy coordinating all outdoor recreation and guiding future action while a London conference on Soviet relations opens with wary exchanges. Alaska search and rescue follows plane crash. Back yard gardening fever sweeps Sidney as spring returns with bulbs budding and neighbors trading garden tips.
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Work
Wallace
Hoover
Roosevelt
Republicans hail Hughes keynote as Smith enters race
In New York two state conventions drew clear contrasts with Republicans praising Secretary Hughes' keynote speech and President Coolidge. Democrats formally named Gov. Al Smith as a presidential contender after a vote urged by three leading women. Meanwhile Greeks voted for a republic ending the Glucksburg dynasty, while Persians abandoned a Persian republic plan and Premier Sipah pursues a $30,000,000 loan deal with Harry Sinclair for concessions in northern Persia.
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Coolidge
al Smith
Smith
Greece
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Harry Sinclair
Persia
Gurley Lady Weds Scottsbluff Young Man
A Gurley woman and a Scottsbluff man wed in Torrington during a busy nuptial season. Allen Britton of this city married Dorothy Thompson of Gurley in April. The couple plans to reside in the area. the bride hails from a prominent Gurley family and the groom is linked to Hites Paint and Paper.
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Torrington
Allen Britton
Dorothy ‘Thompson
Gurley
Wyoming
J. Britton
Hites Paint and Paper Company
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Eggs Collected and Distributed to Omaha Hospital
The Sunday school gathered 60 dozen eggs last Sunday. Two crates were sent to the hospital at Omaha and nine dozen were sold locally to cover express charges for the 60 dozen.
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