News Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
Congress plans large armament funding for 1927 and a five year naval aviation build up. Navy and Army bills move through Congress amid budget concerns. Investigations into air service influences lead to reprimands and transfers. Expedition plans to the North Pole announced. Political shifts and international notes fill the week.
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Senate
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House
House Committee of Naval Affairs
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Coolidge
Landon
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Supreme Court Sustains Conspiracy Indictments For Fall Sinclair Doheny
USPICE STAFFORD of the Dictster of Columbia Supreme court has sustained the validity of the conspiracy indictments against Albert B. Fall Harry Sinclair and Edward L Doheny. The action means the defendants must stand trial under criminal indictments charging them with conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government by trickery deceit and bribery. Notable deaths this week include Henry Holt New York publisher and Archbishop J F Ciepluk of Poland who was once sentenced to death by a Russian tribunal but released and came to America last November.
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Senate
Mesers
Green
Garner
Hand
New York
Supreme Court
Uncle Sam
Uspice
Stafford
Henry Holt
J. F. Clepluk
Poland
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