Oil land leases in dispute cloud Coolidge cabinet
Admiral Latim testified Denby ordered oil land transfers to the interior department while ex Secretary Fall faced questioning at his residence. Senators pressed Denby’s competence as Daugherty and Denby faced removal pressure amid demands to cancel leases.
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J. L. Latim Wer
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Denby
Interior Department
Ondreirians
Secretary of the Interior
L. E. Gregory
Stephens
Ohio
Sinclair
Dobens
S Trudge
Crawford Biggs
Raleigh
XN. C
R. H. Hollen
W. U. Jacobs
Chicago
President Coolidge
Hollen and
Jacobs
Silas H. Strawn
Tudge Biggs
United States
el Hills
California
Southern Pacific Railroad
Capitol
Robinson
Strawn
Gregory
Senate
Walsh
White House
Robingson
Sithar
Pittman
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Navy
Public Lands Committee
Trammell
Charles E Hughes
Harding
Steece
Coolidge
Mit
Edwin Denby
M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Naval Oil Reserves
Congress
Greece Leader Venizelos Seriously Ill Faces Possible Resignation
Athens reports Premier Eleftherios Venizelos suffered a nervous breakdown and was ordered to rest for two weeks. Rumors say he may resign with his cabinet as the crisis deepens, risking a delay to the planned plebiscite on Greece’s monarchy and government. Mme Venizelos heads to his bedside. a special Paris physician was brought in.
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Athens
Greece
Mme
Venizelos
Paris
Stice Kafandaris
Five Self Destructive Deaths Reported In Several Cities
In Harrisburg Ohio farmer Eric E. Gantz, 54, hanged himself from a rafter in a barn on his property. Motive unknown. In Marion Ohio Mrs Wm Harbert, 63, drank poison at home and died two hours later. She had been ill for months. In Knoxville Columbus G Wayland, former city finance commissioner, died by hanging. In Cleveland Thomas Hubbard, 48, died at home after swallowing poison amid health concerns.
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Columbus
Jan
Eric E. Gantz
Harrisburg
Here
Marion
Wm. Harbert
Ironton
Knoxville
Tenn
Columbus G. Wayland
City of
Werland
Cleveland
Lakeword
Thomas Hubbard
Richland Avenue
Confesses in Slaying of Student in Cincinnati
Halton P. Sidall, 26, son of Equality banker, confessed to Tuesday night murder of John A. Mazzola, 28, whose body was found in Duck Creek Norwood with a bullet through the head. Both were Ohio Dental College seniors. Sidall denied knowledge until a bloody shirt was found. Fraternity brothers retain counsel saying he shields a girl.
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Cincinnati
Halton
P. Sidall
Equality
John A. Mazzola
Yeater
Duck Creek
Norwood
Norritts
Ohio Dental College
Mazzola
University of Pennsylvania
Sidall
Sidail
Two Dead in Huenzka School Road Crash Near St Marys
A collision between a Western Ohio Trac tion vehicle and an automobile at the Huenzka school grade crossing near St Marys left two people dead and three others fatally or seriously injured. Victims include Flora Hoet 65 and her grandson Beannas Cima. Ralph Hoet 45 and Lucille 23 were fatally injured, taken to a Lima hospital, and W E Kelley 45 of Wapakoneta sustained injuries.
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Lima
Huenzka
Crogeny
St. Marys
Flora Hoet
Beannas Cima
Hoet
Ralph
D Killed Score Hurt As Flyer Derailed At St George
Franklin Pa Jan 31 Three persons were killed and about a score injured when the south bound Buffalo Pittsburgh express derailed at St George station near here. The engineer, fireman, and a Pullman porter died instantly as all five cars left the tracks and the engine plunged into the mud by the Allegheny river. Excessive speed on a curve blamed.
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Franklin
Around the World Flight Route Shift Announced
The army air service plans a spring world flight starting from Los Angeles rather than Washington or Seattle, announced by Major General Mason M. Patrick. Other items note bankruptcy proceedings for Warren McCray, protests over locomotive orders, mine closures, a wage dispute claim, rising federal revenue, and treasury certificate withdrawals affecting Northwest investments.
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Washington
Army Air Flyers
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
Seattle
Wash
Mason M. Patrick
Army
Gir
Bok Peace Plan Official to Testify Before Senate Panel
Miss Esther Everett Lape, general manager of the Bok peace plan award, was ordered to answer questions about the inner workings of the Bok project by the senate investigating committee. Her refusal at a prior session halted the inquiry, and she was summoned again to explain the campaign and methods for Senate adoption.
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Washington
Esther Everett Lape
Senate
Miss Lape
Lape
NFRA
United States Senate
Wheelings Prominent Farmer Jailed for Blackmail Threat
Belmont Phillips, a leading Wheel ing district farmer, is jailed on charges of attempted blackmail and threatening to harm Earnest Hartman’s sixteen year old daughter, the Ohio county poor farm superintendent.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Belmont Phillips
Earnest Hartman
Ohio County
Ohio to require 1923 license plates tomorrow
Ohio motorists must display 1923 license plates starting tomorrow as Secretary of State Brown rejects any further extension for use of the 1923 tags. The notice came from Columbus with the deadline set and enforcement imminent.
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Columbus
Ohio
Brown
Mrs Deir entertains sister and Cleveland trip notes
Mrs T Deir hosted her sister Mrs Osborne from Columbia. They attended an auto show in Cleveland. Rev C C Mapie returned from Elmore and spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Cleveland. A J Hulse drives twenty five mules in Pope. Judson Hanridge truck spring broke on icy Tuesday morning. Several cars turned right about face but no injuries. Mr and Mrs Joseph Pratt hosted relatives Sunday. Ladies Aid set February supper with men in charge of the meal. A crowd attended the Panquet at North Cmsted Congregational church Tuesday. Mr Spencer discussed a medicine at his residence. Hattie Andrews returned from the hospital Wednesday.
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Joseph Pratt
Ladies’ Aid Society
North C
Spencer
Hattie Andrews
German separatist leader shot near Roxheim
Berlin reports Gumbinner Was mortally wounded by an assassin who fled. The Telegram notes the incident as part of a wave of unrest across Germany with no immediate arrests.
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Berlin
Gumbinner
Roxheim
Poultry Market Profits Decline Amid Record 1923 Output
The 1923 poultry year set records with a 4 percent rise in production and a 22 percent jump in dressed poultry receipts. Despite higher output, profits fell as prices drifted downward for three years, remaining about 2 cents above 1922 levels. Per capita output reached 1.7 dozens in 1923, while long-term trends show limited profitability without population growth.
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Poe
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Ege
The Sweet Brewers Plan Work On Barn Sides
The Sweet brewers adjust to their new barn and begin sidings work, continuing daily tasks as they settle into the space. They report smooth cooperation and steady progress on the project despite early challenges.
Etiquette guidance on teen dating at church events
A female teen asks if inviting a schoolmate and a girl friend to supper or Young People's Society is proper. Advice suggests including parents, pacing invitations, and avoiding pressure to attend church events.
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University of Michigan
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Warren G. Harding
Caledonia
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Akron
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London
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