Wires seized in Senate oil scandal probe
Washington February 26 Senate investigative committee disclosed a near constant stream of telegrams between Washington and Palm Beach last December as the scandal unfolded. Tom McLean publisher and Alert TH. Fall ex security of the Intertoe were reportedly advised of developments. The panel compelled telegrams from sources under protest and ejected spectators during the search of files. Karl C. Schatyler of Denver and Leo Stack sought to intervene but failed.
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International
Washington
Senate Investigating Committee
Palm Beach
Tom McLean
Telegrama
Focal
Hye
Karl C. Schatyler
Denver
Leo Stack
Denter All Mag
Wilcoor
Charges G O P Would Destroy Oil Fraud Probe
In Wilmington on February 26 the Reopened National Committees dispersed with efforts to hamper and obstruct the investigation by Senator Willsh a Democrat from Mon Vena. He formed the committee to investigate the law under which ward officials were contated. Walach's dentary of the committees charges were supported by Senator Jearout Nemblican of Wisconsin and Keuttoe Smoot of Utah.
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Wsmington
Re- Shean National Cammittes
Sesuiter Willsh
Mon Vena
Wallih
Walach
Jearout Nemblican
Wisconsin
Keuttoe Smoot
Utah
Slides Four Miles Down a Mountain Chronicle
A chaotic report describes several riders sliding four miles down a mountain from High Rock toward Ven Mar Park. Battered by rough conditions, one sled derailed near Take Bayer road while others fled toward Western Maryhind road. The account notes many adults and children flocking to hills, with safety concerns and local authorities referenced as addressing the events.
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PenMor Vark
Ven. Mar Park
Bayer
Maryhind
Choy
France Ready To Leave Ruhr
Paris February 26 France's Ruhr and Reparations policy was defended by President Mitterrand in a Paris Chamber of Commerce speech. He said France has not thought of aggression or conquest and that occupation of the Ruhr was a means to an end. He urged negotiations to fix the payment date and the evacuation of the Ruhr.
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Paris
France
Mitterand
Paris Chamber of Commerce
Ruhr
Widow Of Slain Man Shot Down in Madison
Meraddy Dailey, 34, widow of William Dailey, killed by a terrioinry shakers tires Mouths ae, was shot near her home on George Street. Her 19-year-old son for former taptaia of Valles Wallin Street, Noo, identified a shooter who fled. Police held a suspect for coroner’s inquiry as the investigation proceeds.
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ACM
George Street
Taptaia
Valles Wallin Street
Noo
Hirvetia
Caieyo
Heine
Inquiry Opens Into Shooting of Vermont Senator
An inquiry notes the shooting of Frank A. Gree, a Vermont publican, during a skirmish involving a police battle. The report is led by a Senate investigation proposed by Senator Dale of Vermont, aiming to determine motives and carry out proper action.
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Nera
Washington
Frank A. Gree
Vermont
Prahibitiut Sugenta
Senator Dale
Republican
Baltimore inaction delays disposal of moonshiners
Amid promises of a sweep against moonshine operations in Indian Springs and Pole Cat Hollow, Maryland authorities and the Baltimore prohibition unit reported delays and unconfirmed orders. Residents note snowbound roads complicate access as Sheriff Daffey offered no comment. A flood of conflicting reports cites a 2214 strong gang, with many members from across the river, complicating any cleanout despite the stated push.
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Washington County
Maryland
Indian Springs
Tits Ufernoon
Baltimore
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Washington
Jones
Daffey
Cat Hollow
Peitay
Annonshiners
West Virginia
Pole Cat Hollow
Tadian Springs
Divorced Woman Seeks Annulment in New York Supreme Court
In New York City, Beverly D. Harris, former National Bank vice-president, seeks an annulment from Elaine Harris as jury selection begins. The case centers on accusations of deceit about parentage and past relationships, with testimony over the couple’s years together and prior identities.
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New York
Beverly D. Harris
the National Bank
Elaine L.eo Harris
Southern Beauty
Supreme Court
Taday
Youths Entered Store Stealing Goods on Vite Ella Avenue
Loot including clears cigarettes and gum taken from William Newcower store on Vite Ella Avenue last night. Thieves forced entry. police believe a band of boys responsible. An investigation is underway.
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William Newcower
Vite Ella Avenue
Snyder Appoints Vice President At Second National Bank
In Snyder a local meeting of the Second National Bank trustees elected Jesse Snyder as vice president to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Thomas Th Sith. Snyder will serve as bank officer and join the board in governance of the institution.
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Second National Bank
Jesse ©. Snyder
Thomas Th Sith
Snyder
Gift tax plans clash in tax reduction bill debate
Washington DC February 26 Regulars in the House moved to add a graduated gift tax to the tax reduction bill. The Republican plan by Green proposed a 1 percent minimum on 10000 with rising to 10 percent on 45000 and over. Democratic plan by Garner faced limits in debate. Insurgents and Democrats split over changes and additions as Longworth pushes for compromise measures including income fares and normal output tax.
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Washington, D. C
House
Green
Masini
Garner
Masimui
Rader
Longworth
Loneworth
Siki Leaps From Hotel Window in Havana Twilight
Havana authorities probe the actions of boxing star Siki who leaped from a second story hotel window while ill with fever and cold. He was uninjured, escaped after landing, and shouted he was Siki the undefeated battler as he ran down the street.
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Siki
Uy Intermeilonal Nene
Havana
Sik
Bandit Hold Up Bank Loots Maplewood Bank
In St. Louis on February 26, a gang in a large automobile roared to the Citizena Bank of Maplewood before noon. They corralled workers into a rear room and looted wages totaling about 8500. A bank janitor and a watchman exchanged shots as the bandits fled.
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My Teteren
ST. Louis
Steinhelk
Citizena Bank
Maplewood
Army Short 10 000 Men Near Authorized Strength
Washington February 26 The U S Army is 10 000 short of its authorized strength of 144 000 as losses mount to over 300 men monthly. War Department figures show total strength including officers enlisted personnel nurses clerks and scouts at 134 572. Efforts to retain three year enlistments and recruit replacements have failed.
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Washington
LN. S
U. S. Army
War Department
Adjutant General
Army
Thieves Weaken Philadelphia Police After Raid
PHILADELPHIA February 26 authorities report thieves hit the police yard at 15th and Vine. A bandit chase car lost tires after a theft by intruders who pried open four sleeping quarters lockers and removed contents.
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Philadelphia
1. N.S
15Th and Vine Streets
Italy's Navy to Be One of the Strongest
Rome reports Premier Musso told admirals the navy will be strengthened into a durable fighting force in Europe. He pledged to increase naval efficiency and ensure readiness against sea threats while claiming land defense is secure.
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Italy
Rome
Mussolini
Europe
Public Auction Of Estate Stocks Disclosed
A public sale conducted by auctioneer Joseph Snyder liquidated the estate of the late Dr. J Mel Scott. Stocks included Hagerstown Fair par 25 sold at 107, Rose Hill Cemetery par 10 at 12.20, Washington and Berkeley Bridge par 10 at 42, Mechanics Loan and Saving Tank par 14 at 52.9420, Holstein River Luther Company par 100 at 91500, and Millet Teal Control par 5 at 1.9.
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Joseph Snyder
J Mel
Scott
Hagerstown Fair
Rose Hill Cemetery
Washington and Berkeley Bridge Company
Mechanics Loan and Saving Tank
Hilty
Holstein River Luther Company
German Leaders Face High Treason Trial in Vindication Bid
MONICH February 26 two fallen military idols General Ludendorff and Adolf Hitler stood trial on high treason charges over the beer hall putsch. Both men declared confidence in vindication. Ludendorff once chief of staff to Hindenburg and Hitler a rank and file soldier, amid war devotion and a vow to serve Germany. The death penalty looms for treason.
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Monich
LNSJ
Ludendorf
Adolf Hitler
Ludendorff
Hitler
Hindenburg
Chester the author George Randolph Chester dies at 14
New York Feb 26 noted author George Randolph Chester died suddenly of heart disease at age 14. He created the character Get Rick Quick Wallingford and was a native of Cincinnati Ohio. The report mentions a chaotic city scene with fear of a plot and heightened security surrounding a trial.
Atlantic Seaboard Storm Forecast Tightens Roads
A severe storm with heavy snow or rain threatens the Atlantic seaboard tonight. Weather officials predict worsening travel conditions as the system centers south of Alabama and moves northeastward with increasing intensity. Southeast warnings extend along Florida coast and northeast alerts reach Virginia Cape to Moston.
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Atlantic Seaboard
U. S. Weather Bureau
J. A. Miler
Needysville
Thain
Willesaan
Trafic
Florida
Jacksonville
Cedar Keya
Virginia Capea
Moston
Alabama
Maryland
Robbery Case Still On Trial
Elwood Barnhart is on trial for robbing Jonas Hatzell, a Hancock area taxi driver, near Hancock. Hatzell testified as the principal witness. Barnhart denied the charge and claimed he was at home during the alleged robbery. Defense counsel is A B Mason as the case continues through the morning session. Separately, Neill Fields Adam Wagner and Jules Stotler of Berkeley Springs were found not guilty of stealing chickens from the Pioneer Orchard Company near Hancock. A $100 reward related to the Pioneer Orchard case was noted by Constable Charles Barnhart, linked to the Atlantic Poultry Association.
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Elwood Barnhart
Jonas Hatzell
Mae
Hancock
Lefont
Harnhart
Hatzell
Hicerstowe
Barnhart
Atlantic Poultry Associaion
Pioneer Orchard Company
Laymen Conference to Be Held at St Pauls MOR Church
A laymen conference under the Daltinora Canferenca Warmen association of the Methodist Church will meet at St Pauls MOR Church in this city tomorrow evening. Harry Dee of Ballimars, president, will preside. Delegates from Frederick District churches will attend. An evening review opens the event to the public with remarks by Congressman Crom Nebravka and Gh. 1, Meotgia 0. NcGaughtin.
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Daltinora Canferenca Warmen
Methodist Church
St. Paul's Mor
Orvnlag
Harry Dee
Ballimars
Frederick
Fteelack
Meotgia
NcGaughtin
Crom Nebravka
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