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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1924

Page

17

WITNESSES DENY WHEELER ROLE IN CAMPBELL CASES

Two Montana witnesses testified before the Senate Investigations committee denying Senator Wheeler had any involvement in the Campbell land cases. Washington lawyer William Freely stated Wheeler had no “absolutely nothing” to do with the matters, while former Utah governor William Spry said Wheeler was approached in 1923 by Interior Department officials and sought a “square deal” rather than influence.

Associated Press Montana Wher Stal Senate Committee William Grealy Washington Campbell Land Feely Tntarior Department Dar Wheeler Gordon Campbell Montanael Thathher William Spry Movernor Utah General Land Office Wheeler Booth Interior Department Camp Illand Abell Borah Wroal Trumpbell Soa Sas Spry Campbell Ruth Proger Irvine Dore Seagcrate Caraway el Sander

Coan Claims Lockwood Sent Him to Montana for Murky Tests

Coan under subpoena before Senate Paint investigators testified last night that he visited Adavita in Montana and named district attorney associates. He said he was sent by George B Fortwood to gather material for newspaper publicity after receiving campaign state letters. Coan claimed he spoke with Gordon Campbell aides and Kevin Syndl ute creditors as part of his information sources ahead of Montana witnesses and a later Senate stand.

Tsur Coan Senate Wheeler Ots Tear Balls Washite Ste Coan Montana George B Feotwood Republican National Committee Wheeler and Poports Auch Arternes deReral Daugherty Coan Oratice Ag Glouser Gordon Campball WoWtinea Th Gordon Campbell Kevin

Joint Rates Likely Again to Be Put Off

Postponement of the pret esthetical rail rate provision in sector 28 of the merchant act looms. Government bodies have not reached decisions as the House Merchant committee weighs the Newton resolution to defer to July 1, 1995, while the Joint committee considers further delay, with conferees leaning toward continuing suspension to allow readjustment.

House Merchant Marina Committee Newton the Shipping Board and Interstate Commerce Commission

Oil Witness Denies Prejudice in Teapot Dome Hearing

J O Lewis a petroleum engineer testified that the Dome could be drained by outside wells but the government moved to have the oil extracted immediately. He was recalled and questioned by Senator Walsh about prior positions on leasing policy and alleged deception. Lewis denied any bias and said he remained impartial in his study and conclusions.

Teapot Dome Oil Committee J O Lewis Jie Walsh Senator Wainh Lewis

Oil Lease Jury Sought in Special Grand Jury

In criminal court No 1 before Justice William Hils an effort will be made to recruit 22 more jurors to complete a 26 member special grand jury to probe alleged criminal phases of oil leases. Four jurors have been qualified and United States Marshal Edgar C Snyder has summoned 150 men for examination.

Criminal Court William Hils Edward Doheny Harry F. Sinclair Denby Fall United States Edgar C Snyder

Free Seed Move Fails In House Amid Farm Bill Action

The House passed the annual Agriculture Department bill at 57 million dollars after rejecting a 280 thousand dollar seed distribution amendment by Rep Rewell of Louisiana. The measure, sent to the Senate, includes an expanded secretary power under the Packers and Stockyards Act and funds 200 thousand for boll weevil and other pest eradication in the South.

Department of Agriculture House Representative Rewell Louisiana Senate Secretary of Agriculture

House to Consider Child Labor Today

Republicans planned to bring the Foster resolution for a constitutional child labor amendment, but House action on the agriculture appropriation bill delayed. Chairman Snell said a two thirds vote would come only tomorrow. All 22 New York Democrats plus Senator Copeland endorsed a federal minimum standard for child labor including age, education, hours, and permissible occupations.

House Snell New York State New York Copeland

Opposed Bid for Muscle Shoals Power by Ford Probed

Senators and regional leaders clash over Muscle Shoals power rights with editors, development officials, and industry figures urging retention of federal control or modified terms. Critics argue Ford would use the site mainly for cars, while Southern power firms offer to adapt terms as the government finalizes a program.

Senate Agricultural Committee Q. S Harmon Hattlesburm Western North Carolina Development Association Tennessee River H. W. Leashon Clinton Iowa Henry Ford Ford Unitedtates Southern Norris Senate

Funds Raised to Thwart Land Fraud Inquiry in Texas

A telegram claims a $100,000 fund has been raised to impede a Senate land fraud inquiry in Texas. Postal Inspector Simmons says the investigation is not finished, while witnesses cite irrigation and land sale schemes dating to 1921. He denies taking sides for or against Texas Republicans amid strong accusations from Hidalgo County and Donna residents.

Ansodated Senate Committee Texas Rush D. Simmons Post Office Department Simmons James R. Page Kansas City Page Ivan A White Hidalgo A. B. Cole Brownsville Tex Rio Grande Vallay Heflin Albania Thease Cole J. J. Morton Mexico Morton Edgar J Blessing R B Creager Texas National Republican W. E Whigham Donna Heffin C. H. Swallow

Means Diary Forgery Haunts Senate Probe

Gaston B Means warned that his diary vanished amid a forged Senate letter from Brookhart. Two men posing as sergeants at arms claimed authority to seize Means records, but committee and Justice officials doubt the authenticity. Rankin said Means delivered the diary March 3 and handed over three suitcases and a trunk, though the sergeant-at-arms denies any visit or papers received.

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