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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1924

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Pomerene Tests Refusal Testimony and Impeachment Talk

Former Senator Pomerene refuses to testify as five Gil counsel appear in fall. Gregory joins as post holder while Strawn stays as associate counsel. House Demands probe of Sinclair tax returns amid impeachment talk. A broad inquiry is underway into tax matters, stock, and government officials.

Pomerene Gil Fall Pers Sinclair Mosaus Inter Ungertelder Rit Committees Mamumpany Organ- Sinclair Interests Investioa Maile al Tradg WB Hibbs & A Senate Inter Trakers WeAdeo Milton Whem Hte Coms Askel William G McAdoo Ftrvnce Trassury Hare California Dohany McAdoo Gregory Texas Cordaga Wee

House Chaplain Prays For Woodrow Wilson

The House chaplain prayed for former President Woodrow Wilson amid illness. He delivered a solemn blessing describing Wilson as lingering in the shadows of eternal morning and asking for comfort, peace, and protection for his stay in God’s secret place.

Montgomery Wilson Jesus Christ Amon

Coast Guard plan to curb rum runners under 1920s proposal

President Coolidge sent to Congress a Treasury plan to appropriate $12,862,989 for Coast Guard expansion. The proposal includes acquiring 20 torpedo boat destroyers from the navy, two mine sweepers, and 223 cabin-raiser motorboats plus 100 Sea Light dry boats with radio gear. Reopening 19 lifesaving stations and forming 24 section bases to supervise craft and prevent rum smuggling are also planned.

Coolidge Congress Treasury Coast Guard Navy Sealight

Prince and Editor Duel in Italy Ends in Wounds

Prince Don Mario Colonna and Tullio Giordana editor of Tribuna were severely wounded in a duel after twenty assaults. Seconds and doctor intervened. rivals reconciled. Conflict followed Tribuna article attacking a new economic group led by the prince. Budapest notes Premier Bethlen and Stephan Rakovsky to meet on the field of honor after a defamation dispute in parliament.

Rome Tele 2 Mario Colonna Tullio Giordana Tribuna Budapest Bethlen Stephan Rakovaky Rakovsky National Assembly Col Pronay Council of Honor Heblen Arma

Berlin's Paris Charge Is Made Ambassador

Berlin February 2 AP Dr Leopold von Haesch born 1831 is named German ambassador to France youngest officers to hold such a post. He served on missions in Peking Paris Madrid London and Constantinople and was charge d affaires in Paris after Mayer's death. Von Koller minister at Belgrade moves to Brussels.

Berlin Leopold von Haesch France Germany Peking Paria Madrid London Constantinople Paris Ainge Wilhelm Mayer von Koller Belgrade Brussels

Naval Construction Bill Seeks 97 Million Authorized Program

Chairman Butler of the House naval committees introduced a bill to authorize a 97 million dollar naval construction program. The plan includes eight new scout cruisers at 11 008 000 each and six river gun boats at 700 000 each, exclusive of armor. Alterations to the battleships New York and Texas are proposed for added protection against underwater attacks, per Navy Department request.

Butler House Naval Committees New York Texas Navy Department

800 Fanatics Killed Report in Manila

Manila Feb 2 The captain of a small vessel said reaching here that 800 fanatics were killed or wounded in clashes with the Philippine constabulary at Surigao over the past month Official sources discounted the report calling it grossly exaggerated and stating the total casualties had not exceeded 29

Manila A. P Surigao Philippine Constabulary

Incidents at the Home of Former President Wilson

A garbled early 20th century report discusses tax policy disputes involving Garner and Mellon. It outlines revenue losses under Garner plan estimates, compares with the Mallon plan, and notes congressional reactions and proposed indirect tax reductions. Names like Garner, Mellon, and references to 1921 income are included amid chaotic text.

Wilson Garner Congress Mallon J Representative Garner Hth Mellon Jjcoffes Mc.Garner Ways End Means

Trains crash near Fortville kills many injured

A head on collision of two Indiana Union Traction trains near Fortville Indiana on a curve sent about 12 people to perish and 30 to 40 injured as fire consumed cars and charred bodies were recovered amid confusion Indianapolis officials said the first identified victim was Dr E Blin Has kin of Indianapolis.

Fortville Ind Aona Anderson Indiana Union Traction Company Here E Blin Haskin Indianapolis United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry Indiana M J Kasia Gascis

Gas Death Sentence Drives Prisoner Mad

Carson City Nev Feb 2 Gee Jon a Chinese prisoner sentenced to die by lethal gas in the Nevada State prison has lost his mind his Reno attorney J M Frame said after a visit to the death cell Frame said the strain of anticipation surrounding the states new method of executing by gas has worn Jon to a physical breakdown He would delay the execution until the sanity of the prisoner is determined The State board of pardons today voted that Thomas Bunsell slayer of Mammie Johnny an Indian girl must also die in the gas chamber February 8.

Carson City Nev Gee Jon J M Frame Reno Eid Jon Frame Nevada State Board of Pardons Today Thomas Bunsell

Damages Awarded in Chicago Mockup Case at Sanitarium

In Chicago February 2 a jury awarded Mrs. Augusta Glendinning widow of roofing manufacturer Robert Glendinning damages totaling 160 900 against William Palmer and Thomas Davis cousins of her husband. The suit alleged they caused her husband to be confined at a psychopathic hospital and a sanitarium at Wauwatosa Wisconsin until after his death. The claim said the defendants aimed to gain control of the 3 100 000 estate.

Chicago Augusta Glendinning Robert Glendinning William Palmer Thomas Davis Psychopathic Hospital Wauwatosa Wis

Primo de Rivera Soon To Resign as Dictator

Madrid February 2. Circles say Primo de Rivera will resign after four months of rule modeled on Mussolini. He lacks army support and estranges the king. Rumor says Gen Valeriano Weyler may be named premier once de Rivera is retired without trouble.

Madrid Primo de Rivera Spain Mussolini Italy Philippines Cubs Senor Do Rivera Chiew

Boy Sent by Express From Greece to U S

New York February 2 Peter Albert Semos born in Chicago in 1901 arrived from Greece today on the Themis tocles wearing an express tag directing delivery to his father a Birmingham Alabama hotel owner He explained through an interpreter that his parents were diverted when he was four and he went to live with grandparents in Greece An express company representative escorted him to a train for Birmingham.

New York Peter Albert Semos Chicago Greece Birmingham Ala Semos Express Birmiingham

Soviet appoints Rykoff as Lenin successor planned

Moscow reports an official plan to announce Alexis Ivanovitch Rykoff as chair of the federal commissariat in Lenin's succession. The move, expected at the first session of the new parliament, would also name two assistants and other top officials. Italy aims to recognize Soviet Russia within 48 hours, paired with a commercial treaty.

Moscow Alexis Ivanovitch Rykoff Federal Commissare Nikolai Lenin Federal Council of Soviets Lenin Rykoff M Churbar Ukraine Council of Commissars M Orkalaavili Council of Commissars Leo Kemmenelf Council of Labor and Defense Felix Djerjinsky Supreme Economic Council Congress M Litvinoff Soviet Russia Kalenim Italy England France Japan United States Turkey Persia Afghanistan Rome A. P

Wilson Dying in Last Sleep After Stroke and Illness

News bulletin reports Woodrow Wilson in final hours as arteriosclerosis and strain of peace talks wear him down. Admiral Grayson confirms no nourishment, no pain, and impending death with family present and physicians guidance. Prior Paris weeks and league efforts cited as contributing factors.

Admiral Grayson Iast Nhat Dr Grayson Mr Wilson Wilson John Randolph Bolling

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