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January 21, 1924

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RAILROAD WALKOUT STARTS IN ENGLAND; TRAINS ARE TIED UP; 59,000 Enginemen of Associated Society Quit -- Other Union Men Remain at Work.

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

strike starts; preparations for transportation of food and other necessaries; mediation fails as workers insist on changes in award of Natl Wages Bd

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TO REVEAL WINNER OF BOK PRIZE FEB. 4; John W. Davis Will Present a Check for $50,000 to Author of Peace Plan.

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ed on McAdoo's stand; J W Davis will present award to winner on Feb 4 at celebration in Phila; J H Clarke offers to testify in Sen investigation; Dr S P Cadman endorses plan; Dartmouth students vote for it

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RED TINGE FADES IN SOVIET CONGRESS; All-Russian Body Meets With Damper on Color in Drapery and Speech.

By Walter Duranty

Faintly cheered at session

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DEMOCRATS ATTACK FALL ON OIL LEASES AS A NEW BALLINGER; National Committee Calls Teapot Dome a Parallel to Scandal in Taft Administration. DENBY ALSO IS ASSAILED ' Sluice Gates Were Apparently Opened' Under Two Secretaries, Says Statement. FRAUD INQUIRY TALKED OF Investigating Senators Reported to Want It -- Administration Exercised Over Developments. DEMOCRATS ATTACK FALL ON OIL LEASES

By Special to The New York Times

assails leasing of naval oil reserves in Cal and Wyo as exploitation of Govt, attacks former Sec Fall and Sec Denby

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Tax Levy Per Head in 1922 Was $68.37; Total Paid by People Was $7,433,081,000

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Census Bur reports on 1922 revenue

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WIDE POWERS TO ADMIRAL; Orders Call for Such Action as Is Necessary to Protect Shipping.

By Special to The New York Times

del Castillo denies that Americans are in danger

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