treaty approved by all the Dominions, British ready to sign

BRITAIN ACCEPTS THE LIQUOR TREATY; Document Is Approved by All of the Dominions and Hughes Is Notified.

opposes compromise on 25% surtax rate proposed by Mellon

VETO THREATENED ON A HIGH SURTAX; President Stands Inflexibly for Secretary Mellon's 25 Per Cent. Rate.

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Bishop Manning refuses to confer again with Rev Dr Guthrie and vestrymen; text of 2 lrs on Guthrie's defense of position and attitude of vestrymen, which are now in Manning's hands

WON'T CONFER AGAIN ON ST. MARK'S RITES; Bishop Manning Stands on His Edict Against the New Practices.

Sinclair Declares Oil Inquiry Is 'Politics'; Denies Paying Fall for Teapot Dome Lease.

Directs Justice Department to watch evidence at Sen Com inquiry and prepare to prosecute any violation of law

PRESIDENT READY TO ACT; Spokesman Indicates Coolidge Has His Eyes on Developments. INQUIRY TO BE PRESSED Senate Committee Wants Fall to Explain Archie Roosevelt's Story. SINCLAIR'S BOOKS SOUGHT Mysterious Memorandum Appears of Fall's Ranch Purchase -- No Clue to Author.

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urges independent German gold bank under internatl control, before experts, hopes for accord

EXPERTS PROPOSE GERMAN GOLD BANK; It Would Be Absolutely Independent and Under International Control.

DECLARES ANDERSON FORCED HIM TO SPLIT PART OF HIS 'DRY' PAY; Chief Accuser of Anti-Saloon League Official Then Admits Trying to Sell Exposure. DENIES HE TRIED BLACKMAIL Defense Links Witness With Brewers and Wet Organization at Forgery Trial. SAYS ANDERSON HAD HIM 'SPLIT' HIS PAY

Capt H G Sparrow and 2 radio operators die

Captain of Tacoma and Two Radio Men Lose Their Lives in Vera Cruz Storm

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is Minister of Agriculture in new British Ministry

LABOR TAKES OFFICE, FULFILLING ANCIENT BRITISH CEREMONIES; Macdonald Kisses the King's Hand in Accepting Commission to Head Government.

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LONDON, Jan. 22 (Associated Press). -- Departing from the accepted three-mile limit, which has been the basis of British maritime law, Great Britain and her Dominions have unanimously agreed to grant the United States the right to search British owned vessels carrying contraband liquor within one hour's steaming distance of the American shores. For brevity, it is one of the most remarkable international documents on record.  

BRITAIN ACCEPTS THE LIQUOR TREATY

SOVIET CONGRESS IN TEARS; Mass Hysteria Only Averted by a Leader's Brusque Intervention.

urges trade with Russia; says it would help unseat Bolsheviki

URGES TRADE WITH RUSSIA.; Senator King Says Agreement Would Help Unseat Bolsheviki.

THREE BANDITS SHOT HOLDING UP TRUCK; Detectives Put Up a Stiff Fight With Silk Thieves at Irvington, N.J.

daughter, Mabel Spang Ancker, who married against wishes of parents, will receive $2,000,000 in suit over mother's will

OBTAINS $2,000,000 IN SUIT OVER WILL; Mabel Spang Ancker, Cut Off by Pittsburgh Steel Man, Settles With Her Mother's Estate.

charges brought by Associated Industries collapse at inquiry conducted by Gov Smith

BUREAU EXPOSURE FAILS AT ALBANY; Associated Industries' Charges Against Labor Board Collapse at Inquiry Held by Smith.

FALL OBEYS SUBPOENA.; Will Leave New Orleans for Washington This Morning.

M Ribel, Minister of Devastated Dists, offers bill providing for new estimate of claims to enable Govt to take legal proceedings for recovery of payments said to have been made to industrialists above real loss incurred

FRAUD IN WAR VALUATIONS.; French Cabinet Discusses Means of Reaching the Guilty.

granddaughter, Lady Marguerite Hyde, says that her brother Jos restrained her from part in administration of estate

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BRITAIN ACCEPTS THE LIQUOR TREATY; Document Is Approved by All of the Dominions and Hughes Is Notified.

VETO THREATENED ON A HIGH SURTAX; President Stands Inflexibly for Secretary Mellon's 25 Per Cent. Rate.

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WON'T CONFER AGAIN ON ST. MARK'S RITES; Bishop Manning Stands on His Edict Against the New Practices.