Kroder, G, and wife, killed, Mrs E Johnson, Mrs L Mayer, Bessie Collucci, Mrs J C H Primrose, and C Posteal, injured when train hits car

2 KILLED, 5 INJURED AS ENGINE HITS AUTO; Long Island Locomotive Crushes Car at Entrance to Calvary Cemetery. TWO OTHERS MAY DIE Crossing Gates Frozen, Were Not Lowered -- Victims Are Hurled 200 Feet. 2 KILLED, 5 INJURED AS ENGINE HITS AUTO

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Sens appeal to farmers in Northwest to draft relief legislation sought in Cong

Senators Appeal to Farmers To Frame Relief Demands

Gompers Forgets He Is 74 And Still Feels Like 40

Daugherty urges appointment of special counsel to handle prosecution, in telegram to Coolidge; Walsh charges "leak" of Sen Com's confidential agreement requesting Coolidge to employ special counsel; Repub leaders endorse Coolidge's action

WARM CONTROVERSY STARTS; Democrats Charge President Seeks to Forestall the Senate. MYSTERY IN CONFERENCES White House Was Visited by Several Party Leaders Before the Midnight Announcement. CONGRESS WILL ACT TODAY Walsh Purposes to Offer Committee Resolution Calling for Cancellation of Leases.

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J R MacDonald interviewed by H Dumay, director of Paris Quotidien

MACDONALD ADVISES FAITH IN THE LEAGUE; In Blunt Statement to Paris Paper He Reproaches France for Her Course. CONDEMNS RUHR SEIZURE No Security in Armies, He Says, Pleading for New Kind of Diplomacy. MACDONALD ADVISES FAITH IN THE LEAGUE

New York City will skate out of the cold snap this morning and grow steadily warmer throughout the day, according to the Weather Bureau, with no sign of snow anywhere observable on the weather horizon. Yesterday's temperature ranged from a high of 20 at 5:30 P.M. to a low of 5 degrees above at 7 o'clock in the morning.  

Warmer Weather Today, No Snow in Sight, Is Forecast After Day of Near-Zero Gales

LENIN'S BODY LIES IN A MARBLE TOMB BY KREMLIN WALL; Massed Bands Play as Red-Covered Coffin Is Lowered to Last Resting Place. CROWDS STAND IN COLD Look Vainly for Trotsky, Reported to Have Arrived From the Caucasus. CEREMONY VERY SIMPLE Funeral Obsequies Had Taken Place In Hall of Columns, From Which Public Was Excluded. LENIN'S BODY LIES IN A MARBLE TOMB

Daugherty Urged Naming of Special Counsel, Telling Coolidge He Did Not Wish to Serve

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brings suit against Bulkley family, R J, H G and wife, charges drugging and kidnapping in effort to deprive her of fortune; Drs A L Sherman and G A Blakeslee implicated

GIRL ASKS $1,000,000 IN SUIT OVER WILL; Says She Was Drugged and Kidnapped in Plot to Deprive Her of Fortune. TWO DOCTORS ACCUSED Dixie Leonard Brings Charges Against Former Representative Bulkley and Relatives. GIRL ASKS $1,000,000 IN SUIT OVER WILL

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Recluse Worth $500,000 Frozen to Death In Shack He Had Occupied Alone 40 Years

TEN PLACES RAIDED BY FLYING SQUADS UNDER ENRIGHT PLAN; Police in Evening Dress, Looking Like College Boys, Invade Browne's Chop House. START TO DRY UP CITY Department Opens Campaign to End Liquor Selling Before Democratic Convention. TWENTY-THREE ARRESTS Policewomen Help Gather Evidence -- Efforts Begun to Obtain Proof of Gambling. TEN PLACES RAIDED BY FLYING SQUADS

Federal Trade Comm charges formation in radio apparatus by Radio Corp of America, General Electric Co, Amer Telephone and Telegraph Co, Western Electric Co, Westinghouse Electric and Mfg Co, Internatl Radio Telegraph Co, United Fruit Co and Wireless Specialty Apparatus Co

MONOPOLY IN RADIO BY EIGHT CONCERNS CHARGED IN ACTION; Federal Trade Commission Names Westinghouse, General Electric and Others. 2,000 PATENTS INVOLVED Rights to Manufacture and Sell Devices Are Declared to Be Pooled. CONTROL OF BIG STATIONS Radio Corporation Is Arraigned as Dominating the Transoceanic Field. MONOPOLY IN RADIO CHARGED IN ACTION

REED ENTERS FIELD FOR THE PRESIDENCY; Senator Announces His Decision After Conferring With Missouri Democrats. SEEKS STATE DELEGATION He Urges Oil Fraud Prosecutions, Tax Relief for Small Incomes and a Bonus. REED ENTERS FIELD FOR THE PRESIDENCY

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rebuked by D F Malone for attack on Pres Coolidge

SINCLAIR DODGES NEWSPAPER MEN; Retreats From Paris to Versailles, Suffering From Cold Contracted on Voyage.

SHOT IN SUBWAY BY POLICE ROOKIE; Charles Rice Fired On at Borough Hall, Brooklyn, by Paul A. Henry on Suspicion. PATROLMAN IS SUSPENDED Not in Condition for Duty, Say Other Policemen -- Panic on a Crowded Station Platform.

denounces prosecution of U S Harness Co in connection with War Dept sales as political propaganda, in lr to Atty Gen Daugherty

SCORES DAUGHERTY FOR HARNESS SUIT; F.J. Hogan, Counsel for the Men Vindicated, Lays the Prosecution to Politics. SAYS CASE WAS BASELESS Defamation by Attorney General Is Charged in Prosecution Which Judge Rebuked.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27. -- The Mellon tax bill faces its greatest test so far in the House this week with the Ways and Means Committee taking up revision of the income tax schedules.  

TAX BILL FRAMERS NEAR INCOME RATES; House Committee Expects to Reach the Most Disputed Schedules This Week.

doubt regarding Fall's appearance before Com

DOUBT WHETHER FALL CAN TESTIFY TUESDAY; Physician Says That Ex-Secretary's Appearance Will Depend on His Condition Today.

denies knowledge of rumored appointment as special counsel to investigate naval oil reserve leases

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Headlines from January 28, 1924

2 KILLED, 5 INJURED AS ENGINE HITS AUTO; Long Island Locomotive Crushes Car at Entrance to Calvary Cemetery. TWO OTHERS MAY DIE Crossing Gates Frozen, Were Not Lowered -- Victims Are Hurled 200 Feet. 2 KILLED, 5 INJURED AS ENGINE HITS AUTO

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Senators Appeal to Farmers To Frame Relief Demands

Gompers Forgets He Is 74 And Still Feels Like 40