WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. -- President Coolidge announced tonight the selection of Silas H. Strawn of Chicago, a Republican, and Thomas W. Gregory of New York City, a Democrat, to be counsel for the Government in the scandal growing out of the leasing of naval reserve oil lands.

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MAN POSED AS MAID IN $50,000 ROBBERY; Investigators Believe Thief Who Got Jewels at Ambassador Worked in Disguise.

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Mrs. Throop fails to identify her, says thief was man disguised as maid

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NEW HOUSE PROPOSAL TO CANCEL LEASES; Fairchild Offers Joint Resolution Amid Debate on the Oil Scandal. DENBY TO BE HEARD TODAY Summoned by Naval Committee -- Daugherty Asked to Account for War Case Funds. NEW HOUSE PROPOSAL TO CANCEL LEASES

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. -- Revelations relating to the leasing of the naval oil reserves were brought into the debate in the lower House of Congress today.

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Germans Demand Lost African Colonies As Price for Sleeping Sickness Remedy

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German Colonial Soc demands restoration of Germany's African colonies and pre-war rights as price for sleeping sickness remedy

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