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WARSHIPS ORDERED BACK TO VERA CRUZ

Washington Officially Informed.

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Buglers Honoring Charles I., 'Martyr King,' Startle London With Contrast to Labor Rule

HOME RULE ACT HIT AT ALBANY HEARING; CALLED CZAR MAKER; It Gives Too Much Power to Mayors and Local Legislatures, Critics Say.

Capture of Orizaba Reported.

Woodrow Wilson Indisposed; Not Serious, Says Doctor

GRIFFIS RELEASED FROM GERMAN JAIL; Lieutenant Who Tried to Kidnap Bergdoll Amazed When Told He Is Free.

Action a Surprise to Griffis.

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Repub members of Com adopt Green's proposal for addition to Mellon bill to permit taxpayers to deduct 25% from 1923 income tax returns; Green and Garner make counter charges of political propaganda

REPUBLICANS PLAN CUT OF 25 PER CENT. IN 1923 INCOME TAX; Majority of House Ways and Means Committee Votes Addition to Mellon Plan.

GRIFFIS RELEASED FROM GERMAN JAIL

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 30. -- Silas H. Strawn of Chicago, who with former Attorney General Thomas W. Gregory has been selected by President Coolidge to act as special Government counsel in the oil lease cases, conferred with the President today regarding the first steps to be taken in the matter.  

PROPOSE LIMITS ON OIL COUNSEL; Senate Measure Now Requires Confirmation of President's Selections.

Senate Committee Names 3 Leading Physicians To Examine Fall for Them and Make a Report

WARSHIPS ORDERED BACK TO VERA CRUZ; FIGHTING NEAR PORT; Omaha and Six Destroyers Recalled at Request of Hughes Soon After Leaving.

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auctioneer refuses to sell war cross of J Vedrines, French war ace

Soldier Auctioneer Refuses To Sell French Ace's War Cross

Officials say "King's" gift to W H Anderson belongs to local league, should be replaced

ANDERSON TO FIGHT FORGERY CONVICTION; Plans Made for Appeal as Federal Inquiry Is Ordered Into His Income Tax Returns.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. -- All efforts to amend the Walsh resolution, which directs the President immediately to institute and prosecute actions for the annulment and cancellation of the naval oil reserve leases and contracts, failed in the Senate this afternoon. When the Senate recessed until tomorrow, after six hours of debate, a final vote on the resolution had not been reached.  

ALL AMENDMENTS BEATEN; Progressive Republicans and Radicals Unite with Democrats.

Major General the Hon. Sir Charles John Sackville-West, nephew of the late Lord Sackville, British Minister at Washington from 1881 to 1888, and Mrs. Anne Meredith Bigelow, former actress, of 114 East Fifty-second Street, were married yesterday at the Hotel St. Regis, Fifth Avenue and Fifty-fifth Street, by Judge John L. Walsh. Sir Charles is 53 years old and his wife is 28.  

GEN. SACKVILLE-WEST WEDS ACTRESS HERE; Mrs. Anne Meredith Bigelow Becomes Bride of Heir to Historic Estate in England.

Democrats in House plan to introduce resolution for inquiry, particularly into A D Lasker's administration

DEMOCRATS PROPOSE SHIP BOARD INQUIRY; Leader Plans Having Investigation Called, Particularly Into Lasker's Administration.

Annual banquet; Sen Willis predicts prosecution of those guilty in oil lease scandal

January 31, 1924

Headlines from January 31, 1924

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WARSHIPS ORDERED BACK TO VERA CRUZ

Washington Officially Informed.

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Buglers Honoring Charles I., 'Martyr King,' Startle London With Contrast to Labor Rule