COOLIDGE HOLDS UP FLIGHT TO THE POLE BY THE SHENANDOAH; He Wants Congress to Approve Navy's Expedition to Avoid All Criticism.
Halts plans to send the Shenandoah, desiring approval by Cong
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Halts plans to send the Shenandoah, desiring approval by Cong
testifies before Sen Com, admits lack of definite information on sale of Star, says he was prompted by patriotic motives to clear Harding's memory by exposing rumors, expresses approval of Com's course in declining to obtain Fall's testimony by granting him immunity
Jos Diamond found guilty of murder in 1st degree
shot by O E Fischer, dry agent, during bootlegger chase
Sen La Follette introduces resolution to broaden scope of Sen Com's oil inquiry to include investigation of charges made by J E Ballaine to Pres Coolidge and Sen, that Secs Fall and Denby planned in July, 1921, to transfer naval coal reserves to Interior Dept, and then lease them to private operators for 50 yrs
denies knowledge of $1,000,000 slush fund in Washington, mentioned in connection with Sen Com's investigation of naval oil leases
predicts continued decline in stocks as result of Congressional investigation
Repub members of Steering Com plan to drop 25% surtaxes, will seek compromise on 35%; Frear condemns secrecy concerning drafting of Mellon bill; Hawes pleads for non-partisan consideration of measure
Mummy hawk is reported to bleed when wars are in progress