February 25, 1924

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24. -- The statement made by William G. McAdoo, in a telegram from Los Angeles, that his law firm would have received a fee of $1,000,000 from the Doheny interests if its negotiations in the Doheny company's Mexican affairs had been successful was a subject of discussion among members of the investigating committee and political leaders here today.

Tomadelli Electronic Corp must prove right to sell stock in "bottled sunlight" project

report of Communist revolution; report that King Boris has been sent into seclusion and Premier and Ministers killed

text of protest by 20 members of N Y S Dem delegation in House against Johnson bill which is charged with favoring Nordic races

resume of experts' reparation plan

Dem-Repub insurgent coalition plans further amendments on rates; LaGuardia replies to criticism by members of Women's Natl Repub Club

Count Bethlen welcomes appointment of Harding

defends W G McAdoo's fees from Doheny oil interests

Vatican organ denounces jazz dances as immoral