Theatre District, 9 saloons, 2 tearooms raided, 12 arrests

ENRIGHT LECTURES VICE SQUAD; THINKS SOME ARE GRAFTING; Personally Tells Special Service Division It Must Clean Up City in Three Months.

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campaign in O will not interfere with that of W G McAdoo, says Judge Rockwell

M'ADOO TO CONTINUE RACE AT FULL SPEED; Judge Rockwell, His Manager, Says Oil Revelations Will Not Retard Campaign.

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United Mine Workers' local in Scranton offers to mediate to end strike of D, L & W shopmen

Miners Offer to Mediate In Lackawanna Shop Strike

one in 3 Labor M P's has post in Ministry

One in Three Labor M.P.'s Has a Post in British Ministry

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considered by Pres Coolidge as successor to Sec Denby

Talk of Gov. Dixon as Denby's Successor; Others Urge Claims of J.E. Davidson

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Premier Kaphandarfs's Govt falls, as result of refusal to accede to demands for establishment of republic before plebiscite is taken

Greek Government Defies the Extremists On Abolishing the Dynasty and Quits Office

Republicans plan new State dry act, Speaker Machold favors such measure, will confer with leaders

REPUBLICANS PLAN NEW STATE DRY ACT; Machold Favors Enforcement Measure and Will Confer With Leaders Next Week. ASSEMBLY WOULD PASS IT Defeat in Senate Is Thought Likely -- No Chance for Anti-Saloon League "Triplets."

WALSH DENIES PART IN OIL LEASE LAW; Montana Senator Denounces Republican Committee's Statement as Malicious. SPEEDY ANSWER RETURNED Party News Bureau Quotes Congressional Record in Effort to Prove He Favored Leasing. WALSH DENIES PART IN OIL LEASE LAW

Governors Is and other posts near N Y C rotting away for lack of proper maintenance; statements by Col F H Lawton and Col J J Bradley

ARMY POSTS FALLING IN RUIN, OFFICERS SAY; Governors Island and Others Near City Called Victims of False Economy.

confers with G Roussos; agrees that forfeiture of rights of dynasty be proclaimed in Assembly, conditionally on confirmation of decision by plebiscite

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offers amendment to tax bill for tax on marriages of Amer women to foreigners

HOUSE INCREASES INHERITANCE TAXES, STARTING AT $100,000; But 25 Per Cent. Reduction Will Be Permitted When Payments Are Made to a State.

 NO MISSION,' SAYS SLEMP; Asserts He Advised Ex-Secretary to Make a "Clean Showing."

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home brewers in Worcester balk local police, keep within 2.75 per cent. State law and are too small for Federal action

HOME BREWERS BALK POLICE IN WORCESTER; Official Says They Obey 2.75 Per Cent. State Law and Are Too Small for Federal Action.

Daugherty defends purchase of Sinclair stocks, denies H F Bain's statements on oil lease negotiations, demands investigation of office, in lr to Sen Willis; Coolidge remains non-committal after confs with Borah and Daugherty

BOUGHT SINCLAIR SHARES; Daugherty Says He Added 18 to His Holdings After Leases.

Talk of a Compromise About Daugherty, With His Resignation to Take Effect Later

comments on report of Sinclair's negotiations to supply H Stinnes with oil, at Phila luncheon of Democratic women

HEARS OF NAVAL OIL OFFER TO GERMANY; Josephus Daniels Says Sinclair Is Reported Offering Our Reserves to Hugo Stinnes.

ADAMS ASSAILS SENATORS.; Says Their Tactics Would Drive All Decent Men From Office.

Capt. Rostron Receives Royal Honor

Gov Pinchot demands continuation of policy, at dinner of Survey Associates

PINCHOT ACCUSES FALL ON FORESTS; Governor Says Ex-Secretary Tried to Give Away the Nation's Timber. NAVY MUST GET OIL BACK No Punishment, He Says, or No Wreck of Reputations Will Replace Reserves.

February 26, 1924

Headlines from February 26, 1924

ENRIGHT LECTURES VICE SQUAD; THINKS SOME ARE GRAFTING; Personally Tells Special Service Division It Must Clean Up City in Three Months.

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M'ADOO TO CONTINUE RACE AT FULL SPEED; Judge Rockwell, His Manager, Says Oil Revelations Will Not Retard Campaign.

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Miners Offer to Mediate In Lackawanna Shop Strike