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Paris Cordial Toward Letters.; EUROPE IMPRESSED BY MACDONALD MOVE

G F Redmond & Co restrained from further dealings

BIG BROKERAGE FIRM ENJOINED BY STATE; Attorney General Gets Court Order Closing G.F. Redmond & Co. Under Bucketing Law.

D Belasco will close all his productions when contract with actors expires in war on "closed shop"; statement by Belasco; reply by Gillmore

BELASCO OPENS WAR ON THE EQUITY SHOP; TO CLOSE HIS SHOWS; Will Suspend Productions by June, When Contract With Actors Expires.

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WASHINGTON, March 3. -- Representative Fred A. Britten, Republican, of Illinois, introduced today a resolution which, he says, is "intended to clarify the atmosphere surrounding the oil scandals," and to "bring out the really good side of this national calamity."  

GIVES DENBY CHANCE TO 'CLARIFY' SCANDAL; Representative Britten Offers a Series of Questions in Form of Resolution. FOR SECRETARY TO ANSWER Queries Are Thought Designed to Show Government Benefits From Oil Leases. GIVES DENBY CHANCE TO CLARIFY SCANDAL

world parley likely outcome of notes, further press comment

SEE WORLD PARLEY AS LIKELY OUTCOME OF MACDONALD MOVE; Correspondence of Premiers Well Received on Whole in Paris and Berlin. ALLIED DEBTS A PROBLEM Britain Expected to Consider Desires of United States Before Taking Definite Action. FRENCH YELLOW BOOK NEXT Will Contain Diplomatic Exchanges on France's Security -- Viewed as Prelude to Alliance.

Comr Curran orders 2d cabin passengers sent to Ellis Is and puts time limit of 7:30 on examination in Quarantine of 1st cabin passengers

New Huguenot Haft Dollar Joins America's Coin Family

U S Repr Tincher will demand names of 2 Congressmen; Sen Reed confers with Pres Coolidge, J W Crim and Sen Walsh on resumption by Sen special com which exposed fraud in Veterans' Bur of inquiry along leads suggested by Grand Jury report

HOUSE SENSATION PROMISED; Tincher to Demand That Chicago Grand Jury Reveal Names.

Profs Gault, Murphy and English conduct tests on thought waves by radio

Thought Waves by Radio Tested in Chicago; Persons Far Away Say They Got Them

Arthur Henderson Sponsored By His Two Sons in Parliament

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appoints S Knight to test legality of Cal leases validated by A B Fall

Coolidge Picks Samuel Knight To Test Standard Oil Lease

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Brookhart announces decision of special com on scope of inquiry and privileges to be granted to Daugherty's counsel; says open hearings may begin Mar 10

DEFENSE COUNSEL LIMITED; Attorney General's Lawyers Will Not Be Allowed to Subpoena. BUT CAN CROSS-EXAMINE Mrs. Duckstein and Burns Are Called by Oil Committee to Testify on Code. CIPHER EXPERTS SUMMONED They Will Be Asked to Give Translations of Messages Sent to McLean. DEFENSE COUNSEL LIMITED

Assembly passes bill, Smith will sign immediately

Income Tax Cut Passed by Assembly; Governor Smith Will Sign It Promptly

Treas Dept estimates reduction in Govt revenue under Mellon, Garner and compromise plans

TREASURY PREDICTS $116,000,000 DEFICIT FROM HOUSE TAX BILL; Longworth Cut Is Figured at $446,000,000, as Compared With Garner's $559,000,000. SENATE TO HEAR EXPERTS Committee Will Have Mellon and Trade Leaders Testify in Next Two or Three Weeks. BONUS HEARINGS BEGIN Session of House Committee Brings Out Speeches Favoring Paid-Up Insurance. TREASURY PREDICTS $116,000,000 DEFICIT

arrested charged with practicing medicine without license

SILENT ON FEE TO McADOO.; President of Republic Steel Refuses to Discuss Payment of $150,000.

16 persons arrested charged with corruption in delivery of gasoline and benzine to State and army

OIL SCANDALS VARIED IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA; Gasoline and Benzine and Even Wood Alcohol Involved in Official Corruption.

REPEATS REDS' PROGRAM.; Zinovlef Includes Propaganda Here and In Britain.

BRITISH SHIP WORKERS OUT; Strike at Southampton May Involve Others -- Pay Rise Asked.

Assemblyman Reilly introduces bill to provide for creation of ticket comm under present State Athletic Comm

STATE WOULD SELL TICKETS; Anti-Speculator Bill Creates Commission for Sport Sales.

CITY HALL PREPARES WELCOME FOR HYLAN; Mayor Will Arrive From Palm Beach Today and Assume His Official Duties Tomorrow.

Sen rejects Denby's statement on inability to give names of former Sens or Cabinet members who have acted as attys in cases involving Navy Dept within 2 yrs after leaving office, adopts Sen Norris's resolution to furnish Denby with a list of ex-Sens, and the date of their retirement

March 4, 1924

Headlines from March 4, 1924

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Paris Cordial Toward Letters.; EUROPE IMPRESSED BY MACDONALD MOVE

BIG BROKERAGE FIRM ENJOINED BY STATE; Attorney General Gets Court Order Closing G.F. Redmond & Co. Under Bucketing Law.

BELASCO OPENS WAR ON THE EQUITY SHOP; TO CLOSE HIS SHOWS; Will Suspend Productions by June, When Contract With Actors Expires.

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