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Reparation Commission Fails To Appreciate a French Joke

BOB-HAIRED GUN GIRL ROBS AS POLICE HUNT; Holds Up Brooklyn Drug Store While 500 Reserves Comb Streets for Her.

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MISS VANDERBILT REPORTED ENGAGED; Cornelia Said to Be Betrothed to the Hon. John F.A. Cecil of British Embassy.

Wood upheld by Pres Coolidge in lr to M Roxas expressing disapproval of House resolution for independence

COOLIDGE DECLARES FILIPINOS NOT READY FOR INDEPENDENCE; Roxas Is Told by President in Letter That Time Is Not Ripe for Separation.

Mich Supreme Court upholds officials of State Normal School at Ypsilanti in expelling Alice Tanton for cigarette smoking

Michigan Court Upholds School Officials In Expelling Woman Student Who Smoked

Sees guarantee of peace in friendship between England and U S

King George Sees World Peace Guarantee In Our Friendship, New Envoy Tells Coolidge

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statement by 27 managers who reject Equity plan; Shuberts, A H Woods and Selwyns not on list; actors' strike looms; statements by J Emerson and P Gillmore, Pres and Sec of Equity

STRIKE OF ACTORS LOOMS;27 MANAGERS REJECT EQUITY PLAN; Big Group of Producers Sign Statement They Will Not Grant "Closed Shop." SHUBERTS NOT ON LIST A.H. Woods and the Selwyns Also Missing, Presaging a Split. NEGOTIATIONS AT A HALT Heads of Equity Stand by Demands -- Contract Will Expire on June 1. STRIKE OF ACTORS LOOMS ON JUNE 1

SENATOR NAMES PRESIDENT; Suggests Code Word in the McLean Message Meant Executive. MORE CLUES IN TELEGRAMS Committee's Discoveries Likely to Lead to Recall of Slemp to Explain. PUBLISHER MAY NOT TALK Committee Hears a Report That McLean May Claim Right Not to Answer Questions. SENATOR NAMES PRESIDENT

ARCHBISHOPS HAYES AND MUNDELEIN MAY BE NEXT CARDINALS; Pope Sends Unexpected Calls and American Prelates Will Sail on Saturday. BOTH WILL TAKE RETINUES Elevation Is Expected to Take Place at the Vatican During Consistory, March 26. ARRIVE ST. PATRICK'S DAY Both Archbishops Make Hurried Arrangements to Leave -- Passages Booked Monday. HAYES, MUNDELEIN MAY BE CARDINALS

Repr Snell, Chmn of Com on Rules, confers with Crim

NEW SCANDAL TALES STIR WASHINGTON; Rumors Fly About Concerning Officials as Well as Accused Congressmen.

WASHINGTON, March 5 (Associated Press). -- With its sensibilities already overtaxed by the kaleidoscopic career of the oil scandal, the national capital is about to witness the further ordeal of a Grand Jury investigation of astonishing charges against several important public officials.  

NEW SCANDAL TALES STIR WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, March 5. -- The status of Attorney General Daugherty assumed importance from a new angle tonight when it became known that President Coolidge has again under advisement the question of the retirement of Mr. Daugherty from the Cabinet, and a possible early change in the Department of Justice.  

MAY FORCE DAUGHERTY OUT; Request for Resignation Is Expected, Following New Developments. IDAHO JUDGE MENTIONED Inquiries Have Been Made to F.S. Dietrich as to His Availability for Post. BORAH PRESSES THE FIGHT Evidence in Veterans' Scandal Is Also Said to Have Stirred the President.

Daugherty leaves Fla for Washington, declines to discuss retirement

Daugherty Off for Capital, Silent on Retirement Story

A Le Clery saved from guillotine by jury's failure to initial correction in written verdict

Red Tape Cheats Guillotine; French Verdict Lacks Initials

opposes S Knight as Cal oil counsel because of connection with Equitable Eastern Banking Corp, in which J D Rockefeller owns stock

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Sen H W Johnson says a Roosevelt is needed

A ROOSEVELT NEEDED, SAYS HIRAM JOHNSON; Senator Calls for Two-Fisted Oil Scandal Fighter in Michigan Speeches.

CLAIMS 97 FOR COOLIDGE.; Chicago Headquarters Issues a Statement.

MINNESOTA DELEGATES WILL BE FOR COOLIDGE; Reports From Conventions Indicate All of the 27 Will Support Him.

rumor that he may be appointed special prosecutor in Nassau Co investigation

THREE MEN CAUGHT ROBBING FUR HOUSE; Detectives Thwart $15,000 Theft in West 29th Street by Trailing Suspects. BURGLARS "BEAT" ALARMS Work So Quickly That They Usually Are Away Before Any Interference Arrives.

Saskatchewan will hold referendum on liquor question July 21

Saskatchewan Dry Referendum Set.

scans list suggested by newspaper men for successor to Denby

March 6, 1924

Headlines from March 6, 1924

Reparation Commission Fails To Appreciate a French Joke

BOB-HAIRED GUN GIRL ROBS AS POLICE HUNT; Holds Up Brooklyn Drug Store While 500 Reserves Comb Streets for Her.

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