reported involved in charges of fraud in Grand Jury report on Veterans' Bur inquiry

House by Resolution Demands Names.; ZIHLMAN ISSUES ANSWER TO RUMORS

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Reichstag Member Insults American Women On Train and Conductor Sides With Him

WASHINGTON, March 6. -- Following the action of the Senate committee investigating the oil transactions, in reading into the record two messages from President Coolidge to E.B. McLean, the President today issued a statement in explanation.  

President Says His Messages to McLean Referred To a District Appointment and His Stand on Denby

P F Butler says he has been adopted into family of King Rameses through spirit communication and has name changed to Rameses

' Adopted' by King's Spirit, Changes Name to 'Rameses'

BALTIMORE, Md., March 6. -- The Sun tomorrow morning will print the following from its Washington correspondent:  

ZIHLMAN ISSUES ANSWER TO RUMORS; Maryland Congressman Says He Has Heard He Is One of Those Accused. HE COURTS INVESTIGATION House Unanimously Demands of Attorney General Names and Facts in Case.

Vatican confirms nominations of Archbishops Hayes and Mundelein to be Cardinals

TWO AMERICANS GET RED HATS MARCH 24; Vatican Confirms Nominations of Archbishops Hayes and Mundelein to Be Cardinals.

Sen Com reads telegrams exchanged by Coolidge and McLean; other messages and names mentioned; W O Duckstien, Mrs Duckstien, Miss M Quigley and Fred Starek testify; Coolidge explains message to McLean; Pomerene and Roberts plan to file suits for cancellation of leases next week; Lodge rebukes Democrats for bringing Coolidge's name into scandal; Harrison, Heflin, Caraway, Dial and McKellar recall Lodge's silence during Repub attacks on late Pres Wilson, which they claim hastened his death; Knight denies any previous connection with any oil interests; Coolidge rejects request to turn over all income tax returns of individuals and corporations connected with oil investigation, Sen adopts resolution asking permission to have returns examined by Com

MESSAGES PUT IN RECORD; Committee Gets President's Wires to McLean and Hears Witnesses. OTHER McLEAN MESSAGES One Refers to a "Big Cash Fund Always Kept on Hand." EXPLANATION TO BE SOUGHT Employes of Washington Publisher Tell of Their Activities Under His Instructions. More McLean Messages Read Before Committee

Consistory to Be Held March 24.; TWO AMERICANS GET RED HATS MARCH 24

Communist Deputy throws bottle of benzine at Premier in Parliament

Deputy Hurls Bottle of Benzine at Premier During Oil Graft Fight in Czech Chamber

approves Central Park site for proposed music and art centre

CITY VOTES 6 ACRES FROM CENTRAL PARK FOR ART CENTRE SITE; Every Member of Estimate Board Except Craig Approves the Proposal.

Blue Fox Caught in Flatbush In Wood Near Public School

WASHINGTON, March 6. -- Suits to cancel the Government oil leases with the Doheny and Sinclair companies will be started next week. The first case will be begun in Cheyenne, on March 13, and the second against the Doheny company in the Federal District Court for Southern California, as quickly as possible after that date.  

SUITS ON NAVAL OIL TO BEGIN THURSDAY; Government Will Ask Court in Wyoming to Cancel Sinclair Lease as Fraud.

writes to Federal Trade Comm charging Amer Telephone & Telegraph Co with monopoly

WILL SEEK CONTROL OVER BROADCASTING; Telephone Company Claims Right Through Its Holding of Patents.

SENATE IN BITTER CLASH; Democrats Demand Coolidge Make Further Explanations.

Sec Mellon urges Cong to rush resolution to apply to 1923 payments

PLAN NOW TO RUSH 25% CUT IN TAX BEFORE MARCH 15; Congress Committees Are Expected to Rush Through a Joint Resolution.

Knight denies any previous connection with oil interests

NEVER WAS OIL ATTORNEY.; Knight's Telegram Is Made Public at White House.

Repr Frear urges Sen inquiry of Philippines rule and Lt O C Wood's stock deals

URGES SENATE INQUIRY CONCERNING GEN. WOOD; Frear Wants Rule in Philippines and Son's Stock Deals Considered.

Sen adopts resolution directing Coolidge to permit Sen Oil Lease Investigating Com to examine returns

COOLIDGE REFUSES INCOME TAX RETURNS; Senate Renews Request, Now Asking Permission for Oil Committee Inspection.

JUSTICE AGENT HAD FALL WIRE; Message Merely Asked Counsel's Address, He Says.

WASHINGTON, March 6. -- The special Senate committee which next week is to begin, investigation of Attorney General Daugherty and the Department of Justice held no meeting today, giving Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, the committee prosecutor, an opportunity to prepare for the opening of hearings.  

Submits New Daugherty Evidence.

DAUGHERTY FACES OUSTER IN 48 HOURS; Returns to Meet With Cabinet Today as Time for Decision on Resignation Nears.

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Viennese dressmakers protest his arrival to organize Poiret ball

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House by Resolution Demands Names.; ZIHLMAN ISSUES ANSWER TO RUMORS

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Reichstag Member Insults American Women On Train and Conductor Sides With Him

President Says His Messages to McLean Referred To a District Appointment and His Stand on Denby