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accuses Pres Coolidge of playing politics in offering Cabinet appointments to Judges Kenyon and Wilbur

WALSH ILL, HALTS OIL SCANDAL INQUIRY; Committee Postpones Further Hearings Until Tuesday to Give Senator a Rest. HARRISON HITS COOLIDGE Declares President Played Politics in Offering Portfolios to Kenyon and Wilbur. WALSH ILL, HALTS OIL SCANDAL INQUIRY

Rev S L Hamilton, Metropolitan dist supt dismissed for criticizing Bd, Rev Dr W H Morgan appointed; resolutions retracting charges made last Nov that Dist Atty Banton was protecting liquor traffic

Rev. S.L. Hamilton Ousted by Dry League; Criticizes Board for Gifts to Anderson

DECLARES JAPANESE PAID; Ex-Secret Agent Relates Graft Story to Senate Committee. SAYS HE SPIED ON SENATORS He Also Tells of Investigating Mellon and Daugherty for President Harding. COLLECTED' FOR FIGHT FILM He Tells of Still Other Sums Received for the Issuing of Liquor Permits. Amazing Story of Graft in Justice Department Told to Senatorial Committee STORY OF GRAFT TOLD TO COMMITTEE

Georgian Court, Lakewood estate, sold to Mount St Mary's College of Plainfield

Georgian Court to Become Girls' College; Mount St. Mary's Will Spend $300,000 on It

Burton Com and Daugherty meet; Grand Jury hears D J Delancey and H Galtzeiler

HOUSE MAY PUT OFF CORRUPTION INQUIRY; Committee, After Conference With Daugherty, Is Inclined to Delay Public Hearings. GRAND JURY HEARS TWO D.J. Delancey of New York and Herman Galtzeiler of Newark Appear to Testify. HOUSE MAY PUT OFF CORRUPTION INQUIRY

WASHINGTON, March 14. -- Attorney General Daugherty issued a general denial tonight of all the charges that have been made against him by witnesses before the Senate committee investigating his conduct of the Department of Justice.  

DAUGHERTY MAKES DENIAL; Calls Miss Stinson's Story False and Says She Is Malicious.

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Appellate Div of Supreme Court unanimously decides in favor of Mrs Stillman and baby Guy

MRS. STILLMAN WINS APPELLATE DECISION; Higher Court Unanimous in Upholding Victory of Banker's Wife and Baby Guy. LAWYERS SEE END TO CASE Husband's Chance of Success, Should He Appeal Again, Is Considered Slight. MRS. STILLMAN WINS APPELLATE DECISION

Sen adopts bill to effect economies by decree

POINCARE VICTOR OVER SENATE FOES BY MAJORITY OF 13; Wins by 154 Votes to 141 on Right to Put Laws Into Effect by Decree.

petition, to which his mother consented, for jury trial on sanity granted

HARRY THAW TO GET HEARING ON SANITY; Philadelphia Judge Grants Appeal of His Counsel for a Jury Trial.

thanks N H Davis for solution of Memel problem

LEAGUE CLEARS UP MANY OLD DISPUTES IN BIG DAY'S WORK; Memel Solution, Proposed by Davis Commission, Is Accepted by Powers. OVATION FOR AMERICAN Hungary Signs Up With Little Entente and Poland and Germany Accept Arbitration. LEAGUE WORKS SMOOTHLY Delegates at Geneva Well Pleased With One of the Best Days in the Organization's History.

Delegate at League of Nations Council wants Moscow Govt to evacuate Georgia and asks for comm to be sent to investigate alleged Soviet cruelties

See Proof of League's Value.; LEAGUE CLEARS UP MORE OLD DISPUTES

Bequeathes Civil War Sword Once Property of Lincoln

' Vicious Piffle,' Says Mellon of Means' Story; Vanderlip in the Capital Says He's "Summoned"

DOHENY FOR RECEIVERSHIP.; Favors Such Protection During California Lease Fight.

MEXICO CITY, March 14. -- El Grafico states that George Summerlin, Charge d'Affaires of the United States in Mexico City, has been called to Washington to testify on the alleged activities of Albert B. Fall, William F. Buckley and others in Mexican revolutions. It adds that Claude Dawson, now Consul General in Mexico City, who was stationed at Tampico in 1922, will also be called before the Senate committee.  

FALL WITNESSES FROM MEXICO; El Grafico Says Summerlin and Dawson Will Be Called.

DARDEN A MARYLAND MAN.; But Trust Company Director Mentioned by Miss Slawson Is Missing.

McLEAN BACK IN FLORIDA.; Publisher Praises Senate Committee's Consideration for Him.

Amb Jureneff receives press and parries questions

March 15, 1924

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WALSH ILL, HALTS OIL SCANDAL INQUIRY; Committee Postpones Further Hearings Until Tuesday to Give Senator a Rest. HARRISON HITS COOLIDGE Declares President Played Politics in Offering Portfolios to Kenyon and Wilbur. WALSH ILL, HALTS OIL SCANDAL INQUIRY