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First Baby Named for Smith; Governor Happy, Sends Thanks

MRS. BAUER'S SLAYER ESCAPED TO JERSEY, POLICE NOW BELIEVE; Examination of 500 Automobiles on Staten Island Fails to Yield a Clue.

Sen Johnson charges gross use of money by Coolidge men; denial by J W Good, manager for Coolidge

JOHNSON CHARGES GROSS USE OF MONEY; Although Ahead in South Dakota, He Accuses Coolidge Men of Lavish Spending. PRESIDENT'S LEADER DENIES And Declares His Chief Won a "Moral Victory" in Making Such a Fight.

Wrigley Deserts Johnson; Thinks Coolidge Has 'Cinch'

Coolidge reported ready to ask Daugherty's resignation

DAUGHERTY TO GO, CAPITAL BELIEVES; White House Announcement, Expected Yesterday, Put Off Until Today.

Senator La Follette Has Pneumonia; Shows Improvement and Rests Easily

Jennings testifies, says Hamon told him of dividing $1,000,000 between late Sen Penrose, Daugherty, Hays and another man to secure Harding's nomination, statement denied by Hays and L C Taylor, Penrose's secretary; L W Baldwin testifies on Empire Trust Co's records of transactions with Repub Natl Com; Walsh reads statement credited to Sen Spencer, assailing inquiry and charging that Fall had duplicated work of late Sec Lane in oil leases; Sen may consider removal of Spencer as member of Com; Spencer subpoenas G White, W Marsh, and J Walsh, brother of Sen T J Walsh; Walsh denies Spencer's hint of conf between Walsh and Doheny in Doheny's private car; Repr Davis speaks in N Y C and assails Coolidge

EX-TRAIN ROBBER TESTIFIES; Says Oklahoma Man Revealed Payment of $250,000 to Penrose.

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raid at 37 Ave A; $1,000,000 drugs seized, M Heller and M Goldberg held

$1,000,000 Drugs Seized in Chance Raid; 'King of Narcotic Trade' Caught, Says Oyler

Johnson charges gross use of money; denial by J W Good

Not True, Says Coolidge Manager.; JOHNSON CHARGES GROSS USE OF MONEY

Hays Denies Tale of 1920 Convention Oil Deal; Penrose's Secretary Calls Story "Preposterous"

POINCARE CONSENTS TO STAY AS PREMIER; Is Expected to Suppress Four or Five Ministers in His New Cabinet.

POPE PIUS BESTOWS CARDINALS' RED HATS IN SOLEMN SERVICE; Scene of Splendor Marks Final Ceremonies for Archbishops Hayes and Mundelein.

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organized by Vanderlip and others to investigate graft in Govt circles; Vanderlip takes out $1,000,000 accident insurance policy payable to Bur, in case of mishap to him

VANDERLIP INSURES HIS GRAFT INQUIRY; Takes Out $1,000,000 Accident Policy, Payable to Bureau if He Meets Mishap. WON'T DISCUSS THREATS Says Inquiry Is Getting Results, but Is Silent as to Work of Detectives. VANDERLIP INSURES HIS GRAFT INQUIRY

WASHINGTON, March 27 (Associated Press). -- Attorney General Daugherty's tenure of office swung back into uncertainty today, with more positive indications of his retirement from the Cabinet than at any time since the present drive on him began.  

Case Declared Near Solution.; DAUGHERTY TO GO, CAPITAL BELIEVES

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Langley, Deputy Comr West, R M Sackett, B L Moses, H Sattler and S Reis indicted on charges of conspiring to effect withdrawal of whisky from Penwick Distilling Co warehouse by Union Drug Co of Pittsburgh, and to defraud Govt of liquor taxes

LANGLEY INDICTED WITH FIVE OTHERS IN LIQUOR PLOT; Kentucky Representative Is Named in Two Cases Handed Up by Grand Jury.

Appellate Court reverses decision of Justice Benedict enjoining police from interference; machines branded as gambling instruments

SUES FRENCH DEPUTY FOR RIGHTS AS HIS SON; Young Man Says Patureau-Mirand Paid Him 50,000 Francs but Denied Paternity.

GERMAN SATIRE ON "TIGE."; Interest in President's Cat Draws Some Scornful Remarks.

CHANCELLOR ASSAILS GERMAN CHAUVINISTS; Can't Face Guns With Sticks, He Says -- Urges Effort to Satisfy Allies.

A L Fink held for involving Mrs E McCarthy in fake stock deal

ARREST FINK AT ROCHESTER; Police Take Man Named in Daugherty Case on Larceny Charge.

Correspondence between U S Sen Brookhart and H C Todd on postponements of G B Means's trial

March 28, 1924

Headlines from March 28, 1924

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First Baby Named for Smith; Governor Happy, Sends Thanks

MRS. BAUER'S SLAYER ESCAPED TO JERSEY, POLICE NOW BELIEVE; Examination of 500 Automobiles on Staten Island Fails to Yield a Clue.

JOHNSON CHARGES GROSS USE OF MONEY; Although Ahead in South Dakota, He Accuses Coolidge Men of Lavish Spending. PRESIDENT'S LEADER DENIES And Declares His Chief Won a "Moral Victory" in Making Such a Fight.

Wrigley Deserts Johnson; Thinks Coolidge Has 'Cinch'