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March 31, 1924

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DEMOCRATS CAN WIN, SAYS WALSH, IF THEY NAME A PROGRESSIVE; If They Don't, He Adds, Third Party Will Get 6 States, Putting Election Up to House. OIL SCANDAL TO BE ISSUE Montana Senator, Here, Attacks Coolidge for Failure to Lead in Unearthing Graft. HIS POSITION 'UNCHANGED' Still for McAdoo, but He Gives Impression He May Run If an Opportunity Arises. WALSH SEES CHANGE FOR THE DEMOCRATS

By Unknown Author

Sen Walsh is still for him, but gives impression that he might run for Pres if opportunity arises

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AIMS TO EXPOSE GRAFT; Senate Committee Will Avoid Personal Attack on Daugherty. WOULD HELP SUCCESSOR Purposes to Provide Data on Conditions to Aid in Restoring Efficiency. OIL HEARINGS NEAR END Likely to Close This Week -- Campaign Fund Inquiry May Be Dropped.

By Special to The New York Times

Coolidge urges Repub leaders to speed up on legislation delayed by inquiry; Wheeler says Com will avoid personal attack on Daugherty and seek to correct conditions in Justice Dept to aid his successor; inquiry on pardons will be pressed, Daugherty says he remains Coolidge's friend and supporter, promises disclosures; Sen Pepper says investigations will not affect Repub Party

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