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assails it at hearing on soldiers' bonus bill

BORAH ASSAILS BONUS AND MOUNTING DEBTS; VOTE ON BILL WAITS; Idaho Senator Pictures This Country Carrying a Burden Placed on No Other People.

Petry, Mrs V, robbed of jewels; pleads with burglars not to disturb sick baby

Woman Tells Thugs to Take Her $1,700 Gems, But Begs Them Not to Disturb Her Sick Baby

PROPOSAL ON ARMS SURPRISES CAPITAL; Washington Felt That President Did Not Favor Further Conferences Now.

H Edkins and other witnesses tighten case against Hoffman

BOY TIGHTENS CASE AGAINST HOFFMAN; Says Accused Man Thought He Was Under Suspicion Before There Was a Suspect.

Sir R Squires, former Premier, arrested charged with larceny; Dr A Campbell, member of Squires Cabinet, J Meaney, and W McNeilly also arrested

Arrest Ex-Premier Squires And Others in Newfoundland

back in Bklyn; admit 10 robberies; trial preliminaries

GIRL BANDIT PROUDLY DESCRIBES 10 CRIMES; Back in Brooklyn, She Goes Through Trial Preliminaries, Happy in Limelight.

introduces resolution urging election of Cabinet by people instead of appointment by Pres

Upshaw Urges Election of the Cabinet On the Same Ticket With the President

SEES HOPE IN DAWES PLAN; Proposes Limitation Parley After Reparations Settlement.

Pinchot Running Last In Allegheny.;  COOLIDGE SWEEPS JERSEY PRIMARIES

Daugherty assails Means and other alleged corrupt witnesses, says he has affidavits admitting undue influence, defends Smith, plans to fight accusers; L V Beaulieu, general counsel for G Campbell, supports Wheeler's statement that he never appeared before Govt Depts in Campbell's behalf; Wheeler replies to Daugherty's attack on testimony of witnesses

DAUGHERTY CHARGES CORRUPT TESTIMONY; Declares He Has Witnesses Affidavits Admitting Undue Influence.

found sane by jury; comment, of E Nesbit, who will seek re-trial

THAW FOUND SANE BY TRIAL JURORS AFTER LONG DEBATE; Deliberating Seven Hours at 11 to 1 for Freeing Him, Jury Finally Agrees.

PINCHOT FAR BEHIND MACHINE CANDIDATE IN DELEGATE RACE; Strassburger Has 261,812 to the Governor's 85,068 in a Third of Pennsylvania.

LONDON, April 22. -- President Coolidge's announcement of his readiness to call another world conference to consider disarmament and modify international law meets with the support of those London newspapers which comment on it. The Daily News declares that the announcement is of "the highest importance." It notes Mr. Coolidge's offer is constituted on a definite settlement of German reparations based on the Dawes committee's report and proceeds:  

London Approves Disarmament plan; Of "Highest Importance," Says Daily News

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Coolidge's Father Hears His Son's Speech Over Radio

Pres Coolidge says guilty shall be punished, in address at annual luncheon of Associated Press

Quick Trip to Washington.

annual meeting; officers, bds and comms chosen; news service enlarged; receives last stick of type set by Pres Harding

ASSOCIATED PRESS GETS HARDING RELIC; Last Stick of Type He Set on Alaskan Trip Presented by Secretary Wallace.

W C Grimes, Asst Atty Gen, tells Sen Com that seized liquor held by Justice Dept has disappeared through petty graft; Thompson says high bldg cost is due to failure of Dept to prosecute lumber interests cited by Trade Comm for price-fixing

STONE'S AID ADMITS LIQUOR IS MISSING; Grimes Explains "Petty Graft" in His Department to Daugherty Committee.

to be tried for market "rigging"; promised $25,000 and $75,000 in stocks by North Amer Oil Co for listing stock on "big board"; statement of C J Webster, Pres of North Amer Oil Co

W.A. FOSTER TRIED AS MARKET 'RIGGER'; Was to Get $25,000 for Putting American Oil on "Big Board," Witnesses Testify.

tells of effect of photo-chemistry on egg producing faculties of hens, before Amer Chemical Soc

ATOM IS THEME OF SCIENTISTS; Dr. Lewis, Before American Chemical Society, Pictures Them as Made Up of Magnets.

Taps blown for him at memorial service by Old Guard

OLD GUARD PARADES AND HONORS DEAD; Celebrates Its 98th Anniversary With Memorial Service and a Dinner.

BRITAIN'S BIG SHOW TO BE OPENED TODAY; King George Will Preside and Radio Will Carry His Speech Over the Empire.

LONDON, April 22 (Associated Press). -- At noon tomorrow, St. George's Day. East and West will meet under the Union Jack at Wembley, where Britain has assembled all the vast empire together in miniature, and while the stage is not quite set for this British Empire exhibition, the show will start on schedule time just the same.  

April 23, 1924

Headlines from April 23, 1924

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BORAH ASSAILS BONUS AND MOUNTING DEBTS; VOTE ON BILL WAITS; Idaho Senator Pictures This Country Carrying a Burden Placed on No Other People.

Woman Tells Thugs to Take Her $1,700 Gems, But Begs Them Not to Disturb Her Sick Baby

PROPOSAL ON ARMS SURPRISES CAPITAL; Washington Felt That President Did Not Favor Further Conferences Now.

BOY TIGHTENS CASE AGAINST HOFFMAN; Says Accused Man Thought He Was Under Suspicion Before There Was a Suspect.