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May 6, 1924

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LOCKWOOD ASSAILS 'SENATE TERRORISM'; Republican Committee Secretary Says Witnesses Against Wheeler Are Intimidated.

By Special to The New York Times

G B Lockwood, Sec of Repub Natl Com, assails "semi-official secret agents of Sen" whom he accuses of trying to intimidate and discredit Govt witnesses in Wheeler case in reply to Sen T J Walsh's attack on Repub Natl Com's activities

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4 JOYRIDERS KILLED SPEEDING ON DRIVE; Two of Them Identified Hours Later as Telephone Girls -- Others Were Chauffeurs.

By Unknown Author

Telephone girls (2) and 2 men killed speeding on Riverside Drive

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King Signs American Liquor Treaty; 12-Mile Limit Soon Will Be Established

By Wireless To the New York Times

12-mile limit treaty signed by King George V

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Elsie Ferguson Marries Her Stage Villain; Banker's Ex-Wife Now Mrs. Worlock

By Special to The New York Times

marries Elsie Ferguson

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Georges in Senate Protest Use of the Name for Porters

By Special to The New York Times

aim of Soc for the Prevention of Calling Pullman Car Porters "George,"

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