Burns resigns as Director of Investigation Bur; career

W.J BURNS QUITS FEDERAL SERVICE; LONG UNDER FIRE; Chief of Investigation Bureau Says His Work Is Done and His Health Affected.

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Bolsheviki Renew Hostility To the Turks, Angora Reports

McNary-Haugen bill not pressed ad rider to tax bill

MINORITY TAXES WIN; BILL TO PASS TODAY; Votes of Radical Senators Twice Confirm Simmons Surtaxes as Previously Adopted.

Nationalists object to referendum on Dawes plan as proposed by Socialists

GERMAN SOCIALISTS TO ASK REFERENDUM ON THE DAWES PLAN; Party Will First Approach the Government, but Has Votes to Force Action.

reported to be returning home with father, Col H H Rogers

Report Col. Rogers Bringing Daughter Home; Break With Husband, Count Salm, Hinted

visited by Cardinal Mundelein, who arrives in U S

CARDINAL MUNDELEIN LANDS HOURS LATE; Welcome Upset by Berengaria's Delay on an Errand of Mercy.

BERLIN, May 9. -- The Nationalist group is hard hit by a Majority Socialist official proposal to leave the acceptance or rejection of the Dawes reparations experts' plan to a popular referendum. The Nationalists, who oppose acceptance of the plan, have been arranging ever since the election a coalition of all the reactionary parties for the purpose of defeating the acceptance of the plan in the next session of the Reichstag.  

Nationalists Demand Reservations.; TO ASK REFERENDUM ON THE DAWES PLAN

Coolidge Knew Nothing of Lodge Court Plan; Will Call No Arms Conference This Summer

Criticised by followers on arrival as session adjourns

LABORITES DISRUPT COMMONS SESSION; Turbulent Clyde Members Start Uproar When Scots Home Rule Bill Expires. UPBRAID SPEAKER ON RULING Premier, Arriving as Session Is Adjourned, Also Meets Criticism by His Followers. LABORITES DISRUPT COMMONS SESSION

Helen Gwynne, retiring Pres, advises working girl to dress flashily

Y.W.C.A. Leader Advises the Working Girl To Dress Flashily if She Would Succeed

Coolidge assailed in debate; votes for rejection of postponement of exclusion ban; line-up

HOUSE REJECTS EXCLUSION CHANGE, REBUFFS COOLIDGE; Votes, 191 to 171, to Recommit Bill to Eliminate Plan for Delay on Japanese. PRESIDENT HOTLY ASSAILED He Is Accused in Sharp Debate of Usurping Congress Power in Matter. SENATE AWAITS REVISION Leaders of Both Branches to Confer Today on Date for Ban and Suggestion of Treaty.

MURPHY WILL LEFT ESTATE OF $450,000, ALL TO RELATIVES; Estimate by His Attorney of Its Value Below What Public Had Expected. FIVE-EIGHTEENTHS TO WIFE She Also Gets Two Houses -- Stepdaughter's Portion One-Ninth. OTHERS SHARE EQUALLY Good Ground Property Not Mentioned, but Will Go to the Widow. MURPHY WILL LEFT ABOUT $450,000

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Paris Police Arrest Three As 'World's Worst Thieves'

SMITH BY VETO KILLS 19 SALARY INCREASES; Vetoes Five Other Measures, Including Some to Create New Offices. SCHOOL PENSION RISE LOST Omnibus Disapproval of Fifty More Proposals Will Be Given Out Today. SMITH BY VETO KILLS 19 SALARY INCREASES

4 members of House Agriculture Com file minority report denouncing McNary-Haugen bill

Attack McNary-Haugen Bill.

Coolidge to Speak by Radio Tonight.

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., May 9. -- "There are subtle influences at work in this country robbing the morals of the younger generation," said Cameron Beck, personnel director of the New York Stock Exchange, in an address to the annual convention of the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs at Haddon Hall today.  

PARENTS BLAMED FOR WAYWARD BOYS; Cameron Beck of the New York Stock Exchange Addresses Jersey Women's Clubs.

prosecution offers Wheeler's lrs to show he practiced before Federal depts; Wheeler takes stand in own defense

PRESENT DOCUMENTS INVOLVING WHEELER; Prosecution Offers Senator's Own Letters to Show He Practiced Before Departments. ACCUSED TAKES THE STAND He Tells Committee Evidence Fails to Warrant the Federal Indictment Against Him.

Death Rate Rises In England.

urges House to accept postponement of Japanese exclusion

DELAY HAD PLEASED JAPAN.; Government Expects Defeat in Election on Immigration Issue.

ordered Sen Mayfield's election, E J Clark tells Sen subcom

May 10, 1924

Headlines from May 10, 1924

W.J BURNS QUITS FEDERAL SERVICE; LONG UNDER FIRE; Chief of Investigation Bureau Says His Work Is Done and His Health Affected.

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Bolsheviki Renew Hostility To the Turks, Angora Reports

MINORITY TAXES WIN; BILL TO PASS TODAY; Votes of Radical Senators Twice Confirm Simmons Surtaxes as Previously Adopted.

GERMAN SOCIALISTS TO ASK REFERENDUM ON THE DAWES PLAN; Party Will First Approach the Government, but Has Votes to Force Action.