oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-11

EXPECTED TO GET POST IN CABINET (By William K. Hutchinson) (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, April 11.—The late Jake Hamon, one time Republican national committeeman, expected to get a cabinet post as a result of the nomination of Warren G. Harding, for the presidency in 1920, E. G. Costello, a Chicago newspaper man, today told the senate public lands committee. WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE Ohio, April 11.—With its torchlight of investigation turned away temporarily from the nation's capital, the Wheeler-Brookhart committee today followed a trail of alleged corruption to this Ohio town on a "tip" that evidence of a sensational character is locked within the vaults of the Midland National Bank. Senator Burton K. Wheeler, Dem. of Mont., acting prosecutor and Senator Brookhart, Republican of Iowa, chairman, arrived here this morning from Washington, D. C., to conduct a personal examination of the bank's records. The investigation was prompted by secret reports that thousands of dollars were deposited in the bank by men high in public life, under circumstances which could not easily be explained. The visit here marked the second attempt by the committee to obtain possession of the bank records. Previously M. S. Daugherty, president of the bank and a brother of the former attorney by Harry M. Daugherty himself. In event the committee's request for an inspection of the bank's records is refused, the committee has indicated it will recommend to the senate that Mel Daugherty be cited for contempt. President Defends Mellon WASHINGTON, April 11.—President Coolidge today came to the defense of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, whose private business affairs are being investigated by a senate committee. In a special message to the senate, the president raised strenuous objections to the efforts of the committee to obtain from the treasury department the secret rolls of companies in which Mellon is interested. Transmitting a letter from Secretary Mellon and a letter from the senate committee to Mellon, the president declared it was "incredible that the senate of the United States would knowingly approve the past and proposed conduct of one of its committees which this letter reveals." The committee to which the president referred is that investigating the bureau of internal revenue. The leader of the probe is Senator James Couzens, Republican of Michigan, while Senator James E. Watson, Republican of Indiana, the committee chairman, already has introduced a resolution in the senate proposing that the committee be dissolved so that the investigation will come to an immediate end. PAID $7500 FOR FIGHT FILMS WASHINGTON, April 11.—Another effort to prove that a conspiracy, involving federal officials existed for the purpose of exhibiting the Dempsey-Carpentier fight pictures thruout the country was made today by the Daugherty investigating committee. William Tightman, a special officer employed by the governor of Oklahoma, testified that he paid $7500 to F. C. Quimby of New York, for the right to exhibit the fight films in Oklahoma. COMMITTEE CALLS McGRAW WASHINGTON, April 11.—While part of the Daugherty Inquiry committee ran into a stone wall today when Mel Daugherty, brother of former a member of the Republican national committee $150,000, William Wallace, Jr., New York Thompson's personal attorney destined before the senate public lands committee today. Thompson also contributed $2000 to the campaign fund, William Boyce Thompson, New York financier, loaned the Republican national committee $150,000, William Wallace, Jr., New York Thompson's personal attorney destined before the senate public lands committee today. Thompson also contributed $2000 to the campaign fund, William Boyce Thompson, former chairman of the finance committee of the Republican national committee who is ill in Arizona, today sent the senate public lands committee a formal denial of charges that Harry F. Sinclair the oil magnate, contributed more than $75,000 to the Republican campaign fund in 1920. The committee had desired a question Thompson concernit charges and reports that Sinclair had contributed 75,000 shares of oil stock to the Republican fund. SENATOR COUZENS SICK WASHINGTON, April 11.—Senator Couzens, Republican of Michigan, was confined to his bed at afternoon by an attack of acute ligation so severe that all new developments in the Coolidge Mellon-Couzens controversy went from him. The senator is in no danger according to his physician, but a great plain. WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE Ohio, April 11.—The Daugherty investigation committee ran into a stone wall today when Mel Daugherty, brother of former a member of the Republican national committee $150,000, William Wallace, Jr., New York Thompson's personal attorney destined before the senate public lands committee today. Thompson also contributed $2000 to the campaign fund, William Boyce Thompson, former chairman of the finance committee of the Republican national committee who is ill in Arizona, today sent the senate public lands committee a formal denial of charges that Harry F. Sinclair the oil magnate, contributed more than $75,000 to the Republican campaign fund in 1920. The committee had desired a question Thompson concernit charges and reports that Sinclair had contributed 75,000 shares of oil stock to the Republican fund. SENATOR COUZENS SICK WASHINGTON, April 11.—Senator Couzens, Republican of Michigan, was confined to his bed at afternoon by an attack of acute ligation so severe that all new developments in the Coolidge Mellon-Couzens controversy went from him. The senator is in no danger according to his physician, but a great plain. WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE Ohio, April 11.—The Daugherty investigation committee ran into a stone wall today when Mel Daugherty, brother of former a member of the Republican national committee $150,000, William Wallace, Jr., New York Thompson's personal attorney destined before the senate public lands committee today. Thompson also contributed $2000 to the campaign fund, William Boyce Thompson, former chairman of the finance committee of the Republican national committee who is ill in Arizona, today sent the senate public lands committee a formal denial of charges that Harry F. Sinclair the oil magnate, contributed more than $75,000 to the Republican campaign fund in 1920. The committee had desired a question Thompson concernit charges and reports that Sinclair had contributed 75,000 shares of oil stock to the Republican fund. Bring Your Family From the Youngest to the Oldest Everything Goes FROM TOYS TO BABY CARRIAGES You have waited for just such an opportunity. You have waited for just such an opportunity. 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Edsel, the only son of the modern Midas, now is active manager of the huge interests of his father. SENATE ISSUES SUBPOENAS WASHINGTON, April 11.—The senate today took its first move in the investigation of the Montana indictment of Senator Burton K. Wheeler. Senator Borah, Republican of Idaho, chairman of the special committee looking into this indictment, issued subpoenas for the following: Gordon Campbell, Great Falls, Mont.; James Baldwin, attorney and corruption in obtaining leases to the naval oil reserves of Teapot Dome have been postponed a week, according to announcement here today. Letter it was announced that the Sinclair Grade Oil Purchasing Co., and the Sinclair Pipelines Co., which were made defendants in the government's suit, have filed formal answers in the local federal court. Both companies disavow the knowledge of all the material during the agitation by of woman's suffrage, and advocate pleaded with her looking married woman, said "Just think! 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Senator Borah, Republican of Idaho, chairman of the special committee looking into this indictment, issued subpoenas for the following: Gordon Campbell, Great Falls, Mont.; James Baldwin, attorney, Butte, Mont., (partner of Senators B. K. Wheeler); former congressman Tom Stout, Lewistown, Mont., C. L. Stevens, Great Falls, Mont., L. V. Bealeu, Great Falls, Mont., and Blair Cowan of the department of justice, Great Falls, Mont. SINCLAIR POSTPONES PLEAS CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 11.—Pleadings of counsel for Harry P. Sinclair, in reply to the federal government's suit charging fraud and corruption in obtaining leases to the naval oil reserves of Teapot Dome have been postponed a week, according to announcement here today. Later it was announced that the Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Co., and the Sinclair Pipelines Co., which were made defendants in the government's suit, have filed formal answers in the local federal court. 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