Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-02-29
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FOR BUSY READERS

~ OF Aiexandr1a, Va, Sunday to 8
tend the regular morning services
Christ Church, where the first pres
8 dent for many years was a vestr
man.
Public hearings In the oil scanda
will be reopened soon by the senat
n committee coincident with renewe
efforts In the senate to force a full
Investigation Of the administration O
Attorney General Daugherty.
The Democratic national commit
tee In formal statement has called
upon President Coolidge to remove
every man under fire from his admin
istration Instead Of stopping with the
resignation OF Secretary OF the Navy
DENLY.
Leading renewed attack on At
torney General Daugherty in the SEN
ate. Senator Borah. Republican, ida
no, declared he was willing to helm
lay The foundation for impeachment
proceedings to get Mr.. Daugherty out
Oh the cabinet
Senator Phipps, Republican, Colo
RADIO, was accused in the senate by
Senator Ashurst, Democrat, Arizona.
OF voting TO put money into his own
pocket when he opposed an appro-
priation Of $250,00O for a hydroelec-
trlc plant In the Yuma irrigation pro
Jet in California and Arizona.
Secretary Mellon, replying to
charges made in an address by John
Quinn, commander of the Amer
IAN Legion, said he knew nothing
about any activities Of corruption
known as the Mellon interests" en-
raging in campaign against the
oidiers' bonus, Mr.. Mellon added
hat he had not contributed a penny
any such activity.
Another step in the full resump- ,,
on OF diplomatic relations with
lexlco was taken when President .
coolidge transmitted to the senate )
re nomination Of Charles B. Warren
Detroit to be ambassador at Mex- :,
o CITY President Oregon, in turn >
expected to name soon an empas- o
dor TO represent the Mexican gov =
nment in Washington. ;,
democrats Jammed on the brakes
the revision of the revenue bill "
ter joining Republican Insurgents o
gaming some amendments. and re- p'
sea 10 support an amendment or
req Dy this group proposing a tax -
undistrlbuted profits of CORPORA VI
MS. al
Inc Oregon Basin Oil and Gas =
npany filed suit in the District NJ
iumoia supreme court for an in y
icuon against Secretary Work ana
imam Spry, commissioner of the
neral land office, to prevent the m
ection Of its claim for patent on 10,
tain oil lands in Wyoming. 8.
FOREIGN Pr
an
he Canadian embargo on cattl. tn,
n the states of California. Oregon fir,
Nevada will remain in effect un- r
assurance is received from the
tea states that the foot and
I'm disease is wiped out in tho
70 states 1t was made known by
department OF agriculture.
lerp Arc rumnrc 81 ~ |
tuition In Bulgaria and the es-
of a republic in that
TRY, says a Reuter- dispatch from L
ms quoting local newspapers. ond
nac. co to ;
new German army has invaded hor,
ce-an army OF buyers. After tho
United States and Great Britain 70 y
iahy is now Frances best Gus It
+ una Tor wines she heads the seai
II buyers for all nationalities. go +
Ring her two little girls from VIII
'ampanile Of Westminster Cath %
l In London, 800 feet to the pioc
nent below. Mrs. Margaret conr
y, an Irish woman - ~ fast,
after them An ~ ~ plett
,~hi. All three bodies
were smashed almost beyond
nition. Fle
selection OF William Phillips.
secretary Of state, as American WI
sador To Belgium in succession the
nry z. Fletcher, who is taking use
nbassadorial post at Rome side
h. ~tN' fro,, n
oe acceptable to Belgium .rouo
Albert has indicated thar the Jars
OF Mr.. Phillips would meet 'ions
'elgium's favor capac
NJ, they
British dock strike was settled our IN
thursday. Work will be resun- ing 4,
en- the workers delegates sc- short
ne terms agreed to by their STIR
as result Of Intervention Dy dered
or government. ing Do
Egyptian government bs. -
the Countess Of csrnayon a
'peession for excavations at
'hamsns tomb, according 10
loN from responsible mar