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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-01-26
SEWAREN CHILDREN RAISE
BULLETIN BOARD FUND


SEWAREN, Jan. 26.-The twenty
children in the contest to erect a
bulletin In front of st. Johns Epis-
copal church, in Sewaren, completed
their canvass with total of $54.56
collected. Miss Barbara Ridlon wins
first prize among the girls with a
total of s10.50. David Watts led the
boys with s6.45. The other children
contributed as follows: Ruth Ridlon,
$1,000; Margaret Walker, 1855; Elise
Turk, $2.65; Peggy Lewis, S2.00;
Clair Nelson, s1.9o: Emily Lewis,
s1.55: Dorothy Nelson. s1.55 Ruth
Miller, $1.22: Joyce Winfield, $1.10;
Emily Lahey, $1.11: William Ander-
son. $3.50; Freddy Turner, $S.s5;
Anton Turk. s2.53; Roy Thurgeson,
s1.25: Robert Allen Christie, 1921;
Harry Howell, $1.20; Walter Whit
taker, 81, and Spencer Rankin, rs
cents.
The winners in the contest, which
was managed by Mrs. ]. R. Ridlon,
will receive silver crosses on WHICH
will be engraved their initials and
"St. John's-1e24." 1t is expected
that the bulletin board will be placed
shortly. It is of the cave type, with
a small, protective roof.
Better get that Radiator and Hood Cow
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IS SENT To JAIL
FOR CONTEMPT 7
George MoInar Committed to
County JaiI-FaiIed
to Make Payment

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 26:-
For failure to carry out an order is
sued by the court of chancery direct
ing him to pay $500 to Flora l'ostra,
of Perth Amboy, plus a 500 fine,
George Molnar, a Roumanian labor
er of PSI Grace street, Perth Amboy,
was committed to the county Jail
today on charge of contempt of
court.
Molnar, it is said, had some $4,000
In the bank. Before the sheriff was
able to attach the money following
the rendition of judgment against
him for the above amount, the man
Is said to have Withdrawn his de-
posits.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-01-26
c0NFEREES PRAISE COMMISSION;
ACTION WITH GOVERNORS OF TWO
STATES ARRANGED FOR next WEEK
Meeting Held at ST. George Last Might at Which City Was
Represented, to Renew Fight for Interstate Spar
Praise Work of Tunnel C ommssion-WiI Name the
Committee to Confer with Chief Executives.

resolution adopted meeting the South Shore
Protective Association held last night Borough Hail. ST. George
Staten Island following discussion of proposition
the Port Authority take the Perth Amboy bridge from
the New York and New Jersey Bridge and Tunnel Commission
proposed at conference held New York Monday
week between Governor Smith of New York Governor Szr
New Jersey together with representatives Of the legislatures
both states While there feeling in the matter relative
all the data the Port Authority after Bridge
and Tunnel Commission had done considerable work for the bridge
committee named confer with the and
legislative bodies looking harmony for the earliest Of
bridge sound
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WdTuS, utpCllulliI upOii tho oAHO
over and above this, the taxpay-
ars will have to pay fire service
sharge, which the town is being
taxed with according to the new
schedule of the Middlesex Water
Company. That this is no small
item may be judged from the fact
that woodbridge will be asked to
pay the water company total fire
service charge of $22,559; Carteret,
sI4,279; Metuchen, $7,0S5. These
large sums will have to come out of
taxation. A bitter fight by the mu-
nicipalities is therefore also antici-
pated.
They point out that although the
Board of Public Utility Commission
ers in 1920 found after a hearing
that the Middlesex Water Company
did not give adequate and proper
service. the company obtained a big
increase in rates shortly afterwards
on valuation fixed by the board of
s1,204,000. A month after this in
crease in 1920 went into effect, the
price of coal went up and the COM
pany again petitioned for a further
increase, This was allowed on slid
ng scale surcharge.
The fact that the previous board
found that the service was made
luate and that there have been no
rea. additions to the plant of the
water company since that time, 1920.
when the boards valuation was fixed
at $1,204.000. The Middlesex Water
'o1npany is now asking for valua-
ton of two and half million dol
lars. The increase is asked, people
say, so that additional stock divi-
dends can be declared.
The taxpayers claim there has
been a great deal of hocus pocus re-
garding the water company's ability
or inability to supply water. In this
conpsa b they make a point of
u that in the 1920 hearing II
developed that about 40 per cent.
of the water company's supply was
being sold to the Elizabethtown
Company at a low rate and that
when the increase was requested by
the Middlesex company in 1920 the
new schedule. did not provide for an
increase to the Elizabethtown COM
pany. Here they point out that
while the ownership of the Middle
sex and EllzabethtoWn companies
is distinct. the principal owners of
these two companies, being. the chief
stockholders of the Plainfield-Union
company.
The reason ascribed to this sale
of so much water to the Elizabeth
town company in 1922. 1t is under
stood, was the lack of transmission
capacity from Oak Tree to Wood
bridge, which enabled the company
10 deliver this water, sold at surplus,
10 the Elizabethtown company. Time
and time again, according to claim,
the company declared that 1t had
plenty of water for It's consumers
il it could only obtain the money
for this transmission main from
Oak Tree to Woodbridge.
At the meeting held on December
20 1923, the treasurer. Mr.. Voorhees,
of the Middlesex Water Company,
admitted that the need for this
main but claimed that even If the
main was built now, it would be
nee essary to install air compressors
al the Park avenue station in order
tContinued on Page p
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HARD HIT BY
VIOLENT GALE
Wind Storm in Vicinity of
New Y0rk-BliZZard
Hits N. Y. State

NEW YORK, Jan. ga bluster-
ing gale from the northwest that at
tanned at times a velocity of seventy
two miles anNhour today ushered in
New York's third cold wave within
a fortnight and the mercury tumbled
fourteen degrees between midnight
and O'Clock to IA above zero.
Plate glass windows were smashed
and other minor damage caused by
the high wind.
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Issue Storm Warming

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26:-The
Weather Bureau today issued the
following storm warning:
Advisory 10 A. M.-Northwest
storm warnings continued Delaware
breakwater to Boston. Mass, and
will be lowered at sunset today.
Strong west and northwest winds
and gales this afternoon, diminish
Ing tonight"
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blizzard i'm n. Y. State

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Jan. 26:-A
blizzard accompanied by a sharp
drop in temperature swept down on
central and northern New York last
night. The mercury dropped to ten
above zero here.
At Watertown, bus lines which
had just been opened after last Mon
days storm. were again blocked.
Six inches of snow fell at Pots
dam. A blizzard with heavy snow
fall was reported from Oswego as
general through the lake region.
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FORD CALLED
To WASHINGTON
For Conference on His Offer
for the Muscles Shoals
Project

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26:-Henry
Ford will be requested to appear
early next week before the House
Military Committee to discuss his
offer for Muscle Shoals.
The committee at an executive ses-
sion today instructed Chairman Kahn
to telegraph to the Detroit manu-,
facturer that his presence here was
desired Monday or Tuesday and that
If he was unable to appear the COM
mittee wants to question one of his
representatives as to the details of
his proposal.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-01-26
DEPOSED MINERS HEAD
TO Be GIVEN HEARING

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2s (By The
wat, deposed president of the Kan
sas miners, and Thomas Myerscough
of Pittsburgh, Pa, who was expelled
from the United Mine Workers of
America on the charge that he was
an officer in a dual organization -
the International Progressive Miners
Cor a.Sttee-will be given a hearing
bef the appeals and grievance
committee Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. it was announced in the
miners convention today.
Alcohol is much cheaper than a radia-
tor or motor; get 1t at Dorsey Motors. Inc.
2SSs-1-26-1ts
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Mrs. Susan Henay

Mrs. Susan Henay, forty-two years
old, wife of Thomas Henay. of II
Washington street, died yesterday at
her home. The funeral will be held
Monday morning at 10 o'clock from
st. Mary's church and the interment
will be in st. Mary's cemetery.
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EXPECT DAT TIE
FOR VERA Cruz
To CONE SOON
Will Be Fought on Sea Accord
ing to Reports-FederaI
Craft Ready to Sail
REBEL MAKES CHARGES
That President 0bregon Sold
Mexico to u. S. Interests
for Munitions of War

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 26:--
The departure of the Mexican gum
boat Bravo for southern waters to
attack the rebel ports of Progresso
and Vera Cruz is imminent, the con-
sui general here announced today.
A trial trip willebe made on the Mis-
sissipri river today to test out her
new engines. Marines to complete
the complement of the vessel are
due tonight via Ell Paso, Tex.
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WANTED

Young man with reliable In
surance Concern; good oppor-
tunity. Address Box 55. Care
News.
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In sad and loving memory Of our daugh-
ter, Dorothy, who departed this life two
years ago yesterday, January 25th.
Signed,
MR.. AND MRS. ALFRED PHILLIPS.
2366--1-26-1ts
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If You Could See

the immaculate cleanliness
which enters into the manufac-
ture Of Blue Ribbon Butter you
would use no other kind,
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PERTH AMBoy CAMP. NO. 10
woodmen of the World

All members are hereby notified that
the funeral services of our late Past Con-
be held at his late residence, 367 Market
Street, tomorrow, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. We trust that every member will
feel II his duty TO be present tribute
TO the memory OF our late Sovereign. who
was ever an active and energetic worker
for the best interests OF our Camp. We
also cordially invite all members of other
Camps to join with us on this occasion
MICHAEL HOLUP,
Consul Commander
Attest;
wM. r. BRADLEY,
Clark
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| Firewood-Sawed blocks: bags, s1.0o
delivered Or by the load. Munoz 2So
Sheridan st. Tel. 469.
! l1gO4-1-10-Tues. Thurs. Sat. tfs
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Do you know THE NEW WAY TO PAY
PLAN for a Chevrolet. Ask Jefferson
Motors, Inc. Tel. 16.
1s6s-1-11-tfs
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Skid Chains, Pedal Boots; all winter car
necessities at Dorsey Motors. Inc.
2SSS--1-26-1ts
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Place your order today for Chevrolet
on OUR NEW WAY TO PAY PLAN. JEFF
ferson Motors. Inc, Tel. Is.
1sS3--1-f4-tfs
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Cars washed and polished. wurgler's.
1854 New Brunswick Ave.
ft65-1-25-2ts
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Winter necessities for your Ford at Dor
ey Motors. Inc. 23SS--1-26-1ts
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Automobile salesman wanted. Excellent
portunlty for a live wire to earn big
oine. Frank Van Syckle.
s35i--i252t'
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Firewood-sawed blocks; bags. 400
delivered Or by the load. Munos. 236
Sheridan st. Tel 469.
Ig04-1-10-Tues.. Thurs. Sat. tfs
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Carteret And woodbridge In Water Fight
SEEK HARMONY in CAMP PAIGN FOR bridge
WATER CONSUMER TO BE HARD
HIT If STATE BOARD ALLOWS
MIDDLESEx CO. BIG INCREASE

New Rates. if Allowed by Board of Utility Commissioners,
Will Mean go to 100 Per Cent Raise in Rates and
Metuchen Carteret and Woodbridge Will Carry the
@reatest Load 1t 81 Claimed by Residents.
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NOTICE-FOR RENT
Established Feed Store With Grain
Elevator--Central Railroad Siding
Inquire
267 Prospect Street
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Ford Car Heaters. $3.50 installed Dor
sey Motors, Inc. 2SSS-1-z6-1ts
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Retter get that Radiator and Hood Cow
80 23sS--1-26-1ts
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esident Coolidge Takes Hand In oil Lease scandal

Fair and some-
what colder to-
night; 8 u n d a y
fair and contin-
ued cold; strong
northwest winds
diminishing to-
night
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
FAIRRaNKS-McGRATH SECOND
 MAIL TRIP SUCCESSFUL

Fairbanks. March 4-Aviator Ell son successfully completed the sec ond air mail trip to McGrath and return to Fairbanks last Saturday. leaving the latter place at s:15 A. M. and returning from McGrath at 5:30 P. M. Ellison was made an honorary member of the Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. 4 at largely at tended meeting on March 3rd.
 Fairbanks is experiencing March Chinooks thawing weather for the past week.
 The Hoyt Grand Larceny trial is said to be the most sensational court event in the history of Fairbanks. the trial being in progress twenty days will go to the jury this after noon.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
CHIEF BURNS TO BE SUMMONED

Washington, March 3-W.J. Burns who is at the head of the United States Secret Service and Chief of the Department of Justice Bureau of Investigations. will be summoned before the oil committee to explain whether the Departments confiden- tal code was used in telegrams ex changed between Edward Mclean and his employees regarding the oil Investigations. Burns according to translations of the messages submitt- ed to the Committee last Saturday, was named in one of the secret mes sages as having tipped Mclean thru an employee that the Department of Justice was Investigating Mclean. the second messages indicate that Mclean was being advised of every move regarding the investigation Of Fall. Doheny. Sinclair and of his own relations with Fall.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
Ht,FLIN TAKES BACkHAND
 SLAP AT SINCLAIR

Washington, March. 6 Senator Hcflin on the floor of the Senate late yesterday afternoon charged Sinclair with handling race track bets for Cabinet members and that Attorney General Daugherty him self went to the track with Sinclair and Doheny. The S40.0O0 refund in taxes from the Treasury Depart ment in 1920 was made possible thru the Clerk in the Department who granted the refund. and this same clerk is now in the employ of Do- heny, Heflin shouted from the floor of the Senate.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
WOMEN 2l YEARS OF AGE
 TO VOTE IN ENGLAND

London. March 3-A Bill giving the voting privilege to women who have arrived at the age of 21 in- stead of thirty as at present. was passed at it's second reading. It will give the women of Great Britain two million more votes than the men. although Miss Dorothy Jewson. a Labor Member of Parliament assur- ed the House that there was no dan- ger of the women combining to give Britain a pe!ticoat government.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
LATEST EXPLOSION
 FROM THE TEAPOT

Washington. Mar, The latest explosion in Washington includes disclosures to the Senate Committee that Doheny tried unsuccessfully last Decem ber to interest Senator Walsh in an oil venture in Montana but the Senator replied that he would have nothing to do with the enterprise. and also that Mclean. who is the central figure in the oil scandal was carried on the Government rolls as Secret Agent of the Department of Justice both durIng Hardfug's and Coolidge's administra ton.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
CARAWAY MAKES CHARGES
 AGAINST DAUGHEIsTY

Washington, Mar. .4-The Teapot Dome Committee. endeavoring to es- tablish the authenticity of telegrams purperting to have been ordered sent by W. J. Burns, who is at the head of the United States Secret Service, and tipping Mclean off that the Department of Justice were in- vestigating him in this connection, Senator Caraway charges that At torney General Daugherty turned over the secret code of the Depart ment of Justice so that criminals in Florida might communicate with criminals in the Department of Jus- tice.
 , Ast
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
VETERAN COMMITS SUICIDE

Seattle. Mar. '6--Charlts Emil Brown. a disabled war veteran. was found asphs xiated in rooming house in Seattle yesterday. He was former member of the 157th In- fantry during the world war. A let found in the room which informed the deceased that his disability com pensation had been discontinued.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
TAA REFUNDS
 AGGREGATE $1ol .OOO. 900

Washington. March 4-Refunds aggregating SPA 100000 on tax payments were made by the Trea- sury Depa artment for the year ending June 30th. according to a report of tn. Department to he Ways and H'cans Committee. those rece ving h., largest refunds were F.. L. n>. Eeny. Cornelius VanGerlip. Payne W hitnay, Oliver Harlan and rhao. k. Crane.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
WIFE OF McIEAN'S
 SECRETARY IS AGENT OF DEPARTMENT JUSTICE

Washington. March Mrs. Jessie Duckstein. the wife of McLean's pri- vate secretary today told the Senate Committee that w. J. Burns, chief of the Department of Justice. furnished her with the Department of Justice code which was used in transmitting kilograms to Mclean at Palm Beach. Mrs. Duckstein is a Special Agent for the Department of Justice.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
BRYAN DENOUNCES
 MELLON TAX PLAN

Washington, March William Jennings Bryan issued a statement denouncing the Mellon Tax Plan as a scheme to relieve the rich at the expense of the poor and declared that the graft of Doheny and Sin clair was small in comparison to what the predatory interests of the country have secured under the Re- publican administration.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
F.NlBf,z.ZI KS TO
 PURCHASE FINERY

St. Paul. Mar. Miss Leila Lew is. 2S years of age. a bookkeeper for u First National Bank of St. Paul. at salary of seventy-fve dollars per month, confessed that she en- bezzled eight thousand dollars in the last two years and spent the money on fine clothes.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
OH. COMMITTEE HOLDS
 EXECUTIVE SESSION

ing any witnesses yesterday the Oil Committee held an executive session to examine additional teeGrams sup piled by the Western Union Com pany.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
ICICB HOUSE ERECTED FOR WORLD FLYERS

Santa Monica. Calif.: Mar. A hundred officers in the Army Air Service hoped into overalls at four a. m. yesterday and began erecting a club house to accommodate the around the world flyers who on Mar. Is expect to take the air for the Seattle-Alaska leg of the trip.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
SAYS COOLIDGE HAS NO INSTESTINAL STAMINA

Washington. March 3rd-senator Wheeler in Senate speech said that Daugherty had intimated to President Coolidge. for all we know, that the President of the United States for some unknown reason has not had the intestinal stamina to ask him for that resignation"
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
OF MCLEAN
 TESTIFIES BEFORE COM.

Washington, March 3-John F.
 Major manager of McLean's Wash ington Post" in testifying before the Senate Committee swore that copies of messages sent over the private leased wire to Mclean at Palm Beach had been destroyed. at the conclusion of Majors testimony and an executive session of an hour, the Committee adjourned until Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
FORBES AND THOMPSON
 INDICTED BY GRAND JURY

Chicago. March 3-Forbes, the deposed Director of the Veterans Bureau and J. w. Thompson, were indicted last Saturday afternoon by the Federal Grand Jury in Chicago who are Investigating the charges of graft existing In the Bureau while, Forbes was Director. Thompson was indicted for giving bribes and Forbes for taking the same.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
MONDAY (TElEcRAphtc}
SEATTLE MEN PURCHASE
 KETCHIKAN CANNERY

Seattle, March 3-The purchase of the Sandy Point Packing Com pany's Salmon Cannery at Ketchikan by group of Seattle men. principal Iy officers in the Skinner & Eddy Shipbuilding Company, was an- nounced yesterday. ,':. '' t'@
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
COOLIDGE ORDERS
 INVESTIGATION CONGRESSaIE;N

Washington. Mar 6-President Coolidge ordered an immediate Grand Jury investigation in regard to charges made that two members of Congress had accepted brbes to obtain paroles and pardons for pris- Oners convicted of crime.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
ALASKA $. s. COMPANY
 TO- SEND FREIGHTER
 FROM S.AN FRANCISCO

Seattle March 4--The Alaska S. s. Company will dispatch freighter from San Francisco on May twen- tieth for Nome. principally loaded with dredging machinery. Victor Anderson and John Hover departed from Seattle last Saturday for Nome and Deering. respectively.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
FORBES WILL CONFESS
 AND TELL ON OTHERS

Chicago. Mar. "A dispatch from Chicago received last night states that Forbes, former Director of the Veterans Bureau. who was indicted by the Federal Grand Jury, intends to confess to having received bribes. and duplicates several members of Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
CHARGES JEWS WITH BREAK.
 ING UP FATHERIAAND

Munich. March 3-General Luden dorh who is on trial for treason, testified to charges that Communists and Jews were responsible for the breaking up of the Fatherland dur ing the war. and added. "I am just grown old from the strain of war and the fight against the enemies at home"
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
FORBES BE ARRAIGNED
 FOR TRIAL MARCH 1T

Chicago, Mar. 4-FOrmer Director Forbes of the United States Veter- ans Bureau. who was recently in dicted for receiving bribes while in office. will be arraigned for trial on March 1ith.. according to dispatch received today.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
TAX ROLL TO BE PUBLISHED

The delinquent personal tax roll is being prepared for publication in the next issue of the Weekly Nugget. Any one paying their taxes not later than Thursday March 9th will have their name withheld from the list.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
YOUNG McADOO TESTItIES
 BEFORE COMMITTEES.

Washington. Mar. G-Francis H, McAdoo, son of William McAdoo. told the Senate Committee that his ather became counsel for Mclean shortly after leaving the Wilson Cab met. and he added that A. Mitchell Palmer represented Sinclair and Do- heny.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
AMERICAN MARINES
 WOUNDED IN HONDURAS

Washing gton. Mar. 6-Latest re- ports on the Honduran revolution state that several American Marines have been wounded recently.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
ERiTlSH AROUND WORLD FLIGHT TOUCH PRINCE RUPERT

Ottawa. March 4--The cross Ca radian section of the British around the world flight of the Royal Cana dan Air Force was announced today and contemplates the airmen touch after crossing from Japan Via. the Aleutians and the Alaska Coast.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
EALL PUT JN!'GV IE nONESy, SIN IN SINCLAIR AND
 DENT IN DEWEY

Washington. Mar. 6 Fall is the man who put dough in Doheny, sin in Sinclair and q dent in Denby. '" Senator Hefflin chortled while Sen ator Lodge replied with parody on Brothers and Sisters" and the Senat" roared with mirth.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-08
DENVER ATTORNEY ACCUSES .. STANDARD OIL AND SINCLAIR

Washington. March 3-Sinclair and the Standard oil Company work cd together to get the Teapot Dome lease for Harry F. Sinclair, accord ing to testimony given by Karl c.
 Schuyler a Denver attorney. before the Senate Investigation Committee.