New Britain herald., 1924-03-13
Connecticut State Ljb,1' 'D' A Advt. Dept, A''''' sn.
 Hartford, Conn. 1ss. @.

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 men ana other ,,,,,,.-.~ rea' the committeeman had difficulty ir
 getting into the room.
 In the proiminaries il developed that the books or the Midland Nation, al bank of which the attorney gener- afs brother is president could not be brought to Washington. An examiner will be sent to make report. Mir. paugherty's counsel asked that snbpoenaes be issued for Maj naugh- trtS' John Price, former attorney general Of Ohio: James w. Holcomb and Henry T. Elhs of Cleyeland; sam uei ngerleider, Mrs. F. A. Hayes and
 l.. II. Moore Of Cleveland.
 Senator Wheeler said the sub- poenaes probably would toe issued but the incident resulted in another brush between him and Mir. Rowland in which Senator Wheeler reiterated that Mr. Rowland. the attorney generals counsel would not run" the inrestiga- tion.
 Senator Ashurst declared that the defense might as well leave now" That ii was not running the com mittce." and said hc had mol forgot ten an insult delivered last night here" by Rowland.
 The senator added that MT How land was not going to run any buT here"
 Miss Stinson's testimony started with reference 10 tho "htlc green house on k street" She said she was moi tamillar with Washington and would rather not answer purs- lions about fl.
 Ut was purely personal" shr said Tt is absolutely of ns conSvqucnrc"
 She reiterated, however. that Smith had told her ut meeting the attorney general there, She said different senators and importan, people" had conferences In the hpusc.
 "lpo you know who occupied it"'' asked senator Moses.
 ''I think it was one uf Mr. Me Leans. I'm not surp about that"
 She said she did not know the pur- pos" of the conferences there. hut smith had told her the house was used for private conferences where they would not be disturbed.
 Department Of justice appoint ments were considered there. she said. and people making appoint mcnts went there, she was told
 Senator Ashurst referred to Colonel ] James C. Darden and Miss Siinson .aid she mel him in the shack" leur Washington court house. which i Inc attorney general Smith and i others maintained.
 liesitating. Miss stinson said sb. .ould "tell better later" Of the con. erences between pardcn and oth- | ,rs. Smith had told her inc attorney general and himself mot in thr . green houss' hecausr they could . meet privately"
 Daughcrty was in Columbus she aid when she saw Col Dardcn at the shack"
 'I know they had something that hey were considering"
 "Therr was something wrong somewhere" she continued They i'd drop Nil. Dardcn."
 What brought this about was that Iardon did not measure ur." Miss tinsuu said.
 "Mcasurc up 10 what o'' demanded Ashurst, |,
 "Thcy dropped him. was the an- arr. iI Questioned by senator Wheeler. liss Stinson answered y's" when skcd if smith was partner fin icsc various deals"
 Of that sbr said. the chief knuwt- .lgr came from Smith. Shc said he | utG of deal" between paughr1ty [ nd D4rdrn of which Smith had told 2 CT. Sine said Smith gave Bard,uI zoo and he told her Daughcrty ! ave th" same amount 10 I,ardcn.
 ''Thay had a deal in 1p oil proposi- on ott west shc said smith told her. si7r said that Col arden for years has been trgiHg to et through soiur 1eas,s < som" way . rough Washington. prior tu this ad  '1f this isn't ii pir.c dream II may ~otahly make us IDt uf man,y. ] ic said Smith told her Harry paugherfy and Jess smith lt in s2.5Un apicCr." shr reiterated. '