Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 320, Hammond, Lake County, 2 June 1922 — Page 13

EMday, June 2, 1922 to shield former officers of the "Wilson administration. Administration leaders in the sen. ate turned a deaf ear to the studied attempt by Senator "Watson, democrat, of Georgia, to fasten upon Daugherty responsibility for numerous "liquor scandals' In New York. Watson charred specifically that Daugrherty had ordered released 200,00 gallons of wine after Thomas B. Felder, his former law associate, had become attorney for the accused owners. ' At the came time. Senator Caraway, dmocrat of Arkansas launched a new attack on Daughsrty in connection with the Morse pardon case. Caraway announced he had re ceived a letter from Colonel Felder which he said 'showed that Daugrherty and his partner were associated with the prosecution of the Bosch Magneto case, only on different sides." Caraway also said he would call the senate's attention to "wide discrepancies in statements of Daugherty and Felder regarding the attorney general's pay for freeing Morse." Caraway added he would read to the senate a stattment given by Felder to International News Service May 23. In this statement Felter declared Daugherty had not received a penny In the Morse case. "I will show that Felder declared he had offered Daugherty part of the Morse fee on a number of ocCOAL OPERATORS - GOT 15 PROFIT years, according to figures submitted to congress by the federal trade commission. The trade commission, however, refused to -vouch for the accuracy of the figures, stating that they were securld partly by the commission's efforts and partly from the National Coal association. 'X'nder court Injunction since earunable to require reports on Investments, costs snd prices and other matters affecting the coal trade," said, the report, "which left ths National Coal association as the enly source of information concerning reasonableness of prices charged for coal by Its member operators." GREAT BRITAIN'S PREMIER HOT AFTER WASHINGTON, June 2. Bituminous coal operatdVs have averaged 15 The breeding of elephants In captivity Is exceedingly diffionlt. per cent profit during the last six ly In 1920 the commission has been ..r.,5JERNATI0NAI- NS SERVICE1 WASHINGTON. Jmns a Efforts democratlo senators to link up Attorney General Iaughrty with & series of allied "prohibition scandals" continued yesterday Jn the lace of republican counter charges that ths attorney general's accusers were throwing out a "smolte screen" Hieadquarters See Our H vrr j ..-.-5-. r. ISA JUL AntM f mw4m mm . WinQOWS

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON, June 2. Thinley veiled Insinuations that cabinet officers In the Harding and Wilson administrations will be caught In the dragnet spread by a federal grand jury's investigation of war contract frauds threw the house in another stormy uproar of partisan debate yesterday afternoon just after the republican leaders had effectually sq-uelohed a -present rule that would have permitted a separate Investigation of the alleged frauds by congress Itself. Democratic members charged the republicans rwith killing a house Investigation because of fear that prominent republicans would -be caught, and the republicans countered with charges that democrats were trying to protect former cabinet officers, I

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