New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1928, Page 4

¢ HARDING, HOOVER AND WEEKS TOLD OF TEAPOT LEASE (Continued from First Pa closed on April 7. H out, as he did at eonspiracy trial, tha in Der Theodore secretary, and A retary Finne partment six 5 signing of the Sinclair nced. ction with efforts to interest Secretary Loover in hls at- tempt to get an interview with I ident Harding, Helms offered a cc of a letter a Hoover told him had been received from t tnterior depar t in reply inquiry for information In the letter Assistant Finney said Helms had spok him “some six or eight months with reference to his company participa Statement Was Correc “At that time we advised knew of no inte; land: statement wa the time it was m “Subsequently, however, retary of the interior and tb tary of the navy after consulia with experts and officials of th departments determined on making ghe contract above described Finney added that he had seen ¥all early in April and that he had been advised by Iall t he did not tell Helms “that the matter of the development of t} Teapot 1d lease his ass Dome would be held open for an-| #ther month.” “But what he did tell him was at he would not consider the ques- tion of disposing of the government Foyalty oll In the Salt Creek Ol field for another month,” Finney said. Also Called Finney, called to the stand, read Into the record a letter addressed April 24, 1922, by Secretary Hoover to Becretary Fall then away from ‘Washington. Hoover enclosed a eopy of Helms' telegram regarding Teapot Dome, and said he woula he gad to convey to Helms any repl that might be suggested. Finney, then acting secretary, said he sent & reply to Hoover two days later, a copy of which had already |been read into the record. Finney d he had no recollection of a communications from Prest |Harding, his secretary, or Sccre { Weeks regarding Helms' protest. Finney testified that his letter to Mr. Hoover closed exchanges on the subiect with Mr. Hoover. To his he said, the co: y had no other conversat with the Interfor d -partment or Sec- | Fall regard: Teapot Dom s H. Huston, fo secretary of commerce commlittee tod C and Harry M. 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Councilman ~ Samuel Sablotsky ned s brief talk with a remark “IFourteen years ago I walked gh these streets peddling news- tonight I walked through - strects, and they're in the condition. That's what the h ward has cived for voting ear!” man expre: demecratic party in the ng of the republican can- didate's slogan to the effect that he is standing on his record. He asked the republicans to cnlighten the democrats by informing them j t record Councilman Bartlett n point to, commenting tha ars of service in the coun rtlett had not given any 0 any accomplishments of the re- n candidate. 1as J. Smith, democratic voters and Charlton E. Tor- mocratic nominee for alder- fourth ward, also spoke rests of the democratic inde ith rling, who has been gests as a caption for the picturc. — The troubles of a com: (?) heavyweight champion are be ginning. 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CALMLY CONFESSES PART IN SLAYINGS (Continued From First Page) Juliano was Arthur Forshan, identi- fied as a federal under-cover agent who “sold out™ to the gang against | whom he was supposcd to obtain vidence, Names of the others arrested were not made public pending the mop- ping up of the entire band which the government belicves is involved |in a long series of capital crimes. In a raid on the Juliano home last week federal agents reported finding 38 sticks of dynamite and a quan- tity of liquor. Juliano, who had been sought under federal indict- ments returned at Indianapolis and Chicago, was not at home during the rald, being arrested later. . Motives Not Announced | | Thé motives involved in the De- | neen-Swanson bombings and in the sposito killing were not made known, but were understood to have heen explained in the alleged con- fession. Neither District Attorney Johnson or Agent Roche would | vouchsafe definite information con- cerning the confession. 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