Senate prober at work. Sen. Burton K. Wheeler, chmn. of the Senate comm. investigating the Dept. of Justice, looking over testimony of Edwin S. Booth, special Asst. to the Atty. Gen., who appeared before the comm. April 7
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- 1924
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