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the WORLD

Chicago large middle western
manufacturer OF mems collars an
nounced IL IL per cent price re-
duction.
Minneapolis broke rs TO
40 cents a barrel at the principal
mills here due to the weak wheat
market.
London Estates owned by King
Victor Emmanuel of Italy at Santa
Maria di Capaca Vetre, near Naples,
have been seized by members of local
agricultural societies.
Chicago-J. A. Greenberg, owner
of several apartment buildings, an
nounces q 10 per cent rent reduc-
ton effective October and stated
that similar reduction will be
made next May.
Philadelphia-Mrs. Emma Berg
doll and her four co-defendants were
foundsguilty of conspiracy to aid two
of her sons, Grover and Erwin, to
evade the draft.
Chtcago-Replies to questionable
sent to two hundred grain elevator
companies in middle western states
indicate that farmers are holding
wheat for higher prices.
Pittsburg, Kan.-Six men robbed
the cashier of the Katy Coal com
pany at South Radley, near. here, of
an $4,000 payroll, most of which
was in currency.
Portland, Ore.-Two men were
killed and two women and three
children injured when a gasoline
speeder jumped off an SO-foot tres
tie on a logging road between Wheel
er and Cochran, Ore.
London-An inland passenger air
plane crashed in the outskirts of the
city a few days ago. The pilot and
four passengers were killed and an
other passenger injured.
San Francfsco-Sugar at the re-
fineries declined from SIS to $1425,
according to announcements by
both the California-Hawaiian and
the Western Sugar Refining compan-
les.
Boston-Three Boston banks were
forced to invoke the law requiring
80 days notice of Withdrawals from
the savings departments, as a meas
ure of protection from depositors
who had become alarmed over local
banking conditions.
Etampes, France-Hadie Lecointe,
French, aviator, won the information
al aiTplane race for the James Cor
don Bennett trophy. He covered the
course of 800 kilometers or 1868
miles in one hour, six minutes, II LIS
seconds.
New York - Action of the Ford
and Franklin Motor companies last
week in cutting the price of their
products was followed by announce
ment of reductions by the WHY'S
Overland, Hudson and Studebaker
concerns.
Gensan, Korea-Twenty-fi per-
sons were killed in rioting when
Korean students destroyed or dam
aged branches of the Korean indus
trial bank and the Oriental Develop
ment company and seven Japanese
houses.
Washington-Good business for
the rest of this year, despite disturb
Ing factors in the commercial, indus
trial and agricultural outlook is pre-
dfcted in report made public by the
committee On statistics and standards
of the chamber OF commerce of the
United States.
WashfngtOn-Roth exports and i'm /
ports fell off sharply in August fig
ures issued by the department of |
commerce, showing that exports to-
tailed S584,00O,000, a decrease of |
$67, 100000 from July, and imports |
$519, 100000, decrease of $4,000
900 from July.
Carson City-Five checks, aggre-
eating $83,50O, sent by the federal
bureau OF public roads, have disap-
peared on the way. 1t is thought |
possible that the checks were des-
troyed with the mail airplane that |
burned near Luckey, Ohio, on Sep
TENDER 4.
Seattle-Discovery of a complete
dynamiting outfit, including percus-
sion caps, fuse, moldable soup, two
and pint bottle filled
with what the police believe may be
led to the arrest of
George McHugh, %, here.
Salt Lake-The eight officers and /
directors of the Utah-Idaho Sugar
of Salt Lake, named in su-
gar profiteering indictments return
I'd recently in South Dakota, appear
ed before United States Commission
or H. Van Pelt here and were bound
over for trial In the South Dakota
,ourts.
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