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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-04
P0RT MOVEMENT

New Orleans: Middling. 90 soc; receipts, 3,s34; exports, 1.615; sales. 274: stock. 16l,- S6s.
 Galveston: Middling. s1c receipts. 6,247; sales. 2,601; stock. 244.e34.
 Mobile: Middltng. 30. .25c: receipts, 2; sales, g; stock, 6,550.
 Savsnnah: Middiing, 90 soc; receipts, s,7.2; sales. 515; stock, b3,239.
 Charleston Middling, 30.s1c; receipts Wilmington: Middling. 30. 25c; receipts, Texas City: Stock. s,ss7.
 NorfoIk: Middling. 30. 5oc; receipts 446; exports. 3,400; sales, l67; stock, SS,- 903.
 Baltimore: Stock, 3291.
 Boston: Middling. 30.74c: receipts. 49; stock. l3,G00,
 Philadelphia: Stock. 4,639
 New York: Middlng, 30. soc; stock. 67,- 7ss.
 Minor ports: Stock. 7,65s.
 Total today: Receipts. 13.444; exports. 4915: stock. 727,o77.
 Total for season Receipts. 4,975.So3; i; exports. 3.595,635. :.
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LOCAL SECURITIES
BANK STOCKS
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BON

INSURANCE STOCKS Ala. N. Life lns Co (par 10).. l4 IS Protective Life Ins Co (par 10) IS 2s
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Houston: middling S1c; receipts, S54o; shipments. 4,s60. sales, 1873; stock, 167,- 263.
 Memphis: MddlinE, 30 50c: receipts, 117s; shipments. 4,54a; sales. a,So0; stock, 114,00l. 2.s6o; shipments. 1891; sales. 1s4; stock, 61.469.
 st. Louis: Middling. soc: receipts. PISA; shipments, 2.200: stock, 17,571.
 Atlanta: Middling, 30. 55c.
 Little Rock Mfddling. as. 7bc: receipts 1s7: shipments. i.033; sales. 635 stock. 41.3SG.
 Montgomery: Middlng, BOG; sales, IS.
 Total today: Receipts, 9.579; ship ments. 14.326; stock, 3sl.6S9.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-04
MEATS

MEATS
 (Swltt & Co.)l D. s. Clear Bellies-Per .b., 14@lsMo Silver Leaf Pure Lard-Per lb., l4c, Jewel Shortening-Per h., 13o. Butter-Per h., 64c. Hams-Skined. per h., 23 O 2Sc. Pork Loins-Per Ib., 1S020c. Racop-Per In 246D4bc
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NEW YORK, COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK. March s.-Cotton futures rln
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SEEK GREATER FREEDOM Leaders of the movement anon
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No. yellow, 72c Oats: No. 2 white, 46 "a @47c; No. mixed, 47@4Sc.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
TRANs.CONTINENTAL AIR MAIL
 TEST INAUGURATED

HAMPSTEAD, August 22- With one mail plane winging from San Francisco to New York another plane took off from Hazelhurst field for the Pacific Coast yesterday in the first of five day test inaugurat- ed by the government to demon- strate the feasibility of permanent trans-continental aid mail service to San Francisco. Tests of the aerial mail service between San Francisco and New York was inaugurated when Burr M. Wilson an air mail service pilot hopped of from Frissy field at six a. m. Tuesday morning carrying sixty pounds of mail for San Francisco.
 A second dispatch states that Pilot Wilson arrived at Reno and Pilot Blanchard was hopping of on the second lap at eight A. M. Tues day morning.
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FRANCE NOT TO RTUDIATE U. s. DEBT REGARDLESS
 FAILURE COLLECT

Paris, Aug. 21-While Premier Poincare's summary of the French position which he delivered to the British government treats at length the inter allied debts, but does net as reported make the payment of tine French debt to the United States dependent upon the recovery of a similar amount on class "C" of rep aration bonds from Germany. The foreign office asserted that the French attitude is that the war debt to America to be paid by France must get an equal amount from class "C" bonds to pay it, but will not repudiate the debt to the United States if she fails to collect from Germany.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
COAL COMMISSIONER REPORTS
 10 PRESIDENT

Washington, Aug. 21-Chairman Hammond of the United States Coal Commission reported back to Pres ident Coolidge that the results of the negotiations at New York be- tween the mine officials and the op- orators of the Anthracite mines are bringing about the resumption of the conference between the officials and operators at Atlantic City today to fix a new working agreement be- fore September 1st, when the old contract runs out. The President declared that the government would watch the situation closely and add ed that he believed it to be suitable for either party to assume the re- sponsibility for the suspension oi the industry.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
AVIATOR I1AJOTTE AND COMPANION STAGE
 SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT

Aviators Ljotte and Compton staged a successful flight over Nome yesterday afternoon. Three land ings were made at Fort Davis and the aviators state that the landing is fine. The aviators will fly again today, and will take passengers up. LajOtte states that he is perfectly satisfied with the landing field and it will be perfectly safe for landing with passengers.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
ExCURSIONISTS SHOOTING
 WALRUs IN ICE PACK

A wire from the steamship Bu- ford states that on account of the. ice the ship will not proceed to Wrangell Island, the Buford is now 55 miles from Wrangell and the pas sengers are shooting Walrus in the ice. The ship was expected to leave for Nome last night Wednesday, calling at East Cape Siberia on her way down.
 According to a wire received from the Buford today tThursday) it is expected that the vessel will reach Beast Cape, Siberia this evening.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
SPANLARDS LOSING GROUND IN
 RATTLE WITH MOORS

MADRID, August 20-Spain lost 14O men in one of the most san- guinary battles in the Moroccan war at Tibermin according to private messages received from Morocco. The firing continued along the en- tire battle line to the right and left. The Spaniards were holding their own against the attacks of the Moors who are equipped with the latest and modern arms but the center of the Spanish front is losing ground and it is doubtful wheather the Spanish will be able to hold their ground and longer.
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LOOT OF BANDITS
 FOUND IN SUIT CASE

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22-Bonds valued at one hundred and fifty thousand dollars were found stored in a suit case which had been thrown into bog near Los Angeles. The bonds is said to be the loot of the bandits that killed Sam McGee the messenger from the First National Bank of Los Angeles last February IL is stated that the bonds have been identified as the property of the First National Bank.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
IT. S. AND CANADA TO
 HOLD CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, August 20-The International Conference to work out plans for a closer cooperation between the Canadian and American Governments in prohibiting the smuggling of liquor into the United States ts to be held early in Sep tember. some place near the Ameri- can and Canadian border, convenient to both nations. Arrangements foI the conference has been virtually completed and . formal announce. ment will be made soon.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
L. $. TO UNDERTAKE OBTAIN
 RELEASE GRIFFITHS

Cincinnati, Aug 20-The govern ment will not only do everything in it's power to obtain the release of Grifiths from prison in Germany. but will exert all the power possible tc bring back to America the nortor- ious draft evader Grover Cleveland Bergdol. This is the gist of tele- gram from Secretary Hughes to Ma tional Adjutant LaSance of the Dis abled American World War Veter- ans.
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UNDERSTANDING WIRED
 ENGLAND BY HUGHES

Washington, Aug. 21-Any mis- understanding in London regarding the attitude of the administration of President Coolidge on the repara- tions question, Secretary Hughes has cabled an understanding from Washington by Associated Press on August 18th, with the notification that the declaration it contained re- presented the precise position of the United States government.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
a1RNEN TO PHOTOGRAPH
 SOLAR ECLIPSE

washington, Aug. 2S-The War Department has instructed its air. men to secure photographs of the
 Solar Eclipse which will occur on
 september 10th. The feat will be attempted at . height of twenty thousand feet by Lieut.. John A. Ma cready and Lieut.. W. s. Stevens, both expert aerial photographers. Macready is the airman who made the trans-continental flight with
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POINCARE SPEAKS
 AGAIN ON PREPARATIONS

Charlesville, France, Aug. 20 Frank Poincare speaking in the sha- dow of the building that was the seat of the German Military head quarters during the late war said in part, Peace entails loyal eIecu- tion of treaties signed. and justice expects complete reparations for the damages caused France and de- mands nothing else and England cannot desire anything different, surely a way of agreeing to get her to agree must be found"
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
BONUS FOR AMERICANS
 SAYS SHOOT

Washington, Aug. 20-Congress will provide bonus for four million American war veterans as soon as it reconvenes, Senator Reed Shoot, next chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, predicted. Smoot de- clared that he expected President Coolidge to sign the bill as it is enacted by Congress, but warned that the measure would become a law if necessary over the Presiden- tial veto.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
IRISH LABOR PARTY
 MAKES PUBLIC PROGRAM

Dublin, Aug. 20-The program of the Irish Labor Party was made public and proclaimes the right of Irish people to the ownership of their country and to the control of their destinies. The sovereignty of the people. it asserts, embraces every man and woman in the Nation as well as all it's material wealth and resources and processes of wealth.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
SETTLEMENT COAL CONTRO.
 VERSY GETS SET RACK

New York, Aug. 20-The prospects of a peaceful settlement of the an thracite coal controversy. thru the mutual elimination of the check off system, were believed to have receiv- ed a severe set back when John L. Lewis. president of the United Mine Workers of America denounced the operators truce proposal as a mis- leading and confusing document.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
TIDAL WAVE LEAVES
 DEATH IN WAKE

TOKYO, August 22-Three hun dred and forty six people are re- ported dead and one thousand miss ing as a result of tidal waves in the western provinces of Korea along the Kalu river according to dis patch from Seoul.
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EIGHT KILLED IN
 CLASH WITH POLICE

Ak La Chappelle, Aug. 2O-Com- munists disturbances are continuing with sanguinary results. Eight more were killed and fifty injured today in clash between the Com munists and Police.
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&1OO, ,OOO PURSE FOR
 RACE OCTOBER 10th

New York, Aug. 23-The chair man of the Belmont Jockey Club has announced that $10O,0OO as . purse has been put up and October 10th fixed as the date for the race between Papryus who is the winner of the English derby. and the win- ner of a national trial sweepstakes that has been set for September 16.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
NEGRO PRESS PROTEST
 APPOINTMENT OF SLEMP

Washington, Aug. 20-The negro press according to advices received in Washington will have an organi- zation at the National Conference in Chicago on Aug. 2Sth to protest the appointments of c. Bascum Slemp and Colonel Charles M. S. Merrill, Secretary and Military aide respectfully to President Coolidge.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
HUSBAND WET,
 WIFE DRY-DIVORCE

SEATTLE, Aug. 22-Alleging that her husband. Samuel W. John son, was a habitual drunkard, Mrs. Annie Johnson who is the owner of several restaurants in Seattle. com menced action for divorce. Mrs. Johnson is the widow of Chauncy Wright a well knwn former restau- rant man of Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
SENATOR BROKHART SUED
 FOR THIRTY CENTS

DIES MONIES, Aug. 22-The charge that was made by Senator Brookhart that W. T. Meredtn' while Secretary of Agriculture, sat in a Wall stret game and helped produce the greatest panic in farm prices in the history of the country, has prompted Meredith to- file suit for libel damages of thirty cents against Brookhart.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
FUGITIVE GUNNAN
 KILLED BY DETECTIVES

St. Pau, Aug. 20-Edwin J. Rust, the gunman slayer of I. c. Fuller of Aberdeen, South Dakota, was killed here this morning by detectives who were attempting to arrest him. The police in two states have been look ing for Rust for the last two months
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
AMERICAN GUNBOAT
 SEIZED BY CANADA

Washington, Aug. 1.-The Amer ican Gunboat Gopher carrying Ohio Naval Reserves on their annual cruise has been libelled and seized by the Canadian authorities because of damage done to the lock in We'll and Canal which occurred during the passage of the Gopher thru the canal.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25

school teacher at eainhagak, E. K. Forrest, Supt. of the Kuskokwim school district, Doctor and Mrs. Fier stone for Akiak, Louis German and Robert Henderson traders, and H. I. Kershong of the Nixon Mine, return ing from his first trip outside in 26 years.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
FALSE REPORTS
 REGARDS SAN DOMINGO

San Domingo, Aug. 20-There was no foundation for the reports of an uprising in San Domingo and IT U S. Marines being killed. accord- ing to a wire received this morning branding as false the reports cir culated turnout the states to that effect.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
MAIL PLANE IS
 FORGED 10 LAND

Chicago. Aug. 23-The eastbound mail plane left Rock Springs, Wyo.. at three P. M. yesterday but on &C., count of the dense fog was forced to land at Laraime. The west bound plane after battling with storms over Pennsylvania and Ohio reached Chicago at seven P. M. yes- terday.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
10 PERISH WHEN
 LAUNCH SINKS IN RIVER

St. Paul Aug. 20-Ten people per ished when pleasure launch sank in the Mississippi river last night at midnight. Five of those drowned were the family of Nicholas Marti- nelli.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
GERMAN MONEY SEIZED
 BY FRENCH

Cologne. Aug. 20th-The French General who is the Commanding Officer at Duesscldorf, announced yesterday the French intention of seizing of all German money were ever found in order to provide for the needs of the French troops.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
MONDAY (TElEGRAPHIC\
SCRAPPING OF FIRST
 LINE SHIPS BEGINS

Washington, Aug. 20-The actual ecrapping of first line battle ships under the Naval Treaty will begin immediately and by the terms of the four power pact of the Anglo-Japan- ese alliance which is terminating automatically by the deposit of the ratification.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
WARTIME GRAIN CORPORATION
 NETS LARGE PROFITS

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 20th-The operation of the war time Govern ment Grain Corporation during the two and half years of it's existance. netted a profit of approximately 5S million dollars, Secretary Hoover in- formed Senator Borah.
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MRS. H. FORD PRESENTS
 IDEA OF DRESS

Marquette, Mich, Aug. 23-"1 don't want to sign my name for you and prefer not to look at you, l re- sent your idea of dress" was the re- ply of Mrs. Henry Ford Wed. after noon, when besieged by a number of women wearing overalls and short stockings. for her autograph On their mode of dress.
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Kelly from New York to San Diego early this summer.
WILL HAYS ASKED TO TAKE CHAIRMANSHP REPUB-
 LECAN NAT. COM.

Washington, Aug. 23-Overturss were made to Will Hayes to resign as Director General of the Movies and again take the chairmanship of the Republican National Committee.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
STEEL PLANTS GET
 EIGHT HOUR DAY

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 20-Workers in most all of the Steel Mills in the district near Pittsburg were placed on an eight hour day basis yester day, according to wire just receiv- ed.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
GUN BOAT GOPHER SUNK IN
 GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE

Washington, Aug. 23-The Unit ed States gunboat Gopher on .. cruise with the Ohio naval reserves aboard was sunk yesterday in the Gulf of St. Lawrence durins . heavy gale. No lives were lost.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
CONGRESSMAN EXPECTS FALL
 OF GERMAN REPUBLIC

Berlin. Aug. 20-The American congressman, Hamilton J. Fish, Jr., now touring Europe predicted yes- terday that sooner or later the Communists would precipitate the fall of the German Republic.
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Los Angeles, Aug. 20-Mrs. Hard ing will go to Los Angeles this fall tc visit Mrs. Charity Remesberg who is a sister of the late President.
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CONDITIONS DISCUSSED BY CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY
 AND PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, August 22-Bus- mess conditions turnout the nation and the relation of the government to business were discussed at a con- ference yesterday between President Coolidge and some of the nations leading Captains of Industry.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
JEWS RUSH TO THE UNITED STATES

London. Aug. 20-A rush of Pal estine Jews to the United States still continues says the daily mails, Jer- usalem correspondent. More than three hundred Visas have been granted between Monday and Friday
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
LETTERS OF COINCIDENCE TO MRS. HARDING
 REACH MILLION

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-Letters and telegrams of condolence to Mrs Harding after the death of her hus- band reached almost a million ac- cording to an announcement made today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
SCHOONER FRANCIS SAILS
 FOR KUsKOKWIM

Seattle, Aug. 20-The schooner
 Carolyn Francis sailed from Seattle Friday for the Kuskokwim with the following passengers aboard: Miss lean Dopeen, Shinabaroer of the University of Washington to become
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BEAVER BROOK QUOTES
 SHOOT TO PRESS

L ndon, Aug. 20-Lord Beaver Brook in a signed article to the Lon don Press says, United States Sena- to Smoot told him. Europe is face to face with another war and l trust the United States will remain free from European entanglements." :"
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
FIVE POWER NAVAL
 TREATY IN EFFECT NOW

Washington, Aug. 1S-The Five Power Naval Treaty which was ne- gotiated at the Washington Arma- ment Conference ana the Four Pow CT Pact concluded in Washington in December 1921 became effective at noon today. ..
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
JAPAN PROTESTS TO CHINA

Tokyo, Aug. 20-Japan again pro tested to China against her recent wireless concessions to the Federal Telegraph Company of America whereby five wireless stations will be constructed in China.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
SAN FRANCISCO WANTS
 HARDING MEMORIAL

San Francisco, Aug. 20-A Hard ing Memorial Committee appointed by the Mayor called on the citizens of San Francisco to subscribe half million dollars for a monument to be erected in memory of the late President Warren G. Harding.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
GUNMEN HOLD UP INN
 IN HEART OF CITY

Detroit, Aug. 20-Seven gunmeA held up the Allendale Inn in the heart of the city yesterday. The gunmen lined 1S0 people up and wounded four who resisted the rob- bery.
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FARMERS FACE FINANCIAL RUIN

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-With wheat selling at margin lower than cost of production a great number of farmers are facing financial ruin. Secretary Wallace declared Tuesday in a public statement.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
SHERIFF KILLED
 BY AUTO BANDITS

BROOKVILLE. August 22- Sheriff William Van Camp Of Frank lin county Indiana was shot and killed by auto bandits today when the sheriff attempted to place the bandits under arrest.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
TWO HUNDRED KILLED
 RESULT TYPHOON

Hong Kong, Aug. 2O-Two hun dred were killed as a result of the Typhoon which swept Hong Kong last Saturday, most of those meeting death were Chinese.
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FIRE IN CARGO OF
 ADMIRAL LINE BOAT

Kobe, August 22-The liner. President Grant, under command of Captain Emensen arrived in Kobe yesterday with fire in her cargo. The President Grant IS one of the many boats owned and operated by the Admiral line.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
AUTO PLUNGES INTO RIVER
 VAR, FOUR KILLED

NICE, Aug. 22-The Reverend identified as the wife of Newton Masi and two unidentified women were killed when the automobile in which they were riding plunged over an embankment into the River Var 300 feet below.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
THURSDAY tTELEeRAPAIc)

Washington, Aug. 20-A lower tax will be strongly urged to the next Congress by Coolidge. says wire from Washington today.
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London, Aug. 20-Three of the largest airplanes in the world are being constructed to carry passen- gers across the English Channel.
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sPANIARDs POURING INTO
 HOSPITALS FROM FRONT

Melilla, Aug. go-The latest ad- vices from the Spanish front are that the Moors are continuing the attacks. and that fresh units are wounded and the Spaniards arc pouring into Melilla and filling the hospitAls.
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GREENS AND ARAGENIANS BE
 DEpORTED FROM TURKEY

coNsTANTINOPLE. Aug. 21- The Greeks and Armenians in the interior of Anatolia are being round- ed up by the Turkish authorities and will be deported. according to a dispatch from ConstAntinople.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
AMERICAN.MEXICAN COMMISSIONS ARRIVE
 WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Aug 22-Payne and Warren who have been in Mex ico City for some time attending what is known as the American Mexican Commission in regards to diplomatic relations between the two nations, arrived in Washington today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
MUST STRENGTHEN
 DEFENSES ON PACIFIC

Seattle, Aug. 23-Congressman Vinson of Georgia who is the spokes man of the visiting House Naval Committee following an inspection of the Puget Sound Navy Yard, de- clared that the United States must strengthen the naval defenses on the Pacific.
The Nome nugget., 1923-08-25
GASOLINE DROPS TO ls CENTS

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 20--The Cen- tury Oil Company announced cut in the price of gasoline to sixteen cents per gallon.
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STR. BUFORD AT CAPE
 PRINCE OF WALES

A dispatch to Agent Carroll of Nome from the steamship Buford states that the Buford is just enter ing the straits ten miles south of Cape Prince of Wales.
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CRUISER SEATTLE AGROUND

Seattle, Aug. 23-In a dense fog. the cruiser Seattle which is the nag skip of the Pacific Fleet with Ad- miral Coontz aboard went aground near Port Townsend at three A. N. yesterday morning and was hauled oil an noon the following day.
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POSTMASTER
 APPOINTED SUPT.
 WATER DEPARTMENT

SEATTLE, Aug. 22-George Rus sell who was at one time Post Mas ter of Seattle has been appointed Superintendent of the City water department. according to a dispatch from Seattle today.
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Pensacola, .Aug.-Four men and
 one woman were killed yesterday
 when the plane which was piloted by Albert Whitted crashed into the
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WEDNESDAY
 (TELEeRAPHlc)
MELLON WILL REMAIN
 IN COOLIDGE CABINET

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-Secre- tary Mellon said today after con- ference with President Coolidge, that he would remain in the cabinet.
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GOVERNMENT ORDERS
 MOBILIZATION OF
 ALL STRIKERS

Athens, Aug. 20-A general strike has been declared thru out Greece and the government has ordered the mobilization of all strikers.
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B R E WIT HE 8

San Francisco. Aug. 20-Emmet Tander and Robert Langldon were drowned yesterday when the aero plane in which they were riding fell into the ocean of Marin county.
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CONTRACTOR AND
 HOUSEKEEPER DROWNED

Seattle, Aug. 23-Fred Johnson, contractor, and Mrs. Gertrude H. Kenz, his housekeeper, whom he was trying to rescue, were drowned on the bathing beach of Green Lake yesterday.
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TUESDAY tTELEGRAPAIC)
MANY ASPIRE TO
 IRISH PARLIAMENT

Dublin, Aug. 21-Nomipations for Parliament of the Irish Free State are being made by more than four hundred candidates that aspire for one hundred and fifty three seats.
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Legal B.sn'u. all kinds for sa's sf; Inc Nuset oHRes.
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Santa Rosa Sound. Whitted and one of the other victims were former Naval aviatOrs.