davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

Y, Londyn 80 cervna. = Move rancouzske navrhy obsa
huci nejkran6s lupky premera Herriota mezispoenec
ke konerenci byy douceny dne brtskemu premeru Mac
Donadovi Jim pfedozeny havnm delegatnm, mezi mimi
merickemu velvyslanci Keloggov Francouz deega dou
faj ze povede to dohodnu zpGsobu uveden Dawesova
programu patnost Ma pohed francouzske navrhy pred
avui velke supky francouzske smernic ale zaroveh
e mich tolik podmnek vyhrad, ze spojenec exper bed
We je studuji dnes vecer
Navrhy obsahuji tf havni body vedle nekerych zmen
pnvodnm panu ma uozeni trestG N6mecko pripade
ze by nedostao svy zavazkum prvnim bodu navrhuje
arbtracn rada jez by edne rozhodovaa kdy Nemecko
nedosalo svym zavazkGm druhem bodu navrhuje zf
lradu jenz by starost lus otazky vyskytnuv
pfi uvad6ni Dawesova platnos zemena
kud to tka dodavy zboz ez ma Nemecko odvadeti
splacen vaecnych nahrad.
Tret bod ustanovuje zaruku aby Nemecko nemohlo Sc
vyveci spaceni nahrad zboz Tyz umoznuje Franc
ucin dohodnut produzujici hdtu spatky zbo
jeste 1890 kdy melo to skonci die smlouvy Vesai
ske -
Pfje techto navrhi znamenao by jistou zmenu DAVE
planu tudiz slna oposice je ocekavani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
NEMoc 0suDNk LIDEM / zviRATtM.
SNET SLEZINNA ZAHUBIIA 20 OSOB A
10000 KUSU DOBYTKA

Memphis, Tenn, 80. cerven-
ce. = Arkansas, Tennessee a
Mississippi byly zachvaceny e.
pidemii sn9ti slezinne. Dvacet
neb vice lidi a 10000 kusi do
bytka podlehlo teto nemoci q
nakaza sc sifi. Federalni i
statni vlada Sc vynasnazuje
vsemi moznymi prostfedky o
zastaveni fad9ni nemoci, .jez
nabyva rozmerd hrozivych.
v Arkansasu devet farma-
FL zemrelo ma snet' slezinnou
q v Mississippi devet. z kon-
ference svolane Ifednfky sta
tn Tennessee, ma niz jednano
o prostfedcich ma botirani e.
pidemie, bylo telegrafovano do
Washingtonu o pomoc fede-
ralni vlady. Mleko ze stad, v
nichz sn9t' slezinn& Sc objevi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
.vELkA PRAvNl BITvA ZAHAjENA.
NkvLADui Sc vzPiRk PRoTl PklpU-
| STEM SvEDEcTm PSYcHIATRt.
DARROW, OBHAJCE VRAHU, TVRDf,' zE
R0ZHODNUTf PRINALEzt SOUDCI

Chicago, 80. tervence - Zdai dusevn nemoc je sen-
stvm nebo jenom ym stupnem zodpovednosti enz m1ze
by dvahu p tresu byl problem predlozeny
soudci Caverymu Ma neho spada zodpovednost vynest
ortel mad Nathanem Leopodem Richardem Loeben pro L.
zavrazden mladeho Roberta Frankse Dnes sova ze
obhace oznsm meno sveho prnho svedka, dostal do
sporu sc statnm navladnm Crowem.
soudce Cavery zamitl namitku atnho navladnho pro-
ii sedecvi jez By vztahovao dusevni obzalova
nych. Pres to vsak Grove dovolaval slyseni, rka:
Zdah tento vysech bude mit nasledek ortel smrt,
rozkaz soudu neme by papu n6mz by by napsan
Byo by zcea jste podano odvoani vrchnimu soudu rr
puste svedectvi ykajic stupne zodpovednos ia do
znam vySSi instance chyba stala plvodnm licenf
'Nezalezi mne tom, stane tmo pripadem. az
budu MIN hotov" odpovedel soudce Caverly Poukaza,
zastupci obzaovanych cd sameho pocku zdhraznova
nemni pfipad svnj opf senstv jako pravni obhajo
bu dodal:
"Nepfipustim zadneho takoveho svedectvi pfedloziH
Soud dovo uvesti argumenty beze vseho
omezeni tyo tay po cely den P skoncen zasedan
Grove prohasi ze bude Mich pokraeovat jeste Ultra
"V9nuji tomu dny. niko jenom hodiny, ukazei po
tfeba. Jedna o diva zivoty." poznamenal soudce.
Stat kajl ddsledne sanosisko. xazdi odkka Jkajc
dusevnho obzalovanych mela by by pfedozena
porote ably rozhodla faktech do ech petnost jak
zakon vyzadue Darrow zastava vsak hledsko ktere
novym tomto state "funkcioneln dusevn nemoc
mnze byt uvedena jako dnvod zmirnen restu kdyz OBJ
zaovani pfznah vine
Spor mezi navladnim obhacem vypukl hned pfi zaha
jen zasedan soudu Grove skonc svuj prpad strucnym
svedecvim enogafa jenz prepisova priznani Loebovo
Pres satn navadni rozhod vynechati zaznamu
zminku o tom. re Loeb plaka kdyz priznaval.
Bez prosoven jakekoi zahaovaci feGi obhajoba povo
ala jako prvniho svsdka Dr. Wiama A. Whe-a Wash
ngon, D. c. Pc obvykych formatach ykajicich jmena
bydit6, veku povolani obhajce Walter Bachrach pravl
"Prosim udejte sve profesoneni zkusenosti."
"Protestuji" Oval Grove.
"Prot?" zeptal soudce Caverly pravni biva
poutaa Pc etyf pn hoiny sedel DR.. White svedecke
zid by dostal slovu Darrow hlavn pravnk OBJ
haiO Inv do
uGn poznamku, kGyz vysthl priezto zda
razniti pravni princp. o nejz Sc obhajoba opira
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
BANKOVNf LUPlcI UKORIS-
TILL $50, 600.

Highland, ILL.,. 80. cervence.
Sine straze patroluji dnes o.
kolnf silnice. a serifovi zrizen-
CT patrajf po sesti ozbrojenych
banditech, kteri vcera prepaid
Ii Prvni narodni banku zdejsi,
kdt namirehymi revolvery Ia
strasili Earla Maiana, priru-
ciho kasira a dive klerkyne a
ukcristili mezi $4,000 a $40,-
900 ma hotovosti; /, Jenom til
bsndite vesli do banky. kdez-
to ostatni stall ma strait ven-
ku a po spachani loupede uie-
ii tryskem v automobile sme-
rem k st. Louisu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

la, je niceno a karantena je
zavadena.
Zvirata v % okresfch v Mis-
sissippi pochazeji pry rychleji
nez mohou byti zakopavana a
cernosi v nekterych mistech
odpiraji konati tuto praci re
strachu, ably sc nenakazili. v
Arkansasu zdechliny jsou spa.
lovany zaroven vozy, ma
nichz byly privezeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
VYSETKUJE UTONUTf Gle.
VELANDANA.

Sandusky, O., 80. cervence.
vereiny zalobce Krueger wy
setruje utonuti Carla Schard-
ia. 3lleteho. z Clevelandu, v
jezere Erie, mezi Kelleys a Pc
lee cstrovy. Shardt, delnik v
garazi, pfijel ma navstevu sve-
no otce. Fredericka Schardta
z kelleys ostrova. Sc Johnem
a Frankem Novakem. kteri
rovnez ma ostrove bydli, ode
plul v motorovem clunu ma O.
strcv Pelee a ma zpatecni ce-
ste utonul. Novakove vsak
pravf, ze nevid6li jej, kdyz
spadl sc clunu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
PERsIE 0cH0TNA kE v$EMU.
VYHOVI POzADAVKUM PREDLOzENYM
AMERICKOU VLADOU.

Teheran, so. Casops Iran dnes uyeiejnuje
dops cd zahrancnho mnistra amerckemu vysanc nemz
prav ze vlada cely narod sou ohromeny c litost mad
zabitim mistokonsua mbe-ho ze parano je silOvn6
pachatech, kteri budou prisn6 potrestani eea
Perska vlada pokracuje dopis zahranicnho mnsra,
nejochotne souhlas prevez eesne pozdstatky Imhre
no amerckou vaecnou lod' e ochotna hrad vylohy
spojene tmto prevozem enom ltue ze Perse nema zad
neho valecneho dstva nebo jnak lceu tomu daa by
dsposci americke vlad6 svoji vastn valecnou lod'.
Naezite odskodn6ni bude dano vdov6 msokonsulovi
prav dopse ably lepe zasena byla bezpecnost amer
ckych obcanG Perse e ochotna rozmnOz srze vysla
nectv pri konsuau Perse ako vzdycky bude respekto
vati patesvf mezi obema narody konc dopis
hranicnho ministra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
cEskosLo LovEHsko vlTEzHfM
Y TELOcuku.

Pariz 20. cervence - Pf gymnastickych elocvicnychl
zavodech Oympiade dobyo Ceskosovensko Svycarsko
prvych Pri zavodech ednotivci vyznamena opet
Gekosovenst okolove chz vykony naradi sedovany
nejvesim zajmem vyvoaly nadseni dvakd.
Tfmto zaslouzenym vft9zstvm t6ocvcnych zavodech
stoup celkov poce bodd erych Cekosovensko dobyo z
dfvejsich oborech zavod9ni Ceskoovensku byo pfzna
dhrnem bodn celkov& vykony ceskosovenskych u
castnikG letosnf Oympiady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
VxEOBECNA STAVKA We
SLEZSKU.

Varsava. 80. eervence. -
Vseobecna stavka byla odhla-
sovana vsemi delnickymi unie-
mi We Slezsku q zah&jena dnes.
Jednou 2 pficin je snizovani
mzdy delnictva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
MExlko UzNk RUskf SOVIET.

Mesto Mexiko, 80 - "Mexicka vlada nema
zadnych pcn by mela odprati uznan ruske vlady
lie obnovi diplomat styky jakme Rusko bude 81
pratt" prohasehi ucin zde zahrancni eaf Saenz
dnes odpoved dotaz zdejsch sovetskych zastupca
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
McAdoo's Manager Denies Ku Klux KIan Had Effect
 on Election in Georgia

WASHINGTON, D. C., April - David Ladd Rockwell, campaign mana ger for William G. McAdoo say that it was absurd to attribute the McAdoo landslide in Georgia to the influence of the Ku Klux klan.
 MT. McAdoo's victory was so over whelming, he declared, that no single element brought it about. AS for the Ku klux klan the position of NIr. Me Adoo was not in doubt A heckler in the crowd at Macon Ga, asked Mr. hcAdoo what his attitude was toward the K. K. K.
 There were cries of put him out" :" but Mir. McAdoo insisted that nobody should be put out of any of his meet ings simply for asking question. He then proceeded to make answer: q stand four-sQuare with respect to this and every other order on the immut able guarantee of liberty contained in the first amendment of the constitu- tion of the United States, that is for the freedom of religious worship, free dom of speech, freedom of the press and the right of peaceful assembly," He pointed out that the people of Am erica were against intolerance. His answer was met with an outburst of cheers and applause,
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
WOMAN s DEATH
 SOUGHT BY FOUR
MYSTERY SURROUNDS MURDER OF WOMAN DOCTOR IN KAN
 SAS CITY-CLUES GIVEN

KANSAS CITY, April 3-Fear of death at the hands of four persons ov- ershadowed the last few hours of Dr. Zoe Wilkins whose mutilated body was found in her home last Tuesday. This developed today when the police found a woman, whose name is with held, to whom pr. Wilkins expressed fears of death shortly before it took her.
 The woman stated Dr. Wilkins said -four avengers" were after her over a mysterious sanitarium Ideal" in Kansas City which is puzzling the po- lice.
 The dead woman is the divorced wife of the late Thomas w. Cunning ham, wealthy Joplin banker. Three men, including Charles Wilkins, brother of the dead woman, a lumber jack, recently arriving from the Pa cific Northwest, are in jail, held for investigation in connection with the murder.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
Fleet Cannery Vessels
 Sail for the Northland

SEATTLE Apr. 2-Six cannery yes sells with crews and supplies for the canneries, sailed yesterday for Alaska The Victoria, with 200 aboard, headed by R. J. Nicols, superintendent for the Harris & Companys False Pass can nery, led off, followed by the North western Fisheries Company, J. D. Pet CTS; Libby, McNeill and Libby with the motorship Libb Maine, for westward canneries.
 The steamships Jefferson and Cordo- va left for southeastern and south western Alaska canneries, and the steamship Brookdale left for Dutch Harbor and Alaska Peninsula points
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
Oregon's 5 School Law Is
 Declared Unconstitutional

PORTLAND, Apr. 1.- Oregon's compulsory public scohol law which sought to force parochial and private schools out of existence, and which was promulgated by the Ku Klux Klan was today declared unconstitution by an opinion rendered in the Federal court in a test case.
 The law would not only have forced all secular schools out of business, but would have caused several military schools for boys and number of girls schools to cease operations.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
SINCLAIR INDICTED
 FOR OH. FRAUDS BY
 FEDERAL GRAND JURY

WASHINGTON, Apr. 1.-Harry Sin clair was indicted for oil frauds by a Federal grand jury today on ten counts including contempt of the Sen ate. A brother of the attorney general was also cited for contempt and his indictment asked on the ground that he refused to testify before the com mittee.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
FLEET OF FORTY PLANES GIVES AIR
 CIRCUS IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Mar 31.-A fleet of 4e airplanes gave big aerial military exhibition over Sand Point field Sat usday afternoon in celebration of the hop-off Wednesday of the Army round the world fliers. A great military land program in connection with the aerial exhibition was worked out si- simultaneously at the stadium.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
Jake Hamon Boasted
 He Had Put Over"
 Nomination of Harding

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 2-Re- suming it's inquiry into the oil deal at the Republican convention in 1920, the committee was told today by R. Will son, former superintendent of public instruction for Oklahoma, of a boast by the late Jake Hamon, the oil opera tor, and Republican National Commit teeman that he had "put over" the nomination of Warren c. Harding at theconvention. Hamon said he had giv- en Harry M. Daugherty $25,00O to be used in the Harding campaign
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
D0HENY GAVE S34.900 TO DEMO. PARTY FOR
 CAMPAIGN FUNDS

WASHINGTON, Apr. 3.-George White, former chairman of the Dem ocratic National Committee today told the Senate committee that F. |. Do heny had contributed $349oo to the Democrat party in 1920 and 1921.
 J. F. Deycho of Oklahoma City,, testified that $1O5,O0O which was dis bursed in 1920 in a successful cam paign to make the late Jake Hamon member of the Republican National Committee.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
British Plane Injured
 When Landing in Italy

ROME, Mar 31,-Rebairs to Major McLaren's round the world airplane, which was broken when landing here yesterday, were completed today and the British aviator resumed his flight today in the direction of Brisindi.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
TORNADO KILLS NINE
 AND INJURIES 76

KANSAS CITY, Mar. S1.-Nine per. sons were killed and 76 injured, with a heavy property loss, by tornado and wind storms which swept parts of Ok lahoma, Kansas, Texas, Missouri and Illinois last night
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
EieIsOn Makes Fast
 Time on McGrath Trip

FAIRBANKS, March 27-Aviator c. B. Eielson, pilot of Alaska's first mail plane, made the fastest flying time since the run was started in Feb ruary. IIe flew the distance of PTS miles in three hours flat.
 The airman averaged 92 2-3 miles per hour. Heretofore his fastest time for one leg of the journey has been 86 miles per hour.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
SENATOR DILL WANTS ROOSEVELT RESIGN
 ASSIST. SECRETARY

WASHINGTON, Apr 1.-Senator Dill introduced a resolution in the Senate today demanding the resigna- tion of Theodore Roosevelt, as assis- tant secretary of the navy, whom he declared more involved in the Teapot Dome oil scandal than Secretary Den by.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
Gern1cny Able 10 Pay
 Fiue Billion Annually

PARIS, Apr. 1.-Germany will be able to pay two and a half billion gold marks annually for five years, according to figures which Commis- sioner Dawes. head of the expert com mittee, adopted in report which they will submit to the separations committee Saturday.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
Administration Defends
 Acts of Andrew Mellon

WASHINGTON, Apr 1.-An attack in the Senate on Andrew Mellon, sec retary of the Treasury, met with re- sistance from the administration re- publican leaders, Senator Shoot of Utah, declaring that the question of Secretary Mellon's legal status in hold ing the office had been considered be- fore he accepted the secretaryship.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05

Eight hundred sheep will be shipped to Anchorage in September and put to pasture in that immediate vicinity, ac- cording to c Jackson, who recently brought fifty sheep there and placed them on the Keist farm.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
President CongratuIates
 Aviator Carl B. EieIson

WASHINGTON, Mar. 31-President Coolidge has written a letter of con- graduation to Carl B. Eielson, the air mail pilot, who after being lost at night in the Alaskan wilds, with no guiding lights, succeeded in completing his first experimental air mail trip between Fairbanks and McGrath.
 Eielson's report so thrilled the post master general that he read it to the President and members of the cabinet.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
Solidifed Alcohol Cause of Seven Deaths When
 Used as a Chaser

TOLEDO, Ohio, Apr. -Solidifed alcohol, known as "canned heat" melt ed and drunk by occupants of hotel here, resulted in the deaths of seven persons today. The men who were re- covering from prolonged debauch se- cured the "canned heat" and melting it, poured the alcohol off and drank it. They died in great agony within a few hours.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
FRAUD CHARGED IN
 TRANSFER INDIAN LANDS

WASHINGTON, Apr. 3,-Testifying before the Senate committee H. N. Peck, former U. s. Attorney in Okla homa, charged former Attorney Gen eral Daugherty with failing to recover a half million dollars worth Of oil lands in Oklahoma, given to Usage Indians by fraud.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
GUNMEN INVADE POLLS.
 VOTERS DRIVEN AWAY

CHICAGO, Apr. 3.-Eighteen gun men, travelling in four automobiles, invaded Cicero, a suburb of Chicago, where an election was being held; raided the polling places, shot two election workers and drove the vot- CTS from the polls.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
GRAND JURY BE ASKED
 ID RETrnN INDICTMENTS

WASHINGTON, Apr Especial prosecutors Roberts and Pomerene announced that special grand jury would convene April 16 for the pur- pose of indicting everyone connected with the naval oil leases.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
Fight Pictures are Being
 Shown; Law Again Violated

NEW YORK, Apr. 1.-Motion pie lures of the Dempsey-Firpo fight are being shipped about the country and shown in various theatres in direct violation of the law.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
INVITATION EXTENDED
 BRITISH PLIERS TO
 USE SAND POINT FIELD

SEATTLE, Apr 3.-An invitation has been extended to the British avi- ators engaged in a flight around the world to use Sand Point aviation field during their flight. The invitation was cabled to the British air ministry.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
FLYERS CONGRATULATED
 BY DEPARTMENT HEADS

SEATTLE, Apr. 3-Herbert Hoover and Theodore Roosevelt telegraphed the good wishes and confidence Of their respectiv departments to the round the world flyers this morning wishing them every success.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
BiII for 67 Millions
 Reported 10 House

WASHINGTON, Apr IA bill car rying $67,00O,OOO for the Department of States and the Departments of Jus tice, Labor and Commerce was report ed to the House this afternoon.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
Will Hays Signs Up
 for Another Four Years

NEW YORK, April 2-Will Hays, motion picture director, today signed a four year contract as director of mo- tion picture concerns at a salary of $300,000 per annum,
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
IceIander Plans Trip
 to North Polar Seas

LONDON, March 3t-The Westmin- ister Gazette said that Gretler Agar son, a young Icelander, is planning to start in May to prepare fo, . trip 10 the North Pole next summe'
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
LA TOILETTE WINS
 WISCONSIN, DELEGATES

MILWAUKEE, Apr. 3.-Robert La Toilette, the radical third party can didate, defeated Calvin Coolidge in the presidential preferential primary Tuesday, about two to one, This gives La Toilette the Wisconsin dele gates in the Republican convention.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
HARLAN F|SKE STONE NAMED ATTY. GEN.
 BY PRES. COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, Apr. 3.-Harlan F. Stone, dean of the Columbia Law School of New York, has been select ed by President Coolidge to succeed Harry M. Daugherty as Attorney General
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
FIVE PER CENT
 REDUCTION IN TAXES

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 2- A provision for 25 per cent reduc- tion on income taxes payable this year was approved last night by the Senate committee on Finance.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
SINCLAIR ARRESTED FOR
 CONTEMPT 0F SENATE D..

WASHINGTON, Apr g. Harry Sinclair was arrested today charged with contempt, for refusing to testi- .y again before the Senate oil com mittee. He was later released on S5000 bonds.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
PRESIDENT WILL SIGN
 SOLDER BONUS DILL
 LESS SENATE ALTERS
S5 PER CENT OF MEN WOULD BE ALIVE AT END OF TWENTY
 YEARS IS STATED

WASHINGTON, D. C., April B. President Coolidge probably will sigr the endowment policy insurance bil recently passed by the house for tho benefit of soldiers and sailors who par. ticipated in the European war, provid- ed the senate does not materially alter the measure.
 The president was opposed to bon us bill that the government could not afford, and he particularly expressed his antipathy toward the payment of funds to the able bodied. The new bill in large part takes care of the vet erans when they are approaching old age, or when they are in accute need. It is bill to relieve possible distress and not measure that will permit the ex-service men to fritter away the funds given them as argued by the op- ponents of large cash outlay.
 Legion Favors Bill
 The principal of the insurance bill is so different from previous measures passed by congress and vetoed by the executive that Mir. Coolidge can con- sistently sign it. The American Legion favors the bill. The total cost to the government is slightly more than two billion dollars, spread over period of twenty years, and the annual appro- priations are already available, be- cause congress has been authorizing about $200,000,000 for vocational train ing and that comes to an end shortly. So the existing budget contains the funds, the total cost is not conjectural as has heretofore been the case, 87 per cent of the service men will be alive to enjoy the benefits of the insurance according to the estimates of insur- ance experts who have been able in the past to figure out mortality tables, and the families of those veterans who have died since the war will immedi- ately get the benefit of the insurance payments.
 Not Serious Burden
 The reason why the new measure will not make a serious financial bur den is the introduction of the sinking fund, In other words, the maximum outlay for any one year will be $11O,- 836,564, while the minimum outlay will be S9O,83593O. Such sums as that when set aside annually grow larger because the interest on the sums invested be- comes larger each year. The idea is absolutely sound, because it has been demonstrated in the case of private ln- surance companies, who invest the pre- miums paid by individuals and yet the number of persons who die annually is not equal to the number who carry insurance. The law of probability and mortality take care of the insurance company, just as surely as it will take care of the governments sinking fund.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
Smith Wins In New York

NEW YORK, Apr. 3.-Al Smith, of New York, is apparently winner over William c. McAdoo, for the Demo cratic delegation from New York state.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
TREATIES NJ LONGER
 BE KEPT SECRET PACT

LONDON, Apr. 3.-It was an nounced in the house of parliament today that hereafter every treaty with foreign nations would be pre- sented before parliament Fl days be- fore their ratification, thus putting an end to secret pacts.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
Census Bulletin Gives Per
 Capita Wealth at $29l8

SEATTLE, Apr. IA census bulle- tin today gives the wealth of the na- tion at s321 ,OOO,OOO,OOO and the per capita wealth as $2918.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
WOOL LWORTH BUILDING
 SOLD F0R Il MILLIONS

NEW YORK, Apr 3-The Wool worth building, the worlds tallest ed ifce, was sold today to the Wool Re alty Company for $11,O0O,O00
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05

WANTED-Ten thousand men with long hair and whiskers to call at the o. K. Barber Shop. 1T
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-05
BURsuM PENSION BILL
 GIVES VETS INCREASE

WASHINGTON, Apr. 3.-The Sen- ate passed the Bursum Bill increasa ing pensions to veterans of all wars except the world war, at cost of $27O,0OO0OO per year. WASHINGTON, Apr 3.-senator Shoot of the Senate Finance Com mittee said today that the Soldier Bonus and Tax Reduction bills would both be passed by this session of Congress.