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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-09
Solstoi pmbnnmt @emajan nDfpiiista
uloista.

ulpista.
Stliililiinn ipen1lGilen firjailijnll
SEQ. &olstoin poifu, Slia Solstoi,
OH 6itcbbureisia, WfasS. pubrnit
gSen1jdn npfpiiistG oloisto ia boil
uifi.ballitufIesta. =. I'm mt
fnon SolStpi pubui III. NJ ieilrao.
pna:
"sfufoon 8cn1iGllG ei ilsfalla
nlurta filin fiittGG bolibelpistist1
ballitusfu, ill1 mtlsia tapnltficsia
loptiG b1n itienid Iciiraapona oo-
muna liilnustu, ia maboollilesti
mestauslapaltafin mulitamm p1i.
apGn iiiGllG. Gen tnfia iieltd ei fiilt-
IN nolitlifiio. Goli6elpiteilla on lun
foiliioita bollitlifiesIoon nlclfcin jo-
fa toirten mics.
"9Snllanfilnl6iiflen ia mpobem-
min bolIbeipiSmin fusmatti mooil-
man iota. Toltbon oifnna ne cimGt
oliii tlIllect fpipmpfieenfdSn. 9lnfa.
rat fdriinlpf'et ipbail oilona iaattri
ibmiiet ttiriinlittonlifii. 10000 ioto,
nicSt1 plimot pnlnliit ieuroanlaan
joDtajio, jotfa ianoilpot, ettG be tli-
leipat fulcttaunn beioGt poiS rinta-
malta. SebbastpolGinen fulmteli
lniclelluon flln b1ne!lc lus nttiin:
Gaiffi miti n1et OH -l:-:", iilene ia
ota. WtuonuiljcliiGt opot mnoiiia.
tpja toiiuoneet lopulliiesti onista.
manla nilielpsmonn, eifG ainoas-
taan lliurct nloanomiStajat. Sum
bolibeluifit lltpaiilpat BELLE naon
miti bc miljelcip1t, oliipot be taipu,
mailia len bollintaan, fumes for.
fcnt perotoafot ia rpost0t foboistlli-
ipot beibin.
81 fosfaon @enGjGn talonpoifao
ole min aperotettlL fuin npfpiien
Observation-Disclosures aifono. en-
i'm beiti pofptettiin mppmGGn mil
ionia arnottoniin riipliin, Iitten
DeiltG rpostettiin ia Iopufii tiptpi
ballitufTrn turiuoiitua nerotitsjGr-
jeselnltGn. Giliin !perotettiin tapo.
roisia, nllitta MT ie OH rabomerotus
fliten foifisia nuiisiofin moisio.
"Sen iilfecn fun Scnin jiilisti
lutoen talouspolitiiffonia, ilmestpi
illtlio feinottelijoito, jotfo rp1DGn
oian fitluttlta ojelimat ei 5oro aii.
toisio, lnitto Gacforoeisia ia &ollS-
Hpp alltoiSIa gfpt plelliipps toilool-
ia on biiipuSiann ia iiutrin furjuus
pilfistG1 toiioolta. Gntinen intelli.
gcntti lpGesto OIL ferj1lGilen alen1as.
ia ia Observation-Disclosures litoiifit
clGip1t mitG buriirta elGmG1. Sc
on tilonne iiellG t1nc pGilp1ni. SGn
fcrtoi fiiinfa crGs bGnen fiittoluonia
maolaii fiiipoalpon n1pn @osfomon
fooulto fun iicllG ioopui iunrccn
beoelm1falippaan ilmtrella alitolla
mics ia nainen. Nuiiello oil mit1
bienointo ipoiii fiiipitello pifimefii,
inllret tllrfifict, battlt Eorilista ia
buulet nnalnttu fllten taluallisto.
Wties of Observation-Disclosures mir
fopuluiislu. Se meniipGt faiippoon
ia ostiipot lootifoittoin itielleen ia.
paroo. Sind fooun miercslG m6r.
iotteli mics, iollo oil iGfist1 fenoit
ia poita, ia niioen p11ll1 iltopufli,
jofa oil oiroo niitG b1neIle oil i11-
npt. Sdn iiina oootteli, jos iotain
lattuiii tipabtomoan tai riffnimmat
iilpnnnia bcit1mG6n, Min ban of
ipalmis ne nouffaamoon benfenid
ldilpttdniiefii. EoiielIo puolen faup
poa oil iomonmoiipn noinen, iofo
fofoili ruuan iddnnofiid tasflunio
niilIa elGGfieen.
|8. 1919 bolibeipifit b1fpittip6t
oilntstoiminnalIiIct pboistpfIet
joibin fiuilii 25,000,0OO iaIentG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-09
SubapGiiuGt &alcstiiuasla.

SSerilialein, lofof 3 ,. Ier-
iantai lauantoi ia ilrnnuntai on
Balestiinosia loillistettu npt lailli-
iifii ppbdpdirifii Tnonsia alumien
eri rtsfontoiluintien poatinlusten
mllfoan. gtoino miifon pGilpini eli
iaa teboG minfGGnlaiiia mafiujd ei-
I'd iitoumiifiio eif1 minfG1nlaiien
raballiien liiffcen tefofoan ole ldil-
listo. Wtlillt eri uSfontoiulintien jitb
IapdilpGt o.uat 10 cnnenlntin laillis-
tettn lnilliiifii iit6lnpdilpifii ia onot
nefin ionloien i6doofiien olaiTet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-10-09
yliopisto tp0laiiillc.

igSinnipeg, Canada. Sisfett1in
pn perliStettu CANADIAN iilpistpflem
leipittanilefli tpoldisten tesflruoesia
DliopiSto, jofo tunnetaon ninellG
Sbe llniperiitp in Sperolls". Yli.
opistoa pioet16n pllG ballitifien
iporplllo, nittta polffanla peripGt
len profesiorit militia tpoI1iiiltG, ioi-
ta be olpnt opettamasia. &aiffiaan
fltullut pliopiston ppettajafuntaan
90 opettaiaa ia tposfcntelelpGt be
p1tlpilin operoal;t pllti rautateillo,
n1etlatoisid ia nutilla ilinremmilla
tpomoilla ia illot on jGrjestettp OBJ
pltunncifli. Soinenpioe, jonfo iuun-
nitelnan on feflinpt ia nposfin pan
nut alulle sufreo sSit5patricf, on
iaonltt 10 alusiaan bplpGn fonnatrf-
len tpol1lSten puolelta ia perustaia
toipoo eth tlin t1nl1 oberooli.pli.
opiSto" tltlee enenlnl1n tllnnetufii
tltlee iiitl aion oloon iiturta bpotpd
htottaipa laitos. Sanalld fun ie Ie-
pitt11 tpol1isten fesfiutteen tietoo,
opettaa le mDosfin filinfa tDol1iiet
ipoiipat nupeta oniaitlenoan porent-
pia palffoia, ottomallo f1ptGntoon
tieteelIiiid fponfefotnpoio uroffatois
ia ia iornalla opettagpot opettaiat
mDoSfin teripeDociiDoitoa.
ylmcrifalaista naista piScltb fuiua-
fonraiiesti GiinasIa.
Sonbfong. Wtrs Sorwep 8.
Oecfer, Canton Gitp Transportation
Gompanpn Iiiffeenboitoion ipain1o,
jontiti loiantaina t1f1l1iielld polii.
lialenlallo, josia iillG betfellG of
paritpnmcntG aiestettiia ia aieeton-
ia poliilinliestd, foipafourailen fob.
telun alaiiefii ia pistettiin ,ponfi-
foppiin, iosta b1n p1Gii mopoutccn.
la fafli titntia mangitlenliienia i1I-
feen, iolloin bGnen miebeniG maati-
mitflesta sllnerifan foniulin iu1litpt
icll0 ban pGGStettiin wopoilteen.
WtrS 2ecfcr oil mennpt poliiIi.
oiemalle miebeniG puolesto otta-
moan IeliuG1 belle m1dr1tpst1 po.
liiliiperosta, jota be pitiipGt Iait-
tomonu. Wtrs Oecfer OF ielitt1npt
ettG be flin oipat ulfomoaloilia ia
liife on ulfonaaloisten ei bGnen
fGiitpficnid nHifaan moitaiii poliiii-
meroa periG. tSilloin oil pfii poliiii-
mics rtipolptrilla itboten tarttutuit
bincen fiinni ia fisfonut b1nen
toisten poliiiien aipiistamano ait.
toSto faollie ia raabonneet iittem
tpanfifoppiin. @merifan foniuIi hut.
til aiiaa
, 1924-02-18
TGLEGRA Ms.
ST. CR0IX STATION.

Wasbir cton, Feb. I3th-DCve.up
n,aats in he oil scandal tuabIed over
each other rapidly today and Wen. So
far 7fielJ that when night came the
National Capital had not recovered
from the shock.
Berlin, Fss. 13th.-B.oody fighting
has broken out between SeparatIs's and
Germans loyal to a aspaiatinate according
to dispatches here today. Herr SchWab,
S4naratisr ealer. was Iynchad BY A
mon Of Infatuated loyal Germans and set
m FIRE. Maddened mObS OF in5urI&ted
citizans continued to hunt down Sapara-
tisfs throughout Plrmasens today. Where
ever ferre ted out. the Separates were
killed. or badly beaten. Dispatches re
ceivad here up to noon said a total OF 49
wa,a known to be deal at That holr.
Tha CLnaratists had lost e killed and
tbo citizens 81. Trouble began tie y4s-
70 .lav. W n citizens or ft'4ms rs, re-
i9fcrced b The Fire Department, started
. concerted attack on the 37paraf5ts
who rallied and fired heavy %voIsys,
monnding many Of the attackers, VINO
uora armed with rifles, picks ard axes.
Tba SoDaratists barricaded themselves
IN fna City Hall, a grim fortress like an
o11 castle they held off the attacks IA
ii the ciIzens heavily reinforced with
o;tv gnards renewed the attack with ben
1;@a 70 START fire. Agonizing appeals
70 mercy came from the trapped S7ra-
rofisrs a. the flames surrounded them.
Essnarate hand to hand fighting in the
midst of the flames ensued.
, 1924-02-18
Administrators Notice.
Ia The District Court Of lib .irgi0 Is
lands Of The United SiaioS, Christian
Stod S~l0-Jali9lI District.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
HENRY GEORGE, DECEASED.

LgOTICE is hereby given, that A. E.
ID STAkEMANN, administrator Of the
= above entitled estate, having filed in
the District Court of tine Virgin Islands
Of the Uni5ed Sat5s, his final account
IF the administration Of the said es-
tate, TIE hearing of the same has been
fixed for SATURDAY the 22ND DAY of
MARCH A. d. 1924 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of that day. at the Office Of the
Judge Of said Court in the Town Of Chris
tansted, Island Of ST. Croix, and all per-
sons interested in the said estate are here
by notified then and there to appear and
show cause. if any they have. why the
eaid account should not be settled and
SiI0Wed.
Christiansted, St. Croix, February 9Th,
1924.
A. e. STAKEMANN,
administrator.
, 1924-02-18

1T is hereby brought to public no.
q tice that, in accordance With the
Revenue Act Of 1921, IS applied to
The Virgin Islands by Act Of i
July, 1921, income tax returns for
The calendar year 1928 are required
TO be filed before March Is, 1924.
The necessary forms may lie OBJ
tanned from the Despatching Secre-
airy, Government Building, Chris
liansted, It. CroiZ, where infoIma-
ton may also be obtained as to
proper method of preparation Of
forms.
Government Of the Virgin Islands
of the u. s., st. C-oiz, 5 February,
1924.
r. r. BARRETT,
DesratcdjaG >@ecIctGry.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-31

d. H. Lasnier of Water street left
Monday for a ten day business trip
70 Montreal, Canada.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13
Doyleville
x.w.-cha.p,.. cerr..pe.se.ee
o O O o O O o o o o o o 900,

Friday. June 6.
Ernest Rsppy has gone to waunita to
run the dairy.
Mrs. Art Prosser is eSpecting a sis,
ter from Denver to visit Tor seNerai
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Lora Curtis. Mrs Ray
.Slane and Evelyn spent the week emo
in Sagusche
Cecil Hirdman and family OF Sar-
gents visited his father. IL II. Hird-
man Tuesday
Raw Siane went over Sunday to his
fathers ranch on Saguache creek 70
set up shearing plant
Miss Susan Stephenson viii be home
this week end from Pueblo. where she
has taught school all winter.
Mrs less Leonard brought her
daughter. Miss Alberta. home from
Gunnison today She is much impr"V-
ed since her recent Illness
Iora Curtis and Pat Stephenson went
10 Saguache today to drive home a new
oids machine. Mrs. Curtis and Mrs
Ted Knowles went as FAR as Sasuache
wednesday. June II.
Ted Knowles drove TO Denver Tues
day on business
pate Scott is now in Illinois riding
race horses for company; ne Is eN-
pected home about the z0th
victor Metsker. a brother of Mrs
Art Prosser. and his family arrived
from Denver for the summer.
Roy Leonard took the Soden girl OF
the hospital in Salida sunday night
She will undergo an operation
Fred and Jim Mcdonald were up on
Wednesday to see the shearing plant
being operated on the Siane ranch
Most every one In Doyleville attend.
"a sbc onening dance at Waunita last
Saturday night and report a nne time
Mr.. and Mrs. vern Brown and family
are Waiting at the Slene ranch before
moving up to the Coehetopa for the
huiId several miles Of the trail for the
eoyerrment. On Sunday Vivian was
taken sick with appendicitis and Dr.
VeTSonourh was called from Gunnison.
SSe = some better today.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. John Gordon. whose .d.
aress dress is Gunnison: Colo. grantor by his
recorded April 2sth. 1917. in the offics
OF the Clerk and Recorder OF Gunnison
County. Colorado. in Book 20l at Pape
~ OF the records OF said County. con-
County the following land in said
County. to-wit: Lots One CI). Two C2C.
FIVE t5b and Six go. in Block Sixty
t60), in First Addition to the Town OF
Gunnison. according to the plat there
OF. In trust TO secure the payment of
one principal note OF even date with
to the order Of Mrs. Jennie NJ Fisher.
three years after date with interest
thereon from date at the rate of eight
per @ cent up, per annnm payable annually.
made by the said grantor in said Trust
Deed in the performance of the cove
na1ts and conditions imposed upon him
by the terms of said Trust Deed in this.
to-wlt: That said grantor has failed
TO pay said principal note when due
and has failed to pay the interest due
on said principal note on April 25th
1872 and thereafter. taxes Tor years
1921. 1922. and 1923.
AND WHEREAS. The legal holder
OF the Indebtedness represented by
Trustee notice and demand in writing.
declaring said default and electing to
declare the whole debt represented by
satd note and interest thereon to date
OF sale due and payable. and demand
ing the sale of said land under said
Trust Deed.
Now. THEREFORE,. Public Notice
| Is hereby given that. pursuant to said
notice. election and demand. and under
| and by virtue of the authority vested
| in me by said Trust Deed and the law.
IL. NJ Il. Herrick. Public Trustee Of
| said Gunnison County. will sell the
above described land for cash. at public
| auction. to the highest bidder at the
| west front door of the County Court
House. in the Town of Gunnison in the
County Of Gunnison and State of Colo
rado. on Monday. the lith day of July,
| A. ID. 1924. at 1000 o'clock in the fore
noon for the purpose of paying said
| note. interest to date of sale. taxex
i and attorney fees and the expenses OF
this sale. and will give to the purchas-
| er thereof certificate of purchase
therefor as provided by law.
Dated June 11th. 1924.
l (SEAL) N. b. HERRICK
Public Trustee OF Gunnison County.
| Colorado.
First publication June 13th. 1894
Last publication July l1th. 1924
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13
Ragged Mountain
o O o o O o o o o o o 900 {

Friday. June 6.
Joe vandrufY made a business trip
to Paonia last week.
Mrs Roy Goyn Is spending the Week
in Hotchkiss with friends.
Everyone in this section Is looking
forward to the Mcclure pass picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Mitchell were
dinner guests at the Goodrich home on
Sunday.
Bert Neal and family spent few
days at the Beuton home. Tom Neal
is employed there.
f. o. Shaffer. Ed Allison and Arthur
Martin made a business trip to Glen
wood Springs last week.
Mrs Harry Dingman was taken TO
town last week She has been in poor
health IN. past two months. and Is
going to have her tonsils removed in
hopes IL may benefit her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13
Annual Art Exhibit
DAVIS Much Attention

The annual exhibit At the college.
Monday. June 2. was perhaps the bez'
ever held. The work done in the
Manual Training department, under
direction Of Prof. o. l. Hargroye, in
wood. brass and basketery. vas indeed
beautiful in design and finish and eS-
oellent in craftsmanship Cedar chests
book ends, lamps, eandlesticl<s and any
number 0f other useful articles. ars
being shown. A buffet and a cabinet
are the large pieces which show skill
ful workmanship. The boys are no.
the only ones represented. for the
girls Of both college and high school
have made some really fine articles.
The exhibition in the Science Ne
plrtment, headed BY Miss Anna
SteckIeburg and Miss Blanche Brook
shows that the girls are really able To
make their own clothes in attractive
styles and in capable manner. Cling
hams. linens, wool and silk have ali
been used to make charming dresses
and other useful articles One group
is Of special interest. This is the sec
tion displaying made-oyer dresses
The girls have shown original design.
ing and planning. The grade school
EAAAs AAAht aAaR
things.
The display Of the Art Department.
which is under the supervision Of Miss
Mary Helen Hatch and Miss Anna
Robson, gave an idea of the many
uses this work has. Lamps, picture
frames, blouses printed in various de-
signs, scarfs, screens, pretty boxes
for the dresses, vanity boxes, vases.
everything imaginable, were shown.
The work was beautiful and well done.
Prizes were offered for the best oil
painting and for the best pen and ink
drawing Miss Charlene Critchlow
placed first with her painting Of a
mans head. Miss Violet Bates re-
ceiyed honorable mention. Miss Gre
IA Crawford received first for the pen
and ink sketch, and Lloyd Heiny re-
ceived honorable mention. The prizes
were FIVE dollars in gold.
These departments of Western
State College are becoming very pop
ular and are doing excellent work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate of Frank Majetich. Insane
An persons having claims agaIns,
said estate are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment to the
county Court OF Gunnison County. COL
2rado, on the 18th day of June A.
MATT J. KOCHEVAR.
Matetich. Insane
First publication May ls. 1924
Last publication June I3, 1924
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Deceased '''
Notice is hereby given that on the
Soth day of June. \. ID. 1924. the under
signed VIII present to the County Court
OF Sunnlson County, Colorado her ac-
counts for nnal settlement of admtnist-
ration OF said estate. which and where
all persons In interest may appear and
object to them. II they so desire.
lNEZ NJ CUNNINGHAM.
ENecutrix of said Estate
First publication. May 80. 1924.
Last publication June 81, 1924
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Mrs. Agnes Schaeffer and two child
ren, Marguerite and Karl, came up
Monday from Grand Junction by auto
to spend the summer. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Schaffer's mother,
Mrs. Ellen Hogan, who has spent the
winter in Grand junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

O.h'lr '..r..aa NJ Houaa and
MI ~-''r g. Z. rr-r-l-nu r..t4s 'a
be pr'r.' - '-, gradgal.ur ctrrrr-.
OF u" ',Hs' ..r rnIIvg" .r Ir.tas
when E.. ii..uan gra4ua'.- fran
hls i"IE g"aI ."..,yn ,uIr-" ...,h Hr
4. y t"-u-r. d.. ..'rr. N-. ta.u.
line Hu.us1.. .ra44aiar from t.o-
year r"..ss'. r..f-' s.t ..H receive
her c,rtJa,a.n go J.4ra d., '0" publr
sChUu. rr' Ga. We ...'rai4.at. her
on her .uuor.. a.I are pGuId 90 our
people.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

rsHy-r Cha-t-r q C-----r-
Dec, E-ruT EsrrE4af.
E--s-
DsHv-r F-l. Fr-ar. BrsI1
Drzrs~ I've Sci y4ss-
DsEsrf Tr-sr- .al EE-h hHtz.
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psyfF rr t--HIl Hfs Co
Casrsl.s
Bo'rsF.. Ia=. Inc
B8rftcH-f Fn-sr 3 c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Miss Mary LaBarr stopped over in
Gunnison Tuesday night to visit her
friend, Miss Frances McOuat, teacher
at Western. Miss LaBarr is on her
way from Minneapolis, Mimi, to Long
Beach, California.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Max Chavez has started q baggage
and transfer office on his own account,
-cIIlug wood, coal, etc, n advertised
900 another column. His office will be
at his residence, in the Van Noorhie5
cottage on Ruby Ave.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Bert Foster and family left this
week for the Pacific coast where they
will make their home. They came
from Paonia to Gunnison last year
and their daughters attended school
here this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

The C. w. Martin family have rent
ed the bungalow on the Eden ranch
for month and plan to spend much
of their time vacationing there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

MIS- Nele Eastman returned 10
Guunizon from Grand Junction Friday
ry,rin. She has been teaching there
the past school year and will spend
the summer here with her mother and
sister, who are coming from Stockton,
California.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Jack Andrews went to Grand June
ton Wednesday morning TO get new
Star coupe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Miss Anna Starbuck from Missouri
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. II. F.
Spencer and attending college.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

H. B. Hirdman of Doyleville was
in town last week to attend the
funeral of little Freda Foster, who
was drowned in the Cebolla river last
week. Freda was Mr.. Hirdman's
great grand daughter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

JeF Lchcw and wife have moved in
to the Whip apartments and the p. l.
Ray family have moved into the house
% North Pine street that the LehewE
Turaf.F
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

" Stella Yowell, who has spent
the last term in Enid, oklahoma at
frrd.rg college, is back at Western
teaching duung the summer session.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Rev. A. Hilbig, pastor Of the Catho-
lie church at Crested Butte, visited In
Guunison With Rev. Cotter during the
week, holding services at st. Peter
church Sunday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

civic Brewer and little son drove
.r Frtav evening from Ceda0edge and
.l.rrad until Monday with ms m"theer.
NJ y q. Hr.Hrr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Mprrro-e. lake City and Ouay are
Three n our relghburng towns whose
inhabitants wall make the eagle
cream on July 18th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

II. r. Anderson has built a cabin
on the Gunn.-on q little below the
Fountain place The family is al
ready enjoying outings in this delight
tul camping place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13

Brs-u xue.H'tl, Co J 3
E-a-E't a CO HsF.E. !"
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Blili bfsi-Cszs'rry k.zs
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C8--lt'ss Ct PskllC Ctilify
l-fsr-E-tua
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E.sItig CF.pai', Poe, Psint
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Great ",.',rn saIsr Co
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Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-13
"ALL FOR ALL COLORADO"

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-04
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Marvin A. Dinsmore, candidate in Alabam ma for President of the United States, announced Sunday he would be- gin his speaking tour of the state this week.
 During the coming week he plans to speak at Decatur, Albany and Harts- ford.
 Dinsmore declared he would stay in the race until authorized McAdoo leaders notified him his candidacy was not appreciated.
 My race" he said, "has but one objective, and that is to prevent Sen ator Underwood from getting the Ala bama delegation to the national con- vention.'
 Last week, it was learned. Dinsniore was visited by Walter Trippe, former government official at Atlanta under the Wilson administration who is one of the McAadoo leaders in the south. Trippe. before procedeing on to Mis- sissippi, Louisiana and other states to canvas the situation. conferred with Musgrove leaders in Birmingham.
 Trippe said it was not the plan of Mir. McAdoo to invade Alabama, in view of the fact that Senator Under wood makes his residence here. There fore, it was believed that his visit was made largely to make this fact known to the other candidates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-04
LONG VIGIL OF DEVOTED WIFE
 ENDS AT LAST

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Mrs. Woodrow Wilson's four year vigil at the invalid ex-President's side was ceaseless and unbroken, until his ln- sistence, last spring, that she go to New York to hear Lord Robert Cecil's appeal to the United States to join the League of Nations.
 MT. Wilson, keenly disappointed by his own inability to be present at what he regarded as an occasion of vital consequence to the league and to the world. asked his wife to go as his personal representative.
 Her appearance was unheralded. Her presence remained unknown un- til friends recognized her in the Bernard Baurch party near the speakers's table.
 Otherwise, she remained totally aloof from social activity during her husbands illness. Always promin- ent socially, this was her only ap- pearance at any function during the four years.