davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
APECT nPE3NgNyMA yNcnOg-
ROMA.

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apecIOBaH Becb cocTaB HpeaH8HyMa
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cyIa yaCCP.. HpoHecc oyer Ho-
cHTb HOEa3aTeIbHBIhi xapaETen
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
PACnPABbI C RpEcTbaHAMN.

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H4HTB HaHaIH Ha ARROYO, HepeBo
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iii B H%aIIa4eHHH, cORTIH 4epeBHFo,
y0uIH %HecRoIbRO RpecTBaH H apec
TOBaIH 70 qeIoBeHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
C0BETCKAa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nP0rPAMMA.

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PARMA HpoMBIIIIeHHorO pa3BHTHa Ha
1885 T. lIoTpe6HBIe EpeIH1bl
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npH8Ha.I, ITO 4Ia cy6cHIHH HpOMBIn
IeHHocTH HoTpe6Ho He MeHee 400
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B O%c00eHH0cTH 3aTpaHHqHBe Hpe4H-
TBT, 0e9 EOTopBX HeIb3a HoRpBITb ne
bHUHTa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
xAPbR0BCKNE BBOPbl.

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cyIe6HBx pa0oTHHEoB TopoIa Xap0
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HpecTyHIeHHaX II B3aToqHHqecIBe.
lilo 9ToMy IeIy + cyIy HpHBIe4e-
Ho 95 qeIoBeR. BBI8BIBaeTca $50
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cIeIcTBHa 8aHHMaeT II ToMoB.
BBHIy 6OIBmof Ba%HocTH, Ie.Io
oyer c|IyTHaTbca B BepXoBHoM cy
ne yEpaHHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
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ca B POCCNN?

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ia c0O0IuaeT:.
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HEo BBIep%Ey H3 ero mcbMa Ha
HMa coBeTHHRa H0lHpeIeTBa CCCP
B BapmaBe T. I@IpHXoIbRo, B Horo-
pom BHHHHTeHH0 3aTpaTHBaeT BCiI~
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
MAHEBPbl RPACHon APMNN.

BAPIIIABBA. = B Tpex MecTax
npoHcXoIaT MaHeBpH RpacHOit ap-
MIN. lIepBaa TacTb aTofi apMHH Ma
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30 rIaBe MaHeBpOB HaxOIHTca [.
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Tpex 9HBHaHii, EaBaIepHH II lis az
pOHIaHOB HoI ROMaHIOf caMoro 9py
H3e MaHeBpHpyeT B6IHsn MHEcEa.
10000 EaBaIepHcToB II 10000 ne
XOTH HaxOIaTca Ha yEpaHHe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
MAAbqNRN B0Pbl.

Hath M~aIBqnEoB B B03pacTe OF
II 10 16 let cTa.IH rpa6nTb MIC
HyD IaBEy B KBuHce, H. Il. XO9aii
ia BM3Ba.Ia HOIHuHO II apeCTOBaIa
Tx. Bee OH U0I 3aIoTOM B 1000
gOIIap0B RaiEIBlii.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
n 0 NJ E
HOBblE TX. d. 3AKOHbI.

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4eHT HyInIR IyMaeT, ITO cynIecT
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Bile aaEoHBI. 3ToT BOIpot, TO Bceii
BepoaTHocTH, oyer BHeceH B EoHT
pecc. %llpe3H4eHT HaMepeH TaR-&e w
pe4HTb CaMOcTOaTe1BHBIn 4eHapTa-
MeHT Hp|0cBeHIeHHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
~HE3ACEnEHHAa 3EMHa.

BAIllIHTT0H. = B Coeg. IIITa
TAX meeTca 184.7l6.846 aEpoB ia
3eHHOii He3aceIeHHOii seMIH. BoIb-
ne BceTO TaROH 3eMIH meeTca B
mTaTe HeBaga-52.456.837 aEpOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
HErP yBNg PyCCKOFO.

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Ga6pnEe OBI pyccEHii "9opNaH"
CT. On - qe.IoBeE cTaporO aaEa
ia II he Ap6HI HerpoB. Me&4y HIN
II HeTpOM pa6OqHM HpoHaome.I CROP.
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pas yIapH.I eD 10 TOIoBe cBOeTO
"6OpMaHa''. HeTp Hcqes, a pycc-
En1 yMHpaeT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
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10 H3Bec1HO, qTO IIIHTeH6ypr 1870
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BaBapcHoTo PyHepTa b er0 aaMEe
ForeH6ypr.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
ZOO HETHNA D5N1En AKA4EMNN HAyK

TeIB coBeTOB KaIHHHH. IlpHcyTcTBy
lot H%peIcTaBHTe.IH a3HaTcRMX CTpaH:
OF HHIycOB, TaTap, OF TH6eTa. ycT
paHBaDTca TOpTeCTBeHHBIe RoH1Iep-
TH 6aHReTBT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
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Ills BepHHHa TeIerpa&HpyIoT, qTo
B neTpOrpaGcRoH rocyT. 6H6lHoTeRe
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EOTopHfi no cIOBaM opHeHTaIncTa
npo6. Mapca aBIaeTca HepBbIM re
EcToM. 1901 HoqH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
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MERCMk0.

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g1araeT cIegyDWHil HpoeHT 6opb6B
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3pacTa Il ncO6yqnBmHXca rpaMOTe.
CIaBaTb B COIIaTH Ha TpH TOIa Il
npOCRemaTb Tx B Ra3apMaX.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
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FAX HaHH0HaIbHBTX M%eHbIInHcTB,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
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Se ~Hax0IHTCa B HacTOanIee BpeMa
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3IaHHe HoBOTO Me%IyHap0IHOTo HH-
cTHTyTa nHTeIIeETyaIbHofi EooHe-
paIHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
B nAMaTb rOMnEPCA.

TAPPIITAyH, H. II. = TIaBH
AMepHRaHcRofi 4e4epaTHH Tpy1a Ha
mecTH aBToMO6HIax HpH6HIH II MOTH
he 6HBnIerO n~peaHIeHTa 6e8epa-
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pa60qHX. Ha NOTING 6B1H ocTaB-
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
lEnyTATbl nP0TNB nNCT0JE
T0B.

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Hrpecca npOBoIar BARON, 3aI1pemaN
mHii IeHyTaTaM HocHTb HpH ceoe
HncToHeTH. AleEcHEaHHH HapOI
ropaqnii il gacTO Mea;Iy HMM HpoH
cxoIHIH HepecTpeaRH Ia1Se B ca
moi aaROHoIaTeIbHoII HaIaTe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
MOOT qEPE3 ryg3oH

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
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MILK 'EIemHHBoB" oyer HaIaraTb
ca IucIHTIHHapHoe HaHa3aHHe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
NBNAEn ARAAEMNN HAyR.

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vncIeHHHe H3BeHIeHHa o npHe3Ie
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Ia ToMcoHa.
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paHBaeT 10 gHp D6HIea BBcGaBEy
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
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MhHbI.

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nee BpeMa aaRasH Ha c%eIBcKo-xo-
3ailcTBeHHBe MaI1HHBI. aHaqHTelbIlo
yBeIHqIIIHcB. 0qeBHIHO 3eMIepo6n
HaMepeBaDTca yBeIHqHTB nIOmaI6
eBOHX n0ceBOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
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Mogb TeopTy, no on RaTeFopHqec-
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
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8ocTHTmHM RpahHHX HpeIeIoB Qpa-
HToBcTBoM cpesu MaTpocoB. IIocIe-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
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6YeTca YqhTeAb ana pyccRoR uIKO
AbI. % yCAOBHax npocnM cnHcH-
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10 BahH CTp., a TaRwe H3BeuIa-
EN- pYccRyIO KoAoHnN, qTo npM P.
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ca mROna ana 4e1eH " ~BspocAbIx.
MeAaDhuIx YqhTb " yqHTbca.
npOChM npHATK " 3anHcaTbca 8
noMeuleHHH mRoAbI, Ha 9 BaHH
cTp. IlOMeuleHNe oTRpbITo exec
HesHO OF 7 40 8 Beqepa.
KOMMTeT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
3AB0QCRHE A0lllA4H - ma
RAnbWNKN HA H0X0P0HAX
BAHgEP6N1bgA.

HbOII0PT, P. A. = HOxOpoHBI
MII.IlHOHepa BaHgep6nIbga npOncxo
IHII HpH yTacTHH eTo 3aBOIcEHX &e
pe6DoB B EaqecTBe ObHHnalBHBIx
DECENTRALIZATION.
POIcTBeHHHEaM BaHIep6HIbga,
E0TOpBIM 0cTaBIeHO cOcTOaHHe B He
cEOIBI0 M|HIIHOHoB, He 10 CIe3.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
KAK HAnAHN HA CHEg
"nPECTynlEHNa

Ha cIe4 HpeCTyHIeHHa HO.IHnHa
HaTIaIa TO IOHocy oIHOTo qe.IOBeEa,
BHIeBnIeTO Ha 4Opore o|cTaBIeHHBIif
HOeIeM cO6cTBeHHBIif aBToMO6HIB.
9TOT qeIoBeH 3aHHca.I HOMep aBTO
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
R0HEu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KPE0OCTN. Il.

Phra. 3HaMeHHTaa HIIHcce.lb6yp
rcEaa KpeHocTB coBepmeHHo paapy
maeTca II BcROpe oEa;ReTca HeBos-
MoIHBIM ee HoIIepRHBaTB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08

myD HcTopnqecEyD IeHHocTb, CYL
H%ocTaHoBHI H8'aTb II HepegaTB IA
xpaHeHHe B My3eT.
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
PAS BE HOBOCTN
b%onCRoyTbl y nAnbl.

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cEoyToB MapmHpOBa.m IIepeI OHHa
NH naIIm. MaIBqnEu HpH6BIIH OF
20 HaInii. llaHa 6%IaToc.IOBIaI nX.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08

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ca.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08

B 6 JACOB yIpa er0 a3BR pa3Basal
ca IL Oh 3aaBHI, qT0 H0XHTII 4eB0-
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envy yHToTaT 1000 Io.I.I. BBIRyH-
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8eH qeE ia Dry cyMMy, HO OH OF
Ea3aIca eTo npHHaTB, HOTpe6oBaB
Dry cyMMy IeHer H%aIHTHBNH.
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II cH0Ba Hawai- 0TpnItaTb IIpHqacT-
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Ia y6eK4eHa, ITO B ee pyRaX HaxO
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cupaTaHa H0XIIL1eHHaa IeB0qKa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
HA MECTE nPECTynHEHNa

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pOHoBOMy MecTy OH yTBepH4aI, ITO
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HaIeHHBTX pyEaX Il ToIbEO B EoHTe
Hoe3IEH 3aaBH.I, ITO IeBOqRa I'M
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08

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liza HOXnmeHHG IeB04EH HOeIE
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4aqef BBH4y oEa3aHHoTO HoeIeM 30
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HeHHG OIHOTO u3 yqaCTHHEOB.
R0EHb - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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pEcEOTo a4BoEaTa, cTy4eT TapBap4c
EoTo ynHBepcHTeTa, ocTaBHBmnif
yqeHbe BBHIy IyIHeBHOTO paCCTpoIfc
TBa. HeEOTOpOe BpeMa OH HaXOIHIca
B 1TcnXIaTpnqecRon 6oIBHTIe, H3 80
TopOii 6e&aI.
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pom B HBD Hoppe. 10 cyIa,
HoeIb oyer coIep&aTBca B Hyap
EeEoif TDpbMe. CyIHTb erO 6y4yT b
IIacceifE, H. I&.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-08
AHranqAAE "a aBOnpunD

AHrAnqAHE "a 3BOHDuND.
.I0HI0H. Hpo&eccop llpallc
n3 mTaTa He6pacEa %BHcTyHaI HpO
qHB aBOIpTHH. CIyn1aTeIH cHepBa
cHge.IH, a HOToM cram BB1Xo4HTb H8
noMemeHna. AyInTopHa %oHycTeIa.
QIHa MoIoIaa KeHHIHHa H0c0BeTOBa
IA, aMepuEaHcEOMy HpO9eccopy yMo
lIHyTb II cecTB na cTyI.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-03

Annapolis midshipmen will not be
seen in tomorrow's pageant because
the President feels there is no war
rant for spending the governments
money to bring them to Washington.
Such nearby troops and militia as
can be brought by motor will march
and it is estimated that the process
pass a given point.
The ceremonies will be simplified
further by the fact that there is no
outgoing president to participate in
them. So far as President Coolidge
is concerned, he takes up his hat
when the congressional committee
calls for him about noon, and drives
to the Capitol. About one o'clock
he steps out on the platform built
at the east portico facing the Plaza
and takes the oath of office. Then
at the head of the inaugural pro-
cession, such as it is, he drives back
to the White House, and from a
small stand reviews the procession
as it passes. Then he returns to
his desk and goes to work.
In the evening there will be a
charity ball-but not an inaugural
ball. Most of the dignitaries who
would attend an inaugural bali, if
there were one. probably will be
there, including Vice President and
Mrs. Dawes. President Coolidge
however, will be spending the eve
ming quietly at home with Mrs. Cool.
idge, going to bed early in order
that he may get up early next morn
ing and go to work again.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-03

ever, voted, and cast his vote against
indefinitely postponing the bill.
The measure, however, was killed,
81 to IS, with six members absent.
Earlier in. the session. . bill was
introduced providing Tor an 'appro-
priation Of $4,000 to aid in COM
pleting the Des Laos oil we'll. The
second measure, which came from the
Senate, authorized the Industrial
Commission to spend $4,000 to as
sist in drilling oil and gas wells or
completing them, not specifically
mentioning the Des Laos we'll.
Rep. Twichell read the Constitu-
ton, which says il a member has per-
sonal interest in a bill he shall dis.
close it, and rule Of the House says
that in such a case a member must
not vote. Rep. Twichell declared it
took two.thifds vote Of the House
to change the rule.
Rep. Divet' declared, in answer to
motion from Rep. Sanford to ex-
cuse such members, that they must
disclose their interest and the House
act on each individual case.
Reps. Cart and vosel, Nonpsrti-
sans, declared that since the appro.
priation was not for a specific we'll,
all members could vote. They sup.
ported the bill.
Rep. Stark then read into the rec.
ord 4 motion stating that "since It
has been disclosed on the floor Of
the House in arRumcnt that the pro.
ject involved is the Des Laos oil
we'll and in view Of the fact that
many members Of the House are
stockholders, l move, that these mem
beis be required to disclose their
interest"
Before vote could .one on his
motion. however, Rep. Peters moved
for indefinite postponement, which
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measure appropriating money to pay
income tax returns ordered by the
tax commissioner and 4 measure au'
thorizing the War History Commits
sion to engage . clerk.
y 81. Report Accepted - >.
The report OF the joint state af.
fairs committees Of the House and
Senate on the jamestown hospital OF
the insane, generating officials Of
that institution Of charges Of mis-
treatment Of patients and generally
praising the conduct Of the asylum,
was presented. read and accepted
without dissent.
The House. engaged in sharp argu-
ment on Senate Bill No. 263, pro-
viding that absent voters ballot
sh ould be printed in the. same color
etc. as the. general election ballots.
Rep. Twichell, Cass county, declared
the bill contained joker which had
slipped by Internationally, he be-
|lieved. The measure would he said,
make it possible for person to OBJ
tain an absent voters ballot, 60 to
the election place and call for a reg
ular ballot, vote and and bring the
other out and give it to someone who
would mark it before he went in to
call for a ballot. The second party
also could bring a ballot out and
thus. Rep. Twichell asserted, an
endless chain system would be posi-
Bile under which man could puf-
chase votes and be sure that the
votes would be delivered. He sought
to indefinitely postpone the meas
urc, but after Rep. Vogel, Nonpar-
tisan leader, called for . roll call,
when the result was q .tie-66 to IS
the measure went over one day. =
Fight Over Bill :.
Charges that Speaker B. C.. ,LArkin
attempted to usurp powers possessed
solely by the House in permitting 4
member to vote on an appropriation
of $4,000, declared for the purpose
Of assisting in further drilling Of
the Des Laos oil we'll, were made
during the course Of 4 long fight
over the bill, in the House yesterday
afternoon. Ks i
Representative Frank of Ward
county. during a roll call on q mo-
tion to indefinitely POSTPONE the bill,
told the speaker that he had stock
in the oil company drilling the Dss
Laos we'll in Ward county. and the
Speaker told him to 60 ahead And
vote,s as the bill was not on third
reading. -
II object to the speaker determin-
ing question. thst must BE. detef-
mined by the House. under the Cob.
stitution and the: rules" said Rep.
Twichell, Independent leader. fight
ing the appropriation. Frank, how
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HOUSE KILLS
MEASURES IN
BUSY SESSION
Repeal of Presidential Prefer.
ence Primary Fails in the
Lower House
ALSO BANKING BILLS
Moneys and Credits Tax Pass
ed by the Senate Also
Is Killed

The House Of Representatives, in
its afternoon session yesterday, in
definitely postponed more bills of
Importance than it passed. The II
fell heavily, descending on eight
measures which had been passed in
the Senate. and four measures on
the calendar were passed.
Among the measures which were
killed are: -
Senator Bonds measure for repeal
of the presidential primary prefer
cnce law, the measure being iidefin-
itely postponed on committee report
without discussion.
Senate Bill No. 206, providing for
flat tax Of five miles on moneys
and credits and repealed previous
laws relating to exemptions Of mon!
cys and credits.
Three Senate banking bills, includ-
ing a measure requiring banks to
carry one-fourth of their net profits
to surplus fund until the total
amounted to 100 percent Of capital
stock. and bill requiring the bank
examiner to notify the Depositofs
Guaranty Fund Commission within
three days after a bank had COM
mittcd any breach Of law or retula-
tions. a.
Measures passed by the House in
cluded Senate Bill 2S9, which would
authorize district courts to order
sale or lease of property held by
trustees; a measure appropriating
money to reimburse tho Depositors
Guaranty Fund Commission for 'sx-
pcnditures in the department, I =
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GRAIN GRADING
CASE ARGUED

Washington, March 3.-The ques-
ton of the constitutionality of the
North Dakota grain grading act was
argued in the supreme court yester-
day for the second time The attack
upon the law was made by the
Farmers Grain company Of Embdcn,
N. d.
While the supreme court stated in
ordering the reargument that all
questions involved could be touched
upon, the reargument today was par
ticularly directed to the questions
the court asked as to whether the
North Dakota statute Of 1922 which
is the present law, differed mater
tally in it's provisions and operations
from that of 1919, which the federal
supreme court had declared uncon-
stitutional; whether Section II Of
the present law gives effect to and
continues in force the provisions Of
the 1919 statute and whether the pre-
sent law encroaches upon the field
Of regulation occupied by the United
States grain standards act Or con-
fIicts with that act or with its adj
ministration.
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Notice Difference
In Way You Feel In .
IA Hours or Less

pure vegetable ingredients APPROX
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; e-s Helps nature
cleanse and tone your liver
strengthens your digestive organs
-soothe the tired anu overturned
nerves, brace up, your system and
purify your blood. 1t has helped
thsasa1ds feel return Of strength,
vis0r and energy again. You, too.
must he satisfied, or no cost. ~
Or. TEACHERS is sofd and recon.
meGded by Finney's Drug Store
and all leading druggists. =. !;
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WOULD NAME
SHOALS BODY

Washington, March, 3.-PresidenF
Coolidge will respond favorably to
a resolution Of Congress auth orizine
the appointment Of a. special com
mission Of three members to inves-s
tigate the Muscle Shoals, Ala, pro-
ject on condition that the resolution
is referred to him after passage by
the House and Senate. A House
res olution authorizing .the creation
Nof the commission has already been
adopted.
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Make this test! End suffering
from Indigestion, Pimoles, Pdfn in
Back and Sides. Constipation,
Headaches and tired. runiG5wn
condition. due to Self7poisoninx bc,
cause of sluggish liver and cf6gsed
intestines. W - -.
Take pleasant spoonful. Of DR.,
TEACHERS Liver and Blood Syrup
after the next two meals. In less
than IA hours notice quick differ
ence in way you feel Contains
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FILE PAPERS
IN CONTEST
Republican Organization
Would Gust RrOOkhart

Washington. March "a contest
of the election of Senator Smith w.
Brookhart of Iowa was filed with the
Senate today by officials Of the Re-
publican Central Committee of Iowa.
At the same time a copy of the
papers were personally served on
the Senator by B. B. Burnquist OF
Fort Dodge, the chairman, and II.
Z. Spangler, of Cedar Rapids, coun-
sci for the committee. T.
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Mothers, Do This
When the Children Cough, Rub

When the Children Cough, ku6
Musteyole on 1hyoats and Cheats
No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group, or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have a
jar of Musterole at hand to give
prompt relief. Itdoes not blister.
As first aid, Musterole is excellent.
Thousands of mothers know it. You
should keep a jar ready for instant use.
It is the remedy for adults, too. Re-
lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis,
Group, stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion. pleurisy, rheu::
matism, lumbago, pains and aches Of
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the
chest Git may prevent pneumonia).
ToMofheys: Musterole 10 also
ma do in milder form for
babies and small children.
Ask for Children's Musterole.
Csc and Csc, jars
l|!Z j j :
Better than q mustard plaster
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Makes Autos Go 40 Miles
On One Gallon of Gas

Sioux Falls, S. Dak.--James A.
May of $500 Lacotah Bldg, has
perfected an amazing new device that
cuts down gas consumption, re-
moves all carbon, prevents spark
plug trouble and overheating. Many
cars have made over 40 miles on
gallon. Any one can install it in
five minutes. Mr.. May wants agents,
and is offering" to send one free to
one auto owner in each locality.
Write him today.
ADV.
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W"FORD" GETS
CAPABLE HELP

Whenever there's a vacancy in
tlIcir branch offices, the Ford Motor
Co. calls on Dakota Business COL
lsee, Fargo. They recently engaged
Mis- Culbcrtson for their Fargo
bsAnch. Miss Bendon At Sidney,
Mont, Miss Metcalf at Carrington,
~. ID. Whyl They know that D.
b. g. pupils are fullytrained in mod
I'm business practices-saves ex-
pence OF breaking in green help.
Mary former ''Dakotans'' are
nos czshiers, managers or chief
eIGfksof Ford branches. Employers
~ prospective students: " Follow
~ ucce1Sful. = Wries 2. + Wat
ia Pres. sos Front s., Fargo.
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French scientists have invented .
radio. receiving set that can be car
ried in an umbrella.
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Colds cause one-fourth of all the
absences from school.
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Don't forget the Basket
Ball Game tomorrow evening
at s o'clock. High School
Gym.
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A sparrow's wings make - strokes
a second in flight.