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ONE PRECINCT MISSING

BH THited Press
GOSHEN, Ind, Nov. 3.-Seventy-
four out of seventy-fve precincts,
Elkhart County;
Standardization, 1891; stump,
6,251: Robinson, S.452; Woollen,
5,746.
Congress-Hickey tRepA, S,925;
Weidler DEM, 1894.
The State Republican ticket re-
ceived proportionately the same plu-
ralities, except for Charles r.. Mil
Ter, for State superintendent of pub
lie instruction. who received 9,614 in
his home county against 5,1S2 for
I.inebarger. The entire Republican
county ticket was elected.
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MT. VERNON FOR STUMP

BU I NlfCd VtfNS
MT. VERNON. Ind. Nov. B.
Complete returns from Posey County
today gave:
Standardization. see; stump,
1899; Robinson, S.G25; Woollen'
4,27J.
Secretary Of State-Schortemeier
3.61S: Mamrick, 4,109.
Congress - R~owbottom CRep.G
1854: Wilson Dem). 4.46S.
Joint SenatOr-Cooper (Rep),
1926; LutZ, 4,37S.
Joint Representative Collins
CRepJ. 3.O76: Boren DEM, 4,51S.
The entire Democratic county tick
ct was elected. with the exception Of
Paul E. Short (Rep), coroner.
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LONDON - Scotland Yard and
other detectives in Greater London
are concentrating their efforts on
a gang of bogus servants, who are
victimizing housewives, Small sums
of money are asked from the resi-
dents to cover alleged travelling ex-
penses. when the takers seek sit
u~ations.r
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Morgan County

Morgan County, Complete-Wat-
son. 4.779; Stump, 4.495; Robinson,
4,757: Woollen, 1852.
Switzerland County. Complete
Watson, 2,179; Stump. 1869; Robin
son., FLAG; Woollen. 2,617.
Huntington County, 43 Out Of A
Decentralization. $500; Stump.
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Other Livestock

cei EAST y LOUIS Nov; 3--Hogs0oIRsso;
IIbs,. .sl2;50@i3 -: @6o.25o lbs. sI$s5@
-: 10000 lbs. -S12.60@13: 13O,160
lbs si2 25M12S5; 99o13o lbs s12 @
tle-Recelpts. 1000; market steady to 2bc
higher: beet steers. S8.50@1Q,50: light
beef COWS. S4.75@5,75: low cutter and
cutter cows S3.4OG4.5O: vealers. Sl2.5O;
fssdcr es s,se SO so; HIik stock and
1000; market. strong; top fat lambs
SIG 10: bulk fat lambs. S13. 25 613.50:
0U.
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OIL MART is WEAKER

BU Lftted Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Further
weakness is developing in pepper
mint oil on the markets here. Nat
ural oil is quoted at $6.25Q6.50 a
pound. while redistilled is $7.25@7.75
per Mound.
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Monday was lOU.Ol. up .10. Average VI.
twenty rails. 117.88. up 81. Average OF
forty bonds. 1884. up 90.
Rb United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Wall
Street Journals financial review to-
day says:
Transactions in early dealings on
the Stock Exchange today reflected
Wall Streets relief over the outcome
of the election. Price movements
previous to~the contest at the polls
indicated a considerable uncertainty
over the possibility that the Repub-
leans would lose control of Con-
gress, and the fact that this did
not happen served to offset disap-
pointnlent over the defeat Of Sen
nRtor Butler in Massachusetts,.
PAS a resultVfferings at the open
Ing were absorbed without important
recessions and the market quickly
developed a rallying tendency. Steel
came back to 1894, after opening off
a point to 1879, while General Motors
rebounded to 149 from the initial
transaction Of 148.
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lnsOn polled 20,16O and Exams
Woollen CDem.). received 1853.
VIII Il. Wood, incumbent Repub-
lican congressman. was given 1891,
against 1865 for Harry O. Rhoades
DEM, in 80 precincts.
The entire Republican ticket in
both StateSand county candidates
was swept into office by majorities
Of about 8 to !. Gary and East
Chicago gave Watson and Robinson
almost 8 to /. while Hammond and
Whiting gave them about . to /.
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Commission Row
PRICES TO RETAILERS
RRUITS

s4.56SS@5: JonSthaS Srl B6f.. s sSiaS; De 9Riii
Gus, Dbl, So Wolf RIVER, 4O-ib. basket.
ST B 3S; kl4f Daytd- 80 5O ons4 bi e BOX s! & 80
Dromedory SO pack. TO box. S6.75: bulk
FiIesE12' pack; to box. 81 rs; 80 pack
So: H. pack. TO box. black S175i i'm
pU66s snta haysFs hon SSN; me aeio@s S'i crate
800.
Coconuts-FancY Jamaicas. sack or 100
Crabapples-H. G. bn.. 81 so.
$50: Florida. SO G8.50.
Cranberrles-Fancy nlacks half barrels
81. 80.
thi%ss%Flcaidsa PSo 9 sg!b,G s.
she NRtsMIq SiefU1y Gaf:tnY HS':. pa a2 2o@SSis seD
Srsnees@cal,iorpie, CRIT. Ss.5oG7;5o;
;, S = s'S$Ss;5; 55Isssy = s! 8 e s,: sigs's; 81, Mal s:s
Y So;T Ro; co @lsa'dssn 1e tHoD' BASKET sSst'e6 5ec'0 new
VEGETABLES
Beans-New crop navy, beans. 100 lbs.
So 30: great northheErnn. 100 pa 30 q
BBiiaaeeGG' eye aUo 100 i fs.oV Se.5o.%' " 20
Beets-H G.. doz. punches, 35c
Bru66el sprouts ancN NallIOrhid. ~o'
pound.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. crit. s .7b.
Celery-Michigan Highball. crt. 81 %
Observation-Disclosures. So. B
Eggplant-H. g.. doZ.. S2M2.5O.
Garlic11Pound. 49,
Lettuce-Western Iceberg. CRIT. $40
e.. g. leaf. l5-lh; basket 81 35
Mangoes-H. c.. bu.. $50. -
Onions-H. G. yellow 100 lbs. 81. H.
white picklinR. 15-pound basket 81 "
2; p SPsInIsh. fr'e Sd doz srf 6nnic S%s' Soc.
Root Notwithstanding. bu. a, 81
Canadian rutabages. bu.. S .50. ~
Suuasn-h. o.. white summer bu. zoe
F"tai"es-Michiean. round white sscl
S4.75: Minnesota Early Ohios, l2Olo
OAK Radisnes-a C long reds. 4Oc: but
''ssi Sweet pofatoes-Fancy Virginia Dbl.
So. one-third Dbl. 81 20.
Spinach-H. G.. bu.. $l.2o.
Tomatoes-Six-basket crate. So.
Cider-14-gal keg. So.
CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET.
rurCkGO Nov. 3.-Apples-Barket
a. SO: grapes, baskets (Mieh.l. 43M45
Pears-Michigan Kiefers: SOC bp. Hone!
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WATSON LEADS By 1000

BU United Press
TERRE HApTE. Ind. Nov. g.
Forty precincts in Vigo County gave
Watson 7.474, and Stump, 6,3S2; Rob
inson, 1929. and Woollen, 6.437. For
Congress: Johnson (Rep.l, S,45l, and
Moore (Dem.), 5,463.
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ROBINSON VOTE SURPRISES
Junior Senator Leads Watson in
Many Precincts at Gary.

BIZ United Press
GARY, Ind, Nov. 3.-Industrial
Lake County, with its steel mills
manned largely by f~oreign-born,
passed over the accusations of Khan
affiliations and corruption hurled at
Senators James E. Watson and Ar
thur r. Robinson and gave more
than a 2 to / vote over their Demo
cratic opponents. returns from Tues
days election showed today.
Robinson provided the big surprise
by outstripping Watson in many pre-
cincts. Watson had been expected
TO poll the heavier vote in Lake
County.
Returns from 140 out Of Isl pre-
cints in Lake County in the long
term senatorial rae gave Watson
1924 and Albert stump Dem-),
1879. In the short-term a c Rob
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PAGE 10
; Woollen

6,15S; Robinson, 1928; Woollen,
1925.
Allen County, Complete-Watson,
16.4S3; Stump, 1852; Robinson,
10, 571; Woollen, 1887.
Kosciusko County, Complete-Wat-
son, 1856; Stump, 5,2OS; Robinson,
5,775; Woollen, 4,S39.
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J COMPLETE

~ Hit6u FTtSS
DANVILLE, Ind. Nov. 3.-Com-
plete returns from Hendricks'C County
today gave for Senator: Watson
1896. Stump. AGA. Robinson,
J,039; Woollen, 4.012.
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ROBINSON is 0

BU JHItfd PFC8S
LA GRANGE, Ind, Nov. 3.-Com-
plete returns from La Grange
County in the senatorial race today
showed: Watson. 1903: Stump,
/. sos: Robinson. 2.614, Woollen, 1,522.
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DEMOCRATS WILL
ASK RECOUNTS
Continued From Page ~

before election, urged that voters
cast their ballots to clean up Indiana
politics, reg Irdless of what party
they voted for.
Peters Is Confident
Democratic Chairman Peters. how.
ever. as tenaciously insisted that his
candidates were going to win. He
pointed out that such Republican
strongholds as Evansville. Terre
Haute and Lake County. the latter
alone having given Watson and
Robinson leads Of about 10000. are
practically all reported. while even
ty precincts unheard from ip the
First district are Democratic terri.
tory. These seventy precincts are
counted upon by the Democrats to
cut Watson and Robinson 1900 votes.
Took to StrOnghoIds
In short. the Democrats predicted
that the Democratic southern Indi.
ma counties when finally heard
from Will show a majority OF
votes for the Democrats, and
if they can hold their own as they
have been doing in precincts re
ported this morning from other sec
tons OF the State. they should wipe
out the Republican lead and turn
out victors.
The loss of Marion County by Rob
inson and the very close margin of
Watson. who was ahead by 81 votes,
with all the precincts unofficially
heard from: were body Flows
to the Republican organization.
George V. Coffin. county chairman.
and State Chairman Walb. had pre-
dicted the Senator's would carry
Marion County by $1,000 votes.
Report received by Chairman
Peters that Clark County was ar
ried by 1000 renewed enthusiasm Of
the Democrats.
Heavy Democratic ote is expected
in Adams County. Peters was in
high spirits and refused to be dis
heartened over G. Q. p. reports.
Twelve precincts in Monroe Coun.
~ gave: Watson. 1870: Stump.
1 900; Robinson. $50; Woollen. 1.43O.
Republican headquarters figures
included complete unofficial returns
from Steuben County for United
States Senator. as follows: Watson,
sass; Stump. 1858; Robinson. 1867.
Woollen. 1.527.
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WIND Up AT MUNCIE

BU IHIttd PTtSS
MUNCIE, Nov. 3.-Complete, UNI
official returns from thirty-three Of
Delaware County's forty-two pre-
cincts give: Watson, 7.163; stump,
6.1S5. Robinson, 7.l54; Woollen'
$3.50.
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BIZ Timos NDcridl
RICHMOND. Nov. S-The unof1-
cial vote for Wayne county is an
nounced as: Watson. \6,919; Stump.
6,G49. a majority of go for Senator
James T.. Watson. Arthur Robinson.
incumbent. received 6,992 votes while
his Democratic opponent is credited
with 6 31S.
Watson's former majority in this
county was nearly 1000.
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Local Wagon Wheat
6 SERVANTS

Local grain elevators are paying. S1.29
for No. . red wheat. Other grades are
purchased on their merits.
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In the Cotton Market
nv Thomson & McKinnon)

(By Thomson & McKinnon)
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-The financial
crop are now complete and 1 dismiss any
fear of further panics in the market. 1t
will be a nice market for a trader now and
| I'm not affected to say. buy on all de-
clines.
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PORKERS STEADY TO Is CENTS OFF
Decline Is in Weights From
225-3OO PoundS-Top,
$500.

A decline of Is cents was regis
tered in the trading at the Indian
apolis Livestock Exchange today for
all hogs weighing 225-300 pounds,
while other weights held steady with
Tuesdays values. A light demand
and only steady prices in the Chi
cago market were believed to have
caused the steady to lower trend in
quotations here.
The run vas light with an esti'
mate of $500 and "a holdover
porkers that were added to the total
fresh offering. Top price was $500.
while the bulk of the sales was
made at $12.75@13.20. Packing sows
were steady at $1O.50Q11.75. Pigs
weighing 120-130 pounds sold at
$12.25. which was steady with previ-
Gus values; 130-140 pounds, $3.50,
steady, and 140-150 pounds, $12.75,
steady.
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Carry Dubois County

Woollen and Stump carried Dubois
County by a majority of 5000. the
county Republican organization con.
coded In a message to G. o. =. State
headquarters this morning.
In Pike County. fifteen of twenty
eight precincts gave Watson. 1907:
Stump. 2.014; Robinson. 1877: Wool
len. 1881.
Other county reports received at
Republican headquarters were:
Floyd County. 40 Of AZ precincts:
Watson. 4,974; Stump. 5.O45; Robin
son. 1859: Woollen. 1898.
Hendricks County: Watson. 1896:
Stump. AGA; Robinson. 5,039; Wool
len, 4.0l2.
Lagrange County. complete: Wat
son 1853; stump. 1868; Robinson,
2.6l4; Woollen, 1922.
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Produce Markets

Eggs-strictly fresh delivered at Indian.
apolls. 43 q 45c.
Butter wholesale orices) Creamery
best grade a pound. 4S651c: buying
UriSe foI backing stock; zoe.
13M16c: ducks. IA "a I5c.
Cheese wholesale buying pricesJ-Wis
co lsin Daisies "a Csc: LonRhorns. "a q
BIC Limhnrger PIC.
Butterfat-LocaI dealers pay 46 @4Sc.
CLBVELAND. Nov. 3.-Butter.. extra,
az 52c.. in tubs; extra f1rsts. 49@5Oc;
firsts. 44M46c: packing stock. SOC up.
Eggs-EHtras. Doc: extra frsts I50c; frsts.
toes foes- qHfe5Raryfi fowls SSc; 25 B9l!ss49e e.: med Medium p0! 3
@24c3 Legghorns 14@16c: 5hoeayy, spring;
BOOSTERS. 16 1 ducks. 23@26c; geese,
25c: guinea he9s, per dozen, SO;
pound bags round white Michigan. $40
@4.6o; Maine. S5.1O@5.25; oOhiosa $2@
2.15: New York. 81 .5064.60; Gaines
vile. S4;75: Idaho russets.. 100 pounds.
$3.50; 50-pound boxes. selected. S3.35@
3.50: Wisconsin. 150-pound saks. S4.30G
400; Minnesota. "a 80 @4.50.
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Hog Price Range

Matured hogs Weighing 150-l6O
pounds sold at $13, which was steady
with previous values; 160-1S0 pounds,
sold at $13, which was steady with
previous values: 160-1S0 pounds,
1910, steady. and 10000 pounds,
1920, steady to Is cents lower.
The cattle market was slow with
prices remaining about steady.
Yearlings were quoted at $10@11;
steers. $9@10; heifers. extreme range,
$5.60@9.5O. and cows. s4.75Q6. Re-
ceipts were estimated at 700 bovines.
Calves Break Sharply
The calf market was dull. and
largely so cents to 81 lower. Good
vealers were generally $3.50. with
a few head commanding the top
price OF S13. The run was estimated
at 600 vealerss
Not much was done in the sheep
and lamb department. Receipts were
estimated at 400 ovines. Fat lambs
held steady at $13 down; breeding
ewes. $3.50 up; sheep. $4d6.5O. and
bucks, $3m5. o.
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ELECTION RELIEF
: BUOYSISSUES|N
OPENING TRADING
Steel and General Motors
Quickly Show Good
Gains.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrial stocks for
Monday was 150.51. up 10. Average Of
twenty rails. 117.88. up. 81. Average of
forty bonds. % "a. VI .O6.
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REQ EXCHANGE
D~4nn

Blu United Press
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Foreign ex
change opened irregular. Demand Sterling
$4. 84A. up .001 Ice; francs, 3.21hc, up
eO3c: Ira, 4.2Sh.c, off .04c: Belgium,
. .7Sc; marks, 23.
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Banks and Exchanges

Nov. 8
Local Clearings
Indianapolis bank clearings for today
mounted to So ,929, 600. Debts. S 9,163, 600.
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CHICAGO FRUIT

rurCkGO Nov. 3-Apples-Barket.
S15 @1.3o. Grapes-Basfet u. XG 20
Pe9rs-Michigan Kiefers. SOC bu. Honey
Dews-Crates. 81 .75 2."1.
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County Democratic Win

Washington County, complete:
Watson. 1927: Stump. 1881; Robin
son, 1924; Wooden. 3,S44.
Union County, complete; Watson.
1896; Stump. 1859; Robinson, 1914;
Woollen, 1921.
Jasper County. complete: Watson,
1886; Stump. 2,137; Robinson, ages:
Woollen, 1882.
Elkhart County. complete: Wat.
1886; Woollen, 5.S27.
Decatur County, complete; Wat
son. 4,5O2; Stump. 4.45O; Robinson,
1928; Woollen. Ais.
In Boone County
Boone County. complete: Watson,
4.S76; Stump. 6,114; Robinson, 5,041;
Woollen, $3.50.
Henry County. with four Of the
forty-five precincts missing: Watson,
6,149; Stump. 4.759; Robinson, 6,199;
Woollen. 4,616.
Hamilton County. n of forty
three precincts missing: Watson,
1894; Stump. 4,1O7; Robinson, 5,525:
Woollen. 1901.
Bartholomew County. half of
thirty-six precincts missing: Watson,
1926; Stump. 2,490; Robinson. 2.693;
Woollen, 2.442.
Democratic senatorial candidates
carried Dubois County; Stump's ma
jority being, 2,S2S, and Woollen's,
ALL.
Wells County (completel-Watson,
2,902; Stump, 1900; Robinson, 1856;
Woollen, AIS.
Vermilion County (completel-
Watson, $40. Stump, 1888; Robin
son. S,045; WooIlen, 2,516.
Cass County OF of 81 precinctsG
Watson, 4,272; Stump. 1910; Robin
son. 4,400; Woollen, 1882.
Victory in Knox
Tho Democratic cause gained
more. hope with the receipt of re-
turns from fourteen put Of ffty-hve
precincts in Knox County, where
Watson had only 1858 votes as
opposed to 2,5S5 for Stump. Robin
son and Wooden ran in the same
ratio, but returns were incomplete.
Benton CONTEMPLATION, 2,714;
Stump, 2,794; Robinson, ALSO; Wool
len. 2,548.
Fountain County-Watson. 1904.
Stump, 3,107; Robinson. S,0S1; Wool.
len, 2,968.
Republicans had hoped to roll up
a lead of 5000 in Randolph County,
but Watson was only 1900 ahead in
that G. o. p. stronghold.
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Il do not desire reprisals. This is my
will"
Throughout the country professions
were formed and the escape Of the
premier was acclaimed. Bells were
rung: solemn te deums were sung. The
attack on the premier. it is believed.
will be certain to make him more Of
an idol than ever.
Despite warnings. there were some
demonstrations against opposition pa
pers.
The directorate Of the Fascist party,
meeting in the Littorice palace last
night. was informed by the premier
that it must maintain the party in the
highest state of efficiency.
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A LITTLE later, italian airships
n will fly regularly from Rome
TO Constantinople via Athens. Mag
nificent hydroplanes will make the
flight from Brindisi to CONSTANT
nople in Il hours. including a two
hours stop at Athens.
Over the waters once Travelled by
slow Roman gallcys and semi-prac-
teal Phoenician ships will fly the air
ships of modern Italy.
We might use a MussOlini or two.
under constitutional limitations. Of
course. in this country.
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Relative Little
Surprised by Act

COMPLEGNE. France. April s.
E)--My Sister-in-law's act did not
surprise me-" said Lady Ashbournc,
wife Of Baron Ashbourne. when in
formed Of the shooting Of BenitO
Mussolini by Violet Albina, Gibson.
JO-year-old sister Of tue baron. The
Asbbournes maintain residence here.
For some time past Lady Ash.
bourne added. Violet has not been in
the enjoyment Of all her faculties. She
is subject 10 nervous attacks Of d
highly alarming nature at irregular
intervals. and repeatedly has ATTEMPT
ed to commit suicide. We tried 70
place her in sanitarium, but
Italian law makes prolonged treat
ment Of such cases difficult"
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BATTLE SLOGAN
SOUNDED BY
PREMIER
Italian Dictator Announces
Move After Attempt
on Life Is Fooled.

ROME, April S.-Op)-Bcnito Mus
sOlini, premier Of Italy having es'
capped assassination at the hands Of &
. woman. is determined to fight for the
principles Of Fascist throughout the
world.
Il have chosen as the slogan Of
my life. live in danger. and / say rs
an old fighter: When l advance fol-
{ low ne; wheE I retreat, Kill me ;
should die, avengc me.
GOES TO TRIPOLI.
Thus Mussolini ended an address
. 10 the new directorate Of the Fascist
party only a few hours after he had
been shot through the nose ycster-
day by Violet Albina Gibson, sister
Of the Irish Baron Ashbourne.
The premier. after having passed an
! excellent night. left his residence at
$ 80 O'Clock this morning for Fiumin-
>-eiSs, at the mouth of the Tiber river.
/ There he will embark on the battle
ship Conte Di Cavour for a journey 10
TriDoL
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Assassin Unable
To Erplain Act

Copyright. 1895, by Universal Service.
ROME, April 81 do not know
why l wanted to kill Mussolini.
means Violet -Nbina Gibson in her
prison today.
i never before saw the premier
and I recognized him only from pho
tOgraphs."
That is all the dcmcnted Irish
woman seems TO realize of her at
tempt 10 assassinate the Italian pre-
mier.
The 30 year-old spinst = member of
the family OF the famous Baron Ash
bourne. lies in jail where she was
taken by the police after saving her
from rough handling by an Infatuated
crowd that witnessed her decd.
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NEGRO NOW DEAD
ACCUSED Of ATTACK

Defendant dead, having died recent.
ly at Huntsville.
These words were written Thursday
by Judge W. W. McCrory of the Nine
ty-fourth district court on an indict-
ment which charged Willie Vaughn
with an attack upon a negro woman.
Vaughn recently paid the extreme
penalty for an attack upon a white
girl two years ago.
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COST TO DRY UP NY.
PLACED AT $83, 900, 900
CONTINUED From Page IL

Buckner said he did not want IA piece
of the dirty money of any lawbreakcr,"
but wanted jail sentences for them.
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P. !. A. WILL MEET
IN NEW BRAUNFELS

Converting in New Braunfels. the
Fifth District of the Texas Congress
of Mothers and PGrent-Teachers Asso-
citation will begin three-day meeting
on April II.
Morning and afternoon sessions
will be held in the New Braunfels
Methodist church and the evening ses-
SONS will be held in the high school
auditorium.
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COST $4,000, 900.

law in. the hope that the state viii
grab the bait"
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Mussolini Plans World Fascism Campaign
Today
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was chopped into little pieces, it was
worth about one thousand millions.
Now each piece is in the octopus
business on its own account, and the
total value of the pieces is five times
aS great as that Of the original old
octopus.
Fortunately there can't be a real
baking trust ANY woman can buy
bag Of flour to make her own
bread, if she wants to. She usually
doesn't want TO.
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PONDER SUCCESSOR
NOT YET ANNOUNCED

Whether any candidates were named
for the presidency of the chamber
Of commerce to succeed A. Il. Ponder.
who resigned recently. was not "
vcalcd Thursday after n closed meet
ing Of the nominating committee.