Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-16
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Milan-The great Milan industrial fair was opened today

anu CoppOi~ lALclSSlS uGSOtldlcu CO1l- tracts with St. Paul railroad while he was director of that road.
 Washington,D C.-The House finally adopted the bill authorizing SS9 ,OOO, ,O00 for five years naval aviation program. The bill creating bureau of aeronau- tics in the department of commerce was also passed by the House. | -O-O- | Washington, D. CA bill providing that the Veterans bureau to act as guardian for mentally disabled sol diers was introduced today. New York.-The Pennsylvania rail- road report for 1925 indicated one of the best years in history, with s24,- O05,S57 gain in net income. Mexico City-The Mexican attorney general is said to be preparing a suit against the United States for several million dollars on the claim, that for mer United States ambassador Will son was responsible for the assassina- tion of President Madero. New York.-Dry agents, thanks to an intercepted radio message, made the biggest wet seizure in prohibitions history, seizing seven stills, and S44O,- 900 worth of booze.
 New York.-Rev. Dr. Charles Park hurst, pastor emeritus, of the First Presbyterian church. came out against prohibition; says that the better ele- ment are against it now. Dayton, O.-Lieut. McReady resign ed, while in the air, after winding up his army career in final air flight 34,O00 feet high. Lieut.. MacReady holds ; the worlds record for height, of 10000 feet.
 New York.-Adolpho De la Huerta, former Mexican president, left this l city to escape political assassins, who had doomed him, the report said New York.-Members of the British | trade union mission, who have toured the United States industries for five weeks, sailed, impressed with the high wages here.
 Pound, Wis.-The Sleeping Beau ty," the 2O-year-old girl who supplied the medical world by sleeping 30 months has been awakened and re-. stored to health by removal of several stones from her kidney.
 New York.-The motion of Leonard Kip Rhindlander, New York society man, for new trial of the annuIment suit in which his mulatto wife Mrs. Alice Jones Rhinelander, won the yer dict, was denied by justice Morschau-- ser in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Kip's law yers plan to appeal.
 Los Angeles.-Bound hand and foot and strangled to death, the body of Mrs. B. L. Phinney, 63 year old veal thy recluse, was found stuffed under her bed yesterday. An amazing angle is that the niece, aiding in the search for her aunt had slept in the very bed under which the body was hidden for three nights.
 Pueblo, Colo.-Platt May, a Ute h. dian, was acquitted at Pueblo, of the charge of murdering his newborn in- fant, which had been buried alive with it's dead mother by direction of a med. lcine man. The court held the crime not proved against May.
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 New York.-Five airplanes, circling oVer' theoretically dropping bombs. hlled Wall street with a tangle of sol- 'dlers' guns, army trucks, searchlights and finally fire engines and police re- serves were called out before the scare was over.
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 in.-Gillette Safety Razor com pany purchased controlling interest in two German firms manufacturing razors similar to Gillette.