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Personal

PARTY DRIVING TO HAVRE,
Mont. by way Of Minot, Monday or
Tuesday. Can take one or two
passengers. Write Tribune Ad No.
1891.
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MONEY RATES

New York, July 22.-(P)-Call money
steady; 2 per cent. Time loans easy;
60-90 days, IL liz; 40 months, IL :
liz per cent; prime commercial pa
per, "a az.
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Work Wanted

Work Wanted
WORK WANTED-Harvesting with
binder. Call Russell Grocery, phone
588-R, Bismarck.
EXPERT HORSESHOEING u Bring
in your saddle pones; tire setting
and wagon work. just received
shipment of auto springs. Have
your springs repaired and save
money: new low price. G. E. Pc
terson, 700 Bdwy.
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Wanted to Buy

WANTED TO BUY 2 or frame
honey extractor, also honey settling
tank. Write Tribune Ad No. 1888.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
Liberty 3las, $101.40.
Liberty LIST 4hs, $101.23.
Liberty 4th 4As, $1,000.
Treasury AIS, $1O6.12.
Treasury As, $1O2.28.
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Miscellaneous
CHICAGO rOTATOES

Chicago, July 22.-(P)E(U. s. Dept
Agro-Potatoes, 237; on track, 49,
total U. S. shipments, 342; supplies
liberal, trading slow, market weak
Most arrivals show slight to heavy
decay. Kansas and Missouri best
stock, few sales, 60-7Oc; sacked pc,
cwt., moderate decay, 45-55c; heavy
decay from $500 per car to SOC pei
cwt.; Virginia barrels, $2.25-2.40; de.
cay, SITS.
(By The Associated Press
First Bank Stock, Oh.
Northwest incorporation, 10.
Minneapolis Moline. 1h.
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Household Goods for Sale
FOR SALE = Household furniture.
priced for quick sale. Cali q 323
18th Ct.
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Thru The Tribune Want Ads
Buy or Sell Through
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE

MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN
Minneapolis, July 22.-(R-Wheat
receipts Friday u compared to 1162
a wear ago
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For Exchange

WILL TRADE FOR BISMARCK
property or sell equity in new four
room modern bungalow located 70
Moorhead, MINI. j. M. Simonitscr.
407 Eighth ST., Bismarck, N. d.
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FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment. $4,000. Two room base
ment apartment. furnished or un-
furnished, $500. Including gas,
lights, water and heat. Call at 622
Third street,
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LOW TEMPERATURE BEEN
 RECORDED MT. MC kIN[EY

FAIRBANKS, May 24, (P)-Harry Lick, superintendent of Mckinley National Park, and Grant Pearson, returned here Monday for medical treatment, frost bites and falls on treatment for frost bites and falls on the ascent of the mountain.
 TWO others of the party, A. D. Lindley of Minneapolis, and Erllng Strom, Norwegian climber, came out by plane and are now enroute to Seattle on the SS Alaska.
 Leik reported finding a thermo- meter which had been left at the 15OOO foot level by the StucK-kar- stems expedition of 1913. The lndl- cator was forced to the bottom of the bulb and registered 95 below It is unknown how cold it actually got. The Stuck party Is the only other expedition to have climbed the peak.
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BEER BILL DEFEATED
 HOUSE BY BIC MARGIN

WASHINGTON, May 24. A pro-. posal to legalize the sale and manu-\ facture of 275 per cent beer and then place a three cent per pint tax on it was defeated by an over whelming vote in the House Mon day. Party lines were split wide e open when the vote was made.
 The defeated bill was known as the O'Connor bill and proposed to legalize and tax beer containing 2.75 per cent alcohol by weight. It was the first record test on prohi- bition sentiment in the House. It was forced by the Wet bloc in an attempt to get all members on re- cord before the time of holding the national political conventions. The vote was 228 to 169.
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PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM
 N0T SUPPORTED HOOVER

WASHINGTON, May 24 - The proposal to inaUgurate huge pub lie works program through the aid of a bond issue does not have the support of President Hoover. The public works program was designed to help the return of prosperity by giving employment to the idle.
 Hoover declares that larger and far more effective aid can be given by the government aiding the in come providing industries.
 Hoover recommended that aid be enlisted to b lance tn e budget which is still before Congress.
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APPOINTED TO BENCH

OLYMPIA, May A. -Gov. Hart ley Monday appointed Willia m Stienart from the King County bench to the State Supreme Court to take over the position left vac ant through the resignation of Ad- am Beeler Beeler is running for the United States Senate and re- signed from his position a few weeks ago. No successor has been named yet to succeed Stienart at the Kink County Bench. Beeler is running on the Republican ticket in the Washington election.
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INDEPENDENCE WEARS
 F0R KINGDOM QF |RAQ

GENEVA, May 23, The Kingdom of IraQ, of strategic importance in the near East, because of rich oil fields, moved nearer complete in dependence. The League of Ma tions council accepted a draft de- claration designed to facilitate the release of Iraq from the mandate of Great Britain, held since the World war The declaration must be ratified by the Iraq government. It was announced that King Feisal, the rule rof Iraq, was willing to ac- cept.
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PERSONAL OPINIONS
 OPPOSES BIRTH CONTROL

WASHINGTON, May 23, (PD - Mrs. Margaret Sanger, advocate of birth control told a senate com mittee that opposition to it was based Mainly on personal opinions and not backed by facts" She ap- peared as the first rebuttal wit ness in the committee hearings on a bill by Senator Hatfield, Republi- can of West Virginia to permit physicians to disseminate birth control information. The claim that the bill will throw the mails wide open to free and illicit distri- button of contraceptive information is unsupported, said Mrs. Sanger
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PRICES FIRM

NEW YORK, May B, Stock ex-
 change prices firmed under the leadership of United States Steel in the early afternoon. Earlier in the session reactionary tendencies depressed the list from tractors to two points, except steel, whose strength in the later trading was sufficient to turn the market about and as the trading progressed the fourth hour the whole market was flrmer. There was no pickup in the volume of operations, however.
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BRIDGE PLAYING CRAZE
 B0OMs LUMBER WORK

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May B, (P) - Lumber that used to go into bridges now goes into bridge tables.
 Totally unexpected has been the effect upon the lumber industry of the bridge craze, says Max Myers, of Cleveland, president of the Ma tional American Wholesale Lum- Der association. Myers has been keeping a record of the new uses to which lumber has been put since home construction declined.
 Bridge tables and toys have con- sumed the greatest amount of lum- Der, he says.
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BANDITS GIVE TROUBLE

RANKING, China, May B, P)- The Chinese fourth division is being rushed toward Anhui to check ban dits, who con ti n u crossing the Yangtse river toward Pukow. Air planes preceded the troops so it can be taken that the bandits will be hastily dispatched from the area Government troops in the command of Chentiah Yuan were badly rout- ed in an earlier engagement with the bandits.
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J. 5. BUSINESS MEN
 MUST RECOGNIZE SOVIET

NVER, May 24. - Robert P. Lamont, jr., whose father is Secre- tary of Commerce, was home from Russia this week, convinced that United States business men must recognize Russia.
 Lamont, a livestock expert and owner of a huge cattle ranch near Denver, recently completed confer enceS with Russian officials at Mos COW relative to the Soviet livestock program.
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MAYOR GIVEN $26,000 BY
 CASUAL ACQUAINTANCE

NEW YORK, May "A, [P)-May- or Jimmie Walker is to take the stand Wednesday in the investl- gation into the administration of the city.
 Federal officials are probing Wal ker's income tax returns after Sea- bury, counsel for the legislative committee of inquiry, unearthed testimony that J. A. Sisto, taxicab financier, had given the Mayor S26.000 in bonds.
 Seabury expected to ask the May or the reason for this alleged gift fro-s7 2 casual acquaintance.
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TEXAS VETS

AUSTIN, Texas, May 23, The possibility that the Texas home of Senator. Morris Shepperd, author of the Eighteenth amendment, may send wet delegation to the Democratic national convention was seen in a canvas of the dele gates to the state convention next week. Wet leaders claim a ma- jority of delegates.
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LOST CITY FOUND

NEW ORLEANS, La, May 23, - A large lost city of the Acotemie has been discovered in the south ern part of the state of Campeche, Mexico, c. G. Lundell, explorer of Dallas, Texas, reported here. Lun- dell, who returned here Tuesday from a trip into the interior of Guatamala and Southern Mexico, said the ruins of the ancient me- tropolis were located on the shore of lake 36 miles long and 12 miles wide.
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REGULAR TRANs-0CEAN
 SERVICE |s F0REsEEN

LONDON, May 24, R egul r trans Atlantic service in the near future, with big flying boats which will be safer in the air than on the water, was predicted by Amelia Earhart Putnam, the first woman to fly the Atlantic alone.
 Mrs. Pu n m responded to a toast at luncheon by saying she was not planning another trans Atlantic flight similar to the one just completed.
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EXPERIENCING 0F L|NDY
 BABY SLAYERs SPURRED

HOPEWELL, N. J., May "A, (P)- The New Jersey legislature at Tren- ton voted a $25,000 reward for the apprehension of the kidnapers and slayers of the Lindbergh baby.
 The measure passed the assem- bly, with but one dissenting vote. The dissenter suggested that the reward might savor of publicity and pointed out that thousands of gov ernment operatives are now work ing on the case.
 The reward may cause some one to squeal," Gov. A. Harry Moore said.
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AKRON |s FLYING ID
 ID PACIFIC NORTHWEST

SUNNYVILLE, Calif., May "A. - The Navy dirigible Akron left here Monday to make two day cruise over cities of the Pacific Northwest. The airShip will go as far North as Port Townsend. It will be a two-day trip but no landings will be made.
 The Akron left Sunnyville at B. 40 Monday morning and passed over the city of Portland at 6:25 this morning. When the Akron passed it was travelling at a speed of about 45 or 50 miles an hour.
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INVITED TO VISIT

HONOLULU, Hawaii, May 23, (F) Congressman Britten, chairman of the house of Naval Affairs Com mittee, was invited to send a con- gressional investigation Committee to Hawaii. Business leaders asked the action to vindicate Hawaii in the eyes of the world. They resented erroneous m a n a d impressions gained as a result of the staying of Joe Kahahawai by four Americans who later were convicted of man. slaughter.
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CHILE GIVES PRESIDENT
 O|L REGULATION POWER

SANTIAGO, Chile, May "A, IT President Juan Estaban Montero has been authorized to establish a petroleum importation monopoly at any time he thinks fit.
 The measure also authorized the president to establish tanks and other equipment for the refining and distribution of petroleum and it's derivatives.
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TEAM NAMED

NEW YORK, May g, Ellsworth Vines, Frank X. Shields, Winner AL lison and John Van Ryn, the team which defeated Canada and Mexico will meet the Australian team in the final of the North American zone of the Davis cup tie at Phila- delphia next week, Vernon Prem tice, chairman of the cup select committee has announced. Fitz Eugene Dixon has been named playing captain. Dwight F Davis, donor of the cup, will be honorary referee.
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DO-X AT LONDON

LONDON, May 24, (P)-The Ger man flying boat D OK arrived here Monday from Vigo, Spaia af- ter a flight from the United States. The huge airplane made one other stop on the trip from America at Horta, in the Azores. The craft is enroute to the home port at Lake Constance.
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VETERANS HOLD FREIGHT
 CARS F0R MANY HOURS

EAST ST. LOUIS, May 24, (P- National Guardsmen were called to the village of Caseyville where 300 World War veterans, on a bonus expedition to Washington, D. G., held freight cars 12 hours before releasing them.
 Trainmen refused to move un- til the soldiers vacated the cars. The veterans were promised motor transportation to Washington.
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SUIT FILED ROOSEVELT

ATLANTA, Ga. May g. - A suit has been filed in a local court by F. B. Summers and D. w. Jones against Gov. Franklin D. Roose- welt. The two men seek to recover $640 which they spent in conduct ing a campaign for Roosevelt in Georgia and which the Governor promised to pay them back.
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v|sCOUNT sA|TO WILL
 ATTEMPT FORM CABINET

TOXIC, May A, -Viscount Max ota Saito, an admiral in the Jap anese navy and former governor general of Korea, is attempting to form a new cabinet which he will head as premier.
 He was named by Emperor Hiro- hito to succeed the assassinated Premier Thuyohsi Inukai
 The Viscount is of the Right Wing, indicating a swing of the next cabinet further toward the nationalistic policies of the mili- tary party. He is Il years old.
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BELGIANS HOARD CASH

BRUSSELS, May 23, (P)-Beygian bankers estimate that hoarding of bank notes in this country has reached a total of about $130,000,- 900, or more than four million Bel gian francs.
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DIRECTS OFFENSIVE

CHANGCHUN, Manchuria, May "A, General Honjo, director ot Japanese military forces in Man churia, left for Harbin by airplane to direct an offensive against the Chinese guerillas in that area.
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ROYAL BIRTH

BUCHAREST, May g, European royalty awaits to acclaim the birth of great great grandchild of England's Queen Victoria as Prin- cess Ileana of Rumania, wife of Archduke Anton Won Hopsburg en- ters a Vienna hospital to await the stork's arrival. The princess is the daughter of Queen Marie of Ruma- nia, whose grandmother was the famous Queen Victoria.
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VETERAN WILL DRIVE

INDIANAPOLIS, May 23, (HO - Barney Oldfield, veteran of twenty five years of automobile racing was named by Harry Miller to pilot his four wheel drive Miller Special" in the five hundred mile race here Memorial Day. Oldfield has not driven in a major race in ten years. Last year he was official starter.
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WON'T MODIFY TARIFF

WASHINGTON, May "A. - The Senate refused to consider a pro posal to modify the lumber tariff provisions in the tariff bill to ex- clude a tariff on rough lumber. The Senate, by this decision, retained the $3 tax per thousand board feet on lumber, and the four cents per pound tax on copper as part of the billion dollar revenue bill.
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McDUFFIE AGAIN

WASHINGTON, May g, The House approved today the rivers and harbors appropriation on a viva voce vote. The House voted against an amendment offered by Representative McDuffie of Ala- bama to cut the appropriation E.~ $3,OOO,OOO and defeated an attempt to cut it by $6,OOO,OOO by vote of 112 to 54.
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HELD PRISONER

BUENOS AIRES, May g, Fuse bio Dojorti, publisher of the news paper La Montana, of San Juan, charged in a telegram to President General Augustine Justo today that he was held prisoner in the cellar of Governor Federico Cantoni, province of San Juan, and feared that he was to be poisoned. Dojorti alleged that the Governor told him he would never get out of the cellar alive unless his newspaper ceased o,,,2osition to the San Juan admin s+rotion.
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WANT DECREE MODIFIED

WASHINGTON, May 23, -Attor- neys for the Chicago Big Four packers asked the Supreme court to grant a rehearing of their re- cent suit to have the 1920 packers consent decree modified to permit the packers to deal in wholesale groceries and to distribute food stuffS other than meat.
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AMERICANS WIN

AUTEL, France, May 24, Mrs. Helen Wills Moody and Elizabeth Ryan defeated Miles. Jacqueline and Violet Galley, GO, 60, 60 to advance to the semi-finalS of the Women's doubles in the French tennis championship tournament.
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BANK STUCK UP

ST. PAUL, Minn., May B, (P- Four men who robbed the bank of Ipswich, s. D., shot the president kidnapped the cashier and fled with S210OO loot were arrested and had confessed to the police. The quart CT was apprehended after an auto mobile accident in St. Cloud, Minn.
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AMENDMENT DEFEATED

WASHINGTON, D. C., May "A, - The Senate defeated by a vote of 61 to 15 a tax bill amendment pro posed by Senator Trammell, Flori- da Democrat, imposing tax tariff of Sc per hundred weight on all phosphate rock imported into the United States.
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TREASURY DEFICIT

WASHINGTON, May g, The Treasury deficit on May 16 amount ed to $2,598, 700, ,446, the Treasury Department announced. With six weeks remaining in the present fis- cal year it was evident that the de- felt would reach three billion dol lars, according to Treasury figures. Increased expenditures and de- creased receipts have resulted in the largest peace-time deficit in history.
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ESTABLISHES RECORD

BERKELEY, Calif., May 23. IT Bob Kiesal got his revenge for a def eat administered to him in April, when he conquered Frank Wykoff, the worlds fastest human, over the 100 yard distance. Kiesel beat Wykoff by approximately one yard in 9.5 seconds which estab- lished a new worlds record.
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BE SOME ADVANCE

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 23, (4)- The steel trade forsees an ad- vance of two dollars a ton in billets on delivery after July 1. Adavnce in the price of sheet bars which were advanced two dollars re- gently is not considered probable, however.
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TECHNICAL K. o.

PITTSBURG, May "A, Tony Canzoneri, lightweight champion, scored a technical knockout over Battling" Gizzy in the fifth round of a scheduled 10-round bout. It was a non-title fight. Gizzy fell through the ropes and was unable to crawl back into the ring.
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BELGIANS TIRE OF GLOOM

LIEGE, Belgium, May g, (P- An association has been formed here to combat pessimistic talk Each member wears medal with the inscription: Don't mention hard times to me-"
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OFFICIALS CONVICTED

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May B, (P) George R. Dale, mayor of Munice, Indiana and nine confederates were convicted of conspiracy to violate the prohibition act in federal court One defendant Raymond Hoover, a police garage mechanic, was acquit- ted Saturday
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DYKE OWNS DYKE MINE

BEDDING, Calif, May 23, P)- William H. Dyke has been granted a patent by the Federal government for the Big Dyke Mine," near here. The Big Dyke mine is a dike lode great body of lowgrade ore at or near the surface.
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CANNON, JR., SPEAKS

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May g, R-Bishop James Cannon Junior, speaking before the General Con- ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church expressed doubt that if the Democratic Presidential nominee this year would be wet, he will be defeated.
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WORLD WILL INITIATE

TURIN, Italy, May g, (P-For- mer Kaiser Wilhelm, of Germany, Is an ardent admirer of MusSolini he told Pietro Solari of the newspaper Gazetta Del Popole in an interview at Doorn. Italy has accomplished and is accomplishing an admirable work, the Kaiser said. MuSSollnl had attracted the attention of the world up to the present and in the future the world will initiate him.
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A CLOSE RACE

PORTLAND, Ore, May "A, (P)- Complete unofficial returns gave Mott 3O,814 and Hawley 30,740. It will probably take a recount to de- eide victory
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. !. CURRENT BREV|T|ES ..
YOUNG ATHLETE STARRED

CHICAGO, May "A, Clarence F'ieber, 18 year-old San Francisco rookie, starred for the White Sox as a relief pitcher in the second game against Detroit. Fieber heav- ed the last two innings and held Detroit hitless. The Sox won 8-7
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PRINCE KILLED

BERLIN, May "A, Prince Geo Lodkowicz of Czechoslavakia, W s killed during the International 300 kilometer automobile race when his car overturned on the south curve of the Avus speedway.
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ONE PLANT HEATS WHOLE TOWN
 CINCINNATI, Ohio, May g, P
 Firing the furnace and carrying ashes is a lost art in Mariemont, village of 1,700 population in the suburban portion of Cincinnati. Every building in the village is heated from a central power house.
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MARINES SOUTHBOUND

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 24, i'm A force of 653 marines will be sent to Nicaragua to supervise the forth coming national election. The Post said that the marines will sail this week and Rear Admiral Clark H. Woodward will sail in a fortnight to take command.
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SOCIALLSTIC CANDIDATE
MIL LWAUKEE. Wis. May 2.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. May "A. - Norman Thomas, of New York, was nominated to be the SOC ialis t party's candidate in the coming presidential elections. Thomas was the party'S candidate in 1928.
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RECALLS ISLANDER SUIT

BOSTON, May 23. Lewis Tib- bets, St. Louis insurance man who recently won out of court a settle ment of $50,000 law suit against ex-president Calvin Coolidge for slander, died here.
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SIGNED THE PAPERS

UNDATED, (P-Young Corbett, through his business manager, Larry White, signed to fight Jackie Fields, worlds welterweight cham pion, for the title in Seals Stadium, San Francisco, June 25.
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BRITISH WAGES GO DOWN

LONDON, May g, Exchanges in wage rates to the ministry of la bor for 1881 show a net decrease of more than 2 per cent in weekly full-time earnings, the largest de- cline recorded in any one year since 1922.