Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • 1

WK 1 it i 'K tAv 1 az xn J2 4 A a 1 A 7 10VERN0R VETOES SIXIMPORTAH BILLS r3 te SA' xxT4 7 te J'vlX lr J7 J' ry AiALj 'A 5 barsletdown 44 tri I LISI 5s i 7' RENCHMAKING bory anft ''breaking1 jail Ijaweter On4 Italian accompanied byhia73 i i niti sr I 2 il in 1 GO5M All AIN'T ThaT £ain ctouD EVER Going To Slop OVER US tlvreVLia WT A du CONCLAVE ADDS LIE 10 SHELBYTODAY CAMPAIGN ORGREATER 72 2 Ierenn''ofllAcftizrnhIp which tv riAinff nesti nere wun KAftMlt' AW kX T1JI LtWta Ji 1 3 fw THEY MARCH AROUND TOWN WHILE KEARNS WAITS pIU1 HISMQNEY ap 1U8VEY MEASURE ALSO I0WN INTO WASTE BASKEE i pMlWS 5lBii ttm immlgretashayeentered AUeUsiiMra States from international July" lj the ImmicratM Cat Office said today' SURETOMAKE fuLv5j HOWIOPREVENT SMUGGLING IN Europe 1C on gaged tn im possible tak 0t ng to build the1 Illis he said iT seething Un Irate and bftfemeeB Europe may "go the ot Babylon 'ansT'AfesyrlaThe 1 task! rattnp aljre' and Christianize tta activities and ihsUtutionjUnIcs3 international put on 'a' basif cd Chrtattaalty Utejirprld willslnk into chftos'V a' v'Msvlin' geusrai svperlntfrwtant 1 ha National Ite form! aapoctation' declared the world had tried evety thhijf but Ctu Isiumity as a eu ra 'tor its ilia and thal Wa AWtime to i give the ChrtaUM 1 rVUfeiQll AMH iraaMtpr Heoryv Vbuhff Korean A piislonrjojhs' pnlTCd tates UDTIVE VET0E4 TWENT1 JJ5 IN AUITODAT AND 7 SIGNS THREE JOURNAL STANDARD T0 POST IGHTRETURNS '2 Itei urns of Jhe 'Demiwey GIb 4 bons prize fight 'TatShelby' 4 4 Month received direct from the 4 4 the Bceno'fof battle 4vee this United Press leased wire itvUlhp oosiedi in frantk the Journal Standard office Wednes day afternoon 'Blow by blow 4 the story of the Mg scrap jvlli be (old The preliminaries are fo 4 start al o'clock reeport time and the big bout at 4" jb ATTORNEY CROWE J'y WARRING ON BUCKET OPS Will Try to $end Slanagers to for' Awhile 2 Il 4 2 try baited frsss leawd Wire) Chicago July Attorney £rowe today began an' attempt do 1 send Official of fifty Chicago brokerage huuack td the peal terutary A 1 Crowe announced that his assist ant George before the grand grand to show thut brokers are swindling customers'put of more than 00000000 annually The state's attorney will seek In dictments charging conspiracy and currying prison penalties upon aon vtctloh ines assessed against vio lators previously protccu ted have feme to 'bo regarded aa the brokers continuing to opeyste during end after prosecution Sor man explained attempt will also be made to indie onit rbulMIng owners? under the law forbidding them from rent ing offices to4weket alytps Springfield 11E July State Senator Mills' of Virginia today had his bat "in the as a candidate for lieutenant governor! itlllsIs the first announced candidajlofor 'a state office' Ma MAllSNOTTO GiKettpy lll AJuiy Police UU seeking twq masked killers who step ped into a soft drink parlor apd shot Marfo Vertico to death and seriously wounded his wife Vertieo and his wife were rbuntinjr ftbe proceed from the 'buslness when the jnenjitypped through a side doOrand openadf fire Then4 then ql tn GOVERNOR SIGNS MARRIAP ANH Illi illlltliuul HIV vlo' induce children io co lea? thfui the way you i fA 1 2 ST LOUIS OICER MAY COME TODAY TO VIEW MURDER I REMAINS the etaycr ot Motorcycle Officer Jctarcnco rujh still remains unsolved although the police still th slayet' ffho was he en deavored to' race front the scene of thg crime An his motor cycle is Tony Massud' the St Louis murderer1 and roadhouse bdndit An officer' was expected hero from St Lout thislTnQrntag Juitdid not arrive' arid Chief Tkinstadf'now be lieves: that St Louisauthor Hies will not send an officer here untU'they examine the pictures and finger prints of the 'dead outlaw which were sent du St1 Louta JTrfday There been a num her Of Inquiries regarding the young bandit but hi dead body remains meJt! Not i nuls' Babtilt A Sheriff Kennedy! came here' from Dubuque Saturday to look' at the1 body thinking 4t might be that aClsn'bdfcbfcfcl and Davenport on charges of rob WlU UjCE HENRY fORD AS THRDJfARTY CANDiDATE (By UaltSdpres Lested Wire) tHsnrjr ord will be urged as alrd party prysiden tlal t' the farmer labor party cqi ven tlon and political min orities conference bpenlng 'hy to Vrlvals at''th declared that at the A nominating convention to be called if the amal 1 gnmation Of minorities into third party succeeds the rrama otord will be brought up for endorement Parley' Christensen 1 labor candidate in th TasY election' will also be a presidenChl possibility it appeared likely' Christensen due to arrive today is ths "fit her" of the coalition ideaaccording to Brown secretary Of the: armer Iibpr party Th convention and conference will hold Initial sessions tomorrow at tho Man's More than lOQO representatives rhe armer Labor party the Single Txprtyuthe Non Partisan league political organizations and minor labor parties will all attend Brown declared A Agricultural Interest ate expected to lead the for ord' Brown however declared that no action will bo taken on any candi date: at the meeting this week ar going tocnricentrate on securing unity among tho before candidate ere discussed he said Initial opposition to a coali tion of the mlnorltlescme today from BOcJallats'who have refuaeid Yo porticliMde as a Labor offi cials also said that The American ederation of Labor organlzaffons will not take part as such Several labor union officials however have announced they will attend 0 i AAIR INNORTH DAKOTA SOMEWHAT LIKE tLAgTr TR XGEDY HERE ij 1 ''(By Coifed Tress Led mgo' 1C July Sheriff CxTulker Aberdeen shot to death by Edmund Rust alias Roy James gunman a rcat Northern train aCWolvorion VIlnn late lost night according to here todav Rust was Jbelng re turned to where be broke jell while being heM for five rob Wrieallewa recaptured atGpand orks and was being transported by ulker without handcuffs As the train pulled into Wolverton the prisoner seized a gun from ul belt fired a shot into Mhb sherlfriwy and leaped' a window While pursuing posses we redo fng in on Rust from all directions tho jrunmari held up red Olson manager1' of thrf Dil worth Dairy" as BQciatloh'atvinkle and compelled Olson st tho point Of agun to drive him Jo Moorhead Rut Jumped from the ajuiomoblle And again disappeared as authorities there headed additional possess huh Ip wanted In California and Idaho on a charge of breaking irarolrs 'Hint is known thoughout the northwest as a dangerous man Posee leaders however believe they will be able to capture him without a KwIniiB fiff'hfr lwK'flusA hft hfll llv the r3n he took' from ulker After leaping from the train he walked the four mllesHq inkle Dur ing the trip tO'Moorhci(f he held a gun on Olson and a girl companion threatening kill them both if they attempted tt2ezpoioJifoi 2 urther Details of Crims Aberdeen July (United rew Edmund Rust gun quart last night shot and killed Sheriff I ulker Aberdeen on a speedlng'gteat Northern trainband then held passengers at bay while he forced ono of the latter to unlock his handcuffs and leg Irons I daring coup by Rust waslgddta taM'wight nesjRlIoorhead Tie was being returned to Aberdeen where 'he broke Jail after his arrest for Series of robberies tn Passengers qf tho train arriving htr dented YcpoTU from' argo that RUst alias Roy 'James was traveling without handcuffs Scfws Gun Manacled Hands XVth hjs hands manacled and legs encased In drone he signalled to Sheriff uttser on a seat opposite he wanted to whisper to "him A ul ker bent forward Rust seized a gun from ha holster fired into th body and 'holding the automatic in both hands faced the pamc sirickerr passengers' first man that moves 'gets plugged" he Shouted While men and women cowered in their seats Rust forced a passenger to 'tpke the keyai from the sheriffs pocket and unlock the handcuffs and leg Irons? The bandit then leaped from thewindow of the moving train eye wiU nessez said ulker died a tew' minutes later Whtn arreqted at Aberdeen a week ago Bust was declared to havsJeen driving a car stolen from where he Is wanted for breakingpa role COUNCIL SHBUID 1 A GRANIPELIIION RAWLEIGH CO Personated Another Ms and Went M1 Steady I (By Baited ret tTtre) Chicago July Cspadona 30 today faced United Stales Judgej James H' AVllkersont'pn contempt charges thftt want 'to 'Jail on ofiother man's sentence' vf Cspadona Substituted in DeKalb county prison for Peter' JI a who was convicted snd glvcn sixty days bn 5a vfoifoawt ths '(prohibi tion law? engaged jpe fceceptami? he aaidgo Ml Peter might remain frje and wPPorV the tatter's foaxlV pf flvz nstfo wno also wttWlrJ MTEST MOVE Ig' INREPIUSAL' OR SATURDAY'S BOMB 3 7 OUTRAGE START? TEBRITORK 1 Renorhd That of Krupp VVorlft Havq Been Seized Border Control Is Tightened ii United Berlin July 2 Advance of rench troopstn Ruhr and Rhineland began at dawn The move Is here to be In reprisal for the bomb outrkge'afHochfeld bridge Saturday in which many Belgian soldier lost their lives V' irst Town Occupied it 4 A tn WesthOfttV was occupied by dhe rench at 4 a Reports Xtom Schwerte wflre that a detachment sixty rench cycltats was onlts way to "that city while cavalry and In fantry advanced in ths direction' of Hagcri 1 It' is reported that the entire Krupp works in the Ruhr have been seized and 11 work stopped Thq occupied areas have beep cut off from tho rest of Germany as 'a result of sanctions following the IfochfeM pulrage No' traffic Save in foodattifrs Is allowed the Ger mans' tUl Used as Hostages A typical example of thoiform reprisals aro taking Is to be found in th? situation at Dylsbrg Twenty ritizens'jwerp arrestect aryl held "as hostn'ges' qoffee houses and theaters were closed yehlcular tYkffio 1s pro hibited pedestrians must keep oft the streets' from 10 'p until a Every time a passing through th occupied area comss to a bridge head the German 'passenger are forced to alght' Then with their hands "held5 over' their beads' lljey are on foot over the bridge ahead of the tralniand taken" aboard ori the othefe Tho boidcr control has' been tlght ened Orders have gone outfrom forces of occupatipn that pedps trians attempting fo? cross (he borderstby country roads willbe ehot nceremen tou siy 1 The rench occupied several im portant' divisionsof 7 'the 'Krupp works It Is not known whether they desire to confiscate (locomotives "etc or Intend to occupy tn works per nranentlyM 'I' '(By lotted pres Leased Wire) Chicago5' July? 2 national wheat eouridlorganized following the whnt conference here? today launched a campaign to increase wheat through great er consumption py 3 (The council Will also seek tb kqep production even Wltb the demand ac cording to "Congressman Sydney Anderson Minaibota The probtabfebne of bringing the control of prices within our own country?" I i ATION AUTHORITIES ARE INDING IT TASK 1 DIICULTY By wiluam ibsit (Hnltrl I'ini Staff Corrswnnintent) Washington July Prevention of 'smuggling pfiallen into ''the country is the biggest task that tyees American authorities as the greatest ot all immigration rushes surges through the 'portal of the United States Commissioner of Im migration1 Husband th United Press Husband said that he had been In touch with his office1 over the week end siyi that ep6rta the foreign flood seeking entrance to country lsr being handled smoothly He had not heard however from all immigration stations and could not'estimate the total applying yes terday' and today "Husband expect ed a gteat rush on the Canadian border stations and at KeYWcst ta because of the accumulation of alliens in Canada Cuba and tho rVest Indies i With every available' inspector and examiner command eered and even regular employees of the department 'tt Ikbor called into Service for the work Husband believe that the force of immigra tion1 operatives will lx abiefto handle tjtose aliens seeking 1 hew homes 'hae Husband Wars however tbat he Immigration force will prOVlnsut ficlent to deal with the large ruxpibef of aliens who are expected to sneak in outside of the regular 1m hilgralfoh siatiohK77' SENATOR MILLS WOULD BE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR A 'M RY HENRY ARRELL jUnlrl Great alls MOnC July SWhlfo visiting Elks behind' flashily rigged out of town hands paraded tho streets here today Jack Kearns waited for the call to cbme after the final Installment of' $100 '000 of th 3300000 purse promised Jack Demp sey for fight'irig 'tommy GibBdna iu' Shelby on July 4 me state con irttifirt nf Klkw sfifimwl trf huvb some kind of jioise mak Wg body and they ail tried the first Jueak of th ifojhy going to work on tho streets before break fast The street and business houjura are fed' with colors and the town look hke a car nival 1 Kearns said he had no idea when he would be 'summoned to get his money and George Stanton the banker would go no further than to say Today is the day 'You boys will have to be 'patient' Kearns said the promoter had promised! to call him last night and make a date to it over andpay it but that they apparently had forgotten to do it he' had not hcard a word from them' Th absence of definite tafortna tlon about the time ot payment is not taken however to mean that there is any great dotfbt about the turning over of Jhe money and one of th facetious remark was that they would all have to wait until th photographers got out ot bed Even money and better was offer ed this morning that the money would be paid" and that the fight would be staged on th ourth but there werq no takers Dempsey arose 'this mornlngat 8 o'clock and took 'a walk: along' the Missouri river bank He had a lit tle scuffling session with dogs when returned and then pver the various other Inmates of his menagerie The champion had breakfast and then set about th task of writing some letters and answering oom of the' hundred ot letter "that come to him daily in the moll i Dempsey may do a little work ground ibejrj'nasium this morning but not enoughdo get too 'sweet according to Jerry Leveatls hl trainer Dempsey will not leave here until Wednesday morning It is ft 4 hour run from here to Shelby and plans will be made for him to arrive there shortly be tor at he tgoei'Crt' which is 'Scheduled for 3 o'clock mountain "lime' The first brelimi narjr ia scheduled to start at ipoom ACESfEDERALBOURTs IDENTITYO SLAYER STH MYSTERY the Dubuqtfe county official stated that the dead body positively was riot that of BkblriU Chief Donated Also received a leter from Mrs Dixon of Cetlari Rajrids Ion ask Ing for a description rfinni saying that It might bo her husband However the woman' wrote that her husband had his initial tatooed on KAyffland'Msth(Tdcad no such marks 'll cannot "bo Hannah Baker whose address was found email book on the parson offthe dea(mn waa expected Iforot from Chicago yesterday to make an ftfolr to Identify lite of the slayer but shp did not arrive The sheriff's office endeavored to 'identify as" Coopdr Me Daniel wanted at Jtefubhta fTenn on a charge of stesfing automobiles Th description of McDaniel com ss reifiv thn dtad lYlAn wlh the exception ot thewyee Mo Daniel is sum ro nuvcjiau while r) decidedly brown or ehestnut color The body of the murderer la being held' at the Tempel morgue the hoping that they may be able uldmatefy" to positively Identify ah slayer 1 Officer rueh Buried funeral of his victim Officer (Jlarcnco ruep1 was held at Jlr O'clock ibfo morning from tho home of bls mother Anna rueh at 621' South' Hancock Mem bers ot thw city police department Vtteridwrffie TuiUWI taagroup' The body wae lakh to rest wnaraim cemetery The PoJJee department acted as escort to the cemetery and th' city ball MC ws tolled a the bodypassetl that place en route cemetery CHRISTIANITYiAS CORESs OR WORLD'S PRESENT ILLS i'VV Vi A''ihy naiiea lssad Mtre r5Vinona Iatk? lnd "July Christianity Ah JQday Lha only hope ot saving tie' worfd from? chaos' Bishop" William 4V Anderson of the Methodist Episcopal church declared tn the address of th con A AL JS SA I la being held here with represenia MKIIIi) BY PRISONER Ell 1 ittlGMl BEGINyiNG I 1 11 Oskas jc OVER 2000 ADMITTED AT NEW YORfc YESTERDAY A Ad 5 Apertrd That 2 Will Be PusedJ today Appear to Be of superior we I I i I A hl via' asXirvyr 4 hlt4 rM gtaff ills isiano July lid of the melting pot was opened to "1 day to Jtlitf greatest Hih Of tmfitilg tlon atned the new restrictions went into tfeet two years ago Dawn found "a staff 'of official which had labored throughout Sun day ooca more at work passing th first ot the 3500' immigrants who ape expected to gain admission to' th United Stale today Two thous and seventy first of the hit' man' Cargoes dumped hers by ados en transatlantic nionient '7'i thevnew Immigration Jear began 'f 'The rush of foreigners' seeking TI i homes There lured for the most part according to' their by high such pa the 312 a day paid" Jj to bricklayers expected to bs ovkr by Tuesday afternobnZ whett the largest number of Immigrant a that ever has sought admission tat one time will have been passed' Commissioner 'of Immigration Henry Currant said "that in Opinion the present rush of 'fcnml of4 an food class and that at least 10 pet ceht would ba admitted' fi In spit of the record number to be handled Currnn said there wa no serious congestion as ths nsw cornea were swept A iroughr tha nee? z7 entiir channsfiT ot Inspection and Tir 73 Buoyed up ty he recent excite ment of tho race to port the new arrivals seemed happy Many ot them possessed musical Ipatru mfhts an'i of immigrants pressingforward to inspection livened thewaitifig old 'CeaarifEUttlnLlt year bld taMan bcyt tlrat ofthe 'July quota tobe' 4 admitted said ha had bean attracted Yk to the United' State hfs'j "3 brother now divtoff here was aakj Tnf3Iz a 'day as family fumed the EBIa Iutad'fc: routine 'because he saldhe $jaa ready purchased ultaan reser vs lions for Chicago tha delay was 4 vj nira i Kotne of thw hausted their 'quota i Thr division known a th '7 riqmprtsin 7 Turkey TW in Asia and lVrsla list nightex ceeffingritsr quota hy two A rawing ThrvughDeirait Gateway Detroit Mfch July ive hup dred foreigner stormed th imtni gration office here yesterday were wdmitiedto Iha United States under allowed for the fiscal year44 As many would be ImmW 'grants and on the rest of th days of the week according to Dr rentis director of immlgration here 's Several 'thousand applfoattqhs varst Vxpectl to be received duririg Ythe week Ilf Brontts sahl as thousand Of foreigners were reported to have been waiting 'on the Canadian side for th7 past few' weeks t' ginning or in new uscai year Mostly rom 'British' waeasfon' Ninety five percent of admit fed yesterday were frofp Cariarfa jg and British posaesatons Ajtew'ertiy from h'rance cqu ntriesvK jCT Trnndgrantsl from jGrHj Africa and Armenia were turned down? Idenxls said because the quota thewe nationalities re sir email tttalEe 'ofCc'ers iu handle fall pplicanta4 iTijr rtish of immigrants sterad yeterday la tfcebi wt known to port of Detroit In rrotis said Manyi Arrive At Boston Boston1 July ot rv I A hat A Ik lVtaU49 St2UWr Wif lifting several thousand ImptigHtoUe who arrived onfour stanraliipS' since Sunday meaning Nearly 590 prospccilei'entraiita 4 to sthw United States Jwmred' Dwffir A the eteansnftsr Adrifftfo dent ill more wheni" tby doked 'Ssi Most of night'! Th riewcomers'wha jurh onthe Moufit Clinton and Columbia ImirilgratioiC say" 2 'i NOT NOWNECESSABYTMVAIT YEAR DIVORCE BEORE REMARRIAGE' (By Unlted Pres Lused Wira) Springfield July 2 By thecratch of hfs pen Gov Len Small to day had placed hundreds of children tn this state "within" law" The ptatu executive signed the Thon marriage and divorce billwhich repeals the act prohibiting marriages in this state "Wlthfe Hkyear was granted eltherbr" both of the parties The bill such marriages and legitimize children born of such marriage It also provide that vested property rights shall not ba effected jM 'Hundred of Illinois couple 'had violated th piddivorce and marriage tf JIMrl Ji MV UWC WUC rtage now are legal Distributive Schoo und The governor' also s'gned Dailey1 bill? which created a new sys tern of distributing the dlsa Ju school fund of gOOOOOa a year 'The bill vfaa drawn at the Suggestion ot the Illinois Educational Commission and provides that tho common Schdol fund shall be distributed according to the nunqlier of days ichool is In session th amount of assessed valu ation of property the standard of tralnlnglof thtsir hlng staff the numbet ot teachers and: the number of pupils in each district It' quires the boards of education of each1 district to furnish a budget to Qe superintendent PUW1 Jn stnietlon ailure of the boanl tcT furnish the district budget ior to comply with ths minimum health ye qulrements two years "shall ln grounds for forfeiture of rlghtta part'cIpdte ln thejfunJ received by th county superintendent The governor also slgned the Iagg' bill providing fortho ahpltahrtient of boajrds ot review and assessors elect ed after vote of the people has been taken on the proposition? NIOODOO REWARD OB 'Mnsf 7: PRACTICABLE PEACE PLAtf Edward WABok Offers Huge BVl'rlXfak OU(C9ksJIl "New York? July A reward of 10000(1 win go 1o the person who auKtiav miwimjvoi muvviu plan whpreby the United States pin cooperate 'with other natfonejh the preservation of 'world pence i Edward WMlok'Pbitadilphia for mer editor of The Home Journal' has rmida ffte offer to be known fes ths American peace award Under the terms ottbe award 1 50 000 will be paid for the Jdta itself4 and th other 30000 when the planj adopted by the senate or Is en dorsed by a stent popular depwnd $EEXIN8TO PR0VE4ABERT rf rfCIEDROMNAWRAL CAUSES PV 7 Lake City la July A AUorneys fori waiter Higginbotham qq trid here for the murdew ef Martin Talstrf sought to 'prove today tt Tatrart died from natural cause and rial from flogging at thehrindiipt 1 VV a wo MSflA "flwp)n thllUtCsiir 3 lejwstng of jLTquorLaw )ne lanvinsingv swnru Same Way tlr Catted Press Leazed Wire) 1 Jjjly Slxjjm I Pnt bills passefiby the last gen assembly weryt nto theexecu 3 waste basket' today when 'Gov ulll V'ArwAS 4 ravn i Vr Lpajroll IMUDcsd vetoed bills' art's Use bill 772committee on an iriattons providing for the an 1 publication' of the statepay A Hi 561 providing that all finesed from violations ot the liquor shall be remitted to tho attor mertil for enforce oClhe prohibition laws I B327 Roberts providing jail lence" for Cook county encoders nate bill 122 Buck restrains 'I State canvassing board from jg behind tho returns submitted 4hem by th 9 secretary of state 4 Hr 346 creates a state ot fourteen mem 14 to investigate the "entire sub Meli of taxation and report to the' session 5 bCTtye general as R17 iMirvlrirs Yfinnallnt hftf I KI hegon ot motor vehicle law dieh provides for the appointment If automobile investigators by the eftary state Jwetoe Twenty KlgxuThree 1 JTls state executive Re Izining ln'hls possession are twelve k3l which probably will bn acted BM before the ten day period glv I him by if he constitution Th' belief prevails that all bills Baed after July 1 this year do not some effective until next July Blmong ptijpr bills 'vetoed by thorernor are dhe following 1 Dther'ijills Killed: 326 Roberts any pollen 'of B1 of Clifoago or any' park officer Hh City to admit to balk personszted tortt EaUi do not a carry a pepiten Itjsentrnco 1 11 Br 474J Re Moore provides toL closing of the offices ot tho faro clerk Saturday after 1 Every delegation to iKftn L011 JlHLKUWJw 1 BA8S4 Scholes extends profi of compensation Include th operation ot hlng machines 'hurch Tprovides thnt! unne riieW than lOM Illation a deputy assessor of any Biship which is coextensive withcity shall be elected at the same a city pincers Disbarred Attorney 775 GareSche providing a for justices of the peace itrat wno permit dienar orney to practice in their 1570 smith glVcs couri ds the right to annex terri outslde of corporate limits submitting proposition to a lot th people In the territory IB 437 committee oil education Ls ft the duty of township lures to Wcposit all money in lrf Whih the greater portion townslypJs located I 645 Carlson definiiyg the chauffeur gs used in the motor tie taw' ri' Bill Signed governor signed the following 21Carlson provides that alles (connecting parts of state radswhatt bo'maintahred by the Essington requires Haris 4o 1 4 aU thority from cdurt before consenting to a sale interest in real estate bclons to his ward? Jy 403 Carlson removes from cners act tnp provision vre persons making' application jeacners certificate In manual fg 'domestic science or do 1 fr 1 a i a jVjLMVi hw Riauuavw 'cuo high school jffl AND SPtUfAIOHS INJUfltO 4SvH1 in Internal (ouai Kmo in rance Dnited Preu Leaded Wire rance July The ratw 1 izcaya fifteen rpecta Injured when the rench 10 drove at Indlanariolfs hit riph pQte and went 'thrbugh ler at tho start of the Inter grandprlx road race today machines started in the 800 grind Bordina driving a ned into the lead and held ninth round being pass a British Sun wthe' in tvhfth ViwC'fkVfl was Spurred on a dangerous turn was going nign spepa me bit the pole force that it broke oft re down a tree ancL went 10 tne crowc somespecta fractured skulls and LACK NEEDED SWITCH TRACK WILL DEIAY BIG BUILDING 1 The Rawlelgh company has a petition tho 'city council asking for the right to run a switch track along receqtjy acquired prop erty in the vicinity of their plant with th view of erecting more Ings to carry on their business Th company has a very extensive build Ing plin under way and ire' all ready to go ahead with their build ing They have been delayed three weeks or piore because the council ha not as yet taken th necessary The eounrii 'meeta tonight gnd it is hoped that the council will take taforable faction on their pe tition 'tThte ia one of the most Im portant in and the big Rawlelgh plant ds in opera tion twelve months in the year with' scarcely a lay off of a man I It la a big institution the largest ofRs kind in the world probabiyandnow that the company wants fo make it even' larger they should be given every possible encouragement by city council and ths citizens in gen should be no unnecessary delay as time mean everything with thia companyThey own extenIv plants in various parts ottbe coum try and are mot obliged to build their additions here unless prompt action Is taken there i danger that reeport a Hl lose thla mammoth new addition to the home planty Mhrg than 12000000 a nd parcel were mailed in England witlri Insufficient 1U1TPS during' recent six month nf 'it' 1 4 1 I 1 i ar Xjk vzzf A fArHc7z A si PhI 1 Ln aS! 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