The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1924, Page 8

~ ee _____THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE U.S. MAKES JUAREZ 9-0°CLOCK TOWN Cabaret Girls Idle and Bars Empty in “Wickedest City” PAGE EIGHT PACKERS FIGHT | GOVERNMENT'S CASEIN COURT Swift and Armour Would Set “Consent TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1924. Washington, April 15.—Indications _ | were given at the White House that the American government had decid- ed on its representatives to the joint claims commission with Mexico. Cook by Electricity. It is Safe. Ge naan anr I eTON eNnn SRE eee en Ss aden. SO NOT ele NE ‘The Thaw trial was marked by in-| row. | Thaw's divorced wife, which was Date Remains Unpaid {counsel as guardian for t An- Sey Mary Thaw, who joined in the peti-ja warehouse at Li Ken-| ‘ ’ ti awrencebury, Ken- z BISMARCK TAX [seis seifecr etn test U.S-Decides on N ’ | oom. when Dr. Mills made his a=-) Judge Cochran announced that he Claims Today tervention of Russel] William Thaw, Permitted after Judge Monaghan jticipatory interest in Thaw's estate | { sertion, 4 would set the case for trial tomor- \ RECEIPTS UP. | ‘ |13 year old son of Evelyn Nesbit, a Per Cent of Tota¥ Due to had appointed one of Miss Nesbit’s given as the basis for the inter- “DRESS UP AND SUCCEED” STYLES Aside Famous Decree” of 1920 DENIES BOOZE i CASRINPLEA | Congressman Langley Enters reent of taxes id at this time. nation of the city of ation is: real es. personal proper , total $6.200,056. 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