The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1925, Page 2

PAGE TWO 7) , PUBLIGEAILS | TO LIKE $2 | PAPER BILLS, Attempt Made to Popularize | Denomination of Currency Does Not Succeed federal reserve n sentatives pm all pa country told Assistant Secret Treasury De m was really around ) p try | BRUCE 1, jusual THE BISMARCK “TRIBUNE SUSON state of affairs, KENTUCKY EDITOR ARRESTED adding: ky., duly 28.~An editor Those who had ‘held positions me «to be quick on the draw [in the city financial department say . overtime, it if he wanted to run a paper down | that, in so far as they can remember, | ciate ibn the stuff out fast enouh, here in Kentucky, and a loaded six| this is the first time in history that | Dewey's iden make: people, usu: Shoo hoa part af his|the city was broke within a month ‘ Wonk need sovortle 1 telephone. — [after the June taxes had been col and editors renson- ne : freedom of the For proof of tor Griffi lected.” Swear to Warrant an and City Audi Murphy thereupon swore Mayor O'Dono: t se of Bruce 1.[to a warrant for Susong's arrest, the ‘itor of the Ken-| charging that this statement tucky false and designed | Suson’ arrested and is now edit and injure estions were of-, out on under ne provisions jof the state's new ip law.” sa long series of "i the overn-| His friends declare his. ease eon- the city ' nt titute ‘ld effort to curb the |istration and the Kentucky F bout the size of cigar freedom of the press a Scripps-Howard newspaper. store coupons, such as many coun Slander Is Charged The Post objected when O'Dono- tries get along with, They'd save Mayor Daniel A. O'Donovan of|van's administration fired almost raw material and fit i pocket-) Covington asserts, on the other hand, | every man in the finance department books » avoiding the eres t ong was arrested merely [and ‘created many new jobs. It also mussing and wadding ap, which because his paper printed slanderous | fought for abolition of tells on the them out so fast now. | matter bridge between Covington and New rath latlengen | ie alll happened like this: | port. s xes were collected in June,| Attorneys that the gossip law, teal. wvitii all og} 8 Shortly terward, Su- | designed to prevent the circulation | NAVE Cheer ta en-| one learned that the eity officials | of rumors ndidates during praving and printings bureau's emer-| hd voted to borrow $50,000 tom politicul ra ay have the effect gency is riyth I's already. be-| curre jof keeping p: from printing any demand! pon printed nd with its w and the pe en rather un- Something’s got to be done, and|— ie Se “pronto,” or there'll be a paper! oxtra-super-localized a type as this money famine throughout the land, | CXt™USUt alized’ ay tyneras/ thls A heavy shower that you can walk Bonus i pend foe pias 1 few minutes—that is to say, cityward doesn’t worry Secrets fro ere the storm is Agriculture Jardine « bit, Or puzzle} Ee eat fathead ; : it isn't—can fairly be de- th das kinda que Railroad from! run into nd out of storms, of pedestrians to hoof e city Light in th : advo too, and higher pay. It's ural enough to aecount for the move-l bone dr thar A nt” though as to the matter of | gone Tas. tnantte Ron ontlenscertany sien ane a If it keeps on the weather depart- Yemen ovine comigaentive mene. Will shave <to » its Wash- farmer, considering comparative} ington forecasts by the city ward, living alte But that the shift ever will go] far enough to endanger the coun- he iste e *s food supply is an idea he on Psi t re arene oohs. ate ; e the minute there's the — least ney ek See lese a hint at such a peril,” he points out, D0 pl | ‘prices of farm products willl rise,| 1hv0), Mans faithful friend which will mean more mon ricultu ediatel But V the city that is strug- inning to return t city dwe: the land. an exception is claimed there are 100,000 dogs in the Washington has freak weather he ei the meteorolog be when things were «© now and when t, It always has bee Es ritwo or three brisk, high - | ple ized thunderstorms in the course of | home: many of its hot days, but never, so| shape, but the Viennese n remember, of s unybody ¢ so'on to their dogs. 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Minnette has tuken first. priz a country-wide beauty contest to. —All her cover a new star for the sereen. ture. She Along with. the usual qualifications my dr tl the judges of this contest also de- sll Still goo CUT PENSION COSTS _ OBSTINATE Minot, N. D., July 28—Desirous of) tne jur ies na Sietived st ine a ex.| sider their verdict. When they re reducing Ward county's monthly ex ile veGuitthe-junoee cal edll pense of approximately $1,000 for mothers’ pensions by 50 per cent, the of Evansville, | this contest M he day when stage. a favo life | db horoscope P mu he ‘ope voruble results. for submit! scope been to the judges. e in un- Now she to start in her fi ing county commissioners inaugur- ; never | mi ated a thorough investigation into er pension case, prelim- ‘ ngs on all petitions 0 and 31. 1, employ marck, social service worke leigh county, to investigate each ap- | Ohies Vv plication. 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