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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1925 CONTINUE 1 SEARCH FOR DOG KILLER: ‘May Post $100 Reward for! Conviction of Pois- oner Authorities soning of X during Weeks had today failed to s clues leading to a aystery, ation the poi- blooded dogs | in’ Bismarek | Uncover new n organ, ood chance olution of the} | | | i ade to find him, pme aetion i ings will continue.” RE DUCE SHORT f HAUL TARIF FS Substantial freight: points not apart have Great Northe roads, effective from De mber to March, was announced here tate railroad board. uth Dakota also ha been made, the board was ad- vised. ¥ Organize $250,000 Bismarck Company cation for in- ists of nine men ley; BP. W. R. D. Joos, e Kugler, ‘a ", M, Davis, Bis- marek, Hold Ex-convict For Tire Theft 1. vy. HH. Bo. ied in justice court here fo aling tires from a ek. garage near Detroit Buys , 64 More Coaches Doubles Mileage of Graham Brothers Bus Lines; Service Opens Up New Residential Districts The Street Railway ype motor coae 148 bought fr accordance n of H. U. r of the De operated (000, 000 imilen und have proved of Street Rail increase transporta- 1d, and thus fur & co-ordinated se: es. ‘The motor coach ding part in expand! ey lines were ‘he Department of giso inaugurating “operating coach se le principal hotels in the anaes tion of the city. This should pve very convenient to the large ber of visitors continually ar- in Detroit who desire to reach downtown section of the city Rhout the necessity of inquiring directions. order for 64 Graham Brothers jor coaches is one of the largest le orders for automotive equip- f ever placed by a street railway. coaches are being delivered at ate of two a day. Borne Oe LOOKING IN COMFORT UST WHEN THE spaired of getting port on the results Federal Council of ization friendly to the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Law, issues a thiriy-thousand word document on the subject which, by its temper and method, wins tributes of praise from the camps of both the wets and ‘the How It Strikes the “Wets” In the opinion of Capt. William H. Stayton, President of the American Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, “the report is frank and truthful.” mony of the Rey. Frederick Ernest Johnson, an advocate of Prohi- bition, who signs the report, came as a novel and refeshing experi- ence to The Minute Man,” anti-Prohibition organ. Smith’s Triumph Over Hylan and Hearst La Follette—“Son of His Father”—In the Senate? 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