APPOINTED MINISTER
BERLIN, July 3, (/P)—President
Hindenburg appointed Herman
D e i t r e c h, democratic Reichstag
leader, as minister of finance to
succeed Dr. Paul Moldenhauer. who
resigned several weeks ago.
EXPECTING HEIR
BRUSSELS. July 3, (£>)—'The
King and Queen of the Belgians
left for a visit in Switzerland. At
Luzerne' they will receive from the
Princess Marie Jose of Peidmont,
bride of Prince Humbert of Italy,
who is said to be expecting an heir.
DIES FROM HEAT
NEW YORK-, July 3, (JP)—One
death from the heat was reported
as the temperature climbed to 87 in
New York. Minimum was 71,
APPLIES FOR LICENSE
DETROIT, July 3, (/P)—Professor
Lawrence Gould, who was a mem
ber of the Byrd expedition, applied
in Ann Harbor, Mich., for a license
to wed Miss Margaret Rice.
REPULSED ATTACK
PARIS, July 3, </P)—Premier Tar
dieu easily repulsed the first attack
on his government when a Socialist
motion, amounting to a vote of
censor, was rejected in the Cham
ber 330 to 252.
INVESTIGATE COST
WASHINGTON. July 3, (JP)—'The
Senate adopted a resolution direct
ing the tariff commission to inves
tigate the differences in production
cost of French and American laces
u.Tith the idea of effecting tariff re
duction.
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REFEREE S DECISION
I DETROIT, July 2, (£>)—Earl Mas
tro, Chicago feather-weight, won
ja referee’s decision over Bud Taylor
in a 10-round affair at the Michi
gan State Fairgrounds. Mastro’s
speedy two-fisted attack had Tay
lor puzzled thruout most of the
rounds and the Chicago youngster
was able to keep out of the way of
most of Taylor’s powerful swings.
FAIR Rl'N HERRING
The herring salteries in the La
touclie district are reporting a fair
run of early herring and say that
the quality is better this year and
are expecting to barrel quite a bit
of fish this year; the size is good
for gibbing and the fish appear to
be in good condition.
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RICH PROVINCE TAKEN
i SHANGHAI, July 3. (JP)—‘The rich
province of Shantung with its 40,
000.000 people has fallen into the
hands of the northern rebels. The
Nationalists have been greatly re
duced in strength by dseertions and
have retreated out of the province.
TAX ABATEMENT
I WASHINGTON, July 3, (A1)—
Douglas Fairbanks Pictures Corp.,
of New York received an income
and profits tax abatement of $385,
000.
NEW RADIO STATION
The Copper River Packing Co., at
^Nellie Juan, has installed a new
iwireless outfit and started operat
ing their new station the call let
iters of which are K D D. The new
!transmitter was furnished by Palm
ier & West, radio and electrical en
gineers in the Maritime Building,
Seattle.
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CAUGHT IN TRAP
LOS ANGELES, July 3, (IP)—
Caught in a trap laid in his own
apartment by Chicago and Los An
geles police detectives, Frankie
Forester and four fellow gangsters,
suspected of the brutal slaying of
Jake Lingle, Tribune reporter, were
arrested. The five are held incom
municado in the city jail where
they are charged with suspicion of
murder.
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