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Guns Traced to Him.

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"Scarface" Al Capone, Chicago racketeer to whom the guns used in the gang, killing of Frank Uacle, ör Yale, are al- leged to have been traced by police. The "big shot" of Chi- cago's underworld meanwhile stays in seclusion in his Florida home.

Farmers' Advocate.

George N. Peek, advocate of the McNary-Hangen bill as he appeared recently at a confer- ence with Governor Alfred E. Smith in New York city, He is chairman of the committee of 22 of the North Central Agri- cultural Conference...

May Succeed Smith.

Rescued From Atlantic's Clutches.

Captain Frank T. Courtney; insét, and his search by the S. S. Minnewaska. Their giant, three companions, were forced down in mid-scaplane was drifting helplessly and but for Atlantic while flying from the Azores to New their being in the steamship paths they would foundland, and were picked up after a long have been lost,

Forced Down Off Azores.

· After iveeks al bad weather at Hörta. Azores, Captain Frank T. Courtney (inset), English aviator, fted his Dornier-Napier flying boat off the surface of the harbor and headed for. New-

foundland. But misfortune again overtook him,..

the big seaplane being forced down 500 miles at sea. Wireless dispatches state the crew is not in danger. His fight started from Lisbun, Portugal,

-Assassin Tells His Story.

May Succeed Calles.

Aaron Ssent, goverrier, of- the stato of Nuevo Leon and Obregonlsta-chief- tain, who has been looked upon as the logical successor to President P. Elias Calles of Marica,

War Ace Killed.

When his plane crashed at Pro- vidence, R. L, during an air meet, Clifton Thompson, a Lafayette Esca drills acc, was burned to death, before the eyes of his bride of a few months.

Fights “Dry" Law.

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Senator-Elect.

Jose de Leon Toral (second from left) is shown talking to reporters in Mexico City in the first interview permitted by authorities following his assassination of President-elect Alvaro

Obregon. Inset, Concepcion Acevedo, nun whom Toral claims inspired him to commit the crime.

Knights Are Bold-In Carcassone.

Charles H. Sabin, chairman of the board of Guaranty Trust: Co., who, has. accepted appointment, as treasurer of the Association against the Prohibi tion Amendment. The. hanker an nounced he was in the fight to the bitter end.

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