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SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR
SALEM, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1925
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New Al Smith Presidential Boom Seen Under Way
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Law Puison'Skirts
Italy Threatens to Duplicate U. $. World Flight
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Patrolmen .William. Gibbons (left) and Joseph P. Crowlej of
the Bedford, Mass., polic; force, impersonated women, and ased
knieting needles deftlj, in order to bUin evidence aeaiwt dry law
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Congressman Is fyhMitcheWs
- Counsel in Army Court Martial
f Italy may be the first to daplicatt the feat of UnclerSam in ervlrcling the globe by' airpfinc.
Commander Francesco "de Pinedo, accompanied by M. Campanelli in a small hydroplane, is prepat-
ing to complete Tjis j jimp across the Paci6c, bavin j reached Manila. Pinedo (righf), CampaneUiand
.heir pUne are shown. . .
pgegnGetsO, K. Rich Bootleggers Bribe Jailers,
Of Union Labor Tiirn Chi PnUilcs Tnriw.Trir
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Chicago, is seen by poUtical observers the beginning of a new Smith presidential boom. Nearly
100 000 arsons gathered at a picnic at Beverly Hills, suburb, to hear him speak. He is seen (top)
; action there, Bottom, George E. Brennan, boss of the ptrtyjn iUinou, is seen greeting htm in
De pariment Store Selling Ford Planes Over Counter
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The New York department store that Is telling Ford-made airplanes over the counter as sUpTe Col. William A. Mitchell in the flier's trial before army judges on
merchandise reports a steady demand for them at $25,000 each. r One of the all-metal planes , la charees trowine out of hi attack 5 on the management of the air
William GreeW new president
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bor", has the so&d support of
onion labor of tie country, the
' approval given his leadership in
annual convention at Atlantic
City 'indicates. " '
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shown compared in sise with a Sperry "flivver plane."'
; services. The? are shown tosrctI:c- k
Hopes to Give U. S. Good Wetting
A nti-Semitic Riots Threatened in Vienna
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lRepreientaiive John Philips Hill of Maryland, i seeking atxp-
' port among congressmen for the bill he" will introduce in the house
in December providing for repeal bf the "ignteenth amendment.
The law. has been tested and proved a failure," he avers. "The
time has coma .when for the fc-'c of the constitution if nothing
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deavortng to prevent further
gatherings of Jews in the capital
following . the 'anti-Semitic mass
''meeting in front of theVotiv
kirthe, in :VTienna, when lOjOOO
expressed ' disapproval of the
holding of -the Zionist World
Conference In the city; for fear
of race riots.
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-Ability of the millionaire beer-runners, Frank lake (left)and
Terry Druggan (right), to get in and out of Cook county jail, Chi
cago, at will while serving a one-year sentence, has caused a federal
mtrxligation that promises to end in a city political upheaval.
Pruggan confesses bribing jailers and higher-up. .-Tbey den. it.
Divers Direct S-SVRescue T
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that the fans don'tsce'. It's a
, common sight oni gridirons' these
' .. days as candidates labor to. make
the team. . The photo shows two
squads of players at ' Butgers
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; Top: James Ingraham,' deep-sea diver ' mirigJupfrorhVt
wreck -of the V:. S. submarine S-51, ' sunk off Block'IslaM c'-. ar
'New LorKim, Conn.,. with 34 aboard. Bottom: The, base ships cf
the" rescue, workers "la center can be seen the jopciaie". tx j
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