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JUNE 21. 1029.

PROBE VERIFIES SENATE POWER PRESS CHARGES Utility Financed Mobile (Ala.) Paper. Federal Trade Board Finds. C: ’ ml and Pr> WASHINGTON. June 21.—The federal trade commission investigation of the power trust’ has been a full and complete" vindication

Nobthland Michigan I hrough sleeping cars to Pctoekcy Harbor Springs Wee|uetonsiug Mackinaw City Leave Indianapolis 3:25 P. M. Reduced Summrr Vacation I arcs The Northland offers daily service throughout the season to Traverse City, Petoskey, Bay View , Harbor Springs. Mackinac Island and other Michigan resorts. I or further information, and for illustrated booklet, "Mich igan in Summer, ’’ phone or write (.ip 1 ickct Office, 110 Monument Place. Phone Kilcy 735.1 Pennsylvania Railroad

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of charges made on the floor of the -enafe that the trust established a n<",i j paper In Mobile. Ala., Senator George Norris of Nebraska declared in a statement Thursday night. "Other evidence almost daily has iartlcd the country in the magnitude of the investment of the trust in newspapers in various parts of the country." Norris declared, "but the inve 'igation of the Mobile newspaper situation discloses that where the trust could not buy a newspaper, they did not hesitate- to establish a newspaper. "In order to cover their tracks in Mobile. Logan Martin loaned the money to Abner Aldrcdge. Aldrcdge loaned the money to Joseph McGowin McGowin loaned the money to R. B. Chandler, the subscriber to the stock in the new paper.” Norris said jhat until this evidence was brought out the “power

trust” “frantically was denying that any power money was involved in the establishment of the paper, and was denouncing almost daily the claims made ofi the floor of the senate that, if the truth were unfolded. it would be found that the power trust furnished the money that brought about the establishment of a newspaper in a territory where they were unable to Control through advertising or any other means, the editorial policy of the newspapers already established.”

CITY SCULPTOR WINS HONOR IN SOAP SHOW M iss Marcia Clapp Awarded SL> in National Contest. Miss Marcia Clapp, 56 North Seventh street. Beech Grove, has been awarded honorable mention in the advanced amateur group of the fifth annual competition of small sculptures in white soap for the Proctor and Gamble prizes amounting to $1,600.' More than 3.000 statutes in soap from every state in the Union and from foreign countries were included in the exhibition, flow- on display in the Anderson galleries, New York, and later to be exhibited here. Jack Carroll, of Jackson. Mich., received first prize. $l5O, in the advanced amateur division. Honorable mention netted Miss Clapp sls.

UNCERTAIN ON DATE FOR POPE TO LEAVE VATICAN Elaborate Ceremonies Arc Expected to Greet Pontiff. /:" ’ nit' ,I IT' sx VATICAN CITY, June 21.—The probable time when Pope Pius II will emerge from the Vatican, the first pope to do so since 1870, has caused considerable speculation in Vatican City and Rome. The date most frequently mentioned at present is June 29, far enough away to enable papal authorities to complete arrangements for the elaborate ceremonies demanded by the importance of the occasion. Msgr. Caccia Dominioni, papal master of the household, informed the United Press, however, that no date yet has been set, but that the pope certainly would leave the Vatican, since he now' has his independent government and the formal recognition by the Italian government.

Road Bids to be Received. ANDERSON. Ind., June 21—Two county unit road contracts to be awarded Saturday by the Madison county commissioners still attract bidders from Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky. Bids will be received for the paving of a road from Pendleton through Lapel to the Hamilton county line at an estimated cost of $345,000 and for extending West Eighth street pavement to Hamilton on an estimate of $44,000.

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SPUR CONVICT HUNT 19 of 43 Who Escaped Still at Large. : fly in t'd Pm CLEMENS PRISON FARM. BRAZCRIO. Tex.. June 21— Mixed posses of guards and civilians scat-

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tered out again at dawn today in an effort to round up the nineteen convicts still at large out of the forty-three who escaped from the prison farm here after overpowering three guards. Fifteen of the forty-three have been recaptured, with possibilities that others might be held by officers in nearby towns. Warden Harrell of the state penitentiary at Huntsville, lias taken

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PROBE PHONE CHARGE Installation Schedule Is Taken Up by State. Investigation of the necessity for installation charges made by telephone companies was ordered today by the public service commission.

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The present schedule has been in effect since the commission way created. It ranges from 50 cents to $3.50 for companies with more than 10.000 subscribers and from $2 to 50 cents under that number. Several companies have requested permission to abolish this service charge for stated periods to encourage new subscribers and the commissioners decided that the entire matter should be investigated by their engineers and accountants.