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SWISS COAL FAMINE _ | Nearly 300 Face Trial After Year's In uiry Into Detroit Graft BIG DIOMEDE FEARS Ison chine rom oe san STARTS 5-DAY WEEK DETROIT, Aug. 21 (U. 0 public officials, former officials, po-|'W. Reading: Prosecuting J HN It charged Prosecu-| The largest indictment came Aug REPORTED USELESS widens were bul ng or ai aan,

BERNE, Switzerland, Aug. 21 (U. one-man Grand Jury called to A og xg iy fie i. rian 0: a — NL , pe. on gor | % withough It had been the hjsct Se ——— - o. Bis P.).—The Government toda d! vestigate charge of police graft] In connection Wi e bribes, |i omas r Po-| Harry Colburn, and £ nden cb itp i . ctivity on Big CUR paride : the Treasury Department launched lice Superintendent (Chief) Pred Frahm with conspiracy to allow a | U1 thie geile Jusy Wimoly Sinks ¥s Diomede Island, the Russian posses-

lcontained in the suicide notes of a DN Ty Wes |gambler’s ex-sweetheart today its own investigation and by using W. Frahm; Former Deputy Super- | baseball pool with a $1,000,000 an- inception a year ago. This last in- | ston near Alaskan soil, have been IN DIGESTION

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Swiss industry. | marked its first birthday. many of the State Grand Jury star |intendent William J. Heidt; Claude nual gross to operate. [dictment named McCrea, Colburn, [greatly exaggerated, Commander H. | This decision was taken, .it was| As a result of its sweeping in- witnesses has obtained income tax | Roxborough, co-manager of Heavy- A second indi iotient was Netupned | | Reading, Frahm, 14 other ranking | Go LY of the Coast Guard . ! 3 rorlei y , 0 C- » - [cutter Sho. understood, because the Swiss Gov-| vestigation of alleged working evasion indictments against five of ‘weight Champion Joe Louis, and|in March charging Seria) ie [police officials, 59 sergeants and Da J r Shoshone said today when he muy affect the Hewrt i jagreements between racketeers the persons named in state war- Everett I. Watson, manager of Crea, Investigator Colburn, Sherif ft folmen, and 78 other persons, in- returned after a routine cruise into Ges Lappe In the stomerh or guile Way wet ie a ernment. anticipates Germany ‘will and law enforcement officials dat-|rants. [Roscoe Toles, prizefighter. |W flcox and others with conspiracy cluding Elmer (Buff) Ryan, a re-|Alaskan waters, Bair tigger on the heart, At the first sign of distress

be able to supply only 50 per cent ing from 1935, bribe payments to- Among the persons who face] Four major indictments were re- to allow gambling houses and houses | putedly wealthy bookmaker and | Mr. Bradbury said there was only ig Rig hag, Suomi, ’ vot h 18) a thes of pre-war coal deliveries this win-|taling more than $1,500,000 have ‘trial in state court on one or Sn by Judge Homer Ferguson. of ill fame to operate outside De- | operator of a racing wire news serv- one building on Big Diomede Island sting medicines known for acid in digestion ir re

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