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July 27, 1926

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SHAW FETED AT 70, JOUSTS IN OLD STYLE AT ALL HIS ENEMIES; He Rouses Laborite Banquet Throng to Gales of Laughter by Witty Speech. WHACKS CENSORSHIP ON HIM Ban on Broadcasting of His Address Gives Point to His Caustic Remarks. HOT SHOT FOR GOVERNMENT He Declares It Is Muddle-Headed and Does Not Know What It is Doing. SHAW FETED AT 70, JOUSTS IN OLD STYLE

By T.r. Ybarra.special Cable To the New York Times.by T.r. Ybarra

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Ambassador Riano Is Recalled by Spain; Senor Padilla, Now at Lisbon, His Successor

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Amb D J Riano y Gayangos recalled from Wash; D A Padilla apptd to succeed him

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DWYER FOUND GUILTY OF RUM CONSPIRACY; GETS 2 YEARS IN JAIL; Jury Also Convicts Cohron After Deliberating From 11:45 A.M. Until 11 P.M. ACQUITS SIX DEFENDANTS Cohron, Too, Gets Two Years and $5,000 Fine, While Dwyer Is Penalized $10,000. LENIENCY PLEAS DENIED Buckner Hails Verdict as a Complete Victory -- An Appeal Will Be Taken.

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Dwyer and E C Cohron convicted on conspiracy charge; get fine and jail sentence; will appeal; E Gallagher, G Clyde, A M Eversole, J J McCambridge and W J Maloney acquitted; Judge Mack rules C A Smith's testimony was not disproved

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REPUBLICANS HAIL BERRY CONTROVERSY; Will Lend Their Support to the Controller on His Stand on City Finances. MAY FIGHT BORROWING PLAN Demand to Know Walker's Attitude on Fares and Transit Operation Before Election. REPUBLICANS HAIL BERRY CONTROVERSY

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Repubs pleased by controversy over subway financing and other improvements; they will demand Mayor Walker's stand on fares and operation

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King Albert Eats Dark Bread To Help the Belgian Franc

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King Albert and Queen Eliz eat dark bread to aid franc

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