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September 10, 1927

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TRUCK STRIKE ENDS; $5 A WEEK PAY RISE; Settlement Is Reached When Drivers Forego Their Demand for an Eight-Hour Day. GOOD-WILL MARKS MEETING Oral Compact Results, With Ratification by the Unions Expected Today. TRUCK STRIKE ENDS; $5 A WEEK PAY RISE

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Negotiations for settlement out of court in progress

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LOWMAN FINDS MANY DRY AGENTS CROOKED, 'BRIBERY RAMPANT'; Says It Will Be a Good Job if Country Is Made Sober in Fifty Years. ANY OFFICERS DROPPED Enforcement Head Declares Some Days His 'Arm Gets Tired Signing Orders of Dismissal.' NOTES MUCH IMPROVEMENT Secretary Mellon Summons Dry Chief to Conference After Statement Is Made. LOWMAN FINDS MANY DRY AGENTS CROOKS

By Special to The New York Times

Discusses aims of Assn Against Impure Liquor

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INDIANA GOVERNOR INDICTED FOR PLOT; Jackson is Accused of Attempt to Bribe Ex-Gov. McCray in Naming Prosecutor.

By Special to The New York Times

Jackson, G V Coffin and R I Marsh indicted on charge of trying to bribe McCray; Duvall indicted on charge of violating Corrupt Practices act; McCray witness for State

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NAVY LEAVES CANCELED; Robinson Calls Back the Officers Who Were to Go With Fonck.

By Special to The New York Times

Navy refuses H E Hartney's request to place cruisers along route across the Pacific

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Notable Births

1927Johnny Keating, Scottish trombonist, composer, and producer (died 2015)^[†]

John Keating was a Scottish musician, songwriter, arranger and trombonist.