House passes Jones-White bill; doubts that Pres Coolidge will veto it; move to sell 2.75 beer on Amer ships ruled out; construction fund to be increased to permit loans to new ships

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American to Fly Atlantic With Courtney, London Hears

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Rept that wealthy Amer will be passenger

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SMITH DELEGATES NOW PUT AT 555; 436 FOR HOOVER; Governor Still Falls Short 178 of the Two-thirds Needed for Nomination. REED DISPUTES FIGURES Claims of Hoover Managers Estimate 109 Less Than Requisite Majority. EXPECT QUICK NOMINATIONS Good Contends Primary Returns Show Hoover Can Beat Smith in Mid-West. Usually Honor Majority Leader. Hoover Unopposed in Three States. GIVE 555 TO SMITH AND 436 TO HOOVER Hoover Claims Appear Modest. Expect Quick Nominations. Claims Mid-West for Hoover.

By Richard V. Oulahan. Special To the New York Times

Smith delegates now put at 555; J A Reed disputes figures

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BROTHER AND SISTER ADMIT CENSUS PAY WENT TO MRS. KNAPP; Former's Testimony, Taken at Sick Bed in Albany Hotel, Closes State's Case. HIS WIFE TELLS OF 'WORK' Smith Couple Tested 'Sentiment' After Enumeration--Say Ex-Secretary Took Checks. 'FAMILY' PLAN SUGGESTED All Left to Mrs. Knapp, Sister Testifies--Defense Opens With Character Witnesses. Brother's "No" Ends Prosecution. State's Network of Evidence. Admissions by Kin Reluctant. Tested Reaction After Census. Finances Left to Mrs. Knapp. Clash Over Gazing at Defendant. Insists on "Family Arrangement." Mrs. Smith Tells of Her Role. Smith Concedes Lack of Work. As To Disposal of Pay Checks. Motion to Dismiss Denied.

By Special to The New York Times

C H Smith and J A Smith, brother and sister of Mrs Knapp, and Mrs C H Smith testify, admitting pay checks went to Mrs Knapp

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FIGHT AT TSINAN-FU IS OVER; BOTH SIDES CHARGE ATROCITIES; Nationalists Attacked Women and Heaped Indignities on Officers, Japanese Assert. CHIANG ALLEGES MASSACRE Japanese Cut Off Nose, Gouged Out Eyes and Then Shot Nanking Official, He Says.JAPANESE STILL ISOLATEDReinforcements Cannot Reach Them--Chang Orders Japan Out--Tokio Papers Blame Own Government. Rumor of a Massacre. Atrocities Are Charged. Street Fighting Continues. END TSINAN-FU FIGHT BOTH SIDES ACCUSED Chiang's Version of Fighting. Japanese Charge Atrocities. Chang Protests to Japan. On Forced March to Tsinan-fu. Tokio Papers Blame Cabinet. Diet Votes Money for Troops. Says Tokio Hides Casualties. Precautions by Japanese.

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES.By Henry F. Misselwitz

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Horn-Blowing Motorist Held As Violator of Sanitary Code

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W Codogan held for blowing horn 4 mins, N Y C

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GOVERNMENT LOSES $30,000,000 TAX SUIT IN FORD STOCK LEVY; Couzens and Others Paid All They Owed, Even More, Appeals Board Rules. REFUND MAY BE $2,000,000 Decision Is on the Couzens Case Only, but Applies to All Nine Petitioners. CONTEST BITTERLY FOUGHT Litigation Followed Controversy Between Senator and Mellon Over Surtax Rates. Controversy Began in 1925. Glass Entered the Debate. GOVERNMENT LOSES $30,000,000 TAX SUIT The Treasury's Contention. Basis of Board's Ruling. How Couzens Got His Stock. Status of Roper Valuation. Success of Ford Management.

By Special to The New York Times

Review of Couzens-Mellon controversy

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PRINCE HERE EXTOLS MUSSOLINI'S RULE; Roman Governor Guest of City at Ritz--Dinner Calls II Duce Italy's Savior. PRAISES AMERICA'S IDEALS And Hopes to Profit by Study of Us, He Assures Mayor-- Fliers at the Function. Finds Inspiration in America. Here to Study Our Methods. PRINCE HERE EXTOLS MUSSOLINI'S RULE

By Unknown Author

Tribute by Prince Potenziani

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