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Involved in civil war precipitated by seizure of Govt by Conservative supporters of N Bonifaz; dispute since 1830 reviewed
Gen Honjo's train attacked on South Manchuria Ry south of Dairen
Sup Ct Justice Staley denies writ of prohibition, but upholds Walker's charge of unfair procedure
relaxed
Govt announces duties of 31 1/4 to 50% ad valorem on non-Brit cotton goods as result of recommendations by Tariff Bd; aimed at Japanese dumping
Walker and Roosevelt refuse to comment
Farmers' holiday
Kohler bars mandatory salary increases
Lunches with A Hitler
GUAYAQUIL, Aug. 29 (AP) -- President-elect Neptali Bonifaz's rebels were reported this afternoon to have been dislodged from the capital, Quito, today after a brisk engagement, the government announced, and federal troops were thought to have regained control for the first time since Saturday.
Smith's friends deny political significance in his failure to meet Roosevelt