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GOVERNMENT OFFERED MORE THAN
I Washington—(A. P.)—The shipping
board will investigate thoroughly the
öfter of over one billion dollars re
; eeived yesterday for the entire gov
j eminent fleet. "There can,, be no
doubt the hoard will make the award
to them." The offer was presented fey
Mohn W. Slack, president of Col
| Creek^New lork." I t°is "proposé to
pay one billion, fifty-one million dol
; lai s, for all ships, active and in
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>nd LÎÏÏT ThS "itttoî
fifty-one million dollars would bei
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yearly thereafter till paid.
Daugherty May Resign
Springfield, Ohio—(A. p.)_Attor
ney General Daugherty is expected to
announce his retirem</it from the cab
inet„ and with it President Harding
will make known the name of his sue
cessor, who will be Daugherty's per
sonal choice, according to an article
published today by the Springfield
Daily News, from a Washington cor
respondent. The article says tfiaiî
Augustus P. Seymour of Columbus
assistant to the attorney general, may
be named.
