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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-08
Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement

Now Orleans November 7.-tompari
sons are to actual dates not to close Of
corresponding weeks o
In sight for week, $4,000; in sight
same seven days last year, 339. 900: in
alght same seven days year before, $780,
900; in sight for the month, SIS. 900: in
sight same date last year, $50. 900. in
sight same date year before, SIS 900: in
sight for season, 320,600, in sight same
date last year, a46, 800; in sight same
date year before. 406, 800
Fort receipts for season. $4,000: mort
receipts same date last year. 1877 soo
port receipts same date year before
last. 223, 500
Overland to mills and Canada for
season, zos'ooO; overland to Mills and
canada for same date last year, 359. 900.
overland to mills and Canada for same
date year before. $4,000.
southern mill takings for season.
5,0oO; southern mill takings Tor sa ma
date last year. 106,600; southern mill
taklngs for same date year before, los.
900. ~
Interior stock in excess of September
LIST, 255,o00; interior stocks in excess of
September LIST last year, 371, 900: inter-
Tor stocks in excess of September LIST
year before, $4,000.
Forergn exports for week, los 600.
foreign exports for same seven DAYS
last year, $4,000; foreign exports for
same seven days year before. $1,000;
foreign exports for season, III, 400; for
eign exports for same date last year.
104,600; foreign exports for same date
year before. 145.300.
Northern spinners' takines and Can
ada for week, $4,000; northern spinners'
takings and Canada for same seven
days last year. 10000: northern spin
ners' takings and Canada for season.
$4,000; northern spinners' takings and
canada to same date last year, SOC, 900.
Statement Of spinners' takings of
American cotton throughout the world
this week, $4,000; same seven DAYS
last year, 2s1,000; same seven days
year before. 81 900: total since Septem
Der /. 274,500; same date last year 1885,
100; same date year before, 29S, 200
Statement OF worlds visible supply:
Total visible this week. 47S,100; total
visible last week. 452.300 total visible
same date last year. 294.200; total Wis
IDLE same date year before, 365,600
OF this the total American this week.
363.S00; of this the total American last
week. 100000: of thtS the total Ameri-
can last year, 2s1. 300; OF this the total
American year before, 259,o00.
All other kinds this week. 114.300: all
other ikinds last week. $4,000: all other
kinds last year. 1890; all other kinds
year before. 100. 500.
Visible in the United States this week
1000; visible in the United States this
date last year, 2s290o: visible in other
countries this week. 221.1o0. visible in
other countries this aate last year.
Isl, 800.
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The COST IS sALL-THE RESULTS LARGE-CAIL MAIN 1900
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
B. F. EBORN
315 Empire Bldg. M. 1897
HOSES ron SALE

315 Empire Bldg. M. 1877
WE OFFER today propositions that you
may not have an opportunity to buy
" you delay Our friends would ia
cilitate their securing the proposi-
lions desired if they will take the
time and call in person at the office.
There is only ONE of us and
whole lot of you" When you all
speak at once over the phone. there
is confusion of divers kinds and it is
difficult to conduct business. Use
the phone, of course. but use it pri=
marty to make appointments. and let
us know when you viii be at the Of.
flee. You have more to gain by pur-'
suing this course than we havs
SOUTH HIGHLANDS-M Groom
residence, in first-class condition;
large lot; house beautifully furnished:
entire property. including furniture,
household goods, winter COAL etc,
$500.
WEST END-Modern 6-room bungalow;
gas, lights, bath; comparatively new;
excellent condition; you will not see
this advertised long; too many fig
uring on it, and the chances that
half dozen will call to buy after
it is sold; $500; easy terms; this on
Vine street.
WEST END-Modern 6-room dwelling;
choice part West End; street inn
provements; large rooms gas. lights,
bath; $4,000; one-fourth cash. balance
easy: this is near business center of
West End; might consider good Dodge
or Ford car part payment.
WEST END-5-room dwelling; street
improvements; choice lot; fine gar
den; $500; $500 cash; $50 per month.
WEST END-one of the choicest, most
desirable 7-room, modern bunga-
lows in West End beautiful lot, 50x
19& street improvem choice part
of~West End; southern exposure; I'M
less interested sufficiently to call at
office, don't answer this ad; $4,000;
reasonable terms.
SOUTH HIGHLANDS--Mod S-room
residence; overlooks city; grand view
of the valley; large. deep lot; house
has furnace, CRATES. hardwood floors.
gas, lights, bath; stone and concrete
foundation; $4,000; $1,000 cash; balance
easy.
wooDLAwN-7-roo modern home
excellent condition; large, choice lot;
prompt possession; gas, lights. bath;
1903 Sd ave-, N; $3.50; $500 cash; $40
per month
SOUTH HIGHIANDS-s-r resi-
dence; rents SIS per month; $3.50;
$1,000 cash; $50 per nonth; blocks
Five Points, on\11th Ave.
SOUTH HIGHLANDS-9- dwelling;
one-ha1f block car line; 10th ave-
$3.50; $1,000 cash; $50 per month.
FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS-5-room modern
bungalows rents $50 per month;
fronts car line; near 18th ave-; $500;
$3.50 cash; $25 per month.
B. F. EBORN
315 Empire Bldg. M. 1897
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Clark e Co.'S Letter


New York, November 7.-Trade inter
ests furnished the buy ing power today
The spot demand has row become broad
and general and buyers are findiAk new
crop supplies quite limited In ~tew OF
the long commitments which the market
holds, it is not at ALL an unwise pro-
ceeding to take down profits on bic
bulges. Tomorrow's ginning report will
compare with 100000 last year We con-
tinue to advise BUYING on recessions ard
the acceptance Of profits on big bulges.-
Clark & Co.
S. R. Stewart & Co.'S Letter
New Orleans, November Higher Liv-
erpool and unchanged spots caused a
higher opening of ahout 30 points on
December. but only about 5 up on later
positions and weakened on selling mainly
through apprehension OF the bearisa eff
feet of orders issued in regard to en-
bargoes on coal TO foreign vessels in
American ports. with the idea of con-
serving the American coal supply. and
The orders to discontinue train service
where not absolutely necessary. which
opens up the possibility of congested con-
ditions at out-of-town points.
Weather conditions we're better than
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=
New Orleans, November 7.-While the
cotton market reacted sharply today
there were good advances around the OPP
ening and again late in the session.
The reaction was mainly due to the gov
lernment's order to stop coalng foreign
owned ships in American ports while the
buying wave on the opening was caused
by the very good Liverpool, and the
buying of the afternoon was due to fav-
orable reports from Washington con-
corning ratification of the peace treaty
The early advance amounted to 10 to AZ
POINTS from which the market fell to
level IS to SO points under the close or
Yesterday. In the afternoon it came back
to about the highest levels.
n the coal strike continues for any
length OF time and the order not to coal
foreign ships remained in effect IL WILL
necessarily, curtail exports OF cotton.
Exports today. however, We're very
large about 1900 bales, against 24,ooo
this day last year. According TO reports
| from Washington much depends on
court proceedings of tomorrow IN the
lirjunction case against thes coal LABOR
leaders.
The census bureau issues its fourth re-
port on ginnlngs at o'clock tomorrow,
| and 1t is quite generally expected tnat
the figures will be bSarish. Rumors cir
culated today were that correction IN tne
! last ginning report added $1,000 oaies 10
the total The course of the market TO-
morrow probably depends on the charac-
fer of the ginning returns
The market closed at net declines OF
70 % points.-Shepard Gluck.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-29

The growth Of the trades union
movement throughout the country
during the past twenty-five years has
been phenomenal, and incalculabie
benefits have resulted from the closer
affliation and ever increasing fra
ternal spirit Of true brotherhood eX-
isting among the various local unions
representing the different crafts and
trades all over the United States.
Perhaps no city furnishes a more
striking example Of the prosperous
growth of the union movement and
the lasting and beneficial results of
harmonious organization than our
own fair city Of Newark. Less than
a quarter Of a century ago only a
few had realized that organization
furnished the only effective means of
permanently advancing the working
conditions as they existed at that
time, and these few had a difficult
problem presented to them when they
endeavored to convince their skeptical
shopmates of the truth Of the time
honored adage Gin union there is
strength"
A history of the Trades Unions Of
Newark, issued in 1896, containing a
list of Locals and their officers prints
the following as comprising the local
unions at that time in existence:
The central body, then known as
The Newark Trades Union and Labor
Council, with the following officers:
President, John Duly; Vice President,
Joseph Spettel; Corresponding and
Recording Sec'y, E. E. Moore; Finan-
cial Sec'y and Treasurer, Hermann
Elsner.
Cigar Makers Union No. 176-Geo.
A. Pfeifer, president; Jacob Pfeifer,
vice president; E. D. Everts, fnan-
cial and corresponding secretary; Ed.
L. Graef, recording secretary, j. j
Tyrer, treasurer; Edward Tyhurst,
sergeant-at-arms. Organized June
10, 1882.
Iron Molders Union of North Amer
lea, Local No. 152-Frank Ingram,
president; Edward Ingram, vice pres
ident; Barton Fitterer, treasurer;
Fred Parkinson, financial secretary;
c. E. Ludy, corresponding secretary.
Organized in 1879.
American Flint Glass Workers,
Local No. 30-Wm. H. Martin, presi-
dent; Louis Rehbeck, vice president;
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-29
OLD-TIME UNIONISM
Labor Unions Which Have Weathered the Storms
For the Past Quarter of Century
Interesting Information From Labor Calendar Printed 1S96Great
Increase in Numbers, Strength and Power Since That
Tme--Many New Unions Gained

Benz. F. Brown, treasurer; Fred
Squiggins, financial secretary; Chas.
E. Jewell, corresponding secretary.
Organized in October, 1895.
Bottle Blowers Association of the
United States and Canada, Branch
No. 24-Bernard Balzer, president;
Fred Schimmel, vice president; Her
man Elsner, financial secretary; Geo.
E. Broome, corresponding and record
ing secretary; Frank McNeely, treas.
Organized in 1878.
Licking Lodge No. 80, International
Association of Machinists-D. H.
Watkins, president; H. Sasser, vice
president; j. H. Alspach, recording
secretary; E. E. Moore, financial sec
retary; j. E. Young, treasurer. Or
ganized May 1, 1890.
Order of Railway Conductors of
America, Lincoln Division No. 1866
Joe Vandewort, chief conductor; u.
G. Ferguson, secretary and treasurer.
Organized August 1, 1887.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,
Lodge No. 1870. V. Holler, master;
7. F. Smart, secretary; ]. H. Colvig,
Jr., fnancier; H. H. Mcconnell, jour
nal agent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin-
eers, Newark Division No. sc. C.
Bobo, C. c.; Elias Dew, F. A. E. and
ms.
Taylor Lodge No. 175 Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen - James
Standard, master; M. G. Arnold,
secretary; W, ]. Bline, c.; J. C. Sud-
bury, R.; E. E. Wiles, Ch.
Federal Labor Union No. 5368-
f. H. Franklin, president; A. P.
Boner, vice president; j. w. Adams,
recording secretary; E. D. Everts,
financial secretary; D. H. Lewis,
treasurer; Ed. L. Graef, outside
guard; w. A. Keeran, inside guard;
j. w. Zahn, sergeant-at-arms; Sam.
Jacobs, guide; H. J. Fitzpatrick, judge
advocate; George A. Pfeifer, Judge;
Chas. Roeser, clerk of court. Organ
lied November 20, 1862
The list concludes with the state
ment that a movement was on foot to
establish a typographical union. This
was shortly accomplished and No. 50
is now one of the best locals in the
city.
The above list was evidently the
Continued on page ~
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Fxpunerea Situa6unei Roma
niei de D-null !. I,.C. Bradanu.

ganizatiunea intern& a statului,
asezamintul dezvoltarei pentru o
lunga perioada a neamului nos
tru mtregit.
Astfel find cred Cd prima mea
datorle este Sd Va dau seama de
ce m am retras de la guvern IN
preajma alegerilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
GUVERNUL ACTUAL ST ALE.
GERILE.

Prin modul cum Sc prezinta d
stazi alegerile, cred ca sc asigura
pe deplin aceasta necesitate. Ori
care ar fl clevetirile interesatc
ale acelor care nu S Eau incumetat
sd dea lupta pc tarimul legal e
lectoral, nu Sc poate de buna ere
dinta invinui oameni care sunt d.
stazi la guvern ca pot sd puma
vre-o pasiune politica in lupta .
lectorala care Sc da. lar in ceea
ce priveste caracterul insusi al
luptei, e destul Cd citez ca fata
de 300 candiGaturi national-libe-
rale, s'au anuntat peste 800 can.
didaturi ale altor particle sau ale
altor grupari politice.
Va urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
NECROLOG

Gu adinca parere de rau anun-
tam moartea fratelui Gavrila Ma
nase, membru al societatii ,,Negru
Voda" din McKees Rocks, Pa,
in etate de 36 AMI, din comuna
Agnita, judetul Tirnava Mare, in
cetat din viata in ziua de 19 No
embrie a. c., la orele 10 seara, de
boala de inima. fnmormintarea "a
avut loc in ziua de % c.
Fratele Manase a fost unul dintre
eel mai buni membru al societatii
noastre 81 functionarul ei in mai
multe rinduri.
Gu incetarea lui din viata orga
nizatiunea noastra perde um men,
bru valoros 81 devotat.
Acasa il depling parintii ba-
trini, trei frati si sora, 81 in
Cleveland un var. s
In numele socictatii ,,Negru vo
IA" din McKees Rocks, Pa:
Lasar Dragoe, prsssdinte.
p. Mega, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
DE CE S'A RETRAS DE LA
GUVERN PARTIDUL NATIO-
NAL LIBERAL.

NJ am retras de la guvern IL
mdca am socotit Cd pot sd inles-
nesc astfel cea dintii misiune IA
noului Parliament.
Am avut de dus o lupta in ca
re am avut adversari din afara,
adversarii firesti al intereselor
Pc care le reprezentam. Din ne.
norocire am intilnit 81 adversarii
interni, care s'au solidarizat Gu
aceste interese din afara.
Eli impreuna au volt sa faca sa
apara ca acea politica pc care o
reprezentam, nu corespunde GU
vointa 81 Gu neecsitatile reale ale
Rominiei, ci era numai conceptia,
incapatinarea, capriciul unui ON
polite, sau eel mult unei orga-
nizatiuni politice.
Am crezut ca inlesnind ca ale
gerile Sd fie prezidate de un gu
vern fara caracter de partid po-
lite 81 mai ales reprezidate de
mine insu-mi va fl garantie mai
mare data tuturers, ed eie nfaai-
festeaza vointa reala a tarii 81 ca
arata interesele eli, astfel cum ed
insasi le intelege.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
R0MAN| Din CLEVELAND
D0MNIL0R, DOAMNELOR 81 D0MNIS0ARELoR
IUBITI FRATI 81 SUR0RI

In crnd vom ncepe campana cea mare pentru
imbracamntei 81 ncatamntei vaduveor 81 orfan
lor razboiului desrobire neamului nostru
Campania aceasta unica pima in storia Romi
nior din acest oras.
Coecta este autorzaa de Guvernoru statuui Ohio
sprnese din toata ni1ua fectnd pc Romni penru fru
moasa intativa.
Colecta autorizata de Congresmanul (DeputatuD
Charles Mooney.
Coecta autorizata de Camera de Comer (Chamber
of Commerce) al acestui oras
Coecta este autorzata din partea Maioruu orasuui D.
Harry L. Davis
Avem autorizatia tutulor organelor autorizate
Acum totu depinde de noi de Romni de comitetu acv
il forma ideia sa fie ncoronaa de isbnda
Initiative sa luat de comtet MKT de Americani 81
Romini sub auspcul Lgei Rationale cometu actv inca
nu este formal.
De la acest comtet depinde (arna sbinda sau neisbn
da intreprinderei.
Pentru scop invtam pc tot Romin din Cleveland
fr deosebre de organiza confesiune proesiune
consature intma frteasc pc Simbata 20 Noembrie
La orele Sapte seara in localu redacei zarui America
sos Detroit Ave-
In faa scopulu mare dusmani de moarte sa fim 81
bue sd dam nina frste sa asam deci la parte or
patimi omenest sa unim tot sa savirsm fapa
frumoasa.
Alte neamuri unit 81 facu minun Putem face 81
moi daca suntem until.
englez sunt sarunta ruga sd pseasca de La acea
c0nsfatuire clnd Sc va f0rma comitetu activ.
Este psa de comitet mare barbat femei cac numai
astfel vom putea realiza maretu scop.
Id ml1e ue 81 VdQuVe al rdZOOulu
til nos 81 surore noastre al caror corp este acoper de
,zdrente glorioase'', cum lea numit d. Lahovary.
fndurativa de Ell Ave mila de Ell Activitatea Voastra
scapa mil de finite din ghiarele moe Nu sat sa moara
Rominul indurator milos La indurarea 81 ma voas-
tra Romin din Cleveland Barbati 81 Feme facem ape
APPEL caduros ruglndu va sa spriin acvttea Voasa
reaizarea scopulu AJUT0RAREA oRFANIL0R 81 vADU-
VEL0R RAZBOIULUI PENTRU DESROBIREA 81 UNITA-
TEA NEAMULUI ROMfNESC
Sa vedem to Simbat 20 Nov 1919 Ia orele seara
in locaul redaciei zaruui America sos Detroit Ave
IS ssc.s-s 4ss. : ooMITETUL DE INITIATIVE
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
.FETE fMBRACATE IN U.
,.NIFORMA S0LDATEASCA
INCEARCA Sc VIVA IN
AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL. q Noembric

LIVERPOOL, 27 Noembrie. :
Ivy Boswell de 21 ami 81 Floren
ce Weddington de 16 ami, au fos1
hetinute pentru ca s'au suit pt
hn vapor fara a avea pasapoarte
lnspectorul 'portuiui spune cd
aceste fete care ai VENT din Lou
dra 81 sunt foarte frumoase, au
ajuns in Liverpool in luna Iulir
impreuna GU marinarii americani
care lea dat uhiforme.
Autoritatile au aflat inca altt
cinci fete, la fel 1mbracate in II.
niforma americana. Fetele au fost
arestate in America, 81 dupa &C
s'a facut cercetare au fost de.
portate.: ..
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Seful Partidu!ui Liberal din
eRominia, d. loan l. G.. Bratianu
la o adunare electorala in Capi.
tala a expus pc larg situatiunea
lnterna 81 externa Rominiei.
In calitate de fost ministru al
tarei. in timpul trataiivelor din
tire Aliati 81 Rominia; in timpul
razboiului 81 in urma la Conferin-
ia de pace, Ca prim delegat al
Rominiei; d-sa re,ateaza fapte
concrete, pc earl poate, in timpul
functiunei d-sale de prim mini
stru nu lear Fl putut divulga. 81
carl lamureste situatia mai bine
ca articolele de reportaj ale CO.
respondentilor de ziare.
Discursul d-sale este publicat
dupa note stenografice, deci nu-i
alterat.
Crezind ca facem un servicil
cetltOrEor noStri il reproducem in
lntreglme, in numarul de fata 81
cele urmatoarc. Ufmeaza
DOMNILOR,
Suntem in ajunul alegerilor.
'Caracterul acestor alegeri apare
vadit 81 lamurit. Ele au insem-
patate neobisnuita pentru ca par
lamentul pc care il vor forma va
trebui nu sd faca legi oare carl
izvorite din desvoltarea normall
fireasca 81 continue Statului, ci
va avea o indoita 81 mare misiune
aceea de a hotari intr 'un moment
istoric situatiunea internationala
"a Rominiei, aceea de a stabili or
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o FEMEIE DoARAGE 81 DE
ZILE.

NEW YORK, q Noembfie. -
NUn nou record al somnului a fos,
stabi.it ieri cind Dina Dora
Mintz a ajuns 4 51-a ii de cind
STA perdut constiinta.
Sc va incerca ca Sc o scoale
prin mijlocul sunetului armonios
al violinei., DR.. p. Gidding, unul
dintre medici care este interesat
in acest caz, a spus astazi ca /,
femeie care acum un an a durmil
sase saptamini a fost sculata dir
letargie de catra un violinist ca
re cintat mai multe ore.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
Russia ARE AUR DESTUl

LONDRA, % Noembrie. = Re.
zerva de aur a Rusiei este att
de mare in cit numai are nici @
precedenta in istoric 81 guvernu'
sovletist sc pregateSte a plat
400, 100000 ruble in aur pc hra.
Ia, masini 81 lucruri nccesar,
dupa cum spune un rapport care
acrediteaza aceasta stire lui Ma
kim Litvinoff.
Lltvlnoff Sc afla acum in Da.
nemarca ca Sc negocicze Gu natl
unile .aliate relativ la schimDul
de prisonieri. Ell fost TRIMS aci
de catra guvernul sovietist.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
RupeTea negOciatiuni|0r Intro
nllnei 81 patroni dc Carbu|li.
ultima speEa1ta c pres. Wilson in gIcVa mincrlOr.
hNER SUNI HO1ARI1l Sc LPTE PAA la SfARST DpA RpfRFh
Mc0CIA1UNIOR N1Rf PATRONL CUVfRN 81 lUCaATOM
timele hotariri a guvernului.

tlmele hotariri guvernului.
,,Representantii .n.nerilor decli.
ma Sc rccomande minerilor sd pri.
measca oferta marirei lefei Gu IA Ia
suta'', zis John l.. Lewis, prese.
dlnteie activ al Uniunci minerilor
dupa ruperea conferintei.
,,Positiunea minerilor G neschim.
bata. MOI sustinem ca guvernul Sta.
telor Unite nu poate sa-si calce Gu.
vIntul, 81 ca propunerea facuta de
Ministrul Wilson, sd Sc urce sala.
rifle Gu 81 la suta, trebue folosita
Eu nu pot credc ca poporul din ta-
ia noastra va sprijini o politica dc
opresiunc 81 represiune care fnse.
ANNA un haos industrial 81 o sufe-
rinta intensa din partea lucratori.
lor nostri 81 din partea tutulor ce.
tatenilOr nOstri".
Proprietarii dc mine sunt inclipa
II a crede ca minerii vor sta afara
81 vor lupta.
,,unii dintre mineri poate Sc yo,
reintoarce la lucru, dar alti carl In.
creaza vor parasi lucrus'. decla.
rat lln mare propietar de mine.
Este temerei ca 81 minerii de Ia
mnele tle antracita Sc vor pune in
|grava de silnpatie.
Att propictarii cit 81 mincrii
declara ca regrcta ca au pcrmis ca
casul sc fie adus inaintca guvernu.
lul. Minerilor Ii s'a refuzat urca.
rea leici Pc care au cerut-o, 81 pro-
plctarli au fost amenintati Gu re.
strlctla prctului carbunilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
y3ERlGANu vOR Sc TRIMITA

PARIS, % Noembrie. - Ger
mania sc crede ca are de gintl
sd trimita alte note aliatilor prin
care Sc discute chestiile Gu preda
ireas oamenilor vinoyati de crime,
De comise in acest razboiu, 81 Ia
fel referitor la despagubirea pc
care OF GER aliatii pentru flota
|scufnndata in Scapa Flow de Cd
ftya Gerpaa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
@ CONSFATUIRE A
GUVERNORLOR.

KANSAS CITY, q Noembris.
= Guvernorul Frederick Gard
ner din Missouri a anuntat All
seara ca daca guvernul federal
nu ia nici masura ca Sc puma
capat grevei minerilor, pima mil
ne, el va Cinema la O consfatuire
pc toti guvernorii din statele un.
de blntuie aceasta Crcva, ca Sc
car,te mijlocul prin care Sc faca
ea minele sd inceapa lucrul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28

Student y Mount lisbon College.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
FRIG MARE IN DENVER.

DENVER, q Noembrie. -.
Temperature in acest oras a sea
zut foarte multi ajung1nd pima Ia
" grade sub zero, deci in Denver
este eel mai mare frig din tim
lpul de fata.