davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-12

eThe only live spot in Vermont is
Washington county" kindly asserts the
Brattleboro Reformer, and then goes on
to say that it means politically speak
ing OF course, Washington county is
live politically, as well as in every
other way. We keep alive to live up
this way.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-12

Like many much heralded events
that western cold snap got broken of
before it reached Vermont. Vermont
didn't even shiyer at the reality, how.
ever much il may have feared the an
ticipation. Besides, "a below zero holds
ne great terrors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-12

Lieut.. Gov Mason s. Stone is doing
the bulk Of the public speaking in Yer
mont at the present time, with State
Senator M. S. Villas coming along a
close second in multiplicity of engage.
ments on the platform. Both of them
are getting acquainted with the voters
in anticipation of the Forthcoming state
election, albeit such a thing is almost
unnecessary in the case Of Lieut. Gov
Stone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-12

A great many Americans win regret
that Viscount Grey is to return to
London after serving short time as
ambassador to the United States. Wis
count Greys service has been so short
that he really hasn't had time to make
good the glowing predictions made for
his career in Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-12

large cities, it is now here at your
very door with no advance in prices
Plan to come out and bring the family
adv.
There will be services at Memorial
hall next Sunday, Dec, IA, at ! ] O'Clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-12
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Barre merchants are talking through
their advertisements and they are tell
ing you as it is,
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
standi1.N; of the Clubs.
Games To-day.

Games Ioday. Brooklyn in New1 York. Philadelphia in Bdston. Cincinnati in Chicago. St. Louis in Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
FAIRGROUNDS EVENTS
Supervisor Pilz ArrangCs Interesting
 Program of Baseball Games and

The fastest team of colored Giants playing this state will cross bats with the Annex team of this city at St Mary's playgrounds tomorrow morn- ing at 10 o'clock "Cannonba1l' Lew is will be on the mound for the Giants, while kania or Blanchard will fling 'em' for the locals. In the afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the Viking A. C. team will play the Acorn A. c. team of Kenslngton, Supervisor Pilz has made arrangements to have the returns of the ,Willard-Dempsey fight announced at the field.
 Athletic games for boys and girls Will be staged as follows:
 50 yard barrel race, three classes of boys
 Chariot race, 40 yards, three classes of girls.
 Wheelbarrow race, boys
 Hill and dale race, 130 yards, boys over 4 years.
 Baseball game, St. Marys girls team against St. Mary's boys, dressed in skirts.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
WRESTLING TONIGHT
Ketonen and Eselum to Grapple For
 MiddleHeight Title at St Mary's ayerounds-Reimer vs. Mccarthy.

Waino ketonen and Tony Eselum, will meet on the mat at St. Mary's playgrounds this evening. The men have agreed to weigh 15S pounds, and the winner will be the middle weight champion. ketonen must de- feat Eselum to retain the title. The record of Ketonen, is a wonderful one He has defeated every grappler near his weight in the United States and Europe. He is the holder of two handsome belts awarded him for defeating championship contendsrs. One was won in London, England, for beating Jim Foster and the other was for downing Mike Yokel at Duluth Minn., in 1915. The crowd will also have an opportunity ot witnessing the first public boxing eX- hibition in several years when Bobby Reimer will meet Jimmy Mccarthy. These boys have clashed several times before, anG always gave the fans good run for their money. Both are in good condition for tOnight's bill
 In the other boxing bout, Kid Fred ericks will meet Johnny Migeon
 Each bout will be for three rounds. Young Hercules will grapple with
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Jersey City in Newark. Binghamton in Buffalo. Baltimore in Reading. Rochester in Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
PUBLIC AMUSEMENT GAMES
Baseball and Athletic Sports Make Up Fine Program of Events at Walnut Hill Park Tomorrow Afternoon.

In connection with the Fourth of supervisor of the city playground Jack Rourke has arranged a baseball game that should be the feature of the ath- letlc program. Charlie Miller's Crescents, the city league leaders, will cross bats with the Spartans. The game will be called at 3:15 o'clock. The two teams will play for prize offered by the public amusement commission. The lineup will be as foI1ows:
 SpartanS Crcscents M.' Conklin " Nelson
 Catcher. E. Johnson ... Charlow
 Pitcher. h- w. WlnSGr k. Ramm
 First Base. B. lgOe Dunnigan
 Second Base. Jam ........... Jacobson
 ShOrtstop. w. Bentnow ......... Anderson
 Third Base. t. ochuSter ............ Bunny
 Left Field.
 
 Center Field. F. Demarest ..... Keefe
 Right Field. ubstitutes-Spartans, c. Hannon, H. Demarest; Crescents, Kiniry Saul ter.
 The officials for the athletic events are as follows:
 Honorary Referee-Mayor Quigley. Referee-Chairman Harry Jack son.
 Judges at Finish-W. F. Mangan, Howard Timbrell, playground com missioners; Harry Ginsberg, John Bertini
 Clerk of Course-E. J. Martin. Charge of Playground Baseball Games-Joseph kehoe and Jack Bun ny.
 Miss Grace Burns and Miss Mae Cox will have charge of the girls events
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
SINGERS HERE SUNDAY
Manager Jim Luby Books Crack Bridgeport Team With Pete Wilson on Mound to Play Pioneers,

In accordance with his policy to give the local baseball ,,fans the best obtainable, Manage James c. Luby of the Pioneers team, has booked the crack Singer team of (Bridgeport for next Sundays attraction at the Ellis street diamond. The Park city ag- gregation is unquestionably one of the fastest seml-pro. teams playing in Connecticut, and their record this year, is one that bears out this as- sertion. In the neup of the Singers will be found the name of Pete Will
 son, a formers local boy, who rose in the ranks off baseball to the Ameri. can league. tThat old left soupone of Pete's is Capable of turning in fine brand of f1inging. Champion who formerlf pitched for, the Pioneers is another h Iarler on the Singers, pay roll, Mana3er Andres of the Singers has forwarded to Manager Luby the following batting order for Sundays game: Chrhsty 3b; Shay, 1b; Haverty, 2b; Olichne5y. If; Burke. If; Mosher, of; Casserly4 ss; Pjura or Laverty, c; Champion, Wilson, Ostroski, p.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Pittsfield g, Hartford 1.
 Worcester 5, Waterbury 1. Springfield 4, Bridgeport 0. Providence 7, New Haven 5.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
EASTERN LEAGUE.

x-Indicates no game played.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
iResultS Yesterday.

Brooklyn 4, New York 3. Boston r. Philadelphia 4. St. Louis A, Pittsburgh 2. Cincinnatt 5, Chicago 2.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Hartford at Pittsfeld. Springfield at Bridgeport. Worcester at Waterbury. New Haven at Providence.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
By Briggs

Harry Herbert of Hartford in the wrestling preliminary. Promoter A. A. Pilz will be the announcer and Honest John' Willis, will referee all the bouts.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
RNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Newark 1, Jersey City 0. Baltimore 16, Reading 6. Buffalo 6, Bjnghamton 5. Toronto 6, Rochester 5.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03

,lcontinued on Page Thirteen)
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
Standing of ahe Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. New York in Washington. Boston in Philadelphia. Chicago in Cleveland. Other teams not Scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-03
AMERICAN IEAGUE.

Results Ycs cstcrday. Washington 6, New York 4. Boston 4, Philadelphia ?. Chicago 6, Cleveland 4. St. Louis IA, Det1oit ?.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
sse.eee WORTH OF DLsMoxDs
USED Es.a n,sn ~ mo

Fifty thousand dollars worth Of dia-
monds arc used each year In the pro-
duction OF Nash passenger cars a
trucks Tho diamond, regarded Gcner-
ally A. n luxury II not 30 classified BY
the production department. Of The
Nash Motor company where " -
looked upon 81 an essential ard a.
such ~ held responsible for some OF
the most important machine opera.
tons that 10 into the various parts
Of the Nash Sis.
Instead Of 10 more familiar back
ground Of sold and platinum \ dia.
mond as seen In tho Nash factory IL
set In a mna1i socket at IN er :
OF "A short and unromantic steel q
Both diamond and "settinE are Cow
cred with gressc and CRIME arPfs
this ursightiy hut practical garb the
Lob" assigned 20 the hing Of gems %
The morr OF less pronAic though vitality
important duty Of resrfnding the sur
faces ~ eme1 Wheels.
n IL the emery wheel that Ia de-
pended upon for the high acaree OF
accuracy demanded In the Nash a e
tori Tor hearing surfaces Of the crank
shat. the cam SHAFT and for pisions.
transmission nieexcn and similar parts
that must be smoothed 10 that the
surface will not vary as much ~ q
one-thourandth part of al inch. ln
the Mash plant are scores OF wheels
used for this purpose and each u
manned hy a highlv skilled operator
After each operation 81 the emery
wheel the diamond H. brought into
play. Pressed nrainEt the SPINNING
wheel the diamond Ia made 70 rcgrtrd
~ surface % hat subsequent opera.
lions ~ the wheel on surf g OF steel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

leased In some wcefr 80 n happi-
ness aud smiles are essential weapons
rtauircd 70 hrht the spirit of uoi.hf-
vism and social unrest The Foolish
Age" represents q whole afmofy
Thirty minutts OF chuckiea and laugh
Ter viii 40 q lot 70 Ift the ordinary
individual out Of the ulotish Of a..
producer who can do y. Mack sennstt
" the onc.
chester ~ q husky biackmish with a
Hkitfiah heart that srttit- upon Louise
~ the object o. IT, Infections. He has
a stern and ruthltns rival In knia
rasla. a giant whose courtship "
conducted In q fnrid-hre order. After
many hot sus-les In which q bank
cashier and his nlEnntic roll intrudc
with many funny complications ches-
ter gets rid o. his enemy hy dumping
him Into the sus. Chester conducts
the local orchtatfa md nearly starts
a rot.
Phyllis ila,er. the bankers dsugh.
ter. attracts chester's sensitive heart.
and he forErts Louise for the pretty
Young horrevoman. The iattera
hornr run away and Chester awe.
chase on lia old white plug. In the
thrilling race that follows he netn
credit for saving the young woman.
III the meantime ChpHtcr'a helper has
discovered hat Douinc a fallen heir
to q fortune aud he takes advantage
OF Clusters absence 10 pay court "a
her. when Chester discovers Louisc'n
secret he y heartbrukcn. and immc-
dlatoly retrnnufera HE affections "a
Louise. There arc numerous bits OF
business introduced which help 10
make laughs faster than q German
can invent anbla. A white hull d0n
does q shadow chaninr stunt which
would move even old Fuller Gloom 20
tears OF laughter.
ON sunday and Monday. Pred stone
In Johnny Oct Your Jun"
Tuesday and Wednesday, bryant
Wanhbum in The Poor Boob"
Thursday and Friday. Elsie Fergu.
aon In The Narrinue Price" 'ihe
Foolish Age" comedy.
saturday only. Jack Pickford In
'Freckles." also Man Of Night"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

noinn Sturgeon md Distributed ~ se-
iecf' and ~ gives Aiss Tasnsadse. a.
usttinn VANS moel. an adequate op-
portunlty for the display Of her unique
comedy falonfal
Afisr twelve a of separation.
Hrtuun. the Youngest daughter Of tfr
American multi millionaire. Nouhru
vanderpoeL goes 70 visit hef sister
nosaile. now 'Ady Anafruihcfa AZ her
IN health and Fnlrlt by the rruei mat
trfatment o. Hf Nigel Anstrutbcfs.
who he's left hot aud thoir Young son
IN the ruins n the old castle and the
neglected estate 80 resume hia old.
time dissipation sbroad. uetiv. hlnh-
spirited and resourccful rshahihtates
her sister q ~fefurninhcn iie castle
HocleIy takes Mp Rcsnile arrir. due
20 her younn sisters Efforts ana thus
betty meets Lord Mount Dunntan. n
neiKhhorinH gentleman impoverished
~ hin anandlhrin fnihsr and elder
brother. and despite the uriy mnchtr.
nfionn - s4r Nigel who has rcfurgtd
from abroad, their cons.a 70
Another dramatic hit Tor c~onat,nce
Tnlmadre-that Is the secret o. The
shdule's' success. for this 10 liant
actress possesses not only q rare
charm, a wlnsome beauty and q win
ming personality. hut she has been
blessed with the greatest SIT Of the
noda taltnt-and the fuineer and
depth OF her powers are revealed IN
her comedy p~ortraNaia. hut perhaps
sven more adequately IN y role such
AZ Bettina Nanderpoein IN Tho Hhut-
tie," IN which her characterization
runs the entire namut Of human emo
lions. Tho shuttle" viii Win You
completely
Nara IN When Men Desire" Wen
may men dread lovely woman when
there u a purpose behind her smile
nAs ran mask hatred. bitter vengeance.
and wen murder. behind a siorioua
smile and a measuring Kiss. Such q
woman Of wilss Il Marie Lohr. heroine
81 when Men Desire"
Marie Lohr's nc and charm en-
tranced men 70 that they fought dss-
perafelr among themselves 20 posses.
ksr. nv dancing for them. she be.
wltched them and inhamed Their pas
sions. and while they fought Tor her
sfo made her eacapc
Lonn centuries ago ahehefnzadc law
iehed her feminine charms upon Hul-
tan ahahriar. lie. poor fool had made
this clever woman hia bride and had
planned 20 STAY her a he had slain
' III ANA'N
was too clever for him. For one thou.
sand and % nights she entertained
him with stories. until the murder
plan went out Of hia mind,
Just - naiome toyed with the heart
% kinr iierod until she had him COM
pleteiy under her control salome
wanted what 10 her Vas the most pre-
cloua thing IN his kiuHdom-the head
Of John the baptist. Plead - he
miaht with her. Herod had 20 submit
70 her wish, for his brain vas turned
by her charms. lie could not refuse
her plea after she danced for him the
dance OF the seven wells
when Men Dcnire' n The story 90
a woman who IN detained IN oefinan,
because she IN a woman OF great
charm. 10 what she may 20 ~
across the border. whore her American
lover Va waiting FOR her, she always
falls into the clutches OF German Of
nclais who try 10 make love 90 her
AZ last SHE poses as a Notorious woman
Nhons passports she obtains. and 40,
after harrowing adventures she ELECTS
her escape.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

parts will produce accurate results.
The diamonds ured for thu pat.
pos BY the Nnsh Motors company
vary from thref.duhftsrs ef = carat
10 eight caruts IN siae.
This n only one Of the many In
ferestinr details about Mash automo.
bile- that the Hoover Motor Co. will
be glad IN explain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

The Foolish Age" Is the only at
traction for neat week ~ the ~ for
which We haN received no advance
publicity.
a rot Of fun h an api description
Of The Foolish Age" the current
Paramount. Mack Ssnnett comedy
featuring Louise fnxenda. chester
Conkiin and Phyllis hhNer ~ one
o. the host hntidutrs for The blues re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

For any itcninrss o, the satin. for
skin rashss, chap. pimpias. etc. fry
Deans Ointment zoe et all drug
stores.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-09
BARN DANCE AUG. Is.

The ladies of Armenia Rebekah
Lodge ask us TO announce that the
big barn dance will be given on the
evening Of August Is. This is Friday
evening and every arrangement is be-
ing made TO have the affair record
breaker in Crystal Falls social circles.
The dance will be given in the big,
new barn of Charles Uren. The floor
is a perfectly smooth one and will be
treated SO as to make dancing there
delightful. The public Is cordially In
stted to attend this affair which will
not be dress up party, but as nearly
one OF the old fashioned barn dances
oi grandmother's day, the day when
everyone went in for good time.
Music appropriate TO the affair
has been engaged for the oc-
caslon and the usual fee will be
charged.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-09

A new law OF interest to all who
drive motor cars Is one providing that
a machine striking another In the
rear shall be prima facie presumption
OF negligence on the part OF the driy-
er In the rear. Question of liability
in such cases, II is stated. has often
come up in the Michigan courts. and,
although II is often difficult for the
occupants of the car in front to prove
that they are free from blame in such
accidents. the supreme court ruled
on an appeal that no presumption o.
negligence may be attached to the
driver Of the rear car, and that negli.
gence resulted in passage OF the new
lay.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-09
IRON NTH. LIKES REX co.

The Rex Stock Co. opened their
engagement at the Colonial last night
pleased immensely from beginning TO
end and many remarked that they
had paid dollar to see shows that
were not near as good as the initial
offering OF the Rex Stock Co. The
company has very capable cast and
they handle their parts in an able
and clever manner.
REX" himself. is with the COM
pany, and he certainly made big
hit with the crowd in the role of
broadway Jones' and played his part
in = manner that stamps him as an
artist He was ably supported by
other members Of the company.-Tron
Mountain Press.
The Rex Company will appear at
City Hall theater all next week In a
repertoire OF good plays.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-09
ARE COMING HOME.

When the night train over the Min
eral Range came in on Thursday a
large number OF men alighted. laden
with suit cases. and took their way up
town without asking anyone where to
go to reach certain points.
We hailed one young fellow. and
asked where they were all coming
from. and he said: "All from De-
troit." We then asked him II there
was not an unusually large number
on the train, and he said 'iyes," hut
that there was twice as many got off
at Houghton as came through to Cal
umet.
When asked II he was not satisfi-
ed with Detroit, he replied that he
was. in a way, but preferred home
with It's comforts to the city life
with it's discomforts and expenses. and
that his feelings were shared by
thousands Of others who would be
back later.-Keweenaw Miner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-09
NEW BANKING LAWS.

The banking laws OF Michigan were
changed considerably by the last leg
islature. The amendments VIII go in
to effect on April IA, the date on
which all laws enacted at the regular
session and not given immediate ef-
feet will go into effect.
The amended law effective August
], provides that all applications to or
ganize state banks shall be made to
the commissioner OF the banking de-
partment and shall state the names
OF applicants, business and financial
responsibility OF each. names OF all
banks or trust companies with which
they are affiliated and any other in
formation deemed necessary. Such
applications may be disapproyed by
the commissioner II he Is not satisfied
with the responsibility OF the incor-
porators or as to the necessity for a
bank
I'm this event. the incorporators
may appeal within 80 days after re-
fusal or approval. to bank organiza-
tion board, composed OF the governor.
attorney general and secretary OF
state Such board has full power af-
ter complete investigation OF the COM
missioner. The action OF the board Is
final
Three fundamental prerequisites
of successful bank organization and
management will be inquired into
exhaustively by the commissioner, the
responsibility OF the incorporators.
necessity and demand for a new bank
ing organization, and the capabIlity
and experience of the executives in
whose hands II is proposed to place
the operation of the new institution.
THE conditions which are neces-
sary to obtain In given locality be-
fore the approval OF the commission
er Is forthcoming. are not so strict as
to preclude the organization OF state
Institution wherever same is neces.
sary or desired by community.
Any arbitrary power which the
commissioner might WELD Is made
harmless by the possibility Of appeal
to the organization board. 1t is the
position Of the banking department
that all localities shall be provided
with adequate state banking facilities,
providing the department is satisfied
that the new institutions will assist
In maintaining the present high
standard of Michigan state banks.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-09

Crystal Fails Alpha, Amasa and
Mansfield Join In Celebration.

The failure OF the plan TO have o
county Home Coming celebration will
not keep the people OF the east side
OF the county from giving their boys
the proper reception.
That much was decided upon at a
meeting Of the War Relief Association
held last week Wednesday evening
when, after considerable discussion Il
was decided to appropriate $1,000 oul
OF the War Chest to help defray the
expenses OF the celebration.
II is designed to hold the affair in
Forest Park on Labor Day. A com.
mittee consisting OF Sam Bridges. w.
j. Perkins, Chris Rowe. Tom Cor
bett and Nathan warshawsky has
been appointed to take charge OF ar
rangements.
II Is understood that cars will be
provided to carry all the families of
enlisted men from their homes In
Alpha, Amasa and Mansfield to the
park where they will be fed and Civ,
en- rousing good time.
Next week We hope to be able to
give more Of the arrangements In de-
tail.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-09
STRIKES ARE MENAcINc.
Men In All Parts and All Trades Are
Quitting Work Asking More Pay.

The strike situation In this nation
Is very threatening at the present
time. All over the nation men are
quitting work In thousands and ask
ing for an advance In pay. The
Strike moWment is direct result OF
the high cost OF living and the cause
of the disease must be cleaned up
before the disease itself is checked.
The railroad shopmen to the mum
ber OF 100000 are out on a strike and
their stopping work threatens the OPP
Grafton of our railroads. The opera
tives in big mills and factories are
made idle by this strike OF the shop
men so that the number OF the mac
tive is being added to every hour and
the unrest increased thereby.
Cloyerland is threatened with a
strike of the ore dock men. AT Ash
land the men are on strike and II
had been expected during the week
that the movement would spread TO
Escanaba and Marquette.
The conditions throughout the ma
tion have become so alarming that the
administration has taken cognizance
OF the situation and are hastily gath
ering their guns for an attack upor
the condition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-09
ONE FIREBUG NIPPED.

A fellow has been jailed In Dickin-
son county charged with setting FIRE
10 the woods about Randville in which
a lot OF valuable timber was destroy
ed. II is alleged that the fire was
started out OF malice which the man
harbored against fellow workmen.
The man protests his innocence.
but the case will be tried in the Dick
inson county court and the true facts
gotten at.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-09
MINING co CHANGES NAME

The Newport Mining Co. lost It's
identity as the owners OF the Newport
mine on Aug. /. for on that date all
the properties known as being con-
trolled by the Newport Mining Co,
were grouped together under the new
corporate name. The Republic stee'
4 Tube Co.
The name is the result OF combin-
alton Of interests which was perfected
on July LIST this year. 1t is believed
that there will be no changes In orr
ganization OF the property here other
than In the name.-News-R Record.