davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28

Best coffee in town at the City Bakery. l-ot
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17

lcin Grtifel iiber 3itroneniriihte,
Goutoloupes, 9aumipolle, Sabaf,
eroniiiie, 3uferrpbr, irii6e &ortof.
fcln, 9ataten llip.
Die Giienbabns Administration bot
IN ben letter. poor Wonaten 10 pielc
anfroecn iiber Sarmgelcgenbeiten in
Sloribo crbnltcn, boB iie bclbloB, bas
Scft beraus5ugcben I'M oltf oiei(
@eiic om bciten IilSflinft 81, hcrbrei
ten. @enn @~niicOler eingebeno(
Mllsfunft iibcr cine beionocrc 8c9cnb
in Slprioa miinidcn, miro bieie Srl-
formation bon Dem lultbmirtid)nit.
liden Gerfrctcr Ser Giicnbdbn in Dem
betreffcnoen Stoutstcilc ~gcliefcrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17

Sortbiloung gu. Sn jcocn @clncin.
lpcicn berri6t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uno el,tes Ginperncbmen. Die plelelt
Gilcnbabncu uno Die grcbeW tei,ge gu
ter @ege I'M Staate MAIDEN Der @elt
iebcs @emeinipcicn uno icbc @egcrto
sue1nsIid. Mit Scr ginfitbrlil1g
ncl,cr 5uttcrnlittel eridcinen oicgto9.
lidfeiten, sic lid Der gntipidcllln9
Der @iebipirtbihaft bicten, unbe'
gren5t. llmiihtieen uno iparionterl
8erionen lit Der Grfolg iidcr. I'lgc'
iidts bieicr @elcgcnDcitcn begrltBc1l
mir ber5lidit unb ouIrid)tig ollie an'
iieoler, oie rnS bebililih icin molten,
Sen Staot in Scr beiten @eiIe 5t cnt'
mideln."
NoIpb q. @rccne, @cilnto9citSbcs
anttcr ees Staotcs, erfldrt, bnB 8lorl-
bo nod iciner Mniidt cin Stont ut,
ser Dem Iniieoler iiderc Gusiid)t an
lanqes 2eber, @eiunobcit nno 8lilf'
lidfeit bietet. @eridieocnc Setlc oes
,2onhes Ser ununterbrofenen Sotto'
nirtihaft" merben I'M ein5elnen be.
Idrieben, 10 @cit . 6loriba, Ntittel'
Slorioa llno Die Citfiiite. 0as Set
entbGIt perl1blide Ii,sfunit ilbcr Die
Ionomirtl6oftIide Trobuftion oeS
Staatcs, mic 8artenpirtidaft, Sieb'
5u6t. MoIfereibetriebe, @cfliigel.
audit, ferner miro ausfunft gegebea
iiber BerfebrsmitteI, Mdrfte, @ege,
Sdulen unn airderi, 2ebensberbdlt'
niiie uip. slud entbdlt bas Bid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17
5loriba ais Iderbanitaat.

Sn einem illuItrierten Sefte, oas
bon Der 0ipiiion Of Cratic, Isricll.
tliraI Section, II. g. Hailroao Ib-
m~iniltration, erbaltlid lit, perocn Die
8orteile Slorioas oils Iderbouitoat
gel1ilbert. lleber Die allgemeinen
Serbdltniiie iagt g.. $. &olfS, BON
bent Iderbai1 : &olleg: nGie @elc.
genbeiterl, Die Sloriba bietet. mcrben
bon fcinem allocrcn 2an0esteile
@merifas iibertroffcr, ltnb 9lmerifa
lit ous bette 2anb Der @elt. Sloribo
lit Gin 2ono, boS gntmidelitnesmog-
li1feitcn bietet uno nnrncntli6 urbc.
gren5te WogIidfeiten fir Die 2anbs
luirtidaft. Die 2nnbWirtidaft BORT lit
jung uitb miro anbers betrie6en mie
in onoeren 2anbesteilen. Die Natllr
bat fat allies getan 1iit eS 81 einem
i0ealen Sanoc iiir Die Gntpidclltng
Der 2anomirtbihaft 81 MADDEN. @roBe
&alte ecbort iclbit i'm norolid)en Ilo.
riba 81 Den Seltenbeiten, un0 Die
beibeiten Sommcrtoge iino perb1lt.
niBm6big miIbc, Sonnenitib lit un-
befannt.
sSie Belt ser @orarbeit fir Die
8ioniere gebt idneu ibrem Gnbe emf.
gesen, unb anitolten iinb idon &C.
troffeh porben our gr5eusune bciic.
rcr Sdtpeine, beiieren @efliisel ufib
Siebs unb gum ginbeimien Der eroB.
ten grnte. Sic ShulberbGltniiie i'm
Stoate iperben bon oenen feines on.
beren iibertreffen. 9eionbers trifft
bies auf Die bobere 9ilbune itnb Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17
Sreitas, ben II. October, 1919
Morrtioll

2ol1is Sdmeigbauicr bot iein
@obnbaus nit elefriiber geleuht-
uns perieben laiien.
Mobt. @alfer, 8. O.. @raf unb 81.
3. S. Gaugbell, bon Sermann, tpa-
rem letten Sreitag in @eidaften bier.
Srau Geo. 8id unb beren Sodter,
SRI. Minnie, bon &anias, maren leste
ISOLDE mebrere Gage bier Inn Srall
Sreb @id, peIde idlper franf it, ei.
men 9eiu1 ab5uitatten.
ssrau albcrt Slime lift in oas
8obnbaus einge5ogen bas lie fnra'
lid bon ISM. Sbomas faufte.
Souls S6meiebauier offerirt
ganneb GOODS 51 reOuairten Sreiien
in ieinem yfeitaurant- unb 8rocerie-
8eidGft.
Serbert Mcrtens mar lette ISOLDE
mebrere Gage in ct. Souls.
$. S. Wertens bradte letten 9on'
ncrstag 81 S6ipeine al1f ieinem Wfo.
tor = Sri,d, bon Smensbille nod
Morriion. Sic Sdipeine iino @igen'
tbum ocs @m. Steffen, Der oieielben
al.f iciner Sarm fir Den Marft
mditen miro.
Grit. @oebm mar lctten Siens'
tag beirdsmeile IN Gbamois.
Srau Sernt. Spc5aiddcp crlitt leg
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17
Stonp Sill Nenigfeiteu.

Irnolb Roblfing, bon Senate
8rope, mar ain Samstag in Sc
idaften bier.
Webrerc ,tnierer jungen 2ertte be.
iitdten bas San3bergniigen in Irtbu,
S6ocning's @obnl,ng bel Sniss baS
Icttcn Samstag bort itattfanb.
Snfolge bes &egens iinb Die &oabs
in ctlpas Incident 3uitanbe uno fin
Iutomobile ni6t local.
Sas @ei5cniGen uno Gornidneiber
lit fir oieies Sabr 10 siemli6 81
gnoe.
See Wuellcr, meIder in &nnia!
Gitp cincn GURUS in Der gllltonlobil
Se6nif bciltdte, lit bieicr Gage pie
Der 5ltriifgefebrt.
Mrtbl1r Wlteller bcfanb iid olrf bc1
&ranfenliltc unb gebt jet, mieber Del
9ciicritng cntgceen our Srclloe ieinc1
piclcn Srelrnoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17
EotsSam Nenisfcitcn.

3u bicl Rcgcn miro bolb ipicbcr
sic &loge icin nnd)ocn mir ms Dor
mebrcrcll @oden nod nod Ne9cn &c
iebnt bottcn.
9urd SoDn 2arec bat bns @obn'
bolts bcS GboS. Soebtn;unn eincll
idonen Snrbeionltrid) crboltcn.
6. g. Meper bot lcttcn Wittluod)
arbcitcr nit Dem Silllen ieines Silos
bciddftigt seGabt.
@olter 8nabt lit lctte ISOLDE tpies
Scr bon 0cSoto, $40. 5nriifgefebrt.
T., Sobn Giefs bcgab iib letten Msitt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17

ten Sonnerstag einen Irmbrn6. in.
Dem beim @eriuh ibr 9liitomobil on.
auoreben, Ser Grant" iie am arm
traf.
Srau GIiiabetb s6Iobmann be.
finoet iid auf Der aranfcnIiite.
Sobn Starfe baiit cine rleiic @aragc
unb @aidinen Sduppen aui ieincr
Sarm.
2ouis Seibner beeleitetc lebter
Sonnerstag amei G%arlobunsen Sieb
nad Dem ct. Coulter Marft.
$. S. Wertens, 4eent Der Glepc-
lanb Sraftors, bot Sermann &od
iinb Serm. Sengitenbers in Smcns-
bile oils aeenten fir Den iiibliden
Sbeil bes Gountps %crllannt itnb bird)
oieie ciren oieier TRACTORS an Iiller
Bros. bon nabe Snellspillc ~perfallft.
Im Sonntag, ben 10. 5. Mts. miro
Der @%pttesbienit in Der epanel. ct.
Sacobi . Stride in englii6er Spra6e
gebalten mer6en.
Saitor &ei6arot, bon Sreberids-
burg fam lesten Sreitag auf Der
Seimreiie bon Berger bier burd, mo
CT Der Grebiger = Gonferen5 beige
mobnt botte. Solgenoe epangeliiden
Grebiger batten iib an Der gonferena
betbeilist: %. Sdud, bon 8aibing.
ton, o. SilImanns, bon Morriion, e.
gtmader, bon Berger, S. @ala, bon
Gbamois, Ismuss, bon Stolpe, &c.
idfe, bon @elcome, Or. Weincfe ,lnb
S6ipeiber, bon Ban, R. $. &asmant.
bon Sermann, ". &rbn, bon Stonr
Sill, 8. Sduls, bon Berger ,,nf
S6mic6cn, bon Siuiss. =.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17
spiclet nit eneren 9inSeru.

Der Spielinitinft lit jebem &inb IN
ser @elt angeboren inb mittels Die.
ies Sriebes enttpidelt Die gtatur Die
Sinne uno Mtlisfeln unb forocrt Dos
@adstitml. 9as Spiclcn lit nod picl
mebr: IS lit Der Iusbruf ocs Snucn-
lebens bes &inbes.
9as Spielen bangt bon Dem For
perli6cn 3uitanbe bes ainoes ab. Gin
normales gciunbes &inb ipielt anoau.
errb, intcreiiiert iid fiir ieine Spiel
ia6en itro merln es Gltcr miro, erfin'
oct es allcrlei Spiele nit Dem Spiel
sclg. @enn bos &ino MIR pcnig
ipielt, iif nidt fir feline SpielIatcn
intereiliert, nidt alleinc ipiclen mill
rno miirrii6 lit, mub man 6itndtlt
icine @ufmcrfiamfcit al,f icinen for
perlidcn 3uItanb rihten uno oann
Die Iufiidt iiber bas Spielcn filbrcn.
Man Made einen Soridlag. mic 8. 9.
,@arum balit Oh nidt cincn boben
Surm?" ooer v9au mir cinen Giicn.
babn5ug nit ben gloden." gelpns
oers ipenr ous &inb bns ein5ige lit,
L.
mad)t cs linn groBe 5rel,oe peiln Die
Wrtter Damn unb mann nit ibm Ser.
itedipielen, maridieren, iingen lam.
Dies muntert es oft auf, fir lid al
ipielen, ucnn Die Wl,tter mieoer on
Die glrbeit eeben muB.
SaIt jeoes &inb mill Der Wl,ttcr
beim &ebren, @bitauben, 9etten mod
en-, Ibwiidcu bes S%ilbcrgerats nnb
bel 8otcngGngen belfen. Man made
Gin Spiel aus Der Irbeit abcr laiic
ocm &ino bod Dos @efiibl, Dob cs
nirflid ctipas. int. Ill6 nit gano
flcinen &inoerr, Die nod niht laufcn
f0nnen, fammano Dies anitellen. @enn
Die Ml,tter in Der &ii6e beiGdftigt 1T
fann iie Dem atnbe einen groBen Sof-
fel, @Gibeflanmern, 8le6bedel, ober
irgenb ettpas Neres, nit benz cs lid
nidt peb TIM fam, geben, abcr lie
mllb oicic Saden INNER nur fir bic
&iide bsbaltcn. 8enn bas Sinh iie
INNER baben fam, perIieren tie balb
ibren &ei5 llno Dos &ino miro I'm.
riibig llnb unelidlid.
Sat bas &inb bas Gmpfinben, bat
ole alien Spicliuden 1leu iino, 10
i6eincn tic ibm luiini6ensmert. &in.
Der brall6cn acknowledging, neil bit
S1bigfeit lidl 81 fonacntrieren nod
nidt bollig cntmifelt lit. @enn mar
sic Spieliaden in 5fpei 0ruppen teili
ltrl0 inlntcr cine @ruppc neglect, IN
terciiicrcn ii6 Die &lcincn imlnncl
allfs ncl,c fir tie.
Sieic 1ulb anoerc biclc interciIoiltl
Sori6ldge entbalte,oc Irtifel iin0 in
cincm bon bcn1 gllreolt Of EDUCATION
Department OF the Snterior Bulletin
1919, go. 80 nSraiuing 2ittle Gill.
bren. Sltggcltipns for Torerlts" (Gr.
5iebung ser flcinen &inOer. Sor
idlage fir Gltcrn) hcr6ffcntli9t NOR
Den. Snbem man lid an She Sltper.
|. intcnbcrt Of documents, 8obernmert
Erinting Office, @oibinetot, 8. 6.
menbet uno 15c. bcilegt fam mon boS
Bulletin 5ugeid)idt befolnmcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17
ABOUND TIE WORLD
WITH THE AMERICAN
ARED CROSS. .A
W. At Saloniki. VMNN

The veritable mountains OF relief
supplies turned out by the millions OF
chapter workers during the war
made the American Red Cross n Of
the biggest manufacturing concerns
in the world, with great warehouse
space at scores of strategic points all
around the globe.
One Of the biggest distribution CEN
ters was ut Saloniki, Greece, and In
this picture Bulgarian prisoners OF
war are seen there unloading a Red
Cross cargo Of $500 boxes from a
French transport. At the, right Is
seer one Of the American Red Cross
camions, fleets of which were used In
rushing relief to points where the SUI
fering vas greatest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17
Office i'm ~Bont.@ebGuoc.

nod, per glto, nod Sermonrl, Inn
ieinen 0rltoer @n1. Miefs uno ocllen
Satin ob5ubolcn, pcldc bon elmer
nad ct. Souls nlternomnlencn &c.
ilthSrciie 5liriiffcbrten.
9aS Hc9cnwcttcr linb Die bo0urd)
crueidtcn Toobs bobcn olli eiuigc
Gage Die Mlrtos in Hltbcltdno per.
iebt.
Mebrere lnicrer 6orner boben ibr
&icb inpfen laiien gum Sdutc gcgcit
p9lnflcg."
&curp 2olf 6ciinbct iid aui Der
aroufenliite ulb feline pielcn 6rcuhoe
lpilnidrn i1nl rcd)t balbigc WeIler.
u1g.
Oos Son5pergnilgen buS ont Cams.
tag glbenb in Der 81. @. q. Solle
Itattianb NOR rcdt gut beitht rno
Dab iid bos ji,n9e 8olf out amiliirte
lit mobl ielbitoeritdnolid- gos
Strei6ordeiter bon fredericksburg
l~ieferte Die Wiiiif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17

rB9eadtet bas Datum arf benz
abreBoettel bes Solfsblattes nno er.
ne,iert oas Announcement iobalo als
pie oasieIbc abgelaufen 1T. @enn
Sic bas 8olfsblatt nidt erbaltcn.
Damn lit boblt mabrideinIid Der
|@ritnb bafiir, baB Sbr announcement
Scr grneuer,,ng beoarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17
Strmanntr soltsblatt.
@rai yrintins g., Seransseber.
Sermsuu, @so.

catered as Second Class Matter Week.
" at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 8,
1879.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-05-07
REGAINS ALL PRESTIGE LOST
 DURING WAR

LONDON. May T. By A. ?. - Antwerp, which lost its extensive dia- mond cutting trade while it was oc- ,upfcl by the Germans, is rapidly rr. covering it's place through the return of thousands of diamond cutters who sought refuge in England and Hoy land.
 When the city fell into the hands Of he Germans, diamond merchan.', brokers. cutters and po';Shcrs fled ,o Eu-'and and Holland. Most of them wore Jews. Thov were quickly absor"- ,l in the diamond trades of the cou~. rios Co which they fled. Tn London srcv settled at Hat,on-Gardcn. sot ID business and quickly became l-esnc"- rJs.
 With the amis,icc many of them returned to Antwerp. but others re- ,uaincG. and this finally aroused tnr Burrowastcr Of Antwerp who wantct ,hc industry restored to itS old basis, Towp,irg offers were made but mas'- rrs 2r1 men among the Jews dcc'inc1 al' offers unless they were recognizes as oG Jewish nationality instead of as -f,izrrs of tho countries in which tNay woro born. Th' question went before th, autho~itie, in Brussels. and the demand of the men was granted.
 |, js stated in London that diamont merchants and workers of all nation a..irs except Germans and German Eous gro now to be admitted Co Ant sorp, and hundreds of thom arc hurrr- ing 70 .No city. Their former houses arr Co hg restored to them and th' Furnishings and equipment carried of by tto Germans are to ho replaced 0v .hc authorities
 Before che war the Saturday night boat from Uawjch to Auwcrp WI,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-05-07

crowded with London brokers and merchants, their pockets filled wit money with which to buy Antwery, diamonds Sunday and Monday would ba given over to bargaining, and Mon day night would see the same crowd on their way back, their pockets filled with diamonds instead of money.
 it would be several months before shipping arrangements will be such as to permit Antwerp to entertain buyers in considerable numbers, but diamond authorities are of the opinion that before autumn comes the city will have firmly reestabIishcd it's pro fitablc premier industry.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-05-07
2.IS3 VICTIMS OF AIR RAIDS IN GERMANY:
 i,S10 IN ENGLAND

COPENHAGEN, May = Seven hundred end twenty-ninc persons are killed and rod were injured in ahaI attacks by allied forces on German territory up to November 6, 1918, ac- cording to official figures made public in Berlin.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-05-07

Great Britian suffered more from air raids than Germany, 413 person, being killed and &,4O7 injured, a tota' of 1,S20. Of the killed, 1,l17 were civilians and 296 soldiers; of the in- jued, 2,NS6 civilians and 521 soldiers.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-05-07
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-05-07


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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-01
RESCUE EULA IS
MARKET LEADER

Rescue-Eula and the Comstocks
furnished all the fun that was going
on the San Francisco stock exchange
this morning where the excitement
ran high over news from the Rescue
Eula mine stating that the new ore
body is one Of the largest uncovered
in the Tonopah district and will
furnish a tonnage that will not be
exhausted quickly The stock went
from the close of IS yesterday TO
25 and reacted to q at which the
market closed The Comstocks set
a furious pace and for the first time
in two months the Divide stocks took
a back seat The principal trading
was as follows:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-01
TEN YEARS FOR
A BANK CASHIER


SACRAMENTO, May Frank
Brush. cashier of the Santa Rosa
National bank pleaded guilty in the
United States district court today
on the charge of embezzling s240..
600 funds of the bank. He was
sentenced to ten years in a Federal
penitentiary. He told the court
he delivered to receivers of the
bank property he considered worth
more than 100000 to cover specu.
lation losses.
Fernando Somozav, son-in-law of
the late former president of Hon
duras, Harold Loughery and William
Grant, the latter two assistant cash
ier's pleaded not guilty to similar
charges. The federal attorney told
the court that the report of the
bank examiner showed a defalca-
tion aggregating $1,036,O00 since
1916.
Defendants attorneys claimed
some of these losses were caused
by poor banking judgment that
could not be construed as criminal"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-01
BOMBS SENT TO
SPY CHAIRMAN
NV Asnocintrd Pre,nl

WASHINGTON, d. c., May l.
Postmaster Salisbury of North Caro-
lima, telegraphs the department to
day announcing the receipt of a
bomb package similar to those found
in New York, addressed to Senator
Oyerman, acting chairman OF the ju-
dietary committee, who had charge
Of the espionage act and many other
law enforcement measures during the
war Mr. Overman is also chairman
of the special committee investigat-
ing pro-German and other radical
propaganda.
The bomb sent Senator Overman at
Salisbury, n. c., probably would have
been opened as a wedding present
had It reached the residence last
night, as two of the senators daugh.
ters we're married last night.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-01
{. 0. P. Will NOT
ACT ON LEAGUE
lns A..nnIntei p....n

NV Associated pEasll
WASHINGTON, May Several
republican senators known as pro-
gressives let it be known today that
they were opposed to having the
league of nations considered at a
republican conference with a view
to determining the attitude of the
party toward the document, John
son of California, Jones, OF Wash
ington, McNary and Borah made
speeches declaring it could not be
made party question,
The senators were commenting
on the action of senators Lodge and
Curtis telegraphing republican SEN
ators to Withhold expressions con
cerning the league until a party
conference could be held. Norris
said he did not oppose the con
ference but refused to accept its
action as binding
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-01
kERNIcK DIVIDE BEGINS
BY BUILDING A ROAD

r. NJ. Smith, who had charge OF the
Hasbrouck in the early days when
McKane was leasing, has begun oper-
ations on the Kernick Divide by
starting to grade a road to that prop
erty which is situated about lOOO feet
from the main road. The Kernick
has 80 acres in the group.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-01
NAVAL POLICE
TO KEEP PEACE

6By Associated PreAsD
LONDON. May IA large naval
international police force will be
necessary under the league OF nations
plan Immediately after peace, is the
opinion OF Secretary Daniels. One
Of the objects of his trip abroad was
to discuss with the admiraltles Of
Italy. France and England some de-
tails of this force Secretary Dan
ieIs said nations in whose hearts the
desire for conquest may still Hnger
must show that it would be un.
to attempt to accomplish
their desires"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-01
ALLIES PRESSING
THE BOLSHEVIKI

LONDON, May Along the Muir
mansk railway the Bolsheviki troops
have withdrawn to new positions un-
der allied pressure. A Russian wire
less reporting the withdrawal, saws
the Bolsheviki were advanced on
from south of Archangel and driven
by by Siberians 25 miles on the
eastern front
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-01
L.W.W. RIOT
IS FATAL IN
CLEVELAND

NV Associated Pressl
CLEVELAND May 1.-The social
ist Industrial workers of the world
may day demonstration ended with
a dozen different riots downtown
that resulted in the death of one
man and the wounding of three
policemen. Probably 200 persons
were badly injured and more than
a score of them were removed to
hospitals. One hundred persons
were arrested. The dead man was
killed when a patrolman fired at
rioting marchers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-01
Chinese KICK
ON KAIO CHAU.
my Associated PressD

PEKING, May 1.-The Chinese
parliament yesterday adopted reso-
luton protesting to the delegates Of
the five great powers in Paris against
control of Kiao Chau to
Japan with the request that it be
restored directly to China. They
asked that concessions in connection
with the Kiao Chau, Tien Tsin rail
way and protocols Of agreement rela.
tive TO Kiomi and Using Chofu and
Other extensions of the Kiao Chau
railway be cancelled.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-01

cred or intercepted in various cities.
Postmarks Indicated that the pack
ages sent were intended to reach
their destinations on or about May
first. The packages we're identified
as sent from New York. The au-
thorities warned all postmasters
throughout the country that others
may have been sent from other
cities. 1t is predicted that the
haunts of the Reds will be invaded
and all radicals deported 1t is un-
derstood that the officials will termin-
ate the leniency toward anarchists.
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NEW YORK, May 1.-The police
have received information from
a naval intelligence officer that
the construction of the bomb sent
through the mails showed a resem-
blance in operation and principal
to type of German mines the
navy found off the cots, The be-
lief is expressed that they were
possibly imported from Germany.
Two more bombs, one addressed
to Senator Smoot and the other to
an unknown addressee in Utah were
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JAPANESE Will
PROTECT China

PARIS, May An German rights
at kiao Chau and Shantung province
Rave been transferred to Japan with.
ouJ reserve, according to an agree
ment Of the council of three which
was reached last night Japan has
voluntarily pledged to restore Shan.
tung to Chinese sovereignty and re-
tain only the economic privileges
granted to Germany and rights to
establish a settlement at Using Tao
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oD0FELLows VISIT eoLoFlsLp

Earl Norris, who holds the office
of vice noble grand of the |. o. o.
F. since the death of the late George
Holmes, will pay an official visit to
Goldfield this evening. He will. be
escorted by a number of the order
here who will travel in the L. H.
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HALF A billion
IN WAR BENEFITS

'hS Associated PreasI
WASHINGTON, D. c., May l.
The bureau of war risk insurance
mailed today So 900 checks to the
beneficiaris Of men who died in
military and naval service Since
october 1917 more than fifteen mil
lion checks, totalling $496,9OO,O 900
have been issued.
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authorities and consented to disperse.
When the labor committee inside
heard soldiers bugle shrilling the
call to arms" and learned what was
occurring they decided to confine
their program to singing.
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SIXTEEN DROWN
FROM i. S. TUG
nv Ansocinted Pre.r,

IbN ANNOcInIed FresNI
WASHINGTON, May Two Off
GERS and fourteen men we're
drowned when the naval tug Gy-
psy Queen struck a rock off the
French coast Monday The vessel
was returning to Brest after assist
ing a fleet Of mine sweepers, three
of which foundered during a severe
storm. All their crews and seven
teen officers and men Of the Gypsy
Queen were rescued by destroyers
and tugs.
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SAN SALVADOR GETS
A TERRIFIC SHAKING

~ Associated PreAal
SAN SALVADOR, May 1.-The
earthquake Monday was the most
violent registered in the country.
LESS violent tremors have occurred
since Many are sleeping in the
omen
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RED FLAG CARRIED
In BOSTON PARADE

. ny Associated PressD
= BOSTON, May 1.-Police re- =
= serves were sent to Roxbury .
= district today to quell rioting re- =
. ported following an attempt of =
. the police to relieve a parade =
. Of a red flag, =
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TROOPS In A CLASH
WITH THE PEOPLE
= ny Associated Press,

= ny Associated PreasI Z
= PARIS, May 1,-Seyeral per =
= sons were slightly injured in =
. clashes with troops while re- =
. siSting the passage Of crowds =
= toward the Palace de la Con. =
. corde during the May Day dem. .
. onstrations today =
= = . = . . =