davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05
Incomplete Returns of Yesterdays
Elections Show That Two Democratic
and Two Republican Governors Chosen

NEW YORK, Nov 5-(By United Press 1.-Two republicans
and two Democratic chosen yesterdays eec-
ton6 fairly complete returns indicated today while the battle
in the fifth state Maryland close both sides claiming vic
tory.
Governor Coolidge republican, reelected in MaSachu
ses by overwhelming majority Kentucky elected Edwin
p Morrow republican, governor while Mississippi elected
Lee Russell governor with the usual democratic majority Ed
ward Edwards an-prohbitions democrat apparently de-
feated the republican candidate in New Jersey
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05
PACF1CATION OF MEXICO IN SIGHT SAYS MEXICAN GENERAL
MINERS MUST RETURN TO WORK TO AVOID COURT ACTION
Permanent Paci6cation of Mexico Is
Seen by Mexambas Bonillas-Large
Numbers of Rebels Have Surrendered

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.--(By United Press Permanent
paccaton OF Mexico is in sight Mexambas Bonas informed
the United Press today.
With the exception of Villa, who has fled to the State
Zacaecas closely pursued by government troops all rebel
forces have either surrendered conducting negotiations
with view to surrender according to Bonas.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05
Gen. Pershing, Testifying Before
Senate Military Affairs Committee,
Favors Development Air Service

WASHINGTON, Nov~5.-(By United Press )-Development
of the air and the comforting of permanent rank
number of officers who served generals with the A. F. is
urged by General Peshng when estyng before the Senate
Military Affairs Committee today.
General Pershngs testimony today concludes the Senates
hearing of the army reorganization bill.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05

DALTON, Ga.--A twelve-year-o old
farmer lad near herr. cesirous of en-
tering the cotton club, and not hav-
ing a mule handy, employed his
younger brother in tnar capacity, He
planted his acre on time.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05
New Trial Is Granted Georgia Woman
Convicted of Killing Her Husband

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 5.(By United Press. Mrs Stella
Abbott convicted of the killing of her husband Johnny Abbott
member Of the Atlanta fire department. granted trial
today by the supreme court.
Mrs Abbott shot and killed her husband January 27, 1918,
after ntercepting telephone call from another
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05

CHICAGO. - James Scalise, Of
fashionable River Forest, will be tried
in court today for importing the stock
yards odor. He is raising 1870 pork
ers in the village.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05
Democratic Candidate Leading His
Republican Opponent by 700 Votes in
Marylands Gubernatorial Election

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 5-(By United Press ALBERTA C.
Ritche democratic gubernaora candidate is leading Harry
W. Nice republican opponent by 700 at today Ony
estimated returns available in eight counties,
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05
President Wilson Telegraphs His
Congratulations to Governor-Elect
Coolidge, Massachusetts, Republican

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-(By United Press president
Wilson today eegraphed Governor Coolidge republican, of
Massachusetts, congratuang him upon his reelection The
text of the telegram follows:
II congratulate you your reelection victory for
law and order when that the all Americans stand
gether."
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05

CHICAGO.-Alex Antenan. cru
sader against the high cost of living
was selling shoes for - a pair, The
police stopped the public bcnefactor.
He stole 800 pairs, he confessed,
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05
First Meeting of League of Nations
Will Be Held in Paris Immediately
After Peace Treaty Is Effective

PARIS, Nov. 5,(By United Press THE Supreme Council
oday decided that the first meeting of the League of Nations
will be held in Paris Immediately after the treaty becomes
effective.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05
! X !. j. !. !. / :. \ i. \ j. !.
u. S. Casualties in
the World War

!. Following is the total num- /.
!. Der of casualties reported by .
!. the War Department; i.
!. Killed in action-includ- .
!. ing 3S2 at sea- 34,625 Z.
4. Died of wounds ----- 1885 .
!. Died of disease 23,69O +.
!. Died from accident and .
.s' other causes ---- 1924 .
y Wounded in action lover i.
\ 85 per cent returned 215, ,443 !
+ Total ---------2 293,037 j
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05
''OId Jack Frost" Covers Large
Portion East Tennessee This Morning

KNOXVILLE, Nov 5--(By United Press Frost covered
large portions East Tennessee this morning for the first
time this fall.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05

Flying fish, eaten raw, is Kanaka
delcacy.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-05

+ !. i i. !. i. = !: i. 4. i. !. !. ::
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-10-02
Mrs. A. j. Kinsel visited Area

Mrs. A. j. Kinsel visited Area
dia, Friday evening.
j. r. Elliott visited the county
capital on business Monday.
w. D. Speck went to Nocatec
Friday, to buy lumber for H. w.
Smiths new building,
w. E. Jenkins, after transac-
ting business here yesterday, re-
turned to his home at Pine Level.
III. T. Lykes, noted citizen of
Tampa, popular all over this sec
ton, spent Monday night at the
Seminole Hotel here.
Willis Dewey went over to
Bradentown, Tuesday, to help<W
H. Coggeshall on a big drainage
contract on which he is engaged.
Col. Harry L. Bethel of ITALIA
hassee, accompanied by E. B.
Sampey of Wauchula, were here
on insurance and banking bust
ness, Tuesday.
j. 0. Matthews spent the week
end in Barlow attending to bust
ness. Sunday, he went to Boca
Grande, where he is engaged in
important and lucrative work.
Frank Whitman and q. S. Her
man Of Tampa, brilliant represen-
tatives of that splendid horticul-
tural and agricultural journal,
the Florida Grower, were here
yesterday.
Mrs. j. j. Clark and Mrs. John
Doris, after a very pleasant visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gatewood
of this city and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Bryant of Captiva, returned
Friday to their home in Leesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. johnson are
now living in Palatka, having re-
Gently removed to that city from
Jacksonville. Friends here hope
that they will prosper and find
life pleasant in their new location,
where Mr.. johnson contemplates
engaging i'll business.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-10-02

After several days spent ming
ling with friends here, j. r. Jack
of Boca Grande, left on Saturday
afternoon for a business visit to
New York.
Raleigh Whidden, who has a
fine, lucrative position in Akron,
Ohio, is spending a short vacation
here, visiting kindred and friends.
As is well known, he lost an eye
in one of the battles in France.
The repairs being made to the
porch of certain residence in
Solana were made necessary by a
young couple who called there
Sunday attempting to occupy the
hammock when q tLift person had
it and sitting down with such
force as to go through, the floor.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-10-02
LOCAL ITEMS

Town filing with winter. visl-
tors.
Truckers are planting winter
crops.
Mayor Trabue visited Arcadia,
Monday.
Rooms and houses for rent get
q ting scarce.
C. B. Fiegel of Arcadia, was a
visitor here Wednesday.
j. l.. Williams made business
visit to Arcadia the first of the
week.
Robt. Carrier is preparing to
build fine residence OH the water
front in Solana.
Fruits, candies, corrections and
fancy groceries are specialties at
r. NJ. Kings (adv.}
Harry Bolts of Fort Myers
transacted business here from -
to 10 p. m, Friday.
Born in this town, Friday night,
Sept. 26th ult., to Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Quednau, a son.
H. w. Smith is the busiest man
in town. The demand fer his
bread keeps him busy. (adv.)
Charles Green and son, Robert,
were among the Arcadians visit
ing in the city recently.
Mrs. Gus Carlson recently en-
joyed a visit to her sister. Mrs.
Oak Crews, in Fort Myers.
Swat the high cost'o living by
going to III. w. Smiths and buy
ing Stalled steak at Zoe lb. 40-tf.
j. A. Paterson of Pineland,
spent part of Monday in town,
leaving on the afternoon train for
Wauchula.
Mrs. B. A. Bower and son, G. E.
Bower, of Tampa, motored
through here on their way to Fort
Myers, Thursday.
FEED, FERTILIZERS AND
CRATES. - L. M. WRITTEN,
AGENT. Oath
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-10-02

Born at Charlotte Harbor, Fri
day night, Sept. 26th ult., to Mr..
and Mrs, j. Lee Knight, a son.
Manager A. Ziegler of the De
Soto County Citrus sub-Exchange,
was in the city on business Friday.
Walter A. Kaler, city editor of
the Arcadia News, spent Sunday
here visiting his wife and her
father.
Misses Shaver and Mcleod,
high school teachers, spent the
weekend and Sunday visiting
home folks in Arcadia.
Rub-My-T.sm Is a powerful an
tiseptic; it kills the poison caused
from infected cuts, cures old
sores, letter, etc. 19-20t
j. NJ. Weeks, one of our most
successful pineapple growers, went
up to Wauchula, Monday after
noon, on a business visit.
J. p. Johnson and L. P. Harley
of Arcadia, who own a fine little
launch that plies the bay and Gulf,
were visitors here Thursday.
Mesdames H. B. Blazer and Ed.
Edmonds motored to Arcadia,
Monday, and visited friends and
relatives, returning that evening,
H. w. Smith is shipping 300 to
400 loaves of bread daily and
double that quantity OH Fridays
and Saturdays. There's a good
reason. (adv.)
Last Thursday was Rosh Has
hanah, the Jewish new year $3.50
lSunday will be observed by our
Hebrew friends as the Day OF
Atonement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Lampkin
and daughter, Catherine, mOtored
tt" Arcadia and spent few hours
pleasantly, Monday, returning
that evening.
Kelly Faulkner of Charlotte
Harbor, the well known apiarist,
went up to Galloway, Monday, to
attend the Methodist revival that
is going on there.
Mrs. Agnes Morgan, with little
son, of Orlando, after short visit
! here, has gone to Carlos to join
Mr.. Morgan, who is engaged IN
fishing at that point.
The West Coast Fish Company
is having a fleet of thirty-toot
cabin cruisers, which they will
send around to the east coast to
engage in mackerel fishing.
Mrs. J. D. Mooney, having en-
| joyed a visit here to her sisters,
Mrs. Gus Carlson and Miss Eula
McGehee, left Sunday afternoon
for her home at West Palm Beach
Jas. F. Skies went to Clear
water, Friday, and will engage
there in the practice of law ms
many friends here feel sure tha'
he will make success of 1t.
S. P. Brutton, the well known
fruit man of Fort Myers, maze
another visit here, Monday, call
ing at the post office lie lett
same day for a business visit TO
Orlando.
Charley Carlton, banker, 1r'it
grower, stock raiser and line TEL
low of Wauchula, came here re-
Gently with two friends in his car
tried fruitlessly to eaten some nSh'
on the day following, AMI "eh'
home that q ftarpnon
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-10-02
New Shoe Shop

j. G. Reagin has added a mod
ern shoe-repairing outfit to his
bicycle shop on King street and is
now prepared to do all kinds of
shoe repairing promptly and neat
ly. All work guaranteed. Give
him a trial.-32 If.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
PoLEDNf BULLETIN.

Krvava srazka udala Sc dnes
rano O sedme ihodins ma Broad
way, blize newburzskych oce-
laren, roh vych. 78 ul. a Wire
Ave-, kde nskolik cernosskych
s:avkokaz1 chtslo Sc o praci u
chazeti. Cernosi prijeli broad.
wayskou karou cd dclenniho
mesta a Ia opousteni kary by.
Ii sevreni lidmi Sc stavkujicimi
souhlasicimi. Cernosi tasili no.
ze' a "a nasledujici sarvatky
diva muzi byli tszce pcraneni
a jeden utrzil poranenl lehka.
Okna hare byla kameny wy.
5ita a osm vytrznikI ma bliz.
kou staniic odvedeno. Nejvice
ranenym jest cernoch J. Hood,
1854 vych. 80 ul., do nemoc.
nice sv. Alexise poslany. Jed.
ncmu stavkari prerazena ruka
a nskolik Slovakl-s.avkarI "a
b:tky pohmozdsno. Mezi zat.
cenymi nachazeji Sc Polaci ma.
zvice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
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RESIGNOVALA.

Advokatka Florence Alleno
va Zaslala vCera svou resigna-
ci narodnimu dem. vyboru do
WashingtOnu, V n6mz zastupo
vala demokratick6 zeny O.
hio. Ia pricin resignace udava
Zostfeni vojenskych zakonu, Ia
jemnike mvalky odporucovane
Assistentka zdejSiho okresni-
no zalobce +. Allenova ztrati-
la "a va!kv bratra We Francll
a nasledovn6 ma vuGi vojenstvi
jakys pfedsudek. V uradovn6
okre3niho zalobce vSak zusta-
ne a demokratickou stranu zde
rovnGz neopusti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
TWSSI IWSSI IWSS
SEZNAM DARU,

kter6 darovany byly do stan
ku Velkoloze JednOty Tabori-
tn We prospech Skoly j. A. Ko-
mensky V Mt. Pleasant. Nasle
duiici darovali: Jan Mott Gtvrt
sudu mouky, pi. MareSova "a
sterku, dive pohlavnice a dv6
vJsivky, p. Mares spiGku ma
doutniky, pi. Mirosovsky pol
star a krajkovy joch, pi. Han
zal poS.ar q yySivku, A. Kar-
nos fontanov5 pero, pi. Moty-
ka diva koSitky, pi. Kominek
dive vySivky, pi. Capek ko8i-
eek, pi. Barto$ zdst6ru, p. Ger
max vo1avku, p. Michal nado
bu ma doutnlky, p. Black ko-
six grocerie, p. l.. Prusa sliper
sy, pi. PruSa album a hrneGek,
pi. Mikes uterak, p. Uhllk la
heV Iikeru, Ferd. Pru$a par
bot, p. Peter obraz, Ant. Bel
san obraz, p. Zemina kralika,
p. BriSer 9 krabic plechoVGho
nadobi, dive krabice pore. ma
dobi jeden obraZ, p. Pauza
bedniGku doutniku, pi. Skleni-
cka cepiCku, p. j. Sladky u
brus, p. l.. Sladky ruGnik, p. V.
Sladky 2 parry ponozek, p. No
yak kralika, pi. MarouSek 6
EASTER, pi. Molzer koSik gro
cerie, pi. Zamecnik 2 SatiGky,
p. MachaGek kohoula, p. Svad
ba citeru, pi. Pechman ruCne
malovany obraz, p. Vais husu,
| p. BelSan kohouta a slepitku,
p. pi. Kvet salamy, p. KaSe
nast6nn6 hodiny a stribrnou
nadabu na cukr. = Nasledu-
jici darovali pen6zite obno-
sy: Velkoloze j. T. $1,000, Lo
re Bila Hora $4,000, Loze Bo-
jovnici Svobody $500 Loze
Zlata Praha $500, AL. Cha
loupka $500, Karel DiviS So,
p. Dolnicek 81, p. Minarik So,
pi. Kral soc, pl. Flip soc, pi.
Janecek 81, Jan Krejcar So,
pi. Nemecek soc, p. Sebek 81,
p. Gotthard soc, p. Kucera 81,
p. Koudela So, Kat. Svancara
81. - @ dalsi Diary do stanku
Jednoty Taboritd Cd svych pri
znivcG zada bazarni vybor TIA
bo ritz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24

"a stavky ocelarI a zelezard
jest byvaly kovarsky delnik
John Fitzpatrick 2 Chicago,
nyni V Pittsburgh stavkovnimu
vyboru predsedajici. Fitzpa-
trick jest stredniho veku, do
bry lidovy recnik, pilny organi
sator svymi soudruhy obllbe-
n6jsi Samuela Gomperse, pred
sedy Americke Federace Pra-
ce. Fitzpatrick byl jednlm or
ganisatoru delnicke politicke
strany Illinois mistnl pre-
daci ocelarH ocekavaji, re uni
n6ny vudci ~duch zavita tez do
naSeho m6sta, ably zdejSi situa
ci prostudoval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
Y~S s. IWSSI IWSSI
INVALlDA UHOREL " CHIC
RCBINCI.

V nemocniCnim odd6leni
m6stskeho chudobince We War
rensville priSel vcera o zivot
55 lety invalida Ed. EnIow
2100 zap. 61. ul. Uhorel, kdy2
o samote IL krbu Sc vyhrival a
Il dymky pokuroYal. Enlow tr-
pei reymOu a nemocniGnim
odd6leni mel zvlaStni komur-
ku. Nepotfeboval jinak zvla-
Stni dohled a kdyz Saty ma
mem Sc vznaly, oSetfovatelG ne
bylo jeho blizkosti, Cimz Wy
sv6tluje Sc spozdivsi Sc pomoc
Vypomocny koroner Zoul bu-
de pripad jeSte vySetfoyat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
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UTONULY ZTOTOZNEN.

Mrtvola neznameho chap
ce, vylovena z jezera phi 1pati
vych. 40. ul. v pondeli rano,
ztotoznena vcera v okr. mar
nici. Ztotozneni provedla mat
ka zahynuleho, pani A. Kisso-
va z cisla 9408 Buckeye Road.
sdelivSi pozdeji koronerovi, re
jeji jedenactilety Edward ode
sci domova k jezeru pred Sc
sti tydny, cd kterezto DOLBY
byl nezvestny. Utonul "a kou-
pani ma osamelem miste, kde
pozdeji i jeho sat byl nalezen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
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AUTOISTA ZBAVEN OBZA
LOBY.

V predmesti East Cleveland
prisel A. cervna o zivot krajan
Josef Dvorak. Byl zasazen au-
tomobilem obchodniho jedna-
tele j. r. Murphyho a skonal
n6kolik minut po neStesti.
Murphy byl 'tenkrat zatGen q
trestnlmu soudu pro Zabiti od-
kazan. Vcera pripadem zaby-
vala Sc velka porota, rozhod-
nuvsi, ze Dvorak prisel zivot
nest astnou nahodou a nikoli
ukvapenostl jmenovaneho au-
toisty, po kteremzto vynosu
Murphy obzaloby byl zproSt6n
a bez pokuty domu poslan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
WSSl IWSSl IWSSI
VELKE TOVARNY DO Gle
VELANDU.

Obchodni komora zjistila,
re velky tovarni zavod firmy
J. w. Murray Manufacturing
Co. bude 2 Detroit presteho-
van do Clevelandu, kde zbudu
je sve tovarny blize Lhandle-
rovych dilen ma automobily.
Murrayova spolecnost zabyva
Sc vyrobou pro automobily a
zde zaridl tovarnu nakladem
$500.O0O. Asi tislc delniku Ii
ska v move te ihdustrii zamest-
mani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
STAVkA UHLOKOPU BUDE PRiPAD
Ne /. LISTOPADU VYVOLANA.
POZADAVKY SJEZDU JSOU so PROCENTNf IVY
SEM MZDY, SEST HODIN PRACE DENNE A PET
PRACOVNiCH DNf TYDNU

Narodni svaz uhlokopI "a
koncil svuj sized vcera "
Crays zbrojnici a pred uzavre
MIN konvence jednohlasne u
sneseno, vyvolat pripadne vse-
obecnou stavku /. Hstopadu le-
tos, pak-li by bossove pozadav
ky unii odmi.li. Americti uhlo-
kopove pozaduji sedesatipro-
centni zvySeni mzdy, sestihodi-
novou dobu pracovni a pet pra
covnich dnI v tydnu. Mimo to
z&daji O zru$eni rdznych sra
EEK, tykajicich Sc vykopaneho
uhli horsi jakosti, jakoz cini
jine pozadavky podfizeneho
vyznamu.
Svaz zvolil zvlastni delega.
CT, ktera zacne bossy vyjed.
navat jiz Ultra Buffalo. V
delegaci mali osmiclenne "a.
stoupeni staty Ohio, Pennsylva
ME, Indiana a Illinois, kterizto
zastupci budou ,vyjednavat
jmenem vsech uniovych havirfI1 q
We Spojenych Statech pfipad
ne " kanade.
Oha jskou delegaci tvori di-
striktni predseda j. Moore z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24

Columbus, hayiri CIV. Savage
a Lee Hall rovnez Columbus,
VIM. Bobinnetr.a z Jacksonvil-
lie, c.. Wellston a T. j. Price z
Midvale, j. Faxon re Salinevil-
lie, w. c. Thompson Cam
bridge w. Roy z Bridgeport.
Sloucene delegace mali pine
pravo v mezdni otazce, kdezto
stavka byla by oficielne vyvo-
lana hlavnimi uTedniky svazu
a o move smlouve uvazoval by
pfipadne zvlastni Sized do In
dianapolis pocatkem listopadu
svolany. Pakli parlamentarni
delegace pro stavku Sc rozhod-
nou, je temer jiste, re l. listo.
radu zanechano bude cinnosti
We vsech americkych a kanad.
skych uhlodoiech. S,avlzuji-
cich havir6 Soustati bylo by
100000 v Kanade rovnez ne
kolik set tisic.
Delegace svazu mali tez Y
Buffalu bossIm formalne czna
mit, re unie amer. uhlokopu
jscu pro sestaneni dolu a rize-
nj tychz vladni komisi, " nil
i delnictvo bylo by zastoupeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
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SPRAVCE KLUBOVNY
ZABIT.

Ridltel kIubOVny PlnehurSt,
45lety Albert Schoane, 1921
Lorain Ave-, prisel vGera o Ii
vot "a srazky dvou automobi
la We West Park. Schoene
pred n6kolika lety vlastnil "a
jezdni hostinec ma State Road,
blize mestskych hranic a teSil
Sc znamosti V kruzich ces-
kych. Pohrben bude Ultra We
West Park.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
DR.. MEDLIN CHCE RYTI
ROVNEZ KORONEREM.

. Okresn( komisari jmenuji
dnes urcite noveho koronera,
kterezto mfsto nmrtim Ora.
Byrnea bylo uprazdneno. 0
koronerstvi dnes uchazi Sc 5
znamych osobnosti, zvlaste le-
,karu a mezi mimi je tez DIR. Va
CLAW Medlln re zap. strany.
Smirci soudce Zoul byl kandi
da1em jiz pred tim a dalsimi
cekanci jsou doktofi Poe, Ja-
cobs a Bradwig.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-24
DAIRY SLOZENE " URADOV
NE {. N. SDRUZENi.

Rad Sokol Zlata Praha, {.
%, G. S. b. p. j., Clensky
poplatek "a III. Ctvrtl. $40
Rad Bratri V Kruhu, els. %
c. S. p. S. pro legiona-
re $4,000
Sbor Anna Sazavska, els.
G1, j. c. ID. pro legiona-
fe $500
Rad Vlastimil els. II, C. S.
b. p. j. pro legion. $4,000
Fr. SmiSek, ma zasilku daru
Am. Ger. Krize $500
Panl l.. Krismanic soc
Pfiial Josef MaSek.
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RiJNOVE DELIlICKE PORA
DY We WASHINCTONE.

Tri konference, ktere mali
poCiti We Washingtonu V m6si-
ci Tiinu, mali Sc nesti "a tim
1Gelcm, ably Sc naSla costa k
socialni spravadlnosti jina,
nez-li navrhuji rusti bolSevici,
ktefl nasilim vnucuji lidu ma
hledy "pokrocilych myslitelG'
Data a hlavnf ulohy jsou ty-
to: Dne 6. rijna ZapoGne BIZ
lem dome kOnference, Svolana
presidentem Wilsonem, jejizto
uCelem bude po3taviti praci i
zam6StnaVatele Ma move stano-
visko a vynaiiti methody, jak
by Sc aiVotni potreby zlacine-
ly. Dne %. fijna zapocne
mezinarodni Sized pracujicich
zen, jehoz ucelem buda Wy
pracovati program, jak by ze-
| ny udrzely a Zachovaly vyho-
dy, kter@ jim V prumyslovem
sv6te prinesla valka ohledn6
roVnosti V platu a vyd6lkov6
pfllezitOsti s muzi. Dne 30. fij-
ma ma poGiti sjezd organisova-
neho delnictva celeho sveta,
svolany presid Wilso-
mem die zasady ligy narodu.
VSem temto poradam pfiklada
Sc Velika dulezitost a president
upozornil, re zvlaSte porada
prvnl mnze miti veliky W.
znam tim, ze muze poloziti no.
We zakladY prumyslove a upev'
niti je. Jest dnes mnoho pr1-
myslovych odv6tvi, V nichz Sc
nestavkuje jenom proto, re by
10 vyhlaSeno docasne primefi
cfka Sc ma vysledky, jake
ma prinesti porada washing
tonska. L okoli presidentova
So oznamuje, re Wilson ma V
umyslu nejen o3obne schulz "a
hajit, ale dale byti nj We
styku a bedlive sledovat cele
Jednanl, pusobit ma nj SWIM
vlivem a hled6t prosadit sve
plany. Ii pax, kteri rozumi We
Gem narodohospodarskym, pro
hlasujl, re hlavni otazkou ne
nj zvyseni mzdy, jako spiSe
zlaclneni potreb zivotnich, kite
re dne5 jest neprirozene a ne-
ZdraVe. Temi vecmi Sc bude
! konference zabyvati' do "a
kladu je probirati. Zamestna-
Vatele Sc zatim zabyvaji my
slenkou zalozenf jedne velike
spolecne unie podle vzoru a
mericke federace prace, ale je
otazkou, mOhou-li neco podob
neho provesti, aniz by porusi-
Ii Sherman1v zakon proti-tru-
stovni, ktery, .jak znamo, delhi
ckych organisaci Sc netyka. O.
cekavaJl Sc zasedani dlouha.
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VETSl BEZPECNOST V To-
VARNACH.

PriSti tyden otevTen bude V
Clevelandu narodni Sized dele
gata organisaci, maiicich Y
programu v6tSi bezpeGnost V
tovarhich zavodech. Sjede Sc
zde asi 1000 zastupcu a mezi
mimi Zastupci vSech velkych o.
celaren Soustati. Americka
Federace Prace bude miti ma
siezdu zastoupeni rovn9z V
zajmu tovarnich zen promlu-
Vi 81. Ida Tarbellova znama
nepfitelkyn6 rodiny RockefeI-
leru.
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VUDCiM DUCHEM

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DNESNi SITUACE STAVkT
v CLEVELANDU.
(Dokoncenf.)

Bourne-F uller Co., ma vSech-
ny sve tovarny V necinnosti,
ponevadz vice jak 2700 mu
IA prace nechalo. Zagreny
isou tudiz Upson zelezarny
ma Scranton Road a Union
valcovny ma Aetna Road.
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut CO.,
vlastnici tovarny ma nyCy a
srouby ma vych. 63 ul., row
n6z musela svou industrii "a
writ, cimz stavkarum pfiby-
10 dalSich 1900 d6lnikG.
Cleveland ocelarny ma vych,
38. ul,, blize New York Cen
tral drahy, zanechaly 1pl-
ne vyroby a vice jak 200
muzu sjavkuje.