davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
POLSKO NECHCE Sc VIDA.
I'll VILNY.

Londyn, Fl. rijna. Times
sdeluji, ze polska vlada We sve
odpovedi ma anglofrancouz-
skou notu, v niz bylo zdIraz-
memo, ze spojenecke vlady po-
vazujf obsazeni Vilny "a prici-
ci Sc primeri s Litvou, uzavre-
nemu prostrednictvfm Svazu
Narodn a "a pricici Sc ujistenf,
jez dano by1o Polskem Spojen-
cum a Svazu Narodn, dava ma
jevo prekvapenf, ze Anglie
Francie povazuji Ia svoji po-
vinnost, aby vynutily vracenf
Vilny Litvinum. Toto rozhodnu
tt, jak Sc pravi, vedlo by ku
dalsim konfliktIm a vzpou-
ram polske armade. Polsko
pry piilis vysoce cent loyalnost
mocnosti, nezli aby Sc mohlo
domnfvati, ze tyto vyuziii jeho
nesnazi ku pozadavku, ably Wy
klidilo Vilnu.s Varsavska vlada
dItklive apeluje ma Spojence,
aby nekladli pfekazky rekon-
strukci Polska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
MacSWINEY MA PRAHU
SMRTI.
Informace " tom smyslu obdr-
zela londynska Exchange Te.
legraph Brixtonskeho
vezeni.

Londyn, %. fijna. Exchange
Telegraph oznamuje, ze ziska-
la informace, ze Terence Mac
Swiney, lord mayor mesta Cor
ku, jest ma prahu smrti. Toto
jest sedmdesaty prvni den
MacSwiney-ho hladove stavky
V Brixtonskem vezeni. Byl o.
pet v deliriu dnes rano a We
zensti lekari opet nasilim vpra-
vovah mu potravu do 1st pres
jeho protesty, die bulletinu Wy
daneho Irskou lfgou pro sebe-
urceni.
Lord mayor nabyval chvflc-
mi v6domi, pravi dale bulletin,
avsak nepoznava svych pribuz
nych aniz sveho okoli. Nekoli-
krate jeho delirium vzalo ma
sebe povahu zurivosti.
Central News pravi, ze Mac
Swiney byl jenom castecne prl
vedomi dnes rano, Ztraviv vel
mi spatnou noe. Lekari opetne
pry mu podali neco tekute po-
travy, naeez mayor stizen byl
zachvatem mdloby.
"Poznal svoji sestru Mary,
ale nikoho jineho," dodava
bulletin. Chvilemi upada V de-
lirium. Nyni jest klidny."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
WRANCEL ZASTAVIL Boil
SEVIKY.
Gen. Budsnej, dfivejsi velitel
sovstove jizdy, Sc k nemu
hlasi.

Sebastopol, %. rijna. Gen.
Wrangela jihoruske a protibol-
sevicke silly zadrzely sovetove
vojsko, jez Sc pokouselo pro-
nasledovati je "a feku Dnepr,
po nedavnych dspesich boise
vika, kdy podarilo Sc Jim Ia
tlaciti Wrangelovu armadu az
ku zmfnene rece.
Porazka gen. Wrangela "a
fekou Dneprem jest pfieitana
zde srnyti 2sn, Rarbeva, ienz
prisel o zivot v boil. Sbor jizdy,
kteremu stal v cele, byl podi-
vuhodne uspesny az do smrti
sveho velitele.
Gen. Budenej, dffvejsi veli-
tel sovetove jfzdy, jenz opustil
bolsevickou v6c, postal vzkaz
gen. Wrangelovi, v nemz Sill
buje pfidati sc k nemu. Podob-
ny vzkaz zaslan byl gen. Seme-
novem, byvalym kozackym ve-
litelem z Mukdenu.
/. Washington, %. rijna. De-
pese k armenskemu vyslanectvi
zde cd jeho vlady sdeluje. re
turecke utoky ma Novo Selin a
Ikder byly odrazeny.
Ouch, prevladajfci v armen-
ske armade jest pry vybornt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
zENA USVEDCENA Z
VRAzDY.

Norwich, Conn. %. fijna. Pr.
Mabel C. Kenyonova byla dnes
uznana vinnou re zabiti dra.
Herberta Tetlowa, nfmz udr-
zovala nedovoleny pomer, KITE
ry l6kar pferusil. DR.. Tetlow
vystudoval ma Western Reserve
universite v Clevelandu, avsak
nikdv praxi neprovozoval a We
noval Sc sadarstvf v Pawca-
tuck, pres feku Cd Westerly,
R. l.. sveho rodneho mesta.
Pr. Kenvonovou znal po mnoho
rokn. Zena tato by!a provdana
ttffii4kfi.Ate Il * { posledn9 pfed trinacti
rokv. M6la tfi dftky z tohoto
posledniho manzelstvl. tfetf a
81 pred rokem. Stat behem pro-
cesu predlozil svedectvf. Re pi.
Kenvonova tomto dftku Sc
zmiHovala iako o "Herbertove
a mem" Obhaioba snazila Sc
dokazati. ze dr.. Tetlow sam Sc
zastfelil We SVEN byte IL. eerv-
ma. ponevadz bvl zamilovan do
ohzalovan6. Manzel Of. Keny-
onove a jeff tfi ditkv bylv We
die nj po celou dobu trvanf
procesu. Soudce odsoudil Of.
Kenvonovou ma lhhtu cd deseti
do patnacti rokh We statnl trest-
nici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
LEPSf NALADA " BRITANII.
Mezi stavkujicimi uhlokopy q
vladou jest vyjednavani v
proudu.

Londyn, 90. rijna. Stavkovni
situace jest prohlasovana "a
nadejnejsi dnes vecer while
dem k tomu, ze mirove konver-
SAGE mezi vladou a vGdci havf-
RI pokracuji bez pferuseni.
Mezitfm havirska konferen-
ce jizniho Walesu pozadala
Narodni havifskou federaci, a.
by svolala konferenci "a dee
lem uvazovani, zdali nemelo
by byti odvolano vsechno del
nictvo dold. Dolly udrzovany
jsou v pofadku zvl&ste ustano-
venymi sichtami delnictva a
jich odvolani by znamenalo, ze
prace dolech nemohla by By
ii obnovena po dlouhou dobu. /.
We spolecne konferenci Ultra
mezi zeleznitari a haviri, jez
mGze vesti k mfru, Sc ocekava,
ze ucinen bude navrh, ably ze.
leznicari odlozili svoji stavku
ohlasenou ma nedeli, kdyby me-
doslo k dorozumeni mezi via.
dou a haviri do soboty, az ma
stredu, po konferenci spoje.
nych femesel.
Nejvetsi uzkostlivost pre-
vlada mezi LondShany. nebot'
zdali stavka bude prohlasena
v sobotu, take v podzemni dra.
ze bude zastavena doprava.
Rovnez jest mozno, ze omni-
! busy poulicnf drahy. iich5
zffzenci jsou cleny unie doprav
nickych d6lnikG, zastavf ope-
race. Posledne eminent zTizen.
CT prOJevlll vSak nechut' pflda.
ii sc k hnuti.
Mezi zeleznicnimi zrizenci
tez panuie velka riznost mine.
nj vzhledem ku stavce a velka
itch Cast Jest rozhodne prot
nj. J. H. Thomas. vrchni sekre.
| tar Narodni unie zeleznitnfch
zrizencu. dal ma vereinost pro-
hlaseni, ze jest proti stavce
Tvto okolnosti opravhuif k ma.
deli. ze ku stavce nedoide pred
stfedou a kdyby k nj prece do
slo v omen den, vlada Jest prs
pfipravena ku krokIm ma Ia
bran9ni 1plneho ochromenf do
-
pravy..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
ZMARENE VYLOUPENf BANKY
v BEDFORDU
v BYTEcH ZATCENYCH BANDITu NALEZENO SPERKU
IA $2s0 - ODMENA BEDFORDSKYM
PRONASLEDOVATELOM

Vcera vecer zatkla policie
dive zeny, z nichz die vlastniho
doznani jest jedna matkou a
druha milenkou lupice Alber-
ia Johnsona, alias Joyce, jenz
byl zabit pri ctvrtecnim prepa-
du bedfordske pobocky The
Cleveland Trust Co., kterehoz
Sc sdcastnil spolu Sc sedmi lu-
pici jinymi vcetne zatceneho
lupice remeslneho G.. Losteine-
ra (Jiggse). Zatcene lilly spo-
lecn9 Johnsonem v apartment
tnfm dome 14409 Woodwork
Ave. N. E. po dobu dvou ne
del. Najemnici uvedeneho do
mu pax zjistili, ze zatceny Har-
dy Stone vulgo Wulle byl TAX
tez jejich spoluobyvatelem.
Johnsonova byla prohlednuta
policejni matronou, jez u nj
nalezla ma hotovosti $3.50 dol.
a sperku v Gene vice jak $685.
900, ktere mela rozchbvany v
satech. Ia prohlidky nablzela
matrone $1,000, jestli o nalezu
zachov& mlceni. zena mladsi
vydavala Sc nejprve "a man
zelku Johnsonovu, pozdeji ale
doznala, ze byla jen jeho mi
lenkou. Zpryu udala, ze Sc jme
mule Hazel Greyova, a pozdeji
op9tn9 ze Norma Scottov& 2
DaK1Afd v Kalifornii.
Policie 8 celou spoleGnosti We
vazb9 doufa tax snaze vypa.
trait dalsf clenstvo velice ne.
bezpecne handy, zeimena ttyi
1castn{kd ttvrtetnf loupeze
kteff Sc doposud test svobod9
ac jest po ieiich stop9 patra.
no = nejvetsim dsilfm.
Stav zraneneho Williama
Petrie, 17leteho bankovniho
klerka, lezicfho v nemocnici
sv. AleXise Sc po proveden!
tranfuse krve znacn9 zlepsil
Losteiner a Stone jsou zraneni
jen lehce a zahy Sc budou mu.
set zodpovfdat z loupezneho
pokusu a die vseho bude pre
n9 vysledek velice zly. Tfetf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
VYZYVAJf HARDlNCA MA
DEBATU.

Columbus, O., %. fijna. Stat
nj demokraticky vybor podal
formalnf vyzvu senatoru Har-
dingovi, republikanskemu kan
didatu Ia presidenta, aby u
tkal Sc " debate guv. Coxem,
demokratickym kandidatem.
Oba pry budou pfistf tyden V
Ohio, a tudfz snadno dalo by
sc to zariditi. Senator Harding
byl iiz drive vyzvan ma deba-
tn 8 Coxem z narodnfho demo-
kratickeho vyboru, avsak od-
mitl to.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23

ponekud vazneji zraneny ban.
dita zdrahal Sc udati jmeno,
byl ale zjisten G. Koestlerem,
superintendent policejni j.
dentifikacni Iradovny jake
Orville Taylor, povolanim TAX
to dobfe znamy toledsky zlo-
DEF. Nechtel dlouho barvou
ven, az sc prec konecne k sve-
mu "slavnemu" jmenu primal.
Ma vcerejsi schulz Cleveland
Trust Co. bylo usneseno vypla-
titi bedfordskym obcandm "a
prokazane sluzby pfi stihani
banditd penezite odmeny a 81
ce obdrzi: X. w. Porter $1,000
D. B. Johnson, $3.50; H. w. Os-
born, $3.50; Salvatore Parrise,
$3.50; E. G.. Thorpe, $3.50; G.
H. Maxseiner, $3.50; Pr. H. X.
Krausova, 800 a pi. Belle
Schumchrova, 500.
Pc pfedchozfm vysetfeni
bedfordskeho pfipadu pfedal
vcera assistent zalobce w. j
Corrigan zalobu velkoporote a
kdyz tato ihned potala lou.
pezi jednati. byla X disposici
jiz celia fada sv6dkI.
Losteiner bude souzen pre-
vrazdu prvniho stupne, jak vse
proti n9mu nasv9dcuje, jest tt
tcntyz pfipad, Y kter5m 50
John ,Grogan pfiznal vinnym
Pro Losteinera bude zaloba
pozadovati trest smrti,. ielik,2
ieho vina jest skorem liz nyn.
iasne prokazana, pravil zalob,
ce. Policie Sc domnfva, ze Lo
steiner mel prsty tez " bankov.
nj loupezi, spachane v Chagrir
Falls bance v mesici cervnu
pfi ktere pfisel o zivot jeder
muz. nahodou sc nalezajfci ma
miste cinu.
Bedfordska sensace plnils
veera dnes sloupce zdejsfhC
tisku a zpr&vy jsou casto proti
chIdne; praveho svetla do ce
l6 zalezitosti dodA teprvt
soudnf setfenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
NEZDARENA BANKOVNf LOUPEz
MA MfSTE VYPLENENf RANKY v LODI. O.. BANDITE
PRISLI JESTE o $1O.OOJ

Lodi, o., %. ffina. Pokus o.
vyloupenf zdejsf Statnf banky
dnes v poledne a stihani ban
ditn We ctvfech okresich ma
svoii komickou stranku.
Sc stanoviska banditd loupez
hvla rozhodnym nezdarem.
Banka ma vsech svych S25. 900
ma hotovosti a mimo to test "ku
predu" O $1,000. Bandite isou
tolik "zkratka". Zprvu pano-
valo mfnenf. ze bandite isou
ccffenv povsssttnee Losteinerovy
tlnpv. nynf rozprasene. ale
vsechnv okolnosti poukazuji k
tomu. ze bvli to zacatecnfci.
Automobil sc ctvrmi muzi
7astavil sc pred mfstnfm hote-
lem DO II. hodin9 dnes dopo-
ledne, Vvstoupi1i z neho ctvfi
muzi. prochazeli sc DO ulici. tn
a tam zasli do kramu a neco
koupili.
q pnl dvanacte til z Mich We
xli do bankv pies ulici cd hote-
lu. kdezto ctvrt1 zauial mSsto
na sedadle automobile 8 l-uka.
ma ma fiditeln&m kole.
Bandita cfslo / pfistoupil K
oknu kasfra J. H. Fishera "a.
DIAL, ably mu promenil desftku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
HARDING OPET DOMA,.

Marion, O.. %. fiina. Ones
senator Harding dokontil svGj
posledni zaiezd mimo stat We
ave presidentske kampanni.
Dopfal 81 kratkeho svatku. zdr-
zev Sc We sve kancelafi ienom
chvfli a odeiel do Mansfield,
kde mel liz drive smluvenou
hru golfu 9 nekolika pfateli.
Ultra zacne pracovati ma fecfch
jez pfednese v nekolika me-
stech ohioskych, pfistf tyden, a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23

"a ctvrt'akv a p6laky. Dostal
drobne a ustoupil stranou. PAX
druhy bandita predlozil desft-
ku Sc stejnou zadosti a kdyz
kasfr chystal sc dati mu zada-
ne drobne. shield. ze bandita
cislo 3 mirf ma knihvedoucfho
Lehmana. Blfzko Fishera byl
pfist9nek a tento do neho vsko-
cil.
"Otevfi tv dvefe," jeden z
lupici vzkfikl ma Lehmana.
THz postoupil ku dverim. vsak
ieden z banditi patrne v do
mnenf. ze Fisherovi podafilo
Sc dostati sc ma ulici a ze shani
pomoc. chopil sve druhy "a ra-
mena a tahl lie k automobile,
Zapomn9li v bance svoii de-
sftku, "a niz ieden z lupicd Ia.
dal a nedostal drobne.
Kasir Fisher honem otevfel
dv6fe pfist9nku, vyb9hl ven a
zptsobil poplach a v okamziku
celia karavana automobile sc
pustila "a banditv. Bvl uvedo
men serif okresu Cuyahoga 8
clevelandsk& policie, lei row
nez ma honbe Sc podflela. ale
bandithm Sc podafilo uplach
lnouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
800 JEPTISEK RECISTRO-
VANO.

Toledo. %. ffina. Tri sta iep-
tisek z rIznych katolickych
feholi V tomto meste dalo Sc
registrovati pro prfstf volbM
die ornament volebnf rady o.
kresu Lucas. Biskup Schrems
prohlasil, ze neni ma ne ci-
n6n zadny natlak, jak by mely
hlasovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
zENY POMOHLY KLERIKA.
LUM.
Pfi volbach v Rakouske repu.
blice hlasovaly vetsinou kre-
st'ansko-socialni lfstek.

Widen, 21. rijna. - Zenske
hlasy byly velice ddlezitym ci-
nitelem pri uspechu, ktereho
krest ansti socialove docilili pri
nedelnich parlamentnich vol
bach We Vidni. V residencnfch
distriktech tax zvane lepsi til
dy bylo pro zminenou stranu
odevzdano o 33 procent vice
zenskych nez muzskych hlasd,
coz jest dosti pozoruhodnym a
zajimavym 1kazem. Lee i v
chudsich distriktech bylo ode
vzdano pro stranu krest ansko-
socialni daleko vice zenskych,
nez muzskych hlasG. V ciste
delnickych distriktech to
dvou bylo pro stranu uvedenou
odevzdano zenskych hlas1 o
$500 vice, nez kolik jich bylo
pro stejnou stranu do osudi
vhozeno muzi. Vysledek ten Sc
vseobecne povazuje "a zcela
prirozenou reakci proti vyso-
kym cenam "a potraviny a pro.
ii nedostatku potravin a uhls,
ktery byl vsestranne nejen pa
trnym, ale velice citelnym "a
administrace socialnich demo.
kratI.
Ze zpravy poslednich w
sledcich voleb do parlamentu
rakouskeho vysvita, ze kre
st ansti socialove ziskali pro, Sc
be jeste jeden dalsi mandat &
to ma ucet socialnfch demokra
til. D. Karl Renner, rakouskJ
Zahranicni ministr, a vsichni O.
statni predaci re socialne de.
mokraticke strany byli zvoleni
Reichpost dnes pise, re jest po.
vinnosti socialnich demokratu
by prijali misto V novem kabi
netu a sice jako zastupcu dru
he nejsilnejsi strany. Arbeitel
Zeitung Sc Ease stavi proti to-
mu ma odpor. Soudi sc vsak, ze
strana pfece jen do koalicnihc
kabinetu vstoupi a ze pro sebe
podrzi nektera z ministerskycl
mist.
We zprave z ,Vidne, nesouc
datum 18. rfjna Sc pravi, re pr
sti parliament bude Sc skladat
ze IT krest 'anskych social1
Ga socialnich demokratu a Is
Velkonemcn. Ponevadz pax
tomu pribyly hlasy dalsi, bu
dou miti krest'an socialovt
78 mandatG a 63 socialni de
kraft.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
ROOT STOJf MA SVEN.
Odpira opraviti tvrzeni, ze GU
werner Cox jest pro Imluvu
Svazu Narodn beze vsech
vyhrad.

Newark, N. j., Z2. rlJna.
Guv. James M. Cox podle vse-
no uzavrel dnes kontroversi,
jez vznikla mezi MIN a Elihu
Rootem, drfvejsim clenem ka-
binetu.
Root, We sve reci v Carnegie
Hall We stredu, prohlasil, ze je
to ucelem demokratickeho kan
didata ziskati schvaleni umlu-
w Svazu NarodG v teze forne,
jak president Wilson prinesl il
z Parize. Toto guv. Cox roz-
hodne popfel, odkazav Roota
ku svym recem, nichz Sc pro-
hlasil pro jakekoli vyhrady,
jez by objasnovaly a zajist'o-
valy, ale jez by nerusily smlou
WI. Guv. Cox zadal, aby Root
opravil prohlasenf, jimz jej po-
stavil do falesneho svetla. Root.
v telegramu zaslanem guver-
nerovi dnes rano, odeprel tax
uciniti.
GUY. Cox zodpovedel depesi
Ro6tovu behem sve cesty pres
New Jersey.
"Polozil jsem vam jasnou o.
tazku," byla odpoved' z casti.
"My oba snad rozumime W.
znamu SLOW. Americky lid row.
n6z porozum6l vyznamu SLOW.
Byla yam dana prilezitost, aby-
ste NOM opravit; svd sfaslsssri
tvrzenf tuto opravu Wy ode
prel jste uciniti."
GUY. Cox medal ma jevo, ja-
Ike kroky V teto veci dale pod
nikne. Zda Sc, re povazuje ce-
lou aferu "a skoncenou, pri
cemz Root zIstava postaveni
cloveka, jenz vznesl vazne OBJ
vineni, ale nemize je dokazati.
Pratele guv. Coke poukazuji,
re We vsech svych fecech zdn-
raznoval, re jest hotov prijati
jakekoli vyhrady k 1mluve
Srazu Narodd, jez by postave-
nj Ameriky ucinily nezranitel-
nym a tudfz pry nezbyva jiny
zaver nezli ten, ze Root sve
falesne tvrzeni pronesl zlmy-
sine, jenom aby poskodil Co.
xovu kandidaturu..
! V teto souvislosti rovnez u
vadena jest ma pamet' kontro-
verse s dfivejsfm presidentem
Taftem. Cox predlozil kabelo-
granny vymen6ne mezi p. Taf-
tenn a presidentem WilsonAm,
jez dokazaly jeho tvrzenf = ze
p. Taft schvalil Svaz, "nezli
stal Sc politickym footballem. "
Tehdy rovnez expresident
Taft prohlasil, ze byl by ocho-
ten prijati nmluvu Svazu Ma
rodn beze vsech vyhrad.
V feei zde proslovene guv.
Cox opetne obiral Sc hlavne o.
tazkou Svazu Narodn, pri
cemz nesetril ostrou kritikou
byvaleho senatora Roota a
sveho soupere ma republican
skem listku, jenz pry sve sta
novisko V teto v6ci zmenil nej-
meme desetkrate,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
sOCIALIsTICKY KABINET
ODsTOUPIL.

Stockholm, %. fijna. Kabinet
V celes premierem Hialmarem
Brantingem, socialistickHm vud
Gem, resignoval dnes. Bvl utvo-
fen 10 breZna a 7reorganiso-
van 1. cervence. Nastounil po
ministerstvu premiera Edena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23

sice v Clevelandu. Akronu.
Cincinnati a Columbus. Zadne
reci 8 prednf verandy neisou
liz probationary Zminene
ctvfi feci budou asi poslednf,
jez proslovf pred volebn{m
dnem.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-02-19
Harvey RObideau.

Harvey Robideau died at his home in
Foreston on Wednesday, February IL
death, being caused by pneumonia
which followed influenza. He was IS
years months and 10 days of age.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Kral in Foreston Catholic church
last Friday and the interment was in
Greenbush cemetery.
Harvey Robideau was born in Green
bush on July 1, 1884, and moved to
Princeton with his parents in 1904. In
1906 he was married to Miss Alma
Olson. Two years ago, with his wife
and family, he moved to Foreston. He
is survived by his wife, four sons and
one daughter; his father, Lewis Robi-
deau, Greenbush; three brothers, Earl
H. Of Glendorado, Archie E. of Osseo
and Lloyd of Greenbush; and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Hazel o. Normandin of
Osseo, and Iona Robideau of Green
bush. 49,
Harvey Robideau was a hardwork-
ing, industrious young man, a kind
husband and father and man who be-
ieved in doing unto others as he
would be done by.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-02-19
Princeton CUNT Scores Another,

Last Friday night at the high school
auditorium the P. H. S. exhibited suf-
ficient proof that the Milaca high
school could not measure up to the
formers brand of basketball. Prince
ton, full of pep and confidence, in
spired by it's victories of several
weeks past, waded into the game with
a determination to come out on the
long end Of the score, and this, with
harmonious team work and excep-
tlonal shooting, made victory certain
The orange and black had rare oppor-
tunities to practice free throws as
the opposing quint fouled repeatedly
throughout the game. The visitors
team work at times showed up well
in passing the ball down the floor
but in their guarding they were toe
frequently called on personal anG
technical fouls. Practically all OF
Milaca's shots were long; as Westline
and Mark were such formidable guards
Cne VISITORS seldom got near enough
for shorter shots.
Throughout the game Nelson and
Harden clearly outplayed their OPP.
ponents, but supreme honors go tt
Busch, who scored 10 points alone out
Of the 81.
Princeton's chance for the district
basketball championship spurred he1
warriors on to the utmost, as tho
elimination of Milaca means one more
step toward the coveted prize, which
can be won by decisive defeat Of
Mora. The final score was 81 to 10. !
The contest between the Princeton
high school girls and Milaca high
school girls was full of interest and the
visitors were distinctly outclassed, the
locals winning by II to 6.
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women who was held in high esteem
by all who knew her.
Otto F. Weiss.

Otto f. Weiss died on February 8 at
his home in Minneapolis from pneu-
monia, which followed influenza. He
was resident of Princeton township
for "a years, and went to Minneapolis
with his parents about three years
ago. Since then to the time of his
death he was employed by the Journal
as an engineer.
Funeral services were held at Crys.
tai Lake chapel, Minneapolis, Rev
Ali, formerly of Princeton, conduct.
ing the services and quartet from the
Journal office rendering hymnal selec.
lions. There were many beautiful
floral tributes.
Otto F. Weiss was Sorn in Germany
on April FL, 1887, and, with his par.
ents, came to Minneapolis 80 years
ago. Three years later the family
moved onto farm in Princeton town.
ship. He is survived by his parents
three brothers, Ernest and Robert
Minneapolis; Reynold, Princeton; ane
one sister, Marie, Minneapolis.
Otto Weiss was an amiable, indus
trious young man who was held il
high esteem by his fellow workme1
and all others who knew him.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-02-19

the American Society for Municipal
Improvement are of practical interest
to all Of them. Heavy, solid founda-
ton has been generally considered by
engineers as the necessary beginning
of a good road; but several experts at
the convention spoke for porous, non
rigid foundations, and one maintained
that for an asphalt surface a rigid
base is quite undesirable. Considering
the impressive program of road-build-
ing Immediately in prospect, here
seems, to be question which it is i'm
portant to settle, and the statement
that an old macadam road need not be
torn up to make way for the expensive
foundation of new road but is a
good foundation in itself, sounds hope
full Of a large saving of public money.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-02-19
DR.. Neumann Denied New Tr;a

The Duluth-News Tribune of Feb. Is.
in long report on the case, says that
DR.. C. S. Neumann, in his motion be-
fore Judge Page Morris on Saturday,
was denied a new trial and granted
one weeks stay of sentence, during
which his attorney, George T. Simp-
son, will prepare writ of error with
a view to taking the case before the
circuit court of appeals. DR.. Neumann
was released under bonds of $4,000,
the court having reduced them from
$4,000.
Since the July trial of the case the
American legion of Princeton wrote
several letters to federal officials ask
ing that the defendant be granted no
further delays.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-02-19
Miss Dolly Branchaud WEEDS.

At 8 o'clock on Monday morning at
st. Edwards parsonage, Dolly, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Viola Branchaud of Prince
ton, became the bride of Neil P. Grow,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Grow of
Greenbush. Rev. Chas. Mayer per-
formed the ceremony. It had been
planned to have the ceremonials per-
formed in the church but this ar
rangement was abandoned in conse-
quence of Father Mayors indisposition
which arose from symptoms of ap-
preaching influenza Vernon Blair at
tended the groom and Miss Orpha
Ross the bride. -->,..-.. -...,.
The bride was gowned in a pretty
creation of silk. net trimmed with
Venice point lace and she wore veil
with pearl band and u corsage bouquet
of cream roses. The bridesmaids
dress was of blue embroidered chiffon
and she wore corsage bouquet of
white roses. - -. -.-".'
At the conclusion of the nuptia]
ceremony the bridal party repaired to
the home of Mrs. Viola Branchaud
where an excellent wedding breakfast
was served. Plates were set for "a
guests members of the family and
near relatives. A magnificent wedding
cake graced the center Of the table and
the decorations were yellow and white
cut flowers. Many beautiful gifts of
cut glass and silverware, as we'll as
several good sized checks were re-
ceived by the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Grow left on the
morning train for bridal tour of the
west, including points in Washington
Oregon and California, and will be at
home to their friends in about a month
Among the guests in attendance at
the wedding from out of town were
Mrs. Georgiana Scoville. and daughter
Minneapolis; Walter S. Elliott, St.
Cloud; and Martin Branchaud (uncle
of the bride), Waubun, MINI.
The bride is an accomplished young
lady and a general favorite with the
young people Of the village. She re.
ceived her education in the Princeton
schools and at St. Benedict's academy
St. Joseph. The groom is young
man of many sterling qualities indus
trious and afable.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Grow have hun.
dreds of friends in this part of the
country, who, with the Union, wish
them uninterrupted happiness and
Gods blessing in their journey through
life.