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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
REZOLUCYE:

kELOLJClk.
Whereas BolShcviSm and Bolshc-
Tk rule Irc Incompatible with and
opposed tn the ideals of freedom, g.
quality, morality and civilization IT.
pom which rests the government and
the safety Of the United States,
Whereas the government of the
EolSheviki il not a government of the
people, by the people and for the Poo
pic, is not u government of or for
the benefit OF workingmen and is not
a government of freedom and pro-
greSS,
Whereas the BClShcvi& govern
ment in Russia is most tyraniCal au-
tocracy dominated by men who are
known rs wild theorists and who
while protesting to have the interest
of the wOrkingmen at heart by their
DEGREES and conduct have denied and
taken away even the most basic
rights of the workingmen and them
selves in reality r neither of the
working classes nor in sympathy
with them in spite of their prOpa--
ganda ~protestations to the contrary.
Whereas the BolShevik rule in
Russia by abolishing the eight hour
law, by aboliShing the working1nen's
right to make demands for the bet
tering Of his condition. by introduce
ing compulsory labor equivalent to
most reprehenSible slavery for un-
der it not even the choice of occu-
patton is permitted to the working
men and by along various lines open
" repudiatinG the rights for which
labor struggled for so long a time,
Whereas the new republic Of PO-
land from its establishment has stood
for Popular government based upon
ideals Of liberty, equality and the
rights Of all men like our W United
States; that in the constitutional as
scmbly out 400 members there ART
100 peasants and o w~orkingmcn.
Whereas Poland has from the vc-
~ beginning OF her new existence rs
a free and independent state has
been driven and forced to armed re-
SiStenCe against continued unwar-
ranted attacks Of BoI>hcyi>t hordeS,
has been compelled Ia fight in sell
defence for her very existence and at
time sought or fought to enslavC
anyone Of to take peoples or terrific
~ other than her own.
Whereas after pOmpOuS h%eralding
by the BOlsheYikS for many months
an offensive WAS prepared, threat
rpe:l aud launched against Poland
with the ayowcd Purpose Of destroy
in. free government therein and
-rpfstfng; against the will Of its people
the BOI>hcvik rule,
Whereas throughout her struggle
against the BOlShevik onslaught the
Polish nation and government always
stood ready to cease hlOOdShed and
make peace which would not destroy
freedom, independence and the owe
reigrty Of her people. which would
I've honorable To make and which
would not aid in spreading Bol>hc-
vism. disorder and destruction with
i'm its own or its nCichh0r> houmdc-
rie~,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

Whereas Poland could not IN spite
Of her desires and wishes conclude
an honorable peace AMI was forced
against great odds To fights for her
very existence against the BOl>hcVik
dc~pOtic avalanche which having
wrought destruction i'm Russia was
seeking new fields and victims,
Whereas the government and poo
pIe of Poland aS IL now republic rc>.
pcctcd, protected and granted to the
workingmcn not only free anu equal
citizenship like hat enjoyed in this
country but also dcspCCtch, protected
and granted to the working people
all the rights for which labor through
out the world has struggled aud now
struggles both in word and deco
showing the government 10 bc of the
people, for the people and by tn"
people with equality before the law
and in citizenship irrespective Of
condition, occupation, creed, sen or
race,
Whereas vicious BOlShcvik propa-
ganda at work in this and other
countries which even reaches into
some circles of organized labor has
been busily at work seeking to- mis-
lead and deceive the American pu-
bic as to what Bolshevik rule and
Bolsheyism really means,
Whereas this Bolshevik prOpaSan-
da in this country seeks to miSrepre-
SEM the Polish nation, government
and their stand by deliberately putt
ing forth false reports and claims
and by trying to obscure the fact that
Poland has not waged Il war of con-
Quest but for freedom, independence
and self-defenSc.
Whereas this BoIShevik prOpaSan-
da dares even to 90 sc far as to trait
orously attempt to intimidatc our
own United States government by
threats of IL general strike in the C.
vent that any governmental action
opposed to their plans. propaganda
and wishes takes place against "
shevism and in behalf Of Poland and
those who are fighting BolNhcviSm.
Therefore nc it resolved
That we as American citizens, aN
representatives, officials and menu
bers Of workin%mcnS unions in va
riouS lines of work DO hereby pledge
70 this our American government u
LOYALTY and support; That VIC hereby
as individuals and collectively rCPu-
date rs un.Amcrican, reasonable ana
EoIshcviStic propaganda all attcmpS
to threaten and iHtimidatc the nj
ted States government in the pcrior-
nance of its governmental functions
,pd i'm IFS attitude regarding Boil
sheyism: that VIC condemn AMI re-
pudiatc and publicly affirm no rom
nection, sympathy or unity with
threats of II general strike in connect
ion with any action which the
led States government may take WITH
reference to Bol>hcvi>m, the Hoishe
yik nile or the fight which Poland T.
making against the BolShcNIE>:
that VIC Insist that such threats aS
las bcrn made recently under tn"
oyi.c Of uricn labor resolutions d"
not represent either the spirit &"
the uu,pos Of Icgit;matCly organized
workingmcn Of america who at al!
times stand forth a. the foremost
chamrion> or loyalty aud patriotism
in these United States:
And BE Il Further Resolved;
That rs american citizens ami rs
crporizc,I workin"mHn we NEST u
pbotically condemn B"I>h"YiNm, the
HrI>hcvik rule and R"l-hCVik pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

szyniat0w Polskich, zaprasza sic.
&c wszystkich IoHaIi Polakow
Maszynistow ! nc tylko samych
unionistow. ale take mic ~nalcza-
cych do Uni, jake I firmly Dee
ring. NC Cormick, Western T.
lcctric / Crane Co.,. by raczyli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

przybyt ma wspoInq Maniiestacye
Narodowa, kt6ra SIG odbedzie W
r~icdziele pc poludniu W Srodmle-
sciu, dnia - Sicrpnia. Punkt zbor-
lily ma ulicy milwaukee, i Noble,
8 godzinie II 80 pred poludniem
skad wyruszvmy ma SfoWny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

punkt zborny W sr6dmiesciu. Pa
mietajcie r~obotnicy maszyniSc,
polscv O solidarnosci nasHeJ
wzslcdcm Ojczyzny. PrZyOqd"--
Gle licznie.
Adam Szwejkowski,
Prczes Klubu Masz. PoIsNrch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
ODEZWA.

Klubu MaszyniStow Polskich do
wszystkich Robotnikow Pol
skich. pracujacych w zawo-
die Mazzyniatow W Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Polscy UniSci Sprawie
0jczyzny.

CziOnkONie pol&Sich uaii Tohotni.
czych ma lebraniu SVEN. odbytcm W
cZwartek, 1890 bm.. " sail Zjedno--
cZenia, ac&walili i oslosili Iastcpu--
iara
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
DULUTH MOB LYNcHfS NEGRO
 GIRL. ASSAiLANTS

Duluth, June l6-Three negroes were lynched here last night by mob of five thousand people which over powered the police and took posses- sion of police headquarters. The negroes. who were being held in con- nection with an attack on a seventeen year old white girl. were seized by the mob and speedily hanged. \ remark able feature of the affair was that not a shot was fired or bricks or other missiles thrown during the struggle between the mob and police. Streams of water from fire hose were used by the police to beat back the mob but proved of little value in keeping the huge mob away from headquarters. Eight policemen and newspaper re. porters were injured in the mellee The city was in furor while the struggle was on and hurried call was sent to St. Paul for state troops Two companies were dispatched. When they arrived short time after ward they found plenty of wreckage but nothing else to denote the out break.
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SOVIET GOVT REFUSES
 RECOGNIZES RUSSIAN DEBTS

London. June 1S-"Sovie Russia Gvns not recognize it's liability for debts contracted by Russia up to November iol7. the period in waich the kerensky government was overthrowE and the Soviet regime established" says the London Times today in reportine q conversation between the British cabi- net ministers and Gregory Krassin. the Bolsheviki Minister of Commerce. who is now In London seeking re- establish ment of trade relations between Soviet Russia and the allies.
 The Times says Krassin asserted that Soviet Russia. if compelled to meet Russian debts contracted before the establishment of Soviet rule, will employ various methods of offsettins them.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
 FINAL ACCOUNT

In the United States Commission CTS Court for the Precinct of Cape Nome. Second Division, Territory of Alaska, in Probate.
 f1 the matter of the Estate of GEORGE PROSSER. deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tha, the undersigned has filed his final ac. count as administrator of the estate of GEORGE PROSSER, deceased, in the Probate Court for the Precinct of Cape Nome. Territory of Alaska, and that Saturday the 3lst day of July 1920 at the hour of two o'clock in the after- noon of xnid day has been appointed and fixed by the said court as the time for the hearing of objections to said account and the settlement thereof. All persons interested are hereby notified to present their objections ta said court, if any there be. at said place on or before said time.
 D. B. CAMP.
 Administrator of the Estate oi
 GEORGE PROssER. deceased Publish-Afay 20. June 5. F. ls. 1920.
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A large hospital will be built al Point Barrow during the coming sum- mer by the Presbyterian Mission Board. The necessary materials are expected to arrive on the Cordova. The carpenters and hospital staff will probably leave Seattle on the next sailing of the Victoria. A large sum of money has been spent by the mis- sion in equipment. and it is expected that the new hospital will be up-to- date in every way. The building of this hospital is In line with the pro- gressive policy that has been adopted by the Board of Missions. and is di- rectly the result of the tour of inspec- ton made by Dr.Marquis of New York last summer, on the "Bear."
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
ASSASSIN ATTACKS CHILEAN
 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

Santiago, ClMle, June l5-An at. tempt to assassinate Arthur o. Alles. andri. candidate for the Chilean presi- dency. was made this morning. Three bullets reached their mark and Ailes- andri was uninjured. The attack was made while .Allesandri was speaking to a crowd of citizens from the ball cony of his home. His escape from injury is said to be due to the action fathers assalant and diverting his aim
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MADAME REJANE, FAMOUS
 ACTRESS, DIES IN PARIS

Paris. June 16-Madame Gabrielle Rejane. the famous French actress. died at her home near here today. aged s3 years. Death was due to an att tack of pneumonia.
 Madame Rejanes family name was Reju and she was christened Charlotte at birth. She was born in Paris in 1857 and was the daughter of an actor. she became pupil of Regnier at tho Conservatorie and took the second prize for comedy in 1874. Her debut was made the next year in soubrette parts. Her flrst great success was ac- hisved in Henri Meiihac's Ma Cam sads'' in 1888 and she soon became known as an emotional actress of rare gifts. She opened the Theatre Re- Jane In Paris in 1906 and retained the management until short time before her death. Few actresses attained greter kaIne during their career.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
CHARGED INTERESTS TRIED TO
 BUY WOOD PRESIDENCY

New York. June 15-Sensational charges that a motley group of stock gamblers. oil and mining promoters, munition makers and other like per- sons seized on so good a man as Gen. eral Wood. and with reckless audacity started out to buy for him the republ!- can presidential nomination. were ma ie in statement given out here todly by Nicholas Murray Butler. one of the unsuccessful republican candidates.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
soLshEviki BURN MILITARY
 HOSPITAL, MURDER iNMATEs

New York, June 15-The Polish Blu. reau of Information tere has announc. ed receipt of a cable dated at Warsaw stating that the Bolsheviki troops which recently cut communications with Kicv between Berdycxow and Zyltomierz. sisnalled their entrance in- to the latter town by burning the mil- itary hospital and killing 800 wounded soldiers who were in the building. They also murdered all the doctors and sis- ters ofscharity who remained behind to care for the wounded. the cable said
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ARREST OF JACK JOHNSON.
 EXPECTED TONIGHT

San Diego. June 15-united States Immigration authorities here will have Jack Johnson, the pugilist, under ar- rest before night. if present expecta- tions hold good.
 They said today that certain officials at I.ia Jauna. where Johnson has been in charge of q business for several given twenty four hours to leave lower California. Johnson has been a fugi- tive from justice for several years, be- ing wanted in Chicago to answer { a white slave charge.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19

Six sled deer will be shipped to the outside next Fall, probably on the last boat, to Montana and Minnesota. Many enquiries are being received re- gar1ing the sale and shipment of male deer to outside parties, but owing to the necessity of shipping sufficient feed (moss) with the deer. and the labor involved in gathering 1t. the ul- timate cost of the sled deer becomes almost prohibitive.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
WOOD ISSUES DENIAL
 OF BUTLER STATEMENT

Chicago, June 16-In a signed state. ment tonight General Leonard Wood characterized as a vicious and malic. ious falsehood" the declaration made by Nicholas Murray Butler that n "mitley group of stock gamblers. oil and mining promoters and munition makers backed the generals campaign for the presidential nomination.
 Wood said he regretted to make the statement but declared 1t necessary to brand fake and denounce a lie"
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
MARSHALL DECLARES WON'T
 ACCEPT NOMINATION

San Francisco, June 1S-vice Presi- dent Thomas Marshall, who Is here as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention, said today in reference to reports that hs h tentative candi- date: T wouldn't accept the nomina tion for president on silver platter. I am old and have torn my hair for Bryan. slaved for Parker and done my hardest tor Wilson and I am about ready to retire from politics."
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
REPUBLICANS TO WAGE BIG
 BATTLE IN WESTERN AREA

Chicago. June l5-The major cam- paign for Harding and Coolidge will be waged on the battle ground lying between the Mississippi river and the Pacific Coast. it was decided today at q conference between Chairman Hays and members of the Republican Ma the country.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
DEMPSEY ACQUITTED ON
 DRAFT EVASION CHARGE

san Franc. .scn. ,inc 15-Jack Demp- sey, the heavy wci;sht pusili.tic cham pion: was found not guilty of the charge of evading the army draft by a jury in the federal court today:
 Dempsey was accused of eva,ling the draft with the assistance of his forme, wife, Maxine Dempsey. During fit swore to an affidavit that she had as- sisted Dempsey to evade the draft Dr the score of her dependency but lat Ar rpudiated the statement and testified in his favor.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19

A man dressed In Il blue sweater. a slouch hat and rubber boots, evidently of Julius Johanson's residence at Jun eau recenly. Mfr. Johanson grabbed a revolver and held the man up, who stated he was looking for two men who had run away from him. Not car ing to take chances by dressing, MT. Johanson ordered, the man out Of the house after giving him some advice pertaining to the dangers Of housebreaking.
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Having a ure-en0ugh post0ffice and regularly appointed postmaster. the people of Kantishna district are now asking the postoffice department for a mail service. The proposed route will be from Nenana over the railroad to the end of steel on Lignite creek thence overland to the mouth of Eur
 5a creek, about 100 miles. Herb Will son is the new postmaster.
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WEDNESDAY (TELEcRAPHic)
HARDING WILL NOT
 RESIGN sENAroRSHiP

Washington, June l5-Senator Harding. republican nominee for the presidency. announced today that he has no intention of resigning as Sen- ator.
 HardinS's term as Senator expires March 1. 1921, on the same day that he would take the oath of office as president in the event of his election.
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iations with Russia. A resolution was adopted which provides that no action should he taken by the Federation which might be constructed as ex- pressing approval or tending to assist ance to Soviet Government. The con- vention characterized the Sovie. Gov pie of Russia.
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Parents of native children should make an effort tn keep their children home after nine o'clock at night. For several nights past number of child ren have been playing on the streets until the early hours of the morning. making great deal of noise and dis- turbing the whole neighborhood with their cries
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We have not as yet received any definite reports from the various vill- ages regarding the seasons fur catch but 1t will undoubtedly be enormous. The large catch last winter was due to the fact that owing to the Quaren- tine restrictions of the Flu Winter. the natives of this district were unable to trap to any great extent, giving th.. fox a chance to increase.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
LOUISIANA REFUSES
 SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

Baton Rouge. La. June 15--Thc Louisiana House of Representatives today rejected a resolution ratifying the woman suffrage amendment to the constitution. The state Senate re. jected similar resolution some days ago and today's action of the House puts Louisiana's final seal of disap- proval on the amendment.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
BUBoNic PLAGUE SPREADS
 TO TAMPico

Washington, June l5-State Depart. ment advices today report that The outbreak of bubonic plague lately ap- bearing at Vera Cruz, Mexico, has now spread to Tampico. A number oi fatal cases have developed at th.tt point.
 Plague Case Found at Pensacola, Fla
 Pensacola. Fla. June l5-lnocula' ton of q guinea pig with blood serum taken from Peter Giardina, a suspect. ed victim of the bubonic plague wht died here yesterday. was followed to. day by the death of the little animal thus establishing the presence of a least one case of the disease in thi! country.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
Harding Back in Washington

Washington. June 14-Sen. Hard- ing is back in his office here today. The republican presidential nominee returned from Chicago last night ac- companied by his secretary. George Chustrian, and group of senators. The party arrived after midnight and Senator Harding went direct to his home on Wyoming avenue.
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HARDING ADVERSE TO BARN.
 sToRMlNG CAMPAIGN

Washington, June 16-Sen. Hard- ing indicated in a conference with newspaper representatives here his op- position to a barn. -storming campaign. His preference. on the other hand. would be for what may be termed q front porch campaign" from his home Der of set speeches on special occasions
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
eoLSHEvlkI SEEKING ARMlSTlcE
 WITH FINLAND

London. June 15--The Russian So- viet government has asked Finland to agree to m immediate military arnis- tice. according to information received here today.
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Ne. N9 Probate NOTICE OF BALE

In the Probate Court for the Cape
 Nome Precinc;. Second nvtMon,
 Territory of Alaska: Before tho
 Honorable Hugh O'Neill. Y. 8.
 Commissioner aad Ex Onlcia Pro-
 bate Judge. In the matter of t:,e esta.e of
 JOHN II. MILNE deceased.
 Notice Is hereby g 'en that. .n pur- suance of m cr.l.: duly made by the abov. entitled co .": en the eth day of June. 1920, in ,hs matter of the es. tate of JOHN H. MILNE. dsceased, the undersigned. Administratrix of said estate. will sell at public auction to the highest bidder. for cash. sub ject to the confirmation of said court on Tuesday, the 9th day Of July. 1920, at tho hour of twelve o'clock noon, at the ohlces of the United States Com missioner for the Cape Nome Pre- cinct. Territory of Alaslsa.S n. Nome. Alaalxa. all the right. title. interest and eatats oe aid JOHN H. MILNE. at the ums of his death. in and to the property Hereinafter described. name. ly. Lot in. Block 31 in the Townsita 6 Nome. together vitl the improve ments situate thsrecn.
 Terms and conditions of sale: casa In lawful nonsy of the United atates. twenty (soy per cent to the auctionel on the day of the Aie. and the balance rpon confirmation os saie by said Pro. hato Court and the Aslivery Of . con veyance.
 Dnted June isth. 1s.o.
 JANET s. Ross. AdminietsA&fix q. tl,es sasd eptate. fublisA -Jnns II. n Asse Ju1y | i91e,
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According to information received has been uncovered on Solomon creek in the Poorman district which promis- es to give renewed life to that district. Twelve pans taken from bedrock aver aged 42 cents a pan. Several lays have been let in that vicinity.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
POLES AND aoLShEvIk BATTLE
 FURiOUSCY IN UKRAINE

London June l5-Terriflc fighting between the Bolsheviki and Poles is continuing in the Ukraine section of southern Russia. according to advices reaching here.
 One heport says q thousand Bolshe- wiki troops were cut of on the right annihilated by the Poles.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
THURSDAY (TELEGRAPHlc)
SEATTLE FLYER COMPLETES
 SPokANE.SEAT FLIGHT

Seattle. June l7--Herbert \. Mun- ter local birdman. carrying two pas- sengers. winged his way from Seattle to Spokane late this afternoon. com pleting the first air journey between the two points so far undertaken.
 Munter made the distance in the fla st time of two hours and fifty minutes.
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Harding Pleased With Selection of
 Coolidpe.

Washington, June 15-SenatOr Harding telegraphed the following message to Governor Coolidge shortly after returning from Chicago today. The message was in reply to a. telegra m from the Massachusetts governor over Harding's selection as the republican standard bearer. Harding said:
 Thank you for your message. Your selection for vice president has streng- thened our ticket by adding a truly great and trusted American. am honored by the association"
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
SINGLE TAKERS AND LABoRITES TO HOLD CHICAGO CONVENTIONS

Chicago June 15-Besides the con . vention called by the St. Louis com mittee of forty eight headed by Pin- chot, two other parties. the single tax opponents and the National Labor Party, will hold National conventions here during the week commencing ments today.
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are being sought In connection with the shooting to death early today of Mrs. Maude l.. Moss. wife of Captain Leroy H. Moss. Camp Utilities officer of Camp Grant, and daughter of Col. E. J. Arnold, an engineer of the elec- trical division of the army service.