davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Vl.ADA SEDL.Aku

Nepcchshns lAdnA llnA evrop
kkk tcms nrroskyiuic TAN rAdne
he nfikladu Wildly sedlAhA jake
nmlharsku rrlnleky a hespodAf
sky ison dnw nettNieh'eisim
Inltslem ' aivuie nAruda Nail
'rohodnou ,oisinM sas,oupcm W
Wade a mntr hvii feceno, 10 c"la
huaaurnnsl nhrwla sreci,a ,lnsine
icilvA lukAeh, Y pfilnmnem
kahinc,u . sedmi tlenech nalega
~ scs, sedlakN, mhrnuic v 10 rrc'
micra Slamhulo,sksho
hulhaf~ksm rarlamcn'a ic hu
srlsk,ch poslancn. Naslcdujici mel
dlnsiA poli,icka skupins ma me
Nd ncsli 40 Glenn, Sedlaci netoli'
ko kon,roluji ,ladu, nshr1 celo,
buspodafsknu stavhu S,diu lsul.
harsko .ic tcmi itmef este scme.
delskou Jc ~ sclicc malo pro
myslu n tovdruy iakehokoliv dru
In daily by 80 vclicc snadno spo
tiiati.
V Bulharshu ncni p0dy pro boil
scvism, ponavad2 keldy obyvatr
,tmsf vlus,ni kns syt pndy n j.
spokoien \ tim, 60 ma Bolscvict
AGENT 4 Ruska sciknll sc = iies
KEN. Selska yldda Bnlharsku pro
speln. Odstranila professionally po
liiikafc. Scdldci ujnli NC yladn
konlroly Y ncjkritittaisi hospodal
skG a financni periodic pro scml
utinili flamcni,y pokrok vc SIM
~ pc obnovcni normdlnich pond
RI.
Jcdnou 2 hlavnich pfiein jcjic.
nspGchu ic okolnost, Sc prljali II
/. kon, die ktcrtho ka2dS mhi vie
iuk 20 rok6 starS n lena vice ~
~ fokn stard isou povinni pfisp'
ii Nv m diem k RECONSTRUCTED, vs.
yoji n zvclcbcni zcmc. Jcdna SKI
pima v6nuic east svdho casu bud'
vani zclesnic, mostn n SLIME, jim
~vysusov6ni mocdln ancbo zoyo'
novani suchych poacmkn, ire
zlcpscni pAdy, ctvrtd studin ylh'
nich n adminisiracnich problem
n pod. Bulharsko mn pred scbo
skyalon bndo,chost Il sinic 80 !
SO icdnim Z hospodhrSky nejsi
nejsich stain mn Balk6nt,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
D'Annunsio protiI
smlouve mcxi Italy
a ~Jihoslovan,

Gabrielle D'Annunsio, po,sia
lccks nhaclnik Rieky prohlasn y
iechlo dncch, ~ ncochveine sl"l'
prot smlouyc, usayfcne v Rpral'
10, kierou r%ogrescn byl adriaiicks
spor mcgi Italii u Juposlavii u ~
pokraoovaii Dude Y BOIL NJ do do
by, kdy SpravedlIvc posadavhy
ltalie budou splnsny "Vedu spro'
vedlivy BOZ n budu v mem pohra'
covaii, dokud italskG aspirncc NO
budou splpcny," prohldsIl Dan
nunsio ku zpravodaj amcrickch'
tIslu. "pfatcle mohou mnc opr
stiti, alc il budu stat pcvnt, Jscn
didconcm Ncehf n, kdoa postrd
dali odvah;, mne opusti. Ncchl
odstoupi II, kdos ncchi6ji odporo
vati aclcsnou Wall, Statccni s6sla
nou \ 0idqoncm q witcsi,"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
|Svaz narod1 poSlc
vojsko do Armcnic

.jnk N ~ Hcncyy osnnmnjc,
frnncouyskS gastupcc NJ Vivlanl
prcdlotil shrcmasddni Syas,l na.
rodu rcsoluci, kterou rada ssaEu
narodn je ladana, ably ~konferovala
y ruynymi mocnostmi M ieelrm
shrom6sdtni voicnskych sborn do.
statcene silnych, ably @konciti
mohly bojc Y Armenii kesoluce
tuio pfipojcna byla k %resoluci an
plickdho Mstupce, lorda Roberta
Cecilia, icl ni mi v stcjns smysl,
n pfiinia. Lord Robert Cecil W
sve rcsoluci sddh ustanoycni W,
boru, ktcrS vyscifil BY, jakyinl
prostfedky dalo by Nc Mkoncit
ncpf6tclstyi mcsi turcckym M
cionalisty n Armcny. A, j Balfour
.iiny anglicks shstupcc, posnamc
nal, Sc Spojcnc stdty ncjltpc by
~ pfisp0sobcny k %prcyscii man
d6tu pro Armcnii. Svas n6rodl
ncbyl i 10 vykonati niccho Y ~
lcSitosii Armenic, %pontyadz po
merry v ttto zcmi jsou tokoyc, n
ISyaS ndrod0 ncni pfipravcn y nj
mi jednnti DR.. Fridtjof Nanscn
z6stupce Norskn, %naznocil, 10 20,
600 muS0 by siacilo k alcpscn
%siluace v Armonii.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
.trancic ~podporuic
amer,ckc s~tanovisko
v zalcsitosti Ruska

tranrir pmlrutule alnsi'pke ala
nuyIsko pruli rorltlrni Ruska, j.
n molnu klasli yahu na pfuhla'
seni polonfrdniho ti.ku tasorlS
IL Temps ' r~laktnim cl6nkn ro'
iednava . otascc p%fipusleni hn
|S,nm narodn pomcgnirh slatn,
yykroicnsch 4 Ruska, a podporuic
amcrickt nahlcdy, iek jsuu y foE
poru = nahledy anulickSm mi Jmr'
novany casopis p%fimlouya ~ pro
oddelcnt jcdnani : Iolskcm Fin
skcm a Armcnii, ktcrtaio GENE, die
icho nahlcdu, mely by byti pr.
pusteny do Syazu, ale pripomina
Francii, 2c. budon.li | osiatDi Sta.
~ pfipusicny do Swan M ~.
klad6 clanku dcsdiebo, Svuz bhdc
vagan obhniovaii Migu, koyno,
Batum, Tiflis, lhku, kiiev n o.
|d6su pred ntocnosti, Casopis rail-
k ,omu, ably Svaz pfijal amcrick6
sianoyisko. jak vyjddfcno bylo n.
mcrickyin odborem st6tu v srpDu
tohoto roku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

pro,l prueramu renerala Wsen'
scla lcinim . rssnsch Ateka '
dNsledka siedaceem rustseh
lvakci hadc rfcsnunu,i hlAsnleh
ufado,rn a ralisiekshu s'fc'i'she
taxi sssnsch "sserusksch sknr'n
t'alise do llefllna orfan'saee
hyla sfltena romoei franconsshc
no lnrliAlm rusksm arcn'em va
sono,cm Program no,Seh Nudeu
iak ~ isrlt ncehsahuic plan No'
icnske akcc pruii holAc,lham :
,nsjsha, podohnc kampaml"'
wranvcloyym, kolaako,Sm y De
nikinu,,m Nevs naeelnik ruskych
frakci bsl vldy ,oho nahlcdn, "
,akoya kampnna nemohcu ,es'i '
nspachn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
pasu-
j penizc z Nemecka

Jcdno sto promincnlnich osob'
Ioati, zabrncic v 10 byyalou 10.
runni %princcanu Cccilii, prince
Eitola Bedfichn, prince Augusta
vil6ma, zosnultho prince Joochi'
ma, hrnbGte Radolina n prihceznn
Wandu R0dziwilIovou, proposoya'
II y lIol0ndskn kolem 100000, 600
mnrck, die prob dscni llermanna
Mucllcra, byyaltho n%emcckfho
knncl6fc, v nemcck6 fissk6 rnde,
Byyaly knneltf interpeloynl via.
dn ohlcdne cinnostI bnnkGfske
firmy Cruiser a. phillipsoD, ktcrd
zamestnGyd se We yclk6m mcriiku
p~nkoyanfm mnjctku q Nemcchm.
Bylo p%rohldbeno, " AZ ldto ban
koyui flrmy minScn byl do mr.
n6dy q mel dobr6 etyky 30 slceh.
ton . 10 bylo yscobccnd Andmo, IL
firmn tnto znmcstndyd No dopra.
Won kontrabnndnilo zbozi n kapi
tGlu do ciziny. Vydelky jcho byls
talk vclikf, 10 byl 4 10 po casc IN
koupiti NJ 10000, 900 dilch We firn1'
sphlcsiuger, Trier II Co., ktcri
takt6z bylu obyintua y p%aaoydni
DR.. Wirlh, minisir %financl, pro
hl6hil w sy6 odpoytdi, H. ycfejni
nlobcc dosud ncskmdil yysctfo
ydnf yc y6ci jmcnoyan6 firmy Pfi
pustiI, ~ jmcnoyauf bankoyn
firmy zabyy0ly SO po dclsi dobi
pnsoydnim knpithIn DO ci1iny
yladn ujistiln, ~ milliony V hoto
yosti n ccnn9ch l%istin1cb je "
yIaslnictyi n6mcckych podd0n$el
II odbocky firmy Cruiser Il Phil
Iipson V AmAinrodnmf q ~ tyt'
miIliony dopraycpy byly do Ito
landskn 2pdsobcm nezdkonngm
Yefcjuy aalobcc zabdjiI ysctfoyd
III toholo nez1konnillo jcdn6nf
zabayil obchodnf knihy bankoy
nicb fircm, Pfoli eclt fpdc osol
jcz possibly pcnizc do IloIandsku
Mhajcna bylo trcstnf Gzcni Mo1
z6kuMiky firmy Cruiser, Phillip
son IL Go. naIfzali NC 6etni fleno
VI slecbiickgeb don6 u ! cIcnoy
rodiny IIoIcnzolIcrnn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Diva zavodnici "a
biti pr automobi-
lovych zavodech

Custom Chevrolet, proslul$ an.
tomobilovy zavodnik, n Lyull Jolls,
mechnnik pro Edic O'Donnelln,
byli usmrccni pfi srhzcc Cbevrole-
tovo u O'Donnellova stroie mn I'd.
yodisti v Los Angeles, Call ma w.
cbodnim konci hIayni tribuny IN
sklonku 250.miloyych zayodn. o..
DoDncl byl v6anG porancn n v
prynich chyilicb se melo IN 10. ~
j. take mrtcv. Lcbko byln mn pro.
razcnu u obG rucc zlomcny, TAX ~
j. mald nadcjc M jcllo zdcbranu.
John Brcnnhan, Chevrolct0v me.
chanik, byl rovncz v6zne poranen.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
novinaf
nemilosti rudych

Albert Boni, yydayatcl q New
Yorku, ktcry v minulych dncch
unikl . Ruska, sdAlil, ~ John
Clayton, correspondent Tribuny,
jc poyazoydn IN Mhdcc ~bolscyiky,
ktcfi sc rozhodli, ~ V budoueno.
~ p%fipustcni budou do Ruska 10,
liko zastupci komnnistickych In.
sopisn. U~ycfcjnfni Waytonoyn
rozhoyoru y Emmou GoIdmanoyou
mtlo IN n6sIedck znafni ncprijcm.
most pro aineriekou auarehistku,
kterB m6lo probI6eiti, die clayto.
pova fyrzeni, zc by byIs ochotna
arayiti deset Jet V Sing Sing w.
zebi, jon 0by se dost6la y Kusk0.
Bonj prohl6suje dale, zc soyhtsk6
Vida omylem poyazovaIa Wash
ingtona vanderIipa M sypoycc
Franka A. vanderlipa y tobo
ddvodu podepsala y min koDtrakt
no 1900, 5000 Vanderlip pfi,
seI do KDska y dopisem, p0depsa !
p3m move zyoIenym presidepiem
Hardjpgem BoIseyicM vIada MI
DOZEN, M poskytnuti Aperjce
utafho indDstridIDibo konfmktn
dopom01e il ziskDti amefjcLf u.
mani
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

(lenovG novtho fcck6ho knbi'
netu, ink ~ oznnmujc y Aihtn,
pracuji horccne, ably upcynili no.
vs. rcSIm n znoyu dosadili do q
fad6 tisicc funkciondfh u yojcn'
skgch dnstojnikh, ktcfi propusit.
nj byli byvol$m prcmiercm Vcnl
zcloscm. NovS rcsim zfcjmo m
ujim6 Wnifliyd si0novigko vac
stonpcnc6m VenizclosoySm M
anafenim tohoto smifliytho stono
yiskn jc poncchdni SterialiaSc !
dfade g%uycrndra s,oyrny a po2l
ddni NJ Politlsc, ably duslnl v u
f0dd zohrnnicniho ministra. Gene
ri popoulas imcnoy6n byl pckol
vlddou ndstupeem generala l'Hrn
skeyopoulosc, yclitclc fcclsycl
yoiak M front6 II Smyrny. u IN
fize SO o%znnmujc, ~ francouNkI
vlddn ncpochybne ncbndc No slo
v0ii bronns prot ndvrain bSyol(
no krdIe konsianiipn IN Icck.
trim, ktcrS povuauic SO nyni 4
ncodvratnS. prayi sc. 2e prcmic
Leagues Dude sc pfimlouynli
%konfcrcnci q anglicky IN prcmlcrcI
Lloydcm Grorgcm "a TO, ably spl
lcdnd notn byln posldna reckon
lidu u v nj poukdzdno slime ia d.
sledky ndvratn Konstontinoya n
ir6n fecky, y nich2 ncjydandjsil
budc odcpfeni dalki finoncni b h'
spodGfsk6 pomoci Rccku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Ctyfi Tide zabiti
phi zasazenf auta
vlakem V lowe

n Des Moines, H., w. oznDmoje .
Ctym lido byIi mmrceDj . pity
WINE poranth ' 6tery pfi aasaze.
nj 0Dtolaobilu rychIoylakom Rock
Island dr6by ~ kflzoyatec media
leko Van Meter, usmpceni byli
Peter LinuemmD, pani r. Lune'
mauoy6, Jejieh syn Elmer LI0pe'
man u jcbo malh deernhka Porn
0nnA byla pani Elmer NnDcpa
|uoyd, ktey6 zaebyeena byln o%cl,raD
Ipfm ramem yI8ku D nes|pa jim
M 10 u6sieduJbej sfaain Byla
dopfoveDa DO nemoenjee Y De-
! u0ines Lpnemanoyi mJfzgli "
~ eestf NJ syhbo domoy0 ' ~
lBot0 do De- UoiBes,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Boje mczi Polaky
a Litviny obnovcny

Prudkd bojc byly obnoycny me-
VI gc~ncr6lcm Iclieoyskym, natcl'
nikcm povStalockych polskycl'
vojsk, u Lityiny v rh1nych bodecl'
IN polskou fronlou, die 1prdv
Varsavy. IIolscyici dopravili Ger,
styG voisku M pomc1i k BOIL prot
gcncralu Balakoviti v Polcsi d
prot I'ormykinovi, PaylGnkovi
PciIjurovi v u%krajin6 n Vilny ~
oNnumujc, 10 Lityinci Mldjili o
fcnsivu prot stfedni Ukrajinc
ktcr6 odpovcddla protindporcm
aahnavsi Litvincc smercm severe
z6padnim u zisknvsi mn0Sstyi IN
jatc1. Bolscvici shromaSdili prot
%gcncrdlu Balakoyicovi deyGt Hiyi
81 q 1kolcm pfisti jcjich ofensivy
Dude zniGiti icho sbory ancbo w
bnati jc M polskt dzcini, kdc bu
de antn0 j. intefnoynii, Dhle ~
,iihu docilili bolsovici dolsieh 4
sp6cld proti %gcucrdlu pctljurovi
jcboa yojska vsak dosnd kladol
%bou2cvnnty odpor prot bolscylck'
pfcsilc. Hprdvy y Kigy sddlily, D
10000 yojdk0 Pctljurov$ch ncbS
lilo 80 m pddu Polska pred posti
pnjlcimi bolacviki V ndkolika mi
stcch b%olscvici prondslcdovoli I
kraJince po ntkolik mil o zmocnil
Sc vclktho mnozstyi zajotc6 Velk,
pocct UkrDjinc1 zohndn byl ~
polskf 1zcmi, kde byli internovh
nj,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Fordovi zam9stnan-
ci dostanou bonus

Juk 80 y Detroit, Mich, ozna-
mujc, bonusovG icky V rclk0yfm
obDosu vice jak *7,0O0,000 pro VA
mtstnancc Ford Motor Go. jsou
nyni vypisoyany u rozdiIcni jith
Mhdjeno Dude dine !. lcdna. die o.
zDdmcni Edscla j. Forda, pred.
scdy oznaGenG spolccnosti, Ford
ozndmil, H. ycdlc zaru-
ccnych q proccnt dalsi 3 proeenta
vypldeena budou ma Fordoyy IN
vcnstitni ccrtifikaty, jcz naItza-
j NC V rnkou FordovSch zamest-
nanch, "a scSt mesicd /koneicfch
81, prosinccm. Ford licinil toto
oaDd mcni, ably oprayil mylnou
zprdyu pri syGdcctvl. m%aintnfm
~ y. Marquiscm, fcditclcm For
doW ySehoyDibo odborn, pred
sudim Alscbulcrcm v Chicngu, die
ktcrGho sDizcni cen Fordoygcb
automobile meIo IN nhsIcdck cd.
Nr0ntDi bonusn. Oznameni, ~
5000 NUN v dvodcch v Detroit
M%ancchalo rrdcc Y poslcdpich de-
wdcsati dpcch, byIo spravn6, aIc
lido tito %zanechali pr6ci dobrovol-
Nc . zvyscnd zdatnost zbyvajieich
dclnfkh ueinila nahrozcni jich ne
potfcbnym.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

Il Melbourne ~ nxuAmnlc, ~
Australia budc mili 10000 600
busl0 pscnicr dobrd j0kosii k W.
vosu ~ sy6 drody Nova pse'
nice pocnc Nc vyvdseti V lcdnu.
tislioc m ttyfi masicc fIskdlniho
roku, konticiho 81, fiinem lD2l.
ukaguii, b. 1900, 900 buslo pfc.
nice Z lonskt drody bylo syycaenc
bthpm tdto poriody.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Jcdnani fnczi Polaky
Rusy p~fcruscno

yor~yskd dspcAe oznsmDjs. N
yyjedn6ydnf o tryaJy mir mezI
PoIskem d soybtsk}m H0skcm I,
RE byIo pferuseno M,sy. velkt
soydbk6 armgdy jyNl sbrom1zdo
yhuv Il NIfc1ni aentra1o Bsl0kd
yice yeliiele nsprsyi deluyeh vojsk
ktWS operoysIa ~ y}ehod ~
.p6sma pfimfH mflj Polsksm !
.nDpkem vlabtnim BoJbeyielA vol
proudsIednJi r~o1prakep6 ukra
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

i.nsLs seor,, k,srs rrchall = chla
al, nalssaiIo, ~ sApsdns a sew.
rssApaans oil kiless rtssi ~ y
rNmkA sc,s,Nka vlAla risrss'ln
mlro,s yyicdnasAm Y y rslr'n'
a. usklcrA relska Noiska ncb' u
s,al,na \ llnii. s,amvene pfeihei.
nea smleayou mcsl hnlseslhN
,arsa,skou ,ladou Soutasne y
sleluic. ~ posadavt0m sose'sl'
,lady budc ,shovtno . le ,stcd
nayAx bulc uhnoyrnu go ncidcl
We. -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Cholcrova epidemic
vypukla ' Cine

Jak Ne ozpnmujc y PckinRn,
cholera pfispiyd X zySscoi ysco.
bccnfbo ntrpoui v dislrikiccl, po.
stizcnycb hidden, kde mczi ~,
900, 900 vi 10000 900 Iidi wpi ne.
dostatkcm potrnyin Cholera w.
skytla 10 ' nfkoliko mlstccb q w.
z6daIo NJ jiz vcIkf mnozsiyi obtti
sitnaco v postiaengcb kraiindet
" zborsuje u 70 ncjrychlcjM 20.
jnoei Jc tfcba
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Ctrnact novych
zemi zada o vstup
do Svazu narodG

Clrndct novSch stht6, nczohrnu'
10 Y 10 Ncmccko. poSddnlo 70 pfi'
pust6nf do Syazli ndrodn, iok 50
ozuamujc &c zcncvy, Jsou 70
Finsko. Esionsko, Idicvsko, DO
tyasko, Mkonsko, Bulharsko. Al
bonic,. .lichicnsteinsko, George
Armcilc, Azcrbojdzun, tkrnjinn
II Costa Mca
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Zbytky Petljurovych
vojsk jsou V PoIsku

PosJedni zbytky yoJsk %gepefsJo
%pefljpfy, Dkrojmskbho y6dee, pie,
protiIy pomeai ukrsJpeIsb 10
Polsk0 . byly odzbrOjrDy poJsl I'm
gojSkein, die sdfleBi woskeyskf
Jjekfosf depe6e, zaebyeeat v Lon,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

dsnt Ped ,lm. iaA rsaN lusa
osnAmehl hulAe,leka ,ajsAa ma
padla hadn't ,eje, f'eiiiuresfeh
|shorN u Nuloelska, pNFesllA e =
rmornlla ~ lmenasenehu mesia
glsAnle rli tom n LEI = muelslst
pajalcn
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30
CREDIT MEN PLAN
PICNIC FOR AUG. 7
All Kinds of Games to Mark
Park Outing.

Games and sports ranging from pussy
wants-a-corner to obstacle races and
sewing contests are features Of the pro-
gram for the annual picnic OF the Indi-
annapolis Association Of Credit Men,
which will be held on the afternoon and
evening of Aug. at Turner park.
The pussy wants "a corner and other
games dear to the Juvenile heart, will be
for the youngsters and the obstacle race
and other athletic sports win be for the
men. while the sewing and other con-
tests of similar trend viii be for the
women.
Prizes for the various games and con-
tests range from dolls to a football and
a parasol and skates.
The entertainment committee for the
Juveniles is as follows: General chair
man, Miss Pauline E. Holmes, assisted
by Miss Margaret Parry; for children
from / TO 8 years old, Miss Genevieve
King and Miss Bess Hartley; for those
from TO years Of age, Mrs. c. z. Sui
Ivan and Miss Dorothy Brown, and for
children from Q to IL years old. Miss
Gertrude Douglass and Miss Frieda
Steinman.
association, yesterday, B. A. WorthinR-
ton, president of the c., l. & W. rail-
road, spoke Of the car situation, and said
that one Of the chief obstacles being en-
countered by railroads was the slow
ness of shippers In loading and unload
ing cars.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30
Say Clearing House
for Nations Is Plea

LONDON, July So,-A nsw idea for
the maintenance Of world peacs has come
cut of America and Is being worked out
tentatively in Europe,
II is the idea Of certain members of
the American Chamber OF Commerce that
Inasmueh as world wars Of the past have
been based largely upon commercial rival
rfes and commercial Misunderstanding,
much can be done toward keeping the
world ar peace by increasing inttsrna-
tiona1 commercial knowledge.
II is argued that IF a clearing house
Of commercial information can be formed
which Will keep the manufacturers and
business men Of the world posted on
world opportunities and world needs
mutual understanding VIII be increased
and the dangers Of trade miEunderstand-
Ings which may lead to war viii be min
imtzed.
Such an international clearing house.
moreover, would be expected to deal with
tnforma ton regarding shortages Of this
or that product or machinery in any
given country. 1t would bling interna-
tional markets closer to their bases Of
supply and thereby be an instrument
which would at least tend TO prevent the
shortage of supplies and consequent IN
employment which leads to unrest and
consequently, frequently, to wars.
The scheme is entirely in a tentative
stage as yet. But it is being discussed
and methods putting it into operation
are being considered.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30
WOMAN'S PARTY
TORELAUNCHED,
SAYS LEADER
Organization to Follow Ratifi-
cation of Suffrage Amend
ment.
NO MAN TO HAVE VOICE

NEW YORK. July 8O.-A woman's po-
the campaign for the ratification of the
suffrage amendment is ended, Mrs. o. H.
p. Belmont, society woman and militant
suffrage leader. announced here today.
Plans for calling a convention to or
GanIxe It are now under way.
II there IS not sufficient time TO get
into action for the November election, a
woman's strike against voting will be
urged.
The new feminist party win enter the
political field with its own candidates.
No man will have a voice in 1t; no
boss" will dictate It's policies, said Mrs.
Belmont
NEW POLITICAL
PROGRAM PLAN.
The purpose of forming separate
party fer women, she said, is ito put be-
fore the voters a new political program
with the fresh touch and serious point
of view Of women"
No money viii be lacking to carry out
Its aims, according to Mrs. Belmont. who
Is one Of the wealthiest women in Aulc~-
lea. and has been one of the largest con-
tributors to the suffrage canse.
She said many Of the women Of indie
pendent fortunes who have financially
supported the fight for suffrage Will con-
tribute generously to the new party.
There is a nationwide demand among
the women for a party of their own, sho
declared.
Her recent appeal to the woman voters
to stay out Of the old parties and re-
frain from voting until they are free
from man domination IN politics., has
brought hundreds Of letters from all
parts Of the country plsdgins support to
her movement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30
WOMEN COUNT
ON TENNESSEE

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 3O.-Tho
confident prediction that Tennessee win
be the thirty-sixth state to rally the
federal equal suffrage amendment was
faade here today by sunragists, who are
forming their skirmish lines for tho bat
tie which will begin on Aug. s when
the Tennessee Legislature meets IN spe-
eial session.
Tennessee at this time IS the mecca
for suffragists from everywhere,
Some arrive on every train.
The latest arrival is Mss Anna
Politzer, legislative secretary Of the ma
tionai woman's party.
She came fresh from interviews with
Senator Warren G. Harding and Gov.
James III. Cox.
The foundation here is more secure
than~it was in Delaware" she said to-
day,
If Republicans who control one
fourth the Legislature are true TO their
party platform and IL Gov. Cox does all
he has assured US he win do, Tennessee
win be the thirty sixth state without
doubt.
ut is the acid test of their sincerity"
Every member OF the Legislature viii
be polled and interviewed by the young
army Of suffragists hero between now
and Aug. 0.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30
HARDING HOLDS
TO PORCH DRIVE
Makes Two More Dates to Re-
ceive Delegations.

MARION, O., July Ex-senator War
rem G. Harding, republican nominee for
president, ana his advisers were going
ahead today with their plans for a con-
tinuation Of his front porch campaign
here irrespective of any speaking arrange
ments elsewhere which ne may decide to
fill later on.
Two more dates on which the senator
will receive delegations at his picturesque
Marion home were announced.
The frst is Aug. II, when he is to
further explain industry to about 900 pot
terry workers Of East Liverpool and Co.
lumb iana counties, Ohio
The second is Sept. %, when 1000 mem
bers Of the American Defense society,
patriotic, preparedness organization with
headquarters at New York, of which the
late Theodore Roosevelt was the first
honorary president, will journey here to
listen to q speech on AInericanism.
Senator Harding indicated it was his
first purpose to receive and address
groups interested In special subjects
rather than to have large state delegations
come here as they focked to Shadow
Lawn during President Wilson'S front
porch campaign when he ran Tor a second
term
BY having a succession Of groups of
men and women gather about him on his
spacious front porch. Senator uarding's
friends are confident he can drive home
his attitude on public questions more
forcibly by a close personal appeal than
by merely making set speeches to larger
gatherings representing diverse interests.
The senator's campaign is, however,
only In the making.
Predictions as to addresses to be made
By him in the east, west or middle west
are sheer guess work.
Unforeseen ,exigencies may arise to up
set the tentative plans he has made.
At present the senator is waiting to
see what issues Gov. Cox will raise In
his speech OF acceptance, Aug. Z
When the governor has had his say
at Dayton, the senator expects to speak
more freely than he is doing just now.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-30
BIG ADS WILL
BOOM HARDING
12-Word Slogan Approved by
Nominee.

MARION, o., July So--A mammoth
modern advertising campaign designed
to sell Harding and Coolidge to the
country" will be launched soon by re-
publican natioral headquarters.
Details of the plan were discussed by
Senator Harding this morning with Scott
{. Bone, publicity director for the ma
tional committee; William Wrigley, Jr..
of Chicago, and A. D. Lasker, head of
Lord s. Themes, a Chicago advertising
agency.
Both Lasker and Wrigley were ardent
supporters OF Bran Johnson's pre-con-
vention campaign.
The former presided at the Johnson
Borah mass meeting in the Chicago audi
forum just before the opening of the
national convention, while Mr.. Wrigley
was the "angel' who helped finance the
establishment of Senator Johnson's con-
vention headquarters and is one Of the
largest advertisers in the country.
The campaign will utilize all mediums
Of modern advertising, including bill
board posters, newspaper and magazine
advertisements and motion pictures
Today's conference was to obtain
Senator Harding's approval of the plan.
1t is understood the senator's approval
was not given until he, a newspaper
ard advertising man himself, had placed
his o. K. on the preliminary copy.
One feature Of the campaign, 1t is
said, will be a billboard poster with a
Uwelve-word slogan epitomi=ing Sena-
tor Harding's political beliefs.
That's the secret" Mr.. Bone and his
associates replied when questioned as to
the mysterious twelve words, but they
said the wording had been changed
slightly by Senator Harding, who had
given "puneh" to the slogan that tho
original phrase had not carried.