davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
CHRISTMAS MONEY

Special proposition for foN rnl-
ployecs or large plants 10 make biz
quick money on side. Will not Inter.
fcrc with present employment. "a
Room 2o5, Central Natl Bank Bids
rom 10 z M.=AdY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

h,w service, are designed 10 accom-
! modatc the people who would come
10 Richmond IL IL were not for the
existing !nconyenicnces OF the pres
ent schedules. 1t il pointed out that
tn" business OF the city cannot be
developed until the conditions are
remedicd that now restricts the ac-
tivity Of the business interests. But
one case need tie cited The pro-
posed service on the Chesapeake and
ONO 70 stanton and points IN the
western part OF Virginia would open
up section OF the State now deal
Ing only with Baltimore. which.
though Of greater distance. is bet
ter served by transportation a.
commodatl ton. both for tho passengers
coming and going. and for the sale
of newspapers advertising tho point
OF trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
VIII he Armed with Proof.

IN prcScntinE tho matter 10 the
railroads the committee Will be arm
cd with adequate proof OF the ulti-
mate benefit to be derived from the
changes, both for the railroads th.m-
selves. but more particularly %. the
development of the city and It's posi-
bilities as the center OF thn Snntn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

change In train No. .. now leaving
Richmond at 10 4. NJ to : A. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
TRAVELLERS TO ASK
SWEEPING CHANGES
IN CAR SCHEDULES

tcontinued From First Page.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

Il you will consider every element
IN the rather complicated situation
you viii finali agree that the logical
location for the Guthrie camp Soaid
be combined arrangement that
would utilize the fair grounds and The
Mineral Wells park, with the fsir
grounds for car parking and the bald
ings for camping purposes. and INC
Mineral Wells park for the rest ami
pleasure part Of the arrangement A
neat wire suspension bridge could ee
thrown across the stream. few hun
dred yards above the old bridge sise,
where both banks ar higher and the
stream is narrow. This would prac.
tically throw both locations into one,
and the mineral park mana cement
could be utilized as part o; the camp
ground scheme
Cities providing these camping
grounds have a rule that there i "a
be no Tee whatever charged for ary-
thing: everything ls absolutely free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
ayto Tourists Camp.

Editor Leader The little that has
ALREADY been said and tie facts in
tie case o1ly serve 10 urge upon
Gnshrie The necessity q a once PRO
riding 81 auto tourists camp This
army os tourists passing through tbs
part q the country is rapidly on the
increase and il IS coming and going
al through the warmer months q
the year. ani something should b.
done for The comfort and convenience
Of these good people
Mzay ciIies smaller than Gufhris
are already active. and have started
even 81 This lafe tire provisions tOl
these tourists They are reasoning
and logically. that Il they DO little
more ih2n get .on the map wiit .
properly designated camping ground
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
\ WARS ELECT OFFICERS
Prominent Speakers Address the
Meetings Held In Washing
ton; Thousands View
Great Parade

washsnesou Sent l--NsA seeaf-
al spirited contests ID prospect nos
inxiSon Of officers oc gsed the 81.
ionfion q delegates sc sae annual a.
campmeus az the Veterans of Faraign
Wars The election WIN be Aeld a-
night
On yesterdays grae~Am for ~
dresses we're sarFe0n General Curve
ming q the paalic healtA serK lss
Col. r C chornely Jones. director =
The bnrsaa of war risk Insurance saa
L " Iamkin. airtcsnr q vocational
training
More than $500 mea who aao
foueAi On foreign SOFA participated 2
parade last evening do~n Prnnss-
ranix avenue President Wi-sga
watcher the procession trvm the sas'
porisco of the White House N@'
the eapitol the veterans were fe
viewed ny General ptrsAing AID -
creiary Daniels Laser Nr Dan'e's
addressed them franl tAe steps ot sA'
capitol.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

il will give them great advantage
when the tourists starr nexs yesr on
their annual silgrimages across The
country. For i Is . fact that rotA-
ing. not even chronic sp@alS-. will
60 faster and travel farther among
these tourists than the reDort shs.
certain cities have been bnsy a; work
and are right on the JOB ot providing
the necessary comforts for sch
strangers who come within their
gates
Cities similarity located TO Guthrie
are providing ample parking grounds
Tourists DO not ask regular garage
Recommendations they are 100 uset
to camping hy the roadside Many
need oniy q nics- clean place 10 pitch
their ts1ss some would use space in
the large bunk-honse-which shon q
have two or more apartments; = large
kiiehen trovided with several hot
plates. heated with gas; an abundance
Of good water. with g shower bath
for men and women. Some AiLd o.
laundry arrangements should be pro
vsded. with goodly stretch Of gal.
ranized ciOthsslines Long ir31l-g
boards with gas or electric irons
should 1e installed. There shonll
also be hose for washing ears
Many ciies are now busy arranging
such camping equipments. which Is
nnder day and night managers, with
everything 50 systsniiized as To make
il safe and comfortable for these
tourists. regardless Of when they NAV
arrive or how long they may remain-
But experience has shown iha, when
when q tired and dnssy-lad sned pasSg
arrives al snch an oasis Iha~ are il
hurry 10 depart And thereia : ths
milk Il this nat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
HARDING TURNS DOWN
REQUEST FOR COTTON AID
American Cotton Growers VII
Have To Find Some Other
Means Of Financing
E-deavoYs

Washington. Sept sT.- Reqafss
az TIE American cotton association
SIR governmental asa % financing me
market Of the cotton crop Of aAs
saAta we're denied last nieAS ay r1r-
ernor Harding q the federal respr1e
board
The representatives os the asseei
aison asked ar sxiensior q credit
"a cotton loans estimated al agp-e
xImately i've hundred million doliAls-
Ia order to permit growers 70 nala
iNeir c1ston ana prevent aumTi-E On
me market at loss
The solution of the 1rotlem has
ing southern otton Trolacers GoF
err0r Harding said lay with the Faa
ance-s representatives and ihsil
home banks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

Many appreciaiiye touris.s--aecus
toned Ia the usual resort" charges
IL sist on being permitted to contribute
little something toward the up-keep
Of the project. In such case box has
been provided. with q notice that only
small coins shall be placed therein.
Not only Is everything free. bur all
forms OF soliciting are tabooed; no
advertising cards or literature is Per
nitted to be distributed. In our ease.
of course. there should be the proper
ara urgent notices about the proper
ties of The mineral waters, wltn re
quests 10 help themselves ffr
TIE foregoing might be taken IS
a suggestive outline. 10 be chAnge1
and worked ont in detail by the prop
er committee or city officers and is
given with the sole purpose in vsew
{. assisting Ia starting something"
and starting it quickly Citizen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

Editor Leader. Somebody slgning
himself az herself. Neutral BIT
o1 a h.g chunk IN q communication
TO The Leader yesterday n referring
10 TIE election IN Maine I wculd
lke 10 see those questions answescd
myself an & Democrat. but DO
not Ike the was things have been
conducted There has been too much
laxlty. We elecged Wilson 10 keep
Us out os var ard then lie pat US inlo
var. fhen he surrounded himself
with ID, of cheap skates TIE League
of Nations is q hig thing II is IN
popular now. buI il viii 6e The real
thing within four years There are
TOO many 2szzY td1Eies upnkeylng
wlsh il now. As soon as some Eien
with sense get to running things. all
wll ae different We must haxe
something % preserve the worlds
peace. And The League IS The only
thiuF fhas snsnres shA; ! would Ike
to Sae same If the Oklahoma hill
p34s answer xeut-al'ss guest ions
whai i The answer There j. TOO
aar cities The sueesest fellow IA the
oar politics The finest fellow In the
tie state vas ard !s Aues. lie I'D
o,os around ana aat appointed assist
ait attorney general He made two
blasss ana then h. resigned ana came
back lie vas supposed 10 save OK.
iaac.nA for the hse mooeher. Palmer
Nov Ne have dack tanned Ton
Bake xho. under ,ha gasse OF whip
rinr he core fellows in line for Fer
us. II funnsng to- governor he does
Ii, soal ANYBODY OId DOC" Stew
ems coa.d give them CARDS and spades
Even FRANK Olsnsih who see. fhe P.
Mr.. Doe. who nsea ia be 4 can
Jaare 3D. who used to Sc a can
siaAte al the tine viii vote for Hard.
snr on the assumption that he alll
save the railroads. HOS ever. II Cox
lands. the Judge viii ae . candidate
or something or other. You cant pu,
anf the ynares Nght when 1t comes
"a asking tor 81 office. smith. IN
serssAnd is against everything. Doc"
Shara i running tor office On an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

STOCK KILLED By
FLIES ON i0i RA\tH

POass CITY. Sept l'-FIies are
poving such ; pest IN THIS locality
that farmers are becoming alarmed
Joe Malsr Of the lal Ranch TO-DAY r.
ported ntteeu head q stock killed as
flies All through that seci3on Ct The
countr. farmers have been compelled
to eliminate al ao1k by animals aaa
only tractors are being nsed IN he
fields. Horses. uules ard cattle are
beng attacked principally al tha lel
Ranch
The flies killed The cattle by suck
ing their blood untl death resnliea
Miller Brothers are combating the
pest Ay spraying their cattle twice
daily xiih Grade oil Ten gallons VII
spray nre hundred head
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

When Impurities creep into vour
hood The first SYMPTOMS are zs0-
ally : loss q appetite. .ollove1 II
= Erzzeal lesSsning e. energy Fa-
syste-n becomes weaker dsT ~ car.
unrfi vcu feei EoarseH on the verz
Of q breakdown
Tie whcls condition Is a ~aTnzrs
thai nature needs assistance Il SO
Ing TIE system : general ho1seeasan'
ing
Nearly @rerybo needs few bot
ties q s : E tie great vegetable
blood remedy. % cleanse oai al III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
CAMPAIGN IS ON To
MAKE SCOTLAND DRY
Pussyfoot johnson Of Okla
honla. VIII Lead Crusade;
Drive To Open In
October


hasA saFs +. Se4s' s'-- 6 e~'- ~ +
10 lAASe S"'o''aAo ois mas ss'- s''''
e@ u eafilss' 's s-' >''''''''-' ''''''
Seaneai. 4 -aeI -''T i''' 's''''s - -
telA 'eGAnce 'ss-'''A'-' 'Ns's ~'''
19'es me e'e'ass W "s''1 ~
hetheF ne '~@''s ~'' -
reeais'ssen 'o'-ss ov''''''''ls ~
~ ine ne-4'er@ss s'ss''s- N'
issued iA wa '.' =
ten 1'er cent ot me electors ~ e@e~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
ORIENT ASKS PERMISSION
To lsSIE T. CERTIFICATES

Washington. Segz- 1.-THE Kansas
City. Mexico d orient railroad has
applied 10 the interstate commerce
commission for authority 10 issue SIX
per cent receivers certificates 10 The
amount q s. l85.a opa- the swooe@ds to
De used 10 meet expenses for coalin-
Qe3 operation e tie road
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
Pure, Rich Blood Will Keep Your
Body Vigorous and Healthy

puTitses about twice = rezr Il IS
AZ excellent sdea 10 take this praca D.
ton 70 keep 1he system fn Figor-
Gus condition - as 70 more easily rs-
sist disease 70 which every one =
Eansec1 s : 5 is without al eczal
as q general tonic and system ouiic-
e- L improves the sTpetite and
gives new streaESh and vitality Il
both old an6 vounE
Flzl informal o1 and valuable lit.
e-ssure car be had ay writing Il
Svis- Specific Co. So Swift Labor
a.ory- Atlanta Ca .--~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

There X more CAilrvh in sAis s~c
ton q The country ihsn all o'ne1
diseases p1f together, snd tor yea
X wa. supposed 40 ha trc0-ah.e. Dac
,ors prescribed loc2l remedies aa
~ constantly fa4.ns 10 cure wi'h IT.
cst treatment. pronounced X inc4s*
able CaiArrh is local disease.
greatiT Influenced ty constitutions
roral48ors ana therefore reauires oon
sutnroaal treatment Hans c-t
srrh Ne.-3tire manufactured nv y
-. Chsnsr & Co. Taiedo. Ohio. Is a
constitutional remedy Is taken int-r
naliv and acts thru the Blood On the
Nuoo1s SaTtace- e the SYsien. Cae
Hundred Dollars rs~Arl is offered r.
any cass that Esalls CatArrh N@a.-
zine fails ia c1-e Se11 tor Safea-
lars ard testimonials
r Cheney 4 Cc.. Toledo OHIO.
sold II Druggists. -5c
Hats Fa-aiiy pills Tor constl "a f3a1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
s-beraain's J1si1 auu Aisrrhcoi
Re-ecy ir Michigan

Mrs A n Hal tAseFillF Mo-.
SAYS y wish fo lhank you tpr To4f
grand good medicine Cham be- la ? :
Cole ana DArrhta ReweaF We are
never without j; Ia the aD4se an4
an sure Il saved orr baNy's life 1a-s
summer
Mrs Mary CarrinCton- CaseTi--s. :.
N3rh sars. il have 4Sed CAalAa'ei z
lianss Cosc ana DizrrheoA Rem~rs
Tor years and il has AlwAys slFsa
promp. relief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

EdHor Leader. Who Is responsible
saF lie Soashern foarih reader tAa;
4 ssssng nsea ii our puhlic schools
war howl wonId have gone heAren-
ward hsd sAe hast article n the reader
treated Of General Grants achieve
inenis instead a General Lees. i
Governor Robertson PLAYING politics
through oar aahak scAeolsf a Pro
grcssive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
-Hr STRONG HS-asD T-E
HELT OF SUMNER BETTE7
THAN T-E WEAK

Ild people wh0 are feetle srl
Younger people WIN are weak. VIII =
strengthened and enznled 10 r.
thro1g1 the depressing heal q SGa-
uer ev taking GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC Il SfrenEs nens
and euilds ~ he system by Purify
ing and Fnr5ch ing the Blood Y3-
can soon fee Is strengthening IL
ViC0rzting Etfert. Ser.
German workmsa resent The orsr
al fad IN thai country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

The xalrus furnishes about 800
pounds Of meat loe0 posncs of Oh
and so pound. Q. leAther. ans The
white whale furnishes razeh more.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

TIE eiEhaour DAY Is BOW practical
ly universal IN belgium
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
TIE FORUM

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
CENY TARCOWE
" CHICAGO.

Pszcnica, No. ., twarda.
buszel ........ $2.35 do $40
Pszenica, No. ,, czerwona
buszcl ........ $2,42 do $2.41
Kukurydza, No. 3, zofa
buszcl ........ $1,55 do $1.57
Kukurydza, Nc. 3. bia}a
buszel ........ $1.j4 do $1.5J
OWES. bu. No. . 91Ac do 92H:
Tcczm;eh, buszel $1.44 do $1.54
Irto, buszcl $1,000. $40 do $l.71
BYDLO.
Wofy, tuczne -. $3.50 do $1,000
Wolv. rocznc -. $3.50 do $500
Krowy. tuczne i ialow-
ki, .......... $3.50 do $3.50
CicIsta, $3.50. $500 do $17.oo
SWINE, tucznc $3.50 do $3.50
SWINE. wagi miedzy l35 a
100 funtow -. Sl4.8j do $3.50
Baranv. ...... SGD DO 5000
Owcc. tucznc 49,, $3.50 do $l4.2j
NABlAL.
Iaia, rjcrwsza sorta,
tuzin ......... 49c Go SOC
.Jaja. 2ga sorta, tain ...... 43c
Maslo, 1sza sorta, iunt -. 6l'Ic
Mas}o, "a sorta, iunt 1890. 59c
Ser daisies" funt 27ilc do 29c
Scr amcryk. iunt =. 30@c do SIC
DRoB zYWY.
Nury, funt ................ SIS
Koguty, stare, iunt ........ pc
Kaczki, iunt ....... Soc do 36c
Tndyki, iunt ............... 4ht
WARZYWA.
nuraHi. bcczka e.. 500 do $3.50
ScIcry. <krzynka (Flori-
da) .......... $3.50 do So:
Og6rki. , tuziny .. $500 do 500
Salata, IiSciasta,
cL-zy,Lo oOr ln DC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
PORAzKA AGENTA PROHI-



Interprctuiac W spos0b zgod-
~ z konstytucya Stan6w Zjcdno
czonych prohibicyiny ,.akt Vol
steada". prokurator dystryktowy
Charles +. Clyne zazadal W So
bote uwolnienia Cd odpowiedzial
noSci karnej dwu szynkarzy,
przcciwko kt6rym jakQ Corpus
deficit" przedstawiono 10 butte
lex wodki, skonfiskowanej i'm
przez agentow majora A. V. Dal-
rvmple. Szynkarze ci, Patrick !.
Payton, 2OOI w. Grand ave. i J.
A. Curry, 175S w. Ohio ul., zlo-
zyli zaprzys:Czone zeznania, &c
w6dke te zabrano i'm be- po-
przedniego wyciagn;ecia warran-
tow W tel sprawie. Wobec tego,
IA zyczenle pr~oHuratora LYME
komisarz fcderalny Foote skargi
przeciwko obu szynkarzom umo
rzyi, s~twarzajac przez to Prcce-
dens ola wszystkich innych po-
dobnych spraw, w ktorych wod-
Ike skonfiskowano jej w~iaScicie-
lom bez warrantu.
Mimo to pan Dalrymple sadzi
W dalszym ciqgu, re gwarancyc
konstytucyjne w sPrawie niety-
kalnoSci prywatnej wlasnoSci,
wolnoSci osobistej, nietykalnoSci
domu i t. p. ~przestaiy juz W tym
Araju obowiazywaG - jezeli ME
wszystkich, to przynaimniej jego
i jemu podobnych funkcyonaryu
sly, dziasajacych pod patrona-
TEN rozwielmoznionej tn do ka-
rykaturalHych rozmiar6w bigote
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

ryi. OSwiadczyi bowiem stanow-
GO, IL pomimo decyzyi komisa-
RIA Footc ,,bedzie dokonywac a
resztowan zupelnie tax samo jak
poprzednio', ME otrzymai bo-
wien Z Waszyngtonu instrukcyi,
IL do konfiskaty w6dki musi u
zbroic sic p~oprzednio w warrant
Agenci fcderalni skonfiskowali
zn0w W sobote znaczna iloSc
w6dki, jaka znalezli w apiece"
Roberta H. Pcnningtona, W no.
telu Astor PREY Clark ul., pomie-
DIV ulicami Lake i Randolph. Ia
rzucaj9 oni, re Pennington do
starczai wodke ma sfalszowane re
ccpty. on jednak temu stanowczo
przeczy, twierdzac, IL - lie vie
- wszystkie tc recepty byly le-
galnie wystawione.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
Z WALK PRZECIW ZDZIER
STWOM ~KAMIECZNIKoW.

W dniu wczorajSzym odbyf
sic szereg zebrah, ma ktorych O.
r>awiano plany stwofzenia orga-
n;zacyi do walk re zdzicrstwem,
uprawianem przez wiascicieli ka-
mienic i agent6w realnosciowych,
$rGbujacych czynsz "a mieszka-
ria do n:emozliwej wprost wy
soEoSci. Jedno 2 najwiekszych
takich zgromadzeh miaio miei--
see w parafii Sw. Szymona przy
ulicach Racine ! Leland ave. -
Personal---very. major II. s. Stan
dish.
Wedle powzietych uchwa', kt0
re majq posluzyc "a wzor ola in
nych okolic, opiacajqcy czynsz
70 mieszkania Obywatele kazdc-
go d~ystryktu maja stworzyc spe-
cyalna organizacye I sekrcta-
rem ! ,,byznesowym' agentcm
III czele. NaStePnic bedq utwo-
rzone w dzielnicach komitety
ccntralne. Taxi komitct. ktorego
wIadza ma sic rozciqgat ma Gala
dzielnice, bedzie sic skiadac Z
prczesa, w~iceprezesa i ,,byzneso-
wych" agent6w Z wszystkich O.
kolicznych dystryktow. Gdy ia
ks wiaSciciel domu bedzie chcia}
podnosiG do paskarekich cen
czynsz, organizacya bedzie mo-
gla proklamowac bojkot przeciw
MENU i mieszkanie pozostanie
niezajste.
Podobne zebranie urzadzili tax
&c micszkahcy dom6w apartamcn
towych Winchester = Dorchester
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

ling Lawrence odby} sic W Parry
.zu d. p grrgdnia zeszlego roku:
czIonkowic polskicj i francuskiej
arystokracyi byli pomiedzy gost-
mi. Matka panny mlodej jest sio-
stra Lady R~ibbesdalc, ktora jest
matka Wincentcgo Astoria; ich
rodzicc Willingsowie pochodzq Z
I'iladcIfii,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
WOzNICE
PRZECIW STRATKOWI.

NLbNA" 81 MA WI
Ma wczorajszem zebraniu "a
trudnionych przez chicagoska fl
lie The American Express Go.
woznicow i szoter6w zadecydo-
wall oni ME usiuchat wezwania
do rozpoczecia strajku, skutkiem
czego prowadzona wbrew instruk
cyom z giownej kwateryi orga-
nizacyi pracownikow tel kompa-
Mi w Waszyngtonie agitacya, by
"a wszelka Gene doprowadzic do
bezrobocia, okaze sic prawdopo-
dobnic bczskuteczna. Bee Pomo-
cy i k~oopcracyi woznicow i $50
ierow nie NIGGA sic bowicm straj
kuiacy p]omocnicy biurowi i wv
ladowywaczc spodzicwac zwycie
silva, 0 lie kompania ME zgodzi
sic sama w drodze ugodv IL
wzgledniG ich zadah o podwyzke
piacy o SIS miesiecznie.
Wczorajsze zcbranic odbyio
sic w hall Horana pnr. $40 w.
Harrison ul.. ktora zapciniia sic
pc brzcSi robotnfkami kompanii
cksprcsowcj. Ma poczatku obrad
zabraI cios Robert F. Shepherd,
zdcgradowany prczcs The Chica-
50 and Western Lakes Express
Division of the Brotherhood Of
Railway Clerks, kt6ry wbrcw in
strukcyom Z g}6wncj kwatcry W
Westinghouse proklamowai byi
W sobote strajk. Prosji on zgro-
madzonych, aby mic Odmawiali
swcgo wsp6iudziaiu i pomocy W
rozpoczetcj przcz nicgo waIcc.
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