davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
.Chcel jest zadarmo.

John Bingo zabaval sa nede-
l'u tym, ze ponavstevoval viacere
restauranty ma okolf Watt Front,
ulic, rozkazal 81 jedla, ktore pozil
a potion "a ne nezaplatil. Ked'
majitelia ziadali mat zaplatene,
chcel aa pustit' do bitky. Trvat'
to d'alej uz nemohlo, lebo ked'
tadial siel policajt, ten no sobral
do lakopy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
Grecky kral', pohryzeny opicou,
...-. zomrel.

Atheny. = Grecky kral' Ale
xander podl'ahnul otraveniu kr-
We, ktore dostal cd pohryzenia je-
ho obi 'dbenou opicou. Hovorf sa,
ze jeho nepriatelia zastepili otra-
WI do opice, aby no tax odstr&-
Mill tronu. Grecka vlada teraz
vymenovala "a jeho naslednika
princa Pavla, ktory je tretfm sy-
nom sosadeneho kral'a Konstan-
tina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
Dost' roboty pre- prist 'ahovalcov.

V New Yorku organizovana bo-
la 1radovna ma zadouazovanie ro-
boty pre- prist 'ahovalcov. Prist a
hovalecke drady dostavaji uz te-
raz sta ziadosti cd americkych
fabrihantov, aby i'm zaslali pri-
st 'ahovalcov do prace. Tato ira
dovna umoznuje prist 'ahovalcovi
dostat' pracu este PRIV, nez je Wy
pusteny Ellis Islandu, nasled-
'-om coho zachrani sa cd vel 'kych
vydavkov pri hi 'adanf prace.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
Obchodnici dostavaju uhlie po
$3.50 "a tonu.

Jeden z najvacsfch uhol 'nych
magnasov & tieto dni vyhlasil
ze obchodnfci uhlim dostavajn
uhlie pri majnach po $3.50 "a to.
nu a preto nevidi ziadnu priGinu
preco by no mali predavat' drah-
sic, ako $500 do $1,000 "a tonu
To je uz iizernfctvo a vrchnosti i
d1 vysetrovat'. Ocakava sa, ze v
blfzkej budlcnosti uhlie bude .
mnoho lacnejsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
sCH0DzA POLITICKEHo
KLUBU MA NEDEL' "a.

Slovensky Neodvisly Politickf
Klub Youngstown vydrziavat'
bude ma nedel'u, dna 81. oktobra
vaznu sch6dzu, ma ktorl je po-
zvany dostavit' 50 kazdy Sloy&k.
obean rnesta. Sch6dza bude u
skole sv- Cyrilla = MethodA. ~
ciatok 0 3. hod. po poludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
Frank L. Oesch "a Probate sudcu.

Pan Frank l.. Oesch uchadza sa
o miesto Probate sudcu v budii-
cich vol bach Ma neodvislej sud-
covskej listine. Je on vseobecne
znamy ako zkdseny a hl'adany
advokat co taky bude S najvac-
Sou schopnost 'ou zastavat' svoj
trad. Ziada obcanov slovenskeho
p6vodu podporu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
JEHLIcKA JE v AMERIKE!

DIR. prof. rev. Frantisek Jehlic-
ka, pred vojnou slovensky naro-
dovec, ktory "a profesnru zradil
narod siel do PeSti Mad 'arom
slnzit po vojne sa vsak hlasil zas
medzi Slovakov ia zas zradil ma
rod najprv Mad 'arom, potom Po-
l;akom, prisiel do Ameriky, ably
III prevadzal propaganda "a pri-
pojenie sa Slovenska k Mad 'ar-
sku alebo k Pol 'sku. Jeho prichod
oznamuje N. Y. Dennik dna %.
okt.- ..
Jehlicka po vyhlaseni neodvis-
losti Cesko-S1ovenskej republiky
stal 81 do jej sluzieb, ale len ma.
kratky cas-. Bol poslancom v Mar.
Shromazdeni Dol jednym z knaz-
skej deputacie II vtedajsieho mi
nistra Srobara, ktori ziadai pa
triarchat pre- Hlinku pre- seba
biskupske stolce. Ked' i'm to bolo
odoprene, Jehlicka siel do Ma
d'arska, kde vstupil do sluzieb
mad 'arskej vlady a Dol ma cele
propagandy "a pripojenie Sloven-
ska nazad k Mad 'arsku. Ked' sa
mu nepodarilo mic previest' v tom
to OIL 'ade, boil Mad 'arska Wy
kopnuty a siel do Pol'ska, kde
tiez zalozil aknsi slovenskn radu,
ktorej Dol predsedom a agitoval
"a to, ably Slovensko pripojene
Ibolo k Pol'sku. Poeas plebiscitu
vel mi agitoval medzi Ora vcanii a
spisiakmi, ably sa hlasili "a Po-
liakov. Po plebiscite, ktory nedo-
padol najlepsie prospech Poll
ska, Poliaci Jehlicku uz akiste
Wac nepotrebovali, "a poslali no
do Ameriky. Cd mad 'arskeho ar
cibiskupa Csernocha dostal odpo-
rucuj1ci list ma americkeho kardi-
nala Gibbonsa, ktory mu VISTA
vii vysvedcenie, odpor1chj1c no
do priazne americkych sloven-
skych knazov farnosti. Kardi-
nal Gibbons v tomto ohl'ade sa
dal zaviest' kardinalom Cserno-
chom, ktory je nateraz obycajnym
politickym agitatorom mad 'arskej
vlady. Bol uz uvedomeny jeho
zaveden1. Slovenske obecenstvo
ma celej okolici vystrihame, ably
jestli Jehlicka sem pride, no ne
pripustili do svojich pribytkov, a
nasi duchovn1 boil iste uz pozia-
dani cd patrienych kruhov, ably
zradcovi Jehlickovi nedovolili
pristup do ich kostolov a osad-
nych miestnosti. Jehlicka rozpo-
slal slovenskym knazom pripisy,
" ktorych ich ziada o prftulok,
Pocina 81, ako by Dol anjelom...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
Republic Rubber Co. bude Ease
vyrabat' rafy

Republic Rubber Co., ktora "a
dlhsi cas- pracovala vel mi slabo
"a boly najhorsie obavy, zotavuje
sa rychlo. Cd pondelku zahajena
bola vyroba gumovych rafov au-
tomobilovych polovicnou silou. A
81 $50 robotnikov dostalo pracu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
Pal'te odpadky.

Odkedy vyprsala mestu smluva
ma odvazanie odpadkov smeti,
mesto ma vel Ike nesnadze. Nest
ska rada ziada gazdinie, ably pa
lily vSetky odpadky smeti, kto-
re sa dajii spalit'. Ma pondelok
snad' uzavreta bude uz nova smlu
va ma odvazanie smeti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
Dempsey a Carpenter budu sa
Bit.

New York, q. okt. = Dnes tn
Dol podpisany kontrakt medzi
Jack Dempseyom a Georges Car
pentierom ma BOZ 0 svetove cam
pionstvo t'azkeho pastneho "a
pasnictva. Boz sa bude odbyvat
roku 1921 medzi februarom a j1-
lom. -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
PoHYBLIvE oBRAZKY 20
SLOVENSKA.

Dostali SINE telegram cd Cerve-
n6ho Krfza, ze nam 1asielajd fill
my, ktore boly vzate ma Sloven-
sku. Okresny Sbor Slov. Lfgy v
kratkom case usporiada prednas-
ku, ktorej upovedomime ct. O.
becenstvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
Zomrel cd popalenia.

Jan Joselik, 2-rocny ehlapcek
Jana Joselik jeho manzelky, 2
{. 81 King ST., popaleny Dol V
nedel'u rano ma tvari a tele a "a
vezeny do mestskej nemocnice,
kde skonal v pondelok 0 2. hodine
20 poludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29
Willis zanechal kampan.

Columbus, q. okt. - Frank r.
Willis, republikansky kandidat ma
senatora Spoj. Statov musel od-
volat' vsetky svoje kandidacne
reci pre- vazne onemocnenie jeho
Otca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-29

70 je Vhsou povinnost 'ou hla-
sovat' Q. novembra, ak ste 80 dali
1egistrovat'.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
BEAR OPERATIONS
CONTINUE ON CURB
Petroleum. issues Offered in
Large Vofdme at Declines
During Early Session
SLIGHT RECOVERY LATER
SLIGHT RECOVERY LATER

New York. Jan. 15.-The bear opera
tions on the Broad street curb made
further progress in the forenoon trad
ing today when many of the petroleum
stocks were offered in volume at heavy
declines and other issues sold on a large
scale. Price movements in the first two
hours generally consisted of losses rang
ing from to more than 10 points.
After the announcement that no in
crease in, discount rates had been recon
mended by the Federal Reserve Bank
the market abruptly turned and ad.
vanccs were in order in the last half OF
the day.
Gilli'and after selling at 43, rose to
4S within few minutes and similar
movements were recorded in other issues
in the Homer field. White Oil again
sold down to so, and then rallied to "a.
General Asphalt ranged from 119 to
115 in the early trading with good re-
covery in the afternoon. General Motors
was traded in from 33 to 81 and Sub
marine Boat ranged from 15A to 15ls
American Safety Razor sold at 16M
to 1917. United Retail Candy wa!
traded in at 1917
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. Jan 15--There was a
very active opening today in the coffee
market with over 90. 900 bags traded in
on the call.
The cables were not up to expecta-
tions and first prices were Q to 16
points below the previous close.
Prices made new low ground for the
present movement. The early depres
sion here appeared to be due to heavy
offerings by one of two prominent in
terests which have been Selling freely,
but their offerings We're readily alb =
sorbed by leading trade concern, to .
gether with a fair demand for Euro
pean account.
The readiness with which offers were
taken up disheartened sellers, who with
drew Values worked up to 10 points
before midday, March selling from
15.54c to 15.6Sc May from 10 zoe to
15.S5c and September from 15.75c to
II. Soc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15

Under the interest
these bonds S from all Federal Income Taxes
Savings Commercial
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15

East st. Louis, ILL.,, Jan. 15.--HOGS-Re-
SsiPts e o II 900 head Hghsr g% Bulk; si525
se2yT @ light s. ght hmffHm sHta
81, ,50Q15 80; heavy packing sows. smooth,
Sl3. h0Rl4: packing sows rough. S12.75@ q
13. 50 pigs, $40. 80 OILS.
CATTLE-Receipts. 31OO head. Steady.
Beef steers, medium and heavy, choice and
prime, S16Q175O; medium and good, s11
good and choice sls 50 q III 90; common
heifers, $I91G; cows, s1@l2 Gamers and
cutters, $5@6;I5; veal calves, light and
q IL: stoclser steers. $Ig10.50.
SHEEP-ReceiPts. $500 head, Steady.
STAG 16; yearling wethers. s13417; ewes,
medium and choice. IS 50911.50: culls and
common, S4.15QS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15

The Miami Consevancy District organized under act the La
Ohio subdivision
highways,
the industrial
cudes Hamilton Middeown Piqu Troy Franklin
Niamsburg and other smaller municipalities.
officially the assessed valuation
property against appraised $6 298SO
while the total debt of the Miami Conservancy District including bonds
offered but $24OoO The population Of the District estimated
OOperso
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago, Jan. 5.--HOGS-Receipts. SO,
top. TOP ;1 s15. 10 heavy, s15io &15 s5; medium tif
$15. 15@15; 40; light ,S15.2O@ -, "a; light
lights sl4 759l3 heavy packing sows,
$137 914.25 pigs, $13, rs 914.75.
CATTLE--Receipts. II 900 head Firm.
Beef steers. medium and heavy, choice and
prime S1S4 $50: medium and good, S11. so
@IS; common, s0gl1 So lightweight. good
and choice, $40 1850: common and me-
dium. $S25@14 butcher cattle. helfers,
s6.5O@i45O; cows, s65Oq 3.25; Gamers
and cutters. 81. % $3.50, veal calves, sl6 10
q1S; feeder steers, sS@l2.50; stocker
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head. Weak.
Lambs, SIG rs @19,65 cu'ls 2nd common,
SIG, 10 u 800; ewes medium good and
$50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15


Kansas City. Jan. 15.-,,HoGs Gs-Receipts,
$500 head; og Hgherss Bulk. Siie0gI5,
iigRt iights si4, 50 q i, Digs, $500 il, 50,
CATTLE-Receipts, $500 head STEADY.
Heayyy beef steers choice and prime . SO IS
Sa 2a s0od sht Sood S"S and md
choice. st2 e5@l7; commcn and medium.
qi4,25; cows 81. So 1880; canners and
cutters, Sj.l5Q 65; veal calves s13. 50@l6
feeder steers, $50 1925 stocker steers, $625
sHEEP:--5Reeeipts 5000, head, Steady.
Lambs. slS 5041 so; Culls and common,
$ll.25Q16 yearling wethers, Sli. i.25Q16. So
ewes. so 500 1890; culls and common. 81 90
Q9.25; breeding ewes. $50 90; feeder
lambs, sl+,50@l7 rs.
East Buffalo, y. V, Jan Is CATTLE
200 head, Steady. 50 q 2S. 50,
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head. Twenty -hye
to SOC higher, Heavy and mixed. s16; york;
?q dSshs 5S fs E8ESFS '9a staE Rs s,S@
SHEEP AND, LAMBs-Receipts. 1900
head, Lambs, l5G lover others, SOC q. 81
Q1S; wethers. s12.5O9l3,50,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15

Pittsburgh. Jan. 10. - HOGS-Receipts
5000 Higher- Heavies. s15. 25 q Is. so; neavy
workers. s16u 10: yorhers and pigs. slj.25
@15.50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts light.
Steady. Top sheep, s12; top lambs. $40. IS.
CALNES-ReCeipts. 100 head. Steady.
Top, S2l.5O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
$4,34O,6OO
Miami Conservancy District, Ohio
$40 Bonds
Due December I, 1s2s-4s incl.
Dated December 1, 1917

rHn"s ns st s:s Ss eu and R ss i NE % " "
s in demon of
o
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05
RECENT FLOODS m NEW
MEXICO CAUSE DAMAGE

SANTA FE. n. M, June 5.-The
damage To the railroad, farm anil
town property alone The Rio 6rande
caused b. the recent floods viii
reach ei.O0O00. Including the loss ln
crops X a nom estimated. In this
connection tiovcrnor Larrozolo Dc.
clared that cities and towns and
farms along the valley will never
have adequate protection until a
system ~ canniillng u established.
The governor stated thai engineers
Informed him the cost % ranaiizine
and draining The water loeRtd iands
OF lhe valley would range from $40
10 $50 an acre for The ocreaqc under
irrigation.
''fhe work shnuid he undertaken
even II n costs 4i0 ou acre. sold
the ruVcIlpr. fhrrr IS 10 richer
land IN the world aud cannh1inr
and drn|naee Will make II ~orh
900 ~ 4Hu un arfe
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05
New Duke City Movie TheatsT
To be Built to Cost SlOO, 600

ALBUQUERQUE June 2 ioseph
Barnett who now owns srvcral play.
houses in this city IS now planning
a new theaicr which il H. said viii
cost over si000 and Nil be- the
finest playhouse IN the state. The
building will b. erected on the cor.
ncr ~ Second street and copper ave.
nuc and the plans are now hcine
drawn by ~ paso architects. The
new lhcalcr il to be- ronslrurfed of
reinforced concreie aud when corn.
pleicd will sent 1900 people. The
froui viii be- flnl hef N terra cnlia
and will be- one Of q, ,od aiirar.
tive buildings IN the cl3 Work viii
b. startled in the next sixty days and
lhe lhcaicr win be- upened aone
time IN The early fall
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05
DELnGkTEs WHO WILL
ATTEND IiIE DEN0CfltTH
NI.ET At san FRANCISCO

hOsWEIL n. NJ. lune b-The
completed lIsl Of doleeales 10 The
Domooraiic national convention 10
h. held IN Fan Francisco was cerli
fled yesterday. The delegates viii
10 unlnslfuclod. There are no alter
naIfs. ~ under The unit rule adopt
% hy The convention those present
win cast the entire vote of Tho dele
Cation.
DclegnlraatlprTc are Felix Gar
cln. Rio Afriha county, Mrs. n. L.
Kirby Quay county; y y. pnlier
son. berRalillo county. Delegates by
d.slrirls: Arthur sclIeman. SANTA
Fc cuuniy: A. y Hamnicit McKln
ley county; !. n. Burton. 1qrruncs
county. \. l.. Lawaou. oiero counly|
Vlecnic Mares Mora county; J. n
nhca. Chnves county. Charles y
pmlnIa Curry county 4. 4. bnfh
hnad Luna county. and J. r. Ken
ir'ck. Sierra couuis.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05

CARLSBAD Junr :. Federal Of.
ficcrs accompanied BY Deputy shrr.
lff tirurre Baton and Policeman
James BAKER last week rnldcd lhn
house nf Julio Mendnsa of Loving
and discovered in an old rhcsl six
Ealions of mescal II has hccu
known for some time thai liquor
Nas being sold a. The natives and
The olilrcrs investigated several
honirs before iocoling the stuff.
Mcnllnsn has history a. law.
breaker and u u believed that The
Officers have found Tho chief nf-
fender among The native boot.
lonecfs. Mcndosa was held by lhf
federnl olflref Zoe transporting. po
scssine and scllin- mescal and v.ll
h' given lri1l cfore thc lnile
Slulss conanissr1cr
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05
Boy Dragged a Mile With His
Foot Caught in a Harrow

CLAYTON. June 2. Teddy Brass.
the iJyearold son of a. n. Hrass
who lives near here. met with a serl.
nus accident Friday afternoon while
driving three mules 10 disc ior.
row. The Team had just turned al
the end of The field when one of
The lraccs broke loose and hil one
" lhc mules on the foot. frirhlcn'
inE Il 80 lh2i u ran away. The
hoy's foot caught IN NE harrow aud
he Wis drnrnrd OVER a mile. when
his older brother NOTICED tho rin
awny and came 10 the rescue Tho
hoy was unconscious when found
ami WIZ Immediately lukrn 10 his
h0me where he wns atlcndcd by
DR.. klsuer who found that aside
from being badly bruised and
shaken up he was mol q serious con.
dliion.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05
Directors Of the Chamber Of
Commerce. Elect z Officials

The directors of the ColumhUs
Chamber Of Commerce met lasl
nlsht al the Flrsl National Bank and
elected ,. l.. Norwood and johu
ruebner 10 flll tho two vacancies.
Mr.. Norwood Is well known a. IA,
Junior partner Of Carroll a Nor
wool and will prove nn active a.
rector.
John Huehncr Is property own
cr and has always participated ln
afialrs pertaining 10 the good ul
Columbus.
SECRETARY Mckemy presented a rr
quest from the Columbus baseball
club for donation 20 help pay foi
nnlfurms. rnymr tlnni the rlnh hai
gamcs ON with nelEhborina CITIES
anu The adscriislne Columbus Nnnlf
receive would be- worth the price 4,
The Chamber % Commerce. The ~
reciors showed They were sports ant
fans ~ we'll by agreeing 10 DO ~
requested.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05
General Wood Is Sane:
Treated Fair By Steam Roller

CHICAGO. June g. Disagreement
between General Woods mnn1arrs
over me question whether ihe ~.
publican national committee haq
been steam rolling his delegates
has furnished NE Incident which
WAS needed 10 Wind up lhe hcpuh
lican convention pIrllmluarlrs with
a ilrccflnf finish.
Although Senalor Mnses. ole ~
The generals managers drnonneed
The decisions of The committee.
which has seated Guyerunr low
dcn's delegates over The Mood cnn.
lesinnls as steam roller pfoer.
iure. Wood hiWself hes follnned u
up with . personal slairnfui -.
pressing couiidcnrr IA ihe fairness
~ Chairman HAYS and di-rlalmlnr
any belief that The cnlnlniliccn,rn
are pcrinillinr prrsonal prrlcrfncrr
~ 40 cainlidairs a. rnler InIu llieir
dcrlsinns which will dcierm|nc char.
acier ~ delrFnlions.
The rh1rrcs Of senator Moses ~
New Hampshire that Tue Republican
national committee usrd "slrunl
roller methods IN decldlns cnnicsls
was to-day drnled hy sesrrul com
miiieenen ~ The committees seH
finns.
Nriiher General Woed noe VII
liam g.. prpctrr. his ranipaIen plnll
agrr. would support the charges
made by senator Moses of New
Hampshire that the nalionnl com
millee has used "slramrollcr' mrlil
i,ls ~ NJ contest declaiols. n y.
Nccoy. naiinnal corm|llrenIau
from ihe Philippine Islands. sailI
llc denounced srnainr Moses stale.
lneni ns absolutely un~srfanlnl
Chairman Hays N ihr uniinnal
committee was drfrnded ~ kn||oanl
ConlmillecmAn Mc0faw Of Okla.
homa. who said no enc qlesiiens
Hays fairness honesty and |nlee
rily.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05

Morning service NJ n hs usual.
Mr.. liarion will preach The ihlul
Of a series Of serInmis on hr
Touchslonc"
sunday. June %. ~ Children.
Day. The children are preparing a
special program entitled The -l.,d
der Of I.ifc.- in which they viii
hulld The ladder ~ the proeram
pIoceeds
The first complete rehearsal for
The Chlldren's bay program will be
held ON Monday al a. We now have
The material for The ladder ready
and II Is very important that al
who are 70 take pWt be present
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05

SANTA IN. n. A. 1une 5. There
wefe 30 New MekIeans WIN died "
wtft Killed. in The late war. n h
shuun b On official slalepltnl lium
toe Ntr ucnarlwcnl that has hisl
hecn received by the aaIu|nnl eon'
epnl uf he slate. james hafa There
trf.. Is atfenra "a Ihe number and
$50 were anIIAina IneIl
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05
COLUMBUS SOLDIERS
ALLEGED DEsEnTEna

Ef. pAeO. Texas. June 3. 1'wo
soldiers of The American Army have
deserted from the garrison At Co
lumbus and are now Ia Mexican ter
rliory. according 10 information rn
celrcd Friday by Carlos Felix Diak
administrator Of he luarcz custom.
house. niaE hns given orders 10 The
fiscal ruaris 10 hpprchcnd The de-
serlers and liirn them over 10 Tho
American authorities.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05

Carl iucas of D,1nlnR. i1hrf
rrlnr sufferer for llle lasi six
mtnlhs. died Friday in prming
Mr. and Mrs Lucas. parents ol
Mr. Lucas Of Glendale. No.. arrived
ln Dcming a week ago.
Miss 8ess Lucas ~ lhr Columbus
slate liank of this clly is a sister.
Tho deceased leaves a widow and
ioycarold dauehlcr. Emily
Carl Lucas has bcrn in Ncw Mex.
ico for fivr' years, coming here for
his health. Apparently he WAS we'll
as ever when o recurrence uf his
nffliclinn occurred and aflcr a pc
riod % suffering death resulted
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05

CARnIzOZO. june 5. Hallslorms
are reported from all points IN
Lincoln coOnly durlne he pasi Two
|Neeks aid have done much danaasa
10 all kinds Of crops aud fruit Re-
ports from Corona slate that henvy
hail fell IN that section during the
work and nl iiucoln the hail was 10
heavy ihnl many nf lhe young lambs
MERE killed A points aloue Tho
Honda The sior9is we're ~ had that
many windows were hroken TOPS oi
anlus were ruined and lhc younr
li'uli practically nll killed,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05

WASHINGTON. d. G.. June B..
The House mines and mining com
millcc has voted down a resolution
"a suspend assessment work ON I'm
patented mining claims. This action
mpans that locators and hpldcre Of
mining claims must perform The re-
nulred assessment work on their
claims tins ycor v they expect lc
hold them. During lhe ~nr period
Assessment work was suspended by
Q tprclal act of Congress-.
The Daily Courier. $50 . month
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-05

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