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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
AuspiciOus Opening
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affairs we are welcoming the counsel
OF the field marshaIls Of the women's
political divisions. We shall have
the privilege of listening to the fore
most woman organizer Of the coun-
try. She is the director general of
New York's woranhcod's Republican
Of the Republican Nationa! Executive
Committee, Mrs Arthur /. Liver
moro.
Mrs.Aivermore
Mrs. Arthur Livernore Of ionkers,
y. Y, described herself as "a per
fectly normal American citizen and
her audience were unit in agreeing
with her. She is wide-awake, en-
ergetic and informed on the matters
TO which the people Of the United
States are giving political attention
IN this important year. Mrs Liver
more is chairman Of the women's ex-
ecutive committee of the New York
State Republican committee, mem
Der of the National committee and
director OF women's activities for the
eastern division.
She declared the main Issue Of the
campaign is whether Democratic
control is to be continued or whether
Republican policies and management
shall become the controlling factor
in the government Of our country.
She spoke in Mart as follows:
Friends Of Maine. l hope you ara
all Republicans There should not
be in a State 50 beautiful a single
northern Democratic vote. I am Ger
tain that after the experience the
Democrats have had. that is, the
northern Democrats no one would
want to be a Democrat. So I am
addressing you as Republicans. #
you are not now, you soon all will
be-
Congratulating the women OF
Maine on receiving the vote. Mrs.
Livermore said: 1T is most fortu-
nate that you should receive it just
at this time. in this crisis in the
country's history. for the party that
NNAi'-sS A4ANc I'm. "a tfb4c , |Sli 4t4 wi
troll the country for the next quarter
Of a century. The country's history
has been largely shaped by the Re
publican party, and il is especially
fitting that the party which was born
to see justice done at the time OF
the Civil War should be the party 10
see justice done to the women"
She declared that the women's vot-
ing strength will be a distinct asset
to the nation and that the women
will take an interest in public affairs
that will be beneficial. The thing
and the only thing that underlias
this campaign can be summed up on
two words. "Our Country.
Speaking to both men and women,
she said she hoped they would rid
themselves of all possible prejudice
against lady politicians" She pre-
sented herself as an example of the
normal American citizen who looked
after her home and family and is
not cheapened nor perverted because
she votes and takes an interest IN
politics.
Mrs. Livermore related that the
women of New York received tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
SQUIRREL ISLAND

Squirrel Island haS beer ''--"@ -
gloom this week by ~ va-.- z-'
death Of lit;!e Eljzahe.A C..: -.s-i
daughter Of Frederic rr- Sc
was III only two days z-l IT,. -
day afternoon Of ac.5Qzt. = 'a.'.-'
'arly sad feature az tic ss.-- VS.
TACT that Mr. and NJ C-.-
ana mother oc the cH.l ~ way I'd,
a hunting trip and could r,. -''
until Wednesday afrs--.' T'''
they arrived or the Is,ar w
only that the c-.Id nal t]
posed. The sincere syr~fr-.- y
community is extended Z t.-
Percy Brooks of New Y -..
timer at Squirrel, Is a lo.-, 2 81
the cottage Of r =
Other guests included Jgr= '''
William 2. W-hitchousc. y
house. Mrs. :. \ Tr5-hs r."
Daisy Brooks.
Lieut.. Edward Wass. a- ''..''.
ace. is passing a week 2. .- "'"
cottage on the wcSt si.-.
Many tenants have a.,
THUR leases for houses ..N. S.'
son and next year r1om.s ..|-
this year in popularity
The success Of the miss
which is scheduled for ~.
even row assured whe- vs.
enc Of the cad mo- W..
Hecsey and Miles Br--,v ''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
White Sex s, Senators 4

Washington, Aug. e2.-Chlcago
punched hits off Erickson and Court
ney today and easily defeated Wash
ingtcn s to T. Williams pitched a
steady game for the visitors:
Chicago 20o1a0 > 1-s-13-1
Washington l 0 l-4-le-3
Williams and SChalk; Erickson,
shaw, Courtney and Charity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
EYHIHITInH RkSEREIL

= North Grosve2crta.o. t.-- s:'7
Americans 1-if-2: North - ".' -5ls
So. Foreure, Kari al &...-..s.,
Farte and Z. Phillips.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
Mammoth Horse Sale
3OO--HORSES.-3ODI

To Be Disposed OF to the Highest
Bidder at
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-11
Grain Dust Explosion.

The United States department of agriculture recently gave very prac- tical demonstration of the danger of crsin-dusf explosions in improperly c.,erated elevators. A miniature sheet srcn building was used for the demon s.rarion. 4 lighted lamp was first r.aced in the tiny structure and ts- blespoonful of powder, gathered in a grain handling plant. was then blown into the model building with a pair Of bellows The result was an explo- sion of considerable force The au- thorities point out that cleanliness and installation of efficient ventilating ap- paratus VIII reduce the peril af grain dust explosions.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

For County cd Probate Clerk
 The News is assthaTixeA tc announce Algie Dillard as . cand1Ake for Coun- ty and Probate Oexk 6 Hcv1da Coun- v, subject to the actl1n ef tAe Demo cratic primary e1ecf1sa-
 The News is safherixed to announce Ernest G. Steed as . candidate for County and pxohate OeEk ef Nevada County suhjece { eehe action of the Democratic prnnky decticn.
 Fer IaK Assessor
 The News is um11herined ts announce c. C. (Lum} Weealey e . candidate for Assessor of Nevada County, sub ject to the ackioa of the Democratic primary electisa-
 The News is authoriGed to an nounce R. W. (Dshs Davis as . ean- didate for Tax Assessor of Nevada county, subject te the action of the Democratic primary c;ct'cB.
 The News is authorized to announce Captain Edward Miller, of Albany township as a candidate for Tax As sessor of Nevada County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary
 The News is authorized to announce Boyd M. Buchanan of Missouri town
 as 8 candidate for Treasurer of
 vada County. Subject to the ac-
 of the Democratic Primthy-
 The News is authorized to an-
 1nce Howell s. Herring of Mis-
 Iri township as a candidate for
 .lecticn to the office of County and -chate Clerk of Nevada County. sub ct to the action of the Democratic rimary, August 10, 1920.
 The News is authorized to an rounce S. ]. Gentry of Missouri town ship as candidate for Treasurer of Nevada county. subject to the action Of the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to an- nounee W. K Yencey of Missouri township as a candidate for reelec- tion to the office of Treasurer of Nevada County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-11

Shave yourself We will give you a safety razor and blade free of charge PRESCOTT HARDWARE co.
 NOTICE-Au service trips by the undersigned in the city from this date will he the small sum of 25 cents per person. Signed J If. Hunt, phone 100 night phone SS9. E. E. Gold, phone s6. night phone S67. J. ". Mitchell, phone IS6, night phone 26o. 29d6
 4 woman writer indignantly denies that her sex bececks Themselves in finery to zttrzcs nssE. Psss.b.e she .s right-it may be for the sole purpose of moking other women iealcus-East Mississippi Times
 The Stars and Stripes is the pubilca- ton that originated on the firing line in France. It is now published in ths National Capitol Get copy iron Jack Johnson. Newsdealer.-5 cents
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-11
HELENA MAKING
 MILLION IMPROVEMENTS

Helena, Ark, June 10.-When the
 newspaper men arrive in Helena TOT
 the press association meeting which
 begins June IT, they will find pubic improvement projects entailing mii- lions of dollars either under way or about to be undertaken. In the clty of Helena eight miles of streets are
 to be paved, and the dranage csnai |meandering through tha Seart of the residence and manufactCrng sections lis to be concreted top, bottom and
 sides. A concrete roadway to Mar we'll and beyond is to be constructed. and similar highway from Helena to Old Town is already under way. Some of it is nearly completed, await ing merely the surfacing. Another road extending from Helena to Fer guson, with laterals to right and left is to be constructed and when all the improvements for which contracts have been let are completed Helena will have no unpaved streets and the county will have approximately 125 miles of concrete roadways leading north, south and west The Mississ- ippi river is in the way or 1t might be that roads would be extended east ward. Phillips county is thoroughly awake to the advantages of good roads and a year hence will find a wonder full change in both country and urban travel.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-11
H. E. Askew of Bluff City was here this afternoon.

HE. Askew of Bluff City was here this afternoon.
 w. T. Yarberry of Deanvviile, was business visitor here his morning. i J. T. Henry of Bluff City was among the business visitors to the city oday. Mir. and Mrs. C. C. enry of Bluff City was among he business visitors here today.
 Herbert Began of Hot Springs is the guest of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. S. Began.
 Jimmie James of Bernice, La, IS in the city and is guest of MT. and Mrs. Ira Gee.
 For Sale-Gentle driving horse, buggy and harness-J. E. Weurtz, phone Ss6. 6-11d4
 We will buy your cattle and hogs and pay the top market prices. Mum and Callicott. Phone No. 8. 1e1 There will be choir practice at the Methodist church this evening at 7:S0 All members are requested 10 att tend.
  Lost in City Park-Vest containing | two small day books with meats &C., counts in them. Return to me or The | News office and receive reward.-C. L. Rector.
 Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Warren of Ty- Ter, Texas, arrived here yesterday evening and are visiting relatives and friends Mrs. Warren is sister of W. B. White of this city and she and the loctor made Prescott ttheir home about ;wenty years ago.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-11

When food gives you distress you need a dose of Prickly Ash Bitters to relieve the stomach and help diges- ton. It is a mans remedy for the liver and bowels. Price SIPS per bot tle-Hesterly Drug Store. cod
 Notice to Boy Scouts-There will be no meeting this evening. Next meeting will be on the regular evea- ing.-au Powell, Scout Master. pro tenn.
 If you want business course let us save you money on scholarship New Printing Company.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-11
IOum

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned as administrator of the es- tate of Betty Scott deceased will at the July 1920 term of the Nevadt Pro- bate court apply for an order to sell the real estate belonging to said estate for the purpose of paying the debts thereof.
 This the 7th day of June, 1920. e-10-4 L. c. Steele, Administrator
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-11
OLD FASHIONED REVIVAL

An old fashioned revival begins on June 18th under the big brown tent on the grammar school ground, con- ducted by Rev. L. Hibner of Molden, Mo, and Rev. A. M Gilbert of Mena, Ark. Come and hear the old time gospel that saves from all sin. Rev. T. W. Hughes, Pastor of the Church of the Nazarene.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-11
The Prescott Daily News
 Pubaished by The News Printing Company

Entered as second class mail mat ter November <fA. lees. st the post office at Prescott, Art, under the act of Congress, Maxrh 3. 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-11
Attention Confederate Veterans

You are hereby commanded to be at Serepta at noon on July 22nd, 1920 with two days rations. Fail not to be present.
 O.S. JONES, Commander,
 Camp Asa Morgan U. c. V.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-11

Biliousness is a condition that breeds disease in the vital organs and ought to be corrected promptly. Prickly Ash Bitters is mans remedy It vitalizes the blood, drives out inn purities in the bowels, makes you feel bright, strong and healthy. Price SIPS per bottle-Hesterly Drug Store. cod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
Ataki ma POISkim FrOnCie UStaja
Rad WIoski Przyjmuje P|any Wi|sona'
PetIura RekTutuje CzsGh6w do Armii Ukaiiskiej'
Turcy Bojkotuja Aliantow.
JGP0AA | CHNY UKtADAJA SIE co DO SHANTUNG.
lime Telesramy ZaGraniczno

Alianci beda zmuszeni sprowa-
dzac 4udzi z Egiptu do &adowania
i wyladowania olretow, poniewaz
Turcy tego stanowzo odm6wili.
Dzisiaj w Turcyi toczy sic woj-
na W kiiicu n1ejsoowoSciach Cd
,rszu. w Adryanopolu Djaver pa
sza ogfoeR niezaleznos6 Tracyi
TAX dAugo, jak d}ugo alianci zai-
muja Konstantynopol. Poareszto-
wal on francuskich i angielskich
ofnerow w Adryanopolu, ale ME
potrafi} zmobilizowac .rrruzrSErna-
now w Tracyi. Tylko zaledwie
piecio tysieczna armia rozporza-
dza. Amerykanie spesniaja ME
ustraszenie dziefo mifosierdzia
mad rannyrni i oswiadczyli, re ME
opuszcza swego posterunku az
drudzy ich zastapia. Turcy ma kaz
dym kroku okazuja Amerykanom
wielkie wzgledy ! W wielu razach
udaIo sic Amerykanom uratowac
tudnosc pred rzezia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
OBAWA BRAKU MESA "
CHICAGO MINEEA.

Niebczpieczeistwo, jake zagrA
la}o miastu powodu majacego
nastac braku miesa, mine}o przy
najmniej chwilowo, Strajkujacy
juz cd soboty robotnicy zajeci
przez rzeznie Union" przy do
gladaniu bydia W czaie transpor
tacyi, postanowili wczoraj W po-
lrtdnie wrociG do piracy, gdy tytn
czasem wsp6lna konlisya arbitra
cvjna ma ukiadac dla Mich wa
r,nki wysokosc psacy. Decyzya
ia zapadia ma masowem zebra
n;u strajkujacych robotnikow w
hal: Columbia. w zebraniu
braIi r6wniez udzial federalni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

Wsch6d sfofca godzinie 5:31.
Zach6d sloTica godNnie els.
-
Pogoda w Chicago i Okolicy: Dzis
p rama deszcz, poc1em lekki snieg j
zimno: popo4udniu hub wiecDorem
wyuogadza sic. Sflny. p6lnocno-za--
choIui wiatr. w sobote pogoda.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wySsza wc7oraj godzinie Sciej po-
poludniu 90 stopni, nsjnizsza wczo--
sal q rOdzinie 1Otej rano so sbopni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02

poSrednicy piracy Z Waszyngto-
nu: F. Spagler, P. Gill i H. Ker-
vim, ktorym udaio sic nakionic
strajkujacycl do powrotu do
piracy przynajmniej do czasu de
cyzyi komisyi arbitracyjnej'
Zdaje sic. IL najwiecej do po-
wrotu do piracy przyczyni} sic
fakt, IL Dennis Lane, sekretarz
miedzynarodowej uni nAmalga-
mated Meat Cutters and Butch
crs Union, odmowil wyjscia ma
strajk swej organizacyi dla sym
patyi strajkujacych. Procz straj-
kujacych robotnik6w, powrocifo
co roboty dzisiaj rano 1000 i'll
nych robotnikow, kt6rzy L powo~
du braku zajecia wywolancgo
straiklem, zostali chwilowO odlo
zcni z piracy. Sedzia Alschuler,
k;ory poczqtkowo odm6wii przy
jecia roll arbitra, dopoki strajku-
lacy robotnicy mic powr6ca do
piracy. bedzie obecnie powtornie
poproszony. Praca w rzeznlach
- zdaje sic - powr6ci do nor
rlalnego stanu jeszczc w tym ty-
rodni11
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
oSrATNIEPoDRYGI REWo-
LUCYI NIEMIECKIEJ.

LUCYI NIEMIECKIEJ.
Dusseldorf, 2. kwieulia. -
tPrzyszio do eDmprumisu pomie-
dzy roSotnkamf i zsdem na kon-
ferencyi genera1nej W Essen, a W
ten spos6b rewolrcya nienrfecka
robotnjcza W okolicy rzeid Ruhr
sic zakonczyta. Dowodcy komunl-
styczni staraii sic przeciagnac Je-
szcze waHze byli przeciwni& &apl-
sulacyi powiadajac, re VIOLA Po-
ledz w walce anizeli ustapic; jed
make w koncu ustapfliprzed.wie-
kszoscia ghosow aomitetu central
nego Ruhr. Podstawe do kom--
promisu pomiedzy rzedem a robo-
tnISami stanowily warunbi Biele-
ZELDA. Read przyrzeka re-
wotucyonistom amnestye do
dzisieiszego dnia do dwuna-
stej godziny. Przypuszczaja jed
max. re ieze1i robotnicy okaZa do
bra wo1e zaczna szczerze wypei-
mac waruntei loompromisI, to
rad przed4uzy termin do rozbro-
jenia wycofania sic zagsebia
rzeki RtIhr.
W9adza przeszla rak komuni-
st'w w rece wiekszoSci socyali--
styczneJ W Dusseldorf. Socyali-
sci otoczvli ratrsz W ktorym
znadowala sic rsta sowietow
zmusili ia do zho5enia 6roni. Wy
czeE1,ja tn ka1dej chwili pred
stawicieli rzadu celem iOoncowego
zafatwrenia streJtcu w Essen,
Dortmtrnd, EIberfeld i Dufsbourg
pannJe jeszcze strsjk. Poleczenia
telegraficzne pomiedzy tymi miej
scowoSciapi poprzerywane.
ATAKI MA POLSK1M FROM
Gle USTAJA.
Warszawa, 2. kwietnia. - Cd
czasr kiedy bolszewicy rozpocze-
Il trwawa ofensywe przeciw Pol
see, przwie kazdy dziei bys dniem
Ecrwawyrh boJ6w. Wczorajszy
zaS dziei wedding korrunikatu z
gs6wnei kwatery woiskomej byi
najspokojriejszyrn. Tyrko artyle-
rya wynrieniasa strzaiy, tylko
mrie1sze odbywaly sic utarczki
pomiedzy oddziaSami Polskimi i
boiszewrkini ns froncie'Potskim.
Moslzwa, 2. kwietnia. - Czicze-
rim, minister spraw zagranicznych
wyraza radoSe, re Poislea zgodzila
sic ma rozpoczecie rokowan poko-
jowych dnia logo Lcwietnia. Ia
miasttBorysowa woleliby Moskale
paEtowac gdzieS ma neutralnem
terytoryum mp: w Dorpacie.
TURCY BoJKoTUJA ALLAN
tow.
Konstantynopol, IL. kwietnia.-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
CIEKAWE SZCZESCIE.

Ably bye diva razy W krotkim
czasic napadnietym obrabowa-
nym to trzcba mice szczcgolne
,,szczeSGe" William Hirshberg
straciI wczoraj kosztownoSci ma
diva tysiace dolarow oprocz 60
t6wki dwustu dolarow jakq miai
rrzy sobie. Wraca} on do domu
VEGAS rano / wtenczas dwoch u
zbrojonych opryszk6w zatrzyna
10 go zabrawszy mu wszystko
co mia} przy sobie. Try miesia-
&C temu tax samo bandyci "a
trzymali 60 w poblizu jego do
1nu i zabrali mu $50 dol. Jest on
prawie pewny, re rabunku dopu-
$cili sic ci sami ludzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
KLERCY MIEJSCY WRACA-
IA DO PIRACY; STRAZACY
DALEI REZYGNUJA.

Wszyscy straJkuJacy tunEcyo-
naryusze miejscy powroca dzisiaj
Nd swe stanowiska. Pc zamiano'
waniu komitetu arbitracyjnego
przez burmjstrza Thompsona, re-
prezentanci funkcyonaryuszy
miejskich odwolali wczoraj vie
czorem straJk.
Dotad LOO strazakow podaio
swoje rezvgnacye, ktore wchodza
" zycie W nastepna srode, czyli,
re przypuszczalnie polowa strata
kow Z calego departamentu stra-
" pozarncj sic uSunic. Pomlmo
stanowczego oSwiadczenia rezy-
grrrjacych strazakow, IL do zad-
ncgo kompromisu ME przystapi2
predict. dop6ki wiekszoSt ich sic
ma to mic zgodzi, Jest jcdnak ma
dzieja, IL pred sroda doJdzie do
pomySlnego zaiatwienia sporu.
Zadaja oni nieodwoialnie $500
rocznej podwyzki do pobieranej
obecnie penSyi $500. Prezes o.
Hargan, oraz komitet zlozony z
dwudziestu porucznikow kapl-
tan6w stray pozarnej, nialo sic
zgiosit dzisiaj pred poSudnlcm
na konferencye burmlstrzem
miasta Jest nadzieja, il bur-
mistrz nak}oni delegacye, by
sprawe sporu strajkowcgo odda'
IA do zafatwienia komitetowi ar
bitracyjnemu.
Komitet arbitracyjny miano-
wany przez burmistrza miasta
skFada sic drugiego asystenta
rzecznika miejskiego L. Horn
steina, prezesa komisyi s1uzby
cywilnej P. Coffina, aldermanow
Kostnera, projektodawcy komite
tn arbitracyjnego, oraz W. Fe-
terra, T. Moran'a, c. Smith'a i
zarzadc6w departamentow obje-
tych strajkiem. Pr6cz Kerkow,
stenografist6w buchalterow
nliejskich, powr6ciio do piracy
wczoraj poposudniu takze $50 ro
botnik6w przy niszczeniu odpad-
h6w, dzieki czemu rozpocznie
sic dzisiaj zn6w zbieranie, odpad
;k6w w mieScie. Siedmdziesieciu
czterech inspektor6w zywnoscio
wych r6wniez zgodzilo sic ma "a
Iatwienie ich sporu przez komi-
c,,a ,rhi+racpina
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02

Sad Stanow Zjedn., zeszlego listo
pada w sporze 0 naftowe tereny
kompanii Southern Pacific, posta-
villa W stan oskarzenia czterech
urzednikow tegbz Sadu. kt6rzy
brali wp}ywowy udziai w poste.
powaniu decyzyi tego sqdu.
'Oskarzonymi So: Ashton F.
E'mbry, byIy sekrctarz W Maj
wyzszym Sadzie, W kt6rym "a
siada} sedzia ,McKenna; Jamc:
Harwood Graves, by}y asystcnt
prokuratora w departamcncie
sprawiedliwoSci; Barnettc L.
Moses, adwokat Z Waszyngtonu !
E. Millard Mayer Jr.. przemysio-
wiec .Nowego Yorku.
So oni oskarzeni O konspira--
eye W sprzeniewierzeniu sic Sta
nom Zjedn. przez pogwaicenie
ich praw, tyczacych sic zakazu
wyjawiania tajnych opinii Maj
wyzszego Sadu pred legalnem
ogsoszeniem jego decyzyi.
Wedle tego oskarzenia lawy
przysiegych, Embry stall sic Win
nym samowolnego wydania via
domosci co do postanowionej juz,
lecz ME ogloszonej jcszczc decy-
zyi sadu W sprawie wspomnia-
nych wyzej terenow, przez co dai
sposobnosc inny1n wspoioskarzo-
nym do sprzedania 500 akcyi fir,
my Southern Pacific zarobkiem
$1,41250. Wediug karncgo ko-.
deksu, oskarzeni moga bye ska
zani ma zaplacenie $4,000 kary.
albo ma mic wiecej jak diva lata
wiezienia, lub ma obic kary ra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
JESZCZE JEDEN STRAJK
KOLEIOWY.

Widocznic jakby maniq straj-
kowa opanowany nar6d W Amc-
ryce, stale bowicm zaczynaja sic
jakieS nowe bezrobocia. S}ychac,
IL znowu ogolne niezadowolenic
powstaje pomiedzy kolejowcami.
Wediug otrzynlancgo tn wczo--
raj wiecz3r raportu Peoria, 20
stall wydany i'm rozkaz wyjScia
IA strajk, podpisany przez preze-
sa organizacyi uni YBrother-
hood of Railway Trainmen" A
F. Whitney'a, ktory jednak "a
przecza, ably rozkaz TAXI IN iai
podpisywac. Mimo to jest pc W
nix, il rozkaz wywoiania strajku
zosta} faktycznie przywieziony z
Peoria do Chicago przez hamul-
cowego, zajetego ma kolei linil
Rock Island. Wedlug tresci tie
go rozporzadzenia, strajk ma Ii
iii Rock Island ma sic rozpo--
czaG w nastepna niedzieie o godz.
6tei wieczorem, a ma on objac
konduktor6w, hamulcowych, pa
kunkowych i zwrotniczych'
Dzisiaj maja sic odbyc gsoso-
wanna W sprawie wyjscia ma
strajk kolcjowcow ma liniach
Norfolk and Western Co.
lumbus". Siedmiuset zwrotni-
czych i ich pomocnicy ma linii
Chicago, Milwaukee and Saint
Paul" zada podwyzki z 81 GEN.
tow ma dolara. "a godzine. Stroze
kolejowi linii Illinois Central
and Northwestern" przyiaczyli
sic do novel uni i zapowiedzic-
Ii masowe zebranie ma dzisiaj
pred pofudniem W sprawie straj
kowej. J. Bruno, przewodnicza-
cy stowarzyszenia lstrozow ko-
lejowych, oznajmiI wczorai, IL
prawdopodobnie trzystu strozow
kolei Chicago Junction Rail-
way" wyjdzie dzisiaj ma strajk, a
takze spodziewanem jest wyj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-02
PANAMA ZADA WYCOFANIA
WOJSkA AMERYKANSKIE-
GO ZE SWEJ PROWINCYI.

w CS ~ ~ M w 4NN l.
Panama, 2. kwietnia. - Ma sku
tex dyplomatycznych przedsta-.
wien, Stany Zjednoczonc majq na
tychmiast wycofac oddziaf swcSo
wojska, ktory znajduje sic W Pa
mamie pod komendq majora Her
berta E. Pace'go w prowincyi
Chiriqui. Wojsko Wuja Sama
zostafo tam wystane W celu o.
chrony interes6w amerykaiskich
wiascicieli grunt6w. kt6rych spra
wy tocza sic w miejscowych So
dach prowincyonalnych. Miesz--
kahcy prowincyi Chiriqui patrza
jednak niechetnem okiem ma obe-
cnoSc obcych zo}nierzy.
Sedzia Alfaro, rzadowy Sc
kretarz tamtejszy, mowii: ,,Pana-
MA jest O wiele przyjazniej uspo-
sobiona dla Stanow Zjednoczo--
nych anizeli jakakolwiek lima re-
publika na poiudnie cd rzeki Rio
Grande. Me mozemy wiec zrozu-
mice, czemu militarna okupacya
jest tu konieczna, kiedy admin
stracya Stanow Zjedn. ME moze
znalezc dostatecznej przyczyny do
wmieszania sic do spraw Meksy-
icu, gdzie kobiety So gwa}cone, a
mezczyzni mordowani kalecze-
nj kazdego dnia."
VETERAN zADAJA NOVEL
PARITY POLITYCZNEJ.
Minneapolis, Q. kwietnia. -
Czionkowie organizacyi Wetera-
now Swiatowej Wojny (World
War Veterans) na odbywajacej
sic trtaj swej pierwszej konwen-
rencyi przyjeli rezolucye, ktora
oSwiadcza sic "a utworzeniem
trzeciej wielkiej poitycznej par
tyi pod mianem ,.partyr krajowej
siu5by." Powoiuje oni rownocze-
snie tez rome organizacye ma po-
siedzenie, ktore ma sic odbywsc
Fn.I>se-ao;a -, efr 6tsN
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