davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

Little Whopper' now at the Casino,
the rear of automobiles, TO be used
when it is necessary 10 back the ma
chimes. He has applied for patent
for his device.
Bonnie Murray, who is dancing in
Miss Millions" at the Punch and Judy
Theater, has been offered n seasons
contract to dance at Ciro's, in Paris,
with Sidano, the Spanish dancer.
Brcnza Duggo, in the chorus Of
"Apple Blossoms" at the Globe. will
contest for the gold slipper with the
diamond studded heel which will be
the test Of the American Cinderella at
the ball at the Cafe dc Paris next
Wednesday evening.
The entire house for to-night's per-
formance of "Adam and Eva at tho
Longacre Theater, has been bought by
Temple Beth Elohim Of the Bronx.
The Theoria Club. with 250 members.
the Wednesday matinee.
Oliver Morosco has acquired an
other theater in Los Angeles.
About 100 employees Of the Rogers
peet Company will attend the per
formance Of dAIways You" at the Cen
tral Thcater tonight in honor Of
Peggy and Cortez, the dancers. Miss
Peggy, whose real name is Margaret
Barthcr, has been ON the stage since
1917. Before that she was for four
yeara lctenagrapher in the advcrtis-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

ing department of the Rogers Peet
Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

o, o. the League of Women Voters. as is
Mrs. lanes Lees I.aidiaw. former state
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
4eeSMec..;*s1!!
Who Dried the
Dishes Last Night?

II you did, you have just wee idea Of what
your wife is up against all the time, and the
dishes are probably the least OF her troubles
Why not get some one to help her! She is too
busy to hunt UP a servant Here is better way
10 settle your difficulties:
Just reach for your telephone, call Bcckrnan
1000, Classified Department, and let The New
York Tribune insert your advertisement. Bill
will be sent later.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

Oliver Morosco has acquired an
other thcater in Los Angeles
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

Bessie Mccoy Davis has resigned
from the Greenwich Village Follies."
Her resignation is to take effect two
weeks from today after which she will
continue in the Century "Midnight
Whirl"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

The opening date of Herman Tim
oerg's musical comedy, "Tick Tack
Toe has been changed 10 Tuesday
night, January 18th at the Wieting
Opera House, Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

Emergencies Cause Trouble
Evidently the schedule scheme did
not carry entire conviction, for one
doubling dame put in:
But what happens under this fine
system when one Of the children takes
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

Scandal passes it's l50th perform
ance at the Thirty-ninth Street The
ater Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

Rudolph Friml, composer OF "The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
SAWAHUGEEAGLE
T4KE"WzLD RLDE''
ONS4LMON,SBAC

SEATTLE, Wash, August 3.-Every
man aboard the schooner Roosevelt.
from the master to the cook. in from a
recent voyage, said they would take an
oath that they saw a huge bald eagle
take a wild ride on a salmon's back in
the stretch of water between Cape
Nudge and Seymour Narrows. Gulf of
Georgia. And they brought tho eagle to
Seattle to prove it
The Roosevelt was on its way to
Seattle from the fishing banks in He
cate strait Shortly after passing Sey-
mour Narrows members OF the crew
said they noticed a bald eagle flying
close to the water, near the vessel. As
thew watched the big bird Swimming
near the surface. a spring salmon, est-
mated to weigh about twenty pounds.
leaped clear of the swift moving cur
rent Quick as a flash the eagle drove
his sharp talons into the ffsh's back.
There was a great splash as the big
springer diyed, taking the eagle beneath
the surface. All hands rushed to the
rail to watch the struggle. Three times,
they said, the fish and the bird disap-
peared in the water wniie tne roosevelt
Finally the eagle loosened its hold on
the salmon and Topped over on the sur
face of the water completely exhausted.
1t had put up game fight but had lost
its prey. The crew OF the Roosevelt
nnIled the bird aboard with a boat hook.
The eagIs was nearly drowned. but on
deck it soon recovered and showed fight.
While the battle between the bird and
the fish was in progress two other
eagles, the Rooseveits men said. flew
around the vicinity screaming loudly.
CAN'T Rarney .Pedersan presented the
captured eagle to one of the local pub
lie parks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03

reports Of the evidence is being taken
and will be thoroughly digested be-
fore a report is made to Gov. Beckett
= The militiamen in presenting their
evidence today played only one trump
card. IT was a statement submitted
by Private John Thompson. He was
at Graham when the company arrived.
but was not allowed to participate in
it's operations. having no equipment.
In civilian attire he mingled with the
people. who crowded together near the
Jail. He heard many threats indicat
ing an attack would be made on the
jail on the night of the 18th.
To each witness Chief Investigator
Boyden, who is distinguished Con-
federate veteran. propounded two ques-
lions. The first was: Did you see
overseas service?' The second was:
hDid you regard Gov Beckett as your
kommander-in-chief. and as such. did
YOU consider his order to protect those
prisoners at all hazards and to shoot
straight, If necessary sufficient to
Justify the operations Of your COM
pany?"
Many witnesses answered the first
question in the Affirmative. All of
them answered the second question in
the affirmative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
MOB SMASHES INTO JAIL,
SEXES AND HANGS NEGRO
Lynching at Center, Tx, Follows
Brutal Assault on White Woman.
Confession Reported.

CENTER, Tex. August A mob of
more than one thousand men yester-
day afternoon stormed the county
Jail, battered down the steel doors.
wrecked the steel cell aid took out
Lige Daniels. negro, charged with the
murder Of white woman. and hanged
him to a limb of an oak tree in the
The lynching followed announce
ment by officers of a full confession
made to the grand jury. aow in ses
sion, and also to the district attorney,
J. r. Anderson.
The wife of well knwn farmer
living near Center was ,rutally at
tackled and later found unconscious at
a lonely point near her home last
Thursday night
Her skull was crushed nd her body.
was bruised and lacerata. She was
brought to a local sanitztum, wherf
she died Friday. Il
Capt. w. A. Bridges. ommandis
Company L. 9TH Cavalry, received We
instructions from Austin to prC
the prisoner and to revent ing
lynching. but he was urble t. nnu
any Of the members of is co,pau.S .
in time for mobilization. Shory a.
er the lynching the cro,d d'perseu
and the town quickly tesyneo us
normal appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
POLICE GET THE Crank
IN COUGHL|N KIDNAPPING
Man Who Swindled Distracted
Parents Captured in Jersey,
Detectives Say.

PHILADELPHIA, August 3.-Fed-
cral authorities announced today that
the man arrested at Egg Harbor.
\. J., late yesterday In connection
with the kidnapping of the infant son
of George H. Coughlin is the indi-
vidual who wrote letters to the
Coughlins and signed himself The
Crank" Other details were refused
for the present
THE Crank" not only wrote letters,
but he used the telephone. He sue
ceeded in convincing the distracted
parents that he had knowledge of
the whereabouts of their baby. The
father was induced to proceed at mid
night to a lonely spot, where he
placed $4,000 and then went home
to await the return of the child .
After many days he was forced
to the conclusion that he had been
swindled. Then the search began
for THE Crank" According to postal
secret service men. they have him
under arrest He recently. started
another letter-writing campaign. this
time demanding $4,000 for the re-
turn Of the child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
DURHAM MILITIA DEFENDS
SHOOTING OF MOB JULY ~
Soldiers Who Protested Jail Claim
They Were Fired on First-Trial
Resumed Today.

DURHAM. N. c., August 5.-Em-
phatically reiterating their original
statements to the effect that they were
fired pnpn before they fired, and adding
to thV(n evidence Of threats made
against them, seventeen officers and
enlisted men Of the Durham Machine
Gun Company submitted their defense
for a gun battle at the Alamance
county jail in Graham, July 10, in
which James Ray was killed and two.
other men were wounded. to court Of
inquiry recently appointed by Gov.
Thomas W. Beckett This morning the
investigators will go to Graham. where
the second days session will open at
10 am Today testimony will be
given by citisens Of Alamance county.
The commission will not hand down its
decision Immediately after the hear
ing today is completed. Stenographic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
FIGHTING In MOROCCO.
Twenty Spanish Soldiers Killed
Tribesmen in Flight.

MADRID. August Twenty Span
fsh soldiers were killed and thirteen
wounded, some seriously. in recent
fighting in Morocco. says an official
report. All the casualties were in
f1icted on the Ceuta regiment Mo-
roccan tribesmen engaged in the battle
fled in disorder. leaving many dead in
the field.
The engagement occurred on July q
and 81, near Rhana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
IARTENS CASE DELAYED.
resumption Of Deportation Hear
ing to Be at Governments Call.

NEW YORK. August 3.-Deportatfon
proceedings against Ludwig c. A. X.
Martens, unrecognized ambassador
from soviet Russia to the united
States, were postponed indefinitely
yesterday. =. ~
RESUMPTION of the hearing will! pc
at the call Of the government and IL rs
thought the continuation may De LOT
While awaiting the opening of yes,
terday's hearing Martens preolcteu
the capture of Warsaw by tne sooaI
army within two days. unless the foi-
ish and Russian armistice delegates
con reach an agreement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
PARDoNs FoR.A'PlsTs.
Freeing Of Revol,onists Follows
Heated Ger1n Debate.

pc,1~, .,2.-Pardons will
be granted all .n1,'tis, ~ iast
with the Knapp io ~ ~ 90
amnes bin. which was
adopted by the ~ SaS.t nan-
a long and aniiiu ,uao *
lions will be % ,,;1 ~ nS
cases Of 1eade, Az ~ 10y
ordinary crim,
be placed on a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
Row on Ja,Sooes
WorkerFrmDedth
By EIecDcutl0n

EREMoNrteb- August 81
~ MwN~ . m emplOye Of
zctric light plant
W . we'd from death to-
WIS ow ON the jaw. He
LEY ~ uhold Of n plug which
L a uie charged by q short
n n.o I'D could not free HIM
IL 1yde Newton. fellow
n saw his predicnment
tung his right fist to the
1no of Thomas' Jaw. knocking
pp.several feet away. Thomas
was slightly fractured nut
hays he In satisfied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03

In China, twelve and hair miles
from the village of Lion Chek, tbIre
is a mountain OF alum. which. in aodi-
ton to being a natural curiosity. is
a source Of wealth to the Inhabitants
of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
cHAPLlN's WIFE SUES.
Cruelty Charged in Divorce Case
Of Mildred Harris Chaplin.

los ANGELES. August 3:-Mildred
Hats Chaplin has filed suit, here for
divorce from Charlie Chaplin. she al
lepes cruelty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03

The age Of redwood tree runs from
500 to 1900 years
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23
Los cENsoREs LLEvAN cHALEs
PARA TAPAR A LAS LADIES

Zion City. Die. DOS censores, ar
matios con una docenu Te cnales de la-
ma, fueron nombrados hoy por Ell yigf-
lante de Zion Wilbur Glenn VOliya, pa.
ra que enforcen una orden en- contra
de portar traies con cueIl0s bajoa D
sea descotados, on el tabernaculo de
zion.
Los censores, 0 mejor dicho, las cen
soras, son dos senoras, Mrs. w. HI
Clendenin, esposa del mayor de Id ciu.
dad, y Mrs. T. G. Phil, y estas deberan
p0nerles los chales SCORE los hombr0s
9 todas las seaoras que He presenter
decotadas en- yiolaci0n de Ia orden, v
luego las Ilevaran ftiera del tabernacu-
10, y las entregaran q la policfa. Sc
ha colocado I'm gran annneio en- frente
del tabefnacuio, advirtiendo a las st.
noraH que no deheran presentarse con
81 cuello escOtado. D enapias cortas
que no lleguen a tres pulgadas aba1o
de las rodilias cuando menos, famhien
80 prohlben las medias transparentea.
las mangas cortas, y blusas Eransparen
tes, por inmOraless
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23
Sc RESEfsvAN ALOIAM1ENTos
PARA LA ihAuGuRActoN

T0d0s Ion hoseles de- esta cilldad de
Santa Fe han recibido va numer0saa
peticsones para que Ao les reserven
aloiamientoa. Do perBnnas De todas
parties del entadO qua vendran parn I'd
inauguracl6n del nuevo gonenuadnr, 81
dia ir0 de F,ucro pr6ximo. Como re-
hultado De 6sto. III comiei0n encarEada
AZ los arregios ha anunclaap que toean
las prrsOsias Auo deseen hioiaWieutoE
o que inienten esnir. debeyan pedsr
sna aloinmientps aln demora. d I'm ~
poderaUs arotaosiaF con tempo.
~ Albuquerque anlamente. vendF&n
como $50 peFeunas IN un tFssl especial
y ~ probable que como IA mgtaa DE-
eAa narnafD aalAtnn Al baiia de inAugu.
FMcftn Tamhitn Ga EAH ssga4 % hs
naaaciAc- gus YendF1 una gran can't.
dad a. vsaiianie
~ creo nee a. Fendaran feaos lae ~
iclus aus ~ impgimfsroa para q gFaa
baile. 4 is4aaf rny Is pFpasiind cen
lae " Nss&n Fandisnap
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23

LINEA ELEcTRIcAI uRBANA.

| I.a Compafiia de Tramvfas electri.
Icas dc IA ciudad de Albuquerque, en-
la siguiente primayera extendera all
sefyici0 afuera de Ia ciudad de Albn-
IquerQue para 81 Norte Sur de la
lnislnas con uu sistema do carros elec-
tricos para pasaieros carros para fle-
tes, los cuales eorreran em timpo fifo
para q Norte, para Los Griegos has.
Ita Alameda para pasaJeros nete y
para Bernalillo, Estancia " Belen, pa
ira Ilevar flete.
Las tramyfas nuevas correran cada
20 minutes entire Albuquerque Los
Griegos v cada 40 minutes Alameda.
iCorrerAn los carros IL foras al .dfa. Ea
servicio de tramvfas para afuera Sc
moyera de un depot central que estara
situado en- la esquina de- la calIe Guar
"a y Central, en- 81 edificio nuevo de
Mcdonald, donde Sc compraran bole-
tos SO recibira flete. 81 pago de pa-
sa1eros de Albuquerque Los Griegos
y puntos Intermediates sera de 1V|
centavOs: a Alameda seran 25 centa-
vos. Los que vengan de ALA para aca
p0dran pedir y So les darn DoIetos de
para cualesquiera parte de
"a ciltdad, sin costo ADDITIONAL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23
DE vALE ERA LEvANTARA FoNDos
PARA Los PoBREs De lRLANDA

NHeyo York. Diciembre rs. III epFe.
sidente" de Irlanda DO Valera, en-
prendera una calnpana p0r todos los
Estad0s Unidos despues de los afns
festiy0s, con 81 obleto de reunir fon-
dos para auxillar d las sfctimas de Ia
rebellion en- lrlanda. segdn ha anuncia-
do Mr., BOiand, hablando en- n0mbre de-
De Valera, Dice BoIand que no cree
cue Lyod George est6 todayfa 1isto~
para hacer frente las condolences de-
los republicanos de irlanda sin com.
promises para kEtos 6lllmos, los cua-
les no tienan disposition dc comprome
tersa todavfa.
New York, Die. 49, Eam0nn De.va-
lera. presidente de Ia @repnblica da
IrlandeH saidra Dc an RETRO 81 dfn de
Naridad en Ia eiudad % NuaFa York,
segnn nnuncia sn secretarlo particular
Harry Boiaud. quien recintemente ha
negado los reportaxgoB De que De va,
lera habia saiiio para Gran Bretafa.
Mr. B0land dlio que 81 lege d. los
Stan Fsin. quien, cenforme Sc hahiA
annnciado preFinmente. estf degcan.
gand0 m ~ RETRO despnHa de una ilRa
"a enfernefad que dnr6 vaFlos dfaa.
satdrd d Spokane. Washington. dea
pnf4 del afa Dc NaFidad. paxa r0fyer
! raaRauiiF su Rira ofaiuFfa rpr todo 81
gaia, en favor de Iflanda
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23

DE MEXICO a pAchucA EN
Un AERopLAho

rlaasa ~ M4sieo. Dlelnmhra iz.~
f;sia maasna s4ti6 a. IN capital. poca
assp8es do iae alex ae = mseaee. .
baFda fe an hlpls0o smmtrano Gus
iFspais a nsi6aef pnffisa. q NeefztAI
rio a. in&nstFia ; rnnimeia. con daEii'
a. 4 4 csmt4d Af pafNne
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23
Ia EscuELA DE CLOVIS cosTARA
100000

| Clovis, Die. 18,La nueva escuela
del barri0 oriental de esta cindad, que
| ha eatado en- Was dc construccidn du-
rante t0do el veran0 pasado, y Ia cual
lsera conocida con el nombre dc EAcue-
lla Eugenia, estara lista para ser Oeu-
Ipada para el dfa primero del afio, de
acuerdo con Ell informe pnblicad0 esta
semana por 81 contratfsta que tiene o
su cargo el trabaio. La installation de-
los asientos Sc ha empezado va, v
cuando este terminado este nuevo edi-
ficiO, podra acomodarg q 500 estudian-
tes. Tiene un buen s6tano, dieciseis
cuartos para classes. ademas de una sa-
la bastante espaciosa para recepciones
y algunas oficinas. El Auditorio de la
nueva escuela estara equiDado perfec-
tamente sera el mejOr en- toda la ciu-.
dad Sc usara para toda clase de di-
yersi0nes ademas de las fiestas escola-
res. Ademas de los asient0s regularas,
contendra mas de 400 sillas de opera.
Tan pronto como este edificio este lis
to y alberto para 81 pdblico, Sc aliviara
bastante Ia actual congestion que exis-
te en- las demAs escuelas de IA ciudad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23

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QsefQuas tH 2ssssensla a. .. gtsfssAd
a. aassFfsaa a&fAs aPSaHs4te issife
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23
lN .ATA0UE Al Los cUARTELEs
EN- WEXFORD, GRLAfaDA

Waxforf, lrlanda, Die. 1S--I.os cuarte-
ies en Foulkesmlil condado de Wexford
fueran atacados esta inahana temprano
on hOinhas v fuego de rnsileria por se-
tenta homhres que llegaron en tres ca
mi0nes, So sigui6 d este una batalla
actixa R0T rainttcinco niinntos, Los
pciicias que ceupaDaul los cuarteles. al
fin repnlsarOn 4 los asaltanEes, iosque
perdieron uno de los canliones una
cantidad. de armas.
la p0lic1a. seg1n los inEormes de
las autoridades, no tuyo ningunas
perdidas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-23
iiERMoSA FIESTA EscOLAR I'm
Ell plsTRlTO NO. is DEL.
CON. De s. MIGUEL

Sr. editor de EI Nuevo Mexicano
sSuplicO d BID. Sc slrva dar publicidad
en- las columnas do su apreclabIe Sc.
manariO al slguiente programa escola1
que se llev0 cabo por los siguiente6
maestr0s del Distrito No. ia del Con.
dail0 de- San Miguel:
Ramon Gonzales Clara Moens, Libra
dita IarraIaga y Margarita I4arranaga.
Dicho programa tuvo lugar el dia IL
del presente en- representation del dia
de Navidad Damos las gracias mas
sinceras a todas las personas que asis-
tifon dicaO programa. 81 cual fue
muy enthusiastic y bien recibido por to-
da Ia audiencia.
RAMON GONZALES.
I'll progrnma fue como slgue
PROGl2AslA
Santa Clans, Song POr la escEela
Christmas Everywhere. .....y-
.t.....,. Margarita TrujilioI
Santa Claus IL Coming, ..s.....
s....s..s...... J0sefita uliharsf
Christmas Carol The Angels
Soaring Santa Claus ...........s.
.4.....s.s.... Florlnda LarFanaga
The Christmas Carol s..s.........
s......ss...4 Raymundo VIII
When YnIe Tide Morning, Song.
.@s.ss.t.- .,+,.s.-. por Ia escuaia
The Three bullderg .s.strea ninas
The Reason s.....ss.., Martin Duran
Only to Think. ...+. scu4tro nlfa6
Christmas Drill 10 niflas del Gs6 dg
What My Grnnpa Said ..........,
...................C Cariota 0allegos 1
Envy .....s..s.ssss.A Antonio Sanchez
FolItenesa ...s.. Ceeiilo BHaiRmanss
Xmas Day Has Come at Last. ....ss
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child's Mistake kQslta Huqrpna
kway Ia the North Lard "a escueln
fhe i.q4eaat Day AdeiiuA puf4n 4
she fitsieatiu Way Filsf t<EllfA
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sE HA REPREsENTADo la
PAsToREEA

Los seiiores Pablo Griago 4 Isidro
Mares dieron 81 domingo pasado ID re-
presentation de Ia pastoreln' On ei
nuego MuHeo, y 81 martes 10 repitieron
en- IA aaln dc ChaFes. en- Ia CalIe DC
San Francisco. Para In hoche do Nayi-
dad daran Ia Nuehe Bnana tambIdn
en- Ia saIa del Museo nueyo. segnn se
ha Rnunciado con toda oportunidad.