davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-11-10

Members of tho train crew oper- atine between Seward and Anchor age recently captured a pOUng goat on the track between Potter and Rainbow. The animal will be taken to Anchorage to be tanned.
 The assessed value Of property in Ketchlan has been fixed by the tax equalization board of that city at $2,O24,86S This repvesnts an in- crease of over $1,OOO,O0O over the valuation of last year, This years tax rate has been fixed at 2 cents the full rate permissible under the Territorial laws
 With funds allotted, Territorial Road Commissioner James E. Wilson of Valdez is opening up road to the Hurdle Creek Company's prop erty nnorth from Valdez, The road taps the Richardson Highway at Mile 55, and officials of the com pany announce that work will be carried on during the winter, SUD- plies to be freighted in as soon as possible.
 A vein of high grade coat in suf- ficient quantity to warrant develop ment on a large scale has been un- covered in the working of the Hea- Fy River Coal Corporation, at the junction of the Healy and Nenana Rivers on the line of the Govern ment Railway south of Nenana The vein is reported as having a thickness of seven feet, ideally sit- uated for mining.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
BOW LING
Masonic Club League.
MANY FUTURE BOUTS
Have Been Arranged for Joey Fox Du:
ing the Months OF March
and April

Joey Fox who will appear her" against
Goo" Stewart on March -. ~ ;E.
Auditorium IS taking on four tough boys
IN his ;lrst tour Of -" west. On Mrr-
dsy. March -. Fox tackles "G""" S'""
ART IN 10 round 20. Ola Monday Marrh
80 he faces Benny NalE"r, IN" fr"m
rcathcrwoight champion IA an H-r"uud''
at ST. Louis, on March - II" m"'i 3
DANDY Dick Gylrcu Of Fort Worth.
Texas. at Kansas city, and om April iSt
Fox meats Frankie EnClc at Detroit,
Mich FuClc g tn" boy who r"rcni"
gave Goo Stewart great fish, at
Detroit.
Goo" stewart started pounding or
Tho miles or road work necessary :" 81
him in tho kind Of condition h" Will have
20 be IN 20 face tn" English champion
and has also started his light *Nm"a>-
lum work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
Gold and Blue Will Be
Out For Revenge When
They Meet StGubGnviIIe
Local High Five Net Defeat at Aands
OF "Stubbcrs'' in Their First En-
counter-Lassie5 Clash in
Preliminary.

r.o cold a"d R'ur five of WA""''nE
,.sa ,rn,,", VIII m.,' III" >,Ii"'' "r l"-
~uIou ot :hc entire season Sa'urH'F
,,rn.ug When they Hash WITH IA" ia~t
S,cuhcuvlrc hiGH Gusmtcti" on III" local
floor pu '.,ir recent I'm ~ we "'
Ih"-ri,rr town. In" locals M'r" a. ''',' "
ny ih.' "N,ywh,imIuE No"r" "i "'''''
although :h,y We're lradIug At tAr ter
ruluar:ou of halves by The $'"rr OF If''.
roa,n Krii.s"u states that his pr"''S'~
arc in I'm" cuud.tiou and u victory H"l-
urday would hc a great boost |" 'h''T
stock h..rur" entering tn" tournament
~ EUrkhIUuou.
The rrrlirninary WILL. prove full Of
thrills vurn tn" cold and Hlur la%S!"S
clash with rhr fast Steuh, n\til" scN,r''r
III what - expected II ht tn" hardest
game 90 the season on tH" local girls
Scn"dU!,. before entering the floor tour
u,urut at So, ur,r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
BODY Of EARNEST zARELT|T
v..: IS TAKEN FROM THE RIVER
LEAPXD INTO WATER AT Wharf
DEC. 8, AFTER Wild FLIGHT
FROM POLICE.
Decomposed Corpse Recovered Along
Shore az acknowledgements Yer
dict Is Accidental Drowning.

The dcrompcscd body Of a man foGrd
yesterday in IN" Ohio river at Ecnw""h
was positively id"ut:Acd last n'Eht As
mo remains OF Earnest Zareltit OF tH'E
,.ty. ZarcltIt. an Italian by birth jump
"a into the river on the night II De-, D.
1nl9. while being chased by IN" !3Ca!
police.
The body was discovered lying aIooS
he shore or the river about $50 -
trrday afternoon by the crew Of l
Pennsylvania sh!CtiHE engine. x was Al
once removed to the uNdertaNIrS par
Tors. OF Coocy-BSntZ company IN hT"'
wood where It was viewed b. coroner
T McCombs. Of Marshall county.
The coroner rendered verdict Of d"2'n
by drowning. The body VIII be ouc!'"
to-day.
When the local police had bCcn Nc
lifted Of The finding Of the body htn,"r
Roth was sent 10 View the remains n
..or,parv with Charles Pace. OF this city.
Face. who was Il friend Of "areI,it
identified tho clothing with which tn
body was sill covered as belonging I"
,lr missing man. The body was badly
"a, opposed as the result OF iiS io"E
stay in tho water. Th" recent flows OF
,rr had frozen II until II was StiIL.
while the water had bioated II heycnd
recognition.
Za-cl,it was discovered by NCtectiv"
George EuChwald IN Fifteenth str"":
alley upon the morning Of las Heath. Had
accostcd. him after his actions hal
aroused suspicion. He becam" frightened
md started 20 run. Knocking down
officer Ruchwald IN MS f'iGht. NJ
Richards seeing the man in flight fired
his revolver IN the air. IT," friSht"nrd
foreigner ran 20 the wharf wher" h" -
supposed % have removed his coat and
,,a.. and jumped trto tho river. tn"
coat contained q larG" sum oc money
and papers. identifying tn" wcaccr. y
was found after daylight lying al me
wharf.
The missing man was regarded as in
cane at the time 90 his Suicide. H. was
rraya~,ur az tho 'ju' - r''uru :" tbs
I'D country. i is 'hough, 'hat y" dr.
no, RECOGNIZES ~" officers aud though
,ha, ~, WIS about - bo robbed. HI
was - years uc age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
SCOUTS TAKE ANOTHER

Tho Columbia Scouts walked away
with the Fulton Independents I"'' n.EN
un tho Columbia floor by taxing 80 q"
- game Although tn" Scouts "''"
cut weighed ny ten pounds :" MAIN.
,Lcir eurrrior team wor. showed e"
wonderful advantage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
NJ GOORTY LOST
To BR|T|SHER

LONrnN. March ! Edit" McG""r-
~. Amcrican light heavyweight, Wa
defeated tonight IA the thirteenth
round % buot held n tn" H"tb"rn
stadium. by Frank Goddard, IN English
heavy well hc boxer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
EAGLES VICTOR

Tho .. = e Eagles captured '''r
second trophy from tn" South Side Wat
cats IN a close gam" &C Nv" extra ."
RODS yesterday ef'"rr""n e" 'h" '"-
lr,uihia Ncor. 1910. IN" "H'r"ru" g.
manned uncertain thyough"u'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05
EAST END j.
NOTICE.

.I"hu and CHARLES I.yd,"k har"
.,,-nd an ofNc" IN Frames barber
shop a. Elm ';r"l" ." SCI! he few
remaining uus"Id shares in III"
Mri,n~ 'iaS aud Gal e. 81 McN'es-
port. IA. iEf-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05

To stop falling hair a. once and r.d
the scalp Of every particle 90 Gandrucf.
g.t 2 small boil" Of "pandcr!n"" at any
drug or toilet counter FOR few cents.
pour 4 ii;,lc IN your hand and rub II
.u,o III" scalp. After several applications
m" hair usually stops coming out and
YOU can't Ind any daudruf Soon evHry
aajr on your scalp shows new life. vigor.
brightness. thickness and moro color.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-05

-EUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23
HNDLETON HAS SOME OTHER GOOD SHOWS EACH YEAR BESIDE ROUNDUP


the Farm Bureau. The wheat which
10 certified, was grown by Shumway &
Krause, C. A. Moll, George Coppinger
and Lorenzen Brothers. Another good
exhibit was the certified White Club
grown by Jim Hill, Annie Tardiff,
David Nelson. J. w. Maloney & Son,
Boyden & Thompson, Herbert Thomp-
son, L0renzon Brothers, Collins e.
Moore, Roy Rev. J. G. Hawkins, Shell
don Taylor, and A. r. Coppock and
Melvin Johns, of Athena.
New Wheat Shown
An Australian wheat known as
Hard Federation was shown. 1t was
grown by Otto Reiman. Among the
new varieties In the exhibit were sam
pies of Burbank's Quantity and Bur-
banks Quality, grown by Herbert
Thompson, and Triplet wheat. This
wheat is the variety which results
from Crossing Little Club and Jones
Fife. and crossing the result with
variety obtained from crossing Little
Club and Turkey Red.
Stands obtained from wheat treat
ed for smut was shown in six boxes,
each of which contains 200 kernels
of wheat. Wheat in each box has re-
ceived different treatment, and the
experiment shows that the best treat
ment is formaldehyde or blue stone
and lime, or bluestone and salf follow
ed by lime.
Big Exhibit shown
An exhibit of 24I kinds of CONNER
cial wheat grown in the United States
was shown. 1t is owned by the More |
station. d. e. Stephens, |
head of the station, was in charge of
the More exhibit. Speakers at the
show were G. r. Hyslop, professor of
farm crops at o. A. c., and Mr.. Steph-
ems. Both spoke on wheat culture and l
emphasized the ned for pure, certified i
seed.
The Moro exhibit has been removed II
but the remainder of the exhibit is
stil lon display at the Sturgis & storie
tore. II
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23

The Ronnd-Up is primarily Pendle-
toms biggest show of the year. but the
Umatiila county city Is not without
other displays which are interesting
and attractive.
Each year the Pendleton Automobile
Dealers Association holds its annual
automobile show. this years show
being the third annual exhibit. Hun
dreds Of automobiles, trucks and trac-
tors are on display and Happy Canyon
is transformed into a huge auto show
room for the event.
Pendleton's Rose Show Is one of
the most interesting events of the year.
IL Is held each year in June at the
county library, where hundreds of
blooms are shown. Prizes are given
for single roses. most perfect buds.
best collection OF roses, etc. This
years show eclipsed all others because
OF the beauty and number of flowers
Mrs. Charles Cole was the largest in
dividual prize winner, her roses be-
ing unusually fine. The show is under
the auspices OF the Pendleton Women's
club. an organization of which many
Pendleton women are members and
which is open to any local afternoon
and evening and at the night exhibit
musical and speaking program is Civ
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23
Athletic Meet Held

AS an athletic feature, Pendletor
has for the past two years been the
location for the Umatilla county track
meet. Entrants from grade and high
schools i'm the various parts OF the
county compete in the events and last
year boys and girls from Pendleton,
Adams. Athena, Weston. Milton. Free
water. Umapine. Echo. Nolin. Stan
field. Pilot Rock Hermiston. Umatilla
and other schools competed.
Cereal Grain Show
New this year was the Cereal Grain
Show held under the auspices of the
Umatilla County Farm Bureau at the
Sturgis and Storie Implement store.
The show will be an annual event and
next year viii be made competitive as
well as instructive.
The show in it's initial year had the
largest cereal grain exhibit ever held
in Umatilla county. Hundreds of diff
ferent varieties OF wheat were shown.
and demonstrations OF seed treatment
given.
Notable in the exhibit was collec-
ton of fine Turkey Red seed repro
duced from seed secured from Wasco
county a year ago this fall through
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23
CONTINUED from page 1s)

French nation may be gauged by tn,
savings bank statistics OF France The
saving habit Is almost universal. Ir
1917 one out Of every three OF her
population had a savings account al
compared with about one in nine for
the United States. Since 1880 deposits
In both private and national savings
banks have grown from 1880, 900, ,050
francs to 6.706, 100000 francs in 1917
---or from 81 francs to approximately
III francs per capita. Increased sal
aries and profits arising from the war
as well as the addition to the none
try circulation has increased In pro-
portion both the number of deposltors
and the amount OF their savings since
the above date. Since the war the ha-
bit of thrift has gone on uninterrupt-
ediy. The surplus of deposits over
Withdrawals In private savings banks
alone from January /, 1918 to Decem-
her 10. 1919, was $50. 100000 francs:
from January l to April l OF this year
the increase was 265. 900 francs.
As for the national savings banks, de-
posits between January / and July !,
this Year. increased by nearly 3s9.000,-
900 francs.
neither dependent on nor waiting for
he indemnify payments to set her
house In order: but by balancing her
ordinary expenses through taxation.
md by financing the reconstruction
through her own Investors, Is sur
nouting all those financial difficulties
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23

I, France has a colonial empire second
lin size and importance only to that OF
IGreat Britain. These possessions have
an area OF 3-4 million square miles,
LIS times the size of continental
France. and a population OF 80 mill
lions, rs per cent greater than that Of
the mother country. They include col
|onies in ali parts Of the world--cereai
producing colonies in all parts Of the
world--cereai producing Algeria and
Morocco, Madagascar whose valuable
forests equal Texas in area, French
West Africa with its forests. rubber
and vast undeyeloped areas; New CAL
edonia, ranking second only to Canada
in the production OF nickel; Martique
with it's sugar. gold mining Guinea;
Indo-C China, exporting great quantities
of rice. and other colonies scattered
over the globe.
A colonial empire fro mthe econom-
ic viewpoint has two aspects-that of
imports and that of exports. Twenty |
Or thirty years ago 1t was the export |
which was considered all |
important. The war however empha- |
sized the importance of the colonies /
because of their ability to supply the
nome country with food and raw ma
erials which are equally necessary
Turing the idustrial reconstruction.
Before the war France imported an
ually about 6 million tons of food
nd raw products for Industrial pur-
oses. deriving only one-tenth Of this
rom her colonies. But the war open
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23
HONEY RAISING ONE
SOURCE OF WEALTH

This dry climate is favorable to the
health and working activities of hon.
eybees. 1t is generally agreed that any
one who will take good care of his
bees, will be well paid in honey in the
honeycomb, and of an excellent quail
ity and flavor, too, not as strong as
the eastern honey, and probably more
cigestible. Bee culture offers a fine
chance for women or others who need
some comparatively light occupation,
either to make some money ION the
side,'' or realize a modest living from
the. business. The alfalfa and many
other plants. even those of the void
sagelands. supply the bees with the
material for their peculiar business.
As the lands are more fully developed,
the chances for profitable bee husban-
dry will be correspondingly improved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23

ed the eyes OF the mass OF the French
people TO the possibilities Of the colo
lnies. Not only did nearly q million
coloniaI troops aid In the achieving OF
Victory. but shipments Of food and raw
materials practically doubled In
quantity.
France Is fortunate to be able to Sc
Icure ceeralg, rice and frozen meats to
lreplenish her larder. ana zinc, nickel
lead, graphite. rubber, cotton and oil
for her industries from her colonies
where she does not encounter foreign
exchange difficulties and where at the
same time pfsvileged markets are op-
ened to her exporters OF manufactur-
ed goods.
Conclusion
France has learned the value of
American methods OF production on
a large scale and of introducing labor
saving machinery. Old fashioned
methods Of manufacturing have been
discarded and the bonus wage system
has been put in practice in order to in
crease production. Thus we see,
France, after less than two years of
peace, with greatly increased natural
resources and the installation of the
more modern methods Of production,
overcoming the many obstacles in her
path. With her old spirit of work |
and save" France has not limited her
economic future by her past, but is
striving TO win for herself in industry |
and commerce the reputation SO dear
y pair for in the war Of being a nation
hat never recognized defeat
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23

which the four and half years Of war
inflicted upon her.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23

" OU know because that's the sort
Il of reputation the Pendleton
Roundup has. @ ki
You know because its "a good show
every year.
You know, because Pendleffoonn
couldn't afford to let it be anything
else, since all Americas attention istf0a
cused here. II anything
It's the same with Paramount Pic
lures as with the Pendleton Round Up.f
You know by the name that how.
Not by the title, nor the plot, nor the
cast, but by the name that CUARAN-
TEES quality in ALL these.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-23
A Paramount Picture
~ ss --1<<s5

Though times change, though per-
sonal popularities wax and wane, one
thing is constant, and that is the steady
demand of the whole nation for Para
mount Pictures. r8 tsst aaf
Know what to go by in all the ins
and outs of your motion picture ex-
perience. Know that Paramount
ALWAYS delivers,
s,s sa fssa7e
Find that name at Pendleton's the
atres, or anywhere else, and you'll find
good show.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-23
: 81 ANpNFA pIZoLvARKA,
PARLAMENTULUI? -

Pornirca care sc manifesto i'm
|,rotriya elementelor ,politice ma:
vechi este 0 pornirc patimasc i1a
face Pc omnl petite sa Sc GIN
deasca la proverbul care spun. cl
.,ana trcce, petrile ramIns'
Legca eMprc2rierai este 0 PC
cesitate pc care .Intelegem 81 0
|admitem.
Nom la concnrsul noStru in ce
|prlyeste realizarca punctelor din
programul Yryelnnlili. Pin dc
resoect pantru spiritul COnstitn-
tiunei, admit ca schimbarea ga
[.vernnlui, asa cum $ "a facut, este
CONSTITUTIONAL. Prevederile Con
stitutimei slnt clare 81 arata ca
in ce priyeste constitnirea nn,!i
nou guyern, Coroana are tot "a
tita drcpt, cit 81 Pariam entn,.
lInd, Ultima data, s'a incercat de
Parliament 81 Sc inlatnrc CorDa-
IL della exercitarca unor derpturi,
roroana Sira facut 0 datoric ca-
rlnd sd sc respecte drepturile Il
earor aparare ii era dncrcdintata.
Regret nesfirsit 1nsa, ca d-nul
Naida- -Voevod, pentru care am un
dopli1 respect, a trebuit sa pla-
teasca aceasta eXperienta.
Guvernul Averescu va ayca spri
jinul nostru. Pusi insa in fata 81
tuatiei crciate de tineretul entus:-
asst din accst Parliament, care faae
81 Sc vaza ca anu Sc poate face
opera iegislativa, cred ca cea mai
buna solutie este sd reyenim la
situatia dinainte, adica sa stam
din nou in fata alcgatorilor Il;-
beralii aplanda).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-23

spiritele satonilor, sppne oa IN
adevar- dssa u serbs uh -articol in
care a arafat ca reforma electora
Ia fost ,realizata, din indemnnl
rcgelui, impotriva sentimentulni
boierilor.
ca flori de still carl dau nasta.
re Ia desc 81 ilariante intrerlperi
din partea liherali!nr, d Mihala,
che exprima ideca ca 81 All crede
tot ASA cum a. crezut cind a scris
face! articol 81 anume ca re-
gele @ autorul reformelor.
Cetind un articol in care d. ge-
neral Avcrcscu schita programul
,,Ligei Poporului.., d. Mihalache
arata ca insnsi actualul prim mi
nistru arata, in scris, exact con
vingerea de mai sus.
O VOCE, la liberali: O sa te
duel. curind acasa, baiete. (Ila-
ritatc).
d. MlHALACHE: Suntcm 81
moi srabiti sa ne Queen acas0.
Continuind cxpunerea sa, d.
Mihalache spunc ca este inexaet
ca tcti faetorii politici au dat a.
sentimenul lor pentru aceasta re
forma. Din actutalul guyern d-nii
Trancu 81 Argetoiann san vorbit
impotriva REFORMED agrare, pc ca
re au declarat ca MO vor yota.
ca 81 afte persoane politice.
ID. CUZA: Ma rog, citeaza ana
81 Pc mine.
ID. DIR. LUPT: Null eta dom
mule. nu-i face onoarea aceasta!
(Un schimb de cuvinte amein-
yatoarc Sc produce intrc domni,
Zelea Codreanu 81 DR.. Lupu).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-23
ParIamentuI
(Continnare de pc pag. 81.
DECLARATIUNEA DoMNULUI
MANU-.
CONTRA GUVERNULUI Ao
TUAL, OAR IL VA SPRIJI- /.
NTts

d. |. MANU-. intimpinat cl vi
81 prrlungite APPLAUSE din partes
membrilor blocului, aduce Oma
Oil de recunostinta d-lui Valid
pentru activitatea dcpusa in a
pararea intereselor rationale $
spunc ca chipul in care s'a facu1
Schrmbarea guvernului este impo
trivia uzantelor parlamentarr. (Ni
aplauze in rindurile bl0cuMi).
Partidul national romin nu 81
preocupa dc. persoanele earl gu
verncaza, ci de chipul cum Sc gu
verneaza.
ID. +. COCA: D-tra 'sunteti in
capabili sd gnvernati. APPLAUSE
lIaritatc).
ID. |. MANU-: In consrcinta
partidul national va face Opera
de pura cercetare a acfunei GIL.
vernamentale 81 va da guvernn.
lui concursul sau pentru realiza.
rea masurilor cerutc de intcresele
tarei. APPLAUSE la ardeleni. Bio
cnl Sc abtine).
@ EOCE, (catre mcmbrii bio.
cului): Ma rog aclm nu mai apla-
udatie
ID. MANU-: Instalarea 81 men
tinerca ordinci este cca mai de
scama nevoie de All 81 mimi nu
trebuc so pearda din vcderc, inn
pedecind opera de anarchie care
ameninta. Uiberalii aplauda pre-
lung, privind ironic spre membrli
blocului).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-23
DRCLARATIA FEDERATED
DEMOCRATIEI NATioNALE.

ID. JCNIAN da cetire urmatoa-
rel declaratiuni:
,,Conditiilc i'm care $ "a facut in,
stalarea ministerului actual al NJ
Sale impun federated democratiei
national Isociale, care cuprinde
membrii din partidele national
democrat -taranesc preeum 81 par.
lamentar independent, aeeasta da.
torie. A"fsf't
Mcntinind programul fixat in
desbaterilc delegation blocul,i
parlamcntar care sa formal in
Noombrie 1919 81 expus in aplau'
sele aproape llnanime ale parla-
mentului de d. Al Vaida-Voevod
federatia nu poatc sa participe Ia
actiunca politica guvernului al
catuit spre a zadarnici marea o
pera Legislative inceputa.
in special, priyitor la reforma
agrara, guvernul M. Sale decla
rinl ca intelege sd infaptuiascd
decretpl-lege existent nesocotes
te prin aceasta proictul de lege a
grara deplis de moi, care singul
reprezinta aspiratiunile 81 drep.
tele revendieari ale taranimei.
Conyinsi de inutilitatea opor.
I tuniislnnlgi care Sc pretinde prac'
tie, de iinoralitatca ipocrizici po,
llitice s.. de primejdM autoritariz
mnlni.: membrii federated. in con.
tact strins eli paturile muncitoare
ale natiunei, asteapta hotariti
vre,nea apropiata, cind 0 justitie
sociala integrala va putea fnga.
dui popornlui romin unit sa indr,
plincasca marea lui misiunc".