davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
En- el Sur juzgan fracasa-
da la Huelga
Fl jueves g van los hidrOplAnos

4a4ifiNs AslflsFN - EasENNam wNl 1saI1
- sul.ssa ssHs ssEl 81 talae.aa go
siaaisaaa llaHaEsnnia oas pasaisaun aau
tsumsss saaasmaus - tns alaasutns go
lsalss 3 ss.lsIias a. b ru0ahn Rul a.
la asia. $50 N~wuEs aaf h F#Wmnnman
a. lss Neiauaarss l,s ftzusuaaa s.a s.sa
I.lssa asasiae q aus faliss a. rruuH.m
IsarA NtllsxniF sm nesssaamasss. ius 80
hFss rauasrsinas - hnn sasso elllrndas
sulus apnas las l.nszuuaaass 80 A.us
- d. ssmlayo. , TsFassi2Ins4iis eslkr
reniiNNuao IA safss casl tsaas las esun
ass nETsculionss ufesanass S.aF in hmea.
ca.
AurgdFsse ugui qus las crufEales 'iao
leFs~. 'Mntilar". ''oemsinnr1u.. -nar.
iuna~. sCoFtadA. 'iIsooa sAirz-. eie. eic.
ssiAn IBoiicndo - , h qne nc empesara
hacsE3e anies o. cnarrusa : echo
horas.
-se aunncia para a sElado 81 delsui
de- IA compailia vlugiuls F6bregas oou
Ia olaa Fedora. drl iumortal sardou.
Dara una e~sa telnperada. pouiendo
en escena ia corfiaa Roja-, IAN.
parO de Ia Ley y II Alcalde de Zala.
nlca".
II policls Juan n. Colon, de Ia se-
cneta, y guartlia Manuel AlOmnr encOn
tranOn en pOder de Rafael Luciano Ro.
driguez. del barrio PastiIlO. un aiam-
biQue y ochO latas de fermentOs de
miel y 10 han denuncladO ante Ia Cor
te Federal.
-Esta maiiana un grupo de indivi-
duOs detuvO a los braceros Juan NAL
dOnadO Y AvelinO Rangel. q. iban a ira
bajar a una colOnia de caflas, Y luego
de Gmenazarles les quito los machetes
que ellOs llevaban ocultOs entire la ro-
pa de trabajar.
Este suceso Ocurri6 en- la Cantera v
POGO despues la pOlicfa, al investigar eI
case, encOntr6 pruebas bastantes para
deteller como presuntOs autOres de
aquel delitO los individuOs EustaquiO
Vargas, Jose Guascull y Ramon AFRO
20, 4 los que detuvo Y puso a DISPOSE
ci0nade Fiscal. que les, exile 300 d0la-
res De fianza para disfrutar de libertad
provisional.
Mas tarde, un individuo fue al Guar
tel = entreg6 los machetes quitados a
Rangel Y Maldonado.
- Ham contrafdo natrfmonio en- esta
ciudad los estimables j6Eenes CANA
cho Ortiz y sefiOrita Elisa Martinez,
que han alberto su hogar en- la calle
Brigadier Castro. EN ef
Les deseam0sseterna luna de miel.
En su hogar, calle de la Villa. pro-
Iangaci6n Oeste, guarda CANA grave
mente enferna aasbondadosa seflora Sin
forosa Santiago, viuda de Gautier, ma
DIRE de don Guillermo, don Felipe, dofia
Eugenia, don Emilio, don Luis don
Tomas Gautier Y Santiago.
Los setenta Y picO de afios de vida
que cuenta la enferma, hace temer un
fatal desenlace, que todos los que la
conocemos lamentarfamos muy de ve-
ras.
EN- La mafiana de aver ascendieron
los hidroplanos que acuatizaron dl-
timamente en- la bahia de esta ciudad.
Una de las maquinas vol6 sobre La DO
blaci6n magestuosamente, despertando
la admiraci6hy cliriosidad de cuantos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
RpcIBIENpo MADERAs

I'm gran velerO con cargamento de
maderas. esta descargando en- el Ma
lec6n y viene consignadO a la Compa-
fifa Industrial de Santurce. III salariO
que sc esta pagando actualmente los
trabajadOres de los muelles es de $3.50
diariO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

tstauas ~ s@lt feaas as Nsa
@asa alsia.ss 90 sslssase e. ssss
leAa ~ MNsNEaas. asmaF ssasaA -
ass sssifts ls ssunsss e. usasslt la.s.
iiane. laA assgsssaas 80 EEan ruia.
slA@smn swlss las NHRuas~ ase 49, AuH
I,ssl,ls.Ilsa. elH ssa lssssaANf ssaasunass
- lsa iaunlss g. sus slelss fsasss 81
Nrs.
~ csg~Es agu gss - rsssimo %.
ualnpo vunaEs ~ saah asm8, psEa nus.
isssss DE .usufHtrus cuE sl seaa lsyNl
--f'eme . las ssas o. la ianae. q 90
niiisro. ilw un nlbe ilamsaao Fsrmnnae
oEflE. o. snos ahs@ d. caad. moutsao
an = csiEal'o o. uno o. aes caEros slsr.
iraoos cue Hryssiun Hrrylg3o eufFr h ~
ua uFaaus a. h ciadaa , la Playa.
cnnndo a CAIRO SalyAha a trnyecao gne
hay eniN "a Rluya y - Nuelle. q con-
.ancior dsl carno trat6 DE- ocsrar 81
mnchaslho = ssie para eludir Il paro ~
laHzS q h carreiesa. prrcasamenie ruan
do pasaha tamlsi6n con dlrecci6n al Nue.
he Il auto Ford ndmero l5s2, del doc.
tor Carlos Maristany. guiadO por este:
y fnerOn indtiles los cstuerzo que hlzo
el citado professional. teHdente a evitar
que RI auto diese con 81 tapalodo dere.
cho al mnchacho, arrojandOlO a TERRA
y cauSandOle cOntusiOnes que en- los
prineros mOmentos, por haber quedado
Ortiz. en- estadO de inconsciencia. Sc
creyercn graves. perO que afortunada-
mente no han revestidO gravedad. pues
el lesiOnado esta hoy completamente
bien.
La POlicla investig6 el accidente Y
exime de culpabilidad al DIR. Maristany.
La noche del domingo se conStitu-
yerOn en- el teatrO broadway" los conf
siOnadcs Brady Y Mc-Andrews de la
American Federation of Labor escn-
charon todas las quejas formuladas
por los elementOs traba jadores de la
lOcalidad; recommendation que sOstrvic-
ran el mOvimiento que respetaran las
leyes cODservaran el orden.
Aver Sc sOlemniz0 la fiesta del Ma
taliciO de Washington en- la Escuela
Ruiz Belvis de la Playa de esta ciu-
dad, tOmandO parte en- el acto, ademas
de algunOs alumnOs del citado planted.
el elocuente Orador don TOmas Carrl6n
Maduro.
'. ---Anteanoche vimos en- esta ciutlal,
Y estrechamOs su diestra, nuestro
buen amigo don Enrique Colon Baerga,
auien emprendi6 Viaje de regreso hacia
San Juan pocas horas despu6s, acom-
pa1ado de nuestro querido amigo ell co
nOcido pOeta Antonio Mirabal.
2 EN- ell poblado de la Playa falIeci6
ell sabado ell ell lugar conocido por st.
Thomas ell sdbdito espaiiol Jose Alva-
rez, generalmente llamado EI NOy,
quien vivi6 muchos afios en- aquella ba-
rriada, granjeandose iel afecto de todos.
Paz SuS reStos.
Sc asegura que la escuadrilla aerea
que Sc encuentra en- nueStra bahia le-
vantard vuelo hacia Guantanamo ell
jueves pr6ximo, rindiendo ALI ell via
je que emprendiera hacia aguas de
Santo Domingo, Puerto Rico Saint
Thomas. ~
coyr,csponsat.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

"a h rnFFearEa uur reuanr' ~ i.afss
Arsxsisn. a auiolnss& Ne. r!T3s. d.
Anarts Oot&. ruiaao Fsr - sl,nufisur
srNde KlliHvluspcio. Na ssn. AFruils q
Asusssso Tolraa. a. = shos a. cana,
aafurEi > sssine aei laTFio Ahseics.
~ I'snada. prsaurSssldole frBciUTa d.
la pirElla drrclia. fue asisiido s.u la
aals.ioa d. is.s dossurrs Ss-in 3 iDieE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

AlatsH llassaIA assftaNfMs - - Asa
sen Muanalsl nln AanuliAsa - anl4s
uulass. sssn ss Nn a. sfathf nssssN a.
- F.Fsassslssau - a. 8,asstssA. a. alH
So ~ asAzn rssiliiga 81 lns aHllss@. 3
3 rs.-nr a. ilalse lIrslle sfgo - Fassen.
ssa iss afwgsss a. b. Hsalssasian. tan.
uaEo srlssius. f'rsafsWao Rlsrsa. Ma.
mu.l gssaaaF 3 tasla Assiss. Fuso aae
sm.gsasslsrsr - msge Bmsa - au,niuea.
rssr failn a. aslsarHfan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
FALTAN ALGUNAs PREPARA-
CLONES

Debido a+no haber sido autorizados
los farmace1ticos para usar alcohol en-
las preparedness que 10 exigen y que
son tan necesarias, como el iodo, bal
samo opodeldoch, fioraventi, arnica,
ETC., no Sc encuentran estas sustancias
en- muchas boticas, 10 que perjudica
grandemente al pdblico. sNo podrfa
Mr. AAIatews arreglar 6sto?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
LA CASA DE EsPANA En- PUERTO
RICO
NHerGs jHntas electGs.


5si -ij15aui Vega BdjG- .-
Pfesidtnte, don Saturnino Mier; Te-
sOrere, don Jose Lomba Alvarez; Sc
'cretarioj don Jose Espaiiol LomBa. e =
. DelegsdOs la Asamblea = dor. Ma
+nuel B. POrtela y don Saturnino Mier.
-dl ia1 e-giH-H!U !UtitGdO1 s,l'dla~r n}n4
Pesidente, don Eduardo Artua; VII
ee-preSidente, don BenitO Ruiz; T9sOre-
rO, dom BonifaciO eFefnandez, ,Secreta-
rie, dom Jaime GaSellaA iVocaies: Don
r., Fernandez oAbarnao don MarcelinO
Villar, don Antonio CasellaS, don Mi
guels ManguaL Liais,ru1s ,s GIe3 onaghl
d ,DelegsadOs q, la Asamblea: Don Eduar
do lArtua vi don Bonifacio Fernandez.
1fs odB is .Gi-nT17e7TTr- 81i1uaai 8
/ DEPARTAMENTO DE CoMERCIO
has 81 1 ServiciO de FGrOs aa0i ~
6t. s,ao1 -rz----yr q gcf y z8ac
0ieina del Superintendent, 9oa Dis
trito. San Juan, P. R., feb. %, 1920.
AVISO LOCAL A LOS MARINOS
Puerto Rico, Costa Oriental (Canal
de Vieques).
La boya de gas de Punta Arenas Sc
ha denunciado como apagada y sera
vuelta encender tan pronto como sea
possible.
Por orden del Comisionado.
f. G. Hingsburg,
Superintendent.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
DE TrNIasRAnA

EsiA en san 1nan. , - hnssTsed d. Ia
distinguida fainilia Isee-Flulay. q Sr
william q. Lee. c0nocido elemento o.
llacirro del Brasil. cn cuyo pats reside
desde hace mnchos abos. AcOmpahan
al Sr. Ice su distiuguida esp0sa nj.
ilas a quienes deseamos la mejOr es-
tasN.ia en Ia ISla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
UN INFoRME INTEREsANTE.

En- e1 ilfforme que Sc publicara en-
breve sobre los trabajos reaIizados por
la Cruz Roja en- Puerto Rico, autori-
|zado por el Presidente de la
institution, Mister Charles Hart
zell, obedeciendo al acuerdo tornado
en- la asamblea general Ultima, apare-
ceran interesantes datos acerca de los
auxiIios socorros prestados, en- casos
urgentes, poblaciones atacadas por
ia Influenza, destrufdas en- parte,
por incendios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
lie FRACTURE INA PIERNA

Aver. ca la calle de Cerra, el auto
m6vil 2.SOS, guidao por Mr.. Davis, AFRO
no. fracturandole una pierna. a la niiia
Francisco Bedford, hija de Camilla Ar
son. Fu6 asistida en- In sala de sOcO-
rrOs, pasando luegO al Hospital NUM-
cipai.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
La oRouEsTA DE MANDoLlNAs

Mafana por la noche ensayara en-
el Ateneo, la Orquesta de Mandolinas
que dirige el maestro TizoI, con ell fin
de prerararse para Ell cital que, 81
beneficio, Ilevara a efecto en- breYe en-
el Teatro Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

kasem &mNMmms ~. 4sssWs8 4uuaaR a.
n s1alIa.ralla
NsNase nlsaA kslls Esea1Nsl,~1ls.
Nsleis a. h usaus8 a. a. 81 NMsaslih
ras q asann - Maas
AA8nss 4iNNalm 4zlEesse ~ h ~.
$50 sa,za rt E nssnk. AtAaulnas '8,Nn.
81.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
Los ABoGADos EN-
la LEGIsLATURA

Los unionistas de Pnerta de TERRA
tienen el prop0sito de recomendar al
Comit6 Local trabaje por que no Sc
den los sufragios ningdn abogado de
Corporation para que Faya ocupar
pupitre en- la Legislature.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
GEL IMPARCIAL. EN- PONCE

Participants a nuestros favorece-
dores que. desde ell 18 de febrero CO.
rriente, Sc ha hecho cargo de nuestra
agencia en- Ponce, el sefior Manuel Mo
cete Padilla, a quien deben dirigirse
para los asuntos relacionados con la
expresada agencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
EN- SAN JUAN

Visitaron la ciudad, partiendo hoy
para su residencia de Aibonito, ei se-1
nor Fernando Pont, su distinguida es-
posa dofia Maria Flores y don Ramon
Pont. Tuyimos el placer de saludar-I
les.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

HsAMNWW ga. aNGh
EHssNaas tsss aEI assN MEssll1l
G,onAlsa Aasaln AuM a1na nAEuaai.
- NAsuula asaa4 a t.nA AuuH asN
alaaal Uusals - auunoas auza slns
sMa RlpaA. AFamle nmNA NAmn.
"a. - ~ aunA.
kaiilsss 49,. en- ansH u MMIsx
~ kssMnklsa. a. ElNsMmsMs HuWAs a..
ssslfs Elsssa. ~ Cnrunss AlslAAalx
Masacs GaHelA. a. nass4a ~ WsmaA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
Ell DOCTOR ASHFORD

Aver tuvinos ebsgusto de. saludaE
al nOtabilisimaeeI DOCTOR a A sIbtfor ssIbtford que re-
gres6, en- un trarsp9rte del Gobierno,
En- el mismo transportes lego el te7
niente medico, Juan II. II. Font, Qppqtt, que que ssta ssta7
ba en- Panama y que ha siido YdessttiinE4adla9 tina 10
a prestarI seryiGio 9en Ell Guartel Mill
tar. ,asstno ,.,i,sea,,a1
Nuestra bienvenida para ambos. !
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
MAYAGUEz EN- sU PUEsTo

La culta ciudad del Oeste, estara
ahora en- su puesto como amante del
progreso nativo. Segdn 10 hizo en-
Iotras ocasiones, el doctor D. w. May,
Jefe de La Estaci0n Experimental de
los Estados Unidos en- Mayaguez, esta
acknowledgements innpresionado con ell
proyecto de la Feria Regional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
,sE RoIlA ~ rI. rIAKTEI.s

~ pulicia plRca udmero :. iHform6
aoy nj calso cnCargado de- Ia infoTlna-
si6n. que del cnaricl le hal'ian roliaho
una ropa, descerra jandole 81 lail. IA
Sargenio Bonilla csia hacienda una in
yestigaci6n. -.-.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26


Celebramos sinceramente ell resta-
blecimiento de tan buena amiga, asf
como la feliz llegada de la Sra. de Con
zalez, su hija y nieteeitar la que de-
seamos una era de flores Y felicida-
des.
-Sigue dando sus celebradas funciO.
mes el bcrmoso teatre cRfYoli". En-
esta semana ha deleitado al pdblico con
las bellas prescntaciones de una com
paiifa de colnedias, asl como tambi6n
exhibe las mejores cintas cinematogra-
fcas. Exito SECURE.
EN- la tardes pasadas choc6 ell au-
tom6vil marca Hudson No. p. 6S7, pro-
piedad guiado por Gerardo NJ. Car
cfa, de Yabucoa, en- el que yiajaban
dos damas y el DR.. Eulogio Berries, con
la maquina No. de la Central vanni-
ma. FL auto result0 completamente des-
trozadO, los yiajerOs con bastantes
contusiones. La policfa de Rio Piedras
hizp la correspondence investigation
Rio Piedras, P, r., febrero a, 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
iiEO'DELqDIA!!

Zinc AcanaladO de 6, Z, 8, 8 y 10 pies.
Machetes "CocodrilO" No. IT'S.
Azadas "Chispa" Nos. 2y3.
AIambre de PGas, en- roIlos de Sc lbrs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
8 QUE LLEvA 81. aBRAzosa

10 QUE LLEvA Ell aBRAzOS~
81 yhpor 'sBrazos'., que sali0 aver tar
de para los Estados UIildOe. lleva la
siguiente carga Il, 900 caias de frutas.
$4,000 sacos de azdcar 500 cajas de
cigarros; S6S sacos de cocos, 20 pipas
de miel, 100 sacos de cafe ' 2O6 bull
tos de carga general.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26
MERcADo DE AzucAR
vsnlss en- plaza.

Compradores. SobrinOs de Ezquiaga
4 ss.75 quintal.
25 febrero de 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

Acaban de recibir en- cantidad con-
siderable y venden a precios muy limi-
tadOs,
FREIRIA HERMANOS.
p. o. Box No. s12, San Juan, P. R.
.aI..s.ss -. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-26

Nuestra bienvenida para ambos.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-13
GET WHISKY RUNNERS
Leaders of Band Believed Cap
tured at Aberdeen.
Hiuh Powered Automobiles and Air.
plane Used In Bringing Liquor
From Canada to Dakotas.

Aberdeen, S. D.-A well organized
band of whisky runners with high
covered cars and airplanes has been
Invading North and South Dakota,
With Canadian whisky, Struggled over
the border and distributed throughout
tie two states to bootleggers, federal
agents announced.
State officials and members OF the
Aberdeen police force have returned
from Glendale, N. D., where they
Vent in an attempt to identify two al
legged whisky runners captured there.
According to the officers three or
0our high.powered Hudson cars and an
&rplane have been used in the SNUG
Sing, the bootleggers dashing over
tie Canadian border, skirting the
towns and weaving and twisting
across the states. making their cap
ture difficult.
Federal officials, after patient wait
ing, finally succeeded il capturing t"o
Of the alleged smugglers after a SEN
sational chase and believe they have
the ringleaders. It is believed the
breaking up of this band will put j.
stop to the smuggling which it is said,
had grown to alarming proportions.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-13
BLOODHOUNDS TAKE TRAIL
Murderer Of Mobiles County Sheriff
Souoi1t by Soldiers and Deputies.

Sought by Soldiers and Deputies.
Worthington, Minn.-National Guard
soldier and posse Of so special depu
ties aided by bloodhounds, took up the
trail here of the outlaw who shot and
killed Sheriff J. T. Mccall Of Mobiles
co3hty, and wounded jack Foster 10
ssfioGSly that he may die. The shoot
&I took place when the sherih and
Foster attempted to arrest two m6n
chlfsed with theft.
Bloodhounds took up the trail Of the
bandit near Window but were unable
to sun the man down. The me9bers
Of the posse are fully armed AID are
n Command Of Lieut.. Glen Ecklesoh.
Feeling throughout the county is run
ning high against the murderer and
determination is everywhere expressed
that he should be captured dead or
alive.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-13
CORN INDICATES
IMMENSE CROP
Government Forecast Predicts
Over Three Billion Bushels
Will Be Harvested.
WHEAT DECREASE seen
Decline Of 100000 Bushels In Past
Month Makes Total Estimated
Crop 7s5, DOC, 900 1usheIs-Fio-
ures on Other Crops.

Washington-1mprovement of the
corn crop during July to the extent Of
224, 900, 900 bushels, with forecast for
a total crop of 3,003, 100000 bushels,
and a decline of 100000 bushels in
the prospective wheat production,
making the estimated crop $4,000, 900
bushels, were emphasized in the gov
ernment's August grain report, issued.
Potatoes, tobacco and hay also showed
Improvement, with larger production
forecast than made month ago.
Production as forecast follows: Win.
ter wheat, 553,000,0O0 bushels: spring
wheat, 262,000,0oO bushels; all wheat.
795 100000 bushels, and corn, 3,003,-
000, 900 bushels.
The output Of oats is estimated at
1,402, 100000 bushels; barley, 196,000,-
900; rye, 100000; buckwheat. H..
100000; white potatoes, 402,000,000:
sweet potatoes. 1O1,OoO.000; tobacco.
1,544, 100000 pounds; flax, 100000
bushels; rice, 100000; hay (tame),
SS,6OO0OO tons: hay (wild), 1S,600,000:
sugar beets, 100000; apples (totaD,
213,OO0,OO0 bushels; peaches, 45,500,-
600; peanuts, 100000.
Condition and forecast of production
was: Spring wheat, 1874 per cent Of a
normal; corn, 86.7; oats, S7.2; barley,
$40: buckwheat, 90.5; white potatoes.
81; sweet potatoes, S6.9; tobacco, SAL;
fax, SOL; rice, Ss.7; hay, 90.5, and st1-
gar beets. 919 per cent.
Condition and ofrecast of production
of spring wheat by principal states
follow:
Minnesota, 70 per cent of normal
and 1856, 900 bushels; North Dakota,
IS and 7,7940OO; South Dakota, 70 and
32,3S0,000 Montana, 6S and 21,760,000;
Washington, 81 and 1928, 900 bushels.
.. Condition and production forecast OF
corn by principal states:
Ohio, So per cent of normal and
147,73S,O0O bushels; Illinois, Sc and
177,S24,OOO; Illinois, Is and 2S4,S71.-
900; Minnesota. IS and 100 ,344,O0O:
Iowa, "a and 412.2S4,OOO; Missouri, "a
and 200,159, 900; South Dakota, SO and
103, 169, 900; Nebraska, 80 and 212,-
$4,000; Kansas. IS and 128,382,00O;
Texas, IS and 16s.7s4,00o bushels.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-13
FOREST Fires IN aONTANA

Sprecd Is ''"'fo: T.! @rd 7-Je Force
S:nt 70 -; -. Si1 mes.
Missou!2. Mont ne Forest fire in
the ontara.Can;i: II fo:e:, north Of
Libby. Mont. is s~r-aGi%y lilly and
has reach Il al e: i.nling' size, ac-
cording 10 reDC : received here at
headqlla tiers of !O"est service district
No !. \ large crew OF fireighters
was sent to assist the IS men already
there
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-13

PLEAD NOT Guilty To Riot Charge.
Duluth Mipp.-Pleas Of pot gpIlE Of
cspt riots were made by nine Young
@eh aTraigned in district court h4fe.
Tie defendants were indicted by spe-
clel grand Jury called to investigate
the lynching Of three Negroes here
June Is.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-13
lahore Iona and Short Haul.

Observation-Disclosures of the coun-
try were authorized by the Interstate
Commerce commission to enforce the
new freight rates and passenger fares
until next November l without observ-
ing the long and short haul clause OF
the Interstate Commerce act.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-13
EXPRESS WORKERS RAISED
$4,000 Men Affected BY Decision Of
u. s. Railway Board.

Chicago-Eighty thousand employees
OF the American Railway Express CON-
pany were awarded increased wages
in a decision handed down by the
United States railway labor board
which has heard their claims. All en-
ployes with the exception of $500
lbopmen benefited by the 13-cent in
crease granted July % IN the 500, oO0,-
900 award to the 100000 railway
WORKERS will be affected by the de-
cision.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-13
Indian Copper Knives Found.

R6inelander, Wis.-While working
jp his garden, William Hubbard, an
old resident of Rhinelander, unearthed
several handmade copper knives,
which are believed to represent the
Craftsmanship of the strange Indians
Who. Centuries ago, roamed over this
part Of Wisconsin. Hubbart was hoe
ing potatoes when his hoe came in
CONTACT with a hard surface, which
proved to be a copper lnife 16 inches
long. Within a radius of few rods
6e unearthed several more OF the
Crude weapons
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-13
Train Kills Six in Auto.

Salem, Ohio-Five men were in
stantly killed and another died while
being taken to hospital when pas.
senger train struck an automobile At a
xxade crossing here,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-13
Japanese Are Massacred.

Londoh-A Reuter- dispatet from
yladivostok says tae government has
feeelved advices thst the Japanese Re-
lidents at Okhotsk, a maritime town
81 Siberia on the sea of 0khotsk, have
been massacred and the town burned
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-13

N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer, office over
Fields furniture store. Phone 455.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-23
A RARY. A LoAF. A sTATUE

''The exasperating thing about II, said a young mother who had not yet settled herself to the routine necessf- tated by a baby in the house, lis that by giving all this time and effort 1 could earn enough outside to have some one take care of the baby-and have q good deal left over besides.
 But the baby needed HER.
 There is a story of Carlyle's wife that will touch responsive chords in all most every young mothers heart-for that matter, every wife's heart.
 The great genius had been working hard to support both of them by his pen.
 They lived at a lonely farmhouse forty miles from nowhere.
 One day Mrs. Carlyle noticed that the bread delivered by the baker disagreed with her husband, and she decided tc bake her own. She knew nothing about fermentation, about heat oi ovens, about mixing-she followed z recipe given in "Cobbett's Cottage Economy
 So it happened that the bread wa: put in the oven at about the time, t' ase her own words when she shoul6 1 have been put to bed. One o'clocl struck; two. three; there she was al alone, weary, watohful forlorn and 1 feeling degraded. To think that she who had been so petted at home, who's whims and comfort had been studie' l by everybody. who had never been per mitted' to do aught but cultivate hersel should spend all night watching I loaf of Dread! which, after al
 mightn't turn out bread at all.
 Somehow she said later, "I hap ] Do. GNnf1fT l sitting up all night watching his statu
 of .'Perscus." and suddenly asked my self After all what is the mighty dif ference between a statue of Perseu