davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
Immigracya z Europy.
Przyczyna Dr0zyzny.
Ogromna Kradziez.
MA ZIENH MEKSYKANSKIEJ.
lime granny KrajOwe.

mic wyr6wnaia spor6w pomiedzy
Sasicdnilni narodami ale jc napra
VIDE dopiero zapalila. Wojns
$wiatowa wywo}a&a przewr6t W
stosunkach tax pojedynczycb
ludzi jak i calych narod6w. Du
10 upFynic jcszczc czasu MIN raz
poruszonc iale sic uspokoja, Mir
ludzie zapomniawszy o krwa
wych przejSciach zacznq zyc zy
cicm normalncm. Wszystko to &C
SIG dziejc dzisiaj W Europic, mt
81 sic wczesniej czy p6zniej odblt
i IA Amcryce. TAX SIC ma dzisiaj
sprawa I cmigracya. Ustawa o c
m;gracyi ulcga pewnym zmia
nom. rad czyni pcwnc uatep
silva W sprawic najmu roboczr'
>iiv ! kontraktow Z obcokra jOW.
cami, ia mocy Lt6rych bedzic m"
Una. robit- umowf obcOkrai"
fmi pragnacymi szukac zajecla tu
W Amcrycc. Potrzcba tylkO &c
zwolenia odpowiedniego rzadu
ma wyjazd do Amcryki. Rad jed
FAX nic pozwoli Ia przyjazd III
6zi przepojonych naukami skraj
nymi. Odno>i SIG to tyllo ia "a
zie do sluiby domowcj, wicc CT
! tylko mogq korzystac togo przy
wilcju. kt6rzy chc2 bye zatrudnic
nj po domach prywatnvch Jake
kucharzc. lokajc. nianki it'd.
PRZYCZYNA DROzYZNY.
! Ithaca, N. Y, u lutego. - Jcd
ia L wic!u przyczyn jake wp{y
neiy ma podskoczcnic cen W kai
dym prawic kierunku zycia &C.
dzienncgo. jest wcdlug zdanl@
prof. Warrcna masowc opu5zczs
ME farm. Iycic miejskic ncci mic
dych ludzi do miGsta. Iwiaszczs
w ostatnich latach gdy place W
micScic So talk wyg0rowanc dIa
wszclkicj katcgoryi roDotnlka:
miody czfowick wolf gwarnc ~
cic W micscic jcgo rozrywki a
nizeli monotonnc i spokojnc ~
Gle ma farmic. Stosunki na far
mach wskutek tcgo wyrabiaja sic
coraz trudnicjszc, wielu rolnl-
k0w mic mogac podofac piracy. a
mic bedqc W stanic opiacit Z do
chodGw jake rola dajc drogicgc
pomocnika, wyzbywa sic roll / "a
bicrajqc &c soba gotowke przeno
81 sic do miasta. Urzedowc spra
wozdanic podajc liczbe opuszczo
nych W ten sposob farm ia "a ty
STAGE. Mic jest to tylko przypusz
czalna liczba. ale Sprawdzona IL
rzedow'nie przcz stanowc i fedc-
ralne wfadze rolniczc. Poniewaz
zaS ow farmer co porzuch role
snusi gdzies mieszkat, przeto W
micscie. coraz trudniej miesz.:a
mia ceny mieszkan ida W gore.
Prof. Warren w swcm sPrawo
zdaniu powiada, &c piaca ma far
mach ME jest znowu tax mafa 1
bedzie zapewnie tego roku lePsza
co powinno zachecic wielu do Pra
cy ma roll.
OGROMNA KRADZIEZ.
Washington, IL lutego
Department starhu otrzymai via
domosc zamordowaniu poslafl
ca i zranieniu trzech innych lu-
dzi przez meksykanskich oprysz
k6w W Tampico. Kompania rafi-
neryi nafty W Tanlpico wysiasa
przez osobnego posiahca 80 tysie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
KALENDARZYK.

DIS czwarteh, IL lutego: Sw. eau
dentegO Meczennika.
Jutrc. piatek, l9 lutego: Sw. Maryu'
ga meczennilla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
Move POgIOSli 0 zamordowaniu Ko|czaka
Sprawa NacyonaIizacyi KOpah W Angii.
Serbski CzerwoDy Krzyzna Pomoc Polsce
CIV Paderewski Wroci do Polityki?
INNE TELECRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

rc'l2waia ma P-d.tawic of;cyal-
%cGo o~ganu bolszew.low .,Praw-
da" wiaG5mo5c. IL ..k;..Ea dni tc-
n Ko.czal zostal rozniesiony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
; IT Il JhINIII W NNTN"NN wv IT" '"
AMERYKANSKI LEGION.

"A
Indianapolis, Ind. II lutego-
Wyr0wnanic SpraW po WoJnIc
rad amcrykanski wielc koSztu
ic i kosztowaG bedzic kiopotu.
Wy}ania sic tcraz bardzo powaz
ma sprawl, co rad zrobi Z zada-
nicm Lcgionu W sprawie wy1na-
gancgo bonusu. Legion czekaf
cierpliwic na kongres, wldzac zas
zc rad "a wiclc ma na g}owlc II
nych spraw got6w o swym obo
wiazkzu wzgledcm zofnicrzy "a
pomnicc, domaga sig wprost $50
micsiecznic ola kazdego zofnlc-
rza, l1t6ry bral udzia] W wiclklcJ
woinic. Suma ia razcm wzlaWSzy
powazna dochodzaca do dwu bill
onow dolarow. PostaWa niektO-
rych senatorow talk jednej Jak i
drugicj party skfonila Legion
do postawicnia oIorcslenia jasne
60 swych zadah... Franklin Doll
CT ma sic udac do Waszyngtonu
i poprzec sprawe W kongreslc.
Dalej czionkowie Legionu maja
poruszyt jedna bardzo wanna
sprawe, mianowicie sprawe obsa
dzania wysiuzonymi zoinierzaml
wolnych gruntow zadowych.
Beda oni sic domagac, azeby o
gromne pasy ziemi dotychczas
nicuprawne mog}y przejsc'w rece
zolnierzy, dalej maja przedstawic
rzadowi sprawe' pierwszej pomo-
cy, jakiej nowy osadnk zolnierz
bedzie potrzebowal ma pierwsze
urzadzenie roll.
IMIGRACYA DO EUROPY.
Washington, IL lutego -
Wojna Swiatowa mic :za}atwiia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
KU CZCI LINCOLNA.

.Sto iede1laScie lat temu dzrsiaj,
przyszedi ma SWAT W Stanie Ken
lucky, najwiekszy prezydent Sta
now Zjednoczonych, Abraham
Lincoln. ktorego panied czci DIR
siaj kraj caly. Z okazyi tel odbeda
sic uroczyste obchody. mowcy
przypominat beda obywatelom
wieIkie czyny przez ulubionego
przez wszystkich prezydenta >
dokonane. Szkoiy publiczne, sadly,
urzednicy miejscy i stanowi,
wstrzymaja sic cd piracy. Organi-
zacya American Brotherhood, y,
S. A.. zwoiuje do parku Lincolna
swych czbonk6w, ma uroczystoSc
ku czci wiclkiego enancypatora
przvgotowana. ma kt9rei obecni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
.NAUCZYCIELE OTRZYMUJA
PODWYzKE.

Rada Szkolna ma rekOmcnda--
eve komitetu finansowego pod,
niosia wcDoraj penSye nauczycie-
III szkoi elemeltarnych i szho
wyzszvch. Podwyzke otrzymal
rowniez dyrehtorzy szko} clemcn'
tarnych i wyzszych. Do teJ Pory
Inauczyciele szkd nomnalnych po'
bierali rocznic tysiac dol. pensy1
po wysluzeniu zaS odpOwied'
niego okresu czasu, pobicral1
$1,000. Nova Skala daje i'm ma
poczatek $1,000. maximum -
diva tysiacc dolarow. Nauczycic,
lie szk0i wvzszych pobierac bedq
w przyszioSci cd 81 600 do s. 400
poprzednio plaza ich miminalna
przedstawiafa sumo 81 l,2OO, max,
svmaIna - $3.l00. Dyrektorzy
szko} elementarnych pobierac be,
! ca $500 do $3.50, szkot wy,
szvch zaS cd $500 do $500
La'stzepcy nauczycieIi szko
wyzszych. pobierac bedq osm do
larow dziennic. Federacya nau-'
czycieli wysfa4a wczoraj ma rece
gubernatora Lowdena list. do,
magajacy sic rcwizyi podatkow
oraz przedstawtenic zadaii sto-
warzvszeria legislature stano-'
wei do przegladniecia / przyJe-,
cia. majacych ma ceiu Polepszeni7
stosunk5w w tym zawodzie. c.
sic tyczy podwyzlii., wchodzi ons
w zvcie dniem Jtym stycznia. /
podwyzki owej ME catkiem zado'
woleni sa nauczyciele szkof Gle,
mentarnych. poniewaz powiada
ia, IL sloorzystali ma niej najwie'
cej nauczyciclc szkof wyzszych
zadanHc ich, mianowicic $2,5G
maksy1num roczncj Pensyi nix
zostaEo przez komitet finansowy
uwzglednionc. Superintendent
Mortcnson oSwiadczy3, IL Rada
Szkolna rczyni}a wszystko &C
mug1a w tel sprawie, &c zas nic
mogla rpchwalic wiekszej podwy5
ki usPrawiedIiwiaf sic tenn, IL W
kasic mic ma odpowiednich fun,
! dirsz0u-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
KONFERENCYA POLITYCZ
MA w LONDYNIE.

Paryz. IL. lutego. - Premier
Millerand odjechai wczoraj W to-
warzystwic marszaika Focha, mi
nistra finansow Francois-Marsa-
la. generate Wygand Podsekrc-
tara zywnosciowego pana Thou-
myre do Londynu, gdzie odbe--
die sic wazna konferencya poll
tvczna, w ktorej wezmie tez IL
dz:al wIoski premier Nitti.
PRZECIW UPANSTWOWIE--
NIU KOPALN w ANGLII.
Londyn, IL. lutego. - Ma wczo
rajszej sesyi Izby Gmm William
Brace, prezydent federacyi gor--
nikow poiudniowej Walii, wuiosl
pcprawke do odpowiedzi ma ihau-
guracyjna move krolewska, donna
gajac sic wyrazenia ubolewania
IL W movie tel hrol ME uczynil
zadnej wzmfanki o upanstwowie-
niu kopaln weglowych. jak to "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

rownicz beda weterani woJny do
mowej. Dziesiec ty'siecy skautow,
pracujacych po roznych kanccla-
cyach W nuescic, zbierzc sic dzl--
,siaj W budynku sIownej bibliote-
XII, gdzic odbedzic sic stosowny do
chwili program. w sail tego bu-
dynku zbiora sic riwnicz wctcra-
nj wojny swTatowcj.
w sail Pufaskicgo, przy ulicy
Bradley i Noble, odbedzic sic dzi-
siaj wieczorem uroczystosc ku
czci palnieci prezyderta Lincolna
i bohatera polskiego - Tadcusza
Kosciuszki; przygotowany jest
doskonaIy program. Pomiedzy in
nymi przemawiat bedzic sedzia
Jarecki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
HINES A KOLEJARZE.

Washington, ~ lutego.
Groza strajku kolejaTzy Jeszcze
ME zostala zazegnana. DO ostat
niej chwili fudzono sic, ze moze
zarzad kolejowy wynajdzic jakis
spos0b pokojowcgo zakonczenla
Sprawy pdwyzki. Dyrcktor Hi
ncs icdnakzc wcalc nic mysli o
podniesicniu placy, wiec sprawa
stra;ku mic za}atwiona. Przewod-
cv robotnikow maja jcdnak wicl
ka nadzicje. zc COS przeclei wyJ-
die L BiaicCo Domu, zc przecIcz
prezvdcnt Wilson. ktory sic "a
wszc tax bardzo intcrcsoWaI spra
wami robotnik0w i W tym wypad
ku podejmic SIG roll posrcdnlka,
Frawtlopodobnic jcdnakzc / Will
son W obccncj sytuacyi me W1cie
mozc zrobit, zwasszcza. ze Juz W
marcu kolcjc rad zdaje w recc
prywatnc. Pomiedzy przewodca'
mi unijnymi podziclonc sa zdanla
co d. mozlziwoSci strajku. Me,
kt6rzy potepiaja nawct Hama
mySl strajkowania w tym wias,
mic przcjSciowym czasic. 'rzeWa
ia wog0lc dqzcnic pomledzy Eoic
jowcami, do pokojowcgo za]at-,
wicnia sprawy. Najbardzicj jed
max niepokojqcc wicSci przycho,
dza I Detroit. Mich. TamtcJsl X"
lcjarzc wprawdH;c wygladaj2 ma
jakicS pokojowc zafatwicnic roz,
praw iinansowyCh powladajq Ie
nawct prczydcnt Wilson poWl-
nicn poczuwac sic do obOwlqzk'1
by ich wzial W obronc. jezcli jed
nakzc i tym razem Wilson ich
zawicdzic. to 81 zdcCydoWanl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
MURZYNI SIE ORGANIZUJA

w kOScielc metodySkim, mieSz-
czacym sic ma poludnioNej stronic
miasta, zebra4o SIG Wczoraj 60
~ czterystu mIrzyn0w, It6rzy
.przybyli do Chicago wielu odlc-
glych Stanow. cclcm okreSIcnia
srodkow samoobrony. Zorganizo-
wanna zostaIa Liga Lincolna. Od-
ganizacya ia zajmic sic WyksZtal-
cenicm trzynaStu milionow mu--
rzynow, w Stanach Ijcdnoczo-
nych zamicszkaFvch, starac sic be-
die r6wnicz poprawienie istnic-
jacvch obecnic stosunkow. Will
II. Hays, wybitny republikanin,
przernawial wczoraj do zebranych.
zganif dobitnymi stowy sposob
wymierzania dorazncj sprawiedll-
woSci na murzynach, przez bia-
lych, ktory to zwyczaj plami do
brc imic Amcrykatrina, +amic
Konstytucye Stanow Zjcdnoczo-
nych, czestokroc bezkarnic. Pre-
mawiaf rownicz gubcrnator Low
den; tcmatcm jcgo mowy byla
dziaAalnoSc prczydenta Lincolna
wyrazil przy tej sposobno5ci swe
zdanic tyczacc sic rolf, jaks tnu-
rzyni odcgrali W ostatniej wojnie
chwaliI ich lojalnoSc, chwalii chlu-
bnc zachowanic sic tla polu bitwy
i goracy patryotyzm.
.POSTRZELONY MA SM1ERC.
Pierwsza swoja wycieczke pra-
wdopodobnie przy7p}aci m4ody
Dalton smierci9. Pberwszy raz
probowal on szczeScia mic uda-
10 mu sic zupe1nie. Policya "a
wiadomiona przez stroza Kleina,
ze rabuS sic zaikradf do budynbu
przy Roosevelt iRd. nr. 17c6, W tel
chwili wysfaia ma wskazane miej-
see Gala paczke detektywow.
IMiejsce byEo prtzne, dawniej byl
tam teatr migawikowy. Tam po-
robn sobie nowicyusz w zawo--
die ztodziejskim wszelkie po--
trzebne przygotowania do dalsze-
60 dziela, juz zaczaf wyjmowac
cegiy Z sasiedniego budynku
gdyby ME brak dyskrecyi &c
strony stroza, mozeby sic byla
wvDrawa udaIa. Tvmczasem mai
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4 bapnetach swOich zoinierz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
PRZECIW UPANSTWOWIE.
NIU KOPALN w ANGLII.

(DOkonCzenie nd strongly 2 Ed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
OGROMiNA KRADZIEZ.

Washington, IL lutego -
Department stanu otrzymai via
domosc o zamordowaniu poslan
ca zranieniu trzech innych lu-
dzi przez meksykanskich oprysz
k6w w Tampico. Kompania rafi-
neryi nafty W Ta1npico wysiafa
przez osobnego posiahca 80 tysie
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-27
UNIONS ASSAIL
new Rail BILL
Strong Pressure Brought to Bear
on President in Effort to
Have Measure Vetoed.

Washington, Feb. 27-President Will
son was urged to veto the railroad bill
in memorials presented today through
Secretary Tumulty by the railroad
brotherhoods, the Farmers National
Counctil and the American Society Of
Equity.
The brotherhood memorial was
framed by the union representatives
meeting here to consider the presi
dents proposal for settlement of their
wage demands and it set forth. 'the
reasons why the more than 100000
railroad employees believe the president
should veto the railroad bill and return
it to congress.
The memorial said the bill violated
the fundamental principles of the
American government by guaranteeing
to the owners of railroad securities a
right to charge rates that would pro-
duce q minimum net return of five and
one-half per cent ION that uncertain
and intangible thing" aggregate val
uation.
This is a grant of a particular ex-
ecutive and special privilege" not en-
joyed by investors in other kinds Of Sc
curities. the memorial said.
Vigorous opposition was expressed to
, a tribunal for settlement of labor dis
: putes, the memorial saying this was
an attempt to deprive the railroad en-
, plOyes Of their former inherent right"
to determine their wages by negotia-
tion between employc and employer.
Operation of the measure, it was
said, would cause an unreasonable de-
lay in settling the present wage de-
mands, it was said. because the unions
would have to present their demands
anew to each of the 200 privately owned
railroads. The memorial also set forth
that the "inequities, uncertainties, de-
lays and antiquities" of the bill would
promote unrest and intensity existing
causes of disagreement and prevent
the orderly adjustment of grievances
Finally, it was charged that the bill
abrogated the right and freedom of
collective bargaining and substituted
an indefinite and uncertain method Of
compulsory adjustment or arbitration
of disputes"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-27
SOVIET RUSSIA
OFFERS PEACE
Under New Proposals Would
Grant II. S. Concessions and
Pay Part of Big Debt.

Washington. Feb. PIN new peace
proposal to the great powers, reported
in official dispatches received here to-
day. soviet Russia pledges establish
ment Of democratic principles in Russia
and calling of a constituent assembly.
The soviet government would require
Great Britain and other countries to
abandon all intervention in Russian af-
fairs. 1t is also proposed that the
United States allow credit to Russia
conditioned on considerable concessions
in Russia.
The proposal also promises to with
draw the decree annulling Russia for
eign debt, restoring sixty per cent of
the liability, also to pay arrears of in
terest. giving as a guarantee consider
able mining concessions to an Anglo
American syndicate.
Official comment is withheld since
the soviet proposal is, not officially
communicated to the United States.
The sUt eme council at London has an
nounccd it would not negotiate with
the sovicts for the present at least.
This does not bind the United States,
however.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-27
MANY FLORIDA
MEN DESERTED
All Who Failed to Answer Draft
Are Liable to Apprehension
and Punishment.
BY GEorGE II. MANNING.

Washington. Feb. 27.-There are still
5,3115 men in Florida classed by the war
department rs deserters under the op-
Grafton Of the selectiye service system
put into effect during the war, it was
learned at the department today. The
war department announced recently
that all deserters from the draft are
still carried on the rolls as such and
will be apprehended and punished,
The total registration for the draft
in Florida was 20924S OF these to,306
failed to report and were classed as
deserters.
Six have since been accounted for,
1925 have been apprehended and their
eases disposed of. leaving 5315 out
standing deseriions.
The total registration for the United
States was 23.90s.316 Of whom 4s9,003
did not report. f5i.35i have been ac-
counted for as not deserting, f63. .73s
have been apprehenied and their cases
disposed of, leaving 1921 outstanding
deserti0ns
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-27
CITY FAILS TO
COLLECT BOND
Judge Clayton Holds That Pen
sacoIa Evicted Memphis Road
From Franchise Rights

New Orleans, Feb. 26.-The city OF
Pensacola today lost it's suit against
the United States Fidelity and Guar
anty company, a corporation, by which
the municipality of Pensacola sought
to collect $4,000 which they charged
was owed them as Il bond by the
Memphis and Pensacola railroad fo1
failing to build a road as they pro-
posed.
Judge Clayton of Alabama, was the
organ of the circuit court of appea
in handing down the decision of the
United States highest court and he
reversed a decision of the northern
Florida federal district court, which
had found for Pensacola and against
the bonding company. He ordered the
case remained for another hearing ir
, the northern Florida federal court and
a decision rendered in keeping with
his findings.
Pensacola on January II. 1912, pass
ed an ordnance granting franchise
rights TO the Memphis and Pensacola
railroad to build a railroad via Merid-
ian to Pensacola, the railroad gave q
bond of $40. 900 that they would build
the boad. When the road was not
built up to March %, 1915, the city OF
!
/, 1915 to complete the road and ther
allowed the railroad up to June ]
1920 to complete the road.
However, in May, 1918, the city OF
Pensacola, took away from the rail
road it's track rights in Spring-st. and
Barrancas-Aye. and started to allow
the erection of stables. The railroad
contended that as long as the city OF
Pensacola had taken away their rights
in Spring St and had let the ground
promised them for the building of
stables that the city of Pensacola had
violated the contract entered into be-
tween them and the railroad and that
the railroad was not liable to forfeit
its bond.
Judge Clayton held that if the city
eyicted the railroad as was shown by
the evidence that the city could not
collect the bond from the railroad, as
the city of Pensacola had broken the
contract and therefore could not col
lect the bond of $1,000 on which they
sued.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-27
FOOD ACT HELD
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Decision on Lever Law Rendered.
by Judge Faris of
ST. T,OuiS.

St. Louis, Feb. 26-F'ederal District
Judge Faris, today declared uncon-
stitutional the amendment to the Lever
food control act when he sustained
a demurrer of the defense and dis
missed the case Of the L. Cohen
Grocery Company. which was charged
with making unjust profit in sugar.
Judge Faris said the amendment to
the Lever act conflicts with the sixth
amendment to the constitution. which
requires that all citizens shall be in
formed of charges against them. He
said the Lever act amendment was
vague. indefinite, uncertain. and dele
gates legislative power to courts and
iuries ard does not provide for in
forming defendants of charges against
them
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-27
DEMOCRATS OF
NEW YORK ACT
Numerous Important Issues Are
Covered in Unofficial Plat
form Adopted at Meet.

Albany y. Y. Feb. 26.-New York
state democrats through delegates as
SHmbied in unofficial convention here
today selected delegates at large to
'i7 democratic national convention
a1d instructed them to vote as a unit
IN all matters. Adopted a platform
lemandng immediate ratification of
me peace treaty, declaring for repeal
aE th" federal prohibition amendment.
II" platform also declared the dem
'&f7ti' party of this nation enacted
more constructive, progressive laws,
N half a dozen Years than the re-
'doiear party in half a century" it
"aor$ed the administration of Gov
.1a"r Smith, congratulated President
N'son on the steady recovery of his
"Taith, opposed restrictions of free
speech. urged complete enfranchise-
'Rt Of women and their full, equal
presentation in party affairs, urged
strong campaign for education as a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-27
PRESIDENT DECLARES FIUDlE MUST
NOT Be GIVEN TO ITALY UNLESS
IUCO-SLAV INTERESTS ARE SAVED
Threatens to Withdraw Peace
Treaty From Senate If Plan
Is Carried Into Effect.
fAi-SES CONSIDERATION"
England and France Express
Hope that United States
Will Not Desert League.

W.-.mGtnu. Feb. 27-Presidcnt VIII
sri IN his reply to the British and
a-a.. u~miers on the Adriatic qucs-
-.. ..5. rrns to his previous decision
.tt.a. - the terms of settlement are
.ara.G f. the provisions of December
. must take under serious con-
-..~.tf.u" Withdrawal of the treaty OF
t.,-..'3.- ud the French alliance from
-.U.t.
N4H tha exception Of the premiers'
-,.tr~. tn this note which was dis
..t.,-l from London tonight, all eX-
ruz-- IN the subject were made pub
fuilht.
T. prrmiars claim the agreement OF
,.na. rv IL was even faircr to Jugo-
s- in division Of territory along the
N.tfir than the agreement of Decem-
. ~ and said they meant no discour-
.-t tu he United states. Asl President
N..-on VAS not at the conference they
#ureft best to proceed with negotia-
on~ and advise him.
Tlu. premiers' note says France and
sr,at Britain view with Consterna-
an" tie threat Of the United States
p withdraw from the league of ma
.,n~ They express the hope the
njted states will not.
In the note Of January 10 the presi-
lint had asked whether it was the in
,entiou Of British and French govern
ncnts in the future to dispose Of va
~jaus questions pending in Europe and
'o communicate results to the govern
rrnf nf the United States" adding that
,amenceau and LLOYD George must
-Iizr llrrc are features in the pro
r4-od Plume settlement which could
not np acceptable to the United States.
Then On February 10 the presidents
rota stated that the fact that Italy re-
trfai the agreement Of December 9
4HI accepted that of January Il was
'rrof that Italy would receive very
positive advantages. He said the lat
te dgraemcut "opens the way for
Ntljan control Of Fumes foreign af-
@ir>. and said it provided for unjust
md jn"Xpedient annexation of all
l~,ra' hy Italy.
TIE note said Jugo-Slavs might feel
.raed 90 accept it rather than the
treaty Of London but that this would
mot alter The conviction Of the United
Stats ina tit can not approve set
trinrnt that violates principles for
HIlrh the United states entered the
~.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-27
GRAND JURY AND
SOLICITOR CLASH

Nashville. Tenn. Feb. 26.-The clash
between the Davidson county grand
Jury and G. B. Kirkpatrick. attorney
general of the county. assumed a new
phase this morning when criminal
Judge J. D. B. Debow took a hand
announcing his purpose To name a
temporary attorney general and to
have a case involving a charge Of op-
preston against City Judge Madison
Wells and another involving the al
legged abduction of J. r. Lawson, street
car organizer, prosecuted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-27
UNION LEADERS
TELL POSITION
Assert That Industrial Condi-
tiOnS Agreement Has Been
Broken at Pensacola.
WANT PUBLIC INFORMED
Men Are Ready to Return to
Work Pending Arbitration
Between Various Groups

For the first time since the strike
at the plant of the Pensacola Ship
building Co. was called a week ago
yesterday a public statement has been
made by one of the parties to the
struggle. Labor leaders last night
made public pronouncement of the
reason for the strike and also gave
to The Journal a copy of Il telegram
sent to William =. Wilson, secretary OF
labor.
The telegram is an urgent call for
the department to hurry a conciliator
to Pensacola. Hnon leaders having
reached the conclusion that there is no
hope of reaching an agreement with
the shipyard officials. The telegram
follows:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-27
SHZf7->9@x@@D MEN ANNOUNCE MA JOE
sREEVANCE SAY MEN RETURNING TO WORK
EMPLOYEES OF GEORGIA
RAILWAY MAY STRIKE

Atlanta, Feb. 26.-Wage nego-
tiations between the Georgia
Railway and Power company
and union employees We're broken
off today and representatives of
the union said a strike would
probably be called when they re-
ported to a mass meeting of the
men tomorrow night.