davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

SuIhmary: Kuns-3anEs 81. GOosctree.
NioN, rraynor. Errors-Moran Miller.
burdette. Goose;rcc. Three base hit-Tray
nor. Stolen bases-BanEs CD. Malloncc.
N!oN. Sacrifice hits-Goosetrcc. Banks.
Rooney. Byrd. Bases on balls-on BYRD. &:
on McGioughlin. l. Left on bases-Pctcrs-
burg. :; Portsmouth. 10. Struck out-hy
Byrd. 6: by MC(iioughlin. q Passed balls
Delaney (2). Time of game. 1850. um-
pircs, Cross and Braucr
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BRITTON AND BOGASH ORA

HRiDGEPORT. CONN, August .
Jack Br.tton. weltcrwciEht chan
p!on OF the world. and Louis Bogas
or bridgeport, Conn. welterwcigl
champion. fought twelve rounds 10
draw here tonight.
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GIANTS DEFEAT CARDS
Iny ANsocintcI rrcss.l

ST. LOUIS. August 23..-Ncw York
hit three pitchers hard today and de-
ing game Of the series.
liantly.
The locals could do little with Nehf.
Score:
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JACK DEMPSEY AND BILLY
MlSKE HARD AT WORK
Miske Photographed TO Chicago for
More SpnrrinE Partners to
Mu.x Zip.

BENTON HARBOR, MICH, August
23.-Jack Dempsey and Billy Miskc
today went through several fast
rounds of boxing with their respcc-
specializing in lighting six rounds
with Panama Joe Cans and Bill Tate.
Miske put in two rounds each with
Jack lieinen and Jim McDclaney, and
one with Billy Burke. He foored
Hc!nen three times and after the
bouts. his manager. Jack Rcddy. telc-
graphed to Chicago for two addition
al sparrinR partners for tho chal-
lenger Reddy wishes TO get Jack
Blackburne and Jack Wilson both
heavyweights. IL possible.
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AMERICA FAR AHEAD OF
ALL NATIONS At 0LYMP|AD
Swcdc Runner Stumbled and
Spiked George Schiller in the
1,6O0-Nctcr Race.
Olympic Standings

tBy Associated Prcss.D
ANT>NERP, August .3.-Follow-
Ing nrc the final unofficial scores
of the stadium athletes, the field
nnl Irnck cYCn1N.
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BABE RUTH AND ALL THE BOYS ON
81. MARYS A BASEBALL TEAMS
DREAMED OF "MAkING" BIC LEAGUE
Babe, Leaning to Be Shirtmaker,
Wins Place on ST. Marys First Team

Unde direction brother
ST
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Wilson.

SUFFOLK .........,I o q n n n n -;
Summary: Runs.Kost. Walters RON
ml;,i.nE. Black; Poole, Errors--waite r..
iiudHinS Mochan. BLACK. Poole Two.
base hi,s-Itoth and Walters. FRS, base
en- bahs-"n Mcch2n. : or Eckcrt. 2
SFnck out--hS Mcchan. ,: bv Eckcr; q
bl"nnie plsys-Waters TO lIudgins to
rom: Mcehan TO Walters To Roth Time
riFcs-Or;h and Brandon
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southern AxXocIatIon.

=, .@WH0HCTH HSHWtIuTION,
memphis. 4: New Orleans. 3 (frst
gsme).
Memphis. C; New Orleans. (sec-
pnd game. seven innings by agree
Chattanooga, ]: Birmingham. o
Chafiauooga, .: Birmingham, 3
tsccond game. sevcn innings by
Little Rock. o; Mobile. 8.
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81 Mays School. where Babe Ruth went
a. Kid. must have had acres OF ground
TOT forty-!our teams 10 &c, IN action ON.
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Heartwhole Tribute to His
Boyhood Coach, Brother
Matthias.
HE MADE FROM 60 TOTO
''H0MERS" ON SCHOOL TEAM
Jack Dunn Signs the Circuit
Clouter for $500 a Year
for Baltimore.
ny BABE RUTH.

Copyright. 1920. by United News).
Cali Rights Reserved by United Sea
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Yesterdays lay-oc must have given the
ron mounds. who COMPRISE the major
NV OF the Colts, wonderful chance 10
get IN some good practice Lee C;ooch
saTH ihey can play poker we'll as base
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- hos% hard hit,ers from Wilson Knocked
OF suuo!k Yesterday and iumped out OF
INC cellar. Watch them ramblc Thursday
when they h!t Boulevard Field
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Gunboat Hudson said YESTERDAY tina, Jr
v!h > cobb wasn't a; Antwerp as there
games. Guess that's why a few ". Lno,.
G!tn't 70 either.
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It's up TO Tommy Abbot, now 10 come
and catch up with Buck Daueh,on. who
seems 70 be getting back into form again
Tommy Is about the only member ~ IN.
colts who Ism; banging them out rich,
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When Babe first signed up with the big
boys tney gave him 500 year. with his
present salary. bonuses and royalties fru-n
writing guess S6D wouldn't tempt him FOR
one night stand now.
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A siti. friendly ropar,cc f. "iak." a.
th"y used 10 say IN ";his mans army"
but "hch you have TO get some regular
guy TO give you hand the fun Is all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

nc HullderS are droDping further back
ard wouldn't be surprised 10 SEQ Them anT
n" cats night ii ou. for the cellar posi-.
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SOUTHAMPTON TENNIS

To lie Continued Tomorrow
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"A hroai: must come pretty soon I'm m.
:;ni3nai and American League races as
tHc leaders arc punched too close 10 he
comfortable. Guess We can look Tor /,
most sAlytimc now.
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Portsmouth had to show her class ycs,er
n"E 10 Trim the Goohcrs and she Ger
fanny 6ld; slim Mclaughlin must have
"ec" "o'hihS me I" allow only one hit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

according TO reports they gave Carl Nav.
HHlte a reception when he appeared al
". P"lo Ground. yesterday. lie then
came back and won Many were OF the
oHinion mat Car! would not be seen in
UNIFORM again this season.
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Church HUI intends goinE to washing.
t01n to play before long: They would also
wou'd be a better game than lots We have
seen this year At Boulevard Field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

Wet grounds made the Colts hang around
me hotel! all day Yesterday and cons"
uuthiy the Truckers by winning pulled
further away from the local boys
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-29
PRiSNE PROVADE
Nj BLOKADY
RJEKY.
D'ANNUNZIO STRfLf MA
ITALSKE LODE.

Terst, 27. dubna. - DneSni
blokada Rjeky jest provadena
s neobvyklou prisnosti a We
Skere spojeni mesta vneisim
svetem jest preruseno. Italske
pravidelne vojsko samo vyta-
halo koleje a postavilo strojni
pusky k strezeni mestskych
hranic. Nikomu neni dovole-
no do Rjeky jiti ami vychazeti,
ba ami mlekarum neni dovo-
len vstup do mesta.
Rjeka, %. dubna. - Bate
RE Gabriela D'Annunzia zapo
caly vcerejSiho vecera paliti ma
italsky torpedovy clun V sa-
mem okoli Rjeky. Vypaleno
celkem dvacet strel jez dopa-
daily vesmes daleko mimo ci-
lie. Clun pokracoval klidne V
plavbe a bez ztrat piistal ma
miste urteni.
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ANCLICKA KRALOVNA IA
'LOVANA PRO 4 DOLLARY.

Londyn, 27. dubna. = An
glicka kralovna obdrzela soud
nj obsilku, zaluje il jisty modi
sta, jemuz nedoplatila A dola-
ry "a koupeny u neho klobouk.
Stalo Sc tax pred pul rokem,
kdy strhla obchodnikovi u
ttu S4, tvrdic, ze pri uttovani
Sc staia mylka. Y Anglii totiz
podleha kral obytejnemu
soudu; stale Sc jednou, re po-
Imam byl predesly kral Ed
ward k soudu proto, re urazil
obyceineho smrtelnika. V dnes
MIN pripade patrne sahne kra
lovsky pan manzel do kapsy a
zaplati "a manzelku duh, aby
Sc pfedeslo soudnlmu jednani
a tax nevyhnutelnemu skan.
dalu.
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cESKOSLOVENSKY OBJ
CHOD "a SEST MESfCU.
Zprava Richarda Crane-a "
Commerce Reports"e

Celkovy dovoz do Ceskoslo.
venska "a prvni pull roku 1915
byl odhadovan ma 1,071 mill.
onu ceskych korun, meZitim &C
vyvoz V te same dobe obnase'
asi ,289 milionn korun, takze
vyvoz prevysuje dovoz o 21e
milionu korun. V techto cisli.
cich neni zahrnut vyvoz do
voz uhli, protoze statistika G
tomto zbozi nebyla dosud upl-
nou.
Necha Sc lehce spozorovat
re vyvoZ prevySuje dovoz V ia
kovych zemich, kde panuje vel
mi milky kurS penezni, kdezto
V zemich priznivymi penez-
mimi pomery sc ukazuje pra-
Wy opak. Nejvetsi vymena do
elena Rakouskem, kan Sc
vyvezlo skoro "a 500 milionil
zbozi, to jest asi 65 procent
ceneho naSeho vyvozu. Mas do
voz Rakouska obnaSel 355
miliond korun, to jest asi 33
procent celkoveho dovozu ma
Seho. Mas vyvoz do Rakouska
prevySoval dovoz do teto ze-
me o AL milionu ceskych ko-
run. Tyto cislice podavaji j.
ste poneti vzhledem k naSi bu-
douci obchodni politice.
Pokud Sc tyce Nemecka, ma
Sc obchodni rovnovaha Jest ne
priznivou. Mas vyvoz do Ne
mecka obnasel 127 a pul mill
onu ceskych korun, proti 144
milionnm korun dovozu.
Znacny obnos vykazany V
dovozu z Italie - 139 pull
milionu ceskych korun - Wy
svetluje sc okolnostmi, re tato
zeme byla prvni, jez Sc objevi-
la ma ceskoslovenskych trzich
S tkanym zbozim.
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PILULkY POSkYTUJlCt
MLADf STARCUM.

Oznamuje Sc z Londyna, re
"mladi poskytujici" pilulky,
vedecky pojmenovane "thyru-
xine", ukazovany jsou ma che
micke vystave tamni. Dynamo
vany elixir, ienz upraven jest
Ze zlaZ ovce, ne opice, pred
kladan jest S trochou cukru.
Pravi Sc, re pilulky omladnou
stare lidi prekvapujicim zpu-
sobem a re nevyvinute ditky
rozviieji Sc po iich pouziti ja-
ko rostliny po deSti.
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K UVADENf NOVEHO
KLUBU.
Hlavni Rad {. S. P. S. chysta
velkolepy zajezd do
Detroit.

V ceske osade V Detroit,
Mich, organisovan je pritom-
ne silny klub, ktery pristi me-
sic primkne Sc k mohutne ma
81 organisaci c. S. P. S. Uvede-
nj noveho toho spolku svereno
bude mistnimu radu Columbia
els. lat, jenz vysle do Detroit
svoji zvlaStni osvedcenou inau
guracni druzinu. Lee druzina
ia nebude jedinym hostem Gle
velandskych c. S. P. S. w
znacneho toho uvadeni V De-
troit sucastni Sc cely zdejSi
Hlavni Rad q lie jistotou O.
cekavati, re tez vSechny lokal-
nj rady c. S. P. S. vyslou do
Detroit svoje delegace, aby ia
mejsi slavnost nabyla Sirokeho
raZu i vyZnamu.
V kvetnu dockame Sc tudiz
velkolepeho c. S. P. S. zajez-
du, vypravy, jakych bylo cd
mas poradano nekolik jiz pred
lety. zvlaste V dobach, kdy pr
va Gisla c. S. p. S. V Detroit V
existenci vchazela.. A neni po
chyby, re ma majovem tom w
letu do Michiganu budou Sc
podilet clenove radu 2 jinych
ohajskych NEST, cimz projek-
tovana vyprava stane Sc jeSte
vyznacnejSi. Datum zajezdu
neni posud urcen, lee neopo-
menem ma nutne podrobnosti
jeSt6 V cas- upoZorniti.
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Loupez ma samote u Pisku.

AssA cAAAAOAS 4 l6nus
We ctvrtek ke 2. hodine noe.
nj vnikli 8 neznami muzi do
bytu Rosalie Kucharove ma sa-
mote Stare Lame" u Pisku.
Prohlasili, re jsou bolsevici a
vyhrozujice, ze Kucharovou
zabiji, zadali, aby Jim vydala
veskere 1spory V castce 1925
K. Lupici odcizili jeste povlak
ma pefiny, hrnce s 5 ky pre-
vareneho masla a uprchli. Ma
sledujiciho dine zatklo cetni-
ctvo 2 Pisku Frantiska Halu 2
Putimi, iakozto podezreleho z
teto loupeze. Pri konfrontaci
poznala ho Kucharova jako
jednoho onech tri lupich. Ha
la dodan do vazby krajskeho
soudu Pisku a po jeho spo-
lecnicich patra cetnictvo.
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PODfLNfKUM A PRfZNIV.
CUM PEOPLES BAKING CO.

Nekteri podilnici tazi Sc po-
sledni dobou, kdy uz zacneme
peel, nebo zdali Sc uz pete. Je-
dni mluvi tax zertem, 2 list il
nych mi vSak tato otazka jako
vycitka, re riditelstvo pracuje
ma uskutecneni veci pomalu.
Slovem jsou nedockavi, chteli
by jiz kupovat vyrobky vlast-
nj pekarny. Pravdou vSak je,
re reditelstvo, ma prvni valne
hromade mesici unoru zvole-
ne, pracuje stale obetave, ko-
ma sve schuze tydne, ale jest
mu dnes zapolit Sc zcela mimo-
fadnymi obtizemi. Ket' asovani
pozemky majetky a staveb-
MIN materialem dostupuje po-
sledni dobou vrchole a Tiditel-
stvo haii jen zajmy vsech ma
podniku sucastnenych, jestliZe
81 vede opatrne a obezretne, by
neucinilo chybneho kroku. Kdy
by bylo ma veci interesovano
ien nekolik osob V riditelstvu,
pax podle hesla CO 81 kdo upe-
ce, to ma, mohlo by Sc leccos
riskovat. Kde vSak disponuje
Sc pencil delnickych organi-
saci a clenu jejich, musi Sc ka-
zdy .krok pfedem dukladne a
svedomite uvaziti. Obracime
Sc ma vsechny podilniky a pri-
znivce naseho podniku Sc "a
dosti, ably hledeli 81 zakoupiti
jeste podily a ziskat i podil-
Milky move. Jen ma clenstvu je,
ably podnik mas Sc rozsiril. Ri
ditelstvo nevydrzuje zadne pla
Gene silly k prodavani podilu,
praci tuto jest konat nam sa-
mym. Dosud upsano jest pres
400 podili po $4,000 a hoto-
We jest slozeno jiz $4,000. V
pripadu, re by Sc penize v brz
ku do podniku neinvestovaly,
obdrzi podilnici ze svych podi
lii tyz urok jake V bance. Dou
fame proto, re veskeri podilni
ci a priznivci vezmou toto Wy
svetleni ma vedomi a riditel-
stvu budou napomocni dalsi
praci jeho. Kdokoliv by 81 pfal
blizsich informaci nebo chtel
81 zakoupit podil, necht' ucini
tax v 1radovne "Progresu' ne
bo We schuzi riditelstva mist
nosti Rybaka a Sixty, 1868
Broadway. Ia riidtelstvo
V. Vrzak, tai.
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DAIRY Z LASkY.

Pan Mart Commercial Ira
ding Co. vyriZuje zasilky do
vlasti nabizi pro nasledujici
tfi dny zvlastnost, kazdou
zasilkou pres SIS pripojuje
10 krabic Bordensova mleka
zdarma. PovSimnete 81 dnesni
oznamky.
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NOVA MODA.

Washington, %. dubna. -
Kampan, jez ma "a ucel pri-
nett muze, ably obl6kali Sc V
"overals' a zeny, ably priodi-
valy krasu svou hrubou kartou
novou zasterou jako protest
prot nynejsim nekrest' anskym
cenam odevu, Slfi Sc V narode.
DepeSe, jez sem byly zaslany
z rdznych zdroiu, sdelujl, re
kluby "a tim ncelem jsou "a
kladany a ze obchodnici nosi
modre vrchni kalhoty jake
protest V 8 mestech. V Norfol-
ku, Va, 5000 obGanu projevi-
Ii svuj umysl, re budou nositi
overalls tax dlouho, dokud
|nyn6jSi ceny nepoklesnou. il
ma mesta, V nichz kampan jest
V proudu, jsou Roanake, Va,
kde utvoreny byly til overall
sove kluby, a jeden zasterovy
pro zeny; V Greenville, j. X,
Hickens, j. X, Columbia, j.
K, Richmond, Va, Atlanta,
Ga, Spokane, Wash. a Empo-
ria, Kans. = Y Emporia rev.
j. c. .Brogan, jenz nedavno byl
zvolen do ufadu mayora. bude
nepochybne nastolen V over
alls. = Jednu okolnost dluzno
phi tom vsak poznamenati: O
znamuje Sc zaroven nekolika
mist, re tam zdrazeny byly O.
verals re dvou ma Sest dolla-
ri = nasledkem velke poptav
ky.
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MASARYkOVA AkADEMlC
PRACE IN. A. P.)
Ceskoslovenska InformaCni
kancelaf.

Y pfedveGer jubilea sedmde
satych narozenin naSeho pre-
sidenta Masaryka, dne 6. brez
ma bylo ma slavnostni schulz
konane V palaci ministerstva
skolstvi Praze "a cestneho
predsednictvi pana ministra
Habermana vladou Ceskoslo-
venske Republiky jmenovano
prvnich 60 clenG pracovnich
odboru Masarykovy Academic
Prace. V dobe iednoho meslce
zvoli tito dalSich 60 clend a V
dalsim mesici doplni Sc sbor 0
noVych so clenu ma celkovy po
cet $50 c!enu pracovniku, ,iichz
lkoiem bude sledovat mas no.
spodarsky rozvoj, davati radu
vse;n obcandm republiky a sna
ziti Sc o hospodarske osamo-
statneni naSeho statu.
4 techto clenu bude zvolena
vedecka rada a kuratorium la
kozto organisacni spravni tele-
so. Masarykova Academic Pra
ce byla zalozena z popudu in
zenyra Stan. Spacka, ktery Sc
cleny Technickohospodarske
Jednoty vypracoval program,
ma zaklade jehoz byly venova-
ny prvni obnosy ku zapoceti
grace, sice 1000 korun tovar
nikem Waldesem, 100000 Pra-
gobankou a 100000 p. presi
dentem Masarykem.
ku provedeni celeho progra-
mu bude treba ovSem vetsich
sum, ktere Sc ziskaji clensky-
mi prlspevky Jednoty Pratel
Masarykovy Academic Prace,
dobrovolnymi Diary, odkazy a
stalou vladni podporou. Vel
kych Zasluh o zrizeni Masary-
kovy Academic Prace ma vysla
nee DR.. Bedrich Stepanek, kite
ry smerodatnym kruhum zdn-
raznil jeji velke ukoly a d1le-
zite poslani pro mas dalSi roz-
vol, jakoz i pro zajisteni nasi
svobody.
Konecne M. A. P. Jest velmi
pilne zamestnana organisaci IL
stavu, ale prece jiz nyni moz-
TO Sc ma nj obraceti S dotazy
o poradu, kterym vzdy bude
venovana nejvetsi pece a po-
zornost.
S Masarykovou Akademii
Prace souvisi Jednota Pfatel
Masarykovy Academic Prace
(J. P. M. A. P.), maiici "a u
eel sdruziti vSechny Cechoslo
vaky na celem svete V jednot-
ny silny spolek, tax ably Glen
j. P. NJ. A. P. vSude kamkoliv
pride, nabyl dobrou radu a
pfipadne podporu.
Organem M. A. =. iakoz il.
P. M. A. P. jest ctrnactidennik
Nova Prace", redigovany
chefredaktorem inzenyrem R.
Zizkou spolu cetnym redakc-
MIN sborem, ktery zaseda kaz-
dou stredu Cd 6 do 8 kriticky
zkouma nejenom clanky zpra
Wy zaslane, ale i veskere dGle-
zite udalosti donna cizine a
venuJe nalezitou pozornost i
pomerum americkym.
Svym obsahem radi Sc "No-
va Prace" mezi nejlepsi caso-
pisy jest rozesilana do cele-
no sveta.
Kancelafe M. A. P. a J. p.
M. A. P. administrace Move
Prace jsou Praze H., Zitna
ulice cislo /.
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Moudra babicka.

* napadniku vnueky): "Pa
matujte 81, mladiku, re laska
k devceti neni laska k repu-
blice, abyste 81 j vail podle
toho, co nj vyzlskate".
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-04-16
Real Estate Transfers

Real Estate Transfers
J. R. Mccormick to Chas. and D.
Rees, parcel 41-42 Swanton.
Geo. P Wales to Vern C. Smith.
lot 49, Newcomers addition, Wau-
seon.
Mary C. Roe to BENZ. J. Allion,
lot z and 8, C. L, Aliens Div, Fay
cite.
v. C. Smith to Jack Gee lot 49
Newcomers addition, Wauseon.
Name Frey to Bessie L. Myers,
lot II, Yeagers and Sheffields addi-
ton, Archbold.
Arthur ]. Bair to BENZ. J. Kahle
40 acres, Sec. 10, Amboy Township.
Luther Shade to Geo. w. Bates,
60 acres Sec. 35, 1920 acres Sec. 2.
and lots Is. 16, IT. and 10 Cobb's
addition, Ottokee, all in Dover Town
ship.
I. L. Hagerman to Rebecca Bush
ey part lots 406, 407 and 408, Wau-
seon.
Rachel Myers to James and Mary
Hall, 80 acres, Sec. 9, Amboy Town
ship.
Silas Emmons to VIM. and Maggie
Roberts. 80 acres, Sec. 9, Fulton
Township.
Christian Rupp to Jacob L. and
Caroline Neidhardt, lot 96,
OIReiley's Div. Pettisville, Clinton
Township.
R. B. McKibben to Walter Winzel.
er part out lot No. 1, Greenough's
Add. Wauseon.
Frank E. Seve to L. O. and Eve
Viers, lot 18, Sargent's Addition
Delta.
Chas. Netcher to E. j. Pugh, TIC
acres. Sec. IL. Swan Creek.
Almond E. Munson to VIM. Robin
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-04-16
THE PRESIDENTIAL
PRIMARY BALLOTS
Presidential Primary Elec-
ticn Tuesday April 9th,
1920-Candidates of The
Parties-WhO's Who On
the BallOtts-TO Vote Is
A Duty.

Never in the history of the Unit
ed States of America has there
been a more critical state of affairs
within the nation than now exists
and never was there a time when 1t
was more important that the citi-
zens of the nation should take an
active interest in the policies of the
government and the choosing Cf
leaders and officers to determine
the policies and administer une
affairs of government than now. It
is time for everyone who makes
any pretentions obeing a 100 per
cent American to remember that
this is still nominalIy at least, a
government of, for and by the peo-
pie and that the casting of intelli-
gent well and carefully considered
BALLOT is a duty, an obligation,
as well as a privilege of American
citizenship.
The question as to whether women
shall vote in Ohio April 9th is. still
unsettled and probably will remain
SO until April goth.
Personally we sincerely hope that
they will be permitted to vote, be-
cause we have confidence in the in
tellieent- womanhood of the State
that they will give careful considera-
tion to the problems that confront
the nation, careful study of the
qualifications and characters of the
office of President and that they
will cast an intelligent conscientious
BALLOT.
The Candidates of the two great
political parties are before the peo-
pie. Here in Ohio the Democratic
party seem to be solid for James
M. Cox, though of course there will
be votes for other candidates.
All delegates and alternates on
the Democratic tickets are an
nounced as Cox for first choice and
Campbell as second choice.
Candidates for Delegates at large
to National Convention are Judson
Harmon, Edmond H. Moore, Atlee
Pomerene, James E. Campbell four
to be elected.
Alternates are Lazard Kahn,
George S. Long, John L. Snuff,
William Green.
District delegates and alternate
are Harry L. Conn, Geo. T. Farrell;
Daniel M. Bailey alternates, W. N
Shaffer, F. w. Reiter. Two dis
trict delegates and two alternates to
be elected. Delegates to the Demo.
cratic State Convention are W. C
Fink, Fred E. Pilliod, w. J. Clark
Three to be elected, only one can
didate as alternate to the State
Convention appears on the ticket
Sam D. Nofziger; three are to be
elected.
The Republican party has line
of good men as possible presiden
tial candidates. johnson of Cali
/ fornia. Lowden of Illinois, Harding
of Ohio and Wood of the U. S. A.
are all able men and we believe tina
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-04-16
NEW MANUFACTURING
PLANT FOR WAUSEON
Prompt ActiOn-C Commerce
Club Officers Put Wau-
seon Proposition Up To
Screw Products Manufac-
turing Company = Com
pany Accepts

In the report of the special meet
ing of the Commerce Club which
appears in another column Of this
issue mention is made of the action
taken by the club in regard to Sc
curing the location of a Screw Pro-
ducts manufacturing plant in Wau-
seon. The officers of the club com-
municated with the people interested
in the new plant and on Tuesday of
this week a representative of the
company came to Wauseon and in
naf of the company accepted the
proposal Of the Commerce Club to
pay them a bonus of $4,000, said
bonus to be apportioned as a per-
centage of the pay roll of the plant
in Wauseon during a period of five
years. The representative agreed
to return to Wauseon on Saturday
of this week, sign contract or agree
ment to locate the plant here and
deposit $4,000 in the local banks as
q guarantee of their good faith.
The company will purchase the site
located west of the Superior Iron
and Manufacturing Company plant
at the d. T. & l. and Wabash rail-
ways NAOoolhks HN 1NAiAAAAbNNN eaP
pointed by the Club consisting of
the president, F. J. Spencer. F. r
Grilford and G. F. Orth acting in
accordance with instructions from
the Club have selected the FOLLOWING
twelve members to act with them in
carrying out the proposal which has
been accepted by the company
George Howard. Otto FunkhoUser
John HIATT, G. f. Wager. A. E. Har.
ger. r. J. Bissonnette, w. C. Fink
Farl Edgar, Ed Scott. II. F. Dimke
G. l.. Gof and Howard Lyon.
Earlv next week this committed
will solicit the business and profes.
sional men of the town for Sub
scriptions to meet the bonus agreed
upon by the Club.
The neg plant will not employ 8
large number Of men the first yea,
not to exceed twenty-five men; loca
men will be employed as far as pos.
sible TO do so. The company plan Il
he~in the erection Of the first build
ing of the plant at once and vii
install machinery and begin opera
tions as soon as possible.