davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-25
Ia pre- slovenskd vladu v Brati-
slave. - Red.

Ia pre- slovenskd vladu v BratiS
slave. - Red.
- Muna je M slobode. Ma "a
klade amnestie udelenej pre- vse-
tky trestne ciny politicke trest-
ne ciny spachane pohn1tok po-
litickych do I. marca 1920, Dol
30 maja vazenia zemskeho trest
neho sddu prepusteny Alois Mu-
i1a vsetci spoluobzalovani.
Ohromny poziar ma vych.
Slovensku. Dna %. maja 1920 po-
stihnuta bola obec Zipov pri Tre-
bisove (zupa Zelnplinska) stras-
nym poziarom, ktoremu "a obet'
pablo ITO stavani stodol. Dive
tretiny obce l'ahly popol'om, cez
$50 rodfn je bez prostriedkov a
pristresia. Dravy zivel, podporo-
vany silnym vichrom siril sa po
vysusenych doskovych a sindlo-
vych strechach a drevenych plo-
toch s takou rychlost 'ou, ze v
kratkom case stala skoro celia o.
bee v plamenoch. Ma miesto po-
ziaru dostavily sa hned' so vSet-
kych stran posadky cs. p. pl. {.
% zenijna rota 2. pl tiez i ha-
sicsky sbor Michaloviec, fch mad
|, l'udske1 e1namahe podarilo sa ohen
lokalizovat'. Zhorela skola a ev.
kostol, ktoreho strecha sa sr1ti-
la, acprave bola pobita plechom.
Zachranne prace boly take pre-
nedostatok vody, ktora musela sa
eerpat' 20 studni, lebo obci ME-
to Madneho potoka ami rybnfka,
a voda 20 studni bola skorc wy
cerpana, takze sa musela dova-
zat' 20 susednych obci. Material
ma skoda je ohromna, lebo zhorel
vsetok movity majetok. Dl'a Wy
setrenia cetnfctva zalozili ohen
dvaja sedemroenf chlapci, ktori
v stodole fajeili. Velitel'stvo cs.
p. pl. e. % ujalo sa hned' pomoc-
nej akcie, ably sbierkami medzi
vojskom okolitym obyvatel'-
stvom~ bolo celene aspon najvae-
Sci okamzitej nddzi. Podpora Sta
tn i celej verejnosti, ma ktor1 sa
obecny trad zipova obracia We
rejnym ohlasom, ku zmierneniu
biedy znovusriadeniu obce, ie
nezbytna. Prezident Masaryk po-
slal ma pomoc ozobraeenym oby-
vatel 'om 100000 kor1n.
Novosriadena sprava Slo-
venslka. Minister rSrobar odisiel z
Bratislavy. Splnomocnene mini
sterstvo pre- sprawl Slovenska pre-
wal DIR. Ivan Derer. DR.. Srobar
zostane Prahe ako minister zdra
votnictva minister unifikacie.
Dosavadny unifikacny minister
DIR. Hodza Dol vymenovany "a
predsedu spravneho vyboru pre-
kontrolu spravy na Slovensku,
ktory Dol sriadeny po tieto dni
po boku splnomocneneho ministra
pre- sprawl Slovenska. Toto roz-
delenie uloh je vysledkom troj-
dnoveho pokonavania zastupcoy
vlady slovenskych socialnych de-
mokratov a narodnej rol nickel
strany. Spravny vybor bude mat
velik1 Ilohu: West dozor mad
celou verejnou spravou ma S!o-
vensku krem s1dobnfctva. Popri
tom bude spo1uposobit' so splno-
mocnenym ministrom pri reorga-
nizacii spravy v smysle novych
zakonov nariadeni, tykaj1cich
sa sriadenia z1p, zostanenia i.
radMctva, pretvorenia doteraj-
sich referatov. Ia zupanov bud1
len tt aplikovani, ktorf bud1
chcet' vstdpit' do 1radnickeho
stavu. To ~znamena odpolitizova-
ME celeho zupanskeho sboru. Ce-
lie tlradnictvo bude vymen1vat'
podl'a navrhov patricnych sloven-
skych lradnych cinitel'ov = mi
nisterstvo vn1tra.
= General Rada odchadza z
Kosic ako divizionar ma move p6-
sobiSte.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-25

- Poliaci. doy&xait do Gravy

PoliAci, dov&xsjt do Gravy
sbrane! Ako ma Tesinsku, TAX j v
Grave Spisi agitujd Poliaci maj
|podlejsim sp6sobom q pouzivajd
vsetkych prostriedkov, aby cim
Wac stvali proti nagej republike.
Hlavnym ich ciel'om je rozb1rit
l'ud, vzbudit' nepokoje v plebis-
citnom 1zemf a docielit' najhnus-
nejsfm terorom 1spechu. v po-
slednej dobe dopravili do Gravy
podludne mnozstvo zbranf, sire
Iva dynamitu, ktore nem6ze
byt' urcene ma inc, ako; po zna-
nom pol 'skom sposobe, k zaker-
nemu prepadaniu a ohrozovaniu
nasho bezbranneho. pokojnaho
l'udu.
- 1000 miionov korln ma obi
lie q ma mnku. Dl'a zpzayy P1a-
hy povolila cs. vlada miliardu ko-
run, aby "a toto bolo k1pene v
cudzozemsku obilie mlka no
vel trody. Tym bude vyziva ma
roda v budicom roku koneene L.
pine zaistena.
- Uhlie? z Parkana sa ozna-
muje V obci Helemba " Honte,
blizko mad. hranfc pri Dunajl)
nachodi sa v lese ma troch mie-
stach cierne kamenne uhlie do
brej akovosti. Banicki odbornici
sli vysetrit' nalez. +,
- Poliaci vrazdia v Hornej O.
rave. Pol'skf teroristi ,dna 21,r ma
ia nozmi dOpichali Jozefa Jtrku-
laka Namestova, ktorehe stav
je vel'mi vazny.
= Amerilza kupuje mas cukor.
Vzhl 'adom ma, citel' ny nedostatok
cukru v Amerike, 5rozhodla sa a.
mericka vlada zakdpit' cd mas Gu
kor. Dl'a doterajsich zprav pre-
nechah sme' jej predbezne 1900
metrickych centov. Priemerna ce-
ma je asi "a doll. f. o. b. Hamburg
"a 100 ky. kockoveho cukru.
Tedy nejeden American osladi
81 kavu ceskoslovenskym cukrom.
- Franc1zske dielo o Sloven-
sku. Dozvedeli SINE sa, ze sef es.
generalneho stabu, general Pelle,
pripravuje franc1zske reprezen-
tivne, bohate ilustrovane dielo o
Slovensku vybor francdzskych
prekladov vynikajdcich cesko-
slovenskych spisovatel'ov, "a ST
cinnosti chyrneho nasho kritika a
spisovatel'a Saldu. General Pelle
je znamym priatel 'om nasho ma
roda je skutoene vyyznamne, ze
venuje svoiu pozornost' nielen
naSmu vojsku, lez nasim kult1r-
nym snaham. Ma dostojne fran
cizske dielo o Slovensku mozeme
sa pravom tesit'.
- George Clemenceau, byvaly
francdzsky ministersky predseda
pride po tieto dni do CS. repub-
liky liecit' sa do Karlovych Va
rov.
vel,kolepy dar americkych
Slovakov Mattel Slovenskej. Ma
tica Slovenska dostala cd pred
sedu Americkej Slovenskej Lfgy,
Alberta Mamateya nasleduj1ci te-
legram: "Tlaeiarske stroje S IL
plnym zariadenim v Gene 10000
dollarov poslane boly ministrovi
Srobarovi. Prevezmite organiza-
ciu tlaciarenskej spolocnosti Slo-
venskej Lfgy. Matica Slovenska
podrzi 81 ako dar najmenej 81 pro
cent akcif a zbyvaj1ce akcie pre-
dajte "a ceny urcene Vami a mi
nistrom Srobarom. Knihtlaciaren
postavte v side Matice Sloven-
skej. Tlacte matiene a Srobarove
publikacie a pri tom inc. Myslim,
ze usporiadanie bude najlepSie
pre- slovensky narod. Zaenite pra-
Gu bezodkladne. Mamatey."
Slovenska Matiea, ktora dosial'
zapasila S prekazkami, moze roz-
vinlt sa v plnom rozsahu, lebo
ma 3 sadzacie stroje, jednu ro-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-25
Pima moe dr.. D6rera. Pred

l'uje, ze vlada repnbliky dala mi
nistrovi DIR. Ivanovi Dererovi pl.
MI moe, aby vydaval nariadenia
a konal vsetko K udrzaniu poriad
ku, ku konzolidovanfu pomerov,
k zabezpeeelliu riadneho statneho
zivota ma Slovensku.
Koniec prepitnsho ' kosi.
clych hostincoch. v Kosiciach cd
/. j1na prestaya prepitne v ka-
viarnach a hostincoch. Hostia v
prospech zamestnancov kaviarni
a hostincov bud1 platit' O 10 do
Is proc. Wac.
ia n&boxna pol'sk& Hajina.
Nase pohranicne dedinky s1 v ca
stych stykoch S 'Poliakmi; a tie
styky su nam naskrze neskodne,
ba, naopak, sluzia nasej sprave-
dlivej veci. TAX j mala prihoda v
Zubrici (Orava). Pred par dnami
prislo ta par Poliakov, a iddc de-
dinkou popri kostole, zastali cell
zarazeni a cudovali sa, ze obyva-
telia nestrazia svoj kostolik. Ma
otazku Zubricanov, preco ich to
tax prekvapuje, odpovedali: ssMy
veru musfme kostol strait lebo
,ho uz vykradi, robia to nielen
u mas, ale vsade v Pol 'skej po ko-
stoloch kradn1."
y = zlodejka, ktora hlt& prstene.
Tsty, inzinier V Plzni ztratil zlaty
prsten vyslovil podozrenie, ze
mu no ukradla jeho posluhovae-
ka. Pri sddnom vysluchu donna
la sa posluhovaeka, ze vzala pr
sten a hned' pc kradezi ho zhlt-
la. Sud nechal posluhovaeku ivo
vazeni a urobil opatrenie, aby, pr
stem Ease prisiel ma svet.
i, Cena a davka culru. Dl'a
Mar. Listov st1pne v buddcnej
Rampant cena cukru asi ma 8 K
"a kilogram. Ak bude vysledok
kampane dobry, zvysi sa mesac-
ma davka ma l a pol kila pre- oso-
b11. Zvysok vyroby bude urceny
pre- vyvoz "a hranice.
- Krest 'ansld socialist a "a
tknuti spioni. Dl'a zpravy Kas-
sal Napl6, kosicka strana kre-
st 'anskych socialistov odovzdala
gen. Destremaux memorandum v
zaujme "mternovanych" v Have.
Destremaux postal memorandum
patricnemu tlradu. Pred nedav-
nom orodovali bratislavski stu
penci tejto strany v slovenskom
ministerstve "a polapanych spio-
nov, ktori ME s1 internovani, ale
zatknuti, a mad ktorymi bude s1-
dit vojensky sud. Krest 'anskf
socialist mimi spojenf l'uda-
ci roznych vlastizradnych a Spi-
onskych dobrodruzstvf nevycha-
dzaj1. - Iste mad 'arske casopi-
sy oznamuj1 navrat niektorych
zatknutych Ilavy, avsak vo wy
setrovanf proti MIN sa d 'alej po-
kracuje.
Nemecke obce abaujskej zu-
py chcu byt' pripojen6 k spisu.
Obec Medzev (Abaujska) zacala
akciu, ably nemecke obce zupy
Abaujskej gemerskej boly pri-
pojene k Spisu. Podobna akcia
oeakava sa i v Dobsinej.
DR.. Stodola v Parixi. Vlad-
ny referent DIR. Stodola prisiel do
Pariza, ably zahajil rozpravy S O.
ficielnJmi kruhami francnzsky-
mi k priprave 1casti obchodu
prie,nyslu franc1zskeho ma vele-
trhu v Bratislave.
Slovenska Banlka v Ruzom-
berku otvorila najnovsie filialku
v Baaskej Bystrici. Je to uz de-
siata filialka tohoto najvacsieho
slovenskeho penazneho 1sstavu.
Srbska kukurica Do repub-
iky. Ministerska rada v Belehra-
de povolna vyvoz 1000 vagonov
kukurice do Is. republiky.
Kol'ko l'udi plati nasa re-
pubika, 0 tom podava prehl 'ad
Vecernik Pr. Lidu" a prichodi
K tomuto konecnemu vysledku:
Uradnictva v hodnostnej triede
Ty - 70 COG xIs41.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-27

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE
OF FRANK E. BAKER, DE-
CEASED:
Your are hereby notified that the
undersigned has been appointed ex-
ecutor Of the will of Frank h. Baker,
deceased, by the county court of
Grady county, Oklahoma, and you are
hereby notified to present any and
all claims you may have against the
estate of the said Frank E. Baker,
deceased, within six months from
the date of the publication of this
notice, or the same will be forever
barred. Said claims may be filed
with the undersigned at his office
in the First National bank Bldg.
Chickasha, oklahoma, or may be
filed with the County Judge of Ora
dy County, oklahoma.
Dated this the 18th day Of July,
1920.
Adrian Melton,
Executor of the last will and tesla
ment Of Frank E. Baker deceased.
7-22-3tw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-27
Short Stories
of the Town
New Arrival at Hill Home.

Announcement OF the birth of a
boy on July 10Th to Mr. and Mrs.
james j. Hill, OF Vinita, has just
been received by friends of the fami-
ly here. The young man has been
chfistened John Davis. Mrs. Hill was
formerly Miss Katherine Barr and
previous to her marriage was resi-
dent of fthis city. She was member
of the junior high school faculty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-27
Local Lad Married.

News of the marriage of Hukel
Cosgrove, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Cosgrove, Of this city, to Miss Ella
Mcclure, has just been received here.
The couple were married Sunday ev-
ening in Anadarko where they will
be at home after August 9TH. Mr..
Cosgrove who was formerly connect
ed with the Owl drug store here, is
now employed in drug store in
Anadarko. Miss Mcclure is form
er student in the Chickasha business
college.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-27
Dersonal
Il Mention

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Mr. and Mrs D Arthur Wilson were
Mr. and Mrs. Otis J. Hallowell ex-
pect to spend the afternoon in Okla
RuB-NO-MORE WASHING pow
DER-cIeans and deoderzes working
clothes.
Don't miss the Silent Avenger,"
hozy today
Mrs. Layton Armstrong of Des
Moines, Ia, is the guest Of Mrs. w.
G. Armstrong, 1928 Chickasha ave.
Garnett Roach returned last night
from a business trip to Pauls Valley
ana sulphur.
List your property win MIS- Mat
tie +. jerks for quick sale. Phone
1874. Residence l23 SO. 7th. 22-6t
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e'''o"uou 'i9i' WIN - 'e"u' anu e'"
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D. "9 nun n"' ie'ulneu from Vlsit
wiz" hioii"S anu lei"'i'es III OAlailo
ma Oi'y'
N"''
iiairy iiahlnerly' locai attorney
""s ioluiheu from VhIee WEEKS
pleasure "Trip 10 Chlcago ana Mlhne-
NuieN" springs Arh" anu VIII re-
H"iu III 'hat CITY lor several uays'
"all o o"ain' STUDENT Ill the
School ol mines at Wllpurtoh' where
"sp@s '"9 9s'' 'o''d .dp 'p' in 'epoo"s lao osy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-27

Mrs. NJ. w. Lewis and children,
Harry and Morgan, 900 Iowa avenue,
expect to leave today for Purcell
where they will spend several days
visiting friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-27

Miss Grace McGraw has returned
to her home in Oklahoma City after
spending several days visiting her
father and brother, Gordon, connect
ed with the Palace Pharmacy here.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
COMPERS SEES WAR IN SIGHT
 WITH MEXICO

WASHINGTON June (by Associ- ated Press).- Samuel Gompers, presi- dent of the American Federation of Labor, declared today that war be- tween the United States and Mexico would resut if the recommendations of the committee which has been in- vestigating Mexican affairs is car ried out. He said the recommends tions amount to declaration that un- less Mexico changes it's constitution to accord with the ideas of American oil interests, the United States will intervene
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
SIXTY LAWS TO BE REPEALED
 BY RESOLUTION REQUESTING
 ALL WAR TIME LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON, June 4 (by Associ- ated Press) By a vote of 323 to 3, the house adopted and sent to the senate the resolution repeating all war time laws except the Lever act and the act against trading with an enemy.
 The resolution repeals sixty laws, most of them conferring broad discre- tionary powers upon the president which will be removed from the stat utes of the resolution passes. Action on the resolution by the senate is ex- pected before adjournment Saturday.
 Speaker Gillett refused to grant the floor of the house to any member for the purpose of calling up the resolu- tion expressing sympathy with Ireland because of lack of time The resolu-
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04

CHICAGO, June 4 (by Associated Press) of seventeen railroad unions sent messages today to Presi- dent Wilson, Speaker GilIett and Sen ator Lodge protesting against the pro- posed adjournment of congress, de- claring it was urgent that the lawmak- CTS remain in session until definite ac- tion has been taken to curb the high cost of living. The telegrams said that not a single remediel measure touching upon these subjects had been enacted, and declared it incredible that government leaders can assent to a seeming agreement to continue a do-nothing policy which means that grave economic problems will be the playthings for politicians during the next five months.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
RECORD APPLE CROP
 IS NOW PREDICTED

WINCHESTER, Va, June (by As sociated Press) "A record apple crop is indicated in the Shenandoah-Cum- berIand district, extending 215 miles from Staunton, Va, to Harrisburg, Pa, which has approximately 3,O0O,0OO bearing trees. Weather conditions during the winter and spring were more favorable than in several years say the expert growers. The district, according to federal horticulturists, is one of the most important apple producing sections of the country.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
CRUZ IS SHUT OFF DUE
 ID SCOURCE


 VERA CRUZ, June 4 (by Associated Press) -Four new cases of Bubonic plague were reported today. Build ings on the municipal dock and near by structures were burned in an effort to eliminate possible centers of infec- tion.
 A cordon of troops has been thrown around Vera Cruz to prevent the entry or departure of any one because of the plague. This action was taken on instructions from the new provi- sionaI government at Mexico City.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04

ployes' increased pay bill and the measure now goes to conference.
 The conference report on the mer- chant marine bill was adopted by the senate and sent to the house.
 Senator Shoot announced that be- cause of the shortage of news print, only enough copies of the Congress sional Record to supply members of the house and senate will be printed, and limit will be placed on the num- Der of copies each member of congress will be allowed.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04

tion was favorably reported by the foreign affairs committee.
 Senator Underwood's resolution re- questing the appointment of a com mission to confer with the Canadian government regarding the conclusion of the restrictive orders on the ex- portation of pulp wood, news print and other paper from Canada to the United States, passed the house without a record vote. The resolution provides that the commission make a report before December.
 The house accepted the conference report on the bill giving veterans of the Spanish and Philippine wars, suf- fering from disabilities not resulting from service, pensions ranging in amounts from SIP to $50 per month.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04

WASHINGTON, June 4 (by Associ- ated s).-Senator Smith of Geor- gia introduced a bill today to reduce the presidents salary to $5O,OOO a year. The bill would also limit the president to one term of six years.
 The senate judiciary committee re- ported without amendment the house joint resolution for the repeal of all war time legislation except the Lever act and the act preventing trading with an enemy nation.
 The senate passed the postal em-
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
UNRESTRICTED
 DELEGATES TO MAKE CHOICE
OF INSTRUCTED DELEGATES SHOWS WOOD INI LEAD WITH 117 AND JOHNSON SECOND WITH 112, WHILE LOW DEN IS THIRD ON LIST

CHICAGO, June (by Associated Press)-Convention affairs are begin ming to assume form. The candidates have agreed to give two daily inter- views to the press. Delegates and boosters are pouring in fast today.
 As the votes of delegates stood at noon, Wood is leading with IF in- structed delegates. Johnson has 112, Lowden 89, Harding 99, Poindexter IA, Sproul 66, Sutherland 16, Pritchard 22. The uninstructed delegates have 422 votes, the total votes in the conven- tion being 984.
 Lowden gained 23 votes today when the committee seated the Mulvihill faction from the Eighth Mississippi district, and the Tolbert regulars from South Carolina, marking the first i'm port defeat for the Wood forces.
 The committee split in the decision in the Florida contest, seating dele gates at large from both factions, each with half a vote The delega- tiOn is now counted as two for Wood and the others for Johnson.
 The Florida district delegate con- test was abandoned and the regulars Seated.
 The white delegation from North Carolina was seated.
 In the Sixth Tennessee delegation, one delegate counted for Wood was given a seat
 Oklahoma regular were given seats.
 Many thousands greeted Senator Johnson with a noisy demonstration on his arrival here late yesterday Streets were crowded and flags were waved by throngs along the route as he proceeded to his headquarters
 Virgil J. Hinshaw, chairman of the Prohibition national committee, who announced his intention of obtaining from every Republican candidate a statement concerning his stand on prohibition, said that if both parties come out strongly for the eighteenth amendment the Prohibition party prob ably will cease to exist. If either party nominates a wet candidate the Prohibitionists will fight to a finish. Hinshaw said Wood had told him pro- hibition did more for the army than any other one thing, but the general seemed inclined to leave the matter of the platform to the committed
 Miss Mary Hay, chairman of the Re- publican woman's national executive committee, announced plans for a de- mand that membership on the Repub- 1ican national committee be increased to 96, with a woman vice chairman
 Governor Allen of Kansas, who will nominate Wood, announced today that he would offer plank declaring for a judicial settlement of industrial dis putes as a paramount issue.
 The American Federation of Labor will send representative to present tkss views of organized labor.
 Committeeman Warner stated today that conventions for the selection of delegates in 1924 must be selected where race was no barrier The ques- tion came up through contests by negro delegations from several states, who said they had been for bidden to attend state and district conventions.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
PRESIDENT APPOINTS
 ANTHRACITE BOARD

WASHINGTON, June 4 (by Associ- ated Press s)-Williom o. Thompson of Columbus, Neal J. Perry of McAdoo, Penn, and William l.. Cornell of Scranton were appointed today by President Wilson as the commission to settle the wage controversy be- tween Anthracite coal miners and op- orators. The award is to be made within sixty days if possible, and be retroactive to April l.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
PACIFIC s. s. co. TO
 TAKE ROLL OUT SHIPS

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3 (by As sociated Press) Two new liners the Pacific Steamship Company is plan ming will be equipped with gyroscope stabilizers, it has been announced.
 The device, not yet used on the Pacific Coast, consists of a great fly wheel operated by electricity and re- volving on a horizontal plane. It tends to prevent the rolling of the ship.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY
 BOURDELL TAKES LIFE

SEATTLE, June 4 (by Associated Press) ).-Edward BourdelI, one of the fourteen defendants on trial charged with conspiracy to steal merchandise from box cars, shot and killed himself today. He had pleaded guilty to the charge against him.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
FIX MINIMUM WAGE FOR BERRY PACKERS

SAN FRANCISCO, June (by Asso- ciated Press)-A minimum of $16 a. week was established for all women employed in agricultural occupations, such as fruit and berry picking, the state industrial welfare commission announced today. Eight hours shall constitute a days work, with 25 per cent, extra for overtime
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
L LABOR BOARD
 WILL REPORT

CHICAGO, June 4 (by Associated Press).-Chairman Barton of the rail- way labor board, announced here to- day that the board would try to make temporary decision on wages demands of the railway men within a week.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
ENDORSE WILSON AND
 OPPOSE WET PLANK

ROSWELL, N. M, June (by As sociated Press). - The Democratic state convention today named six un- instructed delegates to the San Fran cisco convention. The convention in dorsed the administration of President Wilson, and went on record as oppos- ing a wet plank in the Democratic national platform.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
TRADES UNIONS MIX
 IN IRISH QUESTION

LONDON, June (by Associated Press) ).-The execution body of the National Railway Union will ask for the calling of a special congress of Irish and British trades unions to try and bridge the gulf between the Irish people and the English government.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
POLISH ARMY
 TAKES FLIGHT

COPENHAGEN, June 4 (by Associ- ated Press).-It is reported that the Polish army is in flight, pursued by the Bolsheviki forces.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
SLACKER SAID TOBE HEADED
 FOR MEXICO

POENIX, June (by Associated Press).-Bergdo1l, the stacker whose escape is to be investigated by a con gressional committee. is reported to be trying to reach the Mexican border, motoring with companion and chauf- feur, department of justice officials were informed here today
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-04
FRISCO WATER POLO TEAM TO COMPETE
 IN OLYMPIC GAMES

SAN FRANCISCO, June (by As sociated Press) The Olympic Club uf San Francisco, water polo team will be sent to Antwerp to compete in the Olympic Games, the directors of the club have announced The Olympic Club by it's victory over the Illinois Athletic Club team here few weeks ago won the national championship.