davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Republican farmer., 1920-02-20

New York, Feb. 1.-The steamer Maiden, of the New England Fuel 6 Transportation Co.,, reported by wireless early today that she was aground off Fire Island and asked that assistance be sent. No other details were given.
 The vessel of S,O9O tons, left Bos- ton yesterday for Norfolk, Va.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
MAN SLAIN IN PISTOL DUEL
Wounded Policeman Shoots Prisoner
He Had Released

California, Pa, May 25.-(By A. P.)
John Kaytown was killed and F.. W.
Miller, policeman, was seriously
wounded last night in pistol duel at
Daisytown, near here. Miller. it is al
legged, had placed Kaytown under ar
rest, but, due to the pIeadings of the
mans wife, released him. As soon as
he was out of reach of the officer Kay
town is said to have drawn revolver
and opened fire on Miller. After being
wounded Miller fired at Kaytown, kill
ing him instantly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
Revive Gas Victim

Fred Schley. fifty two years old. was
accidentally overcome by gas today
while asleep in his room. 2O5 West
Cumberland street. James Kennedy. a
fellow boarder smelled gas and traced
it to SChley's room. Forcing the door
he found Schley unconscious on the
bed.
The patrol wagon from the Fourth
and York streets station house took
Schley to the Episcopal Hospital,
where he was revived.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
EIGHT KILLED in RIOTS
Rowdles and Police Clash In Rome
During War Celebration

Rome, May 25.--(By A. P.)-Four
policemen and one civilian were killed
In a clash between rowdies and police
during a demonstration celebrating the
fifth anniversary Of Italy's entry into
the world war here yesterday. About
300 students gathered in Via Nazionale
and the police were endeavoring to dis.
perse them when persons believed not
to have been students, but disorderly
elements, fired several shots, which
were returned by the police.
Among the seriously wounded were
two policemen and nine civilians.
Three persons were killed and many
wounded In a fight between a mob and
police officers at Canosa, province Of
Apulia, yesterday, according to advices
to the Giornale D'Italia. The disorder
was the result of dispute over local
affairs in the city, 1t is said. Order has
been restored.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25

Laurel Hill Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed "wednesday. after p. m. Ohio
p"Syi @SissMAR,goIHSy ARoSIH 2s LOUISA. widow ..
Charles wisthak. aged So, formerly Of b8o
w Huntingdon ct. Funeral Thursday. / p.
NJ. 2s2s Gsrmnn.own ave. rnterment Green
woLF.---Mey 20. CHARLES. son Of the
late Simon and Catharine Wolf. Relatives
and friends invited TO funeral. Thursday.
a, m. residence. 9l3 Fftswater at. Mass Of
requiem at Holy Trinity Church 9:50 a. m.
Interment Holy Redeernsr Cemetery
! wRIGHT.-At Burinston. N. j.. May "a.
1920. MARY ALLEN widow Of Noah E.
Wright. AGED so. Funeral services in First
Baptist Church, Burlington. N. j.. Thursday
y, m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
NEGRO PRISONER SHOT
Probably Mortally Wounded /
Guard In Attempt to Escape

FottsVIIe, Pa, May Zo,-IBy A. z. J
Charles f. Wilson. a negro, serving a
twelve. year sentence for highway rob e
berry, was shot and perhaps mortally
wounded in pistol duel with one of the
prison guards in the corridor of the
county prison here early this morning
Wilson picked the lock of his cell
blackjacked Night Watchman Isaac
Jones. took his pistol and backed up
against the wall Watchman Wilhelm,
who had rushed into the corridor when
Jones gave an alarm.
The negro tried to force Wilhelm into
the empty cell. but the watchman opened
fire. Wilson returned the fire and then
dropped with bullet near the base Of
the spine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
Readers Of the PhlIadelpbIa Iedver ,-si,

b9ndon arc invited 70 make use Of the
ing Room at Is Regent street. London, s
y, W, wIlntn a st!ne throw of PiCcadilly
available for reference. whore arrangements
"an I, s Gs mad made fer the reception and forward.
'',s OF mai adviCe obtained on all matters
81 IaNcl, and where American visitors in
!+ondg1 may be traced through the ReEistra
'9n Department conducted by our london
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
PEDDLE BOOZE BY AIR
Plane Said to Have Brought Liquor
From Canada TO Des MoIpes

Des Moines. Ia, May 25.-(By A.
P.)--Police today searched for an air
plane pilot who was said to have landed
at a flying field near here yesterday
afternoon from Winnipeg, Canade,
with eighteen cases of whisky in his
plane. He sold the whisky for $3.50
n case within two hours. the police said
The plane left Winnipeg at $50 a.
m. and made the $50. mile trip in be
tween seven and eight hours. the police
said they learned. They did not reveal
the hiding place of the plane.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25

UPON THE WRITTEN KEoIirsT

b12 OF rfteen members, a special meet
inR Of stockholders of the Belmont BuIidlnv
and Loan Association is called 70 meet on
elsht O'clock, at the southeast corner OF 4Sth
st and Baltimore aye, West Phila., 20 vote
smendments TO the bylaws, yiE: Amend Art
" see, .. by increasing the entrance lee
sroya 10 cents per share TO 20 cents per
ahare Amend Art. vi, secs, l and 2. by in
creasing the rate Of interest on loans from
ave psf cent per annum 70 elk par cent ptr
anSym. lopeIstiys on future loans but Sot
on vans W & RODMAN. Sscratsrv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
Bull Kills Two, Injuries 20 Persons

Madrid. May 25.-(By A. P.)-
During bull fight at Almanzora, AL.
meria province, yesterday, the bull
charged into the private box section be-
side the ring. In the melee that en-
sued. two persons were killed and
twenty others injured.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
Proposals
sEALED PROPOSALS

Bids are being asked by the undersigned
way CommIttss OF NorrIstoWn, Pa. OF one
or block, Amesite, Fibertine or Topeka Nix,
Specifications and further information may
ba had OF s. Cameron COrsnn, Borough
HasInesr. City Hall. korristown. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
POCAHONTAS CONSOLIDATED COL
LIERIES COMPANY. INCORPORATED

E.ty-Year Five Per Cont. Gold Bonds.
s,iias q the .MoTtssse dated July ist % 1877 ~
ssivs ssaisd prepossis up % 700 p. a. On
ths sth day Of June. 1890. for the sale
70 use the sum OF t54. ieIsi The undsrs
signed reserves the right 20 reject any or Aii
THE NEW YORK TRUST coMpANY.
Trv.t..: by p o rr-Rrs. secrstarT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
LOST AND FOUND

piAM2Nps AiIESs AZ Lost Lost 'qSsare.Sos a!smGna
Chestnut Street Opera House. Liberal re.
ward IL returned to J. q. Caldwell & CO.,
Chestnut and Juniper sts
TIREs-Lost. q United States cord tires, at.
tached to rack with Lie, No. 136g1S: re.
ward. Call Frankford 646.
wATCH--Lost, Saturday night at st. Mary, ,
wrist case; owners name engraved inside
Reward IL returned to PAPA N Broad at,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
Annual Meetings
OFFICE OF THE
PHILADELPHIA COMPANy

PHILADFLPHIA COMPANY
Pittsburgh, Pa. May 26th 1920
MEETING. The RBBEpsl B meetinE, Of the
utockholders Of The Pailsdeiphia Company
No. 495 Sixth 7AyenpgSSo P'ttsb,%Tgh: "a" on
MenfSSy DJqpsse Jqne 7S 6 es25nss 2 at Il Boa CocE
rectors 10 serve for the ensuing year, and
Tor the transaction OF such other business as
may ~ W. b. CARSON. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
OFFICE OF
DAY q ZIMMERMANN. IN

EnEineers-Manasers
o1l-sl2 Chestnut street PhiladclphIa Pa
The Board 81 Directors ~ N" Eastern
a dividend OF one and three-Guarters Gaij
ner cent. on the outstanding Preferred CAP.
jtAl stock Of the company. payable June /
1920. to stockholdeTs Of record at the close oi
business Nav -. 1920
John r, ZIMMERMAN Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25

AMERICAN CAN co.
GIRLS AND WOMEN WANTED
FOR LIGHT. STEADY WORK
300 PER HOUR
PAID WHILE LEARNING
AND CAN EARN
MUCH HIGHER RATES
WHEN EXPERIENCED
CLOSED 11:15 ON SATURDAY
CLEAN AND PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS
REST ROOM IN CHARGE OF
COMPETENT REGISTERED NURSE
APPLY AT CORNER OF
ALLEN. PALMER AND BEACH SITS.
Can be reached by car lines IS. IS and SO
Get of at Palmer St
or take car No. 8. get on at Richmond st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
CLERKS
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT

A number of GIRLS who had never been
in business, but who had had some high
school education. were taken orr last week
and are learning statistical work. while re-
CeiVlnE a good salary.
SOMETHING TO ACT ON NOW
In our increased force we still have posi-
SEQ me and I'll :ell you about them.
Mrs. Linda s. Patton
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO., 7th Samson
"If you take Job. take II for keeps''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

fSy7 ESTATE OF SARAH McGONEGAI,
Reconsideration parliamentary upor,
the estate Of Sarah McGonsEal. deceased.
COMPANY. all persons Indebted to the said
estate are requested TO make payment and
those having claims AGAINST the Same 70
present them. without delay. at the Office OF
The, said company. s2b-ssi Chestnut st..
WIN. p. oEsT, President.
fP ESTATE OF CHARLES #. aysI, DE
ceased - Letters testamentary upon
the estate OF Charles ~ gysi. deceased. hay.
Bs ss'n .ss sF'nsss SosSpE sS EITEtTF TssT con-
psr.Snss ndsStssd ss to the said s.tst. are r..
claims against the same 70 present them
without delay. at the office OF the SAID
company, 325-331 Chestnut ST., Phiiadeiphis
wM p GEsT, President.
rsy THE WALNUT STREET BUILDING
and Loan Association Of PliladeIphis,
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant TO a
resolution of the board Of directors OF The
Walnut Street B!ildinE and Loan .Asseci-
a special meeting Of the stockholders Of said
association will be held on Friday. July o,
1890 a, osoch p a. Il. giss Of meet
Philadelphia, to take action on the approvai
or disapproyal of. and to vote for or aEainst.
the proposed increase OF capital stock OF said
OSCAR c. A. CONVEY.
JAMES A. wAIKER
Solicitor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25

THOUGH Amberg manufactures
L the highest quality of Wood
and Steel Filing Cabinets and every
filing accessory, Amberg only sells
fling materials as a means of solv-
ing fling problems. AS many
A1nberg Plans are installed in other
makes of cabinets as in Amberg
cabinets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
Dividends
Notice of Annual Meeting
of the

Tho annual meeting OF the Stockholders
of this Company will be held on the 18th
Day Of June. 1890. at l2 o'clock noon a.
the once OF the COMPANY, No. TX whitehall
Street City Uf New York Tor the purposs
of eieeting a Bonrd Of Directors, Receiving
and acting upon the reports Of the orlceTs
and for the Transaction Of such other busI.
ness as may properly come before the meet.
ing, Including the ratification NJ ali action
OF the Board OF Directors and the Oticers OF
the Company -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25
Your OrganizationPlan Governs
Application of the Amberg Plan

Why Over $4,000 Firms
Have Adopted The Amberg Plan
The Amberg Plan is not system but
method. How it Is applied, depends
wholly on how you are organized, who
you sell to, who sells to you. 1t can
never fail to result in individualized files.
How You Can Test The Value
OF The Amberg Plan To You
Make Amberg prove to you that the
Amberg Plan would solve your particu-
lar filing problems. 1t will prove worth
your while to know in just what respect
the Amberg Plan will help you. You
will gain some valuable ideas about filing
no matter what you decide.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-25

0FFICE coordination in
~ variably leadsup to filing.
That is why files not in
dividualized to your business
can never fully cooperate
with it.
The Amberg Plan, which consists
of fitting basic filing principles to
your established business methods,
was evolved by the need for indi-
Vidualized files.
The Law Of Correspondence
Basis Of The Amberg Plan
Commercial names occur in correspond
ence according to a law. After analyz-
ing millions Of names, Amberg discov-
cred this law and named it the Law of
Correspondence. It is based on the
Amberg masterlist of 20S,920 names
proved by observation to occur with
9o129o constancy in business. When
applied to your correspondence together
with provision for the special volume of
filing created by your purchasing, agen-
cies, branches or other special relation
ships, this law gives correct distribution
of documents and reliable filing.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-04

Miss Doris Kennett is now clerk
ing in the Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. A w Talbot were
entertained at the Hammond home
Monday evening.
Mr. epd Mrs. Adolph Johns of
Ebert visited at the Ed Mead home
the first of the week.
Barney Schroeder has remodeled
his residence into a fine bungalow
Barney did .the work single handed
Jesse Knapp and family are now
living in the Stone residence, recen-
tly vacated by the Yerkes family.
Monday afternoon the various
business houses observed Memorial
Day and. closed their doors for a
few hours
G. A. McCracken, Monday made
a deal with A. A. Marrs, by which
the latter became the owner of the
Elgin Six.
l.. P. Kennedy, editor of the Par
ker Post, paid this office a pleasant
call Wednesday afternoon. He ac-
companied Lawyer Senter, who had
business here and at Kiowa.
The speeding craze that has over
taken some of our city auto owners,
is getting TO be a big nuisance. A
halting of said action is now nee
essary. There are people here in
town who value their lives, even
though some careless drive doesn't
his. Get out on the country roads
Or on some speed course and do your
racing.
The follies of warped mind are
aways exaggerated. The editor has
been accused of proiiteering, and
with no energy exerted behind the
profiteering From the i'll and weak
ness comes the accusation, that all
he does is call for news from the
country people, and sit at his desk
scriptions are due and expects the
farmer to come in and pay him,
which dollar he sticks in his pocket.
Partly, this is true. He writes the
statements and he does expect each
honest subscriber to come in and pay
up when subscription is due. But
the expenses are as great as the in
come, so no dollar is left very long
in the pocket. We conclude that
the green-eyed monster-Jealousy
has smitten the accuser, for it takes
some brains to write statements and
be able to stick dollars in your poe
kets.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-04
CONTRIBUTED-

Someone spoke OF the hoggishness
of some people, they have them
right here in Elizabeth mean
enough to tear down and dispose of
the palings around the graves in the
Cemetery and burn the flowers and
trees from the graves to make the
grazing better and easier for some of
the directors stock, as the gates are
left open, so it will accommodate
all concerned.
Also. SO some husband of the di-
rectors can get to botch up some
cement work. Is it profiteering?
1t is certainly a scandalous affair
the way peoples private property is
destroyed and valuable tombstones
burned and flowers and trees killed
for the vain glory of some of the Gem
etery Association directors, last
year.
If such outrages are permitted,
soon we may expect to find the bod
les of our loved ones exumed, and
the tombstones traded off for most
anything the Cemetery Association
sees fit.
Some the Directors say they do
not want to be slack We should
say they did not, they want it all.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-04
Carl Urbaschek sold Cbaa. EIzeus

Carl Urbaschek sold Chas. FizelIe
a new Ford recently.
DR. Rogers of Kiowa was an Eliza
beth visitor the first of the week.
VIM. Smith and Alfred Alm,iu
We're Elizabeth visitors from Hill
Top last week.
VIII Higman was out looking
for tractor repairs around Elizabeth
last week.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-04
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l wish to make the announcement
that | will be at my land Office in
the Arlington Hotel on Saturdays,
and the biggest portion of the fol-
lowing weeks. VIII be glad to meet
all my friends and my would he
friends. h. l.. GLOW, the Rain
belt Land Man.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-04
OMc~ Of the Town Clerk Of the Town
uf Elizabeth. GOlOradO.

omc~ Of the Town Clerk of the Town
Of Elizabeth. Colorado.
June ist A. d. 1920.
To All Persons Interested, and 70
the owners of the real estate which ls
hereinafter described. said real estate
comprising the district OF lands known
E,y,,arth storm Sewer District No.
oar. I'm the Town of Elizabeth
Notice is hereby given. that the i'm, i'm,
whteh was authorized by Ordinance
No. 30 OF the town of Elizabeth, adop-
ober. a. Is. 1918. has been completed
and that the same has been acceptea
by the town engineer ana 1E,izahetb 1ne
That the whole cost OF said lmpr,oYsa1 ,na
ment has been definitely ascertained'
and is ir the sum Of s55uo.Oo'
That the share apportoned to and
upon each lot and tract OF land with
In said district. and assessable for said
That the payments may be made to
the treasurer OF the Town OF Elizabeth
the final publication OF the. assessing
ordinance assessing the real estate In
said distict for the cost OF said I'M
paying win be entitled to an allow
ance OF hve per eentum nh onriad on aai pay
That any complaints or objections
that may be mdae, IN writing, py sai9 ai9
provement, to the town board OF trus-
fees and filed in the office of the clerk
OF said town within forty days from
the first publication of this notice. 70
wit on or before and up to hve o
cIoc p NJ on the goth day Of July, a;
d. 1920, will be heard and determined
by said board of trustees before the
massage of any ordinance assessing
the cost of said improvement against
the real estate in said district ana
against said persons respectively as
by law provided
The said apportionment is in the
following proportions and amounts
severally, to-wit.
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER ONE,
ELIZABETH. COLORADO,
ASSESSMENT ROLL.
GnrInnd's Addition.
Zone No. Block Lot Area Assess
So. TT. ment.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-04

Witness my hand and official seal,
this 1st day of June. A. ID. 1920.
PETER BLuMER,
Town Clerk. of the Town of Elizabeth,
Colorado.
First publication June 4. 1920
Last publication June IL, 1920.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-04
ron SALE

FOR SALE
| Dining Table: Dresser: Bed: Chairs:
-as we are moving away TUESDAY
| Ray Mathews, Elizabeth, Colorado
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-04
NOTICE

NOTICE
Calls answered day or night.
Flowers ordered. Lady assistant.
w. C. WHITING,
Phone Ebert 161 Undertaken.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-04
ruaLrc NOTICE or

PUBLIC NOTICE OF
The Completion of . Local Improve
mess IN Elisabeth storm sewer DIS
frict Number One, in the Town OF
Elizabeth, and state Of Colorado,
and the Apportfonnsent OF the cost
thereof.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-04
NOTICE!

Wild Hay for sale. Inquire at
the Elizabeth Mercantile Company.
Craig & Mars, Elizabeth, Colo. IL
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-15
EIGHT KILLED
IN WRECK NEAR
BELLOWS FALLS
Green Mountain Flyer and
Freight Meet Head On
ORDERS Misunderstood
One of the Victims, Fireman William
Ea..nif ~.ua. DaI,k:,..
ORDERS misunderstood
One of the Victims, Fireman William
p. Farrell Leaves Relatives Here
and at Hoosick Falls

Bellows Falls, March 14,--With
eight dead and one unaccounted for,
one badly injured and several others
hurt, the wreck of the north-bound
flyer and south-bound freight train
on the Rutland railroad about three
miles north of here constitutes one
of the most disastrous accidents that
ever occurred In this vicinity.
The known dead are as follows:-
George F. Cady, Rutland, engineer
of the freight train.
Cornelious p. Sullivan, Bellows
Falls, engineer of flyer.
William p. Farrell, Rutland, fire.
man of the flyer.
Francis ]. Rafferty,, Rutland, train
man of the flyer.
John s. Lent, Rockingham, passen-
ger instantly killed.
f. S. Lent, son of above, Rocking
ham. died in hospital.
Enoch Bulloch of Ludlow, travel
ing salesman, died in hospital
George A. Simonds, So st. Law
renee street, Portland, Me.
The cause OF the accident is unde-
termined, but it is known that the
freight train had no time card rights
over the passenger train, No. 165, and
was expected by the dispatchers to
wait at Bartonsyille until the flyer
had passed. AS the flyer was two
hours late, the crew of the freight
train were given until 4.40 to run
against the opposing train, and this
would naturally have held them at
Bartonsville. As the wreck occurred
about 4.50, there must have been
some misunderstanding or oyer-run-
ming of the orders.
The trains met head-on near the
siding of Riverside, going at a speed
said to have been about 80 miles an
hour, and the impact completely
wrecked the engine of the passenger
train and the two empty milk cars i'm
mediately behind the engine, the de
struction being of the most terrific
character. The smoking car of the
flyer, Immediately behind the mi k
cars, contained the three passengers
who were killed and the one seriously
injured.
The engine of the freight train went
down the bank and Is ears were tele-
scoped, the wreckage being strung
along the right of way for 100 yards
Three passengers were taken to the
Rockingham hospital in 4 serious con
dition, bur, outside of the train crews
and the fatal smoker on the pass
enger train the passengers in the
other cars escaped as rule with only
abrasions and bad shalling-up. On
ly one man out of the five known to
be in the smoker escaped uninjured.