davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21
TIE SUMMARY
Women's Metropolitan Characteristic
Singles

First First ITound--Miss Leslie Bancroft de-
feated Mrs. Samuel +. Wsring S.,
e-i Mrs Frank Godfrey defeated Miss
Mathilde Richardson. SIS s-2
Secsnd round-Mrs Robert lie Roy won
from Mrs NJ u. Straffin by default: aliss
Bancroft defeated Miss Madclon Wester-
Welt. SO. 81 Miss Virginia Travell
defeated Miss Alice Bayard. 2--e s..
81. Mrs W. II. Pritchard defeated Mss
Jessie Colt IS. 81 Mss Eai-h
Sigourney defeated Miss Gertrude Hooper.
I'll. 6-2 Miss Caroma VIM defeated
Mrs. Godfrey st. 6--4. Is. Mrs, De
Forest Candee defeated Mrs Theodora
Sohst: Go. 81: Miss Phyllis Walsh defeat
ed Miss Katherine O'Rourke. 60. e-3:
Miss Muriel Mcclure defeated Mrs
Nath haniei Dean. IS. St SO: Miss
Adele cragim defeated Miss Dorothy
Leary. So S.
Third round-Mrs L. Roy defeated
Mrs: Rawson l.. Wood s-a. IS 81
tdefaulD: Miss Marion Zinderserin de-
feated Mrs. b e. Cole. IS. 80. Mrs
Pritchard defeated Miss Lillian Sharfnan.
81. IS. S. Miss Sigourney defeated
Miss Vim. 6-l: 81. Miss Elsanor Ten
nant defeated Mrs. Candee. s. 81
Miss Eleanor Goss defeated Mss Walsh,
6--3 60. Miss Cragu defeated Miss Nc
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21
Skeeters Defeat
Rochester Team
For Second Time

ROCHESTER, July 20.-Jersey City
made 1t two straight by defeating
Rochester to-day, to 3. Gill out
pitched Sedgwick and received better
support.
Tho scora.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21

international League

GAMES TO-UA1
Jersey City ut Rochester.
Reading at Akron.
Syracuse at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Toronto.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Jersey City, s; Rochester, 3.
Akron, 3; Reading, 2.
Syracuse, IL; Buffalo, 10.
Toronto, s; Baltimore, 4.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
w l.. Pc. w. l.. Pc.
Buffalo. 81 90 1858 Reading 43 A .494
B'more. Sc 80 .651 J. City. 80 SO .376
Toronto 81 81 .64S Roch't'r % So 1926
Akron. 81 81 sos lSy'cuse. 10 SIS .226
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21

Two base hits-Kane. Bowen Sacrifices
-McCann t2), Gill. Stolen bascs-Kin-
setla' ta1' Moers Bases on balls sedg-
WICK a. Hit by pttcher-Ry Sedgwicla
lpe NoviHe). Struck out-By Scdgwick
.; by r. GIN, ~ l. Left on bases Roc hester,
= Jersey City, .. Wild pitch-Sedgwicl<
assoc oall-MannlnS. mprcs-Deer
and CristalL Time of game: So
AT BUFFALO.
r. H. E,
Syracuse ....4 0 / o . 4-l2 Is .
bunaio ...-..4 DO 13 4
Batteries-Quinn and Madden; Morton.
WE'RE, Thomas, Rogers and Bruggy
AT AKRON
R. H E.
aiding ...-...0 0 0 o o 0 Ia 4
Akron 2 0 ks 4
Walker.
AT TORONTO.
R. II F.
baltimore .....2 2 o. IL i
Toronto .......O ] Ks IL 0
latteries-Ogden, Grauer, Kneisch and
Casey, uearne and DeNlne.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21

burly Britisher not fallen down on the
sixth hole-seven was his count-he
would have had a chance to eoua]
Barnes. But he hubbed two iron shots
IN succession, showing that the best of
them are not infallible. This. with q
SIX on the long tenth, brought his total
up several notches.
Ray Still Has Chance
However, don't count this fellow ont
yet Golf is as natural with him as
his sleep, and if he ever gets to putting
in his usual brilliant manner he NAV
come through. Teller is capable
little player, who is always near the
top IN every tourney in which he COM
petes. He is likely candidate for ton
honors if Barnes should fail to-mor-
row.
The afternoon cards of these two
were as follows:
R"y--9at IH .......s :.s 55ttt7ts ..-ssss
'S'''sFm0H' In .....:s s ss; szss-7,
Despite the quietness of this place
there has been enough excitement in
the last two days to satisfy the penner.
lest of individuals. A robbery took
place last night The postoffice was
looted of $3.50 in stamps. Before we
retire tonight we are going to hide
IN safe place our valuables, consist
ing OF new pair of shoes and our car
Iare pack to the metropolis. It's a long
hike.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21
AFTERNOON RorND

. : 3-35-72
Kay and Teller, who went around
,oge1ner and who attracted most of the
.aFge gallery, had scores of 73 each in
sne morning. Both played in wonder
lul manner. They miscued on the
greens at times, but made up for this
with with several puts Of considerable dis
tance.
IN the afternoon Ray shot "a. while
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21

:. Eernity dew out on horne turn and
tbs others. BY Jose ran "a fair rncx.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21

hsisk was of in motion opened up gap quart
"ssS hsa tho others safe Gus Seheer good
OOB SIXTH RACE-For madens. two-year- rods: purse
= good: easily; place driving Time. III. W
Owncr. J. W AIp<Ioand Trainer X Patterson
New-York tribune., 1920-07-21

The greatest TracI .nd Field
team ever selected to repre-
sent this or any other nation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01

WASHINGTON, Abril SOFA Sc
cretaria de Justicia del goblerno
americana ha tornado importantes
medidas para prevenir cualesquIera
d~es6rdenes que pu3ieran esta!tar en-
el pais, manana, el Dia de Mayo,
como lie llaman aqui. V en- II cuai
fecha celebran el dia del TrabaJo
todos los obrcros sindica!izados de
los paises e1ropeos V de la America
espanola. La actitud de la Secreta-
ria de Justicia Sc dche a Ia reco-
mendaci6n del Procurador General
de Ia Naci0n, Mr.. Palmer, QUEEN Sc
gym ha asegurado tiene prnehas de
que los elementos V organiZaciones
extremists %proyectan e~fectuar algu
mas manifestaciones csc dia.
La Secretacia de Justicia ia Ga-
do 0rdenes a un gran numero de
agentes ~secretos para que Sc sittlen
en- varios lugarcs y centres indus
~triales del pals a fin de proteger la
industrial contra cualQuier atentado
que Sc prctenda realiZar Dvr log \
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01

MUNICH, Abril 30.-El gobier-
no bayaro no ha dado el menor paso
hasta ahora para liceSciar o desar-
mar a las tropas "Einwohnerwehr,"
o sea Ia organization de los guar
dias civiles locales; nj hay indicios
ningunos de que intente hacerlo
asi.
FL decreto del gobierno de Berlin
ordeaando tales liceuciamientos, no
ha sido obedecido por e. gObierno
local bavaro. que nj siquiera 10 ha
mandate publican hasta .ahora aqui,
oficialmcnte. Fl Primer Ministro
bavaro. Herr Won Kahr, eXpIico esta
actitud dc Baviera diciendo:
"Nuestras fuerzas "einwohner-
wehr" 0 sea la organization de guar
6ias locales, Ia sido el resultado de
IA realization por parte de nuestros
ciudadanos acatadores de Ia ley de
que deSgraciadamente deben con-
far en- gran manera sobre 81 mis-
mos para que Ia protection de sus
eSposas de sus hijos ' de sus propie
dades. en- contra dc los actos de los
elementos radicales que en- una oca,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01

LONDRES. AbciI 30.-Jas tropas
polacas que al mando del general
Pilsudski, iniciarou una gran ofen-
silva contra los bolsheyihls nar OBJ
tenido una e Y resonante victo-
ria. segun refieren las noticias re-
cibidas aqui hoy p~rocedcntes De Der
lin.
Los p~ola>os dirigieron u yjgo-
roso ataque sobre I'm ancho fren5c
russo hah;cEdo degrade rcmper las
lineas enemigas ' conCin"a~ su
avance Aac;a ell no-eStc. Cerca de
10000 prls'occrcs caycrcn en- ma
nos de las tropas del general PilSuda
Ii ' adetals alguaoS. c~ertenareS de
canoneS qse 81 enemigo dejo aban-
donados.
La plaza de Ninytza, en- Ia Polo
LA, al suroeste de hiev, ha sido ocu-
DaGo por las fuerzas polacas. que
i~ntentaran ALI eguir su marcia so
bre Ia capital de Ia Ukrania. Why
TIA cuenta con una ~pobiacion de
10000 habitanteS ! Sc encuentra
Situada sobre el rio Bug.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01
BAVEERA NO QUIERE uCENCIAR SUS GUARDiAS
No acata la orden del ~gobierno de Berlin, aIegandO que ne
costa de esas tropas para la protection contra
los ~atropelIos radicalistas

sion lograron derrocar al goblerno
constitutional por Ia fuerZa Y come
theron toda clasc de atropellos Y
atentados contra las personals y las
propiedades Y pretenden ahora rea-
liar actos semejantcs.
ia creaci6n de Ia guardia local,
IS una medida de policia privada
para la preservation de Ia ley Y del
orden contra las violencias al esta-
do Y contra nuestrOS c~iudadanos
~respetuoso de la ley. Metaf6rica-
mente puede decirse que es ina or
g~anizacifn auxjliar contra 1ncen.
dos. para ~extinglir e. fuego en- los
incendios po.iticos criminales.
"Nuestra larga y dolorosa eXpe-
riencia de hace Tn ano. con el re-
gimen terrorista Y las eXigencias de
Ia situacion. nos accnsejan que es
~recesaria tai protection por 10 que
Sc ha procurado Y p~rocuraremos
mantener siempre lista para cual
quiera emergencia. esa organization
de policia ' las actuales condicio-
mes reclaman por otra parte, una
MEDIA Sc rejante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01
Fl COBIERNO TOMA PRECAUCIONES
EN- CONTRA De Los RADICAALH
TEME QUE REALICEN HOY GRAVES ATENTADOS
Fl Departamento de Justicia tiene p~ruebas de que los rad'-
Gales ~proyectan manifestations revoluclonarlas y
motines en- los centres industr1ales

tramistas. asi scomo para eVltar los
complots V atentados contra las VI
das de funcionarios de los EstacoS
y de Ia Federation.
TODD ell poder del goblerno, de-
clar6 ell Procurador Palmer. Sc eyer
cera en- esta OCCASION para proteger
a los funcionarios pubiicos y a los
c~ildadanos contra la anarquia > ell
radicalismo."
Ell citado furcionaiio agrego que
ell programa que proyectaban desa-
rrollar ell partido comunista obrcro
V demas agrupaciones radicales el
dia de manana, comprendia ademas
de violencias Y deaordenes de todas
classes. asesinatos V asaltos en- las
personas de los fu~ncioHarios publ
COS, principalmente aquellos relaclo-
nados con ell Departmental de JUS
ticia.
Mr.. Palmer manifesto que tenia
entcndido q los actos de v~iolencia no
serian mas que medicines del pro-
grama general que tenia como flna-
Iidad la de una declaration de huel-
ga general en- las Industries ameri-
en- favor de la paz con Ia Ru
STA del Soviet.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01
la ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MG.h ANA.

En- rsros de un aHc &c hahe-sc ~instala.
DO. ha instrTido 4 muchos estudiaates para
uue -onsiguieran ernrieo en- los IF. &C. Ma
cionales de Mexico y otroS s~istea?as feTro-
via-ios.
Sc iaPa-ten conocilTirntcs ' eTsenaTZa
c~ouplcta V moderna: I Inspecto-es de Loco
uoto-as. TusPecto.cs &c Frcnos de Ai-c. ms
pecto-es de CalderaS. IHspectores Dc Trcnes,
Maduinistas. Fogorcros. Conductors. Caro-
teros. Rcpa-adores de Car-cs. Mscanicos de
Casa Redoud,. Mccinicn5 de Piso Y Taller
General. Mccariccs de Frenos de Airc. Es-
pcc;alistas = otros varios cursos.
La Escucla Fcrrocz--ilc-a Ne1icana cnse-
M csos trabajcs po- correspondence. I TO-
dos aQuellos Que dcsearen ser alEo mis- que
cteraos esclavos de trahaios duros = suei-
dos baics. Y ayu6a 4 perfecciona1c \ los
cue e;ercen sin :euer grardes coOocirnicntos.
La Escueia FeTrocarrilcra MeSicana es re-
corocida y recomcndada per todaS las Urio-
res de Fc--ocar-ilrros NsxicaroS. altos ;eies
: p-omin"atcs s-upccoos.
Pcr n irsicrificaate sura dc cuatro pesos
c;rcuerta -cntavoS. pucdc ernp=Ear n pertec-
cionarse O cs:udis- IN curse: luero cincc
centavos diarios hasta cue aprcnda IN curse
: reciba certificaGo Y diploma.
:Desca prohar su fuevza de voluatsd par.
arrende- aigo provechoSo7 Remita IN peso
cincueata c~cntavos en- giro postal u o-den de
express. . iumediatar'ents recihira ieccio1es
= muestraS d Srahadcs 2 varios dolores. su-
f~:cientcs rara un mes dc estudics.
Direction:
ESCUELA FERRoCARRILEKA MExICaNA
:. O.. Box 1921 Los Angeles Cal. L. S. i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01
UNA C~ONFERENCIA ECO
MONICA FRANCO
GERMANICA

PARIS. Abril 30-El Primer Nj
nistro Millerand Y ell Doctor Goep-
pert. Jefe de la delegation alemana
en- esta capital, arrerlaron aver que
Sc etectue en- csta capital una on
f~erencia economical entire represen-
tantes fraHceseS = ~alcmanes, denrro
de POGO tempo. La fecha eXacta de
tai junta no puede rrecisarse pues
de?eNde de Ia llegada de los repre-
sentantes alcmanes.
Dicha conferencia es {! reSul-
tado de las conversaciones del Pci-
mer Minisgro Millcrard con c! Dr..
Mayer. Encargado de Negocios ale
names aqui. conver5aciones que Sc
interrImpjcron DOT Ia entrada lie las
tropas a!emtnas en- G: distrito de.
Ruhr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01
AVANZAN SOBRE BAKU
LOS BOLSHEVIKIS

LONDRES, Abril 30 Tn despa-
cho Proccdente de Constarsinop!a
recibido aqui hoy, da cuenta de que
una fuerza boisheviki integrada por
unoS 5000 hombres bien armados
Y equipados, vanza sobrc la plaza
de BakI. en- Ia costa occidental del
Mar Caspio.
Baku, es Ia capital de la RIGA pro
vlncia del mismo nombre. en- Ia Ru-
STA Asiatica, siendo el principal puer
TO de esa region Y cl ~asiento de u
de los mas ricos districts petroIe-
ros en- cl mundo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01
DE LA CARCEL AL HOSPITAL

Por disposition madica fue aver
cambiado de Ia carcel del Condado
al hospital de Ia ciudad Cecil Pres
ton de cuya apprehension e. la ciu-
dad vecina dc Brownsville informa-
MOS en- dias pasados a nucstros lee
torres.
Preston 70 tro individuo SC roba-
ron un autom6vil de IN rancho que
Sc encuentra en- Nc. Donna desde
dondc varios policias fueron persi,
guiendoles hasta llegar a Brownsvi-
lie. Ali pudieron ser c~apturados
ambos fugitivos, Sus perseguidorcs
les hicieron flego repetidas veces
y Preston fue hcrido por la espal-
da.
Y los m6dicos declararon aver
que Ia herida de Preston requeria
IN tratamicnto especial.
Tan pronto como Preston Sc res.
tablezca ~volvera a ser recluido er Ia
prisi6r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01
POLACOS INFLICEN Una GRAN
DERR0TAALOSB LsSHEEEYIklS
KIEy. CAPITAL DE UKRANIA, ESTA AMENAZADA
Ronpieron las lineas b~olshevikis en- la Podol:a Y captura-
ron la plaza de Vinytza, h~aclendole al ener1igo diez
mil prisioneros y capturandole rico bot!n

LONDRES, Abril 30.-Nicolas Le-
nine V Leon Trotzky han eXpedido
una proc!ama en- Ia cual Sc hace TN
llamamiento a tQdos los ciudadanos
rusos para que ingreSen a las Elias =
fin de organizar Il contra ofensi-
VA contra los p~olacos cue Sc hallan
ahora amenazando Ia ciudad de
hlev, en- Ia Ukrania, segun dice IN
despacho iralambrico de Moscou, re-
cibido hoy aQui.
La proclama eXpresa que los po-
LAGOS Sc italian ~sostcnidos por Ell orc
frances.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01
TONICO MARAVILLOSO
Del Padre Pena
A.LIvIA DIEZ E~NFERMEDADEs

ALIVIA DIEZ E~NFERMEDADES
I-Tuberculosis en- primer grade. 2-La dii
pe@cs:a por cronica que sea. Bel reunia;ii
no. LAS ncuralGfas. 5.-Las calenturaf
mas rebeiceS. 6.-Lns toses y catarros. T.
Las dolercias que Guedan dc In influenza.
s-Los males del co-az6n que proviencn Gel
est6mago. s-La anemia- l0.-Las fiebres
p~aludicas o frios.
INUMERABLEs SON LOS TESTIMONIES
DE LOS ENFERMOS QUE HAN SANA-
DO con ESTA MEDICGNA DEL PADRE
PENA.-ESTA MEnTCINA ESTA DEBl-
DANENTE R~EGISTRADA BAJo Ell NJ
NERO 1880.
PRECIO:-Fr4sco de Is onzas. sl.C0 De
S onzas. soc.
DE EENTA
En- Laredo. Texas. Boticas del Refugio
Colorado.
En- Sa,. Antonio. Texas. Boticas d" Hidai-
20. del Aguila, esq. So. Laredo y Nle"a ,,
San Pedro. :
PADRE PENA
1904 Main Ave Laredo. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01
NO PODRAN CASARSE LOS
~DIPLOMATICOS ESPA-
NOLES SIN PERMI-
so REAL

MADRID, Abril S0.-La Gaceta
Official ACADIA de publican IN deere
to real por ell cual Sc prohibe a los
diplomaticos ~espanoles contraer ma
trimonio sin previo permiso del Rey.
81 esta orden Sc menosprecia por
Ell ~interesado, ell diplomatico sera
sus pendido en- su oficio Y SUI espo-
"a excluida de los priviiegios d.
plomaticos. FL otjeto de tai decreto
es ell de evitar que los ~diplomaticos
Sc casen con mujeres sin medios o
que posean caracteres POGO desea-
bles.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30
NEW MINING CO.
ORGANIZED

The ,Idaho-Utah Mining Associa-
tion was formed this week to devel-
opthe claims which our townsman,
F. J. Lake has been working for
a number OF years. The company is
composed of Oakley people of high
standing, and will maintain its off,
ces here. J. H. Paris is president,
Charles l.. Haight vice president, J..
d. Cronan secretary and treasurer.
The directors are: F. j. Lake, E. =.
Colpin, Harvey Sessions, and F. H.
Bowers.
The Herald believes that this new
company will add to the progress
and prosperity of Oakley Valley.
The headquarters for the new con-
Germ will be in the building now oc-
cupied by G. e. Strong. (Mr. Strong
will continue to use the building
Tuesdays.)
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30
AGREE ON ATTITUDE
TOWARD GERMANS
ALLIES TO ESTIMATE TOTAL
AMOUNT 20 BE DEMANDED
FOR PREPARATION.
Further Delay Beyond May 10 May b.
Accorded Germans to Submit Their
Estimates, But Quick Action
is Hoped For.

San Remo.-A complete agreement
with respect to the attitude the allies
shall adopt toward Germany In con-
nection with the carrying out OF the
peace treaty has beensrenched ny ksEks-
mier Lloyd George and Premier Miller
and, II was stated here Saturday. The
agreement was reached during a con
ference between the premiers lasting
three and half hours
The allies are reported to have de-
cided to proceed as soon as possible
to estimate the total amount to be
tion.
The German government, ii is stated,
will be authorized to make sugges-
tons on this point.
With regard to arrangements for
dealing With Germany, it. is explained
that the German chancellor will be
summoned later to confer with the al
lies. The interview may possibly be
held in Brussels, before the interal-
He'd financial conference in May.
Further delay beyond May 10 may be
accorded the Germans to submit their
estimates concerning repararions. hut
the allies wish. as rapidly as possible,
to estimate the sum due from Germany
in reparations in relation to her ca
pacity for payment. so as to permit
her to resume work for the fulfilment
of her engagements.
Premier Nitti of Italy. in an inter
view granted the French newspaper
correspondents here, prophcsied that
unless peaceful conditions were
brought back to Europe and the various
countries returned to work the world
would face direct catastrophes.
The American members of the repa-
rations commission and Sir John Brad
bury. the British member, arrived
here Saturday to give information re-
specting the. possibilities Of coal deliv-
cries by Germany.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30
CONFERENCE WAS
NOTABLE EVENT

Quarterly Conference of the Cassia
Stake OF the l.. D. S. church here last
Saturday and Sunday was we'll atten-
ded at all sessions. At the Sunday
meetings many were unable to get
seats.
Saturday morning Pres. VIM. r.
Jack of the Cassia Stake gave re-
port of the condition of the stake and
called attention to the fact that it
was the Tooth anniversary Of the
vision of Joseph Smith. and elabora-
ted on what it meant to the world.
Bishop ID. p. Thomas also gave
short talk, and Kimball Jack, re-
Gently returned form a mission to
the northern states, rehearsed some
of his experiences.
At the Saturday afternoon session
{ DR.. Richard r. Lyman of Salt Lake
City, one of the Council Of Twelve,
was the principal speaker. He en-
phasized the value OF the Boy Scout
movement, the Importance of edu-
! 4
Academy to this community. He al
so told of the visit OF William Jen-
nings Bryan and Robert l.. Owens to
the recent Salt Lake Conference and
how each expressed his appreciation
OF what he learned there, saying they
had never known before what the
Mormons really believed. Other
speakers were Pres, John l.. Smith
and Bisho Harvey Sessions
Saturday evening was given over
to special priesthood meeting.
In addition to the community
singing Sunday morning there was IL
vocal solo by Mrs. Floyd H. Bowers.
Bishops A. D. Thurber and Reese NJ
Harper gave short addresses. and ].
c. DeLaMare recounted incidents of
his friendship with DR.. Lyman / n
Tooele, Utah. In the afternoon Miss
Margaret Berry sang solo with vi
onn obligato by Mr.. West
Sunday evening there was con-
Joint conference OF the NJ T. A. at
the Tabernacle. Asst. Gen. Supt.
Richard r. Lyman addressed the
meeting. The chorus sang the selec-
tion which it gave at Twin Falls
"Hark, Hark. My Soul There were
also musical reading by Mrs. Maud
Clark and duet by Prof. West and
Leslie Koch.
A
present were Bishop christopher
Boynton, John Fl. Koyle and William
Higley, all of Hazel; Mr.. and Mrs. ]
] A. Macarthur, Mr.. and Mrs j. Newell
Dayley, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P Oldham
and Mrs. John Hill, all OF Churchill
The community singing under the
direction of l.. j. Robinson, Jr., was
exceptionally good, and enjoyed by
all.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30
Mining News

The Idaho Utah Mining Associa-
ton, Incorporated on new plans OF
cooperation in developing valuable
mining claims, have opened their Of
fee in the old State Bank building
now occupied by c. E. Strong, Real
Estate. The Association will consist
of 1000 memberships, and the off,
GERS and directors are practical min
ing and business men. We invite the
public to call at our office and W
will be pleased to explain to you the
plans of the Association and also tell
you about the two groups of mining
claims we now own under bond
and lease--that we expect to devel-
op into paying mine this year.
Our officers and directors are: j.
H. Paris, president; ]. D. Cronan.
secretary and treasurer: directors,
F. J. Lake, E. E. Colpin. Harvey Ses-
sions. and F. H. Bowers. We will
also have 20 practical business men
on the Advisory Board.
(adv A30)
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30
COME BACK, OLD KITTEN

A. Reader writes that during the
last week or two he has missed the
facts and fancies of "The Kitten
Vipont correspondent who writes
things which are quite kittenish. A.
Reader submits bit of coaxing
rhyme for the "perusal' of THE
Kitten"
Kitty, dear jolly old Kitty,
Come back to these columns and
stay,
For I'm tired of the "oil' and the
weather,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-04-30
GOVERNMENT WINS
IN COAL TRUST SUIT
iSsOLUTlON OF COMBINATION
HAS BEEN ORDERED BY THE
SUPREME COURT.
Governments Charges Of Combination
in Restraint Of Trade is Sustained,
Bench Being Divided in
Opinion.

Washington. Announcing Its de-
cision i'll part of the long pending
anthracite coal trust cases on April
26, the supreme court in Il four to
three opinion sustained a majority Of
the governments charges rof Illegal
combination against the Reading com
pany. Il Pennsylvania holding corpora
tion, and certain of its railroad and
coal subsidiaries and ordered their
dissolution. Chief Justice White and
Associate Justices Holmes and Vunde-
vanter. dissented, while Justices Nc
Reynolds and Brandeis took no part.
The majority opinion held the hold
ing company guilty of violation of the
Sherman antitrust act, and reversed
federal court DEGREES rendered in
Philadelphia in 1918. refusing to sus-
tain the governments charges OF
monopoly, but directing separation of
the Central Railway of New Jersey
from its subsidiary coal company, the
Lehi & Wilkesharre Coal company.
Dissolution was ordered by the SUI
prene court of the Reading company,
the Philadelphia 4 Reading Railway
company, the Philadelphia 4 Reading
Coal < Iron company, the Central Rail-
way of New Jersey, and the Lehigll *
Milkesbarre Cnal company. maintained
through the holding corporation SO
that they would be entirely indepen-
dent of each other Disposition OF
the stock and bonds OF the companies
held by the Reading company also was
directed.