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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

Al the AuEIls1R General husplts.l
Saturday M-s. AIhss- FRrnIim Of
North vasslsibur-n WIS aGtInIt1e1 fuf
surgical nrseEtsnant, ann john aonA-
than nf IntiiHn Town. Lake Nuszie.
sur medical t--sarnsut. Mrs. EenrEiH
sChnrnpniEn af Augusta ami Arthur
Tuwls. nj wnterwtlie were discharged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

rErT In E1Is u1nrsafftnEs, TWO uf S-E
mzznnn-s hHsng NHnIzsIiszs ann the
ssrhHr 1--WE RovHiiszs RnG they were
sznRtlie Id agree
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

..ssa..GIe Jnstrs anu Mrs. War-sn
9szilBrnnk gf WaTsrytille Will move
|s.-r Il TIE Augusta auuER whore
he rave -lIgen rpnIns 4ur the winter
(zeriss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

Cmaur-ur Henri 2acGreEnr N tire
saiectr1c railroad is cunffnsa I'd his
hume In EailoweIl. rilraErHnen with
unellInnnIn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

r nlln.ic schBnIE IN Lns cry vii
s~.pet ms AunuGg rnuruIng are
{. --tan.-sr.rInr racfass,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

c. &. .Iaruhs al VEST LYNN. Mass.
ARRIVED rersuTsv in the CITY fur- q
shug- visit with selErsres IN tins
VICINITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs.. william Whistler rsie-
tra1ed rfair crystal wedding a. their
flu1ns III II CsrnsfIv street. I'm Sunday
af1ar-nuun. with . guests present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

addison Stiies r-rlIr1tn SnufiEr
evening IN BBwdnin College AFTER
r,nsninE the Thanksgiving rtsrsBs at
ms aurne AZ - Bangor srrs.sn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

Edwin I4s.e has RETURNED "a Bath To
resume his wurk with the Texas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

ss-g: isarnas Toys at
stoie, ssS Wafer
lIIszs..sss- q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

M t@Tnk -zt,ie. WIN rescant-
''A Nominations fur enlistment
; Atm rnrarnee Inst
-ioll5 -'0--lHuU Frank Eaiisfi 10
- lH 50 ire pils-BiEsAl require
= % lls aEs, while ms br-ather
-4e aila Is NOW I'm his way
=, D. where Tor the present
~ slUuorea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

The Democrats viii nnlG -near CITY
and ward cAacuses 81 7.3D urlucE
this ezsauing 81 CEfrv hull.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

r F. Smiley OF Earsbnn wak Z wis-
itur Saturday in -s1is city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

Steamship Cn.. arzrr q snnr- visit 81
ms hume IN the rirv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

'e.s,s., = az sefnEi and pnpu-
~ ~ NJ -ae kaarusia- Water
L 49,, re a. * x electric g11il-
y f,rs A'Ai isl'fiiaE rum the
~ =, siuL- where me mad
Es,s 's.n dass IN search of
AZ, 'i' - act = hit dpwnnasr
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~ ~. % spmetiling elise: mo
g 10 simply says Ii iiis
~ ~iiil thafr In another
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

14AlnE NJ The ia1e P.7rHfe
-, - Russell. Tuited sturas
n, GINS. vino uassed HwRy
h.. a 'hT- Hu PRIME. Haiti.
h.. @.e''Sf'i r the CITY Saturday
r.. l4hU We're r1fEHn 10 The
~. i. .te pArsTEtE M ann MITE. c.
b. ii 70 IL Cram srsxsst.
~. Icss VIII ns nain III .
H., q. A-'s MunuEy gfter-nunn Ut the
''feT Net npaisr church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

~. -l monthly ger tugaIaer
{ Sc CT tie Methodist church
Z go. - 2 she vt-st-v rtIiE MINI.
Suppeg being SERVED at
w-g - sn'ca ne Rev. J. nj.
-. ST l'pe,-in1sntfHyIs uf the
" zgr "tii-give u talk
4 :. - % great iure-esu 70 the
IL -. CHURCH Il il nupsd rnai
y j. % -ie rHurnh WIN pus-
VIA ATTEND TINS ga.f+rinr
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10


Fifteen to twenty new attract ons al
the Carnival this year.
Iver Anderson, Of Viking, was bust
ness visitor IN WarreI1s Monday.
$. Berg, from east OF Argyle, attend
ed to business matters in the city Fri
day.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10

n. Il. Short, OF Angus, was d bust.
ness visitor here Saturday
Per Pearson, of Alyarado, attended
to business matters here Friday.
Ole Mebust, of Viking, arrived in the
city Tuesday morning on business mat
ters.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10

WANTED-Good dry hand mixer to
assist herdsman in advanced registry
work; good opportunity to learn the
business Farm. e
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10

WANTED Girl. for hotel work; good
wages West Hotel.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-10-28
SURVIVOR OF TUSCANTA
DIES AT LEWISTON

Wednesday morning. by Iong-dis-
lance, the sad news of the death az
st. Joseph hospital, Lewiston, of her
nephew, Forest P. Turner, Of Koos.
kia. was received by Mrs. s. Day.
The young man and his brother were
proprietors of the Turner Bros saw
mill, few miles above Kooskia. On
October Is, he had the misfortune IN
have his left foot caught and mangled
in the planer.
The family physician was hastily
called and dressed the wound and
advised he be taken to hospital. On
arrival at st. Joseph s it was thought
there was chance to save the in
jured member but on October Ok n
was realized that the foot would have
to be amputated. He did not rally
from the operation, passing away
Tuesday evening at 10 O'Clock.
He was about 81 years of age and il
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-10-28
REED & coMPANY's BARGAINS

100 acres, near Harpster, 80 under
cultivation, well fenced, buildings
orchard, IL cattle, 5 horses, machine
nv, $4,000. Part cash, terms. This
is an unusually good bargain.
1920 acres, Is miles from Grange
Vile, 800 acres tillable, good build
ings, an excellent buy for stock ranch
Sheldon Farm, III miles north OF WI
mona. Small cash payment, with easy
terms for balance.
260 acres, 21a miles north east of
Ferdinand; 100 acres farm land, bal
ance good pasture with running water
Price $12,500
5-roone modern house, in excellent
condition, well located, sewer CON
neetion. Will sell furnished or unfur-
nished. This is a real bargain.
GEO. M. REED & co.
242 Grangeville, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-10-28

Line of Howard Heating stoves just
received at the Wood Hardware. 1
Ldcenoca to Wed-A marriage license
was issued Saturday to Edward }.
Funke and Marguerite Schubert, both
Of Cottonwood.
FOR SALE-Fresh Shorthorn milk
COWS, 4 years old. c. L. Bourland. 24tf
w. e. @. Dance-Members of the w.
E. G. have issued invitations to a dance
to be given in Odd Fellows hall the
evening of November 4.
wANTED-Pantry maid. Frank
Ando. 23tf
Line of Howard Heating Stoves just
received at the Wood Hardware. l
Removes to Kamiah-J. Fl. Vicory,
formerly of Mount Idaho, writes to
the Free Press that he has removed
from Kooskia to Kamiah. He wishes
to be remembered to his old friends
here.
See Chester Arnold for cement
walks. Tiff
Rebekah Dance-Hallowe EN- dance
given by the Rebekah lodge in Odd
Fellows hall Tuesday evening was a
decided success. The hall was crowded
by dancers. Music was by the Cow
boy orchestra.
Son Is Born-Mr and Mrs. R. f.
day.
LosT-Automobi tire chain, in or
near Grangeville, Monday. October %.
Finder please return to Free Press 24-2
Neighbors of Woodcraft Benefit /
Dance-Neighbors of Woodcraft will |
give Thanksgiving dance in the |. 0.
0. r. hall, Monday evening, Novem
Der ,, for benefit of the Neighbors
of Woodcraft Home. The public is in
vited.
125 Head of feeder Lambs. Ronney
Merino cross.
$3.50 per head. Box Al R. F. D.
No. /, Kamiah. 24-3
FOR sALE-One registered Short
horn bull, two years old M. G.
Ramho. 24tf
Surprise Party-Miss Olive Randall
was the victim of a surprise party,
Tuesday evening, when a number of
to spend the evening.
FEDERATED Churcn-COmmunlOn ser
vice will be held next Sunday morn
ing Subject, s'The Sacrifice of
Christ. In the evening, we are to
have something out of the ordinary in
the way of a song service. In addition
to special music by the junior choir,
some of the great hymns will be sung
after a brief account of their origin
and authorship and interesting incl
dents connected with them. H. S. Ran
dali, pastor.
WAITRESS wANTED-AT City
Cafe Steady work all winter 24tf
Columbia Graphonolas and records on
sale at tho Smoke House. 41-tf.
TAKEN UPON head of Chapman
creek, twenty head of sheep, branded
D or o on back, crop off right ear.
Enquire G. g. Elder, Grangeville, Ida
no. 24tf
Line of Howard Heating Stoves just
received at the Wood Hardware.
Encounters Bad Roads-Lara S.
Cross, who with his family, and his
Mr. and Mrs NJ I. Cross,
eft Grangeville recently by automobile 4;
Tor Bakersfield, Cal, writes from
Redding, Cal, of Difficult
les encountered on the road. eve
,ound very bad roads, he writes.
Two stretches, north of Roseburg, s
md on Smith s hill, north of Grant 5 +
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-10-28
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

Pass. The roads were more or less
rough and we could not make time
He said there was much rain and mud.
At Ashland, Ore, he saw Mr.. and
Mrs. Madison Myers, who were tour
ing from Grangeville to San Diego,
Cal.
Line of Howard Heating Stoves just
received at the Wood Hardware. !
FOR RENT-Typewriter, Paul Har-
Ian. loei'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-10-28
PERSONAL

James Belmaine has returned from
Spokane. where he sent two weeks.
Harold Harris was a business visitor
in Lewiston, Monday.
james Ntzhugh, of Whitebird, was
visitor in Grangeville this week.
Doc Denny is in Grangeville from
his ranch on the South Fork.
J. N. Oliver is in the city from Sc
attic, transacting business and visit
ing relatives and friends
V. W. Platt, cashier of the Salmon
River State bank at Whitebird, was
Ill the city Thurs lay.
0. T. Lingo has returned from a
hunting trip in the mountains. He
brought back deer.
Mrs. George Behean and daughter,
Miss Anna, have departed for Portland,
Ore, for brief stay.
Guy Chiesman, of lewiston who has
been in the city on business, and Frank
Mclaughlin departed Thursday by au-
tomobile for Lewiston.
Fred Cole, who was one of the local
delegates to Odd Fellows grand lodge
at Caldwell, returned home late last
week.
saxby Boles and Jack Rookie, stock
men of the Boles section, were in the
city Thursday on their way to Port
land with a shipment of cattle.
Sam Jones was in the city late last
week from the Whitebird country.
He was enroute to Portland with cat
tie.
George W. Boley, well-known stock
man of the Salmon river country, was
in Grangeville late last week on his
way to the coast with shipment of
cattle.
Mrs. Barbara Pfeufer has gone to
Seattle, where she viii spend the win
ter Her son, Philip, and daughter,
Miss Rosa, are students at the Univer-
sity of Washington, Seattle.
A. Doornbos returned to Grangeville
Sunday night after month S trip to
Texas. He visited the oil region at
Breckenridge. and also was at Beau
mont, Houston and other cities. On
MS return, Mr.. Doornbos stopped in
Bozeman and Manhattan, Mont.
Everett Adair, formerly of the Wi |
mona country, was in the city Mon |
lay, preparatory to departing for
I akima, Wn., where he expects to To-
cate. Mr.. Adair has disposed of all
his interests in the Winona country.
lie plans to engage in banking in the
Yakima valley.
NJ. R. Hattabaugh is home from
Caldwell, where he attended 1. o. o. |
:. grand lodge last week, and was
elected grand master, the highest of |
ice in the order in Idaho Mr.. Hatta-
'augh is being congratulated by his
friends here on the honor conferred
lpon him.
J. IF. Ailor and son have arrived here
rom johnson, Wn., to take possession
# the Clarence Bonstrom ranch,
vest of town, which Mr. Ailor pur-
hased short time ago. Mr.. Bon
from and family have removed to
heir newly acquired property in the
vest end of town.
L. H. Kerlee, a pioneer of Camas
Prairie, is in the city from Eugene.
IRE. where he and his family locat
d last summer. Mr.. Kerlee declared
e was much pleased with Eugene as
city. His two elder daugh
ers are attending the University of
lregon.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-10-28

ers Of the A. E. F. in 1917 and W.,
a survivor of the Inflated Tugcapis
Returning from France, early IN the
summer he resumed business with h.
brother. The body win be taken ia
the home and laid to rest beside hi,
father, who passed away in 1915
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-10-28

survived by his mother and sister who
were with him. and three brothers.
He enlisted in the Twentieth Engine
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
Poop les Column
QUESTION OF PERCENTAGES,

To the Editor OF The Evening Journal.
Sir; Shall we have 2.75 per cent per-
sonal llbertyi Are all the brave words
about tho right OF sober, temperate
men and women to decide for them
selves what beverages they shall drink
merely TO result IN the fright" TO
drink a compound that nobody wants ?
Is The nationwide resentment against
sumptuary legislation to simmer down
20 matter OF percentages? Are the
American people. who have been pro-
testing against the Eighteenth Amend
ment and tho Ubiquitous Volstead act.
going TO be satisfied with such mis-
erable compromise as Is offered by
the New Jersey law for $50 per cent
DeerY Is the question OF lnallcnable
rights guaranteed by the Declaration
OF Independence and the Constitution
OF the United states, to be settled on
the basis that alcoholic beverages are
poison but that 275 per cent. OF
poison VIII be permitted When we
say hereafter that we believe In lib
erty, shall we qualify our faith by add
ing "215 per cent llbertyg"
WHIDDEN GRAHAM.
No. $50 West End Avenue, New York
City, March 10, 1920.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12

Mrs. Fly was cooking very good din
ser. II smelled very good. and II looked
very good. and from the number OF
hastings, and STRINGS. It must have
been good
Nancy and Nick had come suddenly
apon her little house In Topsy-Turvy
Land. and peeped In just as Mrs. Fly
was tasting the custard Buzz. that's
goodw she said. setting II beside tfe
roolSy-crook on the table. But before
start to bake the Jelly cake, III have
30 see that the screens are tight, for the
smell OF this custard VIII surely draw
children
But while she was Inspecting the
windows the twins had found crack IN
the door, and the rest was easy. The
Green shoes made them about as small
as nothing-at-all, and IN they skipped.
They didn't mean to be naughty, but
oh. those cookies smelled so good Just
b little nibble at the sugar wouldn't
hurt, surely
Land alive" cried Mrs. Fly. throwing
up her hands In horror. If two Of those
horrrid creatures didn't get In after all.
and they're at my cakes Where's that
swatter?" And she buzzed some dread
ful buzzzes. Well. she hunted and
hunted before she found It. and by the
Time she did. the children had had ever
SO many nibbles.
Then suddenly-bang Something
came down with an awful crack right
beside their ears. and they jumped
about a mile, right into the sticky fly
paper-I mean. children-paperi
"Ah, haw said Mrs. Fly. Il guess !
nave you safe now" And she put the
waiter away, much pleased.
But you know about how long magi-
;al shoes are going 10 stay stuck on
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
HAPPY WORKERS TO
MEET SATURDAY

The spring meeting OF the Happy
Workers Missionary Society OF West
Presbyterian Church VIII be held at B
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in tho
Bible school hall. The chairman OF the
program committee Is Miss Dorothy
Mlssimer
Tho program WIN be as follows
Hymn, by society. devotional exercises.
in charge OF Miss Dorothy Missimer .
hymn; reading OF the minutes. by Miss
Helen Ferguson. secretary: piano solo,
Miss Myrtle Simpler; reading from
magazine. over Sea and Land" Miss
Margaret ID. Bruce; talk on topic OF
day, Miss Dorothy Missimer. Offering I:
vocal solo, Miss Shella Jackson; story
hour. with Nook" by the president.
Miss Grace Baird; song. by a choir OF
fifteen girls; hymn and prayer
At the conclusion OF the meeting the
mite boxes will be distributed for the
ensuing year Every member Is re-
quested to attend this meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
LEAP YEAR PROPOSAL
NO JOKE. SAYS RII.T.

SPOKANE March IA gentleman
says his name IS "Bill" is in heck OF
flx here. He wants advice. Bill went
to a leap year party. A girl proposed
10 him. Bill thought she was fooling
and accepted. Now she says she wasn't
prooflng and Bill loves another girl.
Wadya- know-about-that2 Bill wants
to know. also, Wadll-I-do-about-it?
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
GARBAGE CAN AND
SPARKI FRS STOI I'm

SAN DIEGO. March i2-Throe gar
bago cans and $1,000 worth OF diamonds
were stolen from home here. The
cops make the usual request--anybody
carrying three garbage cans containing
diamonds, kindly report the fact
Evening journal., 1920-03-12

sticky paper. Not a second And they
whisked the twins right Off. and out the
door.
Goodbye, Mrs. Fly" called the
Fairy Mushroom from Nanoy's pocket.
Copyright 1920 n Z. a.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12

Prosecutor H. n. Mitchell Mitchell Is
about to crusade against gem mser-
chants who say they are diamonds
when they amt"
Evening journal., 1920-03-12

The boy who wants work after
school can easily secure the kind OF
work bes; suited to him through the
want ads.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
600 GOLLYl JEWELLERS
GOTTA TELL THE TRfTTU

SACRAMENTO, March i2-'It Is the
law that the price and value OF Jew
elry can't be misrepresented," says
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-29

Kotacka. Ten wskoczyl ma sw6j
samochod J rozpocze}a sic teraz
$zalona gonitwa, wSrod kt6rej
tax policya jak i zlodzieje usta-
wicznie do siebie s~trzelali. Przy
Madison ! Robey III. wyprzedzili
zlodzieie policyanta, jednakze
spotkali sic z dwoma innymi stro
zami bezpieczehstwa. Ma wezwa
ME policyi rabusie znowu ME
staneli, ale przyspieszyli jeszcze,
gdv W tenn tylnie ko}o sic i'm re-
psu}o. w tel chwili powyskaki-
wall oni Z samcchodu i ulotnili
sic w r0znych stronach. Samo-
Ch6d ME miai zadncgo numeru,
przcto mic }atwo bedzic pollcyi
znalczt sprawc6w usiiowancgo
v-tamania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-29
POSCIG IA
MI.

PoIicya chicagoska doklada
wszclk:ch Staran. aby w~ytropjc
sprawc6w zamachu IA pociq9
Chicago, Burlington and Quin-
.cy". Jeszcze W ri2tek nieznani
zioczyncy podiolyii progi ciez-
Ike ma torach kolejowychs by
s2owodowac wykolejenie poci2-
gu pospiesznego Kansas City,
" pociagu znajdowa}o sic pre-
szlo stoszeStdziesiqt osob, a w
wozie pocztowym by}o stopie6--
Gziesiqt tysiecy dolarow Przesyi-
k; kompanii expresowej. Podob-
no przyaresztowano s~zesnasto-
.ietniego chtopca w Galesburg,
EtGry miat sic przyznac do pod,
lolenia progow ma torach, ably
mice Z tego fun. Zaprzecza on
icdnak stanowczo. jakoby go do
tcgo m;eli starsi ludzie nakionlc.
Wade policyjne jednakze ME
bardzo chlopcu wierza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-29
Kronika MisjSCOWa,
Dokohczenie ze STRONGLY l-szei

sob zoStaio pokaleczonych, z kt6
rych kilka zabrano do szpitala
Sw. Elzbiety. Orkan nastepnie
przcszedl ma Evanston, gdzie jed
naE ME wyrzQdzii znaczniejszych
szkod, poczem nawiedzi} miaste-
czko Wilmette. ktore ma Szero-
koSci dwu ,,blokow" wzdiuz 20
>ta}o zniszczone. Pieciu mez-
czyzn zostaio pokaleczonych !
to prawdopodobnie iataInie. DIVA
z5ory: episkopalny i metodyski
zostaly cz~eSciowo zniszczone, Z
trztch zaS domow wichcr zer--
wal dachy. W PlainGeld try O.
Soby zostaiy zabitc, 4 20 rannych
I przy tenn orkan w~yrzQdzit zna-
czniejsze szkody W budynkach.
'NicjscowoSt Plainfield by}o O.
>tatniQ I rzedu, kt6r2 huragan
nawiedz}; nastepnjc pocz2| on
~wyprawiac harcc swc ma jcziorzc
i s~zczcScicm Jest, IL ME naPotkai
ma swcj dvcdzc zadncgo piyn4ce-
20 parowCa Tub zaglowca. Ma Ii
>cie zabitych W czasic huraganu
Spotykamv dot2d tylko jedno pol
skic SlzwiSko, kt6re Jest Arto-
nina Lesahsla, licz2ca lat o, "a
micszka}a W Mclrose Park.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-29
NIEPRZYTOMNY w
AUTOMOBILE.

Be- przytomnoSci L gtow3
przewieszonq bczwiadnie przcz
Eofo sterowe z~nalczjono T. W.
L.outona. agenta automobilowc-
90 I Ford kompanii, bli>ko la
natr PREY Dempstcr ul. Mai on
wielka rang mad prawem okicm
ed ciecia zelazem. Zabrano go
stamtqd presto do szpitala, gdzic
szef policyi Leggctt zaczq} Sic
dztwo. PrzcSzukano lego kieszc-
ME ! zGalcziono zalcdwic kilka
Ccrt6w, Skad przypuSzczcnic ze
moIc zOslai obrabowanv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-29

wiaSciciele koPaln re Stanu Iii.
noiS.
Lista Oskarzonych obejmuje
ponadto wielu urzednik6w unii
gorniczych, kt6rych nazwiska ?
powodu braku miejsca 1ie pcdaje-
my.
Rzqdowe Sledztwo, kt6re ma roz
porzadzenie sedziego Anicrsona
zostaio rozpoczete minionego CRU
dnia i byio pod jego okiem SciSle
Prowadzone, ukonczylo sic .atem
W krytycznej chwili, giy stajemy
" przededniu nowych usilowai
negocyaCyi W sprawie ,owcgo
Iontraktu skali placy, It6ry pra-
wdopodobnie zostanie przvjety
przez gornik6w, dzieki czemr
prawdoPodobnic zapowiedziany
strajk ma 1go kwietnia zostanie
uniewazniony.
Wszyscy czionkowie komitetu
skali piacy, przeciwko ktorym 70
staIy wydane oskarzenia. a kt6rzy
prawdopodobnie niebawcm beda
aresztowani. zostali ostatnio "a
proszeni przez prczydcnta Wi,so-
ma do Nowego IorNu, celcm Cd
bycia tan w tych dniach konfc-.
rencyi L g6rnikami oraz Z komi,
syq weglowa W sprawic ~uIozenia
warunkow nowego kontraktu pla-
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MEM kontraktoroW w spraWie
placy ola robotnikow ciesielskich.
Obecnie najnizsza plaza cieSli wy
nosic bedzie $l.25 ma godzine /
Lobowiazywac bedzie tylko do 4.
Igo maja roku 1921. WiadomoS(
tc aforementioned wczoraj Da.
mel Calvin, sekretarZ = skarbnili
gf0wncgo lokalu UNIV cieSloW. w
hontrakcic cicSli znajdujc sic row
niez klauzula, ma podStawie kt0-
rel unia obowiqzujc sic unlkac
wszelkich strajkow ola sympathy
ma wypadek strajkow wynik}ych
w innych ga}eziach przcmys}u /
pozostaG PREY piracy tax dfugo,
Lor0ki wsp6lna komisya arbitra-
cvjna stron s~pornych mic wyda
OStatcC1nego S2du w tcJ SpraWlc.
Podobnic r6wnicz wsp6lna ko-
misya arbitracyjna ma sic zcbrat
priced hub pc 2I-szym lutcgo
przyszlcgo roku i ulozyc MOVIE
warunki kontraktu.
KilkanaScic dni tcmu murarzc
take podpisali nowy kontrakt,
ma p~odstawic kt6rcSo pobicrat be
dq tax samo jak cie$lc $I.25 ma
godzine. Robotnicv innych ga}ezi
przcmyslu budowlancgo r6wnici
prowadza obccnie ncgocyacye re
swymi pracodawcami w sprawic
wiekszej p}acy, kt6ra jak MONA
przcwidzict, otrzymajq bcz wicl-
kich trudnoSci.
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G.. Silvcrman ! Frank Badger
oskarzcni o sprzcniewicrzcnie %
tys;ccy L firmy Ware i Leland,
maiq sic oddat " recc sprawicd'i
woSci iutro. 4 obronca ich Mel
vile sta-a sic o przySotowanie
dIa mich kaucyi, ably ME sicdzicli
" viez;cniu. Silvcrman przvzna|
sc 10 why ! Sot6w jest zrobit
rc~stytucye. a nawct iSj do wig
z;c&ia, jcdaakie Badger powia-
da. lc tyiko padi oiiarq spckula
cr; inI~ch.