davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-26
WILL YET MAKE FLIGHT
UNLESS STOPPED BY DEATH.

MONROE. La, March 25.--'I will
make the flight from the Atlantic TO
the Pacific yet. IL death doesn't stop
me-" Lieutenant VIM. Devoe Coney,
transcontinental flier. who crashed TO
earth on the Nose Lander farm at Il: 80
o'clock this morning, declared this af-
ternoon shortly before he was con-
veyed by automobile and train to
: -Natchez, Miss. where he will be given
treatment at a sanitarium. Il wanted
TO break my own worlds record in my
trip back 10 the Pacific, and my keen-
est regret is that / have failed," the
injured flier continued. II know that
/ would have established a new record
II / had not been beaten by nature. 1t
is pretty hard to overcome the laws
of gravity and to find out new things
in nature. 1 thought that 1 was learn
ing some of her secrets when this ac
cident occurred. l would have won out
If It had not been for those fogs along
the Mississippi river. 1 had fair
flight until / struck the fog banks
along the river and then lost my way
90 some extent, and from the Missis-
sippi river until hit the ground l was
flying low. l was preparing to make a
landing because of engine trouble
when / struck a tree and went down.
/ do not remember much about what
occurred after / struck the tree until
/ found myself in the arms of Nose
Lander and his good wife. l guess 1t
is all over"
Cheered by Physicians.
Lieut.. Coney early In the day kept
repeating over and over that he was
going TO die. but his physicians had
cheered him up TO some extent this
afternoon that he was inclined to take
a more philosophical view of the az
cident. His keenest disappointment is
over his failure to set up new rec
ord; the fact that he may die or be
manned for life being secondary, ac-
cording to those Who have talked with
him.
Drs. c. NJ. Darrell and J. w. winn
(continued on Page Two.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-26
fev The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Former
President Wilson was said tonight to
he recovering satisfactorily from an
acute attack of Indigestion which he
suffered shortly after noon today. Ad-
miral Cary T. Graysop, the former
presidents physician. said it probably
yVould be another day or two before
Mr. Wilson could be considered as en-
tirely recovered.
Mr.. Wilson has been subject to
nervous indigestion for a number of
years and today's attack, although
with warning, was not wholly unex-
pected, it was said Only members of
his family and servants were present
when the attack occurred but hurried
calls brought DR.. Stirling Ruffin, who
previously had attended him at the
bonaa ON S street, DR.. GraYson ar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-26
THE WEATHER TO-DAY

PENSACOLA AND VICINTTY-Fair
and warm Saturday. Sunday, local thun
dershowers and somewhat lower temper
ature.
WINDS-Hatteras to Florida. Straits
Fresh southeast and south winds;
fair weather Saturday.
East Gulf-Fresh southeast and south
winds, fair weather Saturday
West Gulf-Fresh and strong south
winds and fair weather Saturday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-26
"EN ! hGn
Temperature

Highest .......75 Lowest ..... SO
Mean ......72 Normal ......6 SO
Mean same date last year ....... 81
Accumulated excess this year to date 2.56
Highest Of record for March ..... 81
Lowest of record for Aarch ....... "a
Rainfall.
For "a hours ending pm. ... o
Total for this month to p. m. .....57S
Accumulated deficiency this year to
Humidity.
7am..93 I2 non .s5 7p.m sS
Barometer.
ss-na-sA.-..sGoT 7p-z@.AA&.sAA2Q>s<
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-26
HELPING PENSACOLA

Each day, In this space, The Journal
will give a condensed history of one OF
the leading business firms Of the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-26
U. S. WEATHER REPORT

Sunrise SAB am.
Sunset 6:04 pm.
9:14 pm.
Moonset 7:23 pm
Next phase of the
moon, last quarter,
March 81.
High tide 9:44 pm.
Low tide 1924 am.
YESTERDAYS
WEATHER
naneHaftIra
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14

tere ssSabr Dien1t5eit lie $500 rnebr
bis our @ren3e bon $50 ben Monat.
|Die bonn Sol1ie angenoanmene 8orloge
fir 5oloaten : Wrotififattonen lbliebt
aae, peld,e aus @emiiiengrunoen ge-
gen &riegs0ienit moren, BON Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus. Sic
Ibeltimmt unter an6erem, bob aud
@itmen, minoeridbrige &iruoer, Mrt-
ter nno @6ter grattfifationsberedtig-
ter S%erltorbener sic betreffenoen GEL
Ser erbalten loaen; 6uB mir Mnipru-
de fir sic 3eit Big gum 81. Suit 1920
|be3ablt meroen, nnb baB Mnlpride
nidt ipGter aIs am 81. @e5ember
1921 geltenb gemabt meroen lol(en.
|Dus &a11s nabm cine 8orlage our @e-
gulier11ng ser 2uftidifffabrt an. sic
perbietet, 6aB 2uftidiffe iiber ct.
Saul, @inneapolis u1rb 01rlllb tiefer
|ols $500 SUB fliegen unos bob eta.
ltionen nGber nls 1000 SUB bon Ell
|ner 56ule eirgeridtet mer6en burfer.
3umioerbunoelnoe iol(en big at $500
@elobnBe ooer 60 Sage o6er beioes
beItraft tperben. 9as Sa1sfomitee
fir @tots= uno County, Mus1tellun=
gen befdloB, sic @orlage, melde Sic
Musiteunngen on Sonntagen gei6lol-
len balten nonte, auf unbe1timmte
3eit 5uriid5ulegen.
Die Mllemblp 1tabm ant 9onner-
ltag cine 8orlage an, mel6e Durd)=
lud11ng obne ridterliden 8efebl BON
Mntomobilen, sic im 8er0adt Iteben,
@bisfep at transportieren, unb 8e-
l6lognubme bes betreffenoen Sdnaps
erlauben uiiroe. Cine Mmen0ement,
peldes @erltequng uno 8erfal1f BON
8ier nit 4 Ero5ent Mlfobolgebolt err
laubt baben miiroe, tpa1r0e nit 80 ge=
gen 80 Stimmen per1porfen Ser
Nlenara11s1duB 6es Senats empfoH
cine 8orlage our Mnnabme, melbe
|6ral1en erlalrben miir6e, als @efdpo=
rene 5u iotenen. &ranfenpflegerinnen,
sic tatiGdli9 ibrem 8eruf nadgeben,
un0 Miitter, melde at 9ouie ge=
bra11dt tper6en, tpiiroen anf @runb Ell
mes in @oridlag gebradten Mmenoe=
ments ser &erpli6tung entboben
fem, ola @eidmorenen gu fungteren.
Ser Senat nnbm cine &eiol1ttion an,
in pelder ser 8un0esfongreB. eriuM
miro, 6te ginman0erung gu inspen=
6ieren, big Elm SDitem fir sic Ml1s=
'tpabl ertpiin19ter @inmnn6erer etob=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14

bon Nortb 9afotu, bot an 5arnltag in
Wfinot, Dor Dtftrittsridter @. s. Mo-
ring ltatgefunoen. Die @ldubiger fat.
ten @elegenbeit, irgenomelde Gin.
mdnoe gegen oie grnennung %. Sobn
ions, Sefretdr Sdabmeiiter Ser &C.
ieai6aft, gum 6auern6en Maiieber.
molter Dor5ubrtngen.
Sbiel6s. - Grau &idarb Grad,
bt6er brab ibr linfes &nnogeIenf,
|5ran HnuI @oo6tpi1 braf) 6en redyz
ten Mrm nnb &obert @ilano trug orei
'gebrodene &ippen 6abon, als ibr Mu-
to ii6 Mberiblug unb sic Sniaiien a11f
DIE StraBe gefporfen uur6en.
Man6an. - Sncob 6. BappIer
bon Mercer County fat iib inn @reis=
gertM 5u beranttporten tpegen 6es
|2tebitabls bon 8ieb Don Carmen I'M
gan5en County. gr beri1idte 6as
|8ieb bon BORT nad 81. SAUL, 100 es
angeblib geiblodtet tpur6e. - sos.
WetQs, Elm 6armer, tpl1roe pegen Ser
6adts bes 9iebftabls Don @aren ser
8ingenbeimer Mercantile Company,
i'm @erte BON $500, an 5as &reisge=
ri6t iiberpielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
@@@
g MadbritPtcft aus g
g Sent NerNtueiteft. g
g g @@@
mfmmof0fn
111innelota
Gtaatsaeietqebnng.

Die bonn Sous angenommene Sill
lp-8orlase, meld9e BEN 8erfauf bon
&oblen, bie S6iefer unb anoere frem.
Sc Subitanaen entbalten, gu berbteten
tra6tet, ml1rbe i'm 5enatsfomitee ber-
porfen, bon oen 8efirportern Der
8orloge ma1r0e ober cine Relolutro11
|eingereibt, mel9e Ole @rnennung e.
mes 5pe5ialfomitees CUR unter11td)-
ung ser &oblenfrage perlangt uno
%gleid5eitig Sic 8emiqigung bon ST.
500 our Dedung Der unterfudungs-
fpiten. Dos Mbgeor0netenbans nabnt
nit 70 gegen Is 5timmen eine Sor@
llaae an, melde sic Steuertare fir 81
gentum ser Observation-Disclosures BON
auf 4 Yro5ent Ser 8rutto @innob=
men erb0ben ion. Gin Specialize
mitee oes 5taatsiemts beidlob, sen
Mnfarf zines 543 Mder groBe1l
@runoltuds om 8emioii.See our Gin
rid}tung zines Eurfes 81 empteblen.
melher oen Numen r2afe 8emioli
lSfate Eurf" flibren un0 0e111elben 1ur
|Eouri1ten 5u einem befonoern Mn5te=
bungsplat mad)en lou. Die Soften
0es @%rlnoitiifes lolen iid a1rf $40
1000 belaufen. Oas Sinan5fomitee oes
I@enots empfabl sic 5ueiidbrlihe Be
|uiGigungsporlage CUR Mnnotme; lie
perfiigt iiber ettpa feds Mi1ionen
Gollors 5. +. ettpa 100000 mebr
ais Dor 5tpei Sabren. 0as Mderba1=
Iepartement uqein erbdlt $4,000
mebr, uno fir sic neue Snouitrie=
|fommi11ion >peroen $364,000 ausge=
iebt.
9us Sonntagsperbot gegen 6tlfett
lit bon SEN Senatoren a%nfgebobet1
moroen. Mit bier5ig gegen cine Stlm-
me nnbm Ser Senat eine Torloge f1r
sic gtabIierrng bon 3peigaderba1t-
idarlen in Grand &api6s un0 IN SUI
Ilutb an. = Mngenommen tprroe INT
Mrgeoronetenbauie @orIagen, mel@e
sic 6euertpebrleute in ct. Saul,
Minneapolis uno 9ulntb 5u elmer
Eeniion BON $40 SEN Monat na6 20
|iGbriger Oienit3eit uno fir ieoes met
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
Suo=Ddfotd.

8ierre. - @eneralnn>polt s.. 6.
Gapne BON Soutb 9nfota CAB ON
Donner1tag 5u perlteben, baB oie fur5-
li9 begonnene ltrenge Durdfiibrune
ser ulten ~bIauen" Sonntagsgelebe
borlaufig eingeltelt merbe, big Dos
Oberitaatsgeri9t iiber lire 8erfai.
iungsmaBigteit entidie6en babe. Die
Staatsregierung bat gegen 81. @oe=
tbul, einen Meaterbeiiber in 9uron,
einen Strobe 8ro5eB ungeitrengt unb
bereitS lire Mnflugeidrift eingerei9t;
Der Angeflogte bat itt bereit erfldrt,
feline &lagebeanttportung in Sen nd9=
item Sagen ein5ureiden, obne 6ie ibm
5~uitebenoe 6riit bon 6reiBig Sagen
m1s5uniiten, 6umit Ser Bro5eB m0g-
libit bei6leunigt tperben farm.
Siour 6a1ls. - 9ie G9eune a1f
@ernon 8eebes 6nrm tpur6e 6urd}
|Seuer bouitdn6ig 5eritort, tpeldes
6urb &inoer, ole nit Strei6bol5ern
|ipielten> angeitedt tp11r6e. Stint 8fer=
6e pur6en gerettet. Ser Sda0en Be-
lduft itd3 a1f $4,000, Der 6urb Ser.
|iiderung teihpetie ge6edt 1T.
Mitdu. = Die Direftoren ser bie-
|iigen n&noelsfammer beibloiien, oie
|gmlebung zines Musi9uiles, mel4er
I'M gan5en Staat 6afir Bropaganoa
ma6en ion, 1oB ser Same 6es Ston=
ties 6urd) 8erfaiiungs : ENHANCEMENT
bon South Oafota" in v&ooiebelt"
nmge6n6ert mer6e. 9ieier Some lit
|ousgeiubt mor6en, neil Geo6ore
Rooiepelt feline friibe1 Mannesiabre
in Dofota berbra1t Fat. Gin nn6erer
|@runo fir Die Mamensanoernng lit
Sic, 6oB 6reiBig 8anferotte BON gan-
fen in Nortb 9afota bdiufig irrtIm-
lid)ertpeiie 5ontb Dafota 5ugeidrie=
ben mer6en.
Suron. Die erite Berbaft11ng auf
|@runo ser Sonntagsgefebe Sortb
9nfotas tpur6e arn Snmitag bierielbit
porgenommen; oas Opfer mar u.
|@oetbal, Setter un6 8eiiber zines
8il6ertbeaters, 6as er ant borbgert
Sonntag often gebalten baben fol-;
Ger Monn tp11r6e urter Sbbnt ibes
|@beriffs tuieoer auf freien SUB ge-
iebt.
Birgil. = @ier fielen am Cont
|ltag ieds Sauier un6 ein &ol5lager
ocm 6el1er gum Spfer; Ser Sdaoen
miro ouf $4,000 geidast; man
gla1bt, BOB oas 6euer in Ser Gong
Iden Mpotbefe al1sbrad.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
Uoro=Ddfotd.

Sarge. - Die1e Staot miro int la1t'
fenoen Sabre eine balbe Niuton 9ol=
lars fir 0ffentlide Mrbeiten o1sge-
ben un6 5tpar $400 600 fir @trober-
pHaiterunge1 nnb 100000 fir Waf-
ler- un6 m5ugsrobren : @pIteme.
Didin1on. - $4,000 5ablte Die
Nortbern 8acific neutrality-suspicious.
Mnton Mnberfor, Ser nnIdngft bier
|beim gismnder1 rttter Ole &d6er ei-
ner Gar fam, nobel fem linfes Betn
un6 ser Unite Mrm oerart beritinnmelt
unr6en, 6nb iie nbgenomr1en meroen
muBten. = @erfdie6ere @ei9dfftts-
Ier1te, rnter oieien a1ldb Ole Sugbes &
Deiters electric eight COMPANY bon
bier, firb bonn itontliden &ontpe11fa
ltongburo berflagt tpor6en, peil fe Die
@el6er fir 8erfiderung ibrer artge'
ifenten Mrbeiter snidt ~ein5nblte1.
Bisnard. - Mit Der ginfiibrrt11g
6es 6ra11enitmumredts baben Ole
Trol1er in Mortb Dofota Hiinfftig bie
ISdur : @nb1iteuer IN Ser S6be bon
sic idbrIi@ gu beaoblerL bcgeger
|fino fie bon ser SfroBen Bdbliteier
fret, Sic nod Ser Berfoiung nur
Skinner trifff. Ser ffaaflide Steiter.
fmmiiidr g. 6. @oI1ace bat cine
Mnfnohme n1er< ssrnuer. bic Bog 81.
oebensiabr bonen6et bnben. unaeorb-
net.
minot. - Dus Berhsr iiher Me
ffrpiminiae MnnfproH : Erf1S;r,t1n Mcr
Ennmrnprs 1fritph sto~cs Rnr-hoeee
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14

Iliert fem miro. Das serntsfommi-
tee fir aIgemeine @eiebgebnng an-
oerte sic &abIteuerDorlage bubtn, oaB
ACKNOWLEDGMENT fir @l1tos ntbt Biz
sur SGlfte, ionoer1 nur Bis at einent
Drittel Der Staatsitel1ern ioaen be-
|tragen biirfen.
Mh 80 geser 81 Stimmeu nabm
Der Stuatsienat bie 8orlage fir Die
Muferleg1lng elmer 8erufsiteuer fir
lMnferlegung elmer 8e~rufsiteuer fir
|aue BEL Ser @etpinnung bon @iiener5
tGtigen Ser ioner an. 9us Nbgeoro,
netenbu11s batte bie 8orlage i4on Dor.
ber ungenommen, 10 BOB lie fir Den
I@oubern0r our il1nteri6rift fertig lit.
|gs beiBt, ser @oubern0r meroe lein
8eto gegen Die Borlage einlegen, neil
|ibr sic notigen @~eitimmltngen fir if
re Du%rdfiibrung feblen. SIM Mbge=
or6netenbauie tprrbe sic 8orlage,
meId)e Sen a&11f bon 8iir5e=grtraften
ieridtperen 1ou, beri6oben. Ser Senat
nobm cine 8orlage an, mel6e ben
MngeiteGten ser 5dulbeboroen cine
|6ebaIts5ulage BON Sc betpiaigen ion.
6ergus Gaus. = Mittelit Spe-
5ial5uges Don orei 8aggons 1puroen
145 @eiltesfranfe bon Dem bieitge1
Sospitd nod on6eren Mnitalten uber.
fiibrt. @ier5ig Srauen p1roen mod
&oltings, IS nod 8ilmar nn6 40
na9 Mnofn gebradt.
@ino1a. - Snfolge elmer 9obm=
berablebung bon 877a Gents auf 80
Gents per 5tun6e baben Die bieiiger1
union=S lnmbers Die Mrbeit nieoerge=
|legt. Die Mrbeitgeber baben angefiin=
bigt, baB lie fir Hlumbierarbet ntbt
mebr als $1.25 Bis 81 per Stlnoe
redynen fonnen.
Carrier. - Clinton &noblal1h, Bto=
nier- 8anfier, @ei6dftsmann uno Sc
treioeb1moler, itarb bier in 1einer Ste
1i6en3 I'M MIter bon Sc Sabren. SIM
Sitter BON 18 Sabren fam ct aus lei=
nem Seimatsorte in Burttemberg,
0enti6lan6, in bieies 2an6 un5 fano
bei leiner Mnfunft in ct. Saul NIT
einige 9duier Dor.
81. 8eter. - 5rau q. g.. @mult
|m11r6e bier nit elmer Sttmmenmebr=
beit BON 80 5timmen aus 1911 our
|8irgermeiiterin Ser Sta6t ertpablt.
Sos Srauenbot11m tpar febr 1tart.
STRAIT @ault lit 8orIiben6e BEG 6rit=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14

l1rinbeidmeroen. - rGor etliden
8oden faufte id cine 6laide Sornts
Nlpenfrd1,ter," idreibt Serr g: Chr
borot bo1, 9enper, Colo. "yta9 bor=
idriftsmdBigem @ebraud) oes Sell
mittels bat es ieinen 3mef poaltanotg
erreidt. Sd lit entieslihe Sdbmer=
SEN mdbre11o bes ltrinieren5; Der ur1n
seigte ltets einen brdunlif)en 9eieoer=
iflog. Sic 5d)mer5en, mie ou4 Der
Rieoeridlag, iino jebt peri dtpunoen.
Sd bin Is Sabre olt." 9ieies befarm<
te @rduterbeilmittel erfreut iid zines
ghten Suites nls llrinmeoiain. VS.
mirft a1,f sic Nieren, mie aud) onf Die
onoeren Organe, unb bilft Ser Notur,
oeren normale Sdtigfeit tpieoerber5l1.
iteden. Gorni's Mlpenfrauter lit nidt
IN Mpotbeffen at buben; es miro bon
belonoeren ggenten geliefert. Begen
ndberer @usfunft idreibe man an 81:
Setter fabrnep & cons 60, 2501
@ofbington @lp6., Chicago, Sa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
en-, sic befu1fs Ourhfiibruna

men, sic bebufs Durdfibrung oes
gollteao @eietes gemodh moroen
iino. Sier baben mir es alio nit eli
ner %flagranten @eiesesberlesnng gu
TIM = uro oob frabte fem 9ab1
Darnad, @eit oaoon entfernt, elne
iolde Hraris gu peroammen, brilte1
1ib Sic @alierf anatifer nod nit III
rem vgrrungenidmften," Sic MIR 3D.
b1rd, mGglid tpa1roen, baB ibre Spl-
BEL bireft sur @erlesung oes @eleses
perleiteter. ltnb 6afir ml1B Snfel
Gam biz sur S6be bon elmer Wiaion
0olars in sic Sa16e greifen!
8ie aelaet. fem Sabn frGbt oars
nad9, 1penn sur 9urdfiibrnng zines
8eieses, Sos oem Golfe bon nnlfr11-
puIoien Golitiferu aufge5tpungen muir
Sc, oos @elo millionenpetle in 1lnge-
iesIid)er @eile peral1sgabt miro. Mber
,pebe benr arn1en Geutiel, Der es magt,
eiuen Mitmenideu NIT etmos 5tdr=
ferem ais N,lbpro5entigem 5u laben!
@r mub ms ounfle 8erlieB, obne
@nooe unS 9ormber5igfeit. Mm lieb-
Iten m06ten i'm Sic 8aiIerfDpfe bier
teilen, unt Damn, mie in alten Soften,
Sen &npf oes Spfers ols abidreden=
nes Seilpiel Dor bem Stu0ttor al1f5r>
IpieBen. @ieleiht fommen mir 0oh
rod lpmeit, bub ms Sic @unerlimpel
mieoer Sic quite, alte 3eit"' belfe=
ren!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14
@@@ @@@ @@O
20 Standardization aus g
|@ Ser alien Heimat. g
|@ 800
6anuQpef.

QQnuDDet.
ssn 0snnbriif iin6 IN Ser erlten
@Glte 6es Monats 6ebruar geltors
BEN: Ser @iieubabmidaffner Srnna
8abmboff Inn Mlter BON IS Sabren
u116 Der 2ofomotipfiibrer Bilbelm
|&alenbein I'M Sitter bon 81 Sabren;
at 8enfbeim Der aa1fnpann @loolf
Soltbaus i'm rs. 2ebensiabre;; 5s Nhl
ifinaen Der S1nei6ermeiiter @arl
Buid i'm SITTER bon u Snbren;; 5lt
|&ikba11len ser grloton Gra13 8ader>
ebemfuns Il Sabre dit; at Mrfl.m Der
Maldinenbu1ter @erbaro Berling I'M
81. 2ebensnbre.
@eReu.
Mm 8il6peiberle bei Die3 tpllroe
cine BerfItdtte a,1g Ser @teinaet in
ieltener 8oGitGn6tgfeit freigelegt;
man fm6 in ibr unterlagen our Ser
1tea,rne BON @teintperf5eugen. Belon,
oers reid fir6 ooaie 611n6e an Gierfno.
|hen ser ur5eit. - sSn MI8eD lit Der
lin tueiteiter @reiien 9eHers beite1s
|befan1te Sefonomierat g. 9affelbad
|qeitorbert, Ser bas bobe Sitter bon "a
ssabren erreidte. 8eaeidnen6 it, bob
Ser 8eritorbene be,te nod 3tpei Sdtpe
|itern int Sitter bon 50 ,1n6 80 Sabren
hat, mdbren6 elm Brlloer Dor meniger
|eSnhrert I'M Sitter bon 80 sssnbre1t itarb.
|Die bier @efdniiter, 6ie ME eire,r g1t-
ten Eropber ferriger1 Mbeintpeins per'
fdmabten, baben aIio Bis be1rte at,
|famme1t 0as respectable Sitter bon
1882 Snbrer erreidt.
@enfaIen.
Sim IL. Sebr1.ar ftarb bic 2ebrerir
I'm Ser Soiepbsidule in Miiniter, Sri
Mrrn WrtpIs. nie feit 1873 tn
lGhuThienff t6tiq mar. Sn 6ieieru
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-14

60 lange sic Mniierten babel blei.
ben, sic @duI6 an oem 4rieq aus
fdlieBIih auf De11ti6lano al idieben,
1T ein tuirifIider Trie6en %un6enfbor.
@eI Idineft Sic MitfdntIo anoerer
Climber betpieien tpor6en!
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-03
Continued on Page S.
LEAVING
CUSTOMS HOUSE
New Bedford Hotel Man Believed 10
Have Been After Scotch Whis-
key Hidden i'm Hay

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Jan. 8
James H. Griffin. ono of the leSspeS of the
Woverly hotel. was arrested early today
by Patrolmau John AIcNamcc as ne was
cmelg ging from q window in the customs
house. Eugene II. Vicu his partner. was
arrested later. Warned by another officer
that an automobile and two men were
waiting by the customs house. the men
acting suspiciou>!y. the patrolman Laid in
wait for his man for more than an hour
Griffin, although protesting. was locked
up charged with breaking and entering
The customs house window apparently
had been forced open. On Friday last 100
bales of hay supposed TO contain 40 cases
of Scotch whi>key and champagne were
taken t. the customs house for safe keep
ing. The prisoners were arraigucd before
the federal commissioner.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-03
COURT SETS ASIDE
CLAYTON ACT DEGREES
ReverSes Decisions Holding That Law
70 Legalize Boycotts - Cases
on Calendar.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Federal
court DEGREES holding that the Clayton act
in effect legalized secondary boycott by
organized labor were set aside today by
the supreme court.
Eighteen eases were ON the calendar
when the supreme court reconvened today
after its holiday recess. The government
suit against the United Shoe Machinery
to and the cross bill of that corporation
head the list. with the original boundary
suit between North Dakota and Mime
sofa next in orier hrr cases ~ more
than local futerest which viii be heard
during the week include the Detroit
street railway ease which is "A suit for
an injunction restraining the city of De
troit from entering upon public owner
ship program: the Kentucky distillerieS
case" involving an appeal from the state
law atfiXing extra tax on liquor in bonded
warehouses the invested capital case.
and the appeal of Senator Truman III.
Ncwbcrry of Michigan. and others from
conviction under the corrupt practices act.
and a series of suits involving the right of
the alien property custodian To seize bonds
deposited in the United States before the
war by German insurance companies to
protect American policy holders.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-03
FEDERAL COURT
HERE TOMORROW
Petit Jurors Not to Report Until Jan.
10, as Important Civil Cases
Have Been Discontinued

Most of the civil business which was
ON the docket for the January term OF
the United States court which will begin
here tomorrow morning at 8 clock, in
the federal building, has been disposed of
by settlement out of court
The case of Thomas Butler of Fair
Haven against the New York Consolidated
Slate Co. for damages of $4,000 has been
settled, as has that of Edward ii Ryan
of Rutland against A. c. Linberg and
F. IL. Street of Boston for damages, OF
$4,000, both of which were suits for per
sonal injuries. The personal injury suit
of John w Anderson of Springfield (Ft)
against the Springfield Electric Railway
Co. and the village of Springfield, for Sl0,-
coo, is to be continued
The grand jury will convene tomorrow
and take up criminal cases in private,
but the petit jurors, because OF the dis
position Of the civil cases as stated. have
been notified that they do not need to
appear until Jan. 10. ..--
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-03
WANTS !.
NO BRIDGE DELAY
Thinks Bridge Co. Actuated
by Prospects of Low
er Prices
WANTS BRIDGE NOW
OR NEW CONTRACT
Would Resent ANY Attitude by Town
Officials That Cove Impression of
Knuckling to COntractOrs-Surprised
at Contractors Request.

Local business men were thoroughly
aroused by the story IN Saturdays Re
former to the effect that there might be
further delay in the erection of bridge
across the Connecticut river opposite this
village to take the place of the structure
swept away last March. News that the
United Construction Co. had asked the
selectmen for an extension of time came as
a surprise, and the public did not hesitate
to express the opinion that no extension
ought to be granted.
What the bridge companies say they
want is an extension of time that will
delay the beginning of construction until
after next springs high water. That
would mean beyond question that the new
bridge would not be completed until well
INTO next Summer--a prospect that is any
thing but pleasing TO local business inter
eSts. especially since the temporary pile
bridge has been washed away.
PERSONS who are familiar With the gen.
eral trend of market prices say that the
anxiety of the construction companies to
extend the time is very likely based on the
expectation that the prices of steel and
labor will be lower a month or two from
now than they s9e at the present time,
condition which would be of much bene-
ut TO the contractors but of no advantage
TO the towns of BrattlebOro and Hinsdale
NAcn SiSneu 4 contract Tor new bridge
at prices which were prevalent early last
summer. This contract calls for the com
pietlon of the bridge by March /, and
While there is no forfeiture in case of delay
the bridge company has put up a bond as
protection to the towns
What local business interests want
more than anything else is a new bridge
across the river and they certainly would
De reSentfuI of any attitude on the part
of the town officers that gave the impress
sion of knuckling TO the contractors. The
feeling is that the towns should stand
squarely on the requirements of the pres
ent contract, and demand either a bridge
across the river within the time specified
or new contract giving the towns the
advantage of the lower prices that have
become effective since the old contract was
signed.