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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-06-10
CONDEMN INJUNCTIONS

Atlantic City, N. 1.-The use of the
injunction in labor disputes was con-
demned by the annual convention of
the state building trades council. The
1921 state legislature was denounced
for it's failure to pass remedial legis-
lation
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-06-10
ompany, of Jersey City.

Company, of Jersey City.
Many special features and attrac-
tions will be provided for the enter
tainment and amusement of the pub
lie, making it unnecessary for people
to leave the city on the glorious 4th.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-06-10
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DEATHS IN COKE INDUSTRY

Washington bureau of mines
announces that accidents in coke
ovens in this country last year caused
the death of 49 employees and the in
jury of 3,415 others. The industry
employed 28,139 persons.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-06-10
LABORERS UNITE

Corning, N. Y-Hod carriers, build
ing and common laborers in this city
have organized and affiliated with the
trade union movement.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-02
ExTRAvAGANT PROMISES UNTITLED.

The widest and eXtravagant promises made
leaders who afterwards successful at the poles
would be reduced the of the State admins
raton would be Immediately and
how well this promise has been kept may
advised by calling the sheriff and learning the amount
o 1921 with previous year
ante dating Of this republican administration. In
only land assessments been enormously in
but the taxation has been increased by
legislature the democratic committee does not
this the Of formally approving the repub-
can State administration The sensible thing to do to re-
prove administration by vote for the other party
three the republicans nave been
of the United States Senate Last November by
majority the republican President and Congress
elected The country appreciates the eight
happy prosperity under the democratic administration by
hard times and financial disaster that has
the whole under the republican control IL
admitted the direct for the tragcal decline in
products caused by there being foreign
this of surplus In other words the repub
Peace Treaty arranged by the former adj
and failed to make such with
foreign countries by substitute for the former
will the markets of the world TO
surplus cotton tobacco hundreds other products
which "A Much the financial distress
which wreckng about wreck business people
heretofore and successful being caused by the
and mistakes of and their inability To get
together upon foreign policy and into effect which
will include arrangement for the foreign countries take
surplus which large and which those countries
sadly in need
This becoming the consensus of popular opinion and
is generally believed that Harding synonymous with
Hard Times We have enough of both already
The committee therefore, that IL mistake for
this time but the contrary the administration should be
the distress which involves the business industries
Of this agricultural country and the vote of criticism lead
activity which may tend relieve the present financial
stress capable and worthy ticket is presented with the
expectation that will be elected by the people for
many other reasons beside those mentioned herein
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-02
j. n. CLARK
For Magistrate

II is practically conceded by
all that J. III. Clark has made
one of the best magistrates
that Garrard county has ever
had and now that he asks for
n denomination of the Demo
cratic party. il would be but a
fitting tribute 20 his services
during the past four years, 20
re-elect him to this most i'm
portant post in the gift of the
Garrard county constituency.
The salary of the Office is
not in keeping nor common
surate with the arduous duties
incumbent upon n magistrate,
but the pride with which he
takes in his home county, ir-
respective of the small remun-
Grafton should endear him TO
the people Of the county.
whom we believe will elect him
10 this important office next
November.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-02

been performed in his few
years of service as County At
torney are an all sufficient
guarantee for the future. II
has become too we'll known TO
require elaborate mention how
fair 20 all IN administering
this office. yet firm and deter
mined is this gentleman in the
enforcement OF the criminal
statutes. 20 the end. that good
order and observance of law
is the meritcd pride of citi-
zenry Of the entire county.
The fact that the County has
not suffered a penny loss in an
action in a court Of law during
his incumbancy as legal rep
resentative Of the County is a
claim made for him by his host
of friends who are boosting
him for reelection. This can
didate is admired aud liked BY
q wide circle Of supporters in
both political parties. who
speak Of him. Green Clay
Walker is a fine fellow. and a
dandy good County Attorney.
He ought 10 be- kept on the job
for another term" II is now
known that The Fiscal Court
for the next four years will bee
"a new Court an inexperienced
body OF men. required to han
die for the County. important
matters, new questions of big
concern This body must RELY
on the County Attorney for
legal guidance. and business
advice. II Is all So plain how
the County needs the services
of one well experienced as is
Mr.. Walker. after next Janu-
airy. Therefore from this day
of announcement until the
closing Of the polls in Novem-
Der, the voters. for the reason
suggested and for many 9TH
ers, which will probably be
presented in the future. will
give serious and favorable con-
Germ to the candidacy of Mr..
Green Clay Walker.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-02

Since the formal announcement of Judge Charles Hardin
candidate for the nomination for Circuit Judge of the
9TH Judicial District succeed himself in that office he has
been confined to his home Harodsburg ny. very desper
sey i'll from the effects of earbuncle his neck How
his supporters and friends who numbered by
tcay all who know him this county will be happy to learn
that he is rapidly convaescng and his physician
that he will be able be at his post again Judge Hardin
served Circuit Judge complete the made by
the death of the amented Judge " c. Sauney and
elected to succeed himself appears practically certain
will opposition the nomination and almost
certain that will oppose him in the final election.
As a presiding Judge he is very popular with all
nected with the Courts of his district Polite courteous and
patient dealing with the bar gan witnesses and jurors
mas them the deepest affection.
Having keen of Justice, applicable to the affairs
of business and fine judicial mind which with the patient
hearing he gives all controversies submitted usually results
Of that pass through his court
that that taken 10 the Court OF
Appeals from his district reversed In all Judge Hardin
has made popular and satisfactory Circuit Judge and the
the district will be pleased that he serve another
term
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-02

The above likeness needs no
introduction 20 the constitu-
ency of Garrard county. He
has served efficiently as our
county iailer for several terms
and now asks TO be re-nomin-
ated in the Democratic August
primary.
The class ar standing of a
community is invariably judg-
ed by It's officials. There can
be no better index to its high
standard than this one fact.
Certainly if the casual observ-
er we're to form an estimation
of Garrard county on this
basis. il could be none other
than the highest. And among
those who are prominent and
efficient workers. none stand
out more prominently, than
does our present iailer. David
Ross. II will not be a new and
untried office with him, for he
is familiar with every detail
il would not be speculative on
the part of the voters. as &c
whether he could fill the office
satisfactory and efficiently. fol
he has served the people faith
fully in this capacity for q
number Of years. That hi
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-02

Robert II. Tomlinson, Jr.,
who is democracy's choice TO
represent the county i'm the
Lower House of the next ses-
sion of the Kentucky General
Assembly, can boast above all
things that he is "A Garrard
county product. He was born
in Garrard county and has
three generations .on each side
of the house. who have resided
in Garrard: he has always
lived in this county. all of his
interests are here. and here he
proposes 10 remain. This, to
our manner of thinking. goes
far toward the making of the
kind of representative Gar
rard county should have in the
legislature. for a man of this
birth and breeding must of a
necessity have the welfare of
the county at heart, and will
do his uttermost to further her
interests.
Mr.. Tomlinson is "a son of
Hon. X. II. Tomlinson. Sr., who
is known. loved and revered
by the people of the county as
is almost no other of her citi-
zens. That he is his fathers
son stamps the brand of the
young mans democracy. He
is 26 years of age and a gradu-
ate Of the Kentucky University
Law School. or he will gradu-
ate in June. His law school
career was interrupted by the
World War. and promptly
answering his country's call,
he was sent over seas, where
he remained in France and
England for fifteen months
after the armistice he returned
home. and at once resumed his
studies.
We feel sure that with the
election of Robert Tomlinsor
TO the Kentucky Legislature,
Garrard county will have plae
ed her interests in the keeping
of one who will properly safe
guard them.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-02

The sterling worth and good
traits Of character of Mr.. j. G.
Williams. are we'll known 10
the people of Garrard county.
That he is qualified and
equally as we'll suited for the
versatile requirements of this
most important office in the
county is frankly conceded by
any opposition that may be
found.
The party authorities and
leaders present him 90 the pub
iic as the very best material TO
be had in the county for Coun-
~ Judge.
Mr.. Williams was born and
raised in our county. His ac-
tive and successful business
life has been spent here. He
is widely known as one of our
most progressive farmers and
stockmen. His successful
leadership of the Bryantsville
Bank, as cashier. has given
him training as a business man
of wide experience. so essen
tial 10 satisfactorily handle
the responsible fiscal affairs Of
Garrard County.
Under his administration if
elected. the county will take
over all the State revenue
for roads. which the present
administrator for two years de-
lclined. which reduced the road
funds about S25. 10000 for the
three years. The county will
also have a County road Engi-
necr equal to the responsible
ties of the position. selected
for his fitness only and who
will be on the Job twelve
months in each year. all of his
time.
The candidate is a man who
in private life makes good his
promise. therefore many vot-
ers now look hopefully for
ward To his installation into the
office of County Judge of Gar
rard County. Hon. j. {. VIII
liams thereby having the road
system of the county placed
upon a real business basis, and
not handled as a political as
set nor as family grant,
with the unanimous endorse
ment Of two Mass Conventions.
the executive committee Of his
parry with satisfaction. pre-
SCENTS the candidacy Of Hon. j.
IC. Williams for County Judge
of Garrard County. with con-
fidence that he will be elected
in November.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-02

election will be certain, is not
feared by his many friends.
who believe that he has made
his calling and election sure"
and that he will succeed him
self "a jailer next November.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-02

In presenting the candidacy
of the Hon. Green Clay Wal
ker as a candidate for re-nomi-
nation for County Attorney. II
is not necessary TO make any
promises or pledges for him
for his past fidelity to the trust,
and the faithful and able man
ner In which the duties have
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-06-02
THE COUNTY COMMITTEE

lCommittee, composed OF TWO
kmx~ from each Of the seven
An ~ The status of the two
he'd since the last County cleo
women. which has practically
and since the disastrous de-
tction in November, 1919, and
last year. giving the opposi-
National government. all has
that steps TO unite the party
was prominently in order If
bvembcr, 1921, was hoped for.
LOT q full County ticket in the
tts carried some doubt, unless
lth capable and worthy demo
III County and District Offices,
}resolvcd that Il would not be
tccss. Aware that holly con
1.-The past have usually resulted
iy defeat in the general cleo
land even chance in the con-
b. good democrat in the coun-
bns for our party in Garrard
IN in August" Moved by this
tpeful Of laying foundation
jmmittee has brought together
occasions the leading demo-
Conventions duly advertised
hats Of the county have agreed
serve for election. democrats
people. capable and suited for
j. avoid "a primary in the dis
biions and public expression of
tunty democracy Of candidates
twn. The committee and the
&cful that their efforts To avoid
tmary will be considered and
BIS in other counties of which
Hand plan as promoted by the
with the approval and CO.
j. district our struggling band
{ as the part that the district
ted help in the contest of the
lActuated by this controlling
10 Committee is presenting
|r3nSSons for the various county
49, unon and are recommend
Scpted and nominated without
tmary and are requesting that
wise consider the recommen-
nominee without involving
primary. The statement and
as presented in this issue are
he instance of the County
Smmittee considers this the
4 icket To be had and believes
D. the democrats Of the coun-
b..
)ered 10 the voters of Garrard
tucratic ticket nj this time?
tranee ask that the republican
endorsed and the election of
pa be an endorsement. The
present administration is too
! not been a mile of new turn
1 present administration. Less
1 work has been done. There
lin twenty years that has not
d in the same length of time.
alton has increased, but at the
ration has doubled the Assessed
the tax collected in the same
bis available in proportion TO
~. The fatal and inexcusable
lican administration refusing 10
which was really paid by Gar
uniting to approximately thirty
and at the same time investing
ncry and having no money to
al il. This action by the adj
loss to the county of this large
9 Committee can point the voter
be Of their candidate. Mr.. j. {.
n of money available for road
a under the supervision of a
b all the time. The committee
ave heretofore affiliated in the
IN forty will endorse this fiscal
: rapdblicans have been heard
emn II in the expression that il
rjnistration. This expression
% the voters before the election
planned. The democratic COM
the people that II the ticket pre-
the managing Of the county
d. What can the people hope
similar countv administrationf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-20

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der ingles por correspondence en- su
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-20
TAIL DA COMO HOY
20 DE ABR1L DE 1726
REBELLION DE Esc1Avos EN- CUBA

En- 1926, mientras cruzaba ell ingles
Hossicr con su escuadra las aguas de l..
Habara, estallo ALI en algunos ingerios
al sudcste de la ciudad, un levansamien-
to de negrcs deseosos de adquirir su L.
bertad, pues psrece Que no rec-pian buea
tratamiento de sus duehos -naycrales.
Asf que Sc sdpo 10 que ocurria, acudie-
ON alguros hacendades, auxiliados por
los hombres del campo y dos companies
de milicias y obligaron los sedic,osos
a rcr5iyse.
La rebellion que tuvo verdaderas 'tra-
zas de tai fue la del pueblo de Santiago
del Prado, de- Cobrc, ocurrida en- las
inmediacisnes de la capital de oriente
Ell afio de 1871, Y ter1ninada merced la
evangelical intervention del bueu arzo-
bispo don Pedro Morsll, de Sar,ta Cruz,
que la saxon no era mas que can6ntgo
de aquella Cathedral Quien envi6 al Rey
una extensa information de las verda-
deras causas de aquel imponense alza-
niento, que fusron las mi9nas de STEM
pre-; ell excessive rigor een que eran ira
tados aquellcs infelices braceros, a quie
mes Sc ponia en- ell t6rmino de Ia descspe
racion. En- ell documento citado por Sa-
CO y reproducido integro en- ell tomo w
de su monumental obra sobre la esclavi-
/
tud llamaba asimismo ell Padre Morell
la atenci6n del soberano de Castillo ha-
/ cia los malos modos y atropellamientos
/ del Gobernador con los moradores de Ia
colonia, sin exception de personals, ''te-
niendolos todos tan. dispicentes =, de-
cia, que no ser su lealtad a su Sc.
nor, habria mucho que temer, 81 ofreci-
da la coyuntura, procuraran vengarso )
del que reputan enemigo comun''. Afios
despues, en- 1907, los esclavos trabaja-
dores de estas minas fueron declaradcs S
libres, sin diferencias de sexo nj edad.
Comisionados por la Junta de Gobier-
no del Real Consulado ell Marques de
Casa Penalver y don Antonio Morejon,
para informar sobre la policia y la tran
quilidad de los campos, en- session. del
i 20 DE ABRIL DE 1896, manifestaron a
la Corporation los recelos que en- su con
cepto Sc podian concebir en- vista de los
desordenes acaecidos en- las colonias We
cinas y propusieron, para precaverlos, IL
mitar Ia introduction de negros con el fin
de mantener en- esta Isla Ell eQuilibrio
de la poblacion blanca y la de color y
aurnentar ell nIlmero de los biancos, ia
voreciendo la iEnigraci6n de los poblado-
res de Nueva Espana, Campeche y Ca
! narias. Ell Consulate Sc concrete es-
lltablecer una severa p5licia para los ne
gros cimarrores exponer su intencion
I1e aumentar Ia raza blanca, deseo cons
tantemente expresado por nuestros mas
| ilustres patricios ante Ia Corte y ante el
Real Consulado y la Sociedad Patriotica.
! Por el Departmental Central no esta-
! ban muy tanquilos les negros esclavos
a fines de Ia antepasa1a centuria. En- mil
setecientos noventa y cinco Ell Goberna-
dor de Puerto Principe comuricaba don
Luis de las Casas que en- una hacienda
denominada souatro Companeros de
don Serapio Recio, diez seis leguas de
Ia ciudad, ocurri6 una sublevaci6n de es.
clavos a. termin6 por la capitulacion de
los hermancs Recio de los blancos dc
los contorros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-20
NOTAS MILITARES

Con. motive de la partida del CONAN
dante Nadal, Ell captain Lopez ell
Ter. teniente Sapia, celebr6se un bale
en- Ell club de oficiales del cuartel
de BallaJs, al que asistieron los tres,
acompafiado de sis esposas familia-
res, ademas de algunas personas par
ticulares.
A La vez que despedir La ofciah-
dad que Sc ausenta, Ell festival tuvo por
objeto recibir la oficialidad del trans
porte st. Mihiel" de la marina de
los Estados Unidos, surto en- ell puerto.
La banda del Regimiento, que anne
niz6 el acto, fue aplaudidfsima por los
concurrentes, que expresaron su mas en-
tusiasta admiration por ell creciente
adelanto de los mnsicos.. Ell director,
sefior Miranda. fue objeto de muchas
felicitaciones.
81 comandante Nadal y los demas
oicialessq que embarcaron, dirigieron tam
bien un expressive saludo a la banda,
a la que auguraron grandes triunfos,
por la exquisite delicadeza y Ell SEN
timiento artistico que pone de relieve
en- todos. los trozos que ejecuta.
81 bale termin6 las doce de la no.
che, en- medic de la mayor algeria.
M. Cardena COLLAZo.
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CARTA ALBERTA
de gran iGferes para ell comefcio de where's para
ell pueblo PuerfoKriqueho.

aca Colgate Co. de Jersey CyN produce b0n BROWN rOtu-
adO CADRNO nj prmeO vende anaIa OtrO jabOn, nj
gundO iHcurrla eCOnmicO mjnstfadO de
iab6n BROWN rotuado CADERNO" echo excuvamene
resiihos de da fabca prOpedad avar
pueden ser iguaadas ningln otrO iab6n.
jab6n BROWN rotuadO CADERNO Ofrece
So 81 qa pOr
actual de 10000 anna los onsumdoes ngentes
dde deryan andes bencO
yan mas mpa que los apa m despreocupados 10 dsco
Ell iab0n BROWN rotuado "CA ERNO" ha
cartS esCupuOsOS han acasado
devndOse de tai pe
e descOnanza pcO cOnumO engaadO
te, dandOIe "gatO pOr iebre".
Odava quedan exsencas jab0n faadO
cedto reputation de nuestro b0n BROWN de
exste medic de exnderO pbcO poderosas que
hme adOptadO defensa peSgO
de ab6n BROWN prOcedmnO de rotuar faba
pasfHa de este mOdO:
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-29
STOMACH TROUBLES
Indiana Lady Had Something Like
Indigestion Until She Took
Black-Draught, Then
Got All Right.

Seymour, Ind.-"Some time ago
had a sick spell, something like indi-
gestion," writes Mrs. Clara Peacock, OF
Route s, this place. II would get very
sick at the stomach, and spit or vomit,
especially in the mornings.
Then I began the use Of Thedford's
Black-Draught, after / had tried other
medicines. The Black-Draught re-
Leved me more than anything that /
took, and / got all right.
II haven't found anything better
than. Black-Draught when suffering
from trouble caused by constipation.
It is easy and sure. Can be taken In
small doses or large as the case calls
for"
When you have sick stomach. indi
gestion, headache, constipation, OF
ether disagreeable symptoms, take
Black Draught to help keep your
system free from poison.
Thedford's Black-Draught is made
from purely vegetable ingredients
acts In a gentle, natural way, and has
no bad after-effects. It may be safely
taken by young or old.
Get q package Of Black-Draught to
day. Insist on the genuine, Thedford's
At your druggists NC-143