davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
V S0BOTU BUDE HLASOVANO.
v IRSKEM SNEMU 0 MIROVE SML LOU-
We S VELKOU BRITANEI.
V BRITICKEM PARLAMENTE BUDE ASH ROZHOD.
NUTO DNES

Dublin, IS. Zpravy kolovaly dnes obvykIe
dobfe nformovanych kruzfch doslo rozs6pen mezi
bema frakcemi Befastu re salo by este znatene-
sm kdy dali ereann schva mrovou smlouvu vekou Br
tamil.
DIE techto zprav nekolk obchodnkd Belfastu
jest dorozumenf pfate smouvy ereannu pravf Sc
re vnin organsace budovana nevyssch kruzch uno
nisticke strany Belfastu.
Dublin Is. pros. tan6 zasedanf irsk6ho sneh
rvalo az emef do hod dnes Sc anz by Sc
dospelo neakemu dohodnuti Sede opetn6 hodin
Ultra dopoledne a bude pokracovati uvazovanf
Jak veci vypadajf dnes, zda pravdepodobnym,
hlasovani dode vefeinem zasedani
kdyby neucn vets porok, nez az doposud vyou
cenO ze sobotu hlasovao by tane veena schaze ko
mana az prsh tyden.
Deegat do ondynske konferenee nekteri ejch stou-
pencd jsou rozhodnu ably Jim prleztos ohasiti
veren6 timtez cel6 prcny proc odporueu
prijetf smlouvy
Odpdrc dohodnuti jsou stene zadosv vysvett sv6 ma
milky pro nj N6keff mich protesui proti tomu ably Irko
zahnuto bylo do svazku Brcke rise neke pro tomu aby
nevys odvoaci tribunal by Londyne isou cetn
namky pro pfevze casti vaecn6ho duhu vek6
Dr. Ada English, clenkyne rskeho parlamenu mluvic
siuaci feka dnes:
"PotTebujeme slneho muze aby sved dohromady nsse
vGdce. lily musime miti ssIl.ott. a. -.
Londyn Is pros. Udalostf dne spoien rskJm wy
rovnanim bylo rozhodnu Andrew Bonar Lava unons df
vesho vadnfho vddce posaneck6 jednoho
sinych muzu Ulsterske srane priia smlouvu Kdyby
Ulster nemoh odhodla vstoupeni Svobodn6-
no Stau tn mel by pfja koms urcenf novch
hranc mez severni znf cast ska jak smouve
vrhovano pravil Law.
AZ dosud pfevadalo min6n Law bud postavf proti
smouve nebo ZGstane neutranm Ocekava re smlouv6
bude hlasovano Ultra ak posaneck tax
snemovne lordd nejdGleze udalo ztfka sbue byti od
poved lorda Brkenheada lodu Carsonov Tito diva muz by
vail 81 vemi blfzc dv6jsich kampanfch Useru prot
sprave.
Belfast IS pros = Premier Sir James Craig odeie do
Londna dnes odpoedne Pcna udana Tedn6 jest vazna
suace vyvaa zmnkou mintesk6ho predsedy Loyda Geor
novych rskych hrancch reci prosloven6
movn6 poanecke Ma to pr Ulster nemdze pfistoup sei
ne ma slime namity prot tomu aby Sim Fen bya n
prsaha loyalty, nezl pro vsechny ostatni drzavy.
Po rozhodnutf vesny okresni rady Fermanagh Uersk6
no okresu uznava autoru dali eireannu pocie zmocna
budovy rady vsech knh listin..
pordzne srelbe doslo op6ne sousedsvf Marrowbone
York uc vcera vecer Poce vystea ukryt6 zbuniky
Pokud znamo jeden muz byl Do iednoho k
vrzena bomba kdyz byl mattel zavTe ej Jeden
muzd ran6nych pri uternf strelb6, zemfel dnes
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
KONCRESNiK SEBEVRAHEM.
TELO JOHNA A. ELSTONA z CALIFORNIA NALEZE
NO RECE POTOMAC.

Washington, Is. pros = Telo poslance Johna A. Esona
Berkeley Ca naezeno byo povouci rece Potomac dnes
zde odpoedne Ma stku obevenem kaba6 kongresnfkove
prav re by "zachycen do fetezu oknos ez znamena
zkazu". va %NsTSt
Eston bylo Teceno dne veGer Zmzel uter rano avsak
naezen by detektvy tehoz veGera Behem n6koka hodn
zmize opetne cd te DOLBY neby z xiv WIDEN Pam6 vrhl
do Teky teze noci.
nejakych pcn ktere az dosud nebyly pine objasn6ny
kongresnk Eston trpel vekou duevn skceno ackolv
dava sobe zdat az kdyz zmze 1er Kdyz byl MALE
onoho vecera dosalo ekafskeho oetfeni Prav
byl vem zkaman kyz vada upusta cd zveebovanf
zakladny pro vaecne lodi Alameda, Cal.
ElstonIv kobouk zimnik naezeny byy brehu Teky.
Toto jest posmrn vzkaz ktey sebevrah obe zanechal
okonostf ez znamenaif zkazu, acko mil
polesek by nevnne utin6n pocatku Douam re vsechna
fakta vydou jevo. Mil daA pobyt zem znamena by
rozpaky pro mn distrikt pro Tadne sechetn6 Idi"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
Dohoda tfi namofnich narodl
DRAHA NEW YORK CEN
TRIAL ZAVfRA SPRAVKO-
We DfLNY.

Generalni riditel drah New
York Central, A. S. ingalls, wee
ra vecer ohlasil, re bylo delni-
ctvu collinwoodske dime ma
lokomotiv Y strojir-
mach Elkhart, Ind. ozname-
no, re tyto zavody budou ma
neurcitou dobu zavreny. Staya
Sc tax pry nasledkem spatnych
obchodu. V Collinwood pra-
cuje 600 a Elkhart 500 "a
mestnancG. Hlavni stroiirny
V Collinwood zIstanou proza-
tim V cinnosti. Kdy v zavre-
nych dilnach bude S praci "a
pocato, zeleznicnf spravou O.
znameno neni. Kdyz ingalls,
tazan byl co ma tom pravdy,
re vsechny spravky provadene
az dosud zminenych dilnach,
mali byti svereny soukromym
podnik1m, odpoved6l vyhyba-
We, re budouci osud dilen Jest
nejistym, ale re dosud nebylo
usneseno, jak Sc strojirnami
bude nalozeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
OBVINENf JAPANU.
Sovetska vlada tvrdi, re zumy-
sine vyvolava jitreni na
dalekem vychode.

Riga, Ia. pros. - Obvin6ni
Japonska, re Sc pokouSi posil-
niti svoje postaveni We wash
ingtonske odZbrojovaci konfe-
renci vyvolanim novych tezko-
sti ma Sibiri, aby mohlo doka-
zati, re ieho zakrocovani ma
damem vychode jest nutnosti,
jest obsazeno proklamaci,
kterou vydal sov6tsky ministr
valky Trocky, jenz die bezdrat
ne telegraficke zpravy z Mo
skvy vyzyva sovetskou armada
ably Sc drzela V pohotovosti.
Trocky pravi, ze blfze City,
hlavniho mesta republiky Dal-
neho VVchodu byla vyvolana
nova revoluce taxi zv. Kappelo-
vych vojsk a byla pfi tom po-
rusena dohoda republiky Dali
neho Vychodu $ Japonskem.
ktere zarucilo udrzovani ne
utralniho pasma.
Zahrani6ni ministr Cicerin
sovetskeho Ruska postal noty
vladam Spojenych StatG, Velke
Britanie, Francie, Italie, Belgie
a Japonska spolu jednim OPT
sem pro cinskou vladu, ktery-
mi vznaSi namitky proti pro-
jednavani otazek cinske W.
chodni drahy ma washingtonske
konferenci. Cicerin V od1vod-
.neni svych namitek pravi, re
zalezitost teto drahy jest W.
hradne veci Ruska a Ciny a
nikoho jineho.
Soucasne bylo oznameno, ze
V nedeli bylo zahajeno tazeni
protia povstaleckym tlupam v
Karelii ma hranicfch severniho
Finska We snaze, aby odtud by
ly vypuZeny povstalecke Getty,
ktere tam radi. z oblasti u
Repoly bylo oznameno, re tam
byly svedeny tube boje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
NOVA DINA PRO
OSLEPLE.

Clevelandska spolecnost pro
blaho slepca otevre dnes vecer
V els. 2275 vych. 55. ul. dilnu
ma zhotovovani kost'at V KITE
re budou zamestnani slepci a.
neb castecn6 oslepli; dilnou
spojena jest velka spolecen-
ska sin. Ia dnesniho zahaje-
nj bude hlavnim recnikem C.
A. Grasselli. V novem podniku
budou oslepli vyuGovani tetc
praci, tax ably snadneji Sc Jim
dostalo vyzivy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16

"Tento navrhovany cyfmocensky spolek mel by byti
znacen ako brtickoapansky spolek prav senator Reed
Tato zlata ciha byla dohotovena jeden vecer hodn
tajnem zasedan podana americkemu du pi svu druhy
den rano Planem bylo prodat ryche nepodezfvacf
rejnosti"
Senator Lodge, republikansky vdce Glen amercke dele
konferenc omezeni zbroen prav re neocekva
ze vice nez t neb ctyr nesmeni posav pro smouve
az dojde ku hlasovani nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
MEZINARODNf PUJCKA
PRO NEMECKO.

Pafiz, IA. pros. - Ze spo-
lehliveho pramene Sc oznamu-
je, re Nemecku nepochybne
poskytnuta bude pIjcka v OBJ
nosu 1,000.0OO.OO0 dollard Sc
souhlasem SpojencG, ktera ne
sti ma sedm procent a jez ma
byti zaiistena nemeckymi cell
mimi prijmy. P1jcka tato ma
umozniti Nemecku, ably snaze
dostati mohlo svych zavazkGm
We pricine valecnych reparaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
PRO PLENENf We VfDNI.

Widen, 13. prosince. - Ctyfi-
Get muzd, kterf byli chyceni S
kradenym zbozim pfi nedav-
mem vzbourenf, n6mz byly
vytloukany hotely, restaurace
a obchod a pleneny, bylo cd
souzeno ma dobu cd 10 mesi-
c1 az ma nekolik rokG do We
zeni. DIR. Braa~l, policejni nj.
celnik, pravi, re pficinou ne
davneho vzbourem bylo pre-
drazdeni nervu, jake V revolu-
ci V roku 1918.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
PLEBISCIT PRfZNIVY
UHRAM.

Budapest, Is. pros. = Sest-
nact tisic HAST bylo vrzeno "
prvni den hlasovani v Sopron-
skem plebiscitu, z nichz so
procent bylo prfznivo Uhram.
Zprava tato byla zde pfijata
s velkym nadsenim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
NOVY SVYCARSKY
PRESIDENT.

Bern, Is. pros. - Robert
Haab zvolen byl presidentem
Svycarsis,i federa;iiim sn6mem
pro rok 1922. Grad zaujme
/. ledna. Pluk. Karl Scheure
byl zvolen misrepresentation.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
SHINES PRIJEDE PRY DO AMERIKY

Berlin 15 pros. - Ones rozsfy zde zdanlve vero-
hodne zpravy re Hugo Snnes nevets prmysovy magnat
Nemecka odjede do konce roku do Amerky spoien
svym panem Observation-Disclosures rekonstrukci
Ruska Az dosud vsak zpravam temo nedosao
sc potvrzenf kruhG Stnnesovi blizkych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
SPANELSKA CHRIPKA V KOBLENCI

Kobenc Is. = Mnoho americkych vojakG jest
mocnici nsedkem ochurav6ni span6sou crpku ez ad
epdemcky Prtomne jest $50 ppadd nemoc Jest mir
neho druhu Jest malo prpadG zan6tu pile
1mrti sc neudao.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
VELIKY POzAR v ITALH.

Bolzano Itale, 15 pros Pozary, jez radly 1do Sc
so pf hornim toku ey Adize znGiy nekol pfi-
praviy sta idf prfstfes vojaci pomaha pves plameny
pod konrolu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
Wife Accused of Cruelty
To His Auto by Husband
Spouse Called Peril to Car, as
Druggist Sues for
SeparatiOn

Alleged cruelty to his automobile is
the principal ground on which Frank
H. Peck, manager of f. R. Squibbs &
Son, wholesale druggists, asks the
Supreme Court to grant him a decree
of separation from Mrs. Mary Frances
Peck
Mr.. Peck complains that his wife is 8
constant source of danger to his car
especially when something has dis
pleased her.
"She has systematically and mali.
ciously injured it," said the husband
when the car was garaged, she would
take keen delight in puncturing the
tires, having the car taken off the jacks
and permitting it to rest on the fiat
tires on the floor of the garage in freez-
ing weather, and otherwise injuring il
by the removal of parts, thus prevent
ing my utilization of the car"
Mr.. Peck adds that his wife sold his
car, telling him that it was stolen Tc
this Mrs. Peck replies that the car was
hers by present from her husband ana
that she sold it because she needed
money for clothes.
Mr.. Peck also alleges some acts OF
personal cruelty. For one thing, he
says, Mrs. Peck made him sleep on two
trunks. Also she struck him in the
face, calling him an "educated goody-
goody," says the husband.
Mrs. Peck denies all the allegations
made by her husband. Justice Burr
yesterday awarded her 500 a month
alimony pending trial and $3.50 counsel
fees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
Advance Farley
On Disar1ning
Reported Off.
Preparations Go Forward at
Washington to Send For
NAL Invitations to Confer
ence Set for Armistice Day
Hughes and Ceddes Meet
Scope of Discussion To Be
Fixed in Preliminary Ex-
change of Communications

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Secretary
Hughes and Sir Auckland Geddes, the
British Ambassador, passed more than
an hour in conference to-day discuss
ing, it is understood, the details which
must be arranged prior to the delivery
of formal invitations to the proposed
conference or the limitation of arma-
ments and the Far East.
No official report of the conversation
was made, but it was said that the
British government probably would not
insist further upon a preliminary con-
ference and would not interpose any
serious objection to having the confer
ence assembled early n November.
1t also developed that the French
government is not adverse to Noven-
Der II, the anniversary of Armistice
Day. as the date for the first meeting,
and that unofficially Italy, Japan and
China have indicated their willingness
to accept that date.
1t had been suggested that the
French desired later date but that
was understood to have been largely
on account of the Silesian question, a
difficulty which may soon be removed.
Satisfaction with recent Develop
ments was expressed by officials and
there were indications that the invita-
tions would be sent out early next
week.
The unofficial but none the less au-
thoritative declarations that the United
States opposes preliminary conferences
and especially to parleys participated
in by any number less than the full
number of the invited powers are be-
lieved to have forestalled further eff
torts in that direction.
The United States government and
others invited to confer are expected
to design the general scope of the con-
ference, determining to certain ex-
tent the character of the agenda by
means Of an exchange of views either
made directly by tkeir diplomatic rep
resentatives OR by communications, but
the United States, it has been made
plain, does not propose to be party
to any movement which has for its OBJ
ject the laying down of hard and fast
rules. 1t is expected that the final
definition of the agenda and the de-
termination of the scope of the con1er-
ence will take place at the early meet
ings of the main conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
Fight Films ON View
Without Molestation
Richard and Quimby Open
Daily Exhibition; No Federal
Action Likely. Harvard Saws

The official motion pictures of the
Demp sey- Carpenter fight in the Jersey
Iity Arena July 2 were shown yester-
gay afternoon and last night at the
Forty~fourth Street Theater The ex-
hlDluon Will continue daily.
Tex Richard and F. c. Quimby,
under whose direction and authority
tne MINIS were made, decided to put
the pictures on view at the theater
%nen they were told by their attorneys
.hat according to an opinion given to
tActlng District Attorney Joab B. Ban
eon by the appeal bureau of the prose
cutor's office the showing would not
De IN violation of the state law John
;. Sumner, secretary of the Society
.or tne Suppression of Vice, had con-
Tended that a presentation would con-
sutute violation, in that the films
"gqla tend to the corruption of youth
:, United States Attorney William
hayward said last night that prosecu-
t lion oy the Federal authorities was
limited solely to the transportation of
inc nims over state line, and that he
would take no further action.
hickard and Qimby recently pleaded
suiiey to violation of the Federal law
ana paid the fine of $1,000 imposed by
Judge Sheppard, who declared he
thought the Federal law an undue in
serierence with the states police pow
ets; Ihe payment of the fines by Rick
ara and Quimby closed the Federal
The fight films will be shown daily
at the theater from II a. m. to II o. m :.
sundays included.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
Taxi Driver Shores While
.Joy Riders Burn His Gas

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, July 30
Harry Carlson, taxi driver, put bill
for gasoline in the hands of the police
for collection to-day. The police, be-
tween outlaws, agreed to help realize
upon it.
Harry had wonderful nap last
night. 1t began in his taxlcab as it
stood patiently awaiting fare in
front of the East Third Street railroad
station, and it ended up some. hours
later on the tagging of the station
arcade.
Meanwhile three of Harry's erst-
while friends had been JOY riding in
the taxi. Harry didn't know it until
the cab chugged back to it's stand in
the early hours this morning. The
chugging awakened him and he claims
he came to just in time to catch an
identifying glimpse of the three de-
parting joy-riders.
The three, having heard Harry's
loud snoring, had simply transferred
him bodily in his profound slumber
from the taxi to the arcade floor He
says he doesn't mind the borrowing
of the cab, but he thinks he should
be reimbursed for the gasoline that
was used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
Fleet Officers Row
Simpson A s hore
AS Parting Honor
Unusual Navy Tribute Paid
TO Rear Admiral When
He Starts for Honolulu
to Take New Command

An unusual honor was accorded Rear
Admiral Edward Simpson yesterday
morning when staff officers and officers
Of the train ships of the Atlantic fleet,
OF which he has been in command,
rowed him ashore, prior to his de-
parture for Honolulu, where he has
been ordered as commandant of the
14th Naval District. Rear Admiral
Lloyd H. Chandler succeeds Admiral
Simpson as train commander, United
States Atlantic fleet.
Early yesterday morning officers and
members of the crew Of the Olympic,
Admiral Dewey's flagship in the Battle
of Manila Bay, and train ships officers
assembled on deck. At this time Adj
miral Simpson expressed his appreci-
alton to the staff and commanding
officels Tor their cooperation and en-
thusiastic services during, the eighteen
months which they had served under
him. He then read his orders detach-
ing him as train commander.
Captain II. L. Wyman then took
charge and fired salute of thirteen
guns III HOuOI VI 1AuiiiAA al 'liiiP'NA'
Rear Admiral Chandler came forward
and read his orders detaching him from
the photographic department of the
Navy Department and assigning him to
relief in command of the train. Acting
upon Admiral Chambers orders, a
salute of seventeen guns was hred IN
honor of Admiral Jones, commander
of the Atlantic fleet, on board the
U. S. S. Pennsylvania.
After these formalities the two ad'
mirals called on Admiral Jones and Ad-
miral Simpson was then rowed ashore.
Regarding Admiral Simpsons depar-
ture Yesterday Commander John u.
Robnett, fleet supply officer. United
States Atlantic feet, said: "The row
ing ashore of Admiral Simpson was
an unsual honor which, in small
measure, indicates the admiration and
respect of the officers who had served
closest to him during his command
The officers who took part in and
arranged the honor paid to the de-
parting admiral were: Captain Henry
l.. Wyman, commanding u. S. S. Olym-
pia; Commander John D. Robnett, fleet
supply officer of the United States
Atlantic fleet; Lieutenant Commando
Miles r. Refo, assistant chief OF stan
and flag secretary; Lieutenant francis
X. O'Brien, flag lieutenant to Admiral
Simpson; Lieutenant Donald c. King,
flag lieutenant to Admiral Chandler
and Lieutenant William r. Ryan, as
sistant fleet supply officer.
A number of commanding officers OF
he train ships were also in the as
scmblage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
Fordney Hopes
ToCut Taxes by
PAIRING Budget
House Ways and Means
Members Doubt Half Bill
lion Reduction in Cost of
Government Can Be Made
transportation Discussed
All Agree 1t Would Be Bene-
fetal Nationally if Rail
Rates Extras Were Cut Off

WASHINGTON, July 80. - Repub-
licans of the House Ways and Means
Committee conferred to-day for do
velopment of views on tax revision.
Many divergent opinions were de-
veloped but no conclusions were
reached.
Emphasizing that he was speaking
solely for himself, Chairman Fordnev
said afterward that the goal toward
which he would strive would be cut
of half billion dollars in the tax bill
next year. His opinion was that nv
the exercise of rigid economy the gov
eminent could be operated for three
and a half billion dollars in 1922 in.
stead of the four billions estimated nv
the Treasury.
Other members were less optimistic.
They thought that with the enormous
fixed expenses, including the interes 1t
on the public debt, the costs of main
tanning the army, navy and the gov
ernment merchant fleet, it would be
impossible to get along with much less
than $4,O00,000,0 and consequently
IudTkc0
reduction in the tax burden.
Transportation Taxes
Practically all members of the COM
mittee are in sympathy with the repeal
of the transportation taxes, both pas
senger and freight, but they have not
yet fixed upon new source of revenue
to offset the loss of $3.50 ,000, 900 to the
Treasury that this would involve.
Chairman Fordney's idea is that if
the repeal of the whole is found i'm
practicable, start might be made by
cutting them in half next year and
eliminating the balance the year fol-
lowing. Representative Longworth, of
Ohio, has before the committee a re-
vision bill proposing straightout re-
peal.
While committee Republicans-and
they will frame the tax bill-have
cached no definite decisions on the pro-
posed revisions, it appears to be fair
ly we'll established that there will be
no alterations in the normal rates on
individual incomes or in the amount of
exemptions allowed. There probably
will be some shifting Of the tax burden
in ether directions and Mr.. Fordney
is of the belief that some new sources
Of taxation will be found.
All Are "Nuisances"
Asked about the repeal of what the
Treasury has characterized as "nui-
sance" taxes, such as that on soda
water, Mr.. Fordney said smilingly that
all the taxes in the bill were "nui-
sances."
Treasury and Internal Revenue Blu
reau officials are expected to present
some new recommendations to the COM
mittee Monday in executive sessions
as we'll as renewing the administration
proposal for repeal of the excess prof
its and higher surtaxes and increasing
the normal income tax on corporations
fl ON 10 to Is per cent.
Chairman Fordney, Representative
Longworth and many other members
of the committee are known to favor
this plan. Mr.. Fordney said to-day it
would make for simplication. He was
of the opinion that the revenue re-
ceived by the government would be
substantially the same, but said that
in any event he thought it was the
general belief that corporations should
not pay as much in peace times as in