davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
SOBOTNf LOUCENf S POUT.
NfKY DO CESKOSLOVEN-
SKA.

Male nadrazicko Erie drahy
ma vtch. 55. ul., ktere by nede-
lalo cest ami n6ktere 2 nejza-
padlejsich Zlamanych Lhot by
10 Ease jednou shromazdistem
cetnych kraianG, ktefi prisli
ma rozloucenou potrasti rukou
a pratt 'astne cesty i st'ast-
neho navratu skupine krajantl
jedoucich do osvobozenych via
sti. Neni tomu tax davno, CO
isme prave ma toto nadrazi
..doprovazeli caste transporty
iasich. legionard, tehdy arci
isme 81 nedoufali ami sniti, ze
prani nase tax zahy dojdou
splneni a ze skorem kazdym
rokem budeme k navsteve vlast
niho statu vysilati pocetne "a
stupy, ktere spechaji, ably spa
trili rodne nivy a potesili sc
svymi pribuznymi. Vcerejsi
louceni bylo arci veselejsi nez
Ii louteni Sc s vojaky, at ami v
sobotu nebylo o nejakou tn ST.
zicku nouze.
Ma peronu Sc tvoi'ily kratce
po 2. hodine mensi .hloueky a
pfedmet hovoru jednal arci ma
pryem mist6-o vyletu pfeca-
sto jsme' 'slyseli' 'spoznamku, ga
rok pojedeme take".' Mezi ce-
tnymi znamejsimi krajany po-
strehli jsme j p. dra. Bartosov-
skeho, naseho konsula, jenz pc
dobne pfal vsem, ucastnikGm
st'astneho dostizeni cile jeiich
cest.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23

TEN poprsi chvsla Sc rdze mar
sal de Mel, ktere tenkrat DO
sledne kvetly V parku. Bazela
po travniku, nevidouc mne a
zabrana do hry 8 komteskami.
sv5mi sverenkami, odenymi Y
modre, namornicke sateckv.
Nahle Sc obratila, zastavila. a
iakoby zvetrila mou prftom-
most, ssala do sebe JENNIE W.
krojenym chffpfm dlouhJ dou-
SEX kfist'alov6 prdzraGneho
podzimniho vzduchu. mirn9
znecisteneho mym cigarem. q
uprela ma mne dlouhy pohled
palcivych ocf, ktere Sc nikdv
nezapomenou a pri nichz osm-
desatiletf starci okrivaif iako
herani, prvne ma jarnf pastvu
vyhnani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
AUTOMOBILOVE JfZDY
PRO ZABAVU A JEJICH
NASLEDKY.

V Huron rd. nenocnici lezi
22-lety James Somoneti, 1889
vych. 38. ul. sc stfelnymi rama
mi V ramene v zivote a v jed
ne cele policejnf hlavni stani-
ce jest zavrena 22-leta dfv6ina
Estelia Maierova, jez mu IRA
neni ono privodila. Somoneti
choval Sc pry neslusne ma au-
tomobilovem vyletu k jeff
druzce, ktere pfispela ku po-
moci, a byla Ia to Somonetim
uderena v oblicei. Prvneisi d6v
&c vystoupilo a Maierova zada-
la muze, kteri je vezli, ably il
dopravili do bytu jejiho, 1913
Payne Ave., ze 81 vezme ka-
bat. Kdyz Sc tax stale, vysla z
domu opatfena revolverem,
kterym pax sve pohaneni po-
mstila.
Martin Higgins, 1866 vych.
As. ul., s1tastnil Sc jineho po-
dobneho vyletu, pri kterem
mezi pasazery povstala ma
vych. 10. III. a Hough Ave. had
ka, 'ldo ma "a jizdu'p 'platiti. Ia
hadky byl pax Higgins jednim
re spolucestujicich, jemuz Sc
zavtas podarilo uteci, pobo-
dan. = ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
GRAM RADIA ODEVZDAN
Pi. CURRIE.OVE.

Washington, 20. kvetna.
Nine. Currie-ova, vynikaiici
francouzska v6datorka, obdr-
zela 2 rukou presidenta Hard
inga dnes gram radia, zakoupe
neho pro nj americkymi zena-
mi V zajmu vedeckeho a hu-
manitniho badani. Venovani
stale Sc We Vychodnim pokoji
Bileho Domu u pritomnosti ne
kolika set statnikG, diplomatic,
ucencu a muzu a zen, zauilma-
jicich vIdci roll We hnuti lidu-
milnem. Pi. Currie-ova odpove-
della ma rec presidenta Hard
inga lamanou anglicinou, kdez
to jmenem francouzske vlady
podekoval velvyslanec Jusse-
rand. Radium stale 100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
POSLEDNf ZE SIOUXSKYCH
NACELNfKU.

Cannonball, N. D., 20. kvet-
ma. S obrady, jichz dostavalo
Sc pohlavarIm davnych dnI,
Albert Grass, 21-lety, posledni
z jiho-dakotskych siouxskych
nacemiku, jenz byl zabit V BIZ
tive We Francii, pochovan byl
zde dnes. Vedle obradd indi-
anskych vykonany tez obrady
Americ Ike Legie a katolicke cir
kve, ku ktere zesnuly nalezel.
Misto jeho posledniho odpocin-
ku bude ma Svatem Vrchu, po-
svatnem IndianIm, kde posled-
nj tanec SiouxI byl konan.
Grassovo telo doslo sem v
Francie tento tyden,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
NAsLEDEk vEDRA.

Vcera noel promenoval il
stv muz oden pouze V dlouhou
no6ni kosili, ulicemi dolenniho
mesta a kdyz Sci kolem 1stred-
nj policejni straznice, zastavil
jej straznik w. c.. Kefauer,
kteremu ma dotaz, kan Sc v
tax -nedostateGnem iboru ubi-
ra. odpovedel, re Sc jde ma
Square k fontane ochladiti, re
to nemGze donna pod strechou
vydrzeti. Ponevadz jest ale
koupani ma namesti nepripust-
nym, musel Sc namesicnik spo-
kcjiti chladkem ma policejni
stanici, kde jeho dusevni stav
bude dnes vyzkousen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23

Zniizela nadobro re zamku,
jehoz chOdbami vane smutek
opustenyrh mist a o iehoz opry
skane prtGelf opiraji Sc dnes
V mrazive noel rijnove stude-
ne paprsky mesfcni. - Jenna,
fialkova vGne, ktera vydecho-
vala jeifch satG, jest rome
sena vetry, ktere ted hyri a.
leii vysokych kaStan6, smeta-
iice posledni stopy sladke jeff
sfiomnosti. A Bib vi, re ami
ternovlasa Marjanka, uznana
perla kuchyrf, nedovede st'av-
ratymi vytvo1'y cervenych, w.
luhovanych rakou vzbuditi We
mne jiskru chuti k zivotu.
V mem Gzkem pokoii ie tax
zoufale ticho. 'Kamna Ease hre.
il, pan Josef do Mich nalozil ce
lou hraniei smolnych borovych
pollen 2 panskeho lesa "Spa-
sovny", pojmenovaneho tax ma
vecnou pamet' zaletG mladeho
pana barona, ktery byl ma pam
stvf dedi6ny neivyssi lovci
vsech zenskych zasterek, a
probuzene mouchy bzuci ospa-
le nekde v Zaclonach. Ma psa-
elm stole lezi otevrena krabi-
ce egyptskych cigaret. iez pro-
m6nuii We snive chomate kou-
re. ovinujfcf Sc div6rne kolem
me hlavy.
Jen iediny takovF zarivy
den kdvbv Sc iest6 vratl, kdy-
by SO dal vytrhnouti minu-
losti. kan Zapadl iako hv9zda.
vraceiici Sc az po Staletfch !
JeSt6 ted lituii kazdeho Zme-
skaneho okamziku. facuii le-
MIN troskv plachych styk6,
ktere vvslehly vvsokym plane
nem laskv "a slunnTch dnh
vi'dne podiesene. kter6 isou
liz navzdy Ztracenv. Nebot'
vse uz pouze bylo. bylo!
VZDominam onoho teplehn
odpoledne masfci zari. kdv
isem tarnookou Poldi videl po-
prve. Ma jeiim pevn6 vzklenu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
BRAL PENiZE, ABLY DOSTAL
VEZNE ZE ZALARE.

Stepan Pavlak, 3775 zap. IL.
ul. byl vcera zatcen agentem
justitniho departmental, Ellis
sem Mortonem proto, >ze jiste
zene Sc nabizel, re "a jisty OBJ
nos pom1ze jejimu muzovi z
federalniho vezeni. Zena ona,
pi. Mary Darbesova, 2269 St.
Clair, odevzdala k popsanemu
1Gelu Pavlakovi S1720. Posled-
nejsi dan byl pod zaruku $5,-
900 a bude pohnan pred vel
koporotu. Tyz Sc vydaval neo-
pravnene "a pravnika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23

Nedavne oznamenf objevenf
chemickou valetnou sluzbou te
kuteho jedu tax silneho, ze tfi
kapky zabiji kazdeho, jehoz
kuze Sc dotknou, vyvolalo pro-
test Cd A. Francka-Phillipsona
prominentniho chicagskeho
chemika. Tyz tvrdi, re nabidl
zrovna takovy jed vlade y r.
1917 a byl prvnfm muzem,
jenz navrhl pouzivani aeropla-
nd X sireni "tekute smrti'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23

II en- zvsdavyni pohledy sou
sedek, jez byly presvedceny,
ze sc rezf1zeneho zivota po-
n1inul srny1ly, vyrazil sc dveri
zastrceneho domu v pstrske
ttvrti, ven do noy6ho, nezna-
mym kouzlem obes' reneho Ii
yo.s zameckeho vycho4atele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
OHNE We VOJENSKEM TABORE.

Camp Sherman O., 22 kvetna - Tri porary, jez vypuky
dnes vecer budovach taborovych jez znciy dve poso
dy tfet pIicftany sou pachm Prni ohen objeven by
prazdnem baraku obvodu Druheho pesho puku krace
hodne Pameny nabvy takove sy hasiGsky oddi
mohl mimi nceho poTidi budova zncena dvace mnut
pozdei ohen obeven byl garaz ne cas tabora buova
cfi automoby znceny. Meztfm vojaci zapoi tfmto
ohnem, vypuk pozar nem neobydlenem baraku Vojaci
pra ze vdeli muze neak6ho utkaciho odtamtud by
uniforme
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
HUNT PROHLASUJE SVOJI
NEVINNU.

Hlavni ucastnik vrazdy, spa
chane ma policejnfm strazniku
Elmerovi Sprostem, Bobby
Hunt, jenz predveden byl pred
soudkyni FL. E. Allenovou V So
botu prohlasil, re ma vrazd6
one neni vinnen. Allenova ma
fidila, aby Hunta "a procesu
pro vrazdu prveho stupne, je-
hoz datum ale neni dosud sta
noveno, hajili pravnici st. 8.
Young M. Sweeney.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
OTRAVENY DORT.

Wichita, Kan, % kvetna - Osm osob Dexter nedale
ko odtud potac mez zvotem smr nasedkem poziti
byo edu podobajcfho curu by pozt pr rodinne sav
nost vcera. Orven by manzee Fred Jacksonov dive de-
IT, manzee Rob Sheetsovi Lester Jackson Dean Thompson
Fred Jackson Sci do grocere vcera manzeka feka ably
koupi ez praskovy jed cukr On zapomne vsak cukr
prnes jed osatnm zbozm osfku Pr Jacksonova pouzla
pax iedu pr delanf dortu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23
POSETILE
HISTORKY.
Aoolf Ceryinka.

ma tramvaj a ujizdeli ma VI Lou
Stranu. Zastesklot' sc Vow,
skovi po tomto zvlastnim, jedi
necnem meste, po hlubokych
t6nech mikulasskych zvonh,
pradle rozvesenem v Praz-
skych Benatkach, d1vernych
stinech tenkrat jeste nepoka-
2eneho podloubl, slavnostnich
prdcelich vaznych palacG i po
panu Klikorovi a ieho pive. S
nostalgickou touhou Vovisko-
skovou ctverecne rostla Pisko-
va zizeh.
Ia ctvrt hodiny dosli oba do
zacoudle "medarny". Vyho-
stencil Voviskovi bylo IL srdce
tax mile teplo, asi jako stare
mu koni, ktery sc vraci k svym
ieslim, naplnenym vonnym, luG
MIN senem. Pon9vadz vsak
pres mnohe koniny, v zivote
provedene, nebyl Vovfsek ko-
mem, nybrz jen tlovek, nereh-
tai radosti, jen Sc zjevnym po-
hnutim obnazil hlavu a pozdra
|vil spolecnost slovy "Salem a.
lejkum".
Balancujice mezi huste obsa
zenymi stolky, zasedli kamara-
di do vlhkeho kouta, kde ia
spanelskou stenou vysedavali
fadovi rytfri a podruhove z
Brajglu. muzove pTimotare zfz
Tie vedlejsich moznosti, pr
skrovnem jidelnim listku otce
Klikory.
Zavality Holoubek, bezsta.
rostny syn zamoznych rodic6 a
vyuteny sladovnik, ktery jiz
patty rok hledal primerene mi
sto hospod6 II Klikord, sotva
spatfil prichozi, vyskocil die
nechvalneho zvyku ma lavici a
mavaje naplnenym pGllitrem,
pronesl ma jejich pocest pa
ira delsi uvitaci rec. Neschazel
ami nastupce a praktikant v
t1Braiglu, medik Rimbaba, KITE
| ry prave dojedl husi kridlo a
natinal stehno 2 kurete. Byl v
; Braiglu velice obliben, pon6-
vadz prinasel z domova pro
vzacne navsteuy ~urGene dout-
Milky a skatulky sardinek, v
pffpadech nouze pax zakrocil
'pomocnou rukou. poskvtuie IL
Yer jako nejliheralneisi zaloz-
ma neobmezenym rueenim.
Plyn We, sklenenych koulich
nervosne sebou' poskubaval,
kdyko1i zrprousl lokalem Ger
stvy vzduch, ), vnikaje "a pricha
zejfcimi a odchazejlitimi ho-
sty. Konetne zbyvali i Pisek s
Voviskem V mistnosti skoro sa-
mi. Pill a p6li tehda dbnho
risne volne lasce k Braiglu
q k baiecnemu ieho psu a pra-
poru, ktere Vovisek slabe
chvili sam skladal, az iako po-
sledni trosecnfci vybatolili Sc
slabi poctem, ale SLIM duchem
ma ulici. Kapitan, otec Klikora,
zGstal jediny v hospod6 Sc IRA
KEN zamzenym dnavou, neo-
pousteie sveho korabu, velitel-
skeho mastku "a vycepnfm sto-
lem a sve korvetni panf.
S hrGzou uvedomil 81 Vovf-
SEX prsern6 dalekou cestu, kite
ra no cekala a nebezpecenstvi,
jez ma n6ho cihalo v zakoutich
tehdy jest6 netknute assanacni
ttvrti. Pisek Sc zachoval obe-
zfetne jako nejaky kurator do
sud nenarozeneho potomstva
VOviskOva. Ujal no "a .pravici,
ma niz byly cerstve moody,
jak zdvihal spolkovy dvoulitr a
'nabidl mu usporny, nahrazko-
Wy nocleh We SVEN byte ma do
bfe znamem, dlouhem spacim
divanu cernym voskovym
platnem.
Pfatele zastavili kotelcaiici
Sc kroky v ulici k mostu a po
delslm zapase s klftovou dir
kOu VstOunili do Gzk6 dIauL6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23


ln1 k Sifeni "tekute smrti".
mad dvorkem souSedniho do
| Imu. Vovisek jako zkuSeny fy-
siolog ocekaval alkoholicke
shy, pine horicich dom1 a 1u-
dych zaplav, ale vlidny bdh
spanku zatlacil mu carOvnym
proutkem zapomenuti kourem
prekrvena vicka, take proti
vsem pravidl6m vedy lekarske
usnul klidne V jizhe, kde Ztra-
It'll dve leta nenahra ditelnych
|studentskych casI.
Obtizenou hlavou zavifil
rel vzpominek ma pamatne u
dalosti, ktere Sc v teto sini "a
ieho pobytu sbehly. Okna byla
davno omyta po velke maZani-
ci, kterou ma Mich kdysi prove
dli jeho pratele uherskou slani-
nou podlaha 81 ulehcila po
Ivalecnem dupotu. kterym
Brajgl korporativne poblaznil
cely dGm, kdyz pofadal Vovi-
SEX prvni spolecensky kminko-
Wy vecirek a kdy vypary z je-
ste tepleho,r domacne uprave-
neho likeru obloudily> smysly
sousedovie rsn A jsra., Sadro-
Wy Dante ma sktigi mel defini-
tivne slepen| Nos.a ma stenach
mladeneckeho. wigwamu wisely
iako valecne trofeie dv6 cerne
zenske zasterky aFaekolik no.
vych podobizen PiskovNeh spo-
lecnic 2 Chotkovych sad6, V
kamnech byly Ease narovnany
hromady Zvtrdlych buchet, kite
re Sc nehodily k iidlu ze KITE
rych vZplanula V prvnich sy-
chravych dnech podzimkovych
|posvatna vatra.
Vzpominky Voviskovy ruSil
|pouze zasmusilec Pisek. ktery
Sc dlouho do noci hrebelcoval
20 celfm t6le. trapen isa kou-
sanim brouekG, jak stafenka
kvartFrska eufemisticky rikala
st6nicim. Konetne usnul on.
Casn6 2 rama. drive nez Sc o.
zval v ulici rachot prvni tram
vale. zdvihl Sc Vovisek poho-
stinneho loze ieste drive, nez
bv mad MIN byvala bytna mo-
hla sprasknouti ruce a uhanel
sv6zim. po desti splachnutym
vzduchem do sveho domova.
Rozestlana postel dlvala sc ma
n6i TAX vvtitav6 a ranni kava
chutnala tenkrate tax bidne!
Odpolednf posta pfinesla Vo
viskovi diva kusy. Prvy bvl te-
legram. vvzvvai'cf lei. aby Sc
dostavil do hOtelu SAKE k ba-
ronu Edelweisovi. Druhy kus
bvl obiemny postovni balik a
obsahoval: 1. zanovnf pasku
ma vousy, 2. knihu o iemnem
chovanf Sc zvlastnfm zretelem
Ike spravnemu pouzivani vidli-
cky noze. 3. vVucny list 2
Rra iolu a koneGn6 A. petici, a
hy Vovfsek v novem pGsobisti
nezapomnel obcanskeho pro-
steho pivodu a ably obcasnou
zasilkou misunderstanding zaif-
ce nebo koroptvf dial sobe v
Braiol znamku zivota.
Mziknutim Okla rozpalil Vo-
vfsek ma kuchynskem ohnisti
zimnf vlnenou puntochu, vyze-
hill il schatraly cylindr pro-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-29
Charles ]. Bonaparte,
Ro0sevelt's Attorney
General, Passes Away

Baltimore, June 2S-Charles j. Bon
aparte, attorney general during the
Roosevelt administration, died at
Belle Vista, his country home near
here today.
He had been in poor health for a
year from heart affection which be-
came complicated with kidney trou-
BILE. He was 70 years old. His widow.
who has ben an invalid for many
years, survives.
Upon his return to private life at
the end of the second administration
of President Roosevelt, Mr. Bona
parte resumed the practice of law in
which he continued active until his
health began failing about year
ngo. At that time he suffered an
acute heart attack which was followed
by several others of less severe ma
ture. While he was known to be in
Indifferent health his death came as a
great surprise.
He was born June 9, 1851, and came
from a distinguished family. His pa
ternal grand parent was Jerome, King
of Westphala. married to Betsy Pat
terson of this city. The great Napo-
leon was his grand uncle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-29
Printers Approve
M-HOur Week and
Uniform n. E. Wage

Bangor, Me, June Reimbursement
of the 44-hour week, a uniform wage
scale for printers throughout New
England trade school training for
apprentices and favorable action on
a resolution advocating freedom for
any nation that aspires to freedom,
were among the matters of business
disposed of at the final session today
OF the annual convention of the New
England Typogra phical Union. The
resolution on the freedom. of nations
as originally presented specifically
asked for favorable action on the
question of freedom for Ireland but
after a spirited debate in which the
opposition was led by John J.. Muir
ply of Providence. the resolution was
tabled and later amended. favorable
action then being recorded.
William H. Sullivan of Worcester
was elected president of the union.
New Bedford was chosen as the
place of the 1922 convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-29
REFORM BUREAU
Determined TO
PREVENT FIGHT
To Ask for Indictment
Conspiracy to Hold
Prize Fight
Promoter Richard, Dempsey,
Carpenter and Their Man.
ager Named as Principals
Bureau Heads Confident Can
Stop Contest

Newark, N. j., June 2s-A COM
plant. charging criminal conspiracy
to hold a prize fight in violation of
the state laws of New Jersey, will be
submitted tomorrow to Prosecutor
Garvan in Jersey City in a final at
tempt to prevent the Dempsey Car
pentier bout on Saturday, HERBERT
Clark Gibson, attorney for the Inter-
national Reform Bureau announced
tonight.
Mr.. Gibson declared that he would
ask Prosecutor Garven to appear be-
fore the Hudson county grand jury,
now in session, and apply for an in
motor OF the bout, Jack Dempsey
and his manager, Jack kearns;
Georges Carpenter and his manager,
Francois Descamps.
This action was decided upon two
applications for an injunction
against the fight had been refused in
civil proceedings before two vice.
chancellors.
Attorney Gibson declared his COM
plant will allege that a criminal
conspiracy to violate the laws OF
New Jersey by holding a prize fight
exists. that this claim will be sup
ported by alleged statements of the
principals. that a prize ring had
been erected and tickets printed and
distributed and that large numbers
Continued on Page 8-Col. q
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DE VALERA not YET
READY TO GIVE REPLY
ON PROPOSED talk

Dublin, June 2S-(By the Asso
ciated Press)-Eamonn de Valera, the
Irish republican leader, is not yet
ready to give 4 definite answer to
Premier Lloyd Georges letter inviting
him to a conference for an Irish set
tlernent. He has. briefly replied to
the premier, however, expressing the
earnest desire for a lasting peace, but
deems unity for Ireland essential to
that end
The Irish bulletin, organ Of the
Dali Eireann in special issue, pub
fishes Mr.. De Ealera's reply to the
British prime minister. 1t is as fol-
lows:
Il am consulting with such of the
principal representatives of our ma
ton as are available. We most ear
nestly desire to help in bringing
about a lasting peace between the
peoples of these two islands, but see
no avenue by which it can be reached
if you deny Ireland essential unity.
Before replying more fully to your
letter am seeking a conference with
certain representatives of the politi-
cal minority ins this country"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-29
Former Dry Bureau
Clerk Arrested on
Charge of Bribery

Washington, June 2s.-William p.
Egan, formerly clerk in the legal de-
partment of the prohibition bureau
was arrested today on charge of
bribery. Officials declined to discuss
the case but indicated they had evil
dence against other former employees
of the unit.
Eagan was arrested by agents of
the Intelligence division of the Inter-
nal Revenue Bureau who were under
stood to have been working on the
case for a month or more. Officials
denied that his arrest was connected
with the discovery of alleged fraud in
the issuance of permits for which sew
eral employees were suspended several
months ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-29
LOBSTER-LADEN
SMACK SINKS
OFF PORTLAND

New Harbor, Maine, June 2S-The
5S-foot lobster smack Dorothy c.,
which left here yesterday with TO-
OOOspounds of lobster for E. Jane
son & Son, her owners, at Ports
mouth, n. H., was struck amidships
and sunk by the 1OO-ton schooner
Douglas B. Conrad four miles east
of Portland lightship last night in
thick fog.
Capt. Cleveland +. Lewis of Penn
aquid and Ralph Croker compris-
ing the crew of the Dorothy G.,
jumped into the headgear of the
schooner when the collision occur
red and, were brought into Pemaquid
Beach early today. They lost all
personal belongings.
The schooner was bound from
Portland to Lockport. \. s., her
home port. The cargo Of Holsters
of the Dorothy G.. was valued at
$500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-29
GARDINER BOY
LOSES LIFE IN
WEBER POND

Marshal Stuart, the nine-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stuart of
Gardiner. was drowned while in swim
ming at Weber Pond stream at about
3 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. The
boy and his little brother, Raymond.
who We're boarding at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Sturgis on Weber Pond
road. went down the stream to go
bathing, unbeknown to Mrs. Sturgis.
The water was only about two feet
deep at that point. The boy slipped
on the clay fell headlong into the
water and was drowned.
He is survived by his parents, his
brother, Raymond, and his sister, Es-
Their.
The remains were taken Tuesday
evening to Gardiner where the funeral
will be held. Funeral arrangements
will be made later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-29
Nova Scotia Woman
Held for Murder
Husband in February

Yarmouth. n. S, June 2S-Mrs. Cla-
IA Elisabeth Perry was indicted by
the grand jury late today for the
murder of her husband, Captain
George Fl. Perry, at their home in
February last.
Captain Perry, a retired sea skip
per, was found lying on the steps of
his home on February &c, an hour at
ter he started home from a neighbor' S
house. The police We're unable to
find any direct evidence bearing upon
the crime, but after several weeks
investigation by the attorney gener-
ais department, Mrs. Perry was ar
rested on the murder charge.
Mansfield Ross, fiance of Mrs. Per-
rvs daughter, was arrested on the
charge of being an accomplish after
the fact He found the captain short
ly after returning from theatre with
Miss Perry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-29
Release Three Held
for Bill Raising

Portland, Me-, June 2S-After a
hearing in the United States District
court this afternoon. Thelma Vella
and Laborio Iacono OF this city and
Phillip Monasteri of Biddeford.
charged with having raised two
dollar bill to twenty were dis
charged. The men claimed they got
the bill which was offered at con-
feotionery store in Biddeford from a
local bank. The men convinced the
court that they did not possess the
skill to make the changes which
was done crudely with acid and pen.