davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
spra@e Der @ewalt une Oie
e%ufppGt1d1e &riiis. sNNS.

Ser ~cbe1naltge italtent19e W{tntlter:zs
prdlibent Mittt inter ben feinaolaS1I
ltden 5taatS md1nern Ser critic u.s.
melen, ser tlar 6as etns erfannt bat,
mas europa npttut: ndmlt6 9erz
ltellun9 eineS .mirtlt6en 6rteoens ourd
Mepiltor bsri GrtebenSoertrdge, oie fir
TIM nidtS Q1,ocres lin6 ais bte Sort
.lebun9 ce8 &riegeS. SINNER lpteoer
pariiert er. in 3ettnngSarttfeln, tn
benen CT ietnen @tanopunit pertrttt,
0a8 etne 2eitmotio: obne a3uiammen=
arbcit BON .Siegern un0 Beitegter
acbcn beioc sem 9i1lin e%ntseeen. Man
fann, lagtcr, 9euti6lano, ben @ditetn
bes neutrality-suspicious., %nn1n0glt6
aus biel Cit berausbre6en, obne oab
bas gan3e @ebdube in8 @anfen
fommf; non fann 0euti6lanS, oos
S:r5 BON europa, ni6t oauern5
lhmdden, obne oab oarunter Der gauge
&0rper bes europdiiGen &on:tnen,s
8ugru1loc sebt!. Sn I'M uer ns1er
6orm pcritebt. c8 Ntttt, otAcn etner
@coanl5en, Scr, je ,nebr ST: 53eH fort
l6rcttet, lctne tragtl6e MabrGdt er-
meilt, ser 0ffen liten Metn1n9 pot
Suiragen.
0rli Tiin3e, 10 fibrt CT n:uerotnge
in eins.n etnflubrsi6cn rvymti6en 8latz
tie aus, baben ittd aus Scr 6ortiebune
oeS &rteqcS trg ten: @urcpa bat mett
,nebr 5oloatcn un1ler sen @affen als
Dor ccm Sri ge, Set Sen MilttartS.nus
beiei .igen iollte. 6cn.r: europa err
Seugt meniJer unb perbraudt inebr
ais Dor SEN &ri:ge. nno i6ltebli6:
0te S6mieri3.eiten be5 @arenau8z
taui6cS mcr6cn thinner sr0ber itatt
f%letner. Sic gar3e Bolitit Der @ieger
baue ii6 auf be,n uniinntgen, ben Sc
ltegtcn NIT @cmalt abge5mnnserer
neutrality-suspicious. auf. Sc I'M
mabri6ctnli6er Ste 9esenoe BON Scr
a~lleint9en @6ulb Der Mtttelmd6te
erl6eine, u.n 10 mebr 'miiroe tie auf
BEN tnteraltierten Sort ren5en rtez
ocrbolt. Oie Moral ser 9teser ltebe
ricbrtger ais bic ser Nn9retfer. ga
nun BIC anccren beiiegten 9taaten,
Sciterret6, un9arn, 8rlsqricn nno
Sic 1iiriet, nidt 5ablen f0nnten, iole
0auti6lano allcin Ste Soften oes
@riegcs aufbringen. Nuberoe.n lone
cS nod sic Soften fi&r Ste u~n5dtlt9en
&%ommtllionsn un0 fir oa8 8eiab=
ungSbeer tragc1l. Wenn ,nan. ben
beutl6cn Yripatbeii k nidt tn ote
Sdnoc BON Y1tpaten scr Siegcri tao
ten sebcn >polle, iet eine 8e5abluns Der
&rtegSfoi ten nun burd eine ungebcure
9tet3crl1nq ser NuSfubr m0gll6. Sc
rabe Dor bicicr Stei9eruns Scr oelltz
lden Nnsfubr bdtten Ste Steger am
anermetiten Nn9lt, Bonn tie. pernldte
Ste ei9enen Sncuitrien. 5eSbalb
bdttcn ale 1artfe, bic etn9efitbrt
moroen leten ober etn3efiibrt meroen
iollen, bas 3iel, Sen oeutidcn Mett=
bemerb gu unterttnoen, NIT arceren
@or.en 81 per6inocrn, cab 9eut1d)=
lano gable.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
9anf1aanng.

@tr nebmen bieie @elegenbeit mabr
allen unieren 6reupben unb Na6barn
Sic unS mdfrene Ser &ranfbeit uno
na6 benz Nbleben >unierer geliebten
SHUTTER,
S rauN n ma 0 a II.
bnlfrei6 u11o tr0itenb CUR 9ei.e itanz
Sen unb Mlen melde bem 2ei6enbez
sdngniS b%eimobnten, Ben Sor9trdgern
nnb 8lnmenipenbern nrleren berg
.li6ltem uno iiefsefabltsltsn 9anf aus
suipreden. gu ipeeiellem 0anf per.
.pfGdtet fine MIR 8aitor Cans fir.
ietne irotretden @orte.
T i n : s9intsrblie9sle q
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
1tebcr pcradtlideu Mn1erifanismns

ltcbcr bcrdhtltdDelt Nntertt01ttsntns
aiuBert li0 Sic Sergus Sails, @innez
Iota, in noripesii@er Sprade beronsz
gcgcbcnc 3citu1,g %~l19ablab," friid
ung fret: u@dbrenb Ser leeten paor
SATIRE boben getpile 2eutc, in bcm Sc
ltreben, iid ielbit uno ibre @aliengcz
mein1daft 5u loben, ii6 balntt bel aBt,
sic Gingeiparhcrten = Foreigners =
fit 70 sicmlid ale llebel Scr meni6z
liden Geielldaft pcrantlpprtli@ gu
5oltc,,. 9orin liegt be1 pnbers Sic I'M
aerc6tigfcit, hoB, ipenn iene 2eute bon
Sorcigncrs ipredcn, iic bumit fat ale
6cScihncn pollen, Sic. nid)t III Gnglanb
0cborcn lmlrbcn pbcr bon gngldt1bcrn
ubltunm,cn. Ginigc 9e6en 1olpeit,
Irlbit 2cltc nit nidtcn9liidcn Momcn
cinsulMlicBcu, pb tic alc6 IN bieicn1
2onhc Nebprcn purhcn. Gs 1inh &C.
rubc ipldc Morren unb ltnpiiienhc,
sic lid nit ibrcm Mmerifonismnts britt
ltru unb nm lnl1telten nu6 Mmcrifanlz
iirrung ser Gin9cmaubcrtcu idrcicn.
Gs lit 1d)1nolid. @ie longc np6
uirb iolder llniim bon Scr aroben
Mtolie obturgsluiirbiacr 2cutc, Sic lplz
cbcr @ebonolun0 mn%terlpprfen, aebulz
set mernen? 9ieieniacn. pcl6e 81
Cpfcru hernrti9 m15iuililicrtcr Sc
bonnlung gcu1odt iperben, iinb bieielz
beu 2crlte, sic, ebc iene 9ummbcit mo-
oern Nclrprben, ais I'M ercs 2anbcs &C.
leeliebenhltc @iirgcr uucrfunnt unp
leprielcn mprbcn linh."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

miniitration Sic al(semetne , 9tlfsz
In Mublan9 lci:et, bat ii6 Bus
a,ncrilarii6e Motc &reu5 oerpfltdtet,
Sic n5tisen mebtstnii6en Beoarfsz
arttfel ,lomett lte tim fir 'oieieS @e@
btet gu @ebotc ltcben, gu liefern. Or.
Senrp IS. Beeumtes, ofr alS Sbertz
leutnant al Dem 5tab @encral BerIbz
in9S in Tranfret6 ,geb0rte, nitro Die
drStli6e 5dtt9fci.. tn Nublano letten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
Gin @ciipicl cfclbaftcr, edit c1gli:


i@crScudclci lciitct li6 Sic 2pnooncr
9oilp Moil bel @erlprcdung Scr
furdtboren @utoitrop6c 1T bcn boois
1dcn Muilimucrfcn IN Sppot. 9os
@lott ihrcibt; bob IN hiclcn @erter
hos critic @itt9as bcr9cite(lt mtroe, nas
int &ricgc @criucnblng fanh, nnb 6
ftollt ebieE @otoltrppbc ols cine Stroft
@ottcs fir bies a%u9cblid)c &rie9spcr.
bret6en bia,. @cum Gptt sic Mtenl6en
,pc0tu SrrltellmN BON @ift9oS ltrafcn
mputc, honn bdttcn l0mtlidc 3citrm9sz
ncbGl,oe lit GnDlono ldon ppr licben
Sobren III Sic 2uft licae', nilllcn. 9os
0iit9ds. has sort fabrisicrt ipuroc
mor pitl tDblid)er, ols icncS, hos Sic
9cnti6cu int @ric0c pcriponoten. llno
nibt bergeiicn, cs lporen Die Nrnl,5ps
fen Sic alerit @iitNos berltcutcn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
,@eu1 9cutihlanb es fertis brimgt,

cine 8riicfc nod @uBlanb 5u finoen,
lit il, 5ebn, Sabrcn infer S@ifial be-
iiegclt, ioll ein bpber fran5oiil6er
@cou,tcr cinem ouslanbii6en &orrels
p%uuocntcn lin @crtrnllcn" erfldrt bae
ben. 81 cr's ipirfli6 ge1agt bat, tpiiz
fen ipl,iirr ,n,idt, abcr unn1DgliG it's aui
fei,1en Eall
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
senatur Gbsc iagt: u9ie curupdi=

scmatpr @bac iagt: "9ie enropat=
1het 5taotsm1nner fomu1cn bierbcs
(5ur Mbriiltunasfonfercn5) nit bemz
Iclben Grnlt. lpic iic na@ %aris fnz
men, I'M sen Sriebcnspertrog 81 ldaf<
fen" - Nit hcmlel6en Grnlt? Nud,,
nit bcnielben 9cbeimcn Mbiidten?
9ann ipirb Ser @crtrag bon @oi6ingz
ton tcincu bcl1cren Sricbcn 5citi9cn
als Der @crtro0 bon Gcr1aillcS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Gin homo nppuS" in ser Yolitif lit,
10 bctbt c8, gum 8otl6ofter flr
Ocutldlanb auScrieben &oor,en.
5dlimmer alS ctnise ser btSber fit
Sen Soften semnnten 8olittfer fann
CT :1nidt ietn!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Nus fran,Diii6en 8ldttern erit er=
fobrsn mir, bab cer inoii6e 8cpcl-
madti9te CUR 80ltcrbunS< &onf erenS
Dor nisler ein beaeiitertes 2obltso al
vDcut1dc &olonilotions metbooen" on=
9.,Itt,n,r1t tat. Die &om'nentare 1er1er
franaDitiden 8ldtter oa5n boben u11S
am, belonccren 9pab gema9t!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

= @escn sen &0nig BON Stolien ioll
scr ei3ens @ettcr ctne Balaltperz
56m0rung an9eSettclt haben. Gent
l1aA lit ser modeliee ttaltentlde 5bron
bod nod ctne @eri1mDrnng merit!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

= @err nnb Trau 5uso 6eie11=
mater unb I06ter6cn BON Morton
maren auSsangS letter @o9e bet bic
1igcn 8ermanbten gu 8eiu6. Trau
Teienmaier lit etne 3odter pc11 Strtn
uno Trou 5beobors S6meaotnger.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Sic Scr. 5taaten iollen ser 9an=
5en @elt s1lm Nni danungSunterrtdt
6ienen," erfldren bic 9erren Brobibtz
tioniten. Sum lie iebt l6on!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Scr 8eridt uber bic uria6en Ser
iunalten 2uftidtiiz &ataitropbe tn @ngz
Inns lon gebctm sebalten meroen. Damn
lit iraer,6 et>pas ni6t gang ridttg &C.
neIen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Midts BON ieiner friiteren ueber=
hcburng bat mebr ser Son, Sen 9lono
Weor9e iett bcn Srldnoern %gegeniiber
auldldgt. @ber etmaS 6lcbentlt6cS!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Sour nod tn ser @intilouns be-
ltstt ST: @ntente cor0iale," erildrt
Das Yariicr Blott uSaonrnal". nnS
birle @inbilbultgSiraft mub 9o11 gang
albergcm0bnli9 tart ittn!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
$erauseeber, glbert @teinbauier
Entered at the Post Office at New Ulm, MINI
q as Second Class Mail Matter.

Sur nod orei. Sage min Sic @6lferz
buno= &onferen5 III Situng bletben.
Nnl6etneno 2orbeeren genug se{amz
melt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

9l,s bent Staate Mtiiiunrt wurbe
fiir5lid bcridtct, hob scr Stoats<
@rpBmciiter Ser Srcin1allrer iid iGari
gcgcn Sen @lll @lllr &lon. hieien CIR
bdirn1lid)cn @cbcimprhcn nit 1ciner
Nrcn1benbaB p%rebigenbeu nnb Sdanbz
raten a%usiibenbcn @it9lieblhnft alsz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
8ett Sprim9s nit popmlarer &ctte1f orrl

&ett @Prtm9s NIT poPnlarer &9ctte11form
9ett @prins8 nit popudmr aettcnform paners fir leNbte,
medium ODER ibmere Bcrionen uno miro Sabre lang perfeftcn SenNt
gsben. Die getten Stansen iino BON l IL 3ol 9e3o9enen Sta(lz
r0brcn 9emodt. Sic @nben ltno @infeltabl IL 3ol bleit.
Sin brporragcnoer Nunft in Der Contribution iio bic bN9amen
eesoliencn @tabl Gdcn, mclhe Sic Seicn Stan9cn NIT ben Gnoz
pfoden pcrbinocn, baburb bos labrfat 6 d3ol uber bic Setenfan=
gen be6eno, bob senus iooab man oaS Snritad ntbt berihrt mcn11
man lb auf bas 8ettenoe lebt oocr l9t. Ies nnadt Den Tono Der
@pring cbnio con1fortabel me Die 02ttte. Ics Spccal Ioppel
Brong gtabl Tabrfat meldes in baler Sp1ins sebraudt miro, mmo
an oen @tabl Gnoitldcn nit 80 Spiral SprinsS an jcoenn Gnoe be-
fenigt. Sebe sete b&ks 5a6rifats miro ferner 9efart 0sr1
elm breitcS Stabl 8anb. IaS Geiea lit bnl 9rau en1at0rt. Ios
0oppel Strong 6abrifat lit nit eter ibmeren SnttGoit 8eocdung
poncnbet. 9ebmeu sic bapon aenntns, bb Ste idarfen Gden Der
Gnb @tangen elatt1 6eodt iino NIT ben Auben Nnhr oes gdonlles,
lobab Das sett5eu48 MIDI 5errincn. nitro. s8ettetten nerbeno hme
bn0tist menn aui ORetall Betten e%e6rdadt;; be gcp0bnlt6enb 55crncn
&ettkiten melben sebraudt fir 5ol5z gcttheQcn, Sc Ch% En
midt, ungefabr So GfunO. Site gr0ben. Yreis ~a pU.,ONV
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
Guuntp @rpRgeidwurenen

Der @erblt 5crmin oes 9iitrift-
@ert6ts BON Ntcollet Gountn miro
nd6 item M}orrtag BEN 10. Sftobcr tn
ct. Setter Suiammc1treten. Nn Bic
iem Gage meloen iid oie 0robgez
l6morenen 1lno ant 9ien8tag Die
&lein9e16morere11 nnb 5ipar UNI II
l1br morsens. Gum @robgel@mo=
renenbienit >purocn 3 yranen ee5ogen
uno ou6 3 us straightforward. Ite
@rob9ei6morenen unb &letnsel6moz
r,nen i ten li6 mic folgt gu am1nen:
Grand Jurors.
C. H. Feldman st. Peter
John w. Gardner .........S st Peter
Mrs. Peter Schaefer st. Peter
Peter ]. Schmaltz 49,. North Mankato
Carl Muenchow .Nicollet Township
VIM. Palmer West Newton
Mrs August Frederickson.. @Bernadotte
JOS. Kienlen .......sW West Newton
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
BODY OF CHIEF JUSTICE
GOES TO ITS LAST RESI-

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 21-
With honors doubly impressive be-
cause of the simplicity of the cere-
mony, the body of the late Chief
Justice White was laid at rest to-
day in Oak Hill cemetery. President
and Mrs. Harding and many high
officials Of the Government attended
the services held at St. Matthews
church. Only a small company of
relatives and close friends attended
the services at the grave.
There were many callers at the
White home yesterday to pay their
respects to the deceased, and many
messages of coincidence have been
received from all parts of the
country and abroad. .--...
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
CHURCH PLANNING DRIVE
TO MAKE SUNDAY QUE

WINONA LAKE, May 21-Dese-
Grafton of the Sabbath was the big
question before the general assembly
of the Presbyterian church here to-
day, and it decided to continue
with vigor the efforts of the church
to compel more general observance
of the Sabbath throughout the ma
ton.
The program Of activity outline j
includes the abolition Of Sunday
baseball, movies, theaters and non
essential Sunday business.
The assembly adopted resolu-
ton commeding the work of Billy
Sunday, but the effort to put the
assembly on record as favoring the
five branches of the church failed,
action on the question having been
postponed.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21

MINERS VOTE
ON PLAN FOR SETTLEMENT

SEATTLE, May 21-Proposals
for the appointment of committee
to arbitrate the wage differences
Washington coal miners and operat-
ors were submitted to the annual
convention of the United Mine
Workers here today, and it is ex-
pected that the question will be put
to vote before the end of the
days proceedings.
Favorable action on the proposal,
it is believed, will result in the
early reopening of Washington coal
mines, which have been closed since
March Is as result of the refusal
of the miners to accept wage re-
duction.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
Au.ASKANS MEET AT CAPITAL
TO SETTLE POLITICAL ROW

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 21-
Having been definitely assured that
neither James Wickersham nor Geo.
C. Hazelet can be appointed govern
or of Alaska because of the fight
that has been made upon them,
Alaskans now in Washington are
holding conferences in an effort
an agreement on the gubernatorial
question and other Alaska patron
age.
The first meeting was held yes
terday afternoon, at the call OF
John Steel, of handbook Bay, and
D. E. Stubs, of Aniak. Judge o.
P. Hubbard, of Valdez, presided, and
Cecil H. Clegg, of Fairbanks was
elected secretary.
The names of F. E. Bronson, of
Wrangell, John Beck, of Juneau,
Ira D. Orion, of Nome, and DR..
Devighne, of Juneau were discussed
as possible candidates for the gov
ernorship, but no agreement was
reached, the meeting having been
adjourned until today at the re-
quest of National Committeeman J.
C. Mcbride, who desired to place
another name before the conference.
Judge Wickersham and Mr.. Hazelet
attended the meeting, and Chas. E.
Heron was there in the interests
of Col. Perkins.
The names of both Delegate Dan
Sutherland and Cecil Clegg were
mentioned but both of the gentle
men emphatically refused to en-
terrain the suggestion of their ap-
pointment. Another effort was made
today to induce Delegate Suther-
land to become a candidate but he
refused fatty.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
May Ask For Injunction

PORTLAND, May 21-The United
States district attorney has announc-
ed that he will ask for an injunction
against picketing by marine workers,
as result of an attack on mem
bers of the crew of the steamer
Coaxet last night, when three of
the strikebreakers were thrown into
the river. .~s.#..
James Walker, a member of the
crew of the schooner Mary Bennett,
is missing today and it is believed
he fell overheard last night and
was drowned when gang of men
raided the vessel and drove the
members of the crew from the deck
with revolvers.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
SOVIET LEADERS DISAGREE
SAYS HELSINCFORS REPORT

LONDON, May 21-According to
advices received in this city from
Helsingfors, sharp differences of
opinion exist between Trotsky and
Lenine regarding the composition of
their soviet government. The strain
appeared at this weeks meeting of
the soviet council.
Moscow reports to Helsingfors in
Dictated that Lenine advocated the in
clusion Of others than representa-
tives of the Bolsheviki party, while
Trotsky stoutly opposed such plan.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21

SEATTLE, May 21-While no de-
finite sailing dates have been an
nounced, officials of the Alaska
Steamship Company say that it is
their intention to put back into
commission at an early date the
steamers Alameda, Victoria, Cordova
and possibly the Ketchikan. The
Victoria mad Cordova have been
shifted to Pier Two, where they are
being overhauled. The Cordova will
be sent to Kotzebue sound as soon
as Boring sea is open to navigation.
The Ketchikan will carry supplies of
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
SUSPECT HELD WITHOUT BAIL

JERSEY CITY, May 21-Gus-
seppe Defillipo, who is under arrest
here, charged with conspiracy to
destroy the assay Office in connec-
ton with the Wall street explosion,
is being held without bail, pending
his hearing on May 26. When asked
for a statement, the suspect said {:
81 knew nothing of it. l never heard
of the explosion. do not know
where Wall street is"
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
WISH WILL BE DIsREGARDED

CHICAGO, May 21-The widow
of Franklin X. Lane has announced
that the wish of her late husband
relative to the disposition Of his
ashes, will not be complied, for the
reason that the family considers
that the scattering of the ashes from
peak in Yosemite valley would be
sacrilege. The ashes will be held
here pending their final disposition.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
ISLANDERS SATISFIED

ILAGAN, P. l., May 21-The
people of Isabella province are salts
fed with American rule and are not
worrying about independence, Gen
eral Leonard Wood was informed
here today by Governor Paquirigan.
He assured the general that the
people are prosperous and content
ed under the resent form of govern
ment.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
PREPARING FOR ACTION

WILLIAMSON, May 21-Several
hundred rifles have been received
by the state police and they are
now being distributed among local
business and professional men who
have been sworn in as special depu-
ties to cope with the situation grow
ing out of the war between union
and non-union coal miners.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
WILL NOT AFFILIATE

r. CLEVELAND, May 21-T h e
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers has voted not to affiliate with
the American Federation of Labor
and it is believed, in consequence
of this action, that all four of the
big railroad brotherhoods will con.
tinue as independent organizations.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
BENSON ACCEPTS COMPROMISE:
MARINE WORKERS WILL SIGN

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 81
A settlement of the marine strike
is believed to have been agreed upon
today at a conference arranged by
Secretary of Labor Davis, between
Admiral Benson and representatives
of the Engineers Beneficial associa-
ton. The exact terms of settlement
have not been disclosed, but it un-
derstood that Benson carried his
point for a Is per cent wage re-
duction, but consented to a modifi-
cation Of working conditions.
1t is expected that the represent
atives of the radio operators and
seamen will sign similar, but separ-
ate agreements with the Shipping
Board, as it is understood they
have approved the settlement made
by the engineers. The changes in
working conditions and in overtime
insisted upon by the engineers will
bring the actual wage reduction to
less than Is percent, the settlement
being in the nature of compromise
on both sides:
1t is understood that the steam
ship owners will meet at New York
this afternoon for the purpose of
ratifying the agreement. ."...-
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
LONE BANDIT RoBs TRAIN
SACRAMENTO. Nav 21-A lon

bandit, who boarded an east-bound
Southern Pacific train at Newcastle
this morning, held up the mail clerks
and made his escape with several
bags of mail. The robbery was re-
ported to the sheriff here and a
hunt has been started for the bandit.
The amount of the loss has not been
ascertained.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
SENATOR ROAST HARVEY

WAoHINGION, d. o, May 4
Senator Hitchcock, Democrat, in an
address delivered on the floor of
the senate yesterday, declared that
the address of Ambassador Harvey,
at the Pilgrim Club, in London, re-
Gently, in which he said that Ameri-
ca would never enter the League Of
Nations, was a "discreditable per-
Torrance" He. declared further,
that Harvey's filings at Wilson
were indecent"
Neuaua, Where Rails and Rivers Meet
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
BAD WEEK FOR CROWN FORCES

DUBLIN, May 21-An official re-
view of the past week, issued by
Dublin Castle, declares that crime
statistics for the period were I'M
usually large, with a total of 60
attacks on crown forces. The police
are reported to have suffered SIS
casualties, of which number 23 re-
suited in death.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
BILL UP TO PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 21-
The senate having given assent to
minor house amendments to the
Kellogg bill, empowering the Presi-
dent to regulate cable landings, the
measure will now go to the White
House for the approval or disap-
prevail of the President.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
OF STACKER
LIST MAY BE POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 21-
Senator Stanley, Democrat, of Miss
ouri, has introduced a resolution
directing the war department to
discontinue the publication of slack
er lists pending a further investiga-
ton of their correctness.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
SENATE ADOPTS REPORT

WASHINGTON, D. c., May FL
The senate has adopted the confer
ence report on the emergency tariff
bill and it is expected that the low
err branch of Congress will take
similar action shortly.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
VICE PRESIDENT BETTER

WASHINGTON, D. c.. May al
Vice President Coolidge, who has
been confined to his bed with
severe cold, is much improved to-
day and he hopes soon to be able
to return to his place in the senate
chamber.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
- Riot In New York
NEW YORK, May 21-Negr,

NEW YORK, May 21-Negro fire.
men were beaten, stones were
thrown and shots fired in clash
between police reserves and marine
strike sympathizers here today at
the docking Of the liner Aquitania.
The riot was quelled, however, be-
fore the passengers landed.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21

TYPHUS APPEARS ON BORDER
SANTA FEE, May 21-A typhus
epidemic is raging among the Nava-
jos, according to announcement of
the state health officer, made public
today. More than 80 cases have
been reported and total of Is
deaths.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
CANADIANS BACK LEGION

NEW YORK, May 21-The Great
War Veterans Association Of Can
ada stands ready to aid the Ameri-
can Legion in its efforts to secure
the return of Grover Bergdon from
Germany, according to a letter re-
ceived by local officers of the Ameri-
can organization. It is believed that
Bergdoll made his escape through
the use of forged Canadian pass
ports.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
MAY NAME PEAK AFTER LANE

MAY NAME PEAK AFTER LANE
SEATTLE, May 21-The Rainier
National Park advisory board has
asked the National Geographic board
to name a 70O0-foot peak in the
park Lane Peak, in honor of the
memory of the late Franklin X.
Lane. The peak has been discovered
to be one of the most beautiful in
the part.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21
MAY SURVEY CONDITIONS

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 21-
The senate agricultural committee
hae submitted a favorable report on
the Lenroot-Strong resolution call
ing for congressional survey Of
agriculture and related matters.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-21

distillate and gasoline to isolated
Arctic and Bering points.
The Admiral Watson, which sail
ed from this port for Alaska this
week, was forced to put into Port
Townsend for repairs to broken air
pumps, and was delayed several
hours in consequence. The trouble
was not of a serious character and
the voyage was resumed this morn
ing.