davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
SonrualiitenjnbilGnm

Oieier Gage waren % Sabre per-
i~lolieu, ieit Seinri6 &ippler nad
oem lusi6eioen 0es Or. ST. 2ange
bon ieinen observation-disclosures gum
Better Ser .Sdgliden &unoihau",
Berlin gemdblt mur0e. Seit oielen
Sabren ltebt &ippler, ben oas Ser
tralien ieiner 9erufsgenolien Iange
Sabre binourd an Die Spite oes
8ereirs 9erliner Brelie 9eIteat bat
uno Ser i'm porigen Sabre als Had-
folger BON Haul Rarr gum goriit-
5enoen oes Gei6sperbanos Der Oelt-
iden Yreiie erpdblt moroen lit, un-
rnterbro9en auf ieinem Soften.
Seit Den lesten @ablen lit ct aud
Witglie6 oes Heihstags.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
@iebcranf6am Der 5eite Gu6nrd.

Gem baperiiden 2anotag lit einc
3ad)tragsIoroerung fir Den @ieocr.
auf6au Der Geite Roblirg 8ugegan-
gen. Sic mar I'M 2aufe oes ad)t-
6e6nten S%abr6unOerts itarf in Ser,
faa geraten itiro wlroe Inn oie Mittc
oes neun8e6nten Sabrbunoerts DON
Oem 9urgreItaurator Seioloif gum
Cell mieoer aufgebaut. Dor einigen
Sabren begann Yooo gb6arot oa-
nit, Die alte grifJcimitg ser BURG
anlaae MISREPRESENTATION. Gum gb-
ldluB oieier Ir6eiten ionen sic iebt
geforoerten Nittel oienen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Sur geidaftisnns BON N~rbeitsIuien.

Sin sroB5iigiger Hlan our Be
ida(tigung pom ar6eitSloien lit auf
Gnregung oes Celebrates @idltott
in Der ausarbeitung begrifien. Oar.
mad ioa elm 3peduerbanO gegriinoet
sperOcn our Nlsbauung bon orei in
oer stGbe geleeenen Steinbriid)en, IN
oencn MIR grmerbsloie beidaftigt
peroen iollen. Mebrere @emeinoen
baben bcreits lire 9eteiligung 5uge'
iagt. Die @emeinoen @aiier5el uno
Marienitein arlo oie Staot @id)itdtt
Stelen ie einen Steinbrud, lestere
aiid] 10000 Mdrf bar our Serfii-
gilng. oos 9e5irfsamt gidlt1tt be-
tciligt iid nit 10000 Narf uno
Sngolitaot oorausiidtli6 nit 100,.
600 Marf. @c;tere @emeirloen mer'
ben Iid nod aniAlteBeit.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Die Ohrfcise i'm gOIfsitaat sapern.

3miiden 2inoait uno @aIierburg
rouGte Elm blutiunges 9iiriGfen in
einem Nidtraudero6teil cine 3iga-
rette. als i'm cine dItere Dame Bot,
nit &iidii6t auf ibren Suiten, sic
Cigarette weg5ule9en, eruioerte er
bobnld6elno: DSm @olfSItoat Ban.
ern lit oIes erIoitbt!"
SIM nGfiten glugenblif erbieIt err
bon einem mitreiienoen Serrn cine
Sbrfeige uno tptroe inter i1alen-
Ser Seiterfeit ser iibrigen &eiien0en
nit ben 8orten: ISM 8olfsltoat
gabern lit oIles erIoubt!" aus Dem
Nidtralldera6teil binausbeforoert.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
StcllUcrtreter fir cine 6cfGnsnis.
itrafe.

Gin anlieoIer i'm SelleritGtter
Moor, in S6lespig, erbielt I'm.
Ianglt Ole Aufforoerung CUR @erbii.
burtg ieiner a6tw0dligen @efGngnis.
ltrafe in Der oloenburgiiden Straf-
anltalt Gedta. 9n er 0ur6 feline
a6weIenbeit cine @eiG6roung ieiner
ncucrl griiten5 befirdtete, gelana es
inn, fir 1900 Mart eiuen SteGoer-
treter gu fin0en. Dieier bate oann
aud bic Strafe pertragsgem06 an-
getreten, bod waren wo6l irgeno.
melde 3meifel iiber Sic YerionliA-
felt oas Sdftlings aufsetaltdt, mes
balls Iafforidungen in Ger Seimat
angelteat ipiiroen, Die nun in oieien
Sagen Sen 8etrug feitgeIteIlt baben.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Die 9PadJe Oes Smdliacn.

Ser 81 Sabre alte Dienitfnedt
&narr ans @ersbad, ben ein 8udel
oerurItoltet, unterbielt init einem
Mab6en ieit mebreren Sabren elm
@~erbdltnis. 9Qs zines Cages elm
better suiagenoer 6reier auftrat,
tpuroe er alif Die Seite gciest; oas
cr3iirnte i'm 10, Dab er Ole hinge.
irene arf einem 8eg eridoB. @r
iteate lid freimiaig Der 9eboroe.
9os Sdmurgerid)t Der 8fal0 perltr-
tcilte Den gngeflagten, Dem elm iebr
gutes 2eumunos5eugnis ~ausgeItellt
wuroe, 5l orei Sabren @efdngnis.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
&anbiiberfdlle frnnsOFider SulSatcm
i'm GIinf.

Die StraBburger 8ldtter pet3eidj,
men cine Heibe BON ltelien &au6an,
fdaen fran3oiiiher SoI0aten III
StraBburg uno Meb ulto oerIangen,
oaB fir Die SoIoaten cine beitinmtc
Goli5eiitun0e eingefiibrt weroe, lpie
oies unter 6elti9er Serrid)aft Ser
SAL mar. Sn StraBburg periibten
fiir5lih 9 Soloaten oes Snfanterie,
&egiments 60 einen &aubiiberfaG
ouf eiuen arbeiter un6 inMet iiber-
Fielen A Sol0aten aus Dem 2o5a,
rett beraus nadts cine b~eimfebrenoe
Game.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
gltcr Scntider Tiunier sciturbcm.

@iiter ser GlteIten Yiouicre ban.
ieotilden Interchangeable I'M
iernen Siten lit nit Sobanncs Glib.
mann geitorben. 2iibnIaml, Der 83
Sabre alt ipurce. lc1te auf Sumotra
Gobaf. ltno acknowledgements
an, ole er trob oler 6eblIhIdge
Oiird rnItloien 6leiB nno 5Gbe gncr.
Gle bod brohte. GS GeloaO ibn
oltd), einen Cell oieicr @eiisunaeu
iiber oie idtpere &riegs5eit binourd
5li retten. 70 ooB ieiu @ciik ~6urscit
Eic ein5ige INC lebte rein helulbc
geiitlntg oltf Sumatra lit.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Gin aefahrIider @er6redlcr.

Gin gar5 9efdbrli6er gcr6red)er
lit Ser crit 10 Sabre ate Gr6eiter
Sdmtot, aus 9eiien gebiirtig. @e.
gen itweren 9iebitabIs bereits gu
2 Sabren 3udtbaus perurteiIt,
a6erfiel er III Siiiiengut BEL Sol,
9opern, oen fat 70 Sabre alien
@iitler Strd6le, bon Dem er erfab.
rem bate, Dab Oerielbe einige tali-
ieno Narf 9argeIo 81 Sal,ie babe.
idlug i'm nie6er uno b1tte oen
Wann 5meifeIlos INNS 2eben ge-
bradt, penn nift aufGaig 2elte ga.
5piifan gefommen mdren.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
&ater unS sluei Sinner 6nrdl Gas
critift.

Mit ieinen beioen &inoern tot
aufgeflnOen wiiroe fiir5Ii1 in Ser,
lin ser 49 Sabre alte Sfneioer-
meiiter 8ilbelm ariiger. als cine
Serwanote Die beridloliene Sob.
nltng offnen IieB, muroe Der Monn
nit ieinem adt5ebn Sabre alien
So6n grnit uno Ser IA Sabre alien
Sodter 9ettp in Dem nit @os an
gefiiaten Sdlaf5immer berpuBtloS
auf9efunoen. acknowledgements
lud)e, Die bel alien orei Gerionen
angeltelt %ipurben, bIieben obne Or
fol9. Die 2eiden mnroen beI6Iag.
ltabmt unO mad Dem Sdaii6auic ges
6radt.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
9nrd bie SnftplOifOpic cntlurbt.

&om 3entrnlbureau in Bern traf
in &amblirg 0aS grluden Elm, oil
@anO m~itgeianOter 5ingeraboriide
eines bert per6afteten olspetsloien
ManneS, Ser iif Steuermonn Git-
rico Bots HoIe nennte uno ans $50.
rngltap itanmen wolte, al periu-
der, Die Acknowledged 0es an9ebli-
den Toie f~elt5uite0en. 9urd Ole
SaftbIoifopie Iteute man felt, Dob
Der Gerner Shifting Ser gu aeitcn-
1ols in giiaB geborene &rafttpa9crt.
fiibrer un6 Grimmer @ilbelm SOL.
lee lit. @oIler bate iid in Sam.
burg 1914 als S60afloier inSditb-
baft beoeben. Sci Oieier @eleger-
belt nabm man 6ingeraboriide bon
inn. sic nm 6u ieiner S0entifi5ie-
rung fii5rtcn. @ie iid iebt bernus.
ftent, bnt &oGer nit einem 6ereits
in Sat befinoliden Soiep6 Sdnei-
Ser in Sranffurt om Main einen
&aub ousgefiibrt. 9ie beioen Giebe
tuuroen bon oem &ausmeiiter oes
@~run0itiids iibcrroidt, nobel Saller
Sen SausmeiIter &arl Sbdlmann
nicoerifoB.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
G%rams6fide Smitia.

0as fran50iii6e goli5eigeridt in
2an0au bate einen friiberen 2eut-
narlt bon NeuItaot wegen 8affenbe-
iises gu Orei @onaten @eidngnis
uno 1000 @arf @eloitrafe berur-
teiIt. 9as fran3oiiiAe appeaseridt
beitatigte oieie Strafe tros ieines
ginwanoes, er babe Die @affe nur
6eieiien, I'M gcgen Oen 2ie6bo5er
ieiner 6rau, Ser i'm aus Dem @eec
rdumen woate, geidiitt gu ieinf
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Sapaniidc Ncritr iibcr bic Sentide
McOi5in.

Ger iopaniide gIr5t Or. Minocrn.
Tofio, CAB allf Dem in @ie56ooen
toacuocn aongteb Der @oIncoIoai.
iben @cicaiGait OcS 0entiheu 9G.
o~eroerbanOeS cine Grfliring ma.
mems ocr iaponii6en Acr5te obl in
ser es bciBt, OoB Die iaponiidcu
9ler5tc nad fUie Dor BON tieier Spm.
potbic rno REMEMBERING fir Die
oeutidlc NteOi5in u1O ibre Grdacr
~eriiilt icicrL uno oab tic nit irgeno-
meIdcn M~abnabmcn, Die ouOcre
Iationen oOcr ein5clne g%itgcb0rigc
gegen oeutIAe aer5te ergriifen,
nidts 3t tim bobeu. 9ies gclte nid)t
MIR fir ole iopaniiden aer3te, ION.
bern aud iiir Die iapanii@c &cgie-
rltltQ.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
notwithstanding in Der fat6. Stride.

9ic n9at6oliid)e Sirhen5eituug"
in Sal5burg flagte iiber Die felt Dem
ariegsenSe itarf iortidreitenOe ab.
iaasbeuegumg in alien 9dnoern
Oclterreids. DaS bette geiipiel eibt
cine feline Statiitif ser aus Der ia.
tboIiiden Stride ausgetretenen Eer.
Ionan. 1918 maren es A; 1919:
1873 uno 1920: 226. Die beioen
Monate Sunuar nnO 6ebrinr os.
So. peiien bereits iiber 70 gusge-
trctene, 0oruitter in Der Der StoOt
SaI56uro ALIEN SO, aus. Die mel.
ilen treten gum 4ltfatboli5ismus
iI6er.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
0cNen WobnMnssmndJer.

Gle Observation-Disclosures 2anoesre-
gicrlmg bat Die @c6irfsbeboroen IN
goo Sidl angepieien, gegerl Den
@obnunosmgder ein5ri6reiten, Der
pielen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Erel1'
Den Den 2onoaufentbnIt mnlogll1
MAIDEN wiiroe.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Gin cumberland.

Oas @ef1ngnis oeS Amtsgeridts-
be5irfs 3eulenrooa in Gbiiringen lit
bereits felt Monaten obne Sniallen.
0as itelt enttueoer ser &riminalitat
ser @egeno elm red)t siinltiges 3eng'
i,is ans, ODER Den oortigen Bolidet'
orgonen elm iebr betriiblifes.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Stiftmngcn sitr G%rbannns OOn @Ob'
tlttlgen.

Na6oem ser Shirt BON 9ReuB cine
Niaion Marf g~eitiftet bat 3ur @r.
bauung bon 5mei 8obnbduiern in
@era, BADEN einige @eraer @roBin-
0ultrieae Ser Staot @ero tpeitere
3ipci biz orei Milionen Marf gum
gledcn 3uede geitiftet. Snfolge
oieier Stiftumgen bleiben Iomobl oas
fiiritlide SdloB uno aud Die 8il.
len Der SnouItrieIet bon 3mangs-
einquartierung befreit. guBeroem
bat Der Shirt 100000 Marf CUR
8ei9nffung bon 8rennbol5 fir or.
iuerbsloie geitiftet.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
eciGarst Oes brit. s6nias a%citOrbcH.

Sn 9onoon itarb oer 2eibar5t Oes
Songs BON Gnolono. Cir 6eIir 81.
mon, I'M Mlter BON ~ Sabrcn. @r
iuar 9elltider bon @eburt. cin &c.
borener Gon5iger, mo ltuOicrte in
SoniqS6erg, @erIin. g8ien mo ga.
ris, e6e er iid in 2onOou ais Spe.
5ioliit fir SolSfranfhciteu nicocr.
lies, BORT oie larpugoloaiide @ciea-
idait beeriinoete mo nlid ais nil.
ienidaftlider 6oridcr iidJ eiuen Rilf
idui. 1894 mar er gum prellBi.
Iden grofeiior %ernaunt, 1897 in Den
%engliIfen Sutherland erboben. @r
bot aud 9iibuenitiide oeoidltet mo
Spcretten f%omponiert.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Sin GRANDCHILDREN bon feds WiiiIiO-
men 3runen.

Allf Dem &angierbabnbofe Der
@benfurter 2inie in S%eocnburg clt.
ltanO elm Seuer, tpeld)es Die Gyplo.
iion mebrerer 8%en5infGiier CUR
6olge bate. Die 2Gi6orbciten
murOen 0ur6 ben 8niiermangcI
iebr eridnert. $50 6aiier nit 4e.
troleum, elm 8aggon nit ouocren
8oren ipiir0en uernidtet. Der
Sdaoen betrdgt feds Miaionen
Gronen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
;yauS tuertuuacm SOfal.

Gin @rbcitcr falo bel ben Sra
bunaen Ser ncllen 8aiierleitung oes
ebcmaligen Sli6tlingsla9ers bel
8raulau in elmer Iiefe BON ca. Ell.
llcm Wteter einen munocridon gear,
bciteten uno nit ~pertpoaen Steinen
beIebtcn Iilbernen 8ofol. 2eriel6e
oiirfte aus Der Belt Der Sran5oien'
cinf1uc BON 1909 itammen.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Sin Oiterreidjiidles SOrf Surd
Scner O%ernidJtet.

Cine gepaltiee 8ranofatuitropbe
bat @rnfenidlag beimgeiuft. Gas
9farroorf 5Gblt 60 S6uler, BON De.
nen Sc ein Houb Der 5lommeii
iuuroeu. Gin @rei8, 5iuei 8raitcn
uno orei 9inoer fonocu oen 600
III Den Slammen. @ld Die Yiarr.
fir6e puroe ein9eGihert. Scr
Sfaoen betr1gt piele Wiaiolen
Murf.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
2eide eines @ernngliidten gefnnosn.

Ser 9lliiitent am biltoriiden &C.
minar Der Miindener llniperiit6t,
Serm. Maul, Der felt elmer Berg
tour i'm CONNER p%crgnngenen Sab.
res bcrmibt puroc, lit mlnmebr am
Yentlino BEL aufitein ais 2cidc
oufaefunoen moroen. Gin llnfoa
bat permutIid ON 8. Gitguit 1920
icinem 2eben Elm iGbes @nbe be-
reitet.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Wiit 81 Sa9rcn wieOernm OermGblt.

8ie uns aus Goien 6eridtet miro,
bat @raf arpiIedi, Maioratsberr
Der 10000 Moreen groBen Serr-
idaft 8roblepo, in 9erliner weite.
item areiien ourd ben nit ieinem
9amen perfniipiten SenIationspro.
3cB befannt. uno in eriter Che Der.
md6lt gcpcien init Der @rafin gnin,
SninSfa, lid i'm boben Sitter poa
SO Sabren wieoertm permablt, uno
snar init Ser permitlpeten Srau Sin-
Scntine &ufotpSfa, geborenen bon
Salfopsta.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Sin ScntidDcS S%dladtidIiif ais Der
indlspbiett.

Gas pormnlS Oeuiife Sdlad,t'
idiif s9aocn" lit 5miiden Dem 6eit'
IanO unO Der SnicI g9igbt i'm Der.
Laurie BON 8eriudcn NIT 2uittorpe.
Dos uno tur5traaenOcn @eidiisen
u~erienft morOen. 9ieie 8eriuhe
muroen oeronitaltet. nm Die Som
itrilftion Der Gcutiten Shlohtidiife
uno Den Sert pom Sdlod)tidiiien
ouf ole Brobe 81 iteIlcn, Eie 30.
Den" miro gum Suede peitercr Der
Jude miroer aebobcu merOen. ga
Oen" mar befonutIid oas mooernlte
oeutide Sdladtidiit Oas crit 1915
in 9icnit gciteat noroen mar.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
9ie SterbIidfeit in @Osfnn.

Die offi5ioie Sopiet.S tatiitif sibt
gu, Dab ole Sterblidfeit Der Men-
i6eu inter 16 Sabren in RuBlanO
ii6 ben 10 Bro6eut I'M Sabre 1918
auf 40 Ero5ent i'm Sabre 1920 er.
bolt bot. Die @eburten5abl. ole in
Ytosfau nod 1918 ca. $1,000 er.
reid)t bate, bat iidj in 1920 aui III.
gefdbr $4,000 p%erringert.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
8DbfOtt Ses nnaariiden 8ieres il
@noapcit.

Seit 8ofen oallert in 8uoopeit
6ercits elm @opfott oe3 beimiiden
9ieres al. Die @aitnirtc pertuei.
germ gei1lolien Ole 4bnobme oes
9icres bon ben 9rouercien, 90
ibnen oie bon oielen wforoerten
Yreiie gu bod iino. @ebrfnd per-
ii,dte 4usgIeids 8erbanolungen
ifeiterten biSber Itets an Der ihrof-
fen Soltrmg Der 8rnuereien. I'm
terociien boben ii6 ricIige Wcnoell
9ieres in oen 8ltoapeiter 9rolie.
reien angciammelt, tudbren0 oos
frcm0e Bier, b%eionoers aud oaS
baperil9e, oas gegenmdrtig bi0iger
81 iteben fommt als 6as einbeimi.
ide, rciBenoen gbiab fin6et.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Som alton grOOers unf S56r.

Auen 9aOegditen Der Sniel 6o6r
lit ser alto SecbunOsidger Safob
9ro0ers in 8pf befannt, elm See.
mornStJp bonn aIten, etten 6rie.
ienidlog. gS fannten i'm idon Dor
Sobr5ebnten Die 9aOegdite, Die lid
ibm anf idpanfenOcm 9oot oui
freiem Meere anuertrnuten. ga.
mentlidJ aber meroen ole Gurg1ite
germ Der acknowledgment nit Oem
alien @aiiernimroo i'm @attell-
meere geoenfen. Der alte 9roOcrs
bat ieet i'm 94. 9ebensiobre nit lin
Of Mooer" Ole oiarnantene Sof5eit
gefeiert. Seit go So6ren mar es
pieoer sic erite Oiomnntene SodL
5eit, meIfe in @pf fcitIid begangen
mur0e.
Sein Scnfmal, IUnOern eiuen Gbrcn.
frie0buf.
Der Stoot Saran bette Elm i'm
Sabre 1871 %perItorbener 9iiouterie.
fa6rifant 1000 Sbaler our Grid.
tllllg zines DenfmaIs aaiier g9iI-
belms eeitiftet. SIN GcrIauie ser
Sabre lit oieier 8etrao ourf onoere
3upeuOungen un0 3inien onf 1867
600 Marf geitie9elL 10 oaB fur5 Dor
aus6ru6 ocs &rteges 5rr @erpirf.
Iidung ser auSfiibrung oes Gent.
mails geiGritten meroen fonnte.
Sett baben iid 0ie @r6en Oes Stiff.
ters 6ereit erfIdrt, Ben 9enfmoIs-
fonoS sur Grrihtung zines Gbren-
f~rieobofes fir oie Opfer oes @eIt.
frieges 5u ii6erlaIien.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Cine @iaiOm @Obnnnsen fcblen.

Die 3abl Ser feblenoen 8obnum.
gen in Deutidlano miro auf cine
Miaion perani6lagt. Gor Dem
&riege muroen i'm Sabre etpa
100000 neue 8obnungen notpen'
Dig. Ga3u famen etrua 100000
8obnlneen als griab fir nnbraudp.
bar ~geworoene 8obnungen. Bdb,
reno Der lesten finn Sabre bat Die
gautdtigfeit fat gang gerubt. SIM
5rpeiten 8iertel oes Sabres 1920
Itano in @roB-8erlin elmer Nad-
frage BON 85,647 8obnungen elm
ange6ot BON 16,449, alio nod nidt
20 Sro5ent Der NaGfrage, gegenii-
Der, am meilten nod @obnungen
bon / 3immer nit &iiGe.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
SdGnbnna oeS @iensr &ain5.Sent'
mails.

0as 0enfmaI BON }oIef &ain8 in
@ien, elm 8erf oes 9ilobaaers
Sanoor SaraD, pnrOt o%eritiimmclt.
aain5 lit als Somlct oargeiteut.
Ser red)te Arm ser ben Sotcnifd'
Del b6lt, lit abeeidlagcu uno ge'
rollbt mor6en.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Gdlos miro Snbcrfnluicnbeim.

Ser 2anoesianitGtsrat in @mnn-
oen bcidloB, Elm Der Samilie Cos
cana friiber ge65rcnoeS SdloB gu
eruerben Inn onrin Elm 1ubcrfnlo'
ienbeim BEL Sruunfirden on errid'
ten.
Washington Journal., 1921-05-20
Gin llrenfel InorcaS Sofers aeitur.
ben.

@or Sturgeon itorb in 8ien in Ell.
mem 4mbulatorium 2eopolo SOBER,
9eamter ser @iener ltGOtiiden @as.
merfe. Dit ibm lit Ser leste mann.
lide 0ahfomme oes groben Giroler
Sreibeitsbeloen 9lnoreaS Sober oa.
nongegongen. gr mar elm urenfeI
oesiel6en.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-10
Wife Plotted
To Have. Him
Shot-Steigez

Charging that she connived
with Jesse Mullinix, now serving a
seven-year penitentiary term, to
take his Life, T. w. Steiger, resi-
dent OF Marion county for num-
Der of year filed complaint for di-
vorce against his wife, Mrs. Or
lena Steiger, in the circuit. court
this morning.
That Mrs. Steiger's attempt was
partly successful is evidenced by
the complaint in which her hus-
band states that he was shot by
Mullinix and that the man was
convicted by the circuit court of
Marion county to serve his present
term. The shooting took place in
1890 and the prisoner was convict
ed in September of the same year.
Owing to this attempt on his life
Steiger states that 1t was necessary
for his wife and he to live apart.
The couple were married here in
1909, have no children and the
complaint states that there are no
property rights to be settled.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-10

anti-labor legislation pending in
congress and in several states.
John L. Lewis, president OF the
United Mine Workers of America,
who arrived today to confer with
members Of the executive council,
said that the Central Coal Produ-
GERS association in Pennsylvania
had requested a conference with
the union to consider the grave
situation" in the coal industry and
wage reductions.
While the conference may be
granted to the association which
represents lis coal producing con-
Germs employing nearly 100000
miners, Mr.. Lewis said there would
be no wage reductions. The mat
ter is in the hands Of the district
leaders Of the miners, he said.
Several thousand miners are on
strike and locked out in Tennes-
see organized districts, the mine
workers leader said, because OF
the wage questions. The WASH
ington miners who have struck
against wage reductions win hold
a convention next week, he said,
to consider the situation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-10
Oregon Banks
Refuse Loans
ToAidMerger

Promotion of the ten million
dollar Oregon n-Washington Fruit
Canning association, contemplate
ing a merger of the cannerles of
the two states has received its Sec
ond setback at the nands OF the
Oregon bankers who have reject ed
proposals made by the Washington
banks for financing the new cor
poration. Although the Washing
ton banks are actively interested
in the promotion of the merger on
account of their inte est in the
PauIhamus plants, oregon banks
have held aloof and refusei 10 act
on the board o. directors.
The object o. the Dromottrs is
the refinaneing and merger OF the
Paulhamus and Rapert plants, tho
latter being in receivers hands at
the present time. 1t is understood
that another effort will be made to
enlist the support of Oregon finan-
ciers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-10
Gold Imports
In Month Total
Fifty Million

New York, May 1O.-A $1,000
600 gold shipment said to be the
first of a series to be made by the
government of Great Britain TO aid
in the retirement of its 5h per
cent bonds has arrived here. Con-
signed to the ]. p. Morgan & COM
pany, fiscal agents here for the
English government, the gold
came yesterday aboard the steam
ship Mauretania.
In addition to the Morgan con-
signment the Mauretania brought
a $3,O0O,00O gold shipment to an
other banking house.
The flow Of gold into the Uni
ted States during the last month
approximated $5O,OOO.00O. max
ing the total since the first of the
year in excess of $2S1.00C,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-10
Labor F ederation
ToRefuse Support
To Soviet, Belief

Cincinnati. Ohio, May IA
The executive council of the
American Federation of Labor in
session here today was preparing
information and data to be placed
before the federation's annual con-
vention IN Denver to show that or
ganized labor Of this country can
not afford to support any move
ment to recognize the Russian So
Wet government.
President Samuel Compers pre-
sented a large amount Of informa-
tion on this subject including a
letter from Secretary Of State
Hughes regarding the attitude o.
the department toward Russia. lie
also presented data purporting 70
show that the soviet government
was persecuting trade unions
These communications will be in
cluded in the councils report to
the delegates with recommenda-
tiona.
The council will also take up
the discussion OF plans for a new
drive against industrial courts and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-10
Fruit Men
Say Rates
Ruinous
7. G. G. Investigator
Hears Testimony of
Ten Witnesses Seek
ing Reduction

Yakima, Wash, May 10.-Ten
witnesses were this morning be-
fire Henry ]. Ford, representing
the interstate commerce commits
sion, in the hearing about the
fruit freight rates for the north
west. The fruitmen mapped their
campaign out carefully, and are
endeavoring to prove the exist
ence of a financial crisis among
the orchardists of the northwest.
They contend that unless the
rates for transporting fruit are
materially lowered, there not on
ly will not be any further devel-
opment in the fruit industry but
the industry as 1t Already sAfsts
will be gradually destroyed.
H. M. Adams, vice president of
the Union Pacific, is Questioning
the witnesses on behalf of esie
railways. He is endeavoring to
show that production costs dur
ing the last year or two arc not
normal production costs, and that
they should not be taken as a
basis in figuring future develop
ments.
Witnesses heard this morning
reported on the actual cost of
producing fruit and on the invest
ment which the average orchard
ist has. ]. Curtis Robinson, Seat
tie, was the first witness called,
and was followed by w. ]. urgu-
hart, Yakima, manager of the
traffic and credit association and
Fred E. Wagner of Chicago. They
deal with apples by the thousands
of cars, and agreed that the pres
ent status Of the fruit men is a
critical one and that unless the
growers have a profitable season
in 1922 the big fruit industry Of
the northwest will begin to de-
cline.
Fully 800 orchardists from the
Yakima district are following the
testimony, which is being pre-
sented in the commercial club
auditorium, with great intentnesa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-10
French Control Officer In
Upper Silesia Fired Upon
By Insurgents AT Kosel
Meeting of School
Board Will Likely
Be Quiet Tonight

Little other than routine busi-
ness will likely come before the
regular meeting of the Salem
school board, to be held tonight at
s o'clock in the high school, mem
bers opined today.
That delegation representing
parents who believe the manual
training departments in the junior
high schools ought not to be aboi-
ished, may call on the school board
is considered possible. The board
took action to do away with these
departments at it's last meeting. A
number of protests from parents
who favor the teaching of manual
training have been received by
school officials.