davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
STOVE in WARDS STUDIO is
BLOWN UP WHEN FIRE Is STARTED
WITH EXCELSIOR FROM BOXES

Excelsior taken from packing boxes
which had come To him with photo
graphic supplies was all that he used.
Tho blaze had been going for about
FIVE minutes when there was n roar
and crash
The force of the explosion shattered
the glass in one of the windows, and
passershy and men in nearby offices
rushed Up the stairs. When the smoke
cleared away they found MIR. Ward
none the worse for the experience. He
was standing about five feet in front
of the stove when the crash came. The
stove was completely wrecked, and
bits Of iron We're scattered about the
room. In the corner the paper was
town from the wall where the iron had
struck
Members Of the fire department
were on the ioh, but no fire started. 1t
is believed that the excelsior shoulder
ed for several minutes and generated
gas which wis ignited when the ma
terial blazed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
FINED $40 FOR NOT
GIVING RIGHT Of WAY

Niolators Of traffic laws m sht as
well make up their minds not to he
caught by the police and taken before
the city court any more, because if
they do. they are likely to receive stiff
Ger fines than have been meted out in
the past.
An ultimatum has been issued by
Magistrate Thomas Fitz Gerald that
the patience of the court is about eX-
kausted by those who break traffic
ordinances, This morning Leo Fix was
arrested for failing TO give the right of
way to a woman driver on the corner
of Main and Alta streets Bystanders
said that an accident was aVeIted only
by the GOODNESS of the woman and the
perfect working condition of her
brakes. The fine was SO. Judge
Fitz Gerald declares that leniency in
such cases is thing of the past, and
there will he no more minimum fines
for such offences
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
''WEARIN' O. THE GREEN CREETS
ADMIRAL SIMS AS HE ARRIVES IN
NEW YORK; DEMONSTRATION FAIL s

speech failed 10 materialize. partly due
TO the presence of 1000 policemen and
partly the expedition with which the
admiral was whisked from the dock in
an automobile. Sims was the first
passenger TO land, with Mrs. Sims.
Before the people on the dock realized
that the admiral had arrived he had
disappeared. SIMS. attired in civilian
clothes. refused to make any state
ment until after he talked with Secre-
tary DENLY. He made no comment on
his London speech.
Wouldn't Use Gutter
NEW YORK, June Pa. PD-
Refusing to be taken ashore by cut
Ter, Admiral Sims came up the bay
aboard the liner olympic to meet his
friends or foes who might await.
Everything was peaceful when he
landed. a thousand policemen were
massed on the dock At the station
there We're few boos and cheers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22

DENVER. June 22.-CG. L. O'Sulli-
van, T. =. staff Correspondent. Eff
forts of the Irish sympathizers to place
the American Federation Of Labor on
record as favoring boycott of Brit
ish goods failed
The convention passed a resolution
urging congress to recognize the re
public Of Ireland and expressing la
borS sympathy toward the struggling
Irish people, The convention uuan' =
mously adopted the resolution calling
for an amendment to the Nolstead act
permitting the sale of wholesome
beer"
John l. Lewis made a bid Tor sup
port of his candidacy for president Of
the American Federation Of Labor ON
the floor Of the convention. lie spoke
favoring the resolution demanding that
definite steps he taken To obtain gov
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
SHIRT SLEEVE BRIGADE
+ + T. = = = = = 4 + + = + =
is NAME OF NEWEST CLUB
= + + - = = ++ = = =
TO BE FORMED IN CITY

+ A new organization Is being
4 formed in Pendleton with the re-
+ turn of warm weather There Is
+ no initiation fee. and the pass
= word is smile that denotes
= freedom from discomforts OF too :
= many clothes.
= The organization has been
= called the Shirt Sleeve Brigade. :
The chief organizer, Mr.. Shin
= ing Sun, is conflning his efforts
= altogether to the men who in
+ greater and greater numbers are
appearing in the office and on
= the streets minus a coat.
+ One wag suggested today that
+ since ii is no longer the stylish
4 thing for women to wear furs in 4
= summer, the new club should
4 borrow milady's outfit and so Sc
r cure for itself certain amount
= Of vogue" and standing in
+ the eyes Of the public. The sug-
= gestion met with cold disapprov- 1
+ al from the charter members of
+ the organization who declare that
= nothing shall be introduced 10
+ interfere with their comfort.
+ = = = = + = > = + = + 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
SHIP MYSTERY
BATTLES THOSE
HANDLING CASE
Efforts Are Directed Toward
Finding Supposed Marauder
That Attacked Steamers.
20 SHIPS IN ALL HAVE
STRANGELY VANISHED |
Operations OF Raider Have
Covered Several Months;
May Have Operating Base.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-(U. p
Efforts 10 solve the mystery of the
vanishing ships have centered on
fIn6ing the sea marauders who are
believed to have boarded the schooner
Deering. making prisoners OF her crew.
A list OF 20 vessels which has disap-
peared during the last few months has
been tabulated by the department of
commerce. Airplanes may be called
upon to solve the ship mystery and pa.
troll the little-frequented stretches Of
cohst near Cape Hatteras for some
trace OF the merchant vessels which
Coast guard vessels are exploring
ooyes and inlets In the hope of picking
up clue II pirates raided the
ships and murdered or captured the
crews, some trace must have been left,
commerce officials believe. The dis
appearances extend over several
months and the raiding OF vessels
must have a base for operations, II is
believed.
Five vessels were near Cape Hatteras
lien they went down. While the
AuHlhtT VI VENUE ~ iiNA
snusual. the fact that no trace has
been found OF them and that so many
were last heard from near the same
spot Is unusual. according TO com
merce department officials. II they
had blown up. gone aground or even
capsized some bit OF wreckage float
ing ashore would explain their fate.
The schooner DNrins, which beached
on the diamond shoals with all sails
set. has been carefully searched and
no trace NJ the missing crew has been
found. Detectives are watching tho
old haunts of sailors in the hope that
some will come back. The search so
far has been in vain. The Deering is
full OF sand and seagulls are using the
rigging as a roosting place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
LABOR FEDERATION REFUSES TOBOYCOTT
ENGLISH GOODS BUT DEMANDS RECOGNITION
OF IRISH REPUBLIC; BEER SALE WANTED

ernmont ownership Of railroads and
other basic industries. His address IA
vored the stand of the railroad unions
whose support he is attempting to OBJ
Christian Madsen Of Chicaso. open
"a i'm his campa gp.
ed the Irish debate by moving an ap-
peal from the chair an the ruling OF
sompers that his amendment for boy
cot was not proper Considerable
cheering followed Madsen'S address.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
Force of Explosion Shattered
Glass in Window and Bits of
Iron Were Scattered About.

An experience with shrapnel was the
lot of f. L, Ward this morning who
ury when an explosion wrecked stove
in his photography studio in the Pen
land building, above the Tallman Drug
store.
There are two mysteries connected
with the accident that Mr. Ward
would like to have explained to him,
one Of tfem is why excelsior, which
was all there was in the stove, should
explode, and the other is how he ever
escaped being seriously hurt.
The explosion occurred at o'clock.
Mr. Ward had started fire in a stove,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
Warn 'ngs Are In.
IS HELD FOR WITNESS
IN RICH MURDER CASE

VANCOUVER. Wash. June 22.-
e.. P)-George Denton, 81 years of
age. is held as a material witness in
the murder of Ben Rich at Ridgefield
.on June 5th. He may be able OF fur
.nish evidence leading to the arrest of
the murderer. Denton is not suspect
ed of completely in the crime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
Recalled Admiral Quietly
Leaves for Washington to
Report to Secretary Denby.

NEW YORK, June 22.-U. ~ S.)-
Admiral Sims reached New York on
the liner olympic To the tune of
Wearing Of the Green" As the liner
swung into the pier, with Sims aboard.
little steamer slipped past the liners
stern down into the north river with "a
hand Justify glowing the famous Irish
air, Sims landed at 10 o'clock and
started at once for Washington.
The expected Irish sympathizer' s
demonstration showing their disap-
proval of ms London "IackasS"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
REV. c. |. CLARK WILL
SPEAK AT LUNCHEON

Rev G. L. Clark, pastor of the Pres
lyterian church, is to De the chief
speaker at the weekly forum luncheon
of the Pendleton Commercial Associa-
ton which win be held tomorrow at -
o clock sharp at the jolly Inn.
The topic will be one of interest to
business men, and the reputation of
Rev. Clark as mems speaker nm.
doubtedly will attract large crowd.
The luncheon will begin at ~, and the
session will be concluded at 1873,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
WARNINGS ARE GIVEN
AS DAM WEAKENS

DENVER. June EEL. y. 81
Fear that the Marshall dam at Mar
shall. % miles north of Denver, would
give way drove hundreds of residents
of that town into the hills. The dam
impouuds several hundred million
gallons. \ section became weakened
and flood warnings We're pounded
down the valley.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
GRIFFITH IS HOUSE
CLEANING IN PIT

CHICAGO, June 22.-CU. P)-
Joseph Griffith, president Of the Chi
cago board OF trade has started house
cleaning in the pit. He will elm
mate; manipulation Of the market. up
ward and downward: operations hav-
ing an undue influence on prices;
trading futures for a set period. He
will estab blish strict censorship of mar
ket news and punish those circulating
false rumors. The Illinois Legislature
is also condemuing these practices
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22

KING GEORGE AT BELFAST; WOULD VISIT DUBLIN PAR
LAMENT ALSO.
RlDGWAY INVENTS NEW
'B0OZE-FlNDERS' FOR
USE IN FINDING DOPE

= It's booze-finders that we have
+ now,
+ No, they're not for just any
+ Tom. Dick or Harry to carry
+ around with him to locate hard
+ drinks by the practice Of magic. I
+ They are two irons, sharpen
+ ed to keen point with a T at I
= the top which will permit an op- :
+ orator to pound them. The in
+ vention has been perfected by f. .
+ B. f. Ridgway, deputy sheriff, .
+ to use in sound out ground sus- .
+ pected to be the hiding place of .
+ intOX-cants. Red" has been .
using an old Irish shovel, and he :
= declares that this stunt of dig =
= ging several graves every time he :
+ looks for moonshine still is not =
+ all ii might he tOuted to be by =
= the man on the side lines. The 4
+ top Of the ground is always hard =
+ packed. but by driving the =
+ stakes into the ground. Ridgeway =
has it doped that he will be able +
= to find soft dirt in suspicious :
+ spots. =
+ = = + , = + = =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
ERTLE WILL REFEREE
DEMPSEY-C CARPENTER
FIGHT ON JULY End

JERSEY CITY, June 22.-U. n.
S)-Harry Ertle has been Officially
appointed by the New Jersey boxing
commission to referee the Dempsey
Carpenter fight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
JULY WHEAT HELD ITS
OWN IN PIT TODAY

July wheat closed at S1.2Sh today,
the same price as yesterday while
September wheat closed at sl.22 y, a
half a cent lower than yesterdays
closing price.
Following are the quotations receiv-
ell by Overbeck e. Cooke. local brok-
ers:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
WASHINGTON VANDERBILT
RETURNS FROM EUROPE

NEW YORK, June ETA. PD-
Washington Il. Nanderlip arrived to-
day from Europe, saying he had re-
'ceived more concessions from the Rus
sian soviet government.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
WOMAN NAMED CUSTOMS
COLLECTOR, SALT LAKE

WASHINGTON, June 22-(A. PD-
President Harding nominated Mrs.
Jennie r. Musser, customs collector for
Salt Lake City, This is the rst nom
jnation of a woman for a similar Of
flee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
THE WEATHER

Reported b. Major Lee Moorhouse.
weather observer
Maximum. SIS.
Minimum. 65
Barometer. 29.60.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
JACK GRANT DIES

ASTORIA. June TIA. PD-Jack
Grant widely known sportsman and
boxing referee. died here today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
MARkET srENnN TOnAY.

PORTLAND, June se.--CA. PD--
Livestock is steady; Eggs and butter
are steady and unchanged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
Ulster Parliament Opened by
King and Queen on First Wis.,
it by King in 10 Years.
SINN FEIN MEMBERS DID
NOT ATTEND CEREMONIES
Belfast CIaSSed as Armed
Camp on Appearance of
SOverignS at Function.

DEI TACT Iroo % "A
N
f.J-hlng GeOFge anu queen
Mary presided at the state Op-
eninp of Ulster narliament to-
III .o,,o..e, =; a. "a,
a.
nan was VI IIlildhI SPeSCaClC'
The distinguished assembly re-
parded the event as marking an
;,,,,,o,.+o,,+ o,,o,,+ =, I,.;eb b;s+o,,,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
EDITOR Of BOSTON
GLOBE DIES TODAY

p0"T0N. June oS.-(A, P0--Gen-
eral Charles II. Taylor, editor of the
.oston Globe, died today from para
lysis, aged 75 years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22
Water at Brownsville is up
Six Feet but City Regarded
as Safe From InundatiOn.
rs MILE WIND UPRO0TS
TREES, PROPERTY DAMAGED
oil Tanker Doheney Sent Call
for Aid When Propeller is
Lost in Storm Off Coast.

HOUSTON, TEX, June 22.--(C, P.)
Raging winds and sheets OF rain are
sweeping over the gulf coast, tearing
trees from their roots and doing ex-
tensive property damage. The gale.
with a velocity estimated at rs miles
an hour, IS sweeping northwest from
the mouth of the Rio Grande. Island
lvacationists are being driven 10 the
mainland By the high winds and
sweeping tides.
A rise of six feet in the tide is re-
ported at Brownsville. a city nine feet
above low tide level, so no fear is yet
telt that a water wave will inundate.
If rain falls heavily it is feared many
ships off the gulf coast will be at the
mercy of the winds.
30 Mile Gale.
The tornado will have a velocity OF
90 miles an hour when it hits Calves
ton late today. the weather bureau an
Enounced. Inhabitants OF the coast
cities are seeking safety in their cell
lars.
Tanker In Distress.
GALVESTON. Tex, June 22.-(U.
P.)-The oil tanker, William Doheney,
is at the mercy of the heavy gale with
her propeller lost "a miles west OF Gal
weston, according to naval radio.
They sent an S. o. S. message saying
that the vessel was drifting in a heavy
sea and needed help Immediately. The
ship is thousand tonner.
Terrific winds and rising tides are
reported all along the Texas gulf coast.
Tides are rising and the heavy seas are
sweeping landward. The storm is
coming from the northeast. The gov
ernment weather station at Washing
ton reports the storm will not abate
for - hours
Galveston Feels Safe.
GALVESTON. June 22-(A P) Spray
beating over the seawall is no reason
for alarm. according to weather OBJ
servers, The wall. Is feet high run
ming along the gulf side of Galveston
island is able to check any danger of
.ficod. Inhabitants are told not to be
alarmed. putting their fears at rest
that the flood would sweep the city.
Some lowland streets might be flooded.
the weather bureau said, but there is
no danger to the city proper. The tele-
phone company announces that the
gale is moving eastward with di-
minishing fury
Warn ngs Are Up.
HOUSTON, Tex, June 22-U y.
5 Apparently centering east of
Corpus Christi a tropical storm threat
.ened the gulf coast from Port Arthur
10 Matagorda bay. Hurricane warnings
over this section have been hoisted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22

The tornado will have a velocity OF
80 miles an hour when it hits Calves
ton late today. the weather bureau an
lnounced. Inhabitants OF the coast
cities are seeking safety in their cell
lars
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-22

DAILY EDITION

The East oregonisn is'Eastern ORE
CONS greatest newspaper and as a sell-
ing force gives to the advertiser over
twice the guaranteed paid circulation
In Pend1eton and Umetilla county OF
any other newspaper.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-08
ANGLIA STARA S1E o PO-
ROZUMIENIE AMERYKI
Z JAPONJA.
Waszyngton, 8. sierpnia.

Washington, 8. sierpnia. -
Dowiedziano sic til, re Anglia
staraIa sic wynalezc drogi do po-
rozumienia miedzy Stanami Zie-
dnoczonemi, Japonja i rzadcm
angielskim wzamian "a aljans an
glo-japohski. Powyzszc zyczenie
Anglji zrnierza do zwofania kon-
fcrcncji tych trzech mocarstw
przed rozpoczeciem obrad konfe-
rcncji waszyngtohskiej. Projekt
taxi bylby wiec ta przedwstepna
konfercncjq. ma kt6ra prezydent
Harding sckrctarz Stanu HUI
ghes ME chcieli sic zgodzit. Zgo-
dnic doniesieniami angielskie'
mi, Japonja zapatruje sic przy-
chv1nic na ten projekt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-08
NIESZCZESLIWY WYPA-
DEK MA WYSTAWIE.

Wiatr Cd brzcgu spowodowal
wczoraj katastrofe acroplanem
sierzanta Patryka Lovc'go, ktory
zostai zabity ma Wystawic Poste
PIT ma grobli municypalncj.
Oko}o 25,O00 widow bylo
Swiadkami togo nicszczcSliwcgo
wypadku, kicdy Z dwudzicstu
stop wysokosci aeroplan Lovego
spadi ia taras. SLIME potiuczone-
60 zabrano zaraz DO szpitala ia
grobli urzadzonego, gdzic "a
chwile zmari wskutek zfamania
stosza pacicrzowego. Inny lotnik
G.. A. Shoemaker kt,ory codzien-
ME sztuki awiatyczne dokazuje
ma grobli spuszczajqc sic aero
planu z wysokoSci 1000 stop ra-
dzil Lovemu zaniechac wzlotu,
ale 0w mic siuchal.
Patryk Love mieszkai w Los
Angeles.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-08
.48 O6ar Wielkiejj Kata-
strofy 0kretowej.
Zabiegi o Uznanie lrlandji.
W Sprawie Sojuszu Anglo-Ame-
ryka1sko-Japo1skiego.
|Papiez Pozdrawia Rycerzy Kolumba.
WIELKA BURZA " KANSAS.
Stfunienie RewoIucji W Guatemala.
U Zni1ke P4ac Ma Kolejach Kanadyjskich.
D.L...I, D,,:oru -, MoLeu1,u
WIELKA BURzA W KANSAS.
Shumienie Rewolucji W Guatemala.
U Zni1ke PIac Ma Kolejach Kanadyjskich.
Rabunek Pociagu W Meksyku.
INNE TELEGRAM KRA AJOWE. (.

mil W sobote, &c spodzicwa> sic
bye przyjetym przcz argentyh-
skiego ministra spraw zagranicz-
nych Pueyrredona W charakterzc
pryWatnym.
Laurence Ginnell ma nadzieje
widzicc sic prczydcntem Try
goyen'em, oraz wierzy on, IL uda
mu sic przygotowac grunt do ste
sunkow dyplomatycznych. Jedno
czcSnic dowiedziano sic. ze miej-
scowc przcdstatwicielstwo angiei
skjc mic nic bedzic mia}o przeci-
wko tcmu, jezeli minister spraw
zagranicznych, Pueyrredon, przyj
ME Ginncll'a osobiscie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-08
SPRAWA SENATORA
SMALL'A.

GuDcrnator Len Small oznaj-
mil, &c wr0ci jutro do Springfield
gdzic go lIcnryk Mestcr, szeryi
oczckuic Cd trzcch tygodni W
sprawic arcsztowania go "a sprzc
nicwicrzcnic iunduszow, zebra.
nych L podatkow. Pog}osli pusz-
czono, zc Small zisnorujc owg
sprawe, albo starac sic bgdzic o
przcnicsicnic jcj do inncgo po-,-
wiatu. Zdajc sic jcdnak. re Small
planu tcgO pOniecha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-08
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

dzial6w: 3 dla sfuzby a t dIa cho-
rych. Major White, zarz9dca bu-
dynku. zywi nadzicjc, ze wkrotce
MONA bedzie pomiescit tam 1000
cierpiqcych. Obccnic dopicro cite
rech lekarzy zajcIo stanowiska W
owym szpitaIu, jcszczc niedokoh-
czonym. Obywatclc zamleSzkal
W Stanach Illinois, Michigan
Wisconsin l,orzystac bcdq L lei
dobroczynnej instytucji.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-08
PAPIEz POZDRAWIA RYCE.
RZY KOLUMBA.

San Francisco, Calf, 8. sierp-
mia. - Miedzynarodowa konwen-
cja Rycerzy kolumba, ktora od-
hywa sic obecnic w San Francis
CO, otrzymala pozdrowienie cd
Papieza Beneydkta XIV, przesia
ne przez Sekretarza papieskiego,
J. L. Y. Kardynala Gasparri
ktorc w streszczeniu brzmi jak
nastepuje: ,,Papiez otrzyma> Ia
poSrednictwem J. F. X. arcybi-
skupa Hanna w San Francisco j
|Wielkiego Mistrza Rycerzy Ko-
lumba zapewnienie o synowskim
przywiazaniu cd 100000 patrjo'
tow obywateli amerykahskich
zrzcczonych W organizacji Ry-
Gerry Kolumba. Wspaniaia praca
Rycerzy KoIumba cieszy sig bio
goslawiehstwem papieskiem."
WIELKA BURZA w KANSAS
Kansas miasto, 8 sierpnia. -
w sobote z rama miasto Kansas
nawiedzila wielka burza poiaczo-
ma z deszczem, ktorej towarzy-
szyl wicher, szybkoSc ktorego wy
nosiia do S. mil ma godzine. w
wiclu czesciachi miasta zniszczo-
ma zostaia siec telefoniczna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-08
XONFERENCJA RADY MAJ
WYzSZEJ RoZPOCZELA
OBRADY.


Parayz. s sierpnia. - (Prasa
Stow Pierwsza sesja 1Najwyz-
szej Rady Aljantow odbedzie sic
~ biurze francuskego rninisterium
spraw zagranicznych dis godz.
l1-ej rano. Sprawa Gornego Sla-
ska natychmiast zostanie wzieta
pod obrady. KontrowerSje W
sprawie Slaskiej Powstaiy, jak
wiadomo, wskutek roznej inter-
pretacji przez aljantow, Polske i
Niemcy wynikow plebiscytu. Ma
nocy pierwotnego projektu trak-
.atu wersalskiego Gorny Slask 20
:tal oddany. Polsce bez zadnych
zastrzezen, lecz Niemcy wystapi-
y z protestem dzieki germano-
Filskiemu stanowisku L. Georgia.
zostal zarzadzony ma Slasku plebi
scyt pod nadzorem aljantow. Ora
MICA ma Slasku miala bye 'wyzna-
czona zgodnie z wynikiem g}oso-
wanna uwzglednieniem warun--
kow geograficznych ekonomi-
cznych terenu plebiscytowego.
Rezultat plebiscytu by} taxi, ze
Niemcy otrzyma}y wiekszoSc w
okregach rolniczych, Polska zas
w okregach gorniczych i przemy-
sIowych. Ma zasadzie rezultatow
g{osowania Polska domaga sic
czesci Slaska pofozonej na wschod
cd Odry, Niemcy zaS chca zatrzy
mac przy sobie caiy Slask niepo-
dzielnie.
Przedstawiciel Stanow Zjedno-
czonych. ambassador Harvey, przy
byl do Paryza W niedziele. Prem
jerry Francji, Anglji i Wioch. a
mianowicie BRAND, Lloyd George
i Bonomi, znajduja sic rowniez W
Paryzu i stanowisko ich w spra-
vie slaskiej jest ogolnie znane,
natomiast stanowisko anbasado-
ra Stan6w Zjednoczonych W spra
vie slaskiej pozostaje zagadka /
wzbudza ogolne zainteresowanie.
..Chociaz ambassador Harvey
zasiada przy stole konferencyj-
nyrn jako obserwator, to jednak
uwazany jest on przez wszyst-
kich uczestnikow konferencji ia
ko potezny sprzymierzeniec / ia
ko arbiter, CLOS ktorego moze
mice decydujace znaczenie, jezeli
uczestnicy konferencji podziela
sic na partje.
Panuje tn ogolne przekonanie,
Il ambassador Harvey posiada in
strukcje, ktore upowazniaia go
do zaiecia stanowiska nietylko
obserwatora, 1ecz i do wystapie-
MIA z giosem doradczym, jezeli
zajdzie tego potrzeba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-08
RABUNEK POCIAGU w ME.
KSYKU.
Monterey, Meksyk, 8. sierpnia

Monterey, Meksyk, 8. sierpnia.
- Przybywajacy Z Tampico pa
sazerowie donoszq, ze W od}egio-
sci kilku mil Cd Tampico jacyS
bandyci zatrzymali zdazajacy dc
tego miasta pociqg i zrabowali
niego $4,000, przeznaczonych
dla banku narodowego W Meksy-
ku. WiekszoSc gotowki byla :"
zfocie. Zarzadzono poScig "a ban
dytami.