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New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
Last Clause Of Communi- cation Is The One In Question Nothing Defi- n:te Until Premier Re- ceives Reply
Total of Dead Since Monday
 Now Reaches ls-English
 Cabinet Discussing Matter At Present. ',

Dublin, Sept. ? (By Associated Press) Sim Fein Ireland today awaited publication of the text of the note sent to Premier Lloyd George yesterday by Ramon De Valera and his colleagues in the Irish republican government. Lloyd George is spend- ing a brief vacation at Gairloch, Scot land, and it was announced that noth- ing relative to the Sim Fein reply to the premier's note relative to the set- clement of the Irish question would bo given out here until it was known 1t was in Lloyd Georges hands.
 The Final Clause.
 It was believed, however. that the Sim F'ein leaders did not discuss with the premier any of the points of his latest note with the exception of the final clause, in which further negotia- tions were suggested. There is evi- dent a desire on the part of men high in the councils of the republican movement to develop further the con- ditions upon which dominion status would be granted Ireland, and there appears to be a disposition to consider favorably some features of the pre-. mier's terms.
 Note Goes to Cabinet. .as.
 London, Sept. 2.-(By Associated
 
 has sent the reply of Ramon De Va lera, the Irish republican leader. to his latest communication o.l the Irish peace proposals to London for circula- ton among the members of the cabi- net. Having regard for the serious issues involved, Lloyd George has sum- moned a cabinet meeting to be held on Wednesday next at Inverness, Scot land. -@ E.. -- s@
 King George will be at Moy Hall, near Inverness. and Lloyd George will visit him there.
 Total of Dead 1S. E#.
 Belfast, Sept. (By Associated Johnson, aged IS, died at a hospitatl here this morning from wounds received during street fight ing here. His death, with that of Walter Campbell, who died last night. brings the death roll of the disorders in Belfast since Monday up to IS.
 Johnson and Campbell were men- bers of a group of five boys who climbed a, wall to watch the shooting. They became targets of snipers, one of their companions being killed in- There was curious case of mistaken identity in connection with young Johnson. While he was lying unconscious in the hospital. three different families claimed him as n member. One man was so sure the patient was his son that he took Johnson's clothes home with him. only to find his own boy seated by the fireside.
 There were several cases of as- sault in the Falls district of the city this morning. men going to work being attacked. The police, other wise reported the city quiet
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
THE WEATHER.

Hartford. Sept. 2.-Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Generally fair, continued warm, tonight and Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02

(Conunued on Fourteenth Pasc.)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-24

4Csiia 81 pastry
four 3byeltes
riYrlus Laiurnet
Hiking PoWder.
p ieaspo n OF
salt. 4 cup -
sugar 2 eggs.
be.ittn tsyrihef,
p tatl aapsHis %
tibhtter.
0 cHp a. fnnk
Then mix Ia
tiie regular way
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-24

permitted go du things which 70 denied
doing of intended DOING
Judge hutchinson indicated nrolaniv
ere cnso should hc tried on itf merits
ana D mnHtof hc appointed 10 take in
thnrFe the Eaa company and the cnoe
diauosod NJ Boz that manner CITY Al
tointy Taylor ohlettpd 10 the CITY be-
lHa brought to ihla additional expense
nnd litigation over mnuter with
which it f.goinlmed nnv cnbnectlon
iio said Che city drelred 10 bo rollged
az thc burden ~ % charge ~ which h.
was m no mnnnor vuii'y ana not io
hr made party to any litigation over
fral or nnaFmAfs niufv the eas com
p1nr mleht claim pH The pnrt ~ ntheee
judge Hutchinson finally RHrrpd fht
r1H company had nu standing iu fed
Nrl ronN under conditions na thtv
wpro presented thar % the cits rnnnrH
h1d promulgated rate uns4titrieinrf
to thc company. 0r one which nr1hih.t-
I'd return sufficient ip ninmilln its
hueinrsa 0r bad undertaken in fofrn
iorof rate there would ne grounds
f1r soDiine redress ffnm ihu federal
count AZ ihc matter stood ln ths
riew ~ joe nudge there ems d contract
h"iW'fn th' ciil and tho faa cumr1u,
nrd there was nothing 90 elbow mo
,'f Dad violated mot contrast one
Nuf ol Goo other ard unless federal
gu' Won were Involved b. would Do
Wnfi"I fnr Htat enuffa tn act uuon
tuif' Scott stated in the cnurt TINT
ih' oiN council waa holding "thc tan
Of thr raf c0muonv under ita foot" and
ROLLING lt That the eify was under
nhlnT tp compel the company 60 re
niu ih" fsir established when n first
Otmo n That ln i0is WHEN nn effort
"Hs mode iu Increase rates. the city
council hna "tlcted them out 90 ho
rI'f rnuurli judge Scott further
stated fihc city council wns threaten.
inE fu cancel the franchise. and
Here Judge Hutchinson asked
Rave YOU rirhi to come into federal
court md SAY you nrc afraid your
franchise might hc forfeited"
Judge Scott replied So Judge
Hutchinson thor stated that ho dfd mot
undormnd that the fodc-aI count ma
amy authority 90 aot unless ihorr vns
o. breach 0f contract Judge Scott ho-
F1n rntrrint uusn history 81 tho e.,el
fnnuanY NtlrHtlnn with the cifv nd
winlairnfion hui Judge Hutchinson Boz
fnrmft hm he ala not c1re about his q
fnif fhnt he understood franchise.
nnd hhi thc federal court dil nor
write NOR mako She franchise FOR tho y
FHf company The Judge also Informed
iho attorney fur che EnH company ihnt
if fhD ciiy md threatened tn nui Boz 70
intc 0r SOME similar action coz NUM-
Dor ~ suits were To- boz instituted
against The company, appeal 90 state
'uuriH could Dee had io prevent multi
rlirify of suits
What DO YOU want mo 20 DO any
wavf" asked Judge Hutchcaon
We want ION 10 prevent the city
council from interfering with our rails
Ink rates." replied Judge scott Ho
stated the city council intended pro-
curing an Injunction 90 prevent The
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-24

riH company fIuW raising Iia rates
Iudfo Nuirhceun stated lhat nii hf
p0uid sao ln he hiN 81. 900 naH conn.
pHny Nas ihaf ibf tlierua nf ofhcrs
we're eninr a. eur fhr aas company f0f
rsni D lmHrinHrr violations ~ con
tract rhui il the council elects fo en
into ihc Hfnta COURTS ia nu affair 10Y
the federal court Tho court fufshor
stated Chat Bee wnf diHncl.n,i io efnnf
thc injunction nakod There WINS bod
federal question Involved
ludgc Scott then nakcd ihat ;hc caar
como up ON lfa mriifa Tho court ln-
dicatvd iu the evout fbr oam were
tfiod on lts merits maasei would be-
appointed and the inertia ~ iho fnqo
some mfu hut lhr fara in hHna dld
nni warrant fho injunction asked. and
ihn motion to dHmra would boz hoari
oi enme later date
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-24
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-24

without Interruption Mr noonc SUBJ
uitttd the answer of iho cll, to tho
r'oa ~ hc eua company. arruinF That
Threats of 0thrr action Witch mlght
te token ht ciusrna as individuals
were npt the atts ~ tho eiiY council
Haf Dc was asked iho rifs council NOT De-
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-05-06
DECISION EXPECTED IN
CHICAGO PRINTING TRADES
CONTROVERSY IN FEW DAYS

CHf0AG0-A decision by the arhi-
traitor N tie controversy between the
scale committees q the Job printers
and The printing trades q Chicago -
expected within 4 few DAYS. The dis
pate hinges upon the 4ihoar.week
which the employers in an agreement
signed in August. 1919. contracted 20
put into effect Al its expiration. MAY 1
q this year At the same time the job
printers wanted &c snt wages. The as
sumption being that the cost oi ~.
ing had decreased sufficiently TO war
rant q cut
The unions concerned. the Chicago
Typographical Union Ne. i6. the Vhi-
eaxo Printing pressmans Union No.
;. the Franklin Union Ne. I and the
neokhinders' and Paper Cutters Tn
ion No. ;. stood pal on maintaining
the present rate After several con
ferences between the two scale eom-
mittees had been unproductise OF re
suits II was decided 10 place the wage
controversy before an arbitrator
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-05-06
OPERATORS RUN MINES
IN VIOLATION OF. LAW;
MINERS AGE RAPIDLY

reiterated Press Staff pondent
WALLER, Ill.-State laws are violat-
ed and general working conditions bad
IN the flour spar mines in southern
Hilhois. Union men are excluded
rom the mines A strike has been in
eueet ever since September, 1920.
As related by T. ]. Mcdonald, min
er' and a former official of the miners
union, the conditions in the mines are
seeae that spar miner at the age
u % years has the appearance of a
man OF 90. The men work 10 hours
. day in impure air caused by the
IuInes from the dynamite that is in
constant use. The rate of pay is $40
usy-far below a living wage.
NO safety devices whatever are in
ssaheQ TO insure the lives of the min
e s' mere is no inspection and in the
L,lles large quantities of dynamite are
stored, all Of which is in direct VIC
ialion OF the laws of Illinois.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-05-06
GRAIN RIOTS IN FIELD

WASHlNGTON-M OF tons of
grain rot in fields and in barns because
of frozen credits" and prohibitiye
freight rates. was the information
conveyed to President Harding by a
delegation consisting OF representa-
tive farmers. who urged the president
to call an industrial conference Of all
interests to discuss present conditions
aich, they declare, make it impos
sible for scores of thousands of chill
dren in the cities to be properly fed
The farmers also declared that they
are unable to buy fertilizer and that
they are victims of misused eco
nomic system" brought about by
"short-sighted and selfish interests"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-05-06
GARYISM IS
MODERN NAME
FOR SLAVERY

The offer Of steel trust sto, kholders
10 forego profits in Judge Gary,s-
and their-hght against trade union
ing.
What Is known as Garyism was
called feudalism in the Middle Ages
and slavery in other periods.
The only difference is that GaryiSm
would hide itself within freedom 5
cloak while the feudalisi and slave
holder We're frankly autoeratie- they
boldly announced that they were su.
perior TO the men and women of toll
stripped Of sham and cant, Garyism
l. control Of the many by the few. and
the determination OF that few TO hold
their power.
Steel stockholders are running true
10 form" with their song that is as
old as mans first effort TO be free.
Every trade unionist has heard this
song. which is alwaye forgotten when
a 100 per cent trade union appears on
the scene.
The steel autocrat knows, as did
the feudal baron and slave holder, that
wage earners become conscious of
themselves when they unite. Then
and not till then-do they sense what
liberty means.
Then the autocrat loses his power.
His dominion over men ends. He
must adjust himself to new conditions,
but he viii not accept these conditions
until he is compelled to.
IL is amusing TO read of these feudal
imitators grayely announcing that
they are willing TO surrender profits
to stop steel unionization.
These stockholders and their spokes
man will travel the road of every
man who would control the lives OF
others
History records the end that befalls
autoeracy in every form.
These stockholders may forego pro-
fits-but only until they see that Gary
ism is being swept aside by the solid
lines of steel workers.
Then, history will again repeat, aud
the stockholders will accept the new
order, and happily chirp, we find this
union is good union"
When the steel workers are unor-
ganized, all unions are bad"
The workers themselves must com
pei the stockholders to accept view
points in line with modern times.
Appeals for justice is futile, unless
backed by organization.
Autocracy was never known to vol.
unfairly surrender.
Power is the one-and only--1thing
autocracy respects.
Agitate, Educate. ORGANIZED
GRAIN RIOTS IN FIELD
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-05-06
STAY AWAY FROM AKRON

AKRON. O.@-Nofkors IN other cit.
les are being warned ny organized Ia,
Dor here TO stay away from Akron.
Officials of the Central Labor Union
declare that although the Industrial
life of the city IS actually ut a lower
relative ehh than the rest of the eoun-
try and rubber factories promised they
would only employ residents OF Akron
until conditions began to improve the
employers are now soliciting help from
distant states The result is that the
streets are filled with unemployed
and homeless and stranded men beg
ging for meals.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-05-06
sIRlkEaReAkER plNchEn

PEABODY. Mass Gansre haa an.
ally become factor in The strike 0l
1909 employees 81 the 4 c. t.sNfesca
Leather Company here. Who SIC 6ehs
lng against epcn shop conditions
George II Carter. \ sirikehfe8ker. aas
been arrested eaarsed With Noamalag
Edward nanree viii a revolver To.
lice Chief Grady has pledged pge.
lection 10 both sides IN the strike.
lie refused recently "a denntige art
waite detectives imported ~ the IA.
tional calfskn Company and SEN The
detectives back 70 Boston.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-05-06
WHAT BREAD COSTS

~. NEWARK, N J.--According to
iOes paper, the 10 cents paid for
''I Z, OF bread is divided as follows:
4our, IA cents: manufacturing.
IN. cents; delivery. IL cents; over
.1N,!i, l 10 cents; retailers profit .
te eI', bakers profit, 2 1-2 cents. To.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-05-06
CAN'T PENALIzE KIDS

no. -AAoANf, n. Y.-Governor Miller
49, ,,Js signed q bill which makes 1t a
ii,n,.ns.l l for landlords to discrim-
~ ,Sase against children in the leasing
p@Ithents to prospective tenants.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-05-06
UNION SHOP FOR TRANSFERS

TACOMA, Wash The agreement
between the Transfers union and or
ganized employers calls for the union
shop and standard wage rates.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-25

White the shop men and raiireaders
NJ Sparks hope that the strike viii
act ee called. q, v. karm. general
chairman ~ the R-otherheod 81 En-
sfaeers and fSremen II the Pacific
division has arrived in Sparks 10
make preparations should the order
- strike eoae fren eastern head
quarters
IN ease q = tse-ap Sparks Viii ee
he headquarters sor yhs South
efn facife Hseaa while ksko viii he
tss &SSesaNlsnx place for Western Pa
sfse men rAe-e IS = general telling
n Sparks. i i stated Tat The strike
~sli - sSsvse1 Several leaders have
eS9v~SSsS TIE Aese kAAs gAsre VII e.s
- WA,k-SSt
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-25
r0RFEITURE NOTICE

To ( A. Murray. also known as ana
called P. s. Murray. and also some
times known as and called Patrick u
Murray. and 10 his heirs. executors.
administrators and assigns. and to al
persons whom II may concern.
Yea are hereby notified that have
expended during the month OF May.
1871 81 least slaa in labor and i'm
proTeaents upon the Prodigal Lede
Mining Claim situate in the Red Butte
Mining District Humboldt County.
Nevada. tie location certificate o.
which IS recorded in Book 5 OF Mla-
ING Notices. al pase SIS IN the afiee
- the Recorder Of said County. IN
order - hold the said clan undef
ire provisions Of Section c2as ~ llse
Revised Statutes Of the Unitea State
ans amendments thereto concerning
annual a2ser upor Mining claims. The
Szi2 SIN being tss znoant require
- AolG salt lode fer tie caleadar
ysa- lsee. tAs SAID worS having been
Soss = tie Eeath q May. 1871 a.
H-o-~sSs3. za&sr ne authority II q
S~eA We-k ss- tie year 1850 given B.
xc< - Congress - tAs United State
= WAN zE1ssy s8yS fron The per
s.a2al ssTvies - rs netice. o. within
zs1sSy &1xS after TIE puhllcation
s&ezscs yez al ~ refuse 70 con
srre1-s wa s-csertzan - such sx-
ezs- A s..a-ssssns- s.Af.a
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-25

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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-25
lAl>nK1 nReF> ~ PRIV
PIXIES

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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-25

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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-25
SIN MONS

IN The SIKH Judicial District Court
OF tie State OF Nevada. in and for tn.
County Of Humboldt
Charlotte Clark. Plssntir. vs. "A
Barrett. Mrs. J. NJ Barrett. u8fe OF
said J. NJ. Barrett. Jessie Barrett les
sic Lewis. Desire Pascal Nellie Pas
cal Nellie Mari. James Mari ".
Bell John Diehl. Ernsstine DIehl
Hild@ Dsdmsn Hilda D.ehl. FIed
Dlehl. Otto Dishl. William Dlehl.
Mary Cooney. James cooney julius
Pedrol, Louise Pedroli. A Raek
tsschler. also al other persons IN
known. claiming any right. title
estate lien or interest IN tie resl
property described in the complaint
adverse 70 plaintiffs ovnerxhip. OF
any cloud upon plaintiffs title thereto.
Defendants
The State OF Serada sends greet.
inss 70 tie said Defendants. and 10
Each o. Then;
You are hereby Summoned 10 sp-
pear within teu tzss after the .srYio,
spon yoa o, this sznmo1s u served
II sad County. O. p.1h-a twenty dag
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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-25

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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-25
sArrsxy SERVICE

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