davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
Nntolla Dli Sa6aran cra,nnan.

Horiiii. Tannc ilmoitetaaH, et-
tG jollffo ransfaIailio illee .)rittd-
utGan natfustoa bit Galjardn era=
maan erifoiiesti fta iuarteu ipal.
nistetulla al,tolln. Matfn illllaan
olottanaan Eaggart'ista, sllgerias-
ia. Mausfalaiiet usfoiDat paileuan-
ii Iimbuetoon iofa on Wiger-ioella,
tamlnifuun alf,,poitDini. q. 81,
9aorot, retfen iobtaia or h.llri LIB.
te1,pt Marfeillcstas Mlgiers lin.
Gdllii foeretfella OH ii.lri lncrfi.
tDs Mnnsfan Observation-Disclosures
talonoelliiesio febitDtlesid. sos bno
mataon, ettl on 1i1aboolliSta fltlfec
DIi Gobaron erimaan tdlla l,,,6eilt
alttolla> Min iittegt ei ole tarpeeIlts
ia rDbtpd rafenfalHaan il,l,nnltcltnt
dorettoman fallista Gaboran rauto
itietG.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
mics $urltlal,nut
it$en$a ia koInle
Iasta

Seattle, ionlut. % p. - Gmil
glec,'rtter niuiinen mics l,rnlaiI
taolli ttinion GnleI iliniIcR perbeen
folme lasta ia lcn iaIfeen paatti D.
mat pGiiuonld. 9iecuriter iimoantui
atfiG Gngeliil taloon perfeelt oile$-
ia foolla ioullflltien putporiliti ia
alfoi beti olnp,,a. aiutanaau oli
murbnaja tuonllt folme pIstooiia ia
oliipat bdnelt tasflnia tapnnG anl-
nlufiia. Wlr. ia Mrs. Gngel ia Tafs
il losta padiilpIt pafoon. Necurlter
oil iiio!pufiisia. 80nen ianotoon oil
leen bnouoi5ia ~, ieisia Gilgelln
fansIa ia lopbattiin fQneu tasflis'
toan firjeitd, iojsto faipi iellpilIe.
eta han fortoi tolnoa Gu9eiiG fob
taon. auitenfaan eli niist6 Ieltoeu-
! npt mifa oifeastoan eli ipiDaniIcli-
| ipDoe1, lppna.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
Npntauan farmarit nbfaaiuot nero
lafulla.

8elena. Mont. - Wontana'l 1ar'
morit otpat uubelleer tDeoonneet
maltion Observation-Disclosures, gS 9.
Ma,,fiuiin, tualtiosia tpallltlaiuan
routatiefolustou pulitteen iobonstd.
Sun formarit iotu fnnfanIi lltte''
tpetoiitpot maltion rol,tatietpaltulls-
fonuolle, ipafuntti iilloin @reat
Osortbern DbtiSn preIioentti Halpf
Buoo, etta pula tiliIi oIetraan main
tilapainen ia ettd ntarrastuun le
p6inGaa, memegid pbtio fpfenet
bonffin,aan riittitpasti rautotietpau
nnia.
sSormarit uafuittamat rDt pletlel
leippttdid1le, ettG beioan taptpp lof
| td1 meronia ntafiamatta fosfa ct
not moi litfl,ttoa mactuotte'taa'
nnrffinoille.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26

gluotllsta tuileen idbtolGnonlnu
mrfaau on MnotIin 9lnlerifau Sir'
ion laitua "Grottuinaholm", Iofa
iouluf. 8 ,. lGfii gseD Dorfistd, lad'
puuit G6oteporiit Sou(lf. Is pan
iltana, tehtpdnId motfan 9 paspaS'a
2 tunnisla io so nlinitiitislo. Sos
ia tolmifautena itddnpdin fulteipat
laiiDot ottaipat etelaiien fitrsiln, iofa
on melfoista piten1pi fllin ldnteen'
pain fulfetpien laitpojen tltrsiL tett
"grottningbolnt" natfan erifollen
lpbpesii aiasia ipariinfin tand pnc'
Sen aifann, iaatpiittaen amer.tan ia
Sfanbinotpian tpdlilli flllteplen lal.
|tpoieu ,iu6en taltpifanoen retoroln.
G,iomeen ntenetpat ntatfustolat,
iotfa tiistai oarruna ottiiuat iunan
@ooteporista 9,,fbolnoan ia laitid-
ma pGitpana iattoirpat notfaa lal.
MALTA, loapuimat Snon,een tess''
piiffo udntl,no, fgnlrcnen ia puoll
! ,puorofautta IiitS filin olitpat ost,,'
meet "Irottningbolm" laitpan fan'
inelle.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
Wii$i pddt0ntd lb'
tl1i$etl tni$td
I0ydetty jdrve$td

@astrop, 2a., iol,llsf. 26 j. =
8irauomoiiet, jotfa oiDat flnlfast'|=
lnG0riG toirnittonect tlltfimuflia sler
mime elofilnsla tapabt1-
neen NATURALIZATION iobbosto, tpa=
tlluttipot tall1du, etti lpnltio fuf ,lli=
Il naptt1nludn toteeu ,lleioen nl:>en
manufacturer faapllnieffoler be,lli=
l0llilppoen, iotfa faappalilpatt tpiili
Mer Nol,gen oiufastta, beioon iun-
foslaan o!len Matt Doniels ia Sbo-
mas 9ficbarbs ninliiet miebet, ;ci<
SEN pi1tt0ln0t r,ulmiit l0poett, Il
iuiinte miifolla erddstd ldhUdrtpes.i:.
Niranomailet omat fertoneet, etti
cr1s @betltone nirninen farndri ol;
ndbupt faoppa,lfiet ia tIntenllt lpl-
tofin fonpanieffpio, flsn be olliua!
nostaneel pdobineitaan iuooesl1 III
ipettd. WbetItonea tullaan flnlus.
teIenloon tdolId tomnliflltn 5 p.:sd
flmernoori Horferiu ntoirdomoSis
tutfi,,nosla.
MieIiolo on tdaIla ddritnntillecr
iaunittpnpttd. Wfuuhon Burnett III
Inriuen Worebouie fau,ltin elltllsc:1
apl,lai5iberiffi on .ual,gittlt IDrtattp
nd o'alliIuuoesta faappanfiiin il
GanicIsin ia Micbarbsin mltrbaani;
Iiecn. Som on fielt1npt lDpllllDDten
la. llieito nansitiemiiia on oootet
talplslgt. # n lssss
csuttu OH DeruttdnDt illunnatolttt
rnielenfiintoa fen ipuofll, eta "a
fnielsiu ia Ricbarosin nltrbaaIicl
| on n6iteftp olleen &,t 9ll,r 2lan'
iaienitt.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
Nrbnefle padiee idlleen nagttele.
ua6Gn.

Sos aneeles, iouluf. 20 p. -
,silmin1ptteliid Noscoe 9rtncflel!e.
iofu tpiime bubtifui,sta loaffa OIL
ollut fuIettuna eliiuienfutDicn r,dail,
magta folttosten tafin, ioiNa ba,l
lol,tui Gan Graneigeoslu, palnutet-
tim tan11n oifeus oftan tofoilia en'
tinen poiffania tuosla teollll,tnussla,
Jog Ie on noboollista. 9dllnilen lais'
lunno1t oufoi t61llG tandam fill!,i'
teoIIiIuuoen pIiiobtaia MiG ). saps
iofa ilrnoitti, ettd fniffi roioitliIie1
glrbucflea toastaat poistetann tun9'
init. ! p:nd.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
Wanfeia farannnt mnntilasta
1etroitisIa. =.

Detroit, iouluf. "a p. = Warbuin
t1na1n @apne fauntin ipanf,lasta
pdGii fartonmaan ieitiemdn panfta,
ioista poliiiin ilnoitufien mufoan
neli1 on robfeota rosiuod. &orsurlt
fdDttimGt aieinnon lulbantuariia.
IIbGn iltaan nennesid ei ole fDettD
fci11n flinni launtdau, poliilut eri'
foisponnist,ifIi5ta Buolimatta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
Kan alat koke..
ttluk$et badk$irl.
hon utreilld

GouIt Ste Maric, Wsicb. &es.
tuu uiuofin tDiifDfl, cnnentlllr taiffi
foipaonnlleu binallsoIufIen &elIun |
cen boaflirifnstu pelostuneet inlcDei
fpfcueipot ntatflistanuou tdiltii fp-
teibinlu, lilIi Min Folpio plilpat hci. /
oon turli;npflenli len lolteea fun
loiDa haufliriffonnli 2lSaro-saoren
hiona. 20 pelastlllltta iucti!u tan-
ne ia oipat he ld0forieu bcioetta,pi.
no @ulter 2ongacre ninltlilo on=i
ucttomul,bell ,thrilta olIsuot ,nelenl-
mot faoet ia ialat paleltunser
G6nue iaopuneet lopbetitin er1il-I
tG CANADIAN rannifolta liicitIelpalta
al,tiolta laarelto. Gniinla.ieua pai'
,pdra haafiirIfon idlfeen ioi nelia
Observation-Disclosures 9teiian.
ceslo oIIeesta loilpamlebestd ic nat.
s,,staiosta iurmanla. Saptcci:i
Sobn McEherion, Jreo Reeon,
@llit sSobns ia erus Iuonalaincn
|. n,eti1tpoliinen. ionta mined >ei iptcld
tieoetd, olilpat buffuneet fun be r.
rittilpdt IGbteti tpelille pelastl,stue-
neellG. slinoastaan Dfli peloStlslDe-
aeistG eli pdasipt maalle tllrlualli-
jesti. Siina oil faboefian miestd ia
prli noinen. S5e pdilitpat rautotielle
faipeItndon ,piiliroista MALTA pafliln
Iun1el ldpi.
Seuroaspo,a pdiipara olfo; naptz
toa IelnGlta, etta Nelionce ei fDtcnili
fcstontGon fauau aoltoien tsflljo
Gilloils rafennettiin lautta tpn,1pri-
lolihoista io nlltfieSt0 rctpitDStd
rabputiesti. Wtprsfp roitpoIi cbel'
Ieen hl,riana. Sptpin tpdban oil toi=
noa maibia bdalertiiestd lautalla,
fumes @ilIio,n Golp ni1tinen lanl-
ni.tGiii nj rs ionrbin padSId olc.
iuulle Iaarelle Julien ipeoen lapi tDie-
oen lnuosloan f6poen iolla lolltto
peoettiin ranunlle. Wtatfa oil maa.
rallinen, ,paiffo laitpubDlpn ia 1uo
ren ,poIiG oIi oinoostoan IS iaarbia
GoIl7le benfil0G ferralla usfalletttir
oiettoo louttaau ia f,1lui toto paitpi
tolIoueeu perrin fusfallileen fuljetltf
ieen.
NtaalIu ltbfa{i lluiia tuaoroia
01n,pon,1ari of NOLAN alapnolello
mitGdn 1,pioo eli oIlnt ID ruofamora
oIitpot pcrdti niufat. Wfuutanti
tof1n,lia lihou oil, fafii niipa!ett
lei9dG ia ,peben liottarien le!,Dos
ten lf,urltln, iptfa oil tl,otu laltpos
tn. gsiilll OF tllltatpa toilneen Dii
pii!njid. 0enIaista rafennettiin i,,r
j,is ia llliotiOtd ptoettlln leH eOeS1
ia titen tpaliettiin fuoliaafii paleltl
minen.
gspttenlmin on iaatu tietdd, ett
baafiirifosla lurmania iaaneen ne
IatprId!Ien mimi oil CHARLES Gal
GaIo oil oll,it iairaana ia pabos
n1lisIdan ia oil bdn toisten mar
illfIista buolirnatto ip0npt iadtDng
tc n1nffaran, omenia ia ntorloi
9feliG pGitp1i oil b6,. naannl,t II,
lenan ioiraaua laitpasia, ia oil ~
Iopltlta i1tettp iinne, fun be1lti (
bGilet iattdnDt.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26

1917 I1btien foboiitpat fulctlisltlof=
lit ia muonna 1920 tic oliDot loI
fobonneet puolella. Ea.nniflun 3OI
b. 1914 mafloi tpebtlau filletlls Jtep
gorfista 2iperpooliin 4 Ientfid bus
bella foboen. Ganrnifllun q p.,I
1922 oil maflu busbelilta 91a lent
tii busbelilta.
Weouet Ieifat lpaifuttoipat tuebnon
binnan nddrittelppn. gnlutnafil,
tpoifuttoa poiffaf,ti1ta, onto osto
paiffafunnalIa tpofinaiieeu ntarfet-
tim uoifo II. +. acknowledgements
IIi. Wep0sfiu ie fuinfa faafona illl-
rista marffinapaifoista on ieltu.
Mposfin tpoifrttaa alma, lnilloln
milia paiffofunnalla fDpipD. Sit.
ten ie, mifd on foifisto tdrtellt,
lfui,,fo palion toto maailmasIa OF,
Ioot,, ,pebn1d. 2iidfli ipieli tpaililt.
taa fuuresia mddrin maan talo,tnel-
1 liIet ia finaus5iiet iubteet. sos ne
oinat hptp1t, on pebnalld tatpolli.
lesti baren1pi meneffi ia forteam'
mat binnot; jog rabainbteet ntaaslo
o.pat buonot, tpaifuttaa Ie malcls
tatpasti tuebnan1orffinoibin.
Il @ullrin oia mebrad laltetaar
, n1orffinoille beti puil,tiaian loput
: tua. Gen muotli nlenesuot iiIlcil
e hinnat nopeosti. Ealnd on tarfein
: pid lpit1 iiiben, ettd n,aano oilielila
!. torpitietpat cnndffolainoia ipebrsala
! toaan ,pastaon tpoibafleen itiilpttd
: tporastooan n1,1l,tan1ia fl,ifdnIl
/ poifalliiisIa tparostobuoneisla oboi
!. tamaslo IMotuiienpia birtoia. Sin
i nat tatuollilesti foboatpat beti. III
Il iuurin ola lr,tta tpilioo on nlnut
l. udlittaiille. Sirlnnt otpat forfcin
J. militant tatpaIIiiesti heinGfllnn ! p
0 mutto losfetpat nopeasti lenidlteel
i fumes ne lpDg-- ia lofafuun alall
q Eo,put albaiiimn1at
l . IA i
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
Guur; tnlipalo @innipesisia.

@iu,1ipea, io,lllf. 25 y. = War-
balm tdnci aant,,ua bdnitti tullpalo
illuren Yulforo rofennufle,t Goualo-
faoulla oibellttoen. noin 250,000 ool-
lorin tpobingon. Mofeun,tflesla of
uflitoista eri liifchuonctta. s)fll pa-
lof1ntoIainen lonffaautl,i ollesloan
lamnll,tustpDslii Dlimn1dsId ferrcf-
'IesIu, fun ola fattoo pl,toIi banen
p1alleen. gulen irtipaalentiIen iDito
ei t,1nneto.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
ao(mipdinen ia fnniijalfainen
iuaIiffa ibntbnht.

5tlraeon Bap, @is. Bert
goptistm lebnta ipnnptti biliofta'n
paiifan, ioIlo oil foIrne eri paoti,
in fuufi iaItaa, ioisia pbbesIa nli
foIme famiota. gfli pdistd oil eti'-
ialfain spdIisIii ia toine,t Oifean ld-
man foboarla. Wofiffa eli 'pails
ioitafin fl,nteid.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
Sonlnpnffi iaanut iybameu
bal,uaufIen. -.

Winneapolis, Minn. Slntrt
fi,n "A tpuotias Setpert 3ahl, iofa
oli putenut itienla iol'll,p,tfifi: piis
me lanantai-iltana, oil nouIemasia
pl6s talonia rappi,iia, mlifanaon
tontamls ioululabioia laplilleen,
ban iai Observation-Disclosures, ioto oi'
Deutti bancn fuolemonIa.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
9mmmafo jos ioferin binta on
fDrfeu.

SonoIulu. 6. 8retper & 60,
iofo omistaa ioferitcbtaito ia pdlit-
tdG Ioferin mpp,,tid, on paattanpt
iafao olaffeisia fota proierttio mott
toa, nostaa pbtib,, ofofepaaonlan 4
milioonasta oolIarista s miliconoan
oollariin ia tdn,dn lildfii iafoa TO-
TO tpuooen aioIln IL prof. tpolttoa
rabusia. =.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
&ewoneu potfaisint iarmariu
fnpliaafIi.

s t5ersas Jafls, weinu. Setuo,
men iai potfaista 2uouIg SSobnion.
nllnista faruaria pd0bdn min pa.
Goin tdalla tpiiine louantuinu, ettd
fl,olema of iel,ruufiena Sobnicn oil
As iDuotiaS.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
Nifouat tuallata ocmofraattipuo-
lueen SeraiisSn.

Sort @crtb, Ser. - Yubillat
6orm-0abor pbhistpfie,. fanlollls-
fonmertIioonisIa tadlld, iosla 500
eoustaiaa on lGsnd, toitpat eIiile,
cttd pboistps Ieraiisia tDcrmosti
tulee uaItaomaan Observation-Disclosures
cen foneiston. gbSistpfien tarfo'
turlena seraiisia on oioa fornrarien
nSiaa.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
Tnna inrmannnt misbeu gemiojisIa,

9emioii, Mi,til. Ntoin 40 tplp'
tias mics, ionta nimeu or'ucILoon
olleen Sle gorrilon, iai llrlnonia
toaIld mime i,nlnltutaiua Inn ioll'
TIL 8reat Nortbern-pbtion mctfusia'
iolllnnn etcen.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
Gnglannin ylipgSiueli fuo!lnt.

2ontco, iouluf. 20 b. = $. Bier'
repont, joto on ollut gtiitoistd tpuot'
ta Snnr.8ritannian DlipDOpelina,
OH fnollut. San birtti ia If
mispoloistn "iuirfafauoellonn.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
2oitn. Of.

spo;siaan tebnpt itIent,srban. Tantta
toilet wiranofnoiiet, iancin tain
1n,,utomot paiffofnnnan iaaonsaiaiiet
o'uffaat, iotfa otDot tipneet ruli'
n,ista fdtIon,nsia, otDnt n1iel'slaa''
tpofuutettuia, ett6 Soonus oil 1oii
tur,it i,lnasia rostpo,,smnrban ie.
lrifIir s,y4,
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
GmomafaiIet permstaipot lihanpafs
fauSlitffceu.


fanSliiffeeu.
6auIt etc Marie. 4iaffoin
atpaaipot iion1aloilet Mlafi ia grict-
ion groeeri.pbti0 libanpaffansliif-
teen Sault ste Mnriesia.
liiffeenjobtaian Mr. Maeu ilmoi,
tufjen n1lifaau he tulesuat luolmista'
naau oitpan ojanm.,foilen paffalts-
laitctlen ia iotta taula fdwiii mab-
bonilefii otpat be ostaneet craall
Woberin tilan iofa on nlatianltt
$4,000.
Tami luli pbti0 tlllce muoScsta-
maon ularffil,ot farian ostoa mar
item ia be t,,leiuat mD0sfin os.~n'aan
fotona tapetuita eldirnid ia liiffeer
Dbtepteen tullaan laittontaon faiifi
ltorpeelliiet barl1ni=, boconln ia mat
furon tpolmistmslaittect.
g)btio aifoc ostoa 40-5O eeffc
| ria maota foupnngin laDeiIDpOestc
Ifariani1ilDtDstd iparten. 2dbtars
bmoneen Ti,iirniis OF 7OX6O ialtaa
lQaitofIeen tnlee fnulnmnan 1,atpetta
rafenn,ls. iobon n1abtmn 100 eiuf
fou. Mposfin t,,lee liiben fr,,lli
moan iGGb6ptpslaitos, iobcn mabtn'
4 so eIdi,nen rantoa ferrnlla. Saob
optpslaitos bbtenG iGdbppteion iual
nist,,slaitteen ia iddfnapin fonsI
on tullut maflontoan $1,000.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-12-26
1900 maantpilielijaa DoptetaaH
ct. yauliin.

aabtatubntta maansuilieliidd ooo-
tetaan iaop,.maan ct. Nal,liin tam
mit ! p, lollcin Minnelotan Mtaan=
niIielpsopistolla alotetaan iullrin
miifon maantpilielps oppiiafio niita
on Db6pspaIloisia ipicla piocttn.
GppiiafIo altoa tamHlif. / =. ia
loppul tat1nliflulu 6 =. Gnomala!-
ia EHaonlDiIlel!loiti ia ianplnalc9tI-
miebii 1piinteisten tietnjcn mAfaan
tlIee lnonto pierailenuar ia oppt-
maan talld aifna, iolloin foto ppis-
ton opettaiofuilto tillee tcfemaol'
taitfenio pritptiesia, jotfa padnaa-
ri OF antoa moonipiIieliioille hit
neiiii opet,.tlia nptpaifaien moan.
.pilielpfleu menettelpta,poisia
Nlistofin Observation-Disclosures
tlllee monfa p,,bllian ia etepinpil
moanluiiieliioita Winnelotasta tnle
tpat orta5naat lue,noita. Sonldr
leb6eu firieenipaibtaia muan.uilie
| lpsnpistosla i,il,rclla mielibDDallf
untaa fatfille iuoluolni'iIle, iotfa til
lepat oppiiaflol!e, tietoia ia muutt
apua, ett6 oppifursii tiiIiii BELLE 0
lcmaon ebllllinen.
Moutatiet illnoi!tatpat, ettd 1naa't
/ tuilielijoille tuliaan ontamaon 1ll
nddrdiIet maffl,stusbinnat. Gaiffi
neupotaan ottaraau fl,itti tippo
mestarilta iilIoin FUN be ostotpa
piletin 5i. Hm,liin, SdllG fulfill
faoipat iitte ostoa piletin tafaill1
fotia 11a binnaIla. Sllonlaiaiii
benfiloitG loptpp maanlpiliclpsopiS
tolla Snfor,ration fonttcrisIa.
The Coconino sun., 1922-12-08
TWO WOMEN KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT-
 CHARGES AGAINST DRIVER

A complaint charging manslaughtey against Harold AlteE5urg, driver of the Dodge automobile which overturn- ed two miles east of Cashion, killing Miss Ida May Roberson and Mrs, Ger trude Luthy, was filed in the West Phoenix justice court by C. r. Gerard, deputy county attorney.
 Mr. Gerard also announced that he proposes to examine the transcript of the inquest proceedings to ascertain whether there is foundation for fil. ing perjury charges against H. C.. Luthy, hus and of one of the victims, and Walter Tasting of Cashion, owner of the automobile, whose testimony conflicted with that of other wit neSges.
 Both Luthy and Hastin~ wc"e put under $l,C0O bonds after the inques' and later released on their own rec ogni2ance to appear before Justice He~ry J. Sullivan Monday morning to explain statements they made on the stand in disagreement with testimony of other witnesses. Justice Sullivan said he had requested the county at torney's office to file perjury charges against the men.
The Coconino sun., 1922-12-08
OFFICERS LOCATE LARGE
 STIIL ON BONITA CREEK
 NEAR SAFFORD, ARIZONA

Following a trail that led to the box where Bonita creek and the Gila river flow together, Deputy Sheyitfs Ives Alfred and J. w. Mangum last Sa urday discovered a still just about ready for operation.
 This is one of the largest hauIs the officers of this county have made and consisted Of a 55-gallon boiler and lSO gallons of mash. The outfit had not been used for several days, but as the mash was fresh and about ready to run through, the officers believe the owners were about ready to begin op- crations aga'n. A search of the prem isps was made, but none of the finish ed product was found.
 As the apparatus waS so large and bulky, the officers decided to smash it to pieces and throw it into the GIla river.
 For d long time tie officers have known that whi.kcy was Icing brought into tEe valley from that part of the country, but until last week had 'hcen unable to locate the outrit.-Safiord Guardian.
The Coconino sun., 1922-12-08
ERNEST HALL GOING
 BACK TO MINING

One poSsi le successor to Governor Thomas F.. Campbell as leader of the republican party of Arizona has been eliminated by the announcement that Secretary of State Ernest R. Hall will retire permanently from politics at the end of his present term, which ex- pires January l.
 Secretary Hall has been widely re- garded as the logical republican can didate for governor in 1924, but he states positively that he will never again seek public office. He is re- turning to his old love, mining. A proposition which he regards as the most promising that he has encOun- tered in his whole career has been of fered him and he has already accepted.
 On January 1 Secretary Hall will become secretary and director of the Arizona Apache Mines company, now being organized to succeed the old Apache Mines syndicate in the owner ship of the Apache Chief mine in the PlomOsa range, near Nicksburg.
 Mir. Hall has been engaged in min ing for many years, mostly in the practical end. He was superintendent of the Cuprite mine, in the Harcuvars, when elected to the state senate in 1916. He expected to return to the Cuprite after the adjournment of the legislature, but before the end oe the session enlisted in the Twenty seventh engineers and went to France. Shortly after his return from the war he was elected secretary of state.
The Coconino sun., 1922-12-08
COLORADO SHERIFF STILL
 HOPES TO GET FOWLER

Sheriff Bill Campbell received word from Sheriff Wheatland of Montezu- ma county, Colorado, advising him that the two youngest members of the hor-e thief gang which gave the local officers such a chase down south, An bolt and Walker, were given sen tenCcs in the state rcrormatory. Cook and Smith, two of the older members of the outfit were tried and given from two and a half to three years in the panitentiary. Sheriff Wheatland still has hopes of landing Jim Fow" Ter, the real desperate of the gang, who claimed to be a killer and who started the running gun fight with the posse near Mesa. Information re- ccived is that Fowler is down in Texas and there is hopes of landing him soon. Fowler in some manner evad- cd the posse along the river near Mcaa, made quick change of cloth ing in Mesa and left on the train south.
The Coconino sun., 1922-12-08
BURGE FOUND NOT GUILTY
 OF THE MURDER OF ENGE

Thomas Burge was declared not guilty of the murder of Iver Enge at Prescott Thursday. The jury was out twenty-four hours deliberating on the verdict.
 Thomas Burge was arrested in con nection with the assault and resulting death of Ivcr Enge, who was found lying unconscious at the bottom of a gulch near the Midnight Test road late in the afternoon of June 12 He had been beaten until he was unrccogniz- able and had been stabbed twice over the heart.
 Living for a month after the brutal assault, Enge never regained his fac ujtics suffiiently to tell his story of the crime, but did manage to write the name, "Acker" on d niece of paper.
 Early in July William F.. Acker, working under an assumed name in Los Angeles, was arrested and taken back to Prescott, where he confessed and implicated Burge in the crime.
 Acker later was brought to trial, convicted and sentenced to be hanged last Friday. His case was appealed to the supreme court, automatically extending the sentence. He testified in the recent hearing, telling the same story he told when he first was arrested.
The Coconino sun., 1922-12-08
ROTARY CLUB ORGANIZED
 IN kINGMAN LAST WEEK

Final steps in the organization of a Rotary club for this city were taken last week by group of business men, thus making this section part of the famous International Association of Rotary clubs which during the past seventeen years has established itself for the development of the idea of practical service in more than a thou sand cities in twenty countries.
 The organizing committee appoint ed last July by Charles B. Chnsty, governor of the Sth district Rotary In ternationaI Club, were Robert Curry of Phoenix, special representative of the governor, and K. w. Wilde, chair man of the organization committee, w. L. Linville, R. l.. Anderson and R. C. Jacobson. Following the work of this committee the club was eStab- lished by Charles B. Christy on the 22nd of this month with R. w. Wilde as president; C. J. Walters, vicepr ident; F. Ross Housholder, secretary treasurer, and w. l.. Linville, Charles A. Granger and Jay NJ. Gates, direc- tors.-Kingman Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1922-12-08
NEWS OF INTEREST GATHERED FROM OVER THE STATE
MEN AND WOMEN MIX WITH
 THE DYER AND MANN ACTS

Charged with violating the Dyer act, two men, Proctor Marry and Paul M. Duncan, and a woman, Mrs. Ollie M. Mealy, were arraigncd before Unit ed States Commissioner HCnke at Phoenix. The men pleaded guilty to the charge of driving away the car of Dr. Stevens of Colorado Springs and were held on 5000 bond each to await the order of the U. s. district court. Mrs. Mealy pleaded not guilty and was held in 5000 bond aud was recommitted to the Florence Critten- ton home.
 The three were also charged with violation of the federal prohibition law, and again the two men pleaded guilty and were held on $500 bond each to await the order of the federal district court. Mrs. Mealy pleaded not guilty to the prohibition charge and was held on $500 bond. None of the trio could furnish bond, so the men were sent to the county jail while Mrs. Mealy was again committed to the Florence CrittentOn home.
 The men are now on total bonds of %1 300 each, and the woman must fur nish $2,300 before she can be released from the CrittentOn home.
 The capture of the trio on the Dyer act charge came about when the po- lice arrested Murray on November l5 when he was driving in a reckless manner. He was intoxicated, the DO, lice say, and the Chandler touring car he was driving corresponds with a Co, reported missing by Dr.. Stevens of Colorado Springs. The police then made q thorough investigation and after being convinced that the car was the property of the Colorado Springs doctor, they turned Murray over to the federal authorities. The two other members of the trio were placed under surveillance ant were taken into custody by the federal of ficerS on November 20.