davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01

Kovov5ch mined jsdnoaroru-
npy - sbolo =. jdis't. = nsrazen6
| \ itltnsj minc0thi Y Krsmnici 10
ID Milioncv Kcs. AN belo odpo-
nossny terajJisinu nedostatkn
drohntsh, buds roxihhofeny po-
Gst kovovJch PIT 'dssiat. q diva
DIST 'halisrnikov.
Uroda vinA - 1lstenslku q
" rodlEArrAtSi1sj IA1l buae vel mi
tlobra, lspsia mel vlsiii. Vince y
podkarpatsLej Husfsd y ntesenoin
stage q al'ubujd psind drodu. Q
|stave vinic ma Sl0verisku odborne
iisudty 80 yel'mi priasnive.
"C,sa. slevsnal6k Sazdovska
: pol'noAosps1A 1Afsks priemyselna
d6. spol. Y Brstisiavs pr ncastin-
nei istine 4 mlliony KIDS rezer.
yach 500 tisfc Kcs docielila v mi
nulom roku cist6ho xisku Kes 3Og,-
3O1. 49,.
Nafta v Podkarpatskej Rusi
Pri pokusnych vrtaniacb ma Vr-
chovine v Podkarpatskej Rusi pri-
sli nd vel mi bohate zriedla nafty.
u. ]
- Tatransk& eleltriclk& miestna
xelexnica I'D. spoil. kupou presla
do ceskych rlk. Ceske konzorcium
bolo utvorene prispenim Banky
stavebnych zivnosti a Banky cs.
legii v Prahe.
''Matador'' gumovs bala-
tove zavody I'd. spoil. Bratislave
tpovysuj1 zakladny kapital do
terajsich 5 ma 10 milionov Kcs.
Uhol ny priemysel republi-
Ky tS. q jsho vyvoz dovos V /.
stvrt 'roku 1922. Kamenne uhlie
dobyvalo u mas 148 podnikov so
74,357 haviarmi (majnermi), ktp-
ri "a prvy stvrt 'rok vyt'azili &c.
798,625 metr. centov uhlia. Hnede
uhlie t'azili 228 podnikoch so
1926 haviarmi a t'azba cinila v
celku 47,1O7 1882 metr. centov u
hlia. Vlastna spotreba banl cinila
pri kamennom uhli Is perc. a pri
hnedom uhli 9.88 perc. ABBY hru-
bel. Vykon robotnika ma zmenu
cini pri kamennom uhli 6.35 metr.
centov, t. j. zvysil sa o .62 me.
proti prvemu styrt 'roku 1921, prl
hnedom emil vykon 1878 m. c.,
ii. stdpnul 1.66 m. G. proti row.
nakemu obdebiu F. 1921. Cinnost'
podnikov trpefa straikom, ktorym
zavinene bolo zastavenie ABBY ma
Gas cd 9 az do IA dnl -fehruari.
Pre- straik bolo vyt 'azene 3,474-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
fnnkcionarov, pri ktorych boil w
volenf doterajsi cinovnici.

/ fnnkcionarov, pr ktorych boil w.
voleni doterajsi Ginovnici.
Ma to. Dir. Stefan Bezak refero.
val 0 vysokoskolskej otazke Ma
Slovenskn q ma jeho navrh bOla
prijata rezoldcia, podl'a ktorej 50
ma ,vlada poSiadat', ably univerzi-
ia Komenskeho v Bratislaye bola
nalezite doplncna a vybaven& ma.
lezitymi prostriedkami a d'alej IA
by filozoficka fakulta bola vede-
ma v duchu slovshslkom, rovnako
potion aby ma Slovensku sriade-
ma bola vysoka skola banicka, les
.nicka, teehnicka a vysoka skola
rol 'nfcka. j.. Hvozdik referoval Q
malom skolskom zakone, schval O.
val rozsirenie skolnej povinnost!
do IA rokov, ale vytykal, ze pri
tvoreni maleho skolskeho zakona
boly pominute slovenske pedago-
gicke kruhy, lebo potion iste by
nebol zakon zaviedol len fakulta-
tivne vyucovanie nabozenstva, ale
bol by no ponechal predmetom po-
vinnym. Ia d'alsej debaty j. To
may, riaditel' gymnaziuma Lee
vic podal zpfavu osagitacii, ktord
prevadzajt istes mad 'arske kruhy
so sko1skou otazkol, poukazujuc
ma to, ze sa i'm robi krivda, az
kol 'vek,sys,ysk utocnosti' maj1 skol
Wac ako i'm patti. Ma navrh refe-
rentov priialo shromazdenie tdto
rezoluciu:
"Mad 'arske ohyvatel'stvo, zijn-
ce v Cs republike, ma toll 'ko svo-
jich skol, ko1'ko lnu podl'a ME
rovych smluv ami neprisl1cha. vse
|tky protesty kriklunov istych ma
d d'arskych kruhov zakladaju sa ma
Iii skolskou otazkou chcn pri-
Ekryt' svoje protistatne snahy ka-
Eait' tak7zelan6 kenzolidaeiu: Tieto
f6sssg gstne ziyly hema il smt tslu pre-
pravdn d pokojf1d pracu a nechch
sa wit do pomerov, "a ktorych
Slovaci neodvisle cd Mich, m6zu
pestovat' svoju rec a kultlru. Spo-
lok Profesorov Slovakov z valne-
no shromazdenia co najdoraznej.
Sic ziada vladu republiky, ably vse-
tky neopravnene protest domne-
[lych krivdach raxne odmietla a a.
by co najenergicnejsie v najkrat-
som case snazila sa zamedzit' sta
lie este trvajdce odnarodnovanie
slovepskych detf najma mno-
hych cirkevnych skolach a ma "a
klade spravodlivej reciprocity od-
nala pravo al na tie skoly, ktore
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
FINAN0NE A PRIEMYsELNE
ZPRAvY 20 sLOVENSKA.

(Jl0V. ClIdLAIh, Y. lc.)
- PrvA senicka sporobanka uc.
spoil. v senici povysuje svoj kapi-
tai S doterajsich Kcs 600,OOO.-
ma Kcs 1000 OOOO.-.
- sporitel ma banka iic. spoil.
v Novorn Meste n. v. odkolkova-
MIN svojich doterajsich 1castin ma
polovicku, Kcs. 100.-, snizuje svo
jul 1castinnu istinu ma 10000 K
a hned' ju povysuje ma K 400, 600.
z novych lcastin istd znacnd po-
lozku prevezme Slovenska vseo-
becna iverna banka v Bratislave,
s ktorou Sporitel ma banka pride
takto do 1zkeho 'spojenia.
= Trh Why v Bratislave vyka-
zuje dost' pekne vysledky. Bolo
ponnkane asi 1900 vriec Why, pr
votrieneho tovaru peknych dru-
hov, a preda1o sa asi 100 tisic ky.
Kupci boil domaci, Nemecka a
Pol ska. Oeny boly asi Q 20 perc.
nizsie nez u slovenskych obchod-
nikov. Docielilo sa "a dobre w
nOsne merino 1870 Kcs, "a pra-
w Grossbred 80 Kcs a "a prantl
racka:vlnu 1913 Kcs.
T'azba zlata a striebra v ma
Sci republike rolku 1921 vykazuje
354.5 ky zlata a 21.866.9 kg STRIFE
bra, to Cechach 267.2 kg zlata
a 19,O5S.5 ky striebra, ma Morave
a Sliezsku % ky zlata 1,159.a
ky striebra ma Slovensku 86.s
ky zlata a 1,649.3 ky striebra.
= Drevarske oddelenie plodi
novel bury ' Bratislave. Obchod
nici drevom ma Slovensku stale 81
domahaju, ably ma plodinovej bur
re v Bratislave bolo sriadene q.
drevarske oddelenie. W skoro vse
tko dostali, co 81 ziadali, drevaf
skeho oddelenia jednako MET. Slo
venski dreyari odmietli prijat
zvyklosti olom'lckej bury a ozna
mill, ze oni sami vypraeujd move
Spolkom drevarov zvoleny vybol
ma mich uz pracuje, ale dnes estt
nevediet', kedy bude elaborat no
tovy, aby mohlo byt prijate 10
necne znenie, ktore by potom pree
lozili ministerstyu ma schvalenie
| Ze medzitym bude uz po staveb
nom obdobf, to je teraz tymto dr.
Ivarom otazkou l'ahostajnou.
i Sklarne na slovsnslku zapo
Caly znovu vyrobu, ponevac star
zapracovanf robotnfci zacali s.
rozchadzat' hl'adat : 81 int pra
GU. Ztrata tohoto robotnfctva zna
! menala by ,pripadne pre- sklarn
ztratu moznosti zapocat' niekd'
Isvoju cinpost'. Ponevac ide val
y sIlt i I sIsSFssEnl Vi Il 4
EIfd airla Y syaasos 4 seal NH Y
Sd skoro vtlh6zs No tussmsky q
! byt, pozia2aly ninisterstyo zele,
} Me, aby IN vyrobu nmoznii d
!. davkani tssu.srfAo s2la pre- z
! leznicne risditel 'stvd ss4ovensk6
Nv oiondci
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01

spisoyatel'ov, vratil 4 prsstrisd-
kom augusta ! Juznej Ameriky,
kde stravil dlhs roxy, do svojej
rodnei vlasti. Martin Kukucin je
rodom Jasenovej (Orava) q ma
teraz 60 rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01

KRAJANIA!
Vo Vase starej vlast vychadza Koscich udovychovnt
vzdelavajac dennik slovenskJ Lud Aco vsk vd6vauis
spojen vel km fnancnym obetam predsa stou edno e
len 20 haierov orsn porta pesdpaok rek Kcs "a
tom as 50c) Nechceme mat oso chce len povnes uvedo
NIT q vzdelat' mas l'ud
Podporujte mas nase prac stants nami predpati
tel mi! (Redakca 70 Novn vrele odpor6Ga tento tasop
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01

ne casti obstaral Arnold F1oegel,
Glen Mar. Divadla v Zahrebe. A.
kademia bola celkom vypredana a
mala vysok1 umeleckn nroveh.
Popo1uani o 5. hod. bola slav-
nostne otvorena vystaya zomrele-
no slovenskeho maliara Boh1na a
sucasne al vystava Spolku Sloven-
skych Umelcov.
Druhy den slavnosti- -Valne shro-
ma$denie Matice Slovenskej, Ii
veny, Muze&lnej slov. Spolocnosti
. umelsokJeh praeovnikov.
g. aug.) Tohorocne maticne
slavnosti konaly sa "a vel'kej IL
casti obyvatel'stva 70 vsetkych
stran Slovenska, zastupcov amer.
Slovakov, Slovakov Juhoslavie
a 2 krajov pridelenych velkemu
Rumunsku. Tohorocne slavnosti u
kazaly, ze hoci s1ovenske pomery
ked 'ze ma ne pozerame dial ky,
svedcia o akejsi rozharanosti, ale
ked' ide o narodnh, kult1rnu a
statotvorn1 pracu, slovenska inte-
ligencia vie sa shodn1t' vo svor-
nosti.
Dnesny program bol zahajeny
valnym shromazdenim Matice Slo-
venskej, ktore bolo zahajene g.
hod. rano predsedom univerzitnyrn
profesorom dr.. Skultetym, ktorJ
pozdravil pritomneho ministra dra
Micuru ako al host'ov. Nato pre-.
hovoril o Slovensku ako nevy.
cerpatel nom zriedle vedeckych Il
historickyych bohatstiev. Po nom
prehovoril riaditel' revhckehc
gymnazia slovensky historik Ju.
Illus Botto Janovi Franciscan a
Stefanovi Daxnerovi.
Nato Dol precitany pozdravnJ
telegram prezidentovi Masarykovi
a telegrany dosle Matici. Potion
prehovoril minister pre- Slovenske
DIR. Micura, ktory vo svojej rec
vyzdvihol 'vyznam martinskycf
slavnosti a prehovoril narodne.
otazke. Nato tajomnik Matiee ST.
Krcmery preeital zpravu o CHINO.
sti Matice jej osobitnych odbo
rov. Ma miesto zomreleho Hviez
doslava zvoleny boil "a predsedu
Matice evanj. biskup Juraj Janos
ka. Po doplneni vyboru, predseds
is vyzvou k spolupraei vsetkyci
Slovakov zakoncil shromazdenie
/ O IL. hod. zasedalo So. valnt
. shromazdenie "ziveny" spolkl
Islovenskych zien "a predsednictvs
1 p. Heleny Soltesoyej-Vansovej, n;
ktorom 0 cinnosti spolku podals
zpravu tajomnieka 81. Fabriciuso
va. Praca "ziveny'' zalezala q
socialnej peclivosti, ktora vybudu
je V Turc. Sv. MARITIME - pomoc
Sloyensksj Lsy Y Anerike, CT
ceryensho kriSs . yl1dy, nakladon
4 mil. Kc 1stav. Milana Rastislsv'
6tef4nika pre- socialnu vtchovu. 1
o 10. hod. z4ssd.lo valne shra
szdenie h 1fuzeA Alnej< !. slQysa1t z
l6Suostia u fpSsdss dffSvs Sps
Pests ! eisksv1tA 10 sr6fsrsnta ia
rols Aedyeckeho. 70 jeho zaAs
iovacej reel evanj. senior Oft
skroyina predcital prednlsku il
| Hna SlSyika . z5chr2aa psmisto!
4 d4vnych dSb, a 70 prot. dr. Skul
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
MARTTNsKE NkRoDNE sLAv.
NoSTI.
v prvy den Valne shromaxdenie
spolku profesorov-S -Slovakov. W.
stAva slovenskych umelcov. Aka
demia ma pamat slovenskych
velikaSov.
(Pov. zprava SLOW. Vychodu.)

(Pov. zprava Slov. Vychodu.)
Ture. Sv. Martin, s.. aug.
Dnesny prvy den slavnosti tesil
sa uz znacnej navsteve host 'ov, 2
celeho Slovenska. Kazdym vlakom
prichadzali dnes do Turc. Sv.
Martina move a move vypravy o.
suetovych a narodnych pracovni-
kov, takze ubytovaci oddiel sria-
deny ma martinskom nadrazi "a po
moci skautov pod vedenfm prof.
Floreka NAL pine ruky prace. Me-
sto je slavnpstne ozdobene zasta-
vami a smrecinou.
Valne shromazdenie spolku
slovenskych profesorov.
Ones v pryy den slavnostf boly
odpoludnia predporady vyboru
spolku profesorov Slovakov. Pc
mich potom Cd 3. hodiny do sled
mel bolo yalne shromazdenie spoil
ku. Valne srhomazdenie stalo-t sa
manifestation pre- cesko-slovenskn
vzajomnost', pravda ale, boil ma
nom pripadne zdoraznene krivdy,
ktore .sa staly profesoroln Slova-
kom . ktorych naprava so strany
ppvolanych einitel'ov je vel mi
strna. Shromazdenie bolo pod
predsednictyem gymnazialneho ria
ditel'a X. Murgasa 2 ,Kosic. Shro-
mazdenie, ktoreho sa zu6astnilo ma
10 stredoskolskych profesorov
Slovakov pocetnych, .hosti me-
dzi mimi al prof. yaraavs sapi i:
verify, B. de Courtenay slgNital
inartinsky gymnazialny professor
Florek, ma co zahajil poradu pred
seda X. Murgas dlhsou recou, V
ktorej uviedol, re spolok profeso-
row Siovakov utvorila snrnost o.
brany stavovskych zaujmov pro-
fesorov Slovakov ohradil sa pro-
ii tomu, ably spolok bol povazoya
ny "a spolok vol'akych nespoko-
jencov, odsticpencov alebo separa-
tistov. Ia vseobecneho snhlasu zd0
faznil, ze profesori Slovaci stoja
na p6de cs. republiky. Ma to ta-
jomnik M. Ondrus podal zpravu Q
einnosti spolku, ktory ma 116 Gle
nov. Pc pokladnickej zprave DIR.
j. Wagnera urobene boly yof'by
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01

lmajd, dskint' nA1im bratom Y MI.
.d'arsku iijdcin, nebude dane tol
|ko skol, kql no III podl'a aaAonu
patri. Na,prcti5tktnu aeitkpin mech
sd stanovent prfsne sAkonitk tre-
sty. v tomto ohl'ade stojf neo.
chvejne ~ vlxdou roduvern& slo.
venska vsrejnqst'. =
Nato Dol priiaty navfh, aby Via
da bola potiadan6, aby 50 M sired
nych skofash fgymnAxiach) hs
Slovensku vynsovalo cestine len
cd 5. triedy podfnajdc, preto se
vyucovanis 0eStine q slovensine '
nizsich triedsch s6sasne haiti 4.
spesnd v5utbu spr&vnei sloven.
einy. Pc vybavenf mensfeh zalezi-
tosti valne shromazdenie bolo skon
Gene. Bud1ca sch6dza bude svola-
ma do niektoreho ineho slovenske-
no mesta.
Umeleclz& akademia. M NJ
Pc zasadnuti valneho shromaz-
denia SIPS bola spolocna vecera ma
Go v osem hodin bola Narodnom
dome zahajena ACADEMIA ma pa
mat zosnulych slovenskych veli-
kasov. Hudobne ukazky,z ich prac
pfedniesol hudobny riaditel' a
skladatel' Milos Ruppelt. Recita-
cie diel tychto slovenskych veil
kasov predniesol tajomnfk Matice
slovenskej Stefan Kremery. spev-
ne casti obstaral Arnold F1oegel,
Glen Mar. Divadla Zahrebe. A.
kademia bola celkom vypredana a
mala vysokn umeleckn trovef.
Popo1udni Q 5. hod. bola slav-
nostne otvorena vystava zomrele-
no slovenskeho maliara Boh1na a
sdcasne al vystava Spolku Sloven-
skych Umelcov.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-18
LIVE STOCK AWARDS
ARE ANNOUNCED AT
N. D. STATE FAIR

Fargo, N. D., July 1S.-Live stock
awards at the state fair in progress
here announced today are as follows:
Polledh Durham, North Dakota,
grand champion bull, L5Victors Mon
arch g'and chamEsons female, e: Rosy
'slttana," !" both owned by r. E. Struts,
Reynolds. Open class, grand cham
pton bull, Royal Marshal, and grand
champion female, Queen Bess. owned
by j. +. Mclaughlin, Mitchell, s: u.
Ayreshire--(irand champion bull,
Sterling Champion. and grand cham-
pion female, Johanna Dombey, owned
by E. c.. Miller, Dilworth, MINI.
Brown Swiss-Grand champion bull
Liberty Lad, and grand champion fe-
male, Cinderella H., by L.. f. Brunold,
Rochester, MINI. ~
Galloway-Grand champion bull.
CaFlottas Carnots and grand champion
female. Carlotta of NJ. L., by H. L.
Fluke, Bath, S. d.
Hogs.
Hampshire-Grand champion boar,
Dick Marshal and grand champion
SOW, Miss Type, both shown by E. Is.
Ulrich, Ipswich, S. D.
Chester White-Grand champion
boar, Skykof Buster, Moorhead, and
Lawrence, ~Crookstop, Mimi; grand
champion sow, MARVEL Lady Frank
Krofka and Sons, Havana, N. D.
Berkshire-Grand champion boar,
Huskey Boy; grand champion sow,
Princess Whitmore, j. A. Krashue,
Perley MINI.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-18
CUT RATES FOR,
HARVESTERS ARE
ALMOST ASSURED

Fargo. N. D., July Executives
Of the Great Northern, Northern Pa
cifc. Sault> ste. Marie and Milwaukee
railroads all have given every encourage
ment to believe that the reduced rates
will be offered harvest workers in the
northwest. it was reported to the ex-
ecutive committee. of the North Da-
kota farm bureau federation today.
Definite announcement as to the rates
will be made in st. Paul tomorrow OF
the next day. the report added.
Governor r. A, Nestos attended the
meeting. ..t
A resolution was passed to secure
the corporation of the state superin-
tendent OF schools for an educational
campaign against the barberry bush,
harborer Of black rust. 4
Since July l, the anti -barberry
campaignSin the state has resulted in
location and destruction OF 16O bushes
in the, northern part OF the state. 1t
was announced. from other sources.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-18
TRAIN HITS CAR;
DICKINSON MAN
KILLED; TWO HURT

Dickinson, n. d.: July 1s.-John
Arne. prominent. farmer living; IL
miles south of Southheart, was fatally
injured when the Ford car in which
he was riding was struck by the fast
Northern Pacific Yellowstone Park
special at southheart station IL miles
west OF. Dickinson Monday afternoon.
Lars Arne, his brother, and D. j.
Buckley, farmers Of the same com
mnnity escaped death ~ jumping Just
before the train smashed into the car.
Arne's: left arm was severed above
the elbow. tis back broken and his
left les fractured in three places. He
died while being rushed to local hos
pital.5 The other men sustained only
slight bruises.. According to the story
told by Buckley, the men were. en-
route from Dickinson to SouthheArt
to attend an elevator meeting and had
no knowledge OF warning OF the ap.
sproaching train, as freight train On
the siding obgtructing their view until
their car reached the main track. g,3s ~
Arne had been, a resident Of stark
county for III yearsSAnd was widely
known throuEhou western North Da-
kota. He Nyas AZ years old. "a widow
andt aixs children survive N III S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-18
GERMAN-AMERICANS
PLEDGE. SUPPORT TO
4. LYNN j. FRAZIER

Chicago, July 4 8. The third Ger
1atioi,ai.: conference
1te sagstsd esa y ssssstaoas sssssaai sasiss a!sss
SUPPORT N to Rexsy14 of; Indiaaia,
Brookhar Of Iowa, Frazier Of North
Dakota LaFollette Of wisconsin,
France. Of Maryland and Reed Of Mis-
souri, for U. S. senators. The confer
ence also demanded revision Of the
war treaties, withdrawal Of troops
from Germany, approved the inquiry
to the alien property custodian's Of
fee, endorsed constitutional amend
ment requiring referendum to de-
clare war except in case of actual in
!vasion and demanded immediate re-
turn of beer and wine.
The conference also demanded the
immediate 'legalization of the sale
of beer and wine to end the reign of
hypocrisy and corruption which is
disrupting the very foundation of law
and order in the United States
r The conference was held under the
auspices Of the an-American
Citizens league which maintains ma
tional Observation-Disclosures About 20
German leaders attended the meet
ing.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-18
POSTAL DEPARTMENT
INTENDS TO OWN
ALL POSTOFFICES

Washington, July 1S.-Postmaster
General Work announced today that
the first steps toward the fulfillment
of the recently announced policy Of
the department to acquire, ownership
Of postoffice buildings throughout the
country has beeD started with'the ar
rival in Washington Of fifteen post Of
flee employees who are to be trained
as real estate experts to investigate
real estate property with a view to
purchasing sites for new buildings.
The postmaster general reiterated
his belief that the government is get
ting the worst OF sit through the ex-
listing rental system which. costs the
government about $4,000, 900 q year
in the question of leasing buildings to
house post offfses. l q 81 -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-18
NO ACTION ON
| 0NEBlG UNION
Mahoney Defeats Action on
This Proposal at, Meet in
Crookston. 4 60. y:

Crookston. Mimi. july 1s.-wil-
liam III. MahoneS. Ste Paul labor
leader. defeated definite action on the
One Big Union proposal at the 4Oth
annual meeting of the Minnesota
Federation of Labor here today when
he succeeded in amending the orig
inal resolution calling for such a
union so as to sidetrack it to the
various local unions for further con-
sfderation.
The radical element in the conven-
ton also has introduced resolution
calling for recognition of soviet
Russia but no action has yet been
taken
A fight over beer and light wines
resolution is expected to occupy. at
tention of the delegates this after
noon. Those who expect to offer the
resolution declare moral appeal will
be made foN its passage with the in
sertion of Ia clause declaring sale of
light wine and beer will save the
future generations from harm caused
by poisonous concoctions now being
illegally sold as liquors.
They predict if the resolution comes
the radical element will lead a fight
against a vote. The radicals. it is
claimed, do not desire wine and beer
legislation, as it would rob them of
valuable propaganda.
| Dave Broderick, president, and c.
F. Crew. secretary of the Minneapolis
Police federation, have already pre-
pared a resolution against a state
/! police system in Minnesota. The
resolution will be introduced this
afternoon and it seems to be the view
among delegates that it will be passed
j by an Overwhelming vote.
! street railway bill will also be asked
! ofsthe convention.
|! The resolution and legislative com
/; mittees, two of the most important
committees of the present convention
will meet this noon to map out their
program for presentation, probably
/ this afternoon. ,&
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-18
INJUNCTION SERVED
In DULUTH STREET
CAR FARE CASE

St. Paul, July 18.-The state rail-
road warehouse commission was to-
day served with an injunction issued
by Judge Page Morris in federal
court. preventing them from enfofc-
ing their recent car fare order for the
Duluth Street Railway company un-
til the case shall have been. heard in
federal court. 49,.
The injunction was granted in the
Third district court by Judge Morris
yesterday and is set for hearing in
St. Paul July 10, three days before the
new fare was to become effective.
The commissions orders which
| they are now restrained from en-
forcing. allowed the Duluth company
a fare of 6 cents or five rides for 25
cents. in cases where tickets are pur-
chased, The company had asked Z
cent fare with four rides for IS cents.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-18
TEN INDICTED
in U. S. WAR
FRAUD CASE
Special Federal Grand Jury
Has Been Working on :.
Case Since June /. !

Washington, July 1S.-An indict-
ment against ten persons charging
conspiracy to defraud the United
States out of more than $1,000, 900 in
connection with the disposition Of
government lumber following the war
was returned today by special grand
jury, which has been in session since
June l. investigating the transactions.
Those named in the indictment are
John L. Phillips, John Stephens, part
ner of Phillips; Ernest o. Morse,
Charles S. Shotwell, George M. Cham
bers, Frank T. Sullivan, Roland Per-
ry, Charles Phillips Jr., Gus Eityen
and Mitchell A. Touart Jr.
The Indictment was the first to be
reported by the grand jury empan-
elled to investigate war frauds for
which inquiry congress appropriated
IS 100000 for the use by Attorney Gen
era! Daugherty and special corps Of
assistants. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-18
US. FOREIGN |.
TRADE ECU'T
q. rR - 2NS
Favorable Balance Of ST.:
I, 1872 900, 900 Against Over.
49, 900, ,00O, 900 Last Year. !

=, Washington, July 1s.-America's s
foreign trade for the fiscal year end
ed June 80. resulted in a favorable
trade balance Of f$1,162,0o0.o 900, which
was a decline of nearly $2,000,000,-
900 from the favorable, balance of the
previous year, according to reports is-
sued today by the commerce depart
ment. @ Mi5S
Exports during the fiscal year just
closed aggregated $3.770, 100000 and
imports s2sos, ,ooooee as oon compared ON
imports of 80, 654, 900, 900 for the pre-
vious fiscal year.. Exports last month
totalled a$334,00o, 600 and imports
$3.50, 100000 against exports Of S337,-
100000 and imports Of $186,00o, 900
in June, 1921, - 5'S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-18
HAMILTON FAIR
OPENS OF | ! TODAY
Best Line of Exhibits in His
tory of Association
Expected.

Hamilton. n. D., July 1s.-with a
midway rivaling that Of a state fair
being put into order today, and with
live stock and other entries coming
in in larger numbers and in better
quality than ever before in the his
tory Of the association. the Pembina
county fair, July 1920, opened here
today.
Although there will be no races or
programs until Wednesday, yet the
business Of making entries brought a
large crowd Of people to town today.
The Pembina County Fair associa>
ton is the oldest association of the
kind In North Dakota, the present
3exposition being the twenty-ninth.
and thousands of people are always
present on the second and third days.
It Is believed that the general atmos-
phere of prosperity occasioned by the
unrivaled crop prospects will bring
out record attendance this year.