davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-21
FOR SHERIFF
Deputy Sheriff's Voucher
ATTENDING COURT

ATTENDING COURT
Fred Flint, Deputy Sheriff, Caledonia
County DR..
To services as Court officer for June Term,
Caledonia County Court.
No. of Days (Note)
Month Day Year Month Day Year
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-21
The Weather

Fair and warmer to-
night and Sunday. Mod
crate southwest winds.
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-21
Deputy Sheriff's Voucher
ATTENDING COURT

ATTENDING COURT
Fred Flint, Deputy Sheriff, Caledonia
County DR..
To services as Court officer for December
Term, 1921
Caledonia County Court
No. of Days (Note*)
Month Day Year Month Day Year
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
MLEKO JEST PRIROIENE
NEJUPLNEJSf POTRAVA.-
NASE JEST NEJLEPSI. THE
COM MUNITY CRY. co.
NETESl MAS TO

ale stehovati Sc budeme i kdy-
by sidla padaly a posledni
dny naSeho obchodoyani v
ct so n ~, l,ra M,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
ZAJEM O PATECNf SLYSE.
Nj PLYNOVE OTAZCE.

Pondelni navrh mestskeho
pravniho riditele Paula Lamba
ably Sc vyjednavalo plynarnou
primo, bez soudniho zakroco.
vani, vzdor vyvolanemu vybu-
chu v mestske rade, jest uzna-
van v6tSinou as 80 radnich. K
verejnemu slySeni, stanovene-
mu ma patek, ma 2. hod. odpo-
ledni dostavl Sc vsichni radnl,
ably pred spojenymi mestskyml
vybory, utilitnim pravnlckem
vyslechli duvody pro tuto akcl
z ust jejiho puvodce Lamba.
Dostavi Sc velky pocet soukro-
mych zajemcu i zastupcu OBJ
canskych organisaci, ncasten-
stvi Sc ocekava tax znacne, re
pro slyseni Sc pripravuje radnl
sin.
Lamb vcera prohlasil, ze w.
svetli situaci klidne, bez stra-
nicke vasne, jen jako pravnlk
jasne a srozumitelne nejen pre-
radni ale sirsi obecenstvo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
DOPADENA zLODEJKA
v CLEVELANDSKYCH
SKOLACH.

V Clevelandskych skolach a
ma predmestich Cleveland
Heights a East Clevelandu by
ly "a poslednich tydnn pozo-
rovany RUNE drobne kradeze
sice V TAKEN mnozstvi, re ce-
ma ztracenych v6ci sc pati as
ma $4,000. Straka, jez kradeze
tyto systematicky provad6la,
byla kone6ne vcera We Skole
Coventry Ma stejnojmenne ull-
ci a Washington boulevardu
dopadena. Jest to as l9-leta
divka, elegantne ustrojena,
modene ostrihanymi vlasy, jez
Sc vydavala jednou "a nahrad-
nj utitelku, podruhe "a starsl
sestru skolnich ditek a pod.
Vcera V poledne prisla do
zminene skoly a pravila, re Je
vypomocnou ucitelkou a re Sc
nachazi ma ceste do Lee skoly.
Obievila pry ale V puncose dl-
ri, kterou by rada spravila.
UGitelka Deeringova zapujtlla
il iehlu nit a domnela kole-
gyn6 Sc odebrala do dolejslho
poschodi, ably upravila svdj
zevnejsek. Ia chvili Sc vrati-
la k ochotne uGitelce a s pod6-
kovanim vse vratila, nacez O.
deSla. Jina ucitelka 81 vZpo-
mela ma vydane varovani pred
skolnimi zlodeji a podezfenim
jata, Sla "a divkou, tato vSak
| liz skolu opustila. Pozdeii by
la vSak nalezena jedne 2 pre-
Inosnych skol a kdyz blize by
la dotazovana, snazila Sc uprch
nouti. Utek sc il vsak nepo-
daril a ma rychlo privolana po-
licie zahy 2 vetrelkyne dostala
pravdu; pTiznala re kradla
iednotliv6 kusy odevu, kozesi.
move kabaty ucitelek, penezen,
ky, zkratka vse, co il prislo
pod ruku. Ia place Sc prizna-
la, ze byla vlastne sluzkou Y
nekolika clevelandskych do.
mech, ale lie nemela jiz po del.
+ 81 dobu zadneho zamestnanf
Mezi jinym Sc priznala, re "a.
stavila ukradeny koaich V Gene
S700 IA pouhych $40.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
NESNAZE LAkEWOODSkE
MESTSKE RADY.

Obvvatele Lakewood Ave-,
severne Cd Detroit ave. podali
pred casem k lakewoddske
mestske rade petici, ably jme-
novana ullce byla upravena a
vydlazdena a petice take as
pred tremi tydny uzakonena.
Vcera obdrzel ale mayor l.. E.
Hill dopis Cd praveho majitele
cele ulice, byvaleho obyvatele
Lakewoodu nyni zijlciho V ka-
lifornii, p. w. Cockrana, jenz
tvrdi, ze mesto nema zadneho
prava jeho majetkem libovol-
ne nakladati, dokud mu poze-
mex neodkoupi. Pravnik Co
ckranuv take dokaZal, re Jeho
klient pozemky pred II roxy
zakoupil, opatfil kanalem
jinym zarizenim a loty pax n.y.
neisim vlastnikum prodaval
Ulice jest totiz soukromyn
vlastnictvim a Zustane Jim, do.
kud mestska rada misto neod
koupi. Mestska rada Sc budt
neocekayanou otazkou zaby
vati We zvlastni schulz pocat
KEN kvetna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
zVYsENf TELEFONNfCH PO-
PLATkU v DOHLEDU.

Generalni fiditel the Ohio
Bell Telephone Co., Charles P.
Cooper oznamil vcera zvlaSt-
nimu vyboru m6stske rady, Wy
setrujfcimu telefonickou sluz-
bu, ze vysledkem sloucenf obou
telefonich spolecnosti bude sna-
ha spolecnosti move, ably tefe-
fonni poplatky byly zvyseny.
Stane Sc tax as "a til meslce,
kdy spojovaci snahy nabudou
iiz ureitejsich forem. Spojeni
nestane sc vHbec nahle a sub
skribenti the Ohio State tele-
fon1 budou tento pouzlvati je-
ste nekolik rok6.
Ma otazku proc re jeho spo-
lecnost nezavedla, die slibu 2
Ir. 1919 automaticke telefono-
vani, odpoved6l, re oddaleni
lt6to reformy bylo zavineno jed
max obchodni krisi, pracemi
spoienymi sc slucovanim a sta
lie v6tsimi naroky ma zvySenou
sluzbu dosavadni.
Cooper projevil ochotu do
staviti Sc ma vyslovnou zadost
k jinemu slyseni priSti tyden,
kdy predlozi psany rapport Q
stavu spolecnosti vzhledem k
naprave sluzby. Pred tim jed
lnano bylo V udanem mestskem
Ivyboru protestni resoluci
proti zdrazovani poplatka a
ktera ma byti podana utilitnl-
mu vyboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
PRVNf ZENA kANDIDAT-
KOU DO STATNfHO
SENATU.

Znama w. H. Corlettova, jez
Sc vyznamenala liz nekolikrate
vefejnou Ginnosti, jako bolov-
ma sufrazetka, pestitelka PSI,
kritiGka Cinu mestske rady, il
stou nechuti proti pristehova-
lym narodum atd, atd. Vystou-
pi iako kandidatka do statnlho
senatu ia republikanskych pri-
marek. Prvnim kdo jeii de-
klaraci podepiSe, bude, die je-
jich vlastnich SLOW mayor Fred
Kohler nekolik iinych velitin,
Kandidaturu oplra nutnost,
| re V zakonodarne kazdeho sta
tn mali byti tez zastoupeny
zeny.
Podobne sc zachova i strana
demokraticka, jez die nekte-
rych predpovedi hodla navrh-
nouti pi. A. b. Pyke-ovou, Glen
kyni narodniho vyboru a kan
didatku Ma urad lakeWoodske-
no mayora "a poslednlch pod
Zimnich voleb. Jsou Jmenova-
nv sice obema stranami i kan
didatky jine, ale o ktere bude
zasadne rozhodnuto, Jest do.
sud Y mlhach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
ZATcENA BANDA zLODE-
JU AUT,

V Cleveland6, Columbus a
Cincinnati zatceno bylo pet
muzu a soucasne objeveno Is
aut, vesmes nasem mest6 u
kradenych. Policie veri, re Sc
j podafilo zlapati bandu, KITE
Ia systematicky stroje kradla,
odvazela do jinych NEST, kde
meneny byly tislice motora
jinak podrobovany zm6nam a
pax prodavany V jiznim Ohiu,
Kentucky a Zap. Virginii. We
vazbe hlavni zdejsi policejni
stanice jest jeden 2 podnikate-
III, jenz ma byti nacelnikem ce-
le taskarske spolecnosti. V
garazi, kterou najal byly ma
lezeny diva automobily, ma
nichz uvedena zmena byla jiz
provedena, krone tOho naleZe-
ma byla barva ma pfetirani
svrsku, polstafe, zasoba rafu
jinych prisluSnosti, coz vse ar
ci bylo skonfiskovano. Odci-
zene stroje byly vetsinou od-
vazeny do Cincinnati, kde jich
bylo nalezeno IS. Mezi temi-
| to shledal sc ukradenym
autem, dine 3. unora, mattel
restaurantu V els. 563l Broad
way, blize vych. 55. ul. p. G,
Zahler.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
Obet' hry v karty. z Bavo

Obet' hry karty. Il Bavo-
rova. Minuleho meslce udal
FIR. Vondra z Haiku Il Bavoro-
va cetnictvu, re hral do rama
"ferbla" Y hotelu "Moser" v
Bavorove j. Horickou, J. Bri-
chackem, A. Svechotou a j.
VrbiSem, a re Dohral &C Kc.
Ma zaklade tohoto udani melo
Sc konati preliceni soudnl We
Vodnanech dne 5. t. m. +.
Vondra, ktery toho dne byl ne
mocen, najal 81 povoz, ably no
dopravil k soudu, nebot' dou-
fal, re spoluhraci budou donu-
ceni obnos, ktery jej obehra-
Ii, jemu navratiti. Kdyz povoz
jel po moste pres slime rozvod-
nenou reku Blanici, tn skocil
pojednou Vondra 2 vozu do
kalne vody a utonul. ZGstavil
6 malych sirotku, nebot' jeho
zena zemrela pred 2 lety. We
refine mineni sc taze, uimou-li
Sc eminent spoluhraci ubohych
sirotkI?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26

Stat cirkev. V II. PreSse'
vyjadruje Sc yyslanec splno-
mocneny ministr DR.. Krofta,
prvy vyslanec Il papezske sto-
lice Rime o stanovisku Vati-
kanu k nabozenskym proudum
rozluce cirkve a statu V Ce-
skoslovensku. Stanovisko Va
tikanu oprotf hnuti, ze ktereho
vySla ceskoslovenska cirkev,
jest uplne odmitave.. Puvodci
tohoto hnuti jsou ocich Vati-
kanu horSimi odpurci katolic-
ke cirkve nez orthodoXni pro-
testanti. Odmitavym jest take
jeho stanovisko k "Jednote ka-
tolickeho duchovenstva". V
otazce spolecneho pouzivani
kostelu vzpouzi sc Vatikan to-
mu, ably jednoho a tehoz ko-
stella bylo pouzivano soucasne
| prlvrzenci rimsko-katolicke a
soucasn6 iinych cirkvi. Bude
professional proti tomu, ably
Sc V mistech, kde je vice koste-
III, nektere ponechavaly iinym
cirkvim, ale spokoii Sc prote-
stem We v6domi, re jineho ne
zbyva. Y otazce rozluky cir
kve cd statu usuZuje Vatikar
daleko vecneji a strizliveji, nel
Ivelka cast katoliku. Zasadnt
Sc sice vyslovuje vzdy prot
rozluce, jest 81 vsak vedom, ze
namnoze je rozluka i pro cir
kew vvhodou a nebude Sc V ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26

sem pripade staveti prikre pro
ii rozluce, bude-li provedena
mirne bez nasili nebude-li
spojena s uplnym ochuzenim a
zotrocenim cirkve. | pfedsta-
vitel nesmiritelneho smeru, BY
valy statni sekretaT Pia X. kar
dinal Merry del Val posuzuje
otazku oddeleni cirkve V Ce-
skoslovensku klidne. Vatikan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26

V nekterych ohledech sam male
ha ma rozluku. Popira ma pr.
pravo vlady ma jmenovani BIZ
skupu. ktere vykonavali dri-
v6jsi panovnici a uznava pou-
re pravo veta, stejne Sc stavi
proti zfizovani statnich theolo-
gickych fakult. z tehoz ddvo-
du bylo zmareno zrizeni theo-
logicke fakulty ma universite V
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
KONEC SPORTOVNf SLAVY

40-lety William Belden, jenz
byval sveho casu slavenym hra-
Gem baseballu nalezen byl la
kewoodskou policii V The Ro-
cky River hotelu, Detroit ave
u mostu Rocky River, zastrele-
ny. Skoncil samovrazdou, ma.
sledkem vytrvale nemoci. Po'
sledne byl zamestnan jake
strojnik I'll odloucene od svt
manzelky, Jez ma u sebe as g.
letou dceruSku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26

Bratislave. Smerodatne osob-
nosti Vatikanu sc vSak rozlu-
kou smiii, bude-li provedena
rozumne a bez zbytecnych tvr-
dosti. Bylo by 81 pratt, aby Sc
neopakovaly udalosti, jez Sc
staly We Francii aby domaci
katolici We SVEN odporu prot
oddeleni cirkve cd statu nebyli
papezstejsimi nez papez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
RADlOVA TELEGRAPH IA
HURILA OTCE Sc SYNEM.
Katastrofalni zakonceni poku.
su postaviti novou stanici.

Ctyfi hosi - STUDENT, pod
lehali dnes modernim svoddm
snazili Sc V dome Carla
Browna, 48-leteho kontraktora
Zaflditi radiografickou stanici,
spolu S jeho synem Henrym.
Jednoho z hochn, 13-leteho
Russella Carlsona, 1908 vych.
146. III. odvolala Cd nebezpec-
ne prace jeho teta a TAX snad
byl Zachran6n od traZu a po
pfipade cd smrti. Ostatni
zrizovali domaci stanici pro
pfiiimanl zprav elektrickych
vim. Jeden z hochu, 15-lety
Harland Leber, 1853 vych.
las. ul., ienz byl taktez do
teku osudneho dratu, byl zle
popalen a lecen jest v eastcle-
velandske nemocnici. Ctvrtym
byl pax 17lety Carl Longstreet,
14753 Colt Rd. East Cleveland,
jenz mezi svymi druhy platil
Ia odborn6ho znalce. Nepo-
zorovali patrn6, re pracuji mad
vedenim vysokem napjeti
$500 voltd. Jediny Longstreet
pojednou zpozoroval nebezpe-
ci volal varovn6, kdyz pojed
nou vyslehla "a pronikaveho
praskotu jiskra a ma miste u
smrtila Henryho Browna, jenz
zGstal ma dratech lezeti.
Uvnitr domu meskaiicf jeho
otec, "a pokriku hochn vybehl
ven, a spatriv syna lezeti, spe-
chal, ably jej zvedl, V Gem mu
Longstreet zbranoval, zoufaly
otec ale neposlechl a jakmile
Sc mrtvoly dotekl, padl mu po
box, jSa proudem take ma mi
ste usmrcen.
Nahodou nedaleko V elsie
1912 vych. las. ul., bydlicf ma
pinac telefonnich dratu, James
Stage, Sc prave vracel z prace,
upozornen volanim mladeho
Longstreeta o pomoc, pfispe-
chal a ma prvni pohled postre-
hnul situaci. Rychle odbehl
do blizke garaze, kde wal vel
ke kleSt6, postavil sc ma malv,
suchy koberec, ably Sc isoloval
a drat pfeStipl, obdrzel sice Ia
ke jeSte mocnou ranu, tax ze
padl k zemi, ale spojeni bylo
liz prece preruSeno. Delati Sc
arci Il BroWnu ME nedalo, byll
spolu Leberem dopraveni do
nemocnice, kde lekari konsta-
tovali II prvnich dvou okamzi-
tou smrt. Mrtvoly leJich do
praveny byly do pohrobnicke-
no ustavu Hohanova, 14807 st.
Clair ave.
Zrizovani bezdratnych sta
ME stalo sc mezi nasl mladezi
posledni dobou iakous epide-
Ri kronika neStesti Zazname-
nava nekolik pripadu, kdy ne
zkuseni amateri zaplatili nel-
modernejSi tento sport smrti
TAX Zahynul dne 20. cervence
14-lety cesky, vellce nadany
student Howard Hajek, ma zad-
MIN dvore domu jeho rodicu
3462 zap. 90. I'll. "a podobnycF
okolnosti, kterych Sc stall wee
ra obetl oba Brownove. Ora
ty prijimaci jeho radioveho a.
paratu Sc dostaly do styku !
vedenim silnem napjeti, KITE
re zmarilo nadejny mlady II
vot.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
Mistr Jan kubelik v

pry - jak sdeluje varnsdorf-
ska "Abwehr' prani, re by
rad zakoupil Marianskych
laznich dGm. Zmineny list "a
haiil jiz akci, ably "nemecka
drzava" V lazenskem tom me.
ste byla uhajena a ably Kube.
likovi dnvernlci, kteri pro ne
no nejakou vilu hledaji, odesl
2 Marianskych lazni nepofi
ZenOu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
VRELE DfKY


p
cd
mnep
pi
MaH UhlIove ppraveni
nenaezam ami vm podkovat mohl
nkonale dy rados ktou jae pobHy Vase vdsena
ZAvESKA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-26
"U K O u D E L u +"
v elsie Abs Broadway

isou zde. Abychom vsak ne
museli stehovati tax obrovske
mnozstvl zbozi, jsme ochotni
rozprodati nase prebytecne "a
soby sc znacnou ztratou.
PTlsti tyden zde uz nebu-
dem. Chcete-li nase prvotrid-
nj zbozi "a polovicni meme
nez polovicni ceny pravideln6
hodnoty, prijd'te tento tyden
V sobotu jest mas poslednl den
Neodkladejte ma posledni der
s nakupem, ponevadz nektere
2 mech nejvetsich laci nepotr
yaji do posledniho dne.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-09-22

Entered at the Postoffice at Hamilton.
Ohio, as Second Glass Mail Matter.
Issued Weekly at 326 Market Street
Hamilton, Ohio.
Telephone 1896
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-09-22
Endorsed by the Trades and Labor
Council of Hamilton, Ohio.
Endorsed by the Middletown Trades
and Labor Council of Middletown, O.
OHIO LABOR IN POLITICS

For the first time in history, Ohio
labor is to take stand fiat-footed
in political campaign. This was de-
cided upon at the nonpartisan polit-
ical meeting of labor held in Column
bus, Sunday, September 10. At this
meeting it was decided to change the
policy of labor toward candidates for
political office.
What possibly influenced labor to
take this action more than any other
one thing was the ignoring by certain
of the candidates of labor's question
naire. The sentiment was expressed
that if these candidates ignored labor
before election they would more than
likely be found to be antagonistic to
it after election.
The recent action of the supreme
court of Ohio in denying the referen-
dunn to the electorate by sustaining
the emergency clause of the reorgani
zation bill and the more recent action
of Secretary of State Smith in deny
ing the right of the initiative to
quarter of million petitioners had a
very great effect upon the representa-
tives of labor.
The first candidate indorsed was
Vic Donahey for governor. This was
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-09-22
BARTLETT TELLS EN-

Boston.-In his address to con-
vention of post office laborers, First
Assistant Postmaster General Bart
lett said workers have the right to
organize but "they have no right to
organize against the government"
Mr. Bartlett didn't seem to care
who heard his statement. His eyes
flashed, his fists were clinched and
his jaws snapped as he told the
world, in hoarse tones, where he stood
on the question before the house.
1t was tense moment for Mr..
Bartlett, who failed to state, how
ever, whether workers have the right
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-09-22

Colonel Carmi Thompson, candidate
for governor, and C. C. Crabbe, can
didate for state attorney-general,
were too busy to be bothering around
answering labor's QUESTIONABLE. So!
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-09-22

done, it was stated in the motion,
because he is trade unionist.
Another reason, however, and not
stated in the motion, was that his rec
ord was good and he had answered
labor's QUESTIONABLE satisfactorily.
Hon. Carmi Thompson, Donahey's
opponent, ignored and failed to
answer labor's QUESTIONABLE.
The meeting also indorsed Stephen
M. Young for attorney general. This
was done because Mr.. Young's record
in the past is good, so far as labor is
concerned, and because he answered
labor's QUESTIONABLE satisfactorily.
C. C. Crabbe, Young's opponent,
ignored and failed to answer the ques-
tionnaire submitted to him by labor.
Three candidates for Judge of the
supreme court having acknowledged
receipt of labor's questionnaire and
satisfactory, were indorsed. They are
Judges Day, Matthews and Price.
Judge Hough, the fourth nominee
for this office, ignored labor's request
to fill in the QUESTIONABLE.
No candidate for United States SEN
ator was indorsed. This was because
the records of neither of Senator
Pomerene nor his opponent, Simeon
D. Fess, were considered worthy of
labor's support. However, it is be-
lieved that labor will lean little bit
toward Senator Pomerene. While his
record is not favorable, yet Fess is
considered altogether impossible SO
selecting the lesser of two evils,
Pomerepe gets little the best of it.
For the first time in the history of
the State Federation nonpartisan
political conference, the "big four
Railroad Brotherhoods were repre-
sented and took part in the indorse-
ment.
The democrats got a little the best
of the Endorsements. Donahey, Young,
Judges Matthews and Prices being on
that party's ticket, while Judge Day
is the only republican candidate to
receive labor's Endorsement so far.
That labor's meeting and indorse-
ments are strictly nonpartisan, is
shown in that John Moore, president
of the Ohio State Federation of Labor,
presided at the Sunday meeting, and
B. NJ. Ackerman,o of the Brotherhood of
Firemen and Enginemen, presided at
the joint meeting Monday, when the
action of the Sunday meeting was
approved Both of these men gave
their unqualified support to President
HARDING IN 1920
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ROAD REDUCES LOAD

Washington.-Tonnage hauled by
Erie railroad locomotives has been
ordered reduced 3 per cent, accord
ing to information received at head
quarters of the International Associa-
tion of Machinists. The order ap-
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- R E 20 M
THE HERRIN PROSECUTION


The following editorial, which the
Butler County Press and every true
minded union man and woman heart
lily concurs in, appeared in the Gin
cinnati Chronicle. 1t says:
''No true friend of union labor is
going to defend the slaughter of the
mine-strippers at Herrin, H., in the
name of unionism To do so is to do
vital hurt to the cause of labor or
ganization among the great body of
humane, intelligent and fair-minded
people whose final favor for the cause
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WHAT THEY FOUGHT FOR

Boston.-One of the banners car
ried by striking shop men in the La
Dor Day parade here read: "We
Fought for Democracy and Got %
Cents an Hour"
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of unionism is absolutely necessary
to its ultimate victory. The killing
of these men was wrong for which
the guilty should be punished. To
take any other position is to plead
guilty to the charge of capitalism
that unionism inspired the massacre.
"On the other hand, it is highly
proper for the representatives of
union labor to take an active part in
the proceedings at Ottawa, Ill.,, with
view to seeing that members of
their organization shall get fair
deal and an impartial hearing, and
that they shall not be convicted of a
foul crime and condemned to punish
ment merely because of their union
membership.
'In case like that presented at
Herrin, there is frequently DISPOSE
tion to railroad men to the gallows or
the electric chair on incompetent and
merely circumstantial evidence 1t is
the proper part of union labor of
Illinois to see that nothing of this
kind occurs. In guarding this point,
they will do we'll to carefully avoid
anything that looks to defeating the
ends of justice and that would give
out the false impression that union
ism is in sympathy with murder or
mob massacre.
"In this connection there can be
nothing more clear than that labor's
proper part in the Illinois proceeds
ings is to promote the conviction of
those who are really and truly guilty.
This would put it in the attitude of
effectively repudiating the charge and
assumption that, in the promotion of
its objects and purpose, it is in league
with crime and anarchy and against
the dominance of law and order when
they interfere with the union pro-
gram"
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HAS PROVEN HIS WORTH

Saturday, July 20, 1922, Samuel
Gompers, president of the American
Federation of Labor, recalled the 59th
anniversary of his arrival in this
country as an English emigrant boy
13 years of age. On that day the
United States was blessed with one
of its best and most valuable citi-
zens, who has spent the most of those
SO years in the interest of the lowly
and oppressed. In an interview he
said:
Having come to the United States
in my thirteenth year and living in
America SO years, think | can claim
to be a pretty good sort of an Amer
ican," he said. "At least | try to
be a good American and follow the
ideals of Americanism. am quite
convinced this is the best country on
the face of the earth, but it is not
as good as we can make it. So long
as live / will try to make it better" )"
May we endeavor to follow his ex-
ample.
"a "a "a "a -
Didn't we hear somebody say some
thing one time about building a
bridge across the Miami river up near
Coke Otto? What's that? Yes,
that's true, we did hear something
about it at the late primary election,
so did a certain fellow who wanted
to be reelected to the county commits
sioners' office, but who wouldn't take
orders from the great majority of his
constituents.
~ N M HR 10
Now that the railroad shopmen have
gone back to work at reduced wages,
how much of cut do you find in the
price of your ticket to Cincinnati or
Dayton when you appear at the local
station ticket office?
M - @ n ns
It's close race and a deep ques-
tion Which job will be finished
first? The railroad crossing at
Fourth and High streets or the flood
conservancy work in the Miami val
ley district?
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