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The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
THE AL1MINERS' STAND

For long the country suffering of the industry of of work the coal the sudden realization of the gravity of the situation That realization has been brought household that is obliged apply fuel dictator for of coal at a time.
 Some time President Harding appointed act-6nding study and the coal
 
 including both and The list of the of coal of production, profits the last profits of having production ot coal; labor regular production waste and distribution,
 For that ship evil that has much do with the strained relations unfortunate conditions which in the industry Other should be considered of coal survey transportation coal shortage facilities.
 We believe that the commission should why that the of coal the domestic the price to railroads and other large purchasers We believe this could be developed the road coal the methods by which such made.
 The that the capitalization which the coal interest and dividends we'll
 These miners who have engaged economical lies battle we'll The United Mine Workers the shock of organized labor They held unnchngy offensive the part of organized capital crush the labor unions they successfully matching and their high priced
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
DAUGHERTY SHOULD BE IMPEACHED!

Impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Daugherty under
 Daugheys conduct has been sufficient outrage of America.
 Daughey has conducted the high general the level of the office of a cheap ward politician.
 Daughey of all appointed Detective Burns head the secret forces Burns denounced by former Attorney General Wckersham President Taft and strength of that methods Few have been bitterly condemned than Burns in the Wckersham
 Daugherty wrote the Chicago injunction denying free speech free aembage and other rights. This ripped the constitution shreds Whats the railroads and their friends?
 Daugherty pledged the of his office protect called shop.
 Daugherty stopped antitrust prosecutions.
 Daugherty stopped war fraud prosecutions.
 Daugherty has been letting big crooks and their oot-and there such loot
 Daugherty has been the ouageous reaconary of totally reactionary administrations
 Daughe1 has made of fairness the people and has then betrayed their interests
 Daugherty ought to be inPeachedI
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
PLEDGE THEIR SUPPORT

That of New Haven and vicinity untedy behind the Striking Shopmen we'll behind Organize Schee who under charged by the New Haven railroad melting felones thoroughly ad last evening the meeting of the New Haven Trades Coun c when the moral and financial of that body pledged the defense
 The delegates unanimously expressed their belief the of the accused and leave turned that gets fair trial and square deal The sentiment freely expressed that he peecuted rather than They frank the of their feel we'll informed the sub The decision arrived hiedy but careful investigation and thorough consideration
 Between the present and the date of the trial the workers efforts the should be needed and also and things the of employment and the first of last July gain the which they so justly entitled
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
THE, WHITE WORKER

While the so-called '1aborng class from which organized labor membership, although major portion of the working class has, insofar vastly improved the of the whole working class zed and The unorganized section benehte directly without sacrifices the form of trades dues and without concerted and action We call abo the that they unoganzed frequently beyond adverse lnHu 
 aared positions merely itlar the job Frequently such salaried tions smaller of preliminary schooling but what they always keeping
 the social of their Such these be pudced the whereas they should have responsible disadvantage which they find themselves
 of workers the hte-coar workers clerks hoowakers, We had idea of other of address by William C. Shepherd of Collier Weekly before Association of National Advertisers in Atlantic City,
 The man power OOoo OOO and 900 and behind selling food clothing For three farmers the United behind For women the factories of the United States there clerk waiting sell what the work produce
 We have but takes clerks standing behind does keep the railroads and keep the rolling stock in good condition" "
 clerks and behind employed the railroad industry the condition of task of them involves peculiar difficulties and organized labor has been holding without turing fields problem of whecolar worker permit itself unheeded much longer
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
SPEAKING OF "AMERICANISM'

Dr. Barton Cutten recently installed Colgate Hamilton N Y and he took advantage the his democracy with small d. Here of the things he said
 The idea of democracy only founded nstaker all born free and equal but another theory equally that the of the people the of Cod
 the Declaration of Independence document tha have been good The doctor continued:
 Manhood suffrage has been greatest and most popular failure double it by universal suffrage
 another cherished American principle that the for The doctor proceded
 Tt have of the people, but by the only incidentally and unntenonaly for the people
 lot of truth that paragraph La Toilette the thing nect speeches but he doesn't believe in abandoning the American scheme of merely take of Congress the and the Executive
 Dr. Cutten concludes:
 the revolt against autocracy have been ruled by the and rule be by
 kind of Americans Colgate University will turn under the rule of Dr. Cuttena asks Labor.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
REP. ZIHLMAN IN LINE FOR
 HOUSE LABOR HIP

Representative Zihlman, republican, of the sixth Maryland district, will probably succeed the late John l. Nolan as chairman of the House committee on labor Zihlman was a member of the Glass Blowers Union and at one time president of the Maryland State Federation of Labor.
 Representative John D. Beck, La Toilette republican from the seventh Wisconsin district, will rank next to Zihlman on the committee. Beck gains this unusual promotion because tour members of the committee who outrank him went down in the No ve1nber landslide.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
HUNTS BIG COMEBACK"

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. Lone of the sensations of the elections in the southwest was the success of George w. P. Hunt, who was elected gover- nor by the largest vote ever given a candidate for that office in this state The new governor held that office several years ago and earned the en- mity of the copper barons because he refused to admit str1kebreakers and gun men into this state during the Metcalf copper strike. Since then Governor Hunt has battled to save the direct primary. He entered the present contest for governor with nothing but the plain people behind him. He had no newspaper and no party organization.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
TOM MOORE ON
 CANDAIAN RAIL
 CONTROL BOARD

Tom Moore, president of the Canadian Trades and Labor Congress, has been appointed one of the directors of the Canadian National Railway Board by the new premier, w. L. Mackenzie King. There are seven directors. They are charged with the management of the nationally owned rail ways of Canada
 Tom Moore is widely known throughout the trade union movement of the United States. He has long been a leading figure in the movement in Canada.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08

ceivershiR/proceedings Now they are going to unload this debt on< Uncle Sam. It is now proposed to take this money, which belongs to the people of the United States and does not belong to Congress, and give it to a foreign country-Congressional Record
 Representative Freat.-Where goes the Standard Oil driller, there goes the flag and the Army and Navy, ac- cording to Cabinet members.-Con- gressional Record.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
READ FEM AND WEEP!

Senator Reed.-This proposition would never have been heard of in the world but for the graft that is in it: but for the fact that some specu- lative gentlemen have bought the bonds of Liberia That country was being financed chiefly by an English and a French bank before the World War. They practically had it in re-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-01
q Contr overS3
ctNn A ToaT ocUPATA BUDAPEsTA?
De Al. Ciurcu
Ariical seris in presiua mortiii sale.

~
Site elneva cu sigurata in ce ri
din luna August 1919 fost ocnpa-
Ia Budapesta de armata romfna9
Nh Sc mire nimeni de aceasta In
trehare, ciei chcstia controver-
sata.
Sc cunOaste data La care helenii
au oclpat Troia, Cratic siretliclllui
ca introducerea in eetate a faimo-
'sului cal Gle letnn,: Sc site precis zila
in care Alexandra Makedon, a ba-
tut pc Dariu, regele Persiei in apro-
pierea ruinelor Ninivei: nimei nu
pune Ia indoiala datele intrarei ar
Matelor lui Napoleon in Viena.
Berlin, Moskova, etc: Sc site Cd
ncmtii au intrat in Bucuresti la %
Noembrie 1916 st. "; toate astea 81
multe .altele Sc stu cu preciziune,
tiar nu s'a putut inca stabili in &c
ri an intrat romanii inBudapesta.
ocnpand o militareste. Sc vede ca
aeest important eveniment istoric
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-01

ru arglmentc ce M Sc pot desvOlt,l
mtr 'un articol de ziar. En- an,
vrut nnmai sa restabilesc I'M ade-
var 81 anume cd in ziua de 3 An
gust generalul &. Rusescu a ocu.
pat virtual Budapesta en- parte
q brlgazii sale de cayalerie. Caci
una oc'lparea unni oras 81 alta
intrarea trlumfala 81 primirea de.
fIlarn trupclor ocupante.
Nh pot sa termin insa fara sam
eXprlm mlrarea ca Sc carta a Sc
ascamota un fapt indiscutabil 5: sd
ma lntreb III zee scop 81 in al cui
'nteres? Pentru ce comandanmen.
tul trupelor din Transilvania Sc si.
!este sa micsoreze. ba char sd To-
noreze importanta unui stralucit
apt de arme. care onoreaza pc eel
.are La indepiinit, ca 81 pc eel sub
a carui comanda fost indeplinit
il care sc resfrange asupra fntre.
gel armate romano?
M bine ca nedreptatea sd dom
.easca in ar1nata. cacl aceasta Ges-
;?lraieaza 81 slabeste energiile.
Cuvintul din urma, dupa mi
nutioasa cercetare. ar trebui sal
alba i'll astfel de imprejurari NJ. S.
hegele, seful suprem al armatei.
AL. CIURCU.
fAdevar,lD
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-01
DE AR TRAI
RECELE SOLOMON
DOua name reclama acelas
copil.

WASHINGTON. ! Martie. -
Maria Antonio Matteo din Wash
ington 81 Eta Peck din Hvatts-
vile, Nd, ambele recIama nm co.
pill 'sugaciu. in etate de 7 luni. .L,-
decatoarea Ecatarina Sellers tre.
bule sa decida in aceasta chestie.
DeOarece metOdele 'au schimbat
de cand a domnit regele Solomon.
ca trebuie sd foloseasca metode
mai moderne. Z intrebare fnsa
daca aceste sunt mai cficiente ca
ale regelui evreilor. Multi an tri-
mis- scrisori judecatoarei Seller in
|carl Sfatuiesc ce sa faca. Uni
au sugerat ideea ca sd compare A.
[rechile mamelOr cu urechea suga-
[ciului, altil ca sa fie examinat vi
comparat sangele lor, lar altii spu-
neau ca poate degetele picioarelor
!or vor duce Ia rezllltat mai sigul..
Judecatoarea Sellers insa n,l a
prlmit nicl un STAT. Maria Anto-
MO Matteo jurat ca copilul este
al Ell. lar ceelalta il reclama. .Hl-
decatoarea studiat viata amhelor
femei 81 STA facut opinia despre
ambele. Sc asteapta cu mare car
|riozitate deciziunea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-01


"a petrecnt in mod asa de misteri
os in cat nh Ia putut vedea nimeni
nici char locuitorii orasului ocupa1
lar soldatii nostri, poinenindu-st
asa tamnesam, in capitala Ungarie
au esclamat mirati, frecandu-se pe
ochii.
- Ute, ma, ca suntem in Bnda.
pesta, fara sd stim cand 81 cum am
intrat aci
Oar iata Cd Universal din 26 cu-
rent, publicand biografia d-lui ge-
neral Mosoiu, nQul ministru al co
munieatilor. indrazneste sd afifme
ca in ziua de 3 August 1919 gener,
alnls Rusescu din grupa gen. Mosoirl
a ocupat Gu brigada 4 rosiori Ruda-
pesta prima capitalA a Puterilor
Centralc ocnpata militareste''.
Ma mir de indrazneala Univer-
sulul, care cuteaza sd contrazna.
sa desminta toate relatarile ofici-
ale de pana aclm dupa carl Buda-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-01
A6RESEIE F0NCTl6NA
Rll0R U. S. R. A.

loan N. SERB, Presedinte
80 3. Home ST. New Castle, Pa.
loan PETROvTCI,
1-iul Vice Presedinte
1856 Franklin St. Detroit, Mich.
NICOLAE SAvU,
Flea Vice Presedinte
s034 Penn Pl,, N. e. Canton. ..
GEORGE MARHAO,
Secretar General
Bell, Federal 939; Auto. 1919
645 Poland ave. Youngstown. o
loan N. sUFANA,
Caster General
737 So. Liberty Alliance. O
Phone: O. S. 1923
Controlori
loan CRAIOVEANU
21 Munson Avenue
McKees Rocks, Pa.
IRONTM VERDEA
o34 East Ith st. Erie, Pa.
Co1A14atul kxecutiv
|. N. SuFANA
TIT >. Liberty st. Alliance. o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-01

pesta II ar Fl fost ocupata de arma
ia romana de eat in ziua de Au
| gust. AceaSta contrazicere va pune
in mare 1ncurcatura pc istorigrafi
impartial al campaniei de la lisa
Am zis istoriografii impartialii
fllndca d. general G. ID. Mardare-
scu, care publieat de curand III
istoric asnpra Campaniei pentrr
desrobirea Ardealului MI poate f
Inumarat printre aceStia. D-sa CO.
mite 0 mare nedreptate, cand naI
recunoaste generalului Rusescil
faptlh real, concret, brutal. gresis
deca vreti al ocuparii Budapestei'
dar al ocuparii virtuale, nu a ocu-
parll unei cazarme della periferia
orasului, cum asa de elegant Sc ex-
prlma in cartea sa. Faptul "a CO.
Inumicat atunci telegrafic preset dir.
lumea intreaga, numai ca numela
Rusescu s'a transmits ell ortogra-
fie gresita (Rudescu) 81 moi, cei dc
aci, Lam aflat printr'o telegrama
din Anglia.
Neputand ignora Gu totul ,intra
rea generahului Rusescu Gu rosiorii
sal in ziua de 3 August in capitall
|Ingariei, d. gen. Mardarescu sp,.-
he in nota della pag. 1856:
I'm realitatc, brigada 4 de ro-
siori a TRIMS della Alberti ID Kecs-
kemet numai 5 escadroane, sub CO.
manda lt.-col. adj,ltant Athanases-
GU lar restul brigazii 6 escadroa-
kne) s'a indreptat spre Budapesta
poposind in cursul noptii de s.!
August intro cazarma della perifc-
Iria orasului. (Se vede ca d. gen.
Mardarescu nu site nici astazi ca
brigada gen. Rusescu<avea 10 es-
cadroane, lar nu 81.
Vedeti la ce Sc reduce, dupa q.
Mardarescu tot rolul generalQlui
Rusescu la Rudapesta.
Asa sd fie oare? Ia sd cercetam
faptele:
Gen. Rusescu, dupa ce curata
tot drumul spre Budapcsta de ar
matele rosii, ocolindu-le, capturfnd
nu mai stu cate divizii 81 un linens
material de razboiu - nu numai
|prin bravura, dar 81 prin istete
Feombinatiuni tactiee 81 strategice-
|urmarind o parte din fugari, cum
iii dicta obiectivul 81 interesul opc-
ratiunilor, ajunge la marginile o.
rasului. Aci il intampina repre-
zentanti de al guvernului maghiar
Isl Gle al Antantei, cari-l implora sa
nu ocupe orasul. Mi Sc pare ca Sc
inyoca ordinul lui Clemenceau.
Rusescu declina competinta sa d.
plomatica, declara ca ell MI poate
decat sa-si indeplineasca datoria de
'soldat 81 trimite pc parlamantari
Ia marele nostru cartier general.
Dupa multe starninte ell aecepta s;i
ia contact Gu guvernul maghiar,
ISL aseaza trupa cum a crezut c&
Sc cuvine, pune tmurile in batae
81 pleaca singur ell automobilul in
oras, insotit de un singur soldat en-
carabina la pieior, el treee nevata-
mat pc dinaintea numeroaselor
guri de tun 81 de mitraliere indrep-
tate spre drumul ce strabatea 81
descinde in pin consiliu de minis
tri. Arestia, sustinuti de unii re-
prezentanti al Antantei, staruesc
Gu tot dinadinsul pc langa gene
ralll roman sa nu ocupe orasul.
GeneraMl Rusescu raspunde ca al
va fntra negresit in acea ri GU ar
mata in oras 81 cere sa i Sc puma Ia
dispozitie cazarma oseph-hercseg,
ca find cea mai mare cazarma de
cavalerie. Vazand ca sc lungestc
discutia, generalul Rusescu scoate
ceasul din buzunar 81 declara:
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DIREcToRIl C0MPANIEI
De PUbtlCITATE A
UNlUNEi S. R. A.

NTCOLAE NESTOR, Pres.
4Se8 Tillman Ave-, Cleveland, o.
NICOLAE BARDAS, vice>Pres.
Il. F. D. 3 Canton, Ohio
N. N. BOERIU, Seer. Adm,
5705 Detroit ave. Cleveland, o.
D. BARZA, Caster
b5O1 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, o.
Membrii in directie:
I. N. SERB
$40 e. Home St., New Castle, Pa.
loan G.. HOZA
729 f. Sumitt st. Alliance. Ohio
P. CHINA
l163 So. Main St. Akron, Ohio
GEORGE SALCA
Arcade Hotel, Alliance, Ohio.
G. r. PASCU
I57O5 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, O.
Controlori:
fOAN DAMIAN
1919 Brainard Ave., Cleveland, O.
AUGUSTIN SISSEA
(Tel. Auto 727D
l39 North Street Newark, o.
LAZAR NEGRILA
(Tel. Bell 580)
1909 Putnam Ave. GAINESVILLE, O.
p. CHINA
Tel. Auto 670)
l163 So. Main St. Akron. Ohio
loan BUDAI
279 Malleable Ave-, Sharon, Pa
N. STAN
r. d. N. g Cortland, Ohio
NICOLAE ALBU
(Tel. Bell 932)
1877 Bryan Ave. Canton, O.
loan N. GONNA
362 w. Euclid st. Salem, O.
Supleenti
ZACHEI MATIC
P. 0. B. 675 Alliance, Ohio
ELISEI IONESCU
1918 S. ard St. St. Louis, Mo
loan G.. STAN
l107 N. e. Canton. Ohio.
HE BOGDAN
% w. MeMicken Avenue
Cincinnati, O.
Consilier Judiciar
CORNELIU P. KEISEn
Tel. Bell, Main 226
312 Wick Bldg. Youngstown, o
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-07
EDITORS IN CLUB At WICHITA
Permanent Association for Eighth
District To Be Formed Soon

Permanent Association Tor E-Ashan
District To Be Formed Soon
wichita. Kan. April THE Eighth
District Editorial association viii oe
permanently organized at a meeting
II, the wichita Press club rooms sat
1rdav afternoon and night A con
stitution and bylaws are % q
adopted. The association was form y q
at Newton last fall at a meeting 1l q, -
auspices Of the Newton Kansas
publican
The meeting here Saturday opens al
D. m. with an address OF WeleoIas
by J. B. Doze. managing editor Oh 'ile
wichita Eagle. .+e
newspaper craft will be discussed
Keith COX. Of the Cheney Sentlhel,
will lead off. speaking on the 1ltuII
Of nevVspaper advertising. other talhs
on the afternoon program ineiuoe
Burns Heller. Of the Eldorado IiInes,
who will discuss The Business Emu
~ the Newspa per" and J Byron cam.
OF the Belle PLANE News VINO VIII
sneak on subscription rates
n " Albright OF Wichita mana
GER OF the Western Newspaper Cnlon,
i toasrn1aster for a dinner at 6-l9
,-clocI- Music will be furnished ana
Nrac1- p Gretchen. formerly OF the
bureau OF agriculture, Philippine IS
lands will tell a story About the
PhiIippines" Mr.. Albright will lead
> discussion on ethics OF the journal
ism profession
Republican. is president OF the
association. w X Leatherock. OF inc
Augusta Gazette. is vice president
T-arr Teodv. OF the SedEwick Panta-
zraph. is ecretary-treasurer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-07
&c. c. TO HEAR CASE SOON.
Orient Railway Asks for Larger Share
Of Joint Freight Rates

Wichita. Kan. April Tn an en-
deavor to avert a threatened shutdo" n
of the railroad July 1. local officials
OF the Kansas City. Mexico < Orient
are preparing to appear before the
interstate commerce commission May
Is "a ask Tor n larger share OF joint
rates with connecting roads All roads
affected have been asked to have rep
resentatives present
Prompt action by the commission IN
setting a date for the hearing IS re
garded by local officials OF the Orient
as a good omen. While they were
Dessirnistic a month ago. they now
feel there = some hope Of preventing
the shutdown
Taking INFO consideration the deci-
sion of the commission in the case of
the Missouri and North Arkansas
raiIwoy." A De Bernard. vice presi-
dent and general manage said. We
feel very hopeful that our request
VIII be granted. If we get the in
crca sed division on business and If the
labor board grants our petition for
wage reductions. I see no reason why
we shall not be able 10 restore our
shop ard track forces to their normal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-07
Free to Asthma and
Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial OF Method That Anyone
Can Use Without Discomfort
or Loss OF Time

We have a method for the control OF
Asthma. and want you to try it At our
expense No matter whether your case is
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whether IL Is present as Hay Fever or
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We especially want to send Il to those
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This free offer is too important to neg
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A Simple Way To
Remove DandruR

There is one sure way that has never
failed to remove dandruff at once and
that is To dissolve IL. then you destroy
il entirely To do this, just get about
four ounces Of pain. common liquid
arvon from any drug store (this IS all
you will need. apply it at night when
retiring. use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub IL in gently with the
finger tips
BY morning most II not ali, OF your
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single sign anu trace of IL, no matter
how much dandruff you may have
You viii find all itching and digging
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your hair will be fluffy. lustrous,
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-07

Liberal. Kan. April 7.-Brice
Rezeau. Rock Island officer. now sta
toned at HerinEton. was given the
$500 reward offered by Beaver county.
Oklahoma. for information leading 10
the arrest OF the murderer of John
Longeuecker. who was murdered near
here last spring Seward county.
Kansas. offered a similar reward but
il has not been given yet There are
several claimants for the reward here
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-07
Mss HAIRsRovE RESIGNS.
Visiting HousclSccpcr for Rcd Cross
To Go to Kansas. City

The resignation of Miss Title Jane
IIalrerovc- for the past year visiting
hogsckccper for the Shawnee County
Rcd Cross. has been received
Ais Hairgrove VIII go Ia Kansas
CIV to- enter the school Of the Provi-
dent association there for special
tra lining
Hiss Hairgrove's work in Topeka
has brought her into contact with
many Of the poorer families of the
city. and her ability and kindliness in
teaching them WAYS and means OF
securing more comfort in their daily
lives has given her an honOred place
in their hearts
1t - probable that the work which
she has been doing viii be discon-
tinucd by the Red Cross. owing to the
shortage Of funds in the treasury Of
- SE--rnae county chg ntcr.
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