davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-10

900 nsnarulrsssatch. One
dlho bude 4 plxensksho divizij-
|nsho sddu zahajeny process proti
800 obcanom, ktori, sue poyinnf
voienskou sluSbou, - mobilizacie
sa nedostavili k svojim vojen-
skJm telesom.
Poliaci ustupuj6. " ot$xke
Javoriny Poliaci ust1pih. u ne
ziadajd celu Javorinu, ale len
mali cast. Tejto casti sa 'vsak
hdsevnate drzia a nechcd ust1-
pit.
~ "Slovak" do Dratisl&vy.
Slovenska l'udova strana zaklpi-
la v Bratislave dom "a l million
korln. Tam sa tiez prest 'ahuje
tlaciaren LEO" Rnxomberka a
cele centralne vedenie strany. -
"Slovak bude vychadzat' v Bra
tislave uz na jar. Y Rnzomberku
bude vychadzat' len tyzdennik.
Hlinka zas rozhodnT boj Q
autonomiu. Ma konferencii vykon-
neho vyboru l'udovej strany v
Ziline vyhlasil Hlinka, ze l'udova
strana vstnpi do rozhodnej opozl-
Gle bude hl'adat' spojenie so
vsetkymi autonomistickymi stra-
nami statoch Malej Dohody. "a
verecne bolo odhlasovane poslat'
pozdravny> telegram do Irska a
chytit sa do bezohl 'adnei borby
"a autonomiu.
-. Poxiadavly rud&kov. "Na-
sinec'' plse: SLOW. l'udaci memo
vite frakcia Jurigova ziadaj1 l.
pravu cirkevnych, pomerov 'casti
dioceze ostrihomskej "a odstrane-
ME vlivu kardinala Csernocha ma
cirk. otazky vikariatu trnavske-
ho. Juriga ziada vraj zavedenie
slovenciny do cirk. obradov, 1pra
VII patronatnej otazky, utvorenie
obec. naboz. rad a vesobecne rady
katolicke pre- Slovensko.
- Falosne pat 'koruniky cs. vo
Viedni. Do zavodu Simon Kohn
prisli dvaja neznami muzovia, a
nakdpili dive kosele, dvoje giat,
a dive pletene kravaty. Cena OBJ
nasala 25 600 rak. koriin. Platili
v ceskoslovenskej valute a dali "a
tovar 6S cs. pat 'korin. Ked' po-
kladnik firmy dal potion vyme-
nit v banke peniaze, povedal mu
re y tie ceskoslov. pat 'korunove
bankovky sd falosne. -. ~.
= Divadlo V Tisovci. 'Sokol''
V Tisovci usporiadal rs. dec. di-
vadelne predstavenie 'sGel'o Sc
bechlebsky'' od Holleho. Reziu
prevail Igor Daxner, leg. kapitan.
- Prednasky osvetoveho sbo.
ru v Rim. sobote. Daa 6. jan. pred
nasal Juraj Palkovic ma Kocihe
0 vyznamnych SLOW. muzoch. DIa
8. januara prednasal DIR. Jan Dur
kovic vo Vel'kych Tiriakovciach
20 pravach a povinnostiach obca,
ma a Jan Valach v Rim. Bani c
hospodarstve. 49,
- Policajny kapitan Bouco pre-
lozeny do Uxhorodu. Usilovny mu
kacevsky hlavny policajny kapi'
tan Vladimir Bouco, Kodak No
veho Mesta mad Vanom (Nitra)
Dol prelozeny do Uzhorodu. Bouct
Dol prvym slovenskym policajnyn
kapitanom v Uzhorode po prevra
te, kde 81 ziskal vel'ke zasluhy
poeas boil 'sevickeho vpadu..
i - Biskup DR.. Kmet' 10 vsdal 81
poslaneck6ho n1and6tu l'udove
strany. Biskup dr.. Kmet 'ko VIDA
sa dina 10. januara poslanectva
les. sneme. Ako d6vod uvadza, q
jeho clenstvo N. S. ME je MI
platne, ako So to ukazalo memo
|vite v otazke katolickych gymna
iii.
| - stann6 pr6vo q cenx6n !
Podk. Rusi huds MuSenA. Vlad'
Izamysl'a zr,lsit ma Podk. Rus
stanne pravo koncom mesiaca ia
nuara alebo februara. v teito do
, be hude saeaspe zrusena cenzlr;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-10

Liduo oznamuje, ze vystdpenie
do ceny Is. koruny sposobilo, ze
statny dlh cesko-slovensky v "a
hranici sa snizil 3 miliardy ko-
run.
Pol miliardy na Is. armidu.
Branny a rozpoctovy vybor po-
slaneckej snemovne schvalil via
dny navrh zakona, ktorym sa po-
vol'uje liver do vysky 500, ,0O0' 900
kordn ma zaopatrenie svyzbroja,
vystroja, zasob a ineho vojenske-
no materialu pre- Is. armadu.
ozlukovy xalon. 2 Prahy o
znamuj1, ze zakon 0 rozluke cir
Xvi cd statu sa uz dohotovuje.
Podrobnosti jeho neboly dosial'
oznamene, ale uist 'uje sa, ze ten
to zakon bude pre- mnohych vel'-
hyM pIthSdpculH.
Prezident Masaryk poxvany
M svadbu juhoslovanskeho kra-
Ia. Poeiatkom februara odobral
sa zahranicny minister Nincic do
Prahy, aby oficialne dorucil pre-
zidentovi Masarykovi pozvanie ma
svadbu juhoslovanskeho kral'a
Alexandra.
Umrtnost' deti. Dl'a zprav
umiera 1000 novorodencov v
Prahe 113 az 130 detf, V Parizi 50,
u Stokholme SO v Londyne IS.
Asi 20 perc. s1nrthych padov ma
stava nasledkom pohlavnych ne
moci rodicov. :
- Go je $ Javorinou? POSI-. dr..
Lukavsky predniesol vo vykon-
nom WHORE koalovapych stran do
taz. ma ministerskeho predsedu
dra Benesa, co je pravdy n;a zpra-
vach Javorine, ponevac klub po-
slancov strany mar. demokratic-
kej je proti vsetkym takym zme-
nam hranic. Min. predseda odyo-
lal sa ma svoje vyhlasenie tejto
veci, ako na prejav prezidenta
republiky a vyhlasil, re tu ziad-
ne zavazky nejestvujt, re ide o
schvalenie smluvy, tax ako bola
ujednana.
Referaty pre- Podkarpatsku
Rus v kazdom ministerstve. Ma
zaklade usnesenia nlinistersksi ra-
dy ma byt' pri kdEdom minister
stve sriadeny najblizson1 case
zvlastny referat pre- zalezitosti
Podk. Rusi.
Prezident Masaryk o pozem-
kovej reforme. Mar. Poltika' sa
dozveda, re v najblizsom case doj
de k novemu prejavu prezidenta
republiky o otazke pozemkovej
reformy.
300, 900 kor. ma stavby v Mu-
kaceve. Mestska rada sa usniesla,
re budovy mestskych elektrickych
podnikov, ktore sa dokazaly byt
nzkymi, rozsiri. Je v plane vybu-
dovanie jednej kancelarie, jedne.
no bytu a jednej zavodnej miest.
nosti. Mestska rada preliminovala
ma tuto stavbu 100000 kor.
= Najvacsi mlyn ma Slovensku
zhorel. Dna 9. jan. vecer vypukoI
Nitre neznamej priciny ohei
V tamojsom "Arpadovom'' mlynt
ktory je najvacsim ma Slovensku
Temer "a dve hodiny zhorela cels
hlavna trojposchodova budov;
mlyna. Ohen vznikol pod sire
chou rozsiril sa az do prizem
ku. Hasicom podarilo sa S pomo
cou vojska oheh obmedzit' n;
hlavnu budovu, takze skladiste,
ktorom bolo do 500 vagonov m1
ky, bolo pred ohnom ubranene. \
hlavnej budoye zhorelo vsetkt
strojove zariadenie ako vyse 10'
vagonoy m1ky q obilia. Onion
boly ohrozene proti leSiace Masa
rykove kasarne, ktore zostaly u
setrene zasluhou toho, ze ma sire
chach Dol napadnnty saah. Celko
va skoda odhaduje sa na 10 mill
! onov kor1n. Mlyn je majetkon
firmy Beck, ktora ma mlyn
Ko6ieiaeh Lucenci.
- so q ~ !. "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-10

ochrane proti tuberkul6ze lekar-
sky prsd mssta KoSic yypracoval
ma vladn podanie, v ktorom navr-
|hnje k tomnto dcelu zakdpit' Y
Crmelskej doline dve vily. Vily
by sa zariadily ma sp6sob sanato-
I ria pre- suchotinarov. Podanie po-
|ukaxujdc no odstrasujuce byto-
{ v6 pomery meste priklincuje, De
|l'udia byvajd Y dierach, este ami
pre- Every neslcich.
Nisoo Levo6e. RDzpocet
mesta Lsvoce ma rok 1922 je ma
sledovny: potreba cinf 1,580,OOO
korln, ma DO bude prijmov !
mil. 436 tisic korln k zaokrytiu
deficitu vyrube sa So procentoya
! obecna priraEkova dan. Levoc-
ska policia chytila v osobe Frant.
Kollara vybiteho viacnasobneho
zlodeja Niektorf mladenci von-
kajsieho mesta LevoGe sa v dru-
hy vianocny sviatok tax oslopali
ma tapecnej zabave, ze kolo pol
noci nozikami neral svoje silly,
pricom Jozef Ivan smrtel'ne Dol
!, raneny. Ivana dali do nemocniae
a jeho bitkarskych kamaratov do
lvazenia.
| Kol 'ko bolo rozdelene zeme
na Slovensku. DO konca 1921 bolo
ma Slovensku pridelenych do ma
jetky drobnych rol l'nikov celkom
1866 katastralnych jutar a ko-
lonizoyanych bolo 1859 kat. jul
tar -ornej zeme, t. j. spolu 25,554
jutar. Okrem toho pracuje sa ma
rozdeleni 18 majetkov vo vymere
1,117 kat. jutar ornej zeme. z to-
ho je vidno, ako 1cinnej pracuje
pozemkovy urad a je nadej, ze
na slovenskom vychode bude sk6r
prikroeene k parcelacii.
- Vel'zupy ma slovensku majd
urcite ystupit' do zivota /. julom.
Zupne zariadenie bude predbezne
len ma Slovensku. v Cesku a ma
Morave budd sriadene neskorsie.
- Zlozvyk v Hontianskej zupe.
"Hontiansky Slovak' uverejnuje
vyzvanie tamojsieho zupana, kto-
ry vystriha obyvatel 'stvo cd zlo-
zvyku, tamojsom obyyatel 'stve
cd davna zakoreneho, vydaYat
14-16 rocne dievcata, nasledkom
coho upadilya l'udnatost' zupy,
lebo slaby organizmus potemkov
nevie odolat' nemociam vobec
Dispenzacie k takymto snatkom
zupan odopre.
- zupan dr.. Brezny o situacii
v sariS. 81. Vychod priniesol ma
sledovne o situacii Sarisi: Zupa
sariSska, ako skoro cisto sloyen-
ska zupa, je IA dobrej ceste zdar-
nej konsolidacie. Zivel slovensky
a eesky, pochopil spravne svoju
ulohu a vynasnazuje hsa vsemoz,
ne, ably intenzivnou kult1rnou pra
cou pozdvihnul doterajsiu uroven
tsarisskeho slovenskeho l'udu, kto
Try je vel mi vnimavy ma dobr1
vol'u vynahradit' to, co sa mu
pred tym rozlicnymi prostriedky
prekazalo. Uradnictvo zupy Sa
risskej ako ceske TAX islovenske
osvojilo 81 dostatocne slovencin,
a konstatujem, ze sa dneska ad
ministracia celej zupy vedie uz ,
Islovenskom jazyku.
- Go je kosiekymi vysolym
skolami? Prazsky dopisovatel' 81
Vychodu navstivil ministerstvt
Mar. osvety a tam dostal nasle
dovne informacie: Ministerstvt
kultu sleduje sice S vel 'kou pc
zornost 'ou vyvoj slovenskych sko
a stara sa to, aby skolska siet
menovite IA yychodnom Sloven
sku hola elm skorej doplnena, ali
10 podrohnych planoch nebolo do
|sial' este rozhodnute.
- Z1kon . xruseni magistrate,
na Sloveusku ako sdel'uje ISL
Politika", Dol vypracovany
predlo ozeny ministerskej rade n,
schvalenie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-24
LUMBERMEN IN
CITY OPTIMISTIC
Conditions Steadily lmprov-
ing, They Say

That conditions In the Lumbar In.
dustry are steadily improving waf
the belief expressed by "a party OF
Northwest iumbcrnen who wcrs
the guests Thursday night OF 20
attic iumbcrmen at the bungalow
cafe.
The party was shown tho plants
Of the Neftieton Lumber Co. and
the RtimAon Lumber Co. In the
morning. In the afternoon the men
discurued informally tho lumber
situation. while the women Of the
party were shown the scenic beau
ties OF the city.
six@ asd condition Of lumber cut
In this region and shipped 20 Mid
die West points was the principal
item Of discussion among the lun-
berncn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-24

onto the riEht-of.wny. In return for
this privilege Tommy watches at
night thru the ioophoies under the
caves and warns the railroad people
Of petty depredaiiona. Tho rough
and rude. hts home In not innanitsry
and the city which once threatened
him with eviction now leaves him
unmoirntesf.
-smis with xEie.- yale univcr.
nity." Oregon" and Hawaii" tat.
tered pennanta whorS hriiiiano1
might once have rraced the den Of
an erudite riobe-tros;er. lend an air
OF dignity 10 the exterior Across tho
door a rsnudry cardboard legend pro-
claims; - times broke lock. lost I
pr rubber boots. blankets. ra1ors.
4 siickcr coat
Now Tommy protects his rnearcr
possennions with an ingenious com
blnaiion that might battle EsAi;ic's
cl-y~r-st Jimmy artist.
You iik q dtsa place.
IT'S smile invited acquienc~nce AZ
he prifefuiiy displayed tho results u
his handlcraft
Home. cramp~f. dinry and hurn-
bic. n Is Tonmy'n home. Thousands
who roam the earth today would be
rich n they posmessed NJ much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-24
HOUSES
co BANKRUPT

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-Throe fan.
urca recorded yesterday were added
to the iengthoning list Of bankrupt
brokerage houses. one firm ~as ex.
PEELED from the curt market
Suspension of &. 3. Ruskay .
Co.. brokers. was announced at tho
consolidated stock exchange and at
tho same tins an involuntary petit
ton In bankruptcy ~as filed against
tho firm In tho United states district
court.
Due 90 The failure Of Rasmussen q
Co. 10 meet It's engagements the
New York curb market announced
suspension OF the company from
regular membership.
Tho third brokerage firm declared
bankrupt In that Of KArtos =
Burke. % which John Burke. former
treasurer Of the United States and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-24

University students and faculty. An
nddr~r by District Attorney Thomas
Revelle. a Washington mumnus.
viii be the principal feature. DIR.
Henry suzzaIlo. president Of ire
university. viii read from the
scriptures and Robert Mncfariane.
president OF the student body. will
preside
Community singing Of familiar
hymns. selections by tho rice club
quartet and special solo b.
Katherine Peterson viii DO the
musical numbers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-24

The tinie~t residence In thu
world. perhaps. n In S~stti. Its
interior dimensions arv 20 by ~
Inches. d contains . bcd. stow.
chair. table and supbosrd~
Every inch h uiiiised with an eye
10 convenience aud comfort n
weird hut artistic assortment OF
pictures ndorns the walls. II 10
w-asherproof and ample. says liz
owner.
over on the rniiroad rightof.wAy
south OF the union depot stands
ilnsy old vehicle. II Nigh, b. taken
FOR an abandoned Eypsy van By the
thousands who have sen II down
there below tho viaduct. " would
never be suspected as a human haiti
'ation. but such u is--fhr hnfnhis
abode of Tommy Bonori. IS. rwsi
den, Of Seattle for more than y
years.
In the paimy days Tommy had .
jso and regular pay. but are ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-24

rnlsfos,une laid heavy hands upon
him. To-Day no eken out a simple
existence doing odd jobs in the itai.
ian quarter
Years ago the antiquated rfg was
In tho delivery service Of tho J. w.
t'aies Paper company. but was sup
planted BY the more modern motor
truck. Tommy saw u and with tho
vision % Henry Ford ncnaei its
possibilities as 4 bnlwzrk against fut-
ure vicsasitud... lilo struck a bar.
gain. acquired title for sT.te. made
repairs and wheeled hir property out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-24
CREAM CLEARS A
STUfFED-UP HEAD
instantly Opens Every Air
pssssos-cissrs Throat Too.

n your nonsriis sre e,ogred ard
your head Is stuffed because OF nasty
catarrh or a cold. Apply a little pure.
nntlrsptic cream into your norsr!ia
II psne,rsser through every air pas
sage. soothing and healing swollen.
lnfiamrd membranes and you get In
slant relief.
! Try this. Oct . email bottle Of
f1y's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Your oioggrd nostrlis open rlght up:
your head II clear. no more hawking
or nnuffling. Count 30. All tho
wsuffins-a. dryn.~r. struggling foe
breath In gone. lou feel fina---Ad.
vcrtinement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-24

IA one OF tho brightest Jewels -
adorns our modern. economic
tern. But too often this indepe1<
ence n gained NJ the coet Of hs~A<
and the wage.earning woman ssfu6
giles through her duties. PRIV d
neryousnens. backache and despeHI
ency. Does not her infepend>1l
then become more Of burden u
a joy7 Lydia ". Pinkham's We
table Compound has helped me-
such women 10 regain their zeat
life. and win help many more,--A
vertlnemsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-24

three timcs governor of North pa
kota. WINS member.
An involuntary petition In bank
ruptcy was filed In United Slater
district court against James w. Ball
a Co. brokers. The petition alleges
liabilities 90 be $500 and assets
af0 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-24
University to Hold
Religious Assembly

A non reetafinn religious Assem-.
bly, will be held In Meany hall AZ
y. m. Sunday afternoon by the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-09
S esS
Carrying On wiz ath..'
American Legion IF.

Hundreds Of the small craft. that
were used to sweep the North sea
clear of mines during the war ARE to
be put on the scrap pile, navy order
states; - :,
) Ten dollars a month for each
months service, with 25 per cent ad-
ditional for overseas service, is,ito be
paid World war veterans of Maryland
by the state.
The veterans Of the "battle Of Wash
ington" during the World war are
being rapidly scattered. The latest
order transfers 1913 officers out of
the capital city.
~ e.
, Reorganization of wartime draft
boards to assist the Legion in finding
jobs for service men has been pro-
posed by DIR. John Grier Hibben. pres
ident Of Princeton university,
!, In a house-to-house canvass of Indi-
ana cities, Hoosier, Legionnaires inter-
viewed 10000 former service men and
women and listed 1900 cases Involving
disability, compensation and lost Lib
erty bonds.
William Strother, Houston, Tex,
World war veteran soiourning in A. 2.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-09
4 SHOP HERE.
=. FIRST [ ) |
So he a -. -, rs. s-4.s
See eeograpkleafi Grange

+ A variety Of corn grainsswasafound
in the mortuary urns of prehistoric
graves, unearthed in, Tennessee. The
only other cereal Of its kind, occurs in
the West Indies. This is taken by the
bureau of ethnology as proof Of in
accommodation between the ancient
peoples Of North America and those
islands, if not evidence that within
the time of man the West indies were a
continuous part of the MATHEMATICIAN
mainland. AS the locality in which
these graves have been found becomes
more fully searched, it is possible that
other sustaining evidence in this con-
nection will be ;found:-Scientific
American.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-09
NJ 's..a0A-ts- =. = re AI-A-[ ~ I ,Rst-
Beautiful "Diamond Beetle"

One Of the most beautiful Of all ,in--
sects is the diamond beetle" of Bra
I'll. According to the recent investi-
cations Of an American 1,aturalist,w who
has lately visited that country, the
sparkling colors of this beetle, which
blazes with extraordinary brilliance in
the sunshine, originate in an entirely
different way from, the hues Of butter
flies. The scales of, the, diamond
beetle appear to consist Of two layers.
separated by an exceedingly thin in"
terspace, and the light falling upon
them experiences the effect of inter-
ference, so that the resulting colors cor,
respond with those of thin plates or OF
the soap bubble. ~, ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-09
CHAIR FOR THE 0MMANDER
Elaborate Reed Piece, Gift to Mac.
Nider, From the Department
Of the Philippines. :.

"A chair of woven reeds that will
sustain the weight of half a dozen men
now ornaments the office of Com
Mander Hanford MacNider Of the
American Legion, as gift from the
Department of the Philippines. It is
modelled on the throne of a Moro
chieftain. :, & e 4
Though the chair never felt a
painters brush, it is built up in a
bright color, scheme that is the gift
of;tbe sun itself. Split bamboo and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-09

Moran, the countys seat IS Rev H., g.
Scoggins, truck driver. Methodist
minister and former buck private of
infantry, He was "a corporal once,
but like, the immortal Mtivaney,. he
was "rejuced." Under, his leading the
Moran post has diinehbership IN the
county so per cent Of; 'pbssible."@a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-09

EDSk,tl<'s t>uls&sONSTCu
which scVntrll,,i.
ted no commits
stoned officer to
the World war,
no t even a
"shavetail." The
highest ranking
ex-soldier In the
county is a for
mer sergeant of
ordnance. T..
J 'TAess command.
Ter 'of' sthe, local
r-As H.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-09

The Legion's campaign for jobless
soldiers was aided materially by De-
troit (Mich.) court Judge who, finding
all jury panels exhausted directed
that unemployed eN-soldiers be OBJ
tained for jury service at ST Il day. .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-09
MINISTER IS POST LEADER
Rev. 81. G. Scoggins, Former Buck
~ Private, Heads Strong American
'le,~ Legion Organization.

"A Texas county somewhat larger
than the state of. Rhode Islanu has
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-09

+. scenes in Paris, France, wants to
climb Eiffel tower. a feat never vet &C:
complished, for the benefit of French
veterans organization.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-15
Does Not Expect
Death Penalty

Edmund d. Bigham. under death
sentence for the murder Of his broth
cr, l.. Smiley Bigham, does not ex
pect to die in the electric chair and
still believes he will be freed. he told
the prison officials YESTERDAY II
never expect to go to the chair"
Bigham declared.
The condemned man lost much OF
his spirit when he was denied a new
trial at Florence last week He left
the pcnitentiary to make the trip
confident that he would be given an
other trial, telling pcnitentiary of
ficials that he was certain to get an
other chance"
Judge Shipp refused Bigham new
trial-however, and his attorneys are
appealing to the supreme court from
the ruling of the circuit Judge.
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!
COLONEL WHARTON

Laurens, June 14.-Col. John H
Wharton, one of the most prominent
men of the county and widely known
over the state as legislator and rail-
road commissioner, died today at his
home at Waterloo, Laurens county
The funeral will be held at his home
tomorrow afternoon.
Colonel Wharton had been i'll for
more than a year, having suffered a
breakdown followed by paralysis. He
was ID years of age and was native
of the countyl
He probably held the record in this
state for length Of tenure in public
office. He at first was a county
commissioner and at different times
represented the county in both
branches Of the general assembly. He
was clerk Of court for two terms and
railroad commissioner for one term,
in all covering a period Of more than
40 years, though he was not in office
continuously during this time. For
sbout so years he was superintendent
Of the Sunday school of the Baptist
church at his home town and was very
active in all church work, being espec-
tally prominent in the Sunday school
and Laurens Baptist associational
meetings. His wife was Miss Har-
ris Of Laurens county. He is survived
by one son, w. Carl Wharton, and
several daughters.
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Big Boxing Match
Saturday Night

Union fans will have the opportun-
ity Saturday night, June 18th, at 8
o'clock at the City Park of seeing one
of the best sporting cards ever offered
in Union, when Battling Brooks Of
Spartanburg goes into the ring with
Minor Harris of Co. "E", Union.
Brooks is known as one of the champs
Of the South. Harris. our champ, has
a good driving punch and is in good
shape to meet his opponent.
Before the Harris-Brooks bout there
will be good preliminary when Tiger
Cole of Co. "E" meets Kid Vaughan
of the Spartanburg National Guard.
Cole is welter weight and brought
home the bacon from Greers for Co.
"E" and much is expected from him
Saturday night.
The park has been wlred up for this
contest and there will be music by the
Union string band.
This is company contest and as
Co. "E" has cleaned up all corners in
all contests the Spartanburg company
is trying to beat us before the coming
encampment.
Don't forget and be at the City Park
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock if you
want to see real fight.
Capt. w. S. Fore,
Manager.
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Serious Charge Against Negro

McBee, June 14.-Late Saturday
afternoon lone white woman travel
ing the Washington-Atlanta highway,
when seven miles north of McBee,
was attacked by negro man who
dragged her 60 yards into the brush
and attempted to assault her. The
woman broke away and the negro,
frightened by her screams, ran. The
woman claims to be from Ashcville,
n. G. A negro, James Shannon, for
merly of Lugoff, was arrested by Ru-
ral Policeman Tiller at the place of
X. G. Johnson, four miles north uf
McBee. late Monday evening and
lodged in the Jail at Chesterfield.
That night the negro was identified
by the woman as her asSailant and
also by tracks and shoes