davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
PARCEL POST

Not- A-rwori pa.' -srs ei' rns',-- =,
AnTsnis. Ais1 Nnc'ufrg rfriml AfFftrissi
fKshul Ascension, B-~hufrs'a0d fD1rshl. ns-
rsn C0ngO fkafanra Prlfircr oriTl. Brush Co.
ra Affica fNYaVf'lrf pr0'e'f0rifel nrf'ilt Trfia.
British scmallrf. Csrofrcrs fnrfiifl. Co.'S
vsris isanis cr'isr. Cyprus. Fvs, Eur,ii1
sudan. ftnlsnf il,snf, frsnsh iriis fspsfsr,
.dfrssssil Gsnbis Goa Coast Colony. Ksrya as
tsanda. Ahr1n. Ma-aD lchnsl Msfs'ra. Ms't.
Naurifius Mft 30 rrrIa. tfw Nahrlfef IlnfIlffH
fhe Banks anf Torres ls'rrffl Ni-arif Nyfoi'sri
Pf0fcf0rl's Palestine rrufl. Persia Prrurlrss
frdia pof'urie1s r'mrr n1ruri4as West A,rsl.
Ru.sis 4 FI'ope ietesft i'lrsfal Russia N Aft
fsr-rpf rirtssfsnl, 81. He'sna. SAINTS crv ffir-s.
SoYcheii-s ekra LTrrs. smyrna. Tsnfslriks rsr-
riforY. Titsf Tosolsnd iprfisti fnf Zsrfhsf
No'e F-PUe' ros' nails VI Frarrs T. A.,
srni camfro1rs corsra DafonrT. French Grirsa.
French esfsh'Ishmfnfs IN fndis. Frsnch irfo Chfra
AMMAN. Candida. C0rhiI .Chira fa01 anf IT,.
kri. Frsneh ra-trfoes N Chirs. fffnsh sons.
iNsnd French sudan frur~g Senegal Nigc ari
rpp-r vo''sl Cabs fvory Coast, Msdsssseag sni
dsp~rd-n-ss fHsfsgecsr Sc Nsrls A. N.As-
g,scsr. No-str. c0r5oro isisnfs. Nsyosts. cts.
C0moro Aniouin ard Mof~'O. Nsvrfsnis, Ni1is
iFrsrchl C0nro Monaco Mlro-ro frrorrf spsnishl,
Nsw casiorii ird dspsnf'n-ss MGR rsrt,cry.
P~u1iJn serezii. TosDani ffrerehl, syris,
frrsrchl. fnTrrh. nsmasrgs. Acryo nnf hs
w'rem ,ni rs.'efn zors). rlnh. rufkJ Goa
eiarffr0rfs art rrlFfl.
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Coastwise

AOdolWlSC
BALTIMORE FROM NEW YORK
Weds. CF). sAts Cd. Clyde Line
CHARLESTON
FROM hGu YORK
Tue. fPF), Thurs (PF). sats CPD. Clyde
GALVESTON FROM sfw roak
tues (F). Thurs. tF). sat 90
Southern Pselne co.
Galveston ~
wednesdays PFJ, Saturdays V)
Mallory Lie
JACKSONVILLE
FROM NEW YORK
Tues OPP. Thurs (PF). satAPF). CLYDE
KEY WEST
from new YORK
wednesdays tPF) Mallory Lac
LOS ANGELES HARBOR. San Fran
cisco, Portland. Seattle, Tacoma
Faos NEW YORK
June 2e-oRIEsr CR) Williams 8. & cs.
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fr-'and "a cuss,nfFn f0sts' orIr'rss rii' -
'prrfi''y sffrsied ~ fispsra ty MS b.. IA
plymoaih sni Chsfh0urs i'io ps,,s o's' nails -
Ir-.tn1 r = President yin Burn, ~ ni
supp 70 % p n
rirogr. A'fri s1f Wee Af's rrtrf nus, -
sr>c,liy tfi-v-i - fsptirh b. r-is -.
us P'ynogh srf cheroprg. 80 psrvi-rr-,
malls - G'rai Rr'sin. FFin-s irf ~ o0gr,rs
menrocef N N''rs a" trf ''B'' h-'0F. -
Piysoith srf cter'oiv ~ p.rosi-pos' rails ~
Germany Austria cr~'ho-s.'Ttrt. Hlrr0 sni
sw's-iani. va Hamburg. s. e M1rFoia. II
m mpp - m
Germany specially sfir-sSi on'yl. Va B-m-s.
S Yorrk % RI
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suPPtfnfnranY WI

A. - rol' o~o~-D~-'- rfs'sF. rr1ri''1s
Aris.ss must he fsra.ifsi Do ~ foo mtr-i
I-'isu for 'orsirn orsrfres" m tsnf~i in - 30
npplfnerfify NAM girlOF A. - For~i1
siifio1 Flpp.smsrfsIy ual ri1-ri bar A. p'f
itrf uan ns apg rrfnfiy efGrf uns ihoF1
,s1s. sre,p' nn up9snfsiiv m'ib ''f bi''-
ran eousfrs, "a - Csrfni Amfret. sN, "a
Cfs'obal c.ols 90 hour lltfr
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
FOREIGN MAILS


F-r-ir, rsls sil e.o-s ffonS,J r. nm'
rnsf h ifs iiyn rns rfnsv n Ynr-fif'sf-'
i-fier, naeiuflns pssi eiffs s1i e1mmsfiii pfpe'
pard in tlfifsf dr0ps'D usy ~ mHei 4" -
Ce1ra posf Oros snd Cy nin sisroo 80
ronnef eih sesmsr 0rinsy prins. "mpi''.
pirrsi-p,s' sriri,s ,ri fsrtssf srieiss e1-'
20, hoIs stfisf. srgp' nat rsrsiersf s0iel''
haze n te mailed h>sssen q m. a'i y ~
AZ NJ Toftifn sisiion fc5rn'f = Morton 80
West srrs'sl fofrtrn msl eio-s' hsf 'n h'pf l''.'
than a. Csnsrsi ros Ofo- ald ciy Han ri.loa.
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Thursdsy

Ir-'snf - o'is-rrgsn Irnfr o9irirrs mt -
sn-ri,fT ai'--.sf '-r dispatch BY 'ts -. "a
Livsroci. nf, pirse pfs' mats ~ fs'frf = =
s~yfhiA sa m surp go e n
f','y fp,rrsl gasf mails trf s1srii'y affre~sd
oorr.spoudsnorl rl. Nap's- s. g Amsries. . q r.
spsla iso.ss'iy tdlrsa-i orlJl. va cam anf
Barr rns. siso piror'-p-f m,is - spsin. ctra7
isisrtt csg'a M-us sri Tmgsf in MFcaro.
& trlrf1 fore7 . 20 "a
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

Yu-aisn srd Cen po,hs fcrhs ~ o'f~ rsrs
sfefi-, nnsf o. rfslliiT aff-stfef flr fif1ffrl
by ihis -. VA Htrin1 PrrETt1. vera crif
ard Tsmpio0. ait0 r1rr. f'1f mails 20 ffs N-ri.
esr states - rsrrarfe cf'fcaf Cue7rr'. Hi-
Vera cruz snf iscafsn. q r. hlrro cis''s, ~
raun Hsff snf Coral fr'fsr nafs = FfT-i.
sffsssei ~ t.srtfeh ty ffis 80. va Cfns
Hs,n C1raisss p1rf Az prnfe. AIr caves lac
r1si cufatso fuaff0 caheil. IA OlaYri GUIANA.
Psnps'sr Csrioan1 ara payamariho 40 ptr,s'.
pos' nails ,or Dutch Guiana. 8. q Prirs ffsf-i<
Hendrix. - m
P--nsm61-, r,-,hvhs. Ni's'. c,h~ssHo snt
ceara f0rter psrs n r-srii r-IT' - sr~-is'T -
frafssf ~ 4 rnff~r fr ffif = ~. - p--rf~-
hucn Cafeic'l0 Nifa arf cefrs frerfrrrrf nal
ciosas p m IurG e0l hv uii fl Nrrlt. Va
and thence by g. s Mthael ? m.
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6uoooTtan Shipping Co., Inc.

csrosdwsy. N.Y. Broad 6ibl
nI.; ii2 W. Adams 81. Rand oSle
\ Or; soe Carondelet BIZ. Main e+S
Ptls. lrter'l Fr't'g Corp.
s,t.: Terminal Shipping Co.
S.r.olk: HarrisS. Msgill d Cs, Inc
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TRANs.PAcIFrc MAILS

I'd ',,,, ~ IA. Pc, ors sis,iss' s'w Tsrs' .
u ;ii,@.ii y" :, "a Sac r-,ne..o y,gi Ja.. ~
chlni S,,h,rs'. ~ ist;, ,.,e.r. So sg.',,., ,
e, S,. 3 EnS,ss S ps,; pS,c.5ii,. ' .9a'l :I ''
,.isi = San. = ; rscrs, Mari Isn. 3
rahih. Ma,qlsN cot Islanfs Nfs Deaitnt
ri. 81 A..'i r., so.y - $40, ss O.. sSS'. Sos T..
isnd snd Australia, $. TaMii, JOY
japan, corss. chiaa. s,eria frnra isf,.
srd iPhrppin. ffant. va sesti's "a, rss--l-
pa mats ~ fapsn. Co.'s. c1Ira, SIAN Irsr.I
inds China srd STRAITS sg0lemenis. =. = Pss<
.0riinav funr,giser-il i.iisr mailed W = 3
IN ne overland frapsit rslrh sea,tis N ums -
connerfion with ne steamer uf1fionrf
.AD ss..'i q a' d. l1essH5 sss aes,,,' s',,
,Rss,.,sr-d ne .r.isiss g,y .. n.r,s uD .ip n.
49, rnf ,sss 49,. . r' n - h. ciy TAI s,s,se' ~
nails sehsiuisf q ,ose . senasy r.sstsset 49,
s',, must y maiiei nos later than u "eioes "a
No,s1rnss. o.h-rwi,e. ,dar-s.,A van for Au..
,sia !shis Irends, s n, ',r. ill.,, 80 g.'s-,
Gilbert and Eliice isfnds. Nsuu Island snd se1f
mn Lsads . 'oiNudsd VA ne rsdne rue,
..,g, s., ,.u 0',,, y...., s, ~ ~ .: '" =.
Tsrrish N ihe chin.s. Profinss - YBnnfn. q
forwsrdsd via Bdfish iniia. ths quict~' rruis
Azw FOREIGN MAIL REGULATIONS
Polana Parcsi Pcst-Erecflse tuiy !. 1924. &C
rillf0ms iartfafi0rs lfurm 11fil urst - 80
ss..d TO y.s .ssA S Pa's & ~ p,-aSs .-s,, an r.
lssnsrai ierifs Elfh a. "merrhan1lsg" Or fanf
ples'' will ansse~l stating NJ lfual coriasit
value Ard dfsrriptlon ~ The parcel uell a. ~
nsn.e ard s.idrsss q he sddffssee
Labuas Pared Post-Erefi.s June .,. 1874
parrel-r.nst rzfkaess addcos.~t ~ fiis-y I
isbnsn wiii - dispaf-hed "a Hcrrt,rr ssh
% 4 transit rhaTe n - crnfs in sfiflon %
reggllr polAgg ef y ecnn D p0n.d " nEtioi
hsrvof.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL
AMERICA, WEST INDIES. ETC.
To-day

rirs If,ri s-f D1nr'f- nsrit1-. "a rg-s,
ftirt M--'s ctrsa. Pisro pian stn-t'f "a
Rouiri. san Pedro ~ M'rrors, San p'riins'
c'y A1u. ini Bafttooi = HeiS p m
Grenada S. yir0sri Trinidad. c'lfif Bo'i'u
a-f Guisr, IA Grsrffs Trriiii AZ G~ss,-
iear. s 4 Mtiura sa nj
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Tomorrow

P.rrirhuro. psrihgth S,'si. cih.ssi, ri
cs,ra fo,h-r r,rs n Brir1 m1f' - s-t,l'T ~
dr,ssei f,r diipi'ch ~ 'h's 3 50. "a Per,n-
huro cst~is.o. Ssih snd csarA g. r MeheL
~ ~
Bsrnu.,. "a Hinr'or. g q rs-, o.o-r. ~
Jsm,'c,. csrsi zons. rtrtms sf'vsf7r fpTir's.
s,-l. N-irrn fereeDf Eu' coapl. Anspa's
cf'y. chc's,er, fIso p-f-'s o.. p, Ntesorns.
T,ricisslpa sni Tgeiflrl 'n HlrfIris c77r1biL
E.7idrr Psri fsrrp' flui'osl R''int a. cnils
io,her ps-s - Har.gfu tHf lf'fsf nal - st-
rafor must - sp~,-,~y s1frss~i - fispsf-h -
,h,s g 81 VA Kirntrr frr0hh cfrtF,oa
strtrins sri Santa Nara. 8 Z. MfAgu N
suro IA
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addresses and Telephone Numbers

,lephOne Numbers
Lloyd Royal Beige, St. Anonyme
ioPearl ST, MY. Bowling G'n $500
Lloyd Sabaudo
See Furness, Witty & Co. p. Arts.
Lord & Head Lines a. M. N.Y.
Broadway. N. Y.
Per. B's G'n $500: Frt. whIteTl 2oeo
Mallory Steamship Company
Pier sc. n. r.. NY. Canal 5000.
Mallory Transport Lines Inc.
IL Broadway. Ny. Big G'n $500.
Moore & Mccormack Co., Inc.
Commercial Steamship Lines.
sBwsy, 3 Ny. Bowling GIN 2ss5.
Munson Steamship Lines
81 Wall ST.. n. Y. BIZ G'n s3ee.
Nawsco Lines
Nsrth Atlantic & Western s. 8. Co.
Elder Steel Steamship So.
l5 Moore ST. ". Y. BIZ GIN 7735.
50Brosd ST.. Ny. Broad 1920.
136 SO 4th ST.. Phila. Lombard s7s1
Ill Summer St.. Boston. Beach slSt.
N. Y. & Porto Rico S. S. Co.
25B'way, n. Y. Bowlg G'n s5ss.
Norton, Lilly & Co.
American 4 Msnehurian Line
American 4 Indian Line
American e. Australian Line
American & African Line
Amer, Mediter. & Levant Line
Atlantic Gulf-Far East Line
Ellerman 4 Bucknsll S. S. Co.. Ltd.
Isthmisn Steamship Line
Norton Line
Panama Far East Line
Sec. Gen. Tpts.. Maritime Vapsur
2s Beaver St., ~. Y. Broad 1909.
Norwegian-America Line
Nsrwegian-Amer. Line Ag'cy, Inc.
sRridge ST., NY. bg Gn 651o
Oriental Navigation Co.
Brosdwsy,N NY. whitehall o7ss
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
loHanover So, NY.
Bowling Green 1850
Page & Jones
Mobile, Ala.
W Z. Hedger-Jenks Co., Inc, Agts.
% Beaver St., y. Y. Broad Sos5
Panama Line
"a State ST., n. Y. B'g G'n $3.50
Prince Line
See Eurnsss, Witty 4 Co.
Quebec S. S. Co.
See Furness. Withy 4 Cs.
Red D Line
Bliss, Dallett & Co.. Gen. MErs.
81 Wall ST., n. Y. Hanover l001s
Red Star Line q. M. M
/ Broadway, n. Y.
Pgr.B'g G'n $500; Fgt. Whits1 2oss
Rogers & Webb GU. S. S. b.
10 State ST.. Bost., Mass. Mn. +ts7
Sanderson & Son
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Cs.
~ Broadway, n. Y. Bread 1850
Scandinavian American Line
q Whitehall St.. y. Y. Be G'n 724s
Sgitcovich Lines
S. Sgitcovich Co.,
Cotton Exchange, Galveston, Tex.
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line.
les B'wsy, N. Y. Csrtlanst <sss.
S. O. Stray Steamship Corp.
IL Moore St., n. Y.
Bowling Green $3.50.
Struthers & Barry GUS. Gov.Ships)
l12 Market St., San Francisco, Cal.
Susquehanna Steamship Co., Inc.
"a Stone St.. n. Y. S'g G'n 1858.
Three Star Line (Affreteurs Reuni')
2s Bridge St., N. Y. Big G'n 2llo.
wesenberg L Co. Phila. Agts.
NJ. (. Kienappsl. Agts., Chicago, Ill.
Trinidad Line
See Furness. Witty 4 Co.
United American Lines, Inc, U.A.L.
Managing Agents
American Hawaiian S. S. Co.
American Ship e. Commerce Corp.
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International Mercantile Marine

American Line
White Star Line
Atlantic Transport Line
Red Star Line
tsyltnd Line
Lord & Head Lines
White Star Dominion .dns
Broadway, n. Y.
Pr. B'g G'n $500; FEt, White1 2oso.
Ic South Ia Sale ST.. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

lisa" o.
lssde,r Hawaiian .,5 $50, 5. 5; Go; so,
- srs,dviy,N'Y' whitehall 1920
as.de,n Lin. q. M. N.Y.
,sraavsy, Ny. ,,.,,oo..
,.,ie,n Ship & Commerce Corp
"r.a.d American Lines. Man'g Agt.
y rSrssdwly. n. y. Whitehall io2O'
la.,ss Fruit Co. u.,..,,, ..o.
',;S,tssry PIN. Y. whitehall osos'
la,de Transport Line u. M. NJ
,srad~sy, n Y. ,,.,,oo..
B'n G'n $500; FEs' "A'''' |0'''
h,ou, Daniel, Agent
rs,r.psnpster 4 Co. Ltd.
sBuv.r St.. NY. Broad <soS.
.S.r s. S. Lines, Inc.
rs....ry Pl.. y. Y. whitehall 1904
B.Ifian Line
| BLek Diamond Steamship Corp.
xY.1EIeh. Fl. Rect. lsS2-2ei7-i''
v.g,s.lphia. Baltimore, Chicago
Detroit, Boston. Norfolk
l,,g 4 Co., A. H., Agents
nWu,st. NY. Bowling G.. 2sN
|thS. Steamship Company
prss. Mr., NY. Canal 3eoe
pCu, y. r., NY. (For'n ssrvieO
cssyoHtan Shipping Co., Inc.
| csro,dway, NY. Broad 5lbl
nl.: ii2 ". Adams 81. Rand 1919
\ Or; soa Carondelet Big. Main e<s
p,g,; Irterl Fr't'g Corp.
Eat: Terminal Shipping Co.
S.rsolk: Harriss. Msgill 4 Co, Inc
crn,d-Anehor Lines
Is Broadway, NY. BE- G'n $500
R ciorgio Fruit Corporation
| asrusdway, Ny. BIZ G n 7'0s
Dollar Line
Il Moore St.. N. Y. B'g Ga COLL
Herman, Wilson Line, N. T., Inc
El.rmsn's Wilson Line
E.lerman's Phoenix Line.
Wlson-Furnes Line
Amer. Mediterranean Levsnt Line
Is Broadway, n. Y. Broad ol1s
.1pOrt Steamship Corporation
Is Broadway, NY. BOvlr G'n S6+0
rench Line
comparnIe Generate Trsnslantiaus
10 STATE St., NY. Be G'n 76Os
'urn.n, Witty & Co., Ltd.
Furness Lines
Furness Bermuda Line
- Whitehall St. N. Y. Be On 1900
,.neraI Navigation Co.
II Broadway, N. Y. Big Ga s<zs
race Line, Inc.
10 Hanover 50, N. Y. BE- Ga tsss'
H,ri,s, Magin & Co., Inc.
uMoors St, n. Y. Big G'n sSsl.
umacn & Co., R. P.
as.avsr St.. N. Y. Bread 17sa
lsperial Navigation Company
pcortlsnds St., NY. Rector 1888.
L.. {. Lines (U. S. s. b.
International Freighting Corporation
NY. a Whitehall st. Be G'n 1899
Ftla. lafayette Bldg. Lombard s6Ss
International Mercantile Marine
American Line
White Star Line
Atlantic Transport Line
Red Star Line
Lsylsnd Line
Lord 4 Head Lines
White Star Dominion .'dns
Broadway, n. Y.
Pr. B'g G'n $500; Fgt, White1 2oso.
VIC South Ia Salls ST.. Chicago.
lsthnian Steamship Lines
Pseihe Coast Serv.. Traffic Dept.
" cortlandt st, N. Y. Rector 1896
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rrS. Steamship Company

p,rssN. NY. Canal 36oe
1ru,N. r., n. Y. (For'n Ssrvieo
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
,,u6 Co.. A. H., Agents

nWu, ST.. NY. Bowling G'H zsss
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
sl,ek Diamond Steamship Corp.

yyrL1eh. Fl. Rect. iss2-2el7-lh'
p,g.d.lphia. Baltimore Chieago'
Detroit, Boston. Norfolk
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Sailing Dates Listed phabeticaIIy According to

Los Angeles Harbor San Francisco
Seattle
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rr,,rd.Anehor Lines

Crr,rd. Anchor Lines
Is Broadway, n. Y. B'g G'n $500
N Ciorgio Fruit Corporation
gsroadway, N. Y. BE Gn 7'0S
Dollar Line
Il Moore ST., N. Y. B'g Ga COLL
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

PT. TARlfA
IRON NV YORK
June - t--OLENnOLA % Ailanuc FfaN
PUERTO COLOMBIA. Colombia-Also
see Kingston
FROM sTw YORK
Jun- 1o-BARAcoA tFM) clyde Line
QuEENsT0WS, riymoath, Cherbourg'
Bremen
FROM sE~ YORK
July t--PREsfpEST TAFT pFA)
United states Lines
RIO DE JANEIRo. Monteyideo, Busno'
Ayres-Also see Para, Pernambueo
FROM nGw YORK
June sf--PAS AMERICA fPFRM) Vhs.h
Munson steamship Lines
July t--W'N WORLD pFRMI 4. :. y ~
Munson sfeamship Lines
July f.-sN cross tpFRMl L. =. ,. -
MunfQn steamship Lines
Aug. AMERICAN LEGION IFhND
Muns0n steamship Lines
Rio De Janeiro. Monieyideo, Buenos
Ayrcs
FROM srw YORK
July it-FESTRfepfRN lLamport noit
July ;s-NAsARt rFhM) Lampofi = hot
Rio dc .Janeiro. Santos. Montevideo'
Buenos Ayres
FROM NEW YORK
July i-BONHEUR % Jamport no"
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lthnian Steamship Lines

l''hnian Steamship Lines
Pseihe Coast Serv.. Traffic Dept.
u c0rtlandt St., ~. Y. Rector 1896
herr Steamship Co., Inc.
Kerr Bldg, ~ Beaver St, N. Y.
Broad 500. Branch ofhces: Chi
ag0. Philadelphia.
klepps Lines
sceADned Services Of The North
.sd SoLth Line. Inc. and Kleppe
Hssr. Ine.). His Moore St. N. I.
ssvling Green $780,
lsnport & Holt Lines
" Broadway. N. Y. Broad 1921.
taheastian Steamship Co., Ltd.
H-iS Moore St. NY. BIZ G'n 1884
t.yiaad Lin. q. M. MI
! Broadway, n. Y.
~. s'g G'n 5000; Fst. whit1 2oso.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-01
I. w. w. ARRESTED
MAKES THREATS.
IS DECLARATION

Fessenden, N. D., Sept. &c. f.
Johnson, who stated that he is an
I. W W. organizer, was arrested at
Harvey and is now held here on a
charge Of threatening an officer and
of extortion Fred Fcrrin, arrested
on the same charge, was dismissed
at a preliminary hearing this morn
ing, but Johnson's case was contiru-
ed for week on his own request
until he can consult with an attorney
in Chicago. Johnson maintains that
he was on his way to Fargo to turn
in his papers.
When arrested Johnson had a
small botte Of chloroform in his poe
ket.
1t is charged that johnson threat
ened to "get" two policemen at Har-
vey who made search of five men
in the railroad yards at Harvey last
Saturday evening which resulted in
shooting match between one of the
FIVE and the two officers. No one
was injured and the man who did the
shooting got away. 1t is also charG-
ed that Johnson, after collecting S"
each from two young farm hands
from Graceville, Minn., for member
ship fees in the l. W. W. organiza-
tion, ran across the two again about
two weeks later and attempted to
collect another fee for stamps"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-01
lay IN COAL,
ADVICE GIVEN
Governor Urges Purchase of
Few Tons of Ignite

People of the state were urged by
Governor r. A. Nestos in state
ment today to lay in at least par
tial supply of coal as quickly as pos
sible. He said:
"The Coal Operators Conference
just held in Bismarck emphasized
the Importance of every family or
dering at least few tons Of Ignite
coal now. After attending series
of fuel conferences, am convinced
that this is absolutely necessary. l
fear that many people fail to realize
how serious this coal shortage may
become, and that if they delay order
ing coal until late in the fall, they
may be disappointed, and their fam
lily suffer.
"There ought to be orders sent in
from every town in the state Of from
five to ten cars inside of the next
week so that every mine may be kept
busy now when it is easy to load and
ship. +
THE coal operators have assured
US fair and reasonable price on
Ignite cosl, and the citizenship OF
North Dakota ought to show their
appreciation by placing orders now
for what they need at least until
Christmas"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-01
BILL "a
HAS VOTES TO
OVERRIDE VETO
Goes to Conference Where De.
bate Is to Be Limited
Strictly
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, Sept. 1.-Approved by
the senate AZ to %, the soldiers
bonus bill was sent back to the
house today, which passed it last
March by an even greater majority.
House leaders planned to send the
measure to conference today under
a special rule which would limit de-
bate sharply.
Senate and house conferees will
be the same as those on the tariff
measure, but since there are few
points of difference between the two
houses on the bonus, the managers
are expected to lay aside the tariff
long enough to frame a report on
the compensation measure. With
favorable action on this report by
congress the bill would be ready for
the president.
Both friends and foes of the bon
US claimed to find satisfaction in
the senate lineup. Foes pointed out
that this showed 33 senators against
the bonus, or enough to prevent
passage over the presidents veto,
should he disapprove it as they con-
fidcntly expect he will. On the other
hand friends pointed to the fact that
the number of -enators supporting
the bonus on the roll call yesterday
exceeded by one the necessary two
thirds majority of those present and
voting to override a veto.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-01
SQUAD
SLOWLY PIERCE
STONE BARRIER
Will Be Next Week Before
Passage to AZ Entombed
Miners is Opened

Jackson, CAL, Sept. 1.-Fear that
rescue crews will pierce the depths
of the Argonaut mine too late to save
AZ entombed miners was growing this
morning on the fifth day of the nerve
racking task of tunncling through
several hundred feet of rock and
earth.
Rescue workers arc burrowing
around in about fifty feet Of solid vir-
gin soil in an effort to strike drift
which would be comparatively easy
to excavate. Beyond The drift is the
final barrier--a 29-foot wall Of rock.
Officials agree that the Argonaut
workings cannot be penetrated before
next week.
The fire in the Argonaut shaft
which originally imprisoned the min
ers is said to be practically out.
Huge timbers, saturated with oil, are
still smouldering and the heat be-
low the $500 foot level is still in
tense. The boring operations to open
a tunnel to the miners are in pro-
gress from the, Kennedy shaft ad-
joining.
The number of >>ntombed men was
finally fixed at Al when mine officials
today made public a corrected list,
supplementing an earlier one which
contained 43 names.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-01
WITNESS SAYS
SHE WASPAID
TO STAY AWAY

Martha Bryan who was before
Police Magistrate w. c. eastman
yesterday evening on a charge of
selling liquor was bound over to
the district court.
When the case was brought up for
hearing last spring, the case was
dismissed because of the disappear
arce of witness, Theresa White,
at that time. Recently the White girl
returned to the city. States Attor-
ney McCurdy re-arrested Mrs. Bryan
upon the return of the witness who
made the following affidavit:
Theresa White being duly sworn
says that when Martha Bryan was
arrested last spring, Leon Bryan and
his father, Willis Bryan promised
her dollar day to stay away and
not be called as witness. They todk
me to H. Motifs place where l stay8
ed for two weeks and then stayed
hidden for one week at Leon Bryan's
place. After the case was dismissed
I came back and tried to collect the
dollar day and they refused to
pay"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-01
ANTHRACITE
SETTLEMENT
IS PREDICTED
Operators Will Meet Saturday
in Attempt to Secure
Definite Decision

Philadelphia, Sept Develop
ments in the anthracite coal tieup oc-
casioned renewed optimism for an
early settlement of the dispute that
has continued $4,000 mine workers
In idleness for five full months.
While efforts of none of the media
tors to bring the two factions togeth-
er in new conference has been sue
cessful, much Importance was at
tached to the statement issued by the
operators last night that they will
yield on the wage controversy If
impelled by public mandate"
Significance also was placed on the
by the operators that
they will meet again on Saturday.
BY many this was taken to mean
that their attitude will be sufficiently
modified to warrant the resumption
of conferences with the leaders of
the mine workers some time next
week, making possible a complcten
adjustment of their differences by the
end Of tho week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-01
WILTON PLANS
FOR
CELEBRATION
Full Day Planned Monday in
Annual Celebration of
Labor Day There

Wilton, N. d., Sept. Final ar
rangements have been made for the
Labor Day celebration which will be
held in Wilton Monday, September
4, uder the auspices Of Local Union
No, 1903, United Mine Workers of
America.
Big delegation from the crafts
men of Bismarck and Mandan will
also be in attendance and join the
local people in celebrating the an
nual event.
At 10 a. m. the industrial parade
will be staged through the streets
of Wilton. It is estimated that 300
local men will be in line of march
supplemented by 200 representatives
from Bismarck and Mandan. The
Wilton Concert band will head the
parade, with Geo. Coles, president
Of the local union, Marshal-of-the-
Day.
Immediately following the parade
a speaking program will be held on
the bowery platform just west of
the Woodman hall. In case Of in
clement weather, Grand theater will
be used. Addresses will be delivered
by William LANCER, former attor-
ney general; B. F. Baker, Glenburn,
for governor on the Nom
partisan ticket at the recent primar-
les; Frank .Milholland, chairman
Board of Railroad Commissioners.
Mayor Chas. w. Howe will preside
at this meeting.
A program of sports will be car
r;ed out during the afternoon, b.
ginning at l o'clock at the base
ball diamond.
Following a base ball game be-
tween Wilton and some strong
team yet to be selected, the small
sport contests will be transferred
to Wilton, where races for old and
young, big and little, fat and thin,
will be staged. Generous prizes
have been offered for all these
events and a merry time is assured,