davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21
gDrr bur rds County.

2ekte @o6e, l1nte rNabmen Mitz
glteber 6eS u@alf nnb Eig Clubs" nnz
ter Nnfli6t beS Gonntp Ngenten eine
Eour our6 bas Gollntp llno befi@tigz
ten BEL bieler @elegenbeit et11e gauge
Nn5abl 5ar1l1eru Ste IN benz Nuf iteben
Nemfter Gar11en 3l1 ietrt. .Sn Cotton
ipoo0 beiu9ten fife ste Sobn 9dngel
llnb @enrp 5detbel Tarmen. 3tped
Ser Tollr mar Sen iungen 2ellten Sc
eqenbeit 81 geben 3u ieben tpaS anoere
Nar1ner &i11ber IN ber 0ieb5u6t letften.
Sic. 6abrt purbe IN is @ar8 9ema@t
l1no e8 beteiligten ii9 baran I'M @an<
aen SO ill1ge 2el1te. Die Gabrt err
fredte lt6 auf iiber l28 Meilen. Nnz
.ipraden 1purben. gebalten bon 6. sc.
syohnfpr1 uro s. q. Gridion BON Der
.llniperiitdtS 9taat8 Tarrn llno Count
.tp Mge1lt WilliS 2atufon.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21

@err unb Trau %. 6. 5tetnfe
unb ssamtlte bon MtnneapoltS itnb
bier 81 einem nebrtdsigen 8eiu6 BEL
Serrn l1nb Trau S. $. Dnbbe eingez
troffen.
Nrau Mrnolo gorbeS 1T aus
gangs letter g8ode BON 2lrlington suz
riid9efebrt no fie ftd bet .ibren 8riiz
Sern Senrp, 2ouiS nno Srmtn Meierz
sting 3l1 8eiu6 anfgebaltem bate.
sri. Mbelbett Mlbre@t perreiie
DonnerStag 11a6 Tairfar no lie fi9
eine qan3e Wo6e bei ibre11 8ruoer
.Baitor Yn1ma anuel Nlbre6 lln6 oelien
6an1ilie git Bein6 anfbalteH piro.
SRI. Martba Sengel, lpel6e tn
SEQ @prenger 6ei1n ange1tent tit, III
mad ibrem Seim III Mtlrop abgeretit
.5ie nitro bort etntee Monate oertpei;
len, nm sita bon etner fir5lt6 iiber:
/ |fa1benen &ranfbeit 8rilnbli9 sll e.
bolerl. ,ii5s
Die Mitglieber bes Sede.
Circle u11b Seder Yoft bielten ON
Don1ers adnritta9 ibr idbrsides
5on,mer tdnid I'M qurnbaHen Bar
ab. GS tnurben @piele ti1ns Greie1
peranfaltet unb aud Rarten gefpielt
lin s l1br tpur6e ein Suppsr ii
8lodb dbaus ferDiert. 3s.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21
HaifDr. Mlbre9t am @ebnrtstag
81 .s kha iiberraidt,

l1ngefdbr fiinfll11b3man3ig Ser
nanote n1lb Jreunbe bon Haitor g. S,
Nlbre6t Deriammelten f9 letten|
Donnepgtag II iei4em @eim, nm ibn
anldblt6 feines 75. @ebnrtstage8 gu
iiberraiden. Sim Nbenb plroe pa
! flor Qlbredt NIT einer neiteren Seer
TN l11tberii6en 56ulbauie iberrai9t,
!oie bon 6en1 lutberilden &irdenporz
Iitano. oorbereitet iporoen mar. Serr
IBaitor Nlbredt tpnrbe nit einem
i@elb9ei6enf beba6t. Sin 2un6 muir
ioe ferptert unb Der Nbenb III fr6blt6er
'llnterbaltllng, innprobiiierte1r an
fpraden uip. perlebt. Baitor Nlz
.bre6t 1T felt 40 Sabren 9eelforger
Der biefigen lutberi{den @emetnoe
l1nb bat it6 tpdbre11b bieier e3eit biele
6reu1lbe, IN Stem lln1 unb l1mee8eno
ertporben, Die ibnr 51 ieiner erfolgret<
den &arriere aufri6tig beglifmitnz
5me1. s il
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21
Mufregu1t9 tn
Der @aQa@ei
&rans Snngens fiibren Mnsriif auf
Spbn 69rpeoer auS. TerhDr
DDr syriebensrihter 9Dgen
Samstag. &rams'S tper0eit gu
je $50 11ab Soften beitraft.

~ s5if r,y NJ. -
@amStagmorgen 9atten it6 Garl
uno Wen5el &ran8 ST.. l9 nno ~
Sabre alt, bor Trtebensrtbter George
9ogen 5n peranttporten anT ole Nr=
flage einen tdtlt6en Nngrtff auf yobn
99roeber, 48 Sabre alt, a11Sgef1lbrt
5n baben. 9te tpurben ldnlotg Pc
Tlnoe11 l111o 1eoer 81 e11rer 9elo1traTe
BON $50 uno Soften oernrtetlf:
!. !. gSte eS ihetnt be1tebt 19on 1ett e1z
t9en Wtonaten et11e gefDt1le Selnoz
idaft 5tpti6en ote1en betoe1l Tamtltetn1-, !
urlabe on per 99ld9eret nar emtfe m
Sub bte NIT Sorltebe ben S9roeoer !.
@arten beln9te nno IT'D a1t oetn oort
1pa6ienpen Semitic 9iltlt6 tat. 9teS
tpqnrmte ielbitrebenb perm err g6roeoer
|1l1lo er nabm it9. por Jrall .&rans t1l
Eanifdnoiger Wetle ant ote glnbre9erz
gelhften Der aranS Stub anfmerftamn
u MADDEN; :
Ma6 iet1te1t NuS1age11 bega!b er 1t9
mad Gem &rauS 2allS nno tetlte !l Sra1l y
&rans b6tlt9 NIT, gap 1te tgre &nD
aus ietnen 9arten balten 1olls, s penn penn
er m06te germ 1ilr 1t9 etmas SoDnena zen
befomlne1t. gr batfe otes fmlm &c.
|iast alS Der 1nnge gSe16el &Ians an1
TIN 5ufam llao tn orobenoer gSel1e $ e efz e.
fAldrte, Bop tbre Sub ebenlo o1el Ne@1
Eant SretDett DaDe mte ote qnoeI2e1! le12 =
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21
.Menbefieielung.

Ser. 9priugfelb @leepp @pe Teil
.6eS 1r1nf @igbmdpS So. e ion nell ne {
befie1t merben, Sir bieen s3ped
1inb bon ser @tate SptgbDan Gon1<
nn1i{lion $4,000. bemini9t moroen. SIN
@a1tae11 .lDllen $426, 1925 fit Repnra=
tl1r 3nede i'm Staat peraus9abt
ilperben Hunb mag nod UNI tpettere
=$l75, 900 erb6bt iperben. 6iir oie1le
Nrbeit perben 1000 Mann benDtigt
tperben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21
sSrau gilbert Duebn perlebte

Trau Mbert Duebn perlebte
lekte @p6e mebrere Sage im Seine
tbres. 5dntegeriobnes u11b To6ter,
@errr1 uno Truu Winiam 8ogeS TT
@ourtla11b.
9err nn6 Gralt German Maz
gers nnb &tnber BON MtnneqpoliS
maren lebten Jreitag @dfe N ben
albert Duebn lnb 5ern1an 8fue8fe
! Seimen. Serr Magers lit Elm 8ruz
Der BON T;ran Duebn llnb 6ran
8rueSfe. .,..s;;8 III .is
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21

gater @rnf geidrteben, mel6e erii
am %. Stunt 3ur Boit gegebe11 iporoer
mar UNI Sic 2ente nno bauptlddli6 bie
Beb0rbe g1aube1t 3u maden oab SIN
ftd nt6t na@ @aliforr1ien begeben
bate. #
Bin ma@fe suten Ginorud,
9luf an ibm BON Nidter Dlfen 9e.
itellte 6ragen CAB Bin 5u, bab; er
etnen @oft Drinf Horlor gefibrt bobe
unb bab er iebr ptel 9@naps, per<
fauft bdtte. Nu6 ia9te er aus, baB
ct perbeiratet fei, 6aB er 3tpet &inber
babe, Nltce Is Sabre alt un0 @ltfforb
IA Sabre alt. Sn Dem Berb6r
ma6te Sin etnen lebr gllten @tnbrllf.
St fab nt6t aus tpie ein 8erbre6er
unb bate ii6 febr gut nnter @ontrolle.
5ogar bie 6 Sabre 3u6tbau8 perz
mo6ten ni6t TIN aus bem @let6ges
tptdt 81 brtngen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21
nnu8 Qanaietb BON @aruelrl

9ans aansietb BON garnep.
81. .. lpeilte lebte Bod)e ntebreres
Gage TN Seine ieines 5dniegerz
iobnes 1nb Io0ter, Serrn unb Grau
81 s. Gller. @err 2angietb bate an
oer iseier Ser 49'er tetlge enon1ne1, bte
| III II 5@an ga ssranciSeo, Sal. itattfanb.
81 ipurbe bon benz @ouernenr bon
Galifornien nit einer solbenen Me=
Ibaille a1sseseidnet unb erbielt auber-
benz Elm $50 Sob Rrdmie fttr be1t
ldngiten 8art. 8dbrenb ieiner Nn-
peienbeit bier tpurbe er bon 8ermol.6s
ten ulb Treunben am Greitag unfdb-
|lid ietnes 76. @eburtstages 1ber.
Iraidt. Gin feines feds nBr Dinner
tpurbe ierpiert. 9err Qangietb reiite
Deontag iiber Minneapolis na@ eiueln
SeinI III Barnep, 81. 8.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21
geitraft i,ege1t Mfikz
albtu1tl oes @eri6ts


@egen Miba6tung eine8 @eri6ts
i befebl8 ipl1rbe lette Wo6e Yete1
i gH6er bon 9inben Iotpnfbip boz
|Nidter s.. M. OIfen 3u etner @elb=
! Iitnofe bon $50. beroonnert ober 3l1 &c
IGagen @aft, falls bieie @elbfrafe
I1i6t be3ablt tpiirbe. GS ipnrbe ie=
Ibo6 etn Nnfi9nb bon 80 9agen ge=
Ipdbrt, Inn e8. ben &bpofaten bon
ITi9er 3ll erm6glt9en, etne 8erufune
Ian bo8 5tadtS=0bergert9t eir3u=
Iretden. Ser gerflagte 1nl1bte fer=
liner eine 8urgf6aft in S0be bon $500
Iletiten ipegen lpieoerbolter nebertre=
Etllng etr1eS Gin6alt8befebl8, tpel6er
Iibnr perbietet, 10 lange ba8 gegen TIN
Iiapebe116e @ert6tSperfabren nod nt6t
|entgnlttg ienti6teoen 1T, 6ffentlt6e
9dn3e IN fetnem Tan5pabtaon IN Gin
ben Topnibip ab3ubalten.
Drbinan5 perbietet spnntasstdn5e.
8efanntli6 boben Ste @nperpi iors
bon t0t11ben Gotpnibtp fiir3li6s et11e
0rbtnan8 angenomme11, in mel9em
unter anoeren porgei6rteben 1T, 6ab
IN oe111 6ortigen Iotpnibip fetnerlet
Dffentli6e Ian3bergnugen am 5onrz
tag abgebalten tperben bitrfe1l. Serr
6t16er er1parb eine fol6e 2i3en8 ll1l6
be3ablte bte 6afir porgei6riebene
2t5e1Sgebiibr.
Gine gar3e Netbe N6oofaten finb.
nun ser Wletnung, bab bie Eopnbez'
bDrbe BON Qi11ben .Somnibip nt6t be-
redtigt iet, Ean8pergnitgungen am
Counting 3u berbteten unb baB 6teier
Yaragrap6 Der betreffenben Dr6tna1l5.
oaber ungiltig 1n6 ri6t bnrdfhbrbar'
.fi. Ttl6er bat iebenfall8 Ben betrefz
fenoen Haragrapben nt6t trnegeba[=.
ten n11b 9onntag8zTdn5e In ieinem
Babillon peranitaltet.
Ginba1tsbefeble erlafien.
Die Iotpnbeb1r6e bon 9inben but
ein @eridtsperfabren bnr6 bteiige
Mntpdlte angefrengt, UNI oaS Gan5en
IN ben Gii6er 9eb0rtgen BeDtnon
bauer11b 5n berbiete1r ll16 eriptrften
BON Mt6ter Dlien et11en GtrbaltSbez
|febl am 80. Stunt, In tpel6em Der Oerz
flagte Setter Gtider angemteien tpuroe,
fet11e tpeitere1 1an5pergniignngen 8lr
peranitalte1r. 9rob beS 8efebl8 bon
Ni6ter Olien fat Gti@er in3mtf6en
GdKe In ietne11 Bapiapn abgebalten.
@r 1puroe nun tpegen Mtba9tnng beS
@eri6tSbefebl8 nor Ntdter 0lfen ges
bra6t nnb 5u einer @elbitrafe BON $50
lDerurtetlt.
Hifd6er bebanptet 6rau eignet @az
pillDn.
syn bem 8erb0r bebauptete Gn6er,
6ab fetne Grau sic &ontrolle itber Ben
Dabillon babe unb Der Ginbaltsbez
lfebl on fie bdtte ,geri6tet >peroen
muiien, l1nb ni6t an tim. Da ie6od
ste 1t5ens anf 8ti6ers Mamen anSge=
nel(t mar, purbe er NIT bteien GtH>
panb abgemteien. Sb eine 8erufnnq
/, fpirf1t6 itattftnoen miro, fann nod
ni6t nit 8sftntmtbeit geiagt tperoen
Dnr6 6aS btsBsr angeitrebte @eri6tS.
perfabren tpurbe ie6o6 be3pedt, oaf
Isle @onntagStdn3e TN .Tif6er Haptl:
lon nt6t itattfin0en, bis, 6aS Oberge:
|ridt anberlpettig bariiber perfitgt bat
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21
6rau 0fobert MrnSoorf llnb
f9obn BON 9anberton beiu6ten am
gamStag bieiiee Brelnbe nn0 Ser
fnnnhtp
Geriuan0te Dp1t
Sbieoes fpntnte1t at
sSram 2nbenptp unb gp1ter nDn
Gtetttn tperben fi6 bier oauerno
nieberlaiien. MeueS @egime III
9eutidlanb fDrtidrittlid.
!tDQnDte.

3pet 11ene NnfDmmltnge aus
Deutf6lanb tpnr6en lebten Dten8ta5
bter in Stem l1ln1 begriibt. GS ftno
bteS syrau Mi1l1a 2ubeno>p unb Io6s
ter Sanra, aus @tettin, Yon1nern;
eritere lit etre &uftne BON Nugnit uno
@rneit $. Tbiebe nnb Mutter l1n0
Godter geoe1fen tbr 9etm In ber
gugnit Ibtebe Tamtlte auf3ni6lagen.
5te 1paren bt8ber tn Stetttn mobf1z
BAIT, lettete11 iebo6 >pdbrenb Ser Cont
mermonate et1 @ommerbotel on Der
| Sitiee. SRI. Qubenom bat ote engz
llif6e @pra9e berett8 IN; Deut16lano
erlernt u11b mar BORT tn elmer Dpit
Office In 5tettin angeifellt.
Grnte QluSiid1ten gut.
fyrau 2nbenoip bert9tet, baB fpdb=
reno beS &rtegeS mobl ret6h6 @elb
porbanoen mar, iebo6 Sic 2ebensn1ittel
lebr fnapp tparerl; iebt li11b Die Ser
bd1tntiie gerabe llmgefebrt nnb, @elb
LIT fal11n erbdlHt6. Dte @rnte iiebt
| fiir Deut19lanb lebr gut aus unb Ste
porban6enen grbeitSfrdfte finb n1ebr
ais ausrei6enb. Dte iungen Mdnz
ner unb 5rauen, Sic In BEN &rteg8iab=
rem beranmu9jen l1n6 Dor bteien nod
feine @te1lnngen befletbete11, fD1lnen
]jekt MIR iebr i6ner Nnitelungen fin
Den.
gfeme @inrih htungen.
Btele neue @inrt6tnngen ftnb felt
sem &riege IN Deutf6lanb entitanben.
go ntn1nlt fi6 Ste Negierung iett Der
Mrbeitsloien unb @obnu1tgsloien uim.
an. Sir lettere pnrbe etn Mobz
nnngSfonlitee gebtlbet, baS Outrage
fellern' bet benz Su9en etner paffenben
l1nterf1nft bebtlft6 1T. @ier gebt
es trtft na9 ben1 @rnnb1ab: n0er 511z
erlt fontn1t, nablt 5ner1t." User ftd
5uerit n1elbet, mtrb aud 5uerit beriid=
1i6ttgt. Sin dbnlt9eS &pntttee be.
| i6dftigt fi9 NIT Ser MrbettSloienfrage
DaS @9ultpelen erfubr nod bem &rte=
| ge et11e ei11l l6neibenoe Nen0erung uni
lit iebt dbnlt6 bem tn bteiteem 2an6e
8eaiehungen 5n &nkfanb+
Ternir bert6tet Trau 9nbemm
oab bie 8e5tebuw3en 3tpil6en Deut6=
lanb unb Nublanb bie 6enfbar better
leten u11b bab porau8fidtlt6 ei1l'
grobe Nn5abl Deuti6e tn ablebbare1
<3eit mad 91nblanb au8maubern Mir:
6en, 8dbrenb Der lebten Sabre lint
rui{il6e Bauern In grober 3abl mad
Deuti6lano geflM6tet BON Diffrilte1
oie BON @nnger8not betmgeiu6t nnr
SEN. Qiele BON BEN Tlidtltngen fo
men 3u SUP ober in 06ienmagen uni
tparen ferben8 mott alS iie IN Deutib
lano. a1ltan1er1.
| gfur .SEpreuben tpnroe BON
6etno iiberrannt nnb Dermuitet, abe:
Sic Nefonfruftto118 arbeif ipurbe Il
energtl9 in Mngrifi genommeny baf
man BON Ser 8ertDilitung tpertg ODE.
|garni9t8. rnebr fiebt.
| @t11 ipetserer 8ermanoter Der Ibte
| 1e8 fam por etliden Wo6en bier an
9llle 16aben fi6 gliidltd bier 5n letl
.|uno {inb. er}tau11t iiber Ste @rDbe nm
|lere8 9or1beS nno ste a11i6eineno bot
| herrImenoe Bro8peritdt. f,.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21
Die fSrl. @lfrieba Eoberer,, 6a1l

/. 1. Die iSrl. @lfrte6a E0berer,, JSa11zz
1lie Rral, Gilt 9ampre6b 8tola1
'Manberfelb. nno. MgneS @teiefe be-
Igaben ii6 gefer1 1norgen III S q, 4
.Ioberer8 gnto na6 Sine NiDer,
Minrl., 100 fe iltt6 ei1tge Iage IT oe1
Gilbert Dfaenber Cottage aufh9aalter
per6en,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-21
5 .g-9 ~ - @-Faig' - y
:5d)nlpabl uerldnft
|5ietnli(t rubig


|fiir 6a8. ausfdeibenbe @9ulrat8 8nnit
glteb Dr. s.. $. Bogel, tpelder iid
nidt tpieber aB J&anbibat bate GUT
Iitenen- 1aile11. ! Tranf q. 8{bunrft
IItpar &an6ibat fiir; gBieoernab
Eml1rbe NIT, 1856. Stimn1en pteberge;
Imdblt. s,.G
! Die Wabl perltef 5te1nli6 rubig uni
|nur 543 Sttnlnnen iplrben abgegeben
IbieS aeugt nt9t gerabe BON iebrgr grobem
lSntereiie Ser, SEEM llnter 8ep0lfernnQ
Ifir baS @dulmeien unierers @5taot
| .3pei tpeitere &anbtoaten fitr. bic neu
gu beietenben Soften I'M 96nllat
maren 8. 8. &roof,, tpel6er lg65ll
@ttnl1rlen erbtelt, l1ro, Sri. 9ertbo
@ei6de, l54 5ttnnlen.
ainan5= Muffeanng.
Ser. idbrlt@e Ttnan3bert6t oes
@6abn1etiter8 5etgt Elm iebr 9iinittges
@nbreinltat. Ser &aNenbeitanb am
L. Musnf 1921 beltef ft6 anf Sill
5000 un6 an1 5. Suit 1922 belief
li6 berielbe auf $20259,O6.e Die
@elalntei1mabn1en, au816iebi6 bic
les &allenbeltqnbs, beliefen it6 anf
$79, ,223.53 n11b bie @e{an1tanSgabe
fir ba8 nerfloi(ene Sabr itenten ii9
anf $7O,786.56. s...sie.
Ser @6nloiltrift perfiigt iiber $3.50
Mert Qtbertn BDnD8. u110 War
9aoirgs 9tampS, fo>pie etne 6 Hroz
gent 3instrage11bes Snpotbef tn 50be
bon $1,000. Die Snpotbef pir6 tn
flint Sabren fdlltg ll1l6 s3inlen auf biez
1elbe tpurben btS gum "a. DECEMBER
1922 be3ablt.
Ss6,0OO. gduloen,
Dte Bonb @1nl6en 6es .Diltrtft8
beliefen ii6 an 1 Suit FbeS SabreS
Ia1t Beri6t be8 56abamt8 be8
9taate8 Oiinne1ota anf $86, 600.
Dte etne Mtlle s@5teler erbra6te
letteS Sabr ste I 9nm11e bon $3,z
384.69,. boh NOR Der 5auptpoite11 In
Sen Ginnabnnen bie @pe3tal 9te1er,
tpel6e lt6 al1f $55,O38. % be5ifferte~
& Gtltige ber 1petteren @ingdnge itno;
@taatlt6e n1lterltlbung. Sc, ,466. 90
.@lei6n1dbtge 8erteilnng !. 5,467.2O
@9ulnnterltiitl1ng 483.42
@elber 1r1lb @ntbabe1l 935.57
Gtne @taat8anletbe BON Sc, ,4O7s55
Sbeftnbet ftd ebenfal8 n1ter ben Gtnzz
nabnten beS pergangene1l SabreS.
$5O,969. 16 9ebrergehdlter.
Ser grSbte NnSgabepo1ten IN Berz
binbung NIT BEN @6ulen 1T natiifltd
Ser fiir 6ie @ebdlter ser @ebrer, >pel4er
| fi6 rfiir. ba8 pergangene Sabr auf
$5O,969.16 beldnft, DteS 19lteBt
ni6t Ste 3abln11g BON 81, 500 Elm, pie
ais 9aldr filr Sebnng oeS @efunoz
Observation-Disclosures perau8gabt plroen.
aaHellane ltrrb W}aldiniiten erbtelten
Tan @ebdlter1l bte 9nn1n1e bon S.
$4,000. STR allgemeine NuSgaben
murben .$1,8OQ.52 perau8gabt; bteie
@nnrnte f6ltebt Ste NnSlagen bes
@upertntenbente11. be8 S6nlrat8,
Drudfoiten, 8er0ffentli6nn 6nnsen,
! 6radt< llno. .Grprebeeloer, @ebdlte1
| fitr &ontorbtlfen uip. nip, tein.
8iider fpien 1921 10.
Nn 8tHer1t fitr Ste 9o6i6ule tpur=
Sc $56.92 Derau8gabt u1tb fir Sic
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-25
Naturalization Ban on
Union Miners Charged

Chsrlcs,own. w. Va, April "a
(By A. P0-Charges OF treason.
growing out OF the Logan march last
fsli were selected today by counsel
for the state as the first upon which
nine union leaders and members arc
10 be tried in the circuit court here.
The defense announced its intention
to enter demurrer TO the treason
charges and to file a motion TO quash
that indictment.
Washington, d. C., April "a
Charges that Federal Judge Orr at
Pittsburgh had refused alien miners
applying for naturalization pa
pers because they joined union forces
in the national coal strike were made
before the house labor committee to-
day by John Lutcrancik. an intcrprc-
ter employed by the United Mine
Workers in the Pittsburgh district.
Pittsburgh, Pa, April 24.-Dcmon-
strations against nonunion miners on
their way TO work marked the prog
ress OF the coal strike in the Fayctte
county region today. Several men
were hurt, none seriously, and two
women were arrested and taken to
the county iail in Uniontown.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-25
u-BOal Chasers
Used as Rum Craft,
Dry Agents Say
Swift Vessels Built Durin,
War Bringing Liquor From
Havana commanders
Wear L. ;. Uniforms.

New York, AnFil al'-Custam Off.
rials announced that they were work.
ing 10 smash a rich boollegger ring
which they charged had mahilzed
4 fleet OF former sumbdTine chaseFs
to- meet Americas "dTy nayys
The federal agents are working oil
the theory that the swift craft that
once pursued German lsboats and
were sold after the war HOW are pos
ing as naval vessels and. commanded
hy officers In the uniform oi the
United States, already have succeed
ed IN running S3,0000O0 worth OF
rum into the United States from Der
muda and Havana.
Announcement Of the discovery Of
the alleged smuggling scheme was
made after former submarine chaser
l0l, reehristened the Fidus. had been
nabbed IN New York harbor by a
police boat and customs launch after
u had passed quarantine aud was
dartlng toward a pier, Customs men
claimed that they had found about Il
numerous charts with marked land
ings along the Atlantic coast and
Hudson river. No liquor was found
aboard and the crew told hair.
raising tale OF having had their car.
go plundered by pirates of the Long
Island coast yesterday.
The cXchaser, said TO bear British
registry, was tied up at the battery.
held OH technical charge that il
lett Bermuda without clearance pa
pers. Her captain. who gave his
name as John Kelly aud his crew OF
seven were taken 10 the custom
house Tor severe grilling. After
'he examination. which was attended
oy representative from the Office OF
he British consul-gencral, Assistant
United States Attorney Falk. said.
kelly wore the uniform of a
United States naval officer. We have |
lot as yet made any charge against
Kelly and the crew.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-25
Road Conditions

Lincoln highway east: Roads fair. de-
Your Crescent to Honey Creek: raining al
Missouri Valley and roads are muddy
Denison roads good. Fair to Marshall
town. All roads passable now In Cedar
Rapids vicinity.
Lincoln highway, west: Roads fair to
Fremont; raining at schuyler and roads roads
muddy. No report from Central City;
Grand Island roads still good.
0. L. D. highway Roads muddy to
Ashland, fair to Lincoln.
Highland cutoff; Roads p m MUDDY; ..,, -
good. Doing a little road work north OF
Lincoln. -.
not enough to hurt roads. O..
s. Y. A. road: Fair to good.
George Washington highway: Roads
fair to Blair: misting little at Blair;
north roads good.
Black Hills trail: Roads fair.
King Of Trails. north: Roads some
what muddy; raining at Missouri Valley:
King of Trails. south: Roads still
good; just slight rain.
through Iowa. Muddy at Missouri Vail
ley; improving rapidly through South Da-
kota.
River to River road: Roads muddy.
Raining at Nicola. Des Moines roads fair.
Iowa City reports roads improved and all
passable. Some stretches are excellent.
White Pole road: Roads muddy; road
work II miles east Of Council Bluffs and
extending into Oakland; raining at At
lantic.
T. O. A. shortline: Roads fair.
Blue Grass road Roads fair.
Weather reported cloudy and misty at
every point. Have had some rain al
nearly every point, but not enough yet
to make roads bad. All roads practically
passsble without chains.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-25
Mystery Surrounds Death
of Spokane jury Member

Spokane, April 24.-Announcc-
mcnt was made OF the death, under
what the family considered suspici-
Gus circumstances, of Edwin P.
Bolts, a member OF a superior court
jury, which recently acquitted Mau-
rice Codd OF charge of the MUIR
der OF Frank Brinton, a United
States soldier. The family physician,
who ascribed the death to heart fail
urc, said he would perform an au-
tosy.
The son OF the death man said he
believed poisoning was the cause.
The son said his father had worried
over warnings he had received since
the jury's discharge, purporting to
have been sent by the Ku Klux Klan.
Officials of the organization denied
they were responsible for warnings
received by Bolts or any other men,
Der of the Jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-25
Omaha Bee Good Will Ncmina.
tions.

Miss Ester Brandes, III North
Lincoln avenue, Hastings, Ncb.; ;
candidate of Hastings.
Miss Nan c. Godfrey, 72o
North Forty-first street, Omaha;
candidate of employees OF Or
chard & Wilhelm.
Miss Elizabeth Pace, 75S Myn-
ster street. Council Bluffs, Ia;
Candidate OF group OF friends.
Mrs. Agnes Hall. Missouri Val
ley, Ia; candidate of Missouri
Valley.
Miss Myrtle NJ. Wood, Wa
bash. Neb.; candidate of Wabash
district.
Miss Gladys Pauline Hitch
cock, 2l07 Lincoln avenue, York,
Neb.; candidate of group Of
friends.
Anna Mcnamara, 2420 North
Forty-hfth avenue, Omaha: cam
didate of employees of NJ. L.
Smith G. Co. - "a
Miss Bertic Bonham, Beaver
City. Neb, candidate of Beaver
City. ..-
Miss Lillian Schmidt, 3ll5
Creighton avenue, Omaha, candi-
date of Harding creamery.
Miss Irene Rice, Alliance,
Neb., candidate of Alliance
Times.
Miss Louise Fillmore, COLI
Pinkney street, Omaha. candidate
of group of friends.
Miss Ella Fem. 1917 Fifth ave-
nue., Council Bluffs, candidate of
McCord-Brady Co.
Miss Nellie F. Baines, Oil South
Twenty-ffth street, Omaha. candi-
date of employees Of Dold Packing
Co.
Katherine O'Brien, 26lS Harncy
street., candidate of C., B. & Q.
r. r. employees.
Miss Florence M. Compson, 408
East Seventh street, York, Neb.,
candidate of group of friends.
Miss Grace A. Trott, 1l8 North
Eighteenth street, Lincoln, Neb.,
candidate of group of friends.
Miss Nellie B. Dom, 4317 Bar
ker avenue. Omaha, candidate Of
employees of Union. Pacific rail-
way .E.r.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-25
Big Crowd at Church
Deacons Ban Speech
Pastor Had arranged
Film Queen Can't Talk

Nashua, N. H., April 24.-Vir-
ginia Pearson, motion picture ac-
tress, who was TO have spoken at
the First Baptist church last night,
was prevented at the last minute
by the deacons. They instructed
the pastor to announce that the ac-
ton was for ''the good of the
church" A crowd that filled the
auditorium for the first time in its
history had appeared TO hear. Miss
Pearson tell Of efforts to raise
the moral standard Of the stage"
She said afterwards that she was
invited to speak by the pastor. add
ing that the action Of the dcacons
was apparently the work of peo-
pie who think that actors and ac-
tresses are damned forever