davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-10

d0cc de Octubrc.
Cno dc los mas grandes slc1As0s que
regiStra la historic del munh9 cS el
descubrimiento dc America en- T. de
octubre de 1892.
cara pOr primera vez el OceGno At
ldntic9. bai0 los auspiCioS de la Coro-
na de Espana especiulmente ayula-
do Dor la gcner0sidi;d de la noble Rel
na Isabel, constituy6 una acGi0n he
r6tca, cuya suprema importancia no
puede ocultarSe Il los que percihen la
.rel&ci0n de causa y efecto eXistente
ell las Cosas hllmunas. Como reslliIa-
do N.e LII feliz realization de esa nCt
talle enlprcsa, la humanidad adquiri0
el cUnOcimiento Que ahOra ptSce acel'-
ca de la forma y composition del pla-
meta que habit;mos, y Sc GcscubIi6
un nuevo hemisfcrio. cn Il cual los
representatives del espllitu emprene-
dor de las ideas iudepcndientGS del
Vieio Mundo cncontraron, hallan to-
dayfa, la oportunidad de trGbajar a1n
entire ellos mismCs, por la conquisaa
de la libcrtad individual que eS el pa
trimonio del g6nero humane
FL dfa que se1al;; ese acontecimien-
to. de tanta trascendencia para el
progresO Ge la humanidad, deberia ser
celebrado tnualmente Ell tOd0s los paf-
ses de este hemisferio. V 1eberfamos
tambiGn aprOvechar es;i OCCASION para
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-10
(De Maestro Scrpicio cablegrddcoy

mentos Sc eSpera que ocurra algo ire
parable. La cenSura que So cjrrce con
verdadcra Severidad por Inglaterra
impidc adquirir noticiaS Que han de
ser cada veZ mas graves. dada la ia.
talidad del encuentro que los turcos
buScan obStinadamente. Sc cree que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-10

no tendra NADIA que YER, por supuesto,
con que Sc este pintando el Palacio Y
que el gobenador siga con interes el
que ell gobernador siga con interes el
trabajo acompailado de su amigo.
Ell MISMO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-10

Inglatrrra tiene VA ftlerzas suficien-
ties para batir los turcos, pero el
enigma de quien pueda estar detrds
10 que preocupa IL la opinion ell Eu-
rOpa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-10

RH@ Los anuncioS Do este peri6dico
son lsidoS por miles DO personas cue
tomGn rafte sn maestro CoNCURSO
lESndanos su anuncio hoy mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-10
tR. {. NJ. 81.
RBSOLUCION CONJUNTA

ParU declarar diu de fiesta legal CT
dOce de Oc!u6rc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-25
RAISE TRAP At
M'NECHEN DAM

=" h,.av ira; v! l." PIT up At IN"
MvA!.. a.a G..,n :,-!a,. aHi W'.""InE vii!
VIII na>~ p"'I 49," @. ? f""t i"r tho
,r>t time G"r several :u"n'hs. l'ra'H-
,..iv all ~. dams along t." river ar"
.,yv .u operation. and wi,n spring n
la.i amt 1!;c'" danger - e" N III" Fh!".
re vlckct4 Will probably lc Kept IN Us"
during tho coming months and IL" r"GN-
lar nayicahlc stage Will hc maintained.
The Rotsr Ann departed at O'Clock
last evening for T.t'shUrCh, Tn" Cen
eral Crnwlcr viii cave this morning at
O'Clock for Cincinnati AMI tho Helen
f.. watch dockcd last night. WI! return
- New MatamorapRt noon Tho Gen
,rai wood viii appear here tomorrow al
: L. IN. :"r the first time since she was
repa!vcd at tho Point Pleasant docks.
Tao BIZ, steamer VII! /" 81 r"u'c from
r.rcir VA! t. IIttshUr@h. Tho Senator
,iur!i!, Will arrive tomorrow "a noon
~ h"r NIP from Charleston 20 the
Smoky cay ard tho I:"tSy Ann vii de
par, about the same time :or Forts
mouth. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-25
q BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED DURING week;
WORK TOTALS S3O,921

rwortv-rou- building permits were
tssrind this week by building Permit
,I."N Wl'l.am Quinn. tho estimated TO-
tli EXPENDITURE COR tho & PERMITS being
s." g2i
The following permits were issued;
Wolf coat comranv. to erect coal
'irplr ~ co"t "nd Of I!cr"c street Il
K: E,t~nor contractor. Cost $500.
Iocnn scntIlnEcr rcmodcUnr at Fifth
and Main streets. Snmmcrvllle X Rose
contractors cost. $500.
Liberty PARRY Products company. tie
lalld:nr NJ 10, No. II on Howell avenue
Rim GROVE" cost $3.50.
George Setter. frame building at l't
South TeNu street. Iiar;ong hroS''
contractors Cost. S6.5hn.
August Rey. rrame building At Fourth
and center streets l.. l.. Srnkbeid' con-
tractor cost. Sc" ono
George Who!. brick and lilo hu'd-
ing ut Erch lynn. George l.. Reed
,rn,rac'"r COST. Ss.5oN.
,'Narl.>; Martha, repairs at GIG North
Tfur"u street. II Hawkins. Contractor
Cost 81
T. \ Rorr,r-. frame building AZ cor
ncr Indiana and Eric streets r. 'ra"-
ford. contractor. Cost. 81 900.
rrrr"s IGo'm"s tic building a.
yaravc Mt = Center street. Cost, $500.
,'arnrhc.l Wit. romodelinS at. lln5
A}lov " Cost. sion.
Rcr e Howe. rebuilding frame dwell
'rg Il: Gamble avenue. Elm Grove. Cost
SH6nG
r'rnI Rrasch. frame building ~ ga
~agn ~ rrar % Twenty-s'Nth street.
cost. SOU
William Maisch. additions ~ dwelling
StSh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-25

For the price of an ordinary suit of clothes we
offer you the best that the American Clothing Industry
has to offer For 1915 you have suit that is hon.
stv made to sell for $55 to Stand which carries
toubc guarantee of absolute satsfaction-from Stte
and Hart Sclaffner and Marx
A real sale that real men will appreciate. we
believe it to be the biggest clothing event that wheeling
has eyer known It's basis is quality Of the highest stand
ard and a common everyday price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-25

Ia your Sr-lag wardrobe \ problem
T"r accurate Ep!dlnC" study Aur..
llarper's Razar. containing iatr fashion
r"wl from raris and Fifth Avenue.
Now At your ucwslcalcr's.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
uTPAETNENT uF THE INFERIOR $ LAND OFFICE
 af Juneau. Alaska
April S. 1922

April s. 1922.
 NOTICE fs hereby gwen Una, Ed aa-d Huaubr.rd. 0t Pleasant Camp via Flames. Alaska. wlo, aa March $. 1929. made HE. No. o492o. For lots I. 9 and 9 SR t.NEi,. Section ls. Township 2S S, RanEe 53h. Copper River Meridian. has flied mo- rra nf -tf01 to make Swear Proof ID Hsh claim Co the land above faa I'd. before R. M OdsH, ro.a-r public. at Haines, Alaska. on The 1-h day oi May. l922
 Claimant names as witnesses A- J u.Couuor. 0f Haiues. Aiaskz: John C-va-msn. ot HaIues, Alaska. J H gaisel. of HaIues. Alaska. Ar .ur Jennings. oI Flames, Alaska
 FRANK A. BOYLE. Register.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
FRINGE lS SOLVENT

- e.a w.u apparently he no d.T. ga.s m -.-.ug Ceclr Britain to a...a Co .re.ru.1 repayment of oar ...rs ro ..-. Size has already made provision in her budget tor payment -r t.a interest. and has s1-n.sed her -ta.-...u ID. ".s..n- .ae obligation . u. --e p~a~.a nt of France has likewise s,a.ad .'at his country would pa~ every a..-r she owes t-e Ias.t ....s l.r nt.or promtu- a~. o....us .t Franc. have stated -- .H..-....s H.. ... French can u...~ pay ..r debt .o America. and have c..a .a support O. r.str dec- Laa.ior some of the aulrc.al straits in w..c# France finds herself In order that their content au may not aad tao ready a sygau.-nv a this country z is we'll to bear m mind just what France owes the Ur.ad States and just wuat other ruan- tries owe France. re following statement gives t.e approximate amounts.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
THE EXAMPLE, OF
II. ?. DAVIDSON

Washington. May 23.-"L0oh#g for work" was the auuouuc-4eUt with which Henry p. Davidson en- tered New Yor,, City at'tle age u- 19. The announcement met ug sat- isfuctorv response in that center of American industry and finance. leaving Davidson with a choice n.. tween two coursss of acuion-aF could either get a soap box and go out on the street corner and d.- nource the seldsNncss and vcna.." of Wall Street, or he could 50 oa lool,inc for a job. He cEoae t-a ...- ter and found work as 8 bank r.e- senger in Bridgeport Conn. From the time he first went to New York. in 1886. Davidson was looa.ag ..- work until re day Of lis la."l .- ness. He was always able. 10 r.a # and he always did the work SO .'.. that he had more and more offered to him to do.
 The record of Wr. Davidson .. fords a lesson for all Am.s. youth. Davidson was honest ...
 integrity alone vii, not w.n za... He was ambitious. bat au. .. Aloue will not le0f to ae..ara.. He may have Lad friends who .n. . have ,cipad him gar an wus~ good start. Iur if he sad h. er... Iy made no call upon their a...- osity. He began at l.e .o.... tle banking business and .r 1... suvartug hs ability and ~.lfu-- and d.nondaa...y. -a...eai .. one position To .an-.o. ..'
 cftf which refused his sa.s... any capacity in -.sH w.s ..| accept his c.u..o. ua ...
 of finance nr.ore .e lad a.a.. . hCt.r.A year.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23

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The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
570o0OO0O0t

Ia striking a fair balance between
 assets and liabilities. there is mo
 disposition .3 credit France with the eu.re awaaut of German repara- tous. W.gUer she IS eventually paid ua. huge sum remains to be seen. but 1t is the opinion of eN- perts that at least 25.O0O.0OO.0o0 francs of t.nt amount already speu, m reconstruction work should be iu- cluded. If that were done there would be a favorable balance in favor of France of about 7.75O,GOO.-
 900 gold francs.
 Of course. this statement takes no
 account Of the immensely valuable mandates over wlich France now exercises control The former Ger man colonies in Africa possess great
 potential wealth, which only needs development to bring big returns to individual Freuchmen and to the government in the shape of taxes. It . is apparent that b. the most con- seryauYe estimate France will be fuuy able to meet her debts to the United States under the generous I longtime agreements that our debt
 retGudiug commission is prepared to . make.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
DR. H. F. BAN ON WAY NORTH

pr. II. Foster Bain, director of the Federal Bureau of Mines, arrived in . Seattle on Monday, on his way to Alaska to make two weeks study of the MatauusGa coal fields, recent ly turned over by the Navy Depart meut Co the Interior Department. The result Of his observations will determine whether the government will direct the operation of the mines on a commercial basis. The Chamber of Comm cree is informed t1at following tie visit of 2Ir Baiu to collier Jason will call at the Matauuska fields for a cargo of coal which will be discharged. together With 500 tons from the Boring river ee,Gs. at H-emertoa. The battle ship Texas will cOL at Bremerton navy yard and mase a test Of the coals received Trorl Alaska. Upon the result ol Dr. BatG's report and the test of tse Texas will determine tie development of tae Alaskan coal fields.
 .-r. Wfmm.er, D: Bain said, will leave early in June on the first . S. eawer sailing for Nome and will spend about two years in the North. visiting among other gold fields. those ut the kusSchwtm. which are H.ua known compared to those first discovered in Alaska.
 ENpa.atug the purpose of his trip 10 Alaska. Pr. Ea.n sad it was uu- d..uaea rracpgIl, for the purpose of preparing a report for the guid- .r.. oE t.e -u.rrsDv Department in rGras .a- tie rutare development Of
 ra HaunusEa coal field Dr. Bi'u will sre.d about six weeks in Alas Ia. and after making his study of te uauas'.a coal will go 10 Ea- .llu oil fields. where hn will make o~ msastlearlou of petroleum de- n1s-s taat a~n believed Jo have large possibilities. hut upon whtc0 only small development work has naar done.
 Ho will v.s.. ratrbana} and some Yukon r.rn~ mining fields and f coalitions permit will return to So al-la ay ..a Yukon river route. per- taus ua..a- a Le Jr-p to Nome
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
THIS BEATS CREMATION |.

I cannot mention the film, bat the following flashed on the sCreen: "He proceeded Co dissoluuonize her"
 held my breath ! had never seen a human being dissolved And she was such a GraU -tle. thing [ wondered hoy the feroeous william would go about it However. he be gan Co explain something to her and then ] understood She and both were 90 be DIslLLvSIONED,
 SfaCg
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
If Women Only Knew
What a Hcap of Happiness It Mou' l
 Bring Co SkH~way Homes
R -

Hwd 10 do hogsewora with ac ara,rg back.
 Brings .ou hours of mls.r, at l..- stre or 80. Work.
 If vyuen oaiy L4ew t4e cas+a-- y.aJ
 uacsa,ae ".us often co- ao" weak hduess.
 ,T..uua .a.s m.-. ue.t.rs~ ""'.
 u.aa., NI.rt r.u- aea .aa weak rdness.
 May r..a.q of a..: .o.rrs .n- uars. ..-.G.
 Mrs. A. , C.A. t5g l2t sr- San gaG... CaIs. .s- "I a.a 1.d D recommend r..r's E.t.-s -Is ..r { s..s | .s ..a sa-, .s .sa.ssga..l. 7 su.a-.l grea. deal v.ta oa..- .r.a ..d a soreness over a.y ha,- ..s~. ir.r run d lwn and lad ,.w- agent d.z4y spells. The acton .l my kidneys was irregular. i'a" Kidney Pills soon Eas- me -a..~s. steagc. eutng my baca and kidneys and beueaH9- u.e u every Way. ! depend oa Deans wien have any return O, Gle trouble
 Price tos. ar all dealers. Dout simply ass fnr kidney ra-.dg-- get ...us Kidney Iu.s-t.e -.-1 tat ..s Cox ..L Fasrar-4....a Co.,. Airs. Buffalo. N. !.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
SCHOOL NOTES

Friday. May 2BtH. closes the school year for Iggg-2z. There win be no final program given th.s year since there are no high sebooI graduates
 A small exhibit of the regular school work done throughout ue year wru be rs-on on Wednesday Of this week gtomor-ow). from one to three ia tie afternoon. The work wI be displayed a the down stairs rooms and ge parents and all oth- CTS interested in the Public School are invited to attend
 -rora are two awards Co he made at t.s ume-one. a tweav-ave daI- {. lar prize 70 be given t.e high school student writing tae bcz. essay on some phase of Alaskan history All high school students entered this contest The or or is ten-LnIlar prize 10 t.c student In thc clement ary g-a5.s doing the best work n art Two me. aars were entered rrou caca grade. The wlnue-s Of q. osa two prizes will be ann0a need and ue prizes awarded 10 tHe sym nasau ar-tro o'clock
 The attendance tafs year has been t.e best in years The average daily au-dar.a nr les, year was -=a1 T.fs year ti will be more -a. s-. ar increase ol 12 over last ~-s aa.r .rtnrd.-ra A one hurd- red rar r.nf n parrHa-itv goes on record us year. Sixteen pupils hold perfect attendance records for r.a r.---u trc rHg. school Ger r-.Ge H.s.as and Virgin Sel-
 a-. grade < Marian Gmv and F-.c.s Van aa w-E- Grade 2. Lu- ..a Eud-a end Donald Nu.vh#.
 sa 6. #a.. Murray and Juau.ta Smith. grade 9. EI..od God.rr and Harold E..ras. grade f Edward r.--.a- and E.e vr-arn. grade g..
 .u.r e.a.-. grade Q. Rodney r.. .r. aad. ]. Virginia HH.e-y ..G John e.rar
 There will .. ..ar students fa o-- ,.- r-. school H.u la.. Marian ..arr -a.n -aar Everett smith ..E Francis Va. aa Na3
 Two os ua present faculty win -# -a.a.a Mss a.Gar wr# spend .... year fa .as.a-t.a University
 a Mss r.E.a- a.. teach .r An. ..r..-. -.. ..'.- ---a. will -e- .... !. r.a .."
 -.a ....s work an '.o whole has
 .. ... -.--....-. and everyone .-..... VI. -n. s..a.. Is look .- forward 2. a aa. earned ra.a ..a.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR q. S LANL OFFICE
 ar Juneau. Alaska
an-l la 1922

April. I3, 1922 NOTICE fe hereby gwen taal Ni- raae. ]. u.l.aHor. of Hatues, Alas Ba. vlo. ou April I2. 1922, made HE. No. o8sos. for lots I and 2. Section IEs and l1, 1. Section %. roun- .a 90 S. Rsuee 5s E, Cop per River Meridian. has filed u0ues of intention Co make th-ee-yeaE nraaa to establish claim 70 the land above described. before R. M uda. al Flames. Alaska, ca Inc 27th day aT May. lss2.
 Claimant names as witnessed. \. e Hanson. of Flames. Alaska, Chhs Anyway of Flames. Alaska; Leon Ballard ol Hauss Alaska
 PRANK A BOYLE,
 Register.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
HEIR 10 CR-t7 WEALTH

F---s Ers-- "--.rs ef Ss---H Al
 C.er t-- "5#t
 tr.-. .~ ....r. 'su home "' mH~o r.. ..- ..a. .u .. .". n. ""s -..r a~ ..a Fr.nE uNaa-a san .r~ r H.-- "..-t.r f.Hr ". >.-.. ~w. Ef-" .. .r. - .a.s N.a-..s la. -e. r-..- .s a.''.-. rrr-.0nr0H e..-.r ar f..- -.r..s rora-.-- Sa-tn ..-. U....a .-. aa-s ..-'n T1.rea s.-a H.> f.r.-7a-~~n. o-Hrara has ....... .r.- r.e greater -"r- a. .Ha -.-. .Ea.-. WIS f.~~. Ing a 'aa ..- v-. '.. HeeE retained 'n aid Ia
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23

,~---- .... --- ..- -e Acco-r.n- t7 Nr'-- .~ ..r -.r
 M-H. Tas. Are -r.s <. -....
 of .ra ..r.
 IT srn~s q. '. u..-a .'..- '... ...... on dr uut intend .. .. .....r. .. .. moment vii. ram..r.. .. ... um5ug JEr dawn co. t.e -r.. ... ... Of rhr air.
 l-.rr and wnrn w.~r, .. nrr being r... .. .. "u'rgHgS" y.... ..... -. .. har f.e ~r"" .." ..
 r.uluu, tu r'.. . ..r.. and s.rn'. -H ... a.. Dua else .- .....- I.. .-. t0 mua'. -,r .....-..E . .H uc.t. swift ".lr cars j..- ... ." lurJnrna.r-.
 Only r'e n.'ar day. ~." p v known air r.'.. t...fa" r.. ... .. might lr r.n. rr ...u . ... - skilled 6.n.s .. r...0 r. rlaras." he r..# .... .. ... of those wr..r.... .a '.- were young. y...s.r, -~# .. women w1a w.r. r..r fro "...r ...a n.w rrosrs-..r ur r.a .'~.
 That w..'u-..+mH r.~.r. '..n- tally and Inr+.aI-. m..- H.r..r thut wrr'f .ra.Ia '.r q. B. . -." #irnlwr pilot Was proved n.. .. " tre ease even Tn #arS cr '.-r~. ... fore the war. w.n. r'n h.'.r. m. flying machine w.s infinitely wnan .r- dunus and risky r#n if is now.
 As a matter or fact wit. r"" ~r'- prn machine gruw.u- ur~a nr' r.r. stable. and Ius hm0a..r- I...m..- sH much a question nr dnU.anv %. r.H.. a woman is particularly well s...f .n fly a properly equipped ."arD~ #.-- plane. That a wHwau's rar-a w. fail her in some ewnrr'ue. ..a n...~ been am argument advanced h". # was diSmrnyeH very neatly ur.r r.a other day. A young woman WAS r.E- ing her first fightS alone in tra ..r- plme when the motor stopped sra- denly.
 She was not over the uf-rrnw. at the time and the moment wmH# .o-a been m awkward one t"~ e.a. a skilled pilot. This w0wau novice nw- ever. did precisely the r.r'r rh.r-. and got back onto the flying ground Tn a clever glide. which won her f.0 Ul- stinted admiration of her ustruc,or.- London Mail.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
BULLETIN ON lNyEEf-E
 O." -.E"...-E

1ro-.a.n. .-... .e.a ..-... av. Edward E..a ..a. .. far1w.ra ur.a.. ..... ... tie iro.aa.o ta a.a.....u. .... tre raH.d States.
 "Tru. au ...-ns a.......r nroyw... is s.awr ...... sustained gain. .nrr .....- raa most arcau~aa.r- a. ..a aad r.a.-ly t.G..... .. trend o. "5us.r. .at .....
 -G.s.G au .....s ..... ted States .ur..".... ... April has shown ... ........ any um,r .n rg-.. ... ..... ... .ors listed during .'. ...-.. .... wore l-g applicants. .s ... .. in March. -a-. and g2" ]. .r... Tr.s is decrease .. a" -- in tae number ...s... ..- ..... dws.g t.e ar.. -u.. ---. a. ... year.
 "In April 7i a-...".. ..- . ploywur, va.. placed .. .. reg.sr..0rs. .s g-... ... March. 4 for February. ... .r ... January-a gain 0. .- g.. ....'
 These 0r.ra- cover reports ... 2f states and ra -.. .... .- ...- h.l and ro'ud. tie u........ .......
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
Piles Cured In 0 60 II Days

Druggists refund money 1T PAZC OLNIuENI fails 10 cure i-cl.GE Blind s,eedtug Or Pro,rgdl.s Piles Instantly relieves Itc-iug Piles, and you eau get resttu sleep after Grsl application soc
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23

T-.1'ats 5-r Mar -'. and Wife. a.
 T..~ >a-. .e 0a.r years old ..H .- alEe. E.-..-.r years n... H. -a.r-. E.E-a Ar.. ... .Ne Ea-earS H+ cr- lse larn hega married Llue l.o7e than UIy gear,
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
FOR TODAH

THE LOVE THAT SAVES: God SO loved the world, that be gave his 5uly beCotten Son, that vho5oever beIieveth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:l6
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23

4 dollar 8 month will bring the Alaskan to Jour doOr,
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23

Gold Francs
 By ItaIv .......... I.u0o.Ooo.oo0 .v Russia ........ 4,Oo0.000.0o0 "s ua.g..a ....... 2.250.o00.ooo ag ang.-s,ly.a .... 5uU.000.0r0 Gy o..,r a...es .... l.25n.D00.U00 By Germany ......6a.0UO.0O0.0O0
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23

Subscribe for The rsuv uo.saB
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
NMcI By ran-c

Gold Francs To United s@.as....I2.5o.ooo.oao To Great Drsra.u....12,5UU.000.oo0
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23
Owed To France

Total ..........2a.25o,ooo.ooo
The daily Alaskan., 1922-05-23

Uncle Sam Faces Housing Problem for Offenders Against the Fcuer5l tusss-Ersg dent Harding and Attorney General CE--ac-ty Favor T-w.as Camp Gran, .1.o Rs.orm Farm for Re-a-.u,--c0 CT First lrea--IG.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15

vent trouble between MT. Woodruff and the Klan.
 The situation was regarded as tense, but local authorities said they would be able to cone with any erner- gency. An eleventh hour warning was received by MT. Woodruff not to attend the meet ting
 Refuses Military Protection.
 Mir. Woodruff refused Governor HardWick's offer to furnish him ade- quate military protection. He said if membe of the Klan planned an at tack on him. T believe 1t will not be openly but from ambush ana Tor that reason l do not believe d sheriff's posse Or Q military guard arour7 my house would be of any avail"
 What we need in Barrow county
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15

the Producing Managers Association to sell all advance tickets at a cen ,ral office at ten cents above box of flee prices, in an effort to eliminate spectators.
 Some of the managers themselves an ounced that they doubted if the proposal could be carried out, claim ing that it would be difficult for one Cffice, no matter how large, to handle the heavy selling e1peditiously and to the satisfaction of patrons.
 Twenty-two agencoes with more than 100 stands would be affected by the proposal.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
Friday, Dec. 15, 1922

is to create a sentiment against K1 Klux Klan Iawlessness," MT. Wood ruff told Governor Hardwick at conference yesterday in Atlanta That is why we intend to keep o1 having a citizens mass meting until we can get a resolution passed"
 MT. Woodruff had a letter from Governor Hardwick he intended II read at today's meeting Efforts O. persons to regulate and censor tht conduct of persons outside of thu courts and outside of the laws mus be checked in Georgia, was the sub. stance of the chief executives com. n1unication.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
GE0RGIAnS ACT ID STOP
 kU KLUX LkvVLESSSSNESS

Winder, Ga, Dec. 15-With a de- claration that a mass meeting a gainsu alleged prevailing Ku KIux KIan law lessness will be held even if he alone attends, Robert L. Woodruff. local merchant. early today completed ar for the session called to adopt a resolution declaring Barrow county citizens favor preservation of law and order. A similar resolution failed at recent mass meeting.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15

Citizens from all sections Of the South were here presumably to at tend the meeting. while throughout Georgia interest has been aroused over the strained relations between Mr- Woodruff and the local ku I&Iux Klan cha pter.
 AdjuLant General Hope of the Georgia National Guard arrived here today, having been sent by Governor Thomas w. Hardwick to try to pre-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
LoUer Lighting
 Rates Demanded

Westport, Dec. 15-A special town meting has been called here for Thursday. Dec. 21, at which action will be taken on a demand that the Westport Lighting & Water Com pany lower the rate for electricity in ahet own. The comDany is now charg-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15

ing fourteen cents per kilowatt hour, whereas it is claimed the average price in other parts of the state is from SIX to eight cents.
 The meting will also consider the matter of a town court in place of the present justice court system.