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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05
KRUPPOvE ZAclNAJf
POvOLOVATI.
Dohsdli a . Francouzi . pouzi.
vxni xelezniee.

Esssf. cevence. I Ozna.
meni, ze sprava Krlppovych
xavodd podepsala dohodnuti $
inzenyry olol0upacni komise X
pouziv&ni zeleznicni odbocky
spojujici dive odvetvi Kruppo-
vych zavodI, u6ln6no bylo
dnes francouzskymi 1fady.
Toto jest prvni dohodnuti ia.
k6hOkoli druhu. jez podepsa-
no bylo z&stupci n6meckych in
australasia sc zastupci okku-
pacnf armady a Francouzi v
mem spatfnji ukazku slabnuti
nemeck6ho trpn&ho odporu.
.Dohodnutf jest vysledek "a
brani Franconzi v pond6li sic.
v&rny q uhelnych ohrad Krup-
povy tovarny ma lokomotivy '
Segeroth, male stanici blize
Essen.
Kdyz zabrali z&Nod, Fran
cOuzi tam nasli 10000 tun uhli
a koksu, dvanact lokomotiv a
nekolak set tun rafi pro loko.
lnOtivy q vlakoNe uagOny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05

dotykajf mas vsech, budou roz-
lust6ny behem kratke DOLBY, a.
|vsak to neznamena rozlust6ni
|reparacnf otazky. Move nesn&
ze = spory vzniknou a nikdo
!nemdze pfedvidati, jake budou
|toho nasledky.
"Az nalezeno bude trvale
rozfeseni, k n6muz dojiti musi
Ijednoho dine, jsem pfesv9dcen,
= stane SO tax n spolupdsobe
inf Amei4ky. xkmerilcs ryzfi6s
Idla v&lku q ona rozhodne take
mir. sAvSak ona jednati bude
! We SVEN vlastnfm. z&jmu, jak
einiti must kazdy velky narod,
q "a svych 'vlastnich podmfnek
q We SVEN vlastnfm vhodnem o
kamziku. Pro nj lelhce mohlo
by byti nebezpecnym interve-
novati prilis zahy, pokud sta
'r& v&Sne i nacionalni pfedsh
/ ky Sc uplatnuji. Ostatn9 Evor-
pr jest malomocnou pfimeti va
ST vladu, aby jednala, nezli sa-
ma uzna "a dobre.
-.
INA druh6 stran9 Amerika,
Ijiz sc dnes medostava dlv9ry v
evropske politick6 procesy, ne
smf ocekavati, ze jejf idee wi
|t9zi ma cel6 care. Must dojiti
ku intelektualni, prave tax ja-
ko ku materielnf spolupraci."
Ohledn6 moznosti valky v
Europe pravil dr.. Benes:
"Narodove jsou pfilis vysf-
leni pro waikiki, ackoliv jistf
lvIdcove v nskterych zemi pod
necuji sovinismus.~ ia nevidim
nikde zadn6 nebezpeci valky
- valky ovsem We velkych roz
merech. N9mecko nemuze bo-
jovat a tudiz nem1ze byti bo-
jovano prot n9mu. Rusko je
zam6stnano hlavn9 hospod&f-
skou rekuperaci q podle m6ho
nahledu nem& valetnych lmy
lslI. Mala ,dohoda jest dosti mo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05
POSTRELENY LUPIC
PODLEHL.
Ac tezce zranSny pokusil sc
o utsk Z nemocnice.

Walter Mcdonald z Akron
jenz byl v nedeli spolu Sc svym
spolecnfkem Powersem postre.
len policist. Hruskou pri poku-
81 loupeze v gasolinove stanici
ma Superior. ave. vych. 40. ul
vcera v mestslke nemOcnici ze.
mfel, kdyz byl "a marneho po.
kusu o ltek vyskocil oknem
nemocnice.
Oba postfeleni mladici do.
praveni byli bezprostredne pc
SVEN zatceni do Fairview ne.
mocnice, odkud byl Ernest Po.
wers, pfijedsi z Terre Haute
Ind, jelikoz byl meme nebez.
pecn6 zran6n pfevezen do ne.
mocnice m9stsk&, kdezto stay
McDonaldGv pfevezeni nedovc
loval a proto ponechan dosud v
.imenovane nemocnici, kde by
strezen policistou Chambersem
Vcera rano pozad:aa postfelenJ
strazn1ka o sldlenici vody Q
hdyz tyz Sc obratil, ably zavo'
lal osetfovatefku, Mcdonald pc
uzil t6to pfilezitosti, seskocil I
lizka, rychle otewfel okno a
hotovil Sc k seskoku, kdyz Y
tom byl policistou zadrzen
Nastala tahanice, "a ktere oba
okna vypadli do nepatrne jer
hloubky 6 stop. Jest6 dole sc
vezen straznikovi bran;l, ale
konetne piece podlehl. Byl
vnesen zp9t, kde shledano, ze
pferazena ruka muu byla znovu
zlomena q ze Sc patzne otevfe.
Ia rama vnitahf Y bfise, kan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05

lvodu konanem ma den neodvi-
slosti. A nejenom to, sest stab
mich ddstojnfkl britickeho va
Ilecn&ho lod'stva sed9lo ma tri
bune b9heml cteni Prbhlasenf
Neodvislosti a slyselo presiden
tow rec.
"Jsem rad, ze nasi briticti
lpfatel6 prokazali nam tn
cest,' president pravil bshem
sve feci, ''nebot' to vyznacuje
pokrok poalednfch lat let a u
kazuje, ze cely anglicky mlu-
Ivicf svet jest spfiznen. Dou-
fam, ze v budoucnosti americ-
Ike a briticke namofni silly kr&
ceti budou pospolu k trvalemu
mfru."
Vedle toho, ze podileli Sc
ma prdvodu, Britove, prostfed-
. nictvim sv6ho velitele, kap.
Holbrooka, projevili dctu pre-
sidentovi ucin9nim navst9vy u
n6ho v jeho hotelu.
Prdvod byl konan po pffje-
zdu presidentovy druziny sem
dnes casne dopoledne ulicemi,
| v nichz tfsnil Sc jasajici a pra
porci mavajici lid. Clenov6
druziny povazovali to "a jed
no 2 nejnadSenejsfch uvitani,
Jake Sc jfdestalo Cd t6 DOLBY 60
Il Washingtonu vyjeIa.
Privod ucin9n byl maleb-
Inym tim, ze Sc ma n&m podile-
10 n6kolik kv6tinovych allego
irickych vozI. Tyto, s vojensky
mi a civilnimi oddly, projely
pred presidentem a jeho dru-
lzinou.
Pc vlasteneckych obradech
a recich ma athletickem poll,
kde shromazdeni bylo odha.
dovano ma $4,000 hlav, presi-
dent a pi. Hardingova odebra
| Ii sc Primo do blizkeho NEST
sk6ho parku, kde polozili We
nee ma pomnik Theodore Roose
lvelta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05
.VELKA R0ZNOST MfNENf PANUJE.
v OTAZCE VALECNYH NAHRAD.
zADANYCH Cd NEMECKA.
VYSLEDEK VYMENY NAHLEDU MEZI BRITANIf
FRANCIf A BELCIf NEUSPOKOJIVYM.

|Soucasne vsak vsechny feci 0
NONE roztrzce mezi Velkou
Britanii a zmin6nymi dv6ma
spojenci jsou pokladany "a
predcasne a nicfm neodnvodn9
Inc.
Problem valecnych nahrad
da Sc rozlustiti jenom tehdy.
kdyz spojenci budou jednati
spolecne,' pravil jeden vyni-
kafci bniticky hodnostar.
"Kdybychom jednali kazdy
zvlast', jake ujist9ni mohli by
chom dati N6mecku, ze bude
chraneno pred zasahovanfm
do jeho vnitrnich z&lezitosti Sc
strany Francie?"
Cely reparacni problem bu
de projednavan ma zitfejsi
schulz kabinetu We sv6tle dnes-
nj konference s velvyslanci
francouzskym q belgickym.
Dnes zaroveh oznameno z mi
nisterstva zahraniei, ze mic ne
bude dano ma vefejnost, pokud
sc nedospeje k n6jakym zavaz
nym rozhodnutim. Zaun& da-
tum nebylo urceno pro obno-
veni vyjednavani hrabetem
De Saint-Aulairem q baronem
, Moncheurefn, belgickym vel
iivystaacein.
/ Prozatim jest jisto, ze repa
,,racni problem, jenz ochromu-
lie celou industrialnf Evropu,
neni o mic blize rozlustenf nez
(, Ii pred mesicem a pokl&da Sc
"a nutne, ably vsichni spojene-
'ctf premieri zahranicni mi
nistri Sc sesli We vseobecne
konferenci vsechny otazky,
% nez sc jedna, dikladne pro-
jednali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05

J4ondyn, S. cervence. Dlou-
no ocekavana odpov6d' Fran
Gle ma briticke memorandum
!vzhledem k reparacim, byla
|pfedlozena zahranicnimu Sc
kretafi markyzi Curzonovi pc
zde dnes odpoledne, ale nesky-
ta zadneho rozlust6ni zdanli-
I've do nekonecna sc vlekouci-
ho problemu valecnych ma
brad.
Hrabe4 De Saint-Aulaire,
francouzsky velvyslanec, v
|dlouhe rozmluve lordem Cur
zonem, trvajici temer hodinu
Ia pil, vysvetlil hledisko Fran
Gle ma rdzne Ease ruhrske O.
tazky, ale nepodafilo sc mu
objasniti urcitymi slovy stano-
visko one zeme v n9kterych
bodech, jez lord Curzon uvedl
We SVEN nedavnem dotazniku.
Prevlada vseobecne min6ni,
!ze vysledek konference byl
neuspokojivy, ale zaroven Sc
poukazuje, ze costa jest otevfe
i ma pro dalsi diskusse. Oceka-
va Sc, ze vyjednavani potrv&
daIsf tyden neb dele.
Hrab6 De Saint-Aulaire mel
svoji rozml6vu lordem Cur
/ zonesa. brxx po..od dchodu belsi-
1ckeho vyslance, jez u britjcle-
no zahranicniho sekretafe po-
byl tem6r hodinu. Vyrozumiva
se,f ze belgicky yyslanec zdi-
lraznil, ze Francie a Belgie
jsou "a jedno v hlavnich otaz-
kach reparacniho sporu. V bri
tickych lfednich kruzich nj
jak nebylo zatajovano zklama
nj mad tim, ze zadny ze spojen
CD necht6l v nicem sleviti s
pozadavki drive oznamenych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05
DEMPSEY POSTAL VfTE-
ZEN.
Byl to velky "turnaj", zSpas {
Cibbonsem, ale finanGni
fiaskO.

Shelby, Mont, a. cervence.
Tom Gibbons, st.-paulsky "a
pasnfk prostfednf vahy, -vydr-
Eel plnych patnact nabehh v
zapase s Jackem Dempseym.
championem t6zke vahy, v are
ne v Shelby dnes odpoledne.
Vit9zstvf prirceno Dempsey
mu, rozhodcim Jimem Dough
ertym 2 Philadelphia, nebot'
nyn6jsf champion osv6dcil lep-
81 rvacskou schopnost, nicm6-
ne vsak Gibbons vyhr&l ssmrav
nj vit6zshvf. jez ma znAen9
v9tsf hodnotu nez mravni vi
t6zstvi obycein6 mfvajf. Udr-
Eel 81 rekord, ze svedl 80 z&pa
81. aniz by byl ucin9n ne
schopnym k dalsimu boji.
Pred bojem sazky 2 proti 1,
ze Gibbons nevydrzi osm ma
beh1, byly marn9 nabfzeny,
nebot' v9tsina znalcd Sc do
mnfvala, ze Gibbons bude sta
sten, vydrzi-li jich pet q bylo
dosti lidf toho pfesv9dcenf, ze
Dempsey, podrazd9n pfeka2ka
mi, jez stayely Sc tomuto %.
I. pasu v cestu. udela .kratky pro
ces $ Gibbonsem hned v PRIV
MIN nabehu.. M .
.Aysak Gibbons, ackoliv jest
0 tfinact liber lehcf nezli jeho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05
DESET ROK0 MA ZOTA-
VENf.
Potfebuje Europa, die yyjidfe
nj ministra Bene5e.

Praha, 2. cervence. (Depese
Lincolna Eyre pro IN. Y. He
,rald"). Ceskoslovensky mini
str. zahranicnich z&lezitostf dr..
Ed. Benes vyslovil Sc 0 nyn9j-
81 evropske situaci vnci "a
stupci> IN. Y. Heraldu" nasle-
dovn9:
ia jsem otevfen9 pessimi-
sticky vzhleden k. brzk&mu
'rozfesenf reparacnich spori.
"a jsem pfesvedcen, ze Evro-
pa bude potfebovati dlouhou
,dobu ,ku sv6mu zotaveni 49, de-
set, molina patn&cte let. Ruhr-
sk@ nesn&ze,, jez Sc tax t9zce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05

indianapolis, 4. cervence.-
Warren Razor, z Brookville. o.
pilot ballonu Ohio, byl prvnim
muzem. jenz byl donucen VIDA
ii sc zavod9ni. Jeho ballon Sc
snesl k zemi blize Arcadia,
Ind, asi v 6 hod. vecer. Po-
rouchana plynova zaklopka
donutila jej k sestupu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05

cnou, aby uh4jila mir We Sired
nj Europe a M Balkane".
O sve vlastnfs zemi mluvi Be
mes 8 nejv9tSin1 optimismem.
Pravil, ze krise, jez nasledo-
vala po pen9xnf deflaci, jest
pfekonana q ropfel, ze vyvoz
nj nesnaze mohy by vesti k no
We inflaci. K t4mu dolozil:
"Nasf chybop jest, ze jsma
'siln4 prospers1 elm ostrpyem
" fo2b6ufen&m moi zb&hkf0:
telych narodd, avSak my jsme
jisti, ze zvit3zime."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05

odpirce, zistal ma nohou al
do konce. Sc stanoviska spor.
tovniho byla to velika bitva, a.
lie financni fiasko. Podnikatele
q ii, kdoz upsali pozadovanJ
obnos, ztraci $186, 200. Dobre
jest ma tom jedin9 Dempsey
jenz dostal 100000. U vcho.
du vybrano pouze $4,000 a
kdyz pres op9tovn6 snizov&nl
|vstupneho arena Sc neplnila
lide tam vpusteni zadarmo
Gibbons nedostane niceho krt
me hrazenf vyloh, ale ma ctvl
thu zajmu ma vyd6lcfch 2 uks
zovani pohyblivych obrazki
zapasu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05

byl kulf straznika v ned4li tre-
fen. Byl pozd6ji pfevezen do
nem0cnice m9stske, kde vecer
zemfel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-05

Detroit, A. cervenee. - Bal
lon, letici nizko a unaseny se-
verovychodnim sm9rem, byl
pozorovan mad Detroitem v 10
hodin dnes ve6er. Ii, kdoz bal
lon vid6li. nemohli jej ztotoz-
niti.
Indianapolis, 4. ceavence.-
Nekde mad severovychodni In
dianou a snad mad Ohiem neb
Michiganem, tfinact ballond je
unaseno v6trem vanoucim prud
kosti cd patnacti do dvaceti
mil. Jsou to dcastnlci ma ma
rodnim eliminacnim z&pase,
jenz zapocal zde We A hodiny
dnes odpoledne.
Pilot nesestoupi k zemi, po-
kud nebude vycerpana jejich
zasoba plynu, lee by n9jaka ne
ocekaNana nehoda ucinila Sc
stup nutnym. Zasoba plynu v
ballonech Sc rizni cd $4,000
do $4,000 krychlovych stop.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-01
HOLD DETROIT BOYS
AS LIQUOR SMUGGLERS
Two are Taken While Drawing Sled
Load of Beer from Canada t.. the
United States.
(By Associated Press Leased vine

Detroit. Five youths were in custody
of the sheriff here today as liquor
smugglers. Three were detained when
deputies found them passing the liquor
to women inmates of the COUNTY Jail by
means of an improvised rope while two
others were arrested while drawing a
sled load of beer across the Detroit
river from Canada. Information given
by the boys was expected to result in
other arrests, officials stated. The
three juvenile smugglers were found in
an alley as they were tying a bottle to
the end of rope made of sheets,
stockings and strips of torn clothing
that had been lowered from fourth
floor window. A woman at the window
they said, had paid them Is cents when
they took a note from her to a man.
Jail officers were unable to identify the
woman and declared there had been no
cases of intoxication in the women's
ward. The lads captured on the river
admitted they had been hired by rum
runners to transport the cargo of beer
and declared other schoolboys were
making similar trips daily with their
sleds and were being well paid for
their work.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-01
Well Know Merchant losses His Hat in the Rino.
When Petitions Are Taken Out for
Him Late Tuesday.
LAST DAY FOR CANDIDATES
Only Two in Race With Date Less Than Week Ayvav-
Friends Urge Present Commissioners
: to Serve Another Term.

New interest was injected into the
race for the two vacancies to be filed
on the city commission in the coming
spring election, when Adolph Epstein,
well known Kenosha merchant, was
named in nomination papers taken out
today. Mr.. Epstein declared today that
if his friends wish to place his name
in nomination, he would consent to be
a candidate for one of the vacancies on
THE commission.
"In my opinion" he declared regard
ing his candidacy, "the best thing that
could happen would be for the present
commissioners to be candidates for re-
election. If, however, they were not in
the race, as I understand, l am ready
to be a. candidate for membership on
the commission, and if the voters see
fit to place my name on the ballot and
later elect me, shall do all within my
power to serve the city of Kenosha
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-01
New Bills Provide
for Official Recall
(By Asgociated Press Leased wire

Madison, Wis-Recall of elective Off
Gals by popular vote and of appointive
state officials by the legislature, is pro-
vided in two measures introduced into
the upper house today with the recon-
mendation of the senate committee on
judiciary. Both are administration
measures introduced by Senator Henry
Huber The general recall provides for
constitutional amendment to give the
people authority at an election to re-
move from Office any elective official
in the state or county governments, in
Guiding judges. Recall of appointive
state officials after Interpolation by
the legislature is provided in the sec
end proposal.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-01
WORK WOULD KILL
OLD TIME CUSTOM
Postmaster General Tells President
Post Office Department Should
Select Men for Service.
(By ASSOCIATED Press Leased Wire


Washington, D. C.-Postmaster Gen
eral Work recommended to President
Harding today that selection of post
masters should no longer be consider
ed political perquisite of senators and
representatives but should be vested
in the post Office department alone.
At the same time the postmaster
general, who retires from his present
position on March to become secre-
tary of the interior, recommended that
present regulations requiring examina-
ton of candidates for postmaster by
the civil service commission also be
abandoned.
"The post Office department is a
strictly business organization" said
Mr.. Work, "and it ought to be aided
in putting the right man in the right
place, as any private business concern
would endeavor to do for its own adj
vancement, and not be handicapped
either by political considerations or
by the restrictions entailed in the
present plan requiring examination by
the civil service commission, which
does not give civil service status"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-01
THINKS JEALOUS
WOMAN Is SLAYER
District Attorney in New York Scans
Penciled Scrawlings and Per-
fumed Notes.
(By Associated Press Leased Wire.)

icy ASSoclsUed PreSS Leased Wlre.)
New York City In the penciled
scrawlings in a loselv kept dairy and
the contents of a number of daintily
perfumed envelopes, District Attorney
Glennon of the Bronx was reaching to-
day for clew to the identity of the
murderer of Frederick Schneider, a
wealthy contractor, in his automobile
on lonely Bronx road Monday.
Convinced that jealous woman kill
ed Schneider, the district attorney was
checking over acquaintance of the
dead man. Mrs. Anna Buzzi, with
whom Schneider had lived for seven
years va helsa .-5sii., un-
der 900 bona.
The pocket dairy.in which Schneider
occasionally scrubbed notes of occur
rences and names and addresses of So
cial and business acquaintance, with
the letters which he received from wo-
men friends, some married, were found
in the apartment he occupied.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-01
POLICEWOMANT TO
GO TO DETROIT
Detroit Officials Extend In
vitation to New Keno
sha Officer.
GETS STAR TOMORROW,

Chief of Police Thad Logan receiv-
ed a message today from Police Com
missioner Rutledge of Detroit inviting
the new Kenosha policewoman, Mrs.
Beulah Mcneil, I'd visit their depart
ment, in order to obtain practical ex-
perience for the new branch of the
department which is being opened up
in this city in connection with police
work.
Mrs. Mcneil will be sworn in as an
officer on Thursday, when she will be
presented with the badge of her of
flee. AS arrangements have already
been made for her going to Detroit,
it is expected that she will leave on
Friday, for few weeks there, before
entering directly upon the work in
Kenosha.
Extend Cordial Welcome.
The letter received from Detroit by
Chief Logan, extending welcome to
the Kenosha visitor, addressed to
Chief Logan, reads as follows:
"This is in reply to your letter with
reference to one of your policewom-
en- spending few weeks with our
women's division for the purpose of
obtaining practical experience. Miss
Gilmore Hutzel, director of our WON
ems division, will be very glad to
have your police woman visit our
department, and we will do everything
possible to make her visit pleasant
and beneficial one. l note that you
say you will greatly appreciate this
favor; we regard this more as COM
pliment to ourselves, and merely an
other step towards that cooperation
and coordination that we so fire.
quently talk about at our conven-
tions. (Signed) William P Rutledge,
superintendent of police"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-01
Calumet Miner
Dies i'm Los Angeles
AN Associated Press LEASED Mirel

by Associated Press Leased Wfre)
Los Angeles. James Hoatson,
wealthy mining operator of Calumet,
Mich, died at his winter home here
yesterday, aged rs years. He was born
in Scotland and came to America at an
early age. He was one of the founders
of the Calumet & Arizona Mining com
pany and vice-president of it at the
time of his death. He was one of the
earliest men to enter the copper min
ing industry in Michigan and was wide
ly known in other copper mining cen
tiers in the northwest and southwest.
He is survived by widow, Mrs. Eliza
Hoatson, and a niece. He had passed
the last 28 winters in Los Angeles.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-01
!.
YEOMEN OF AMERICA
MAY BUILD NEAR HERE
"City of Childhood" to Cost Ten Mil
lion Dollars May be Located
Near Kenosha.
tBy Associated Press Leased wire)

Milwaukee, Wis. - Wisconsin, pos
sibbly the vicinity of Milwaukee, may
be the site of $1O,OO0,O0O home for
motherless children, "The City of
Childhood" to be built by the Brother
hood of American Yeomen, according
to officials of the organization. The
hime will be a city, comprising $500
acres, with bank, stores, cottages for
the children, school buildings, parks,
shops and numerous other departments.
Plans contemplate building program
to extend over period of rs or 30
years.
Officials of the brotherhood have
looked at sites in every state in the
union. A. N. Farmer, chairman of the
committee in charge of the work, has
inspected territory near Kenosha and
Eau Claire. According to information
received here today, the choice of sites
has narrowed down to Wisconsin and
Illinois, although other states are still
being considered.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-01
MCCALL is NAMED
WHITTIER TRUSTEE
A. B. Mccall Selected as
Trustee in Bankruptcy
for Whittier Co.
DELAY OTHER ACTION
Examination of Officers Post
pOned until March
the 18th.
DELAY OTHER ACTION

Alexander B. Mccall, one of the Of
fcials of the Vincent Mccall Manu-
featuring company, was named trustee
in bankruptcy for the Whittier Motors
company, incorporated, at the first
meeting of the creditors held Tuesday
afternoon in the offices of Milton J..
Knoblock, referee in bankruptcy, in
Racine. He will take charge of the
affairs of the company at once and pro-
coed on the lines which are being fol-
lowed in an effort to find way out Of
the financial difficulties in which the
concern is now situated.
1t will take several days for him to
take over the charge of the affairs of
the concern and this will probably de-
lay somewhat the plans which had been
made to reopen the factory here.
Randall is First Named.
Attorney G. E. Randall, who has been
receiver of the concern and who has
been in charge of the affairs of the
company since it went into bankruptcy
several weeks ago, was first named the
trustee by a large majority of the Gre
ditors. Referee Knoblock, however,
refused to ratify this election on the
grounds that Attorney Randall had act
ed as legal counsel for the company
and was therefore ineligible to be-
come trustee in bankruptcy.
Several of the Chicago creditors sug-
gested Horace G.. Maddox as trustee.
Mr., Mccall was finally elected Mud
the choice confirmed Immediately by
the court. AS a manufacturer Mr..
Mccall has an understanding of the
problems which are confronting the
company and will be able to take i'm
mediate charge of the company.
Postpone Other Business.
The election of trustee consumed
so much of the time allotted by the
court to the meeting that it was nee
essary to postpone other business for
which the meeting of creditors was
originally called. The examination of
officers will accordingly be held on
March the 18th at the office of Referee
Knoblock in Racine.
1t was stated late this morning
that there would be some delay in
securing the formal appointment of
Mr., Mccall as trustee in the bank
ruptcy affairs of the WHITTIER Motor
company and that Attorney Randall,
who was named temporary trustee
when the firm was adjudged bankrupt
in the federal court, would continue
in charge until the formal appoint
ment had been made.
Every effort is being made to work
out a plan whereby the operation of
the plant may be resumed within a
short time.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-01
JOHNSON
APPEALS TO COURT
Man Who Spent Long Term in Prison
Seeks to Collect Payment
From State.

Madison Wis. Appeal to the
Dane county circuit court was taken
today by John A. (Dogskin) Johnson,
in an effort to obtain $4,000 compen-
sation from the state for false i'm
prisonment. Johnson was pardoned
last year by Governor Blaine after he
had convinced himself that the man
who served IL years in the state pris-
on for the murder of seven-year-old
Anne Lemberger, was not guilty of
the crime.
The Encouragement ruled that be-
cause of his confession to the crime,
johnson was not entitled to compen-
sation.