davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13

San Antonio, Tex, IL. pro-
since. - Velke oddly ozbro-
jenych muzI re vsech casti
statu Vera Cruz pridavaji Sc k
gen. Guadalupe Sanchezovi v
jeho tazeni ma Mesto Mexiko,
die soukromych depesi obdr-
zenych zdejsim listen Light
z Vera Cruz.
Predvoj armady gen. San
cheza dostal Sc do Perote, ma
Mezioceanske draze, stanici
ma hranicich statu Puebla. j.
ne predni straze tehoz oddilu
pronikly do Esperanzy a Ori-
entail.
Gen. Sanchez jest dobre wy
zbrojen sttojnimi puskami,
ktere 81 podrzel po porazce a
smrti Carranzy v Alihebes,
kde zbrane a strelivo byly "a
nechany.
Juchiteco Indiani re statu
Vera Cruz a jizniho konce Me
xika, citajici tisice, prdali Sc
X vojsku De La Huerty, die
zprav zde obdrzenych. Maj
skoro vsichni kon6 q tvor'
pluk lehke jizdy. cetne osa'
mocene posadky federalnicf
|obregonisti byly donuceny. +,
|vzdani sc q nektere pfidaiy d
k Huertistim, takze nezdstalt
zadne federalni vojsko v tyle
postupujiciho povstaleckehe
oddilu.
Utok ma predmesti Mesta
Mexika ocekava Sc v sobotu
die zprav, ktere byly zde OBJ
drzeny. Sila povstalecke ar
mady jest pritomne odhado
vana ma $4,000 dobre ozbro
jenych muzI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
VYbER CLEVElA lANDU bYL SCHVALEN.
NkR0DNi k0NVENCE REPUBLlKhNt
BuDE zDE k0NANA
DEN 10. CERVNA URCEN BYL VYBOREM
X JEJfMU ZAHAJENf

Washington, IL. prosince.-
"Republikanskym volicGm We
Spoj. Statech: "V souhlasu s
pravidly prijatymi republican
skou narodni konvenci v roku
1920, republikansky narodni
vybor nafizuje, aby konvence
delegovanych zastupcd repu-
blikanske strany byla konana
We meste Clevelande, We state
Ohio, v II hodin dopoledne,
v dtery, 10. dne cervna, 1924,
"a lcelem nominovani kandi-
dati pro drad presidenta a
mistopresidenta, o nichz hla-
sovano bude o presidentske
volb9 v utery, a. dne listopa-
du, 1924, "a dcelem projed-
mani takovych zalezitosti, jez
pred nj prljdOu."
TAX mi formalnf VIVA re-
publikanske strany pro jeji
konvenci v r. 1924, vydana
dnes vecer - prvni konvenc-
nj vyzva svolavajicf jednu z
velikych politickych stran, aby
sc sesla v Clevelandu.
Republikansky narodni W.
Dor vydal svoji vyzvu po W.
b2ru Cleyelandu v dopoled-
MIN zasedani, kdyz pfi prvni4
ballotu Cleveland obdrzel 3S
hlasI, San Francisco deset q
Des Moines jeden. San Fran
cisco podalo pax navrh, aby
vyber Clevelandu stal Sc jed
nomyslnym.
Ma ziskani konvence melc
nejlepsi vyhlidku Chicago, me-
bot odporucoval je F. w. Up.
ham, pokladnik narodn{ho re-
publikanskeho vyboru, ale
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13

Benjamin Fambrough iest
souzen vrazdy prvniho str :
ne pred okresnfm soudcem j.
e. >Hoverem 2 Bellefontain,
jenz zde zasedd jako soudce
vypomoony. "a vterejsiho lice
nj byl poznan wedkem Natha-
mem Cohenem. 26S2 vych. 40.
ul. jako muz. ktery 25. listo.
padu 1921 ctyfikfate vystrelil
ma policejm7ho atr&znika Fran
ka Korana, vykonivajfc svo
il sluzebni povinnost. Cohen je
majitelenl cukrovinkoveho OBJ
chodu a osudne chvile prav6
vyhlizel vykladnim oknem,
kdyz nest astny mas krajan byl
usmrcen. Svedek byl podroben
tuhemu krizovemu vyslechu,
ktery vssk jej nemohl odvra-
titi od pIvodniho tvrzeni. Pred
volan byl po vyslechu policej-
Mich dfedniki, koronera Ham,
monda, jakoz i vdovy po Ia
stfelenem pi. Rizeny Korano-
We.
Koran byl stfelen devetkrat
a do tela mu vniklo sedm kuli.
Fambrough zatcen byl temer
diva roxy po spachanem zloci-
nu, prozradil Sc revolverem te-
ze raze jako byl Snm, iez zma
I'll Korandv Giyo&
Obhajca zalev naho A. L.
-steucr PHI 7afi sf56i X pc
rote snazil Sc dokazovati, ze
Fambrouga vIbec ma miste ci-
|nu nebyl. Dramatickou byla
vypoved' ovdovele zeny. ktera
porote vyprayela, kterak il je-
il muz naposledy polibil, kdyz
opoust6l domov, ably Sc odebral
do sllzby, aby nest astna man
zelka jen o nekolik hodin poz.
deli Sc v okresni marnici set
kala jiz 8 jeho ztuhlou mltvo-
lou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
POvSTALCl BLl1I Sc KU kAP|TOLu.
ARMADA. $4,000 Muzt slLNA. TkHNE
Ma mEST0 MExIkO.
TAKE Ma ZAPADNtM POBREzf POVSTANf
NABYVA ZNACNE silly.

Vzpoura gen. Hinoiosy.
jenz veil venkovskemu tetnic-
tvu We state Nuevo Leon, byla
potvrzena v depesich, obdrze-
nych u zdejsi La PrenzG. Hi
nojosa byl posledne WIDEN v
Cinengas de Flores ma Mexic-
ke draze a panuje presvedce-
nj, re postupuje, aby Sc spo-
jill povstaleckym oddilem
gen. Lopeze De Larry We Vic
tori neb v Tampicu.
Nogales, Ariz., IL. pros
Gen. Angel Flores vidal Sc
sve kandidatury ma president
stvi a pridal Sc ku federalni
Wade pod presidentem Obre-
gonem, bylo zde oznameno
dnes v depesich obdrzenych
mexickym konsulem z vojen-
skeho hlavniho stanu v Her
mosillo, Sonora. Rovn6z Sc
sdeluje, re gen. Flores pre-
wal guvernerstvf statu Sina-
loa, pod Obregonem, nastou-
piv po Manuelu Rivasovi, pro-
zatimnim guverneru.
We sve depesi loyalty pre-
sidentu Obregonovi, gen. Flo
res prohlasil, ze vzhledem k
Ineiposledn9jsimu vojenskemu
hnutf " zemi, chopf@se -StSzi
vlady We state Sinaloa, tax
ably mohl spolupIsobiti v zaj-
mu mexicke republiky.
Ell Paso, Tex, IL. prosince.
- Osm set dobre ozbrojenych
farmaru utvorilo jizdecky od-
dill a nabidli sluzby Obrego-
move Wade v Juarezu v pri-
pade vypuknuti vzpoury. Gel
KEN v severni casti Mexika
panuje kid.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
NEMEcku JEST vELMI zLE.
DOZNAVA NEMOzNOST VYROVNAN1 ROZ-
POCTU A zADA POMOC.

stredky a nasi vlastni silou."
Nemecka vlada vidouc ne
moznost ziskani lveru cd vlast
niho naroda, upira nadejepl-
ne zraky "a hranice, zejmena
do Ameriky a tez ku Svazu
Naroda, ospravedlnujic svoji
zadost o pomoc nasledujicfm
argumentem:
"'Jezto, jak jiz bylo pouka-
zano ma pocatku, vsechny re-
habilitacni kroky risske vlady
at sebe energict6ji provade.
ny, jsou odsouzeny k nezdaru
pokud Sc tyce vybrednuti z te.
to financnf katastrofy, nezby.
va risske' Wade niceho jinehc
nez appelovati o pomoc "a
hranice, a sice ku Svazu Ma
rodI."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
sTARf $LENDRIkN ztsTANE.
VELKE ZASTOUPEN1 JIZ-
MICH STATU v REP. KONVENCI.

Dor a hrozili odvetou, ttz po-
zmenil vynos z r. 1921 q dal
We skuteGnosti jiznim statnm
vice delegatd nez nell kdyko-
Ii pred tim. Ably Sc to aspoh
pon9kud vyrovnalo, zvysen po-
Get delegatn severnich statd,
v nichz vyhral president Har-
ding.
Nektefi ze cleni republi-
kanskeho narodniho vyboru,
zejmena senator Howell z Ne
brasky, razne odsoudili jed
mani vyboru, prohlasivse, ze
to povede ke korupci pri III
skavani", vlastne kupovani
cernosskych delegaci z jiz-
Mich statu v narodni konvenci.
DIE dnesniho rozvrhu v Gle
velandske konvenci bude
1,1O9 delegatd u porovnani 8
984 v r. 1920.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
EX.KAISER POUHYM
3. PRINCEM.

Berlin, IL. prosince. Vilem
Hohenzollernsky dostal novou
ranu vGera, kdyz pruske statni
ministerstvo rozhodlo, ze ne
ma byt dele nazyvan "kaise-
REM, nybrz pouze 'sprincem
Vilemem pruskJm'. Soucame
vydAn dekret, re titul dflvej-
siho korunniho prince bude
nadale pouze t'princ", coz ma
patrn9 nazna6oyah, ze zadna
koruna neni dele v dohledu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13

kdyz president Coolidge pro-
jevil prani, aby konana byla
v Clevelandu, v domovskem
state jeho predchddce, War
rena G. Hardinga, bylo jisto,
ze bude mu vyhoveno. S W.
berem Clevelandu vyjadrova-
no jest nyni vseobecne uspo-
kojeni, jezto pokladan jest "a
neutralni pddu ku svedenf BIZ
ivy o presidentskou nominaci
a jisto jest, ze Sc delegatdm
i hostim dostane srdecneho
prijeti We mest6 ma jezere
Erie.
Zastupci Coolidgeovych a
Johnsonovych kampannich w
born sejdou Sc v Clevelandu
v dtery s mistnim vyborem,
ably 81 vybrali hlavni stany.
Carmi A. Thompson, predse-
da clevelandskeho vyboru a
kongresnik Theodore E. Bur-
on, cestny predseda, dali ma
rodnimu vyboru dnes slib, re
vsechny zaruky, jez byly u
cineny jmenem Clevelandu,
budou splneny, pokud Sc tyce
ubytovani, srdecneho prijeti
a pobaveni. Rovnez slibili, ze
hotelieri restauratefi budou
spoluphsobiti $ vyborem, TAX
ably nebylo zadneho vydirani
hostd a vdbec navstevnikd,
jake Sc stale v minulosti ne
kterych mestech, kde sJezdy
velkych politickych stran by
I ly konany.
Konvence bude zasedati v
mestskem auditoriu kan mGze
Sc vejiti az $4,000 osob. Bu-
de " nj 1,109 delegatn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
MESTSKE AUDITORIUM Sc
VYPLACf.

Ma vcerejsi schulz mestske-
no financniho vyboru oznamil
fiditel Auditoria L. G.. Dickey,
re budova letos pi.inesla mestu
$4,000 zisku a tento by mohl
byti pry jest6 znacnejsi, kdyby
nebyl byval v r. 1921 podepsan
ukvapeny kontrakt ma tri ro-
XIV Illuminating Co., jez bu-
dora ystApi "a 44c.090 rome,
coz by die jeho nahledu snad-
no spravilo jen $4,000. Radni
McGinty pravil, re sc pamatu-
je ma uzavreni smlouvy, ktere
Sc dalo takrka v posledni minu
te a recena spolecnost Sc pry
vdbec bala kontrakt podepsati
" domnence, ze budovu nelze
vytopiti bez nakladneho poif-
zen zvlastniho pamlho kotle.
Naklad ma mestske auditori-
um vsunut byl do rozpoctu mi
nuleho spravniho roku poloz-
kou S191.OO0, kdezto skutecne
prjmy dost'lpuji $4,000. V
disledcfch prebytku rozhodl Sc
financni vybor platit Dickeyovi
$4,000 rocne, dosud platilo
mesto jen $4,000 a $1,000 dosta
val manager z prameni jinych.
Priste bude pfijem o $4,000
mensi nasledkem republican.
ske konvence, ktera bezplatn6
zabere celou budovu po ti!
tydny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
MEzI PoDLouDNfkY JEST PlLN0.
CHTEJt DOSTATI ZBOzf MA PEVNINU
PRED VANOCI.

no s mimi dociliti rychlosti az
ctyricet mil "a hodinu. Pravf
Sc, ze s temito novymi cluny
mozno Sc dostati k novemu
dvanactimilovemu pasmu a
zpet We ctyriceti minutach.
Statni jfzdnf 'policiste dava-
il bedlivy pozor ma toto nej-
novejsi rozmnozeni pobfezni
flotilly. Ocekava se vsak, ze
vlada bude moci brzy celiti
novym rychltm cluntm, ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13

Seabright, NJ, IL. prosin-
ce. - v lsili dostati ma pew
ninu pred vanocnimi svatky
spousty "mokreho zbozi", O.
cekavajiciho je "a dvanacti-
milovym pasmem, podloudnici
lihovinami pouzivaj{ tech
nejrychlejsich motorovych clu
MI, jez az dosud byly vyrobe-
ny ma tomto pobfez{.
N9kter& z tlunt jsou hnany
aeroplanovtmi motory . MOI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
Z KRAJANSKE cERNE
KRONIKY.

Chicago, IL. prosince. Be-
hem vcerejska diva zdeiSi kra-
jane spachali sebevrazdu, oba
obesenim. Byli to Jakub Pivon-
ka, 53lety, rozeny V Klenei II
Domazlic a 35-lety L. Lhotak
v pripade prvn6 zmineneho
pcrota rozhodla, ze ucinil Ii
votu konec v zachvatu choro-
myslnosti, kdezto Lhotak do
Imam byl k zoufalstvi nemoci ~
vzniknuvsi z toho nezaniestna-
nosti. Ryl rozen v Chicago a
Zenat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
NEsTEsTf MA KkIzovATcE

Springfield, O., IL. prosin-
ce. - Alfred Coleman, 25-le-
ty, z tohoto mesta, byl zabit
a til jine osoby poraneny dnes
casne z rama, kdyz automobil,
v nemz jeli, roztfisten byl ma
kladnim vlakem ma krizovat-
ce drahy Big Four ma vych.
Main ulici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
DOVOLENA MENSf RYCH-
LOST v CHfCACU.

Chicago, IL. prosince. =
z narizeni mestske rady, do
volena rychlost pro automo-
billy ma boulevardech a v rid
ce zalidnenych castech mesta,
byla snizena ma dvacet mil "a
hodinu, v obchodnich castech
mesta ma deset mil. Ku kro-
ku tomu pfim6l 1fady veliky
pocet osudnych automobile
vych nehod, udavSich Sc v
tomto roce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
DRAMA zARLIVOSTI.

Louisville, KY, II. prosince.
Eugene Coatea, 17-lety, rostre-
leny Johnem Georgem jed
ne zdejs: tanecni sini kratce
po pnlnoci, zemfel nemocnici
dnes casna rano. George usmr-
til sam sebe po streleni Coate-
Sc a nejsplsc smrtelne zrani!
pi. Georgesovou, niz Coates
tancil. Coatesly otec jest pry
obchodnikem v Atlanta, Ga.
"Ocekavala jsem to, on mne
vyhrozoval jiz pred TIM" pra-
villa pi. Georgeova po doprave
nj do nemocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
DIR. HODAc NOVYM cSL.
VYSLANCEM?

Praha, "a. listopadu. (Po-
stovni zprava.) - Jak Sc sde-
luje, vstoupi do diplomaticke
sluzby dosavadni sekretai
Svazu ceskoslovenskych prI-
myslnfki a znamy narodoho-
spodaf DIR. Hodac. Proslych5
sc, ze bude Jim obsazeno, ja-
ko zplnomocnenym ministrem
ceskoslovenske vyslanectvi We
Washingtone.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13

bot tez pouzfva rychlejsfch
plavidel a mimo to, kdykoli
podloudnicky clun jest zaba-
ven pobfeznf strait, tato jej
pouzfva nadale pro svoji
,vlastni sluzbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-13
POKUS O REVOLuCI
ZMAREN.

Lisabon, Portugalsko, IL.
prosince. - Loyalni vladni vol
sko potlacilo pokus o radikalni
zapocaty zde v pond6
II. Zatceni revolucionafi byli
poslani ma pevnost San Julian.
v zemi panuje kid.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-26
Oil Well Promoters
"Beat-Up" On Editor

Aberdeen, April cav. II. Davis,
owner of the property on which well
No. / is located near Lennon and ID.
c, Stone, oil promoter there, are out
TN bonds following their arrest on the
charge OF fe~lonously assaulting o. X.
Fjetland. editor of the Lennon Tri-
bune Saturday night. e. B. Harkin of
Aberdeen, former states attorney OF
Brown county has been retained as
assistant states attorney OF Perkins
county to- assist In the prosecution of
Davis and Stone.
Governors Notified
FJetland says Davis, Stone and two
other men whom he failed torecognize
jumped on him near the Milwaukee sta
ton late Saturday night just after he
had filed a telegram to the department
of justice at Washington notifying the
department that j. NJ. Curtis, contrac-
tor who has been boring the oil wells
at Lennon, is wanted in the state of
Washington. under an indictment for
using the mails to defraud.
Governor McMaster of South Dakota
and Governor Nestos of North Dakota
have been asked by Fjetland to have
a thorough investigation of operations
of oil we'll promoters in the Lennon
field. Both governors have been noti-
fed because the Davis well is on the
North Dakota side of the state boun-
dairy.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-26

seasonably painted, that Is so they will
merge with the pastoral resemblance
and not be startling. They must be
green in spring, golden in summer,
red in autumn and white In winter.
Sixth-Automobiles running on the
county roads at night must send UP
a red rocket every mile and wait ten
minutes for the road to clear. They
may then proceed carefully, blowing
their horns and shooting Roman can
dies.
Seventh-All members of the So
ciety will give up Sunday to chasing
automobiles, shooting and shouting at
them, making arrests and otherwise
d~iscouraging country touring on that
day.
Eighth case a horse will not
pass an automobile the automobiles
will take the machine apart as rapidly
as possible and. conceal the parts In
the grass.
Ninth-In case an automobile ap-
proaches a farmers house when the
roads arc dusty, 1t will slow down TO
a mile an hour, and the chauffeur will
lay the dust in front Of the house
with a hand sprinkler worked over
the dashboard.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-26
THIRTY YEARS OF PEACE

Minneapolis Journal: What the
Journal has been saying for some
time, that there is punch in Soviet
Russia's mitt, is confirmed by Sir
Basil Thomson of Scotland Yard, who
knows the ins and outs of Europe bet
ter than most statesmen. He wrote
recently I'm the Saturday Evening Post
on "The Bogy Of the Red Army"
He says Trotsky and his gang are
super-bluffers. They bluffed Lloyd
George, and now they are bluffing
Lord Curzon. They have bluffed
France and Britain, separately and to-
gether, they bluffed through Mustapha
Kemal and through the Berlin republic
can government. They are bluffing
still and bluffing successfully. But
they are not self deceivers, they know
they are buffers, and they wonder
when their bluff will be called. Mean
time every man jack of them is lining
his pockets for a rainy day.
Sir Basil admits that, were this Red
horde q real Russian army inspired
with such fanaticism as animated the
French in 1898, the Soviet would be
a menace to civilization far greater
than was the German aggression of
1914. But that is just the point-it
isn't.
The truth is, Europe is settling
down. She is ~weathering the after
math of the storm hat rocked the
world. There is no fight left in her
peoples. France is on the only Power
that still has a great armament. The
newly created states are doing eve
better han sanguine well wishers ex-
pected. After Russia's experiment, no
other people will go Bolshevist. Firm
craftsmanship grasps thE tiller OF
| nearly every ship of state.
Germany is the exception. The con-
| 1itiGn is her own fault. She has got
to Jay a fair bill and she cannot do
anything else than make her mind up
to the sacrifice.
Europe likewise is going to be very
poor for a generation, as she was fol
towing Waterloo. But she is going
O work hard for a generation-there
s no alternative. She will slowly
| work herself out of the pit, as she
has done more than once before. Even
Germany will regain some prosperity,
but she will never again be the bully
Bismarck made her.
Peace the next thirty years is the
expectation that the same outlook JUS
titles. The peoples have had their fill
OF war. They are fed up on 1t. Those
now living would endure almost any
thing rather than more war.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-26
AN THE COMMON WIND,

OuX Fails PreSS-AS he sentenced
9 wealthy Philadelphia man who had
been convicted of killing three persons
az = result OF driving a motor car at a
btsl rate of speed while intoxicated
10 from six to ten years solitary con-
ful ment In prison, the trial Judge re-
- ked that while the act was muir
- in the eyes OF the law Is was not
murder lin the common mind" Had
the statement been amplified IL would
have been easier to decide how far to
agree with him.
aside from a few reckless motorists.
Y p doubtful IL many would be found
Who will not see in both the charge
Hnl the punishment the operation Of
strtct justice. III public opinion is not
y = ready to hold as murder the kill
in5 of a person as a deliberately care
or drunken auto driver, il is not
IN from the opinion. According to
z reliable report just published care
less or reckless handling of autos
bought about the death OF $4,000 per-
o n In the United States in 1922, an
j case of 1000 over the 1921 toll.
en-, he very day this Philadelphia man
WIS sentenced a Massachusetts, driver
wa~ arrested. charged with killing two
+ ons and seriously injuring a third.
80 is pretty certain that the common
mind has reached the point where II
W u sanction heavy fines and long
y ison terms in the effort to end this
holocaust. Where drunkenness is
Nssnd TO be a contributing cause, as
IL 70 often is, the common mind would
be ust as ready to include the dis
rg.pisr of the liquor under the charge.
r. Pennsylvania judge could GER
taiily win support on a proposal to
No Ibis. But if he had Ii in mind
t'"t public sentiment will hold the
rp'e shment required by law In this
o. any similar case as too sever he
Is almost certainly mistaken.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-26
fort Francis Times)


Jorge King has just received a
set Of road rules. In his opinion
the~ should be adopted IN a nation
Is e scale. Rules Of the road, pro-
. 4 by the Anti-Automobile society:
Isl. st-Upon discovering an APP
ching team the automcbilist must
g4ep outside and cover his machine
a blanket painted to correspond
20 the scenery
S~econd-The speed limit on country
r-aGs this year will be ~atsecret, and
tie penalty for violation will be $40
every mile an offender is caught
sr,iug in excess OF It.
stsird-fn case an automobile
makes q tenn run away, the penalty
y be $50 for the first mile. $500
' The second, 5000 for the third. etc.
can runs, in addition to the
y asal damages.
nurth--0n approaching a corner
e-a he cannot command a view
m lie road ahead. the automobile
r4us stop not less than 100 yards
~. III the turn. toot his horn, ring a
hll. are a revolver. Ealloo and send
ND three bombs at intervals OF five
I'sinnfes.
Ffth--Automobiles must again be
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-26
EXHAUST PIPE BREAKS, GIRL
Is ALMOST ASPHYXIATED

Monroe, s. d., Apr. 1S.--uucon-
sciCus from carbon monoxide gas
fumes, Miss Cora Saur, of Canistota,
S. d., school teacher, was found in
her coupe two miles southwest of
here early Tuesday morning.
Frank Hibbison, farmer, saw the
coupe standing at the side of the road
and investigated. Miss Saur was re-
moved to a Monroe hospital where
physicians spent several hours re-
viving her. They say she will re-
cover.
Relatives say the exhaust pipe be-
came loosened and the fumes poured
through cracks into the tCnneau of
the auto. Miss Saur had presense of
mind to throw her engine into neu-
trail but could not shut off the motor.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-26
Watertown Youth Breaks
Fishing Laws, Fined $40

Watertown, Apr. 23--A WATERFOWL
boy. aged IL, whose name is with
held by the authorities, was first VIC
tim this season Of the vigilance OF
those whose duty it is to see that the
state fishing laws are enforced. The
youth was caught with a number of
pickeral, which he caught put of sea-
son. and when taken into local
court he was fined $40. The youth
dropped a sack when the officers APP
preached him. and on investigation
the sack vas found to contain the
pickerel.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-26
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE

Aberdeen News America will soon
hear from the lips OF the president
himself, OF some of the things that
have been accomplished during his adj
ministration. He will stop at Aber-
deem in the course OF his trip and pro-
badly make the chief address to the
agricultural west in this city.
But we need not wait for Mr.. Hard
ing's presence to realize the benefic-
lent changes which have come during
the last two years since he took
charge. Perhaps everything that we
wanted has not come 10 pass but the
tIrnges needed were great and they
take time.
Things have moved for the better
ard though we may deplore some con
ditions as we do, nevertheless we are
making progress satisfactorily.
Tor instance, he brot United States
! lerty Bonds up from IS cents to 100
cents on the dollar; lifted a billion and
q half Of taxes from the backs of the
y pie; negotiated international trea-
t;cs under which our naval burden will
b. lessened for all time to come; re-
~ ted immigration so that American
Lih9r will have a chance at the jobs
g 3 liable I'm America; restored the
~ lroads to private management,
who're economies have made possible
ne reductions in freight rates and
az ontinued the huge appropriations
for deficits; kept the United States
cut of the various messes hat are
being mixed UP in Europe; provided
loans for handling surplus a%gricultur-
al products for export purposes, thus
relieving the market at home; loosen
ed the strings which the Democratic
administration had drawn SO tight on
credits; established the policy of
more business in government and less
government in business.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-26
BLUNT HAS UNIQUE
WAY TO GET A PARK

Blunt, s. D.. Apr. 1S.--Blunt Is go
Ing TO start a park. BUY a Tree" is
the slogan that is being advocated by
the Blunt boosters at the present
time. who plan to have every resident
OF the town purchase n or more
trees. and have them set out on a block
OF ground In the eastern part of the
town which is owned by the city and
which will be made into the park.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-04-26
Rec Heights Girl Has
Lead In Huron Play

Huron. S. D., April 23.-The grad
uating class of Huron College Acad-
envy is preparing to present on May
2, Rose o. Plymouth Town" as the
annual class play. The setting of the
play is in the Plymouth Colony in the
Home of Captain Standish. II is a
typical Puritan play which has proved
very popular. Miss Christine Matz of
Rec Heights will play the leading role,