davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
"a fdda clase de Ansoltas s6bre el

fculhs r. =
Discutiendose cierta yez 10 infun-
dado de un artfculo escrito por uno
de los Glen mil estrategas que resol-
Wan los mas graves problemas. des-
de Ia mesa de un cafe. Baseball de-.
Ella que Ell artfculo estaba plagado de
srrores ,geograficos. porque Firpo 10
habfa afirmado asf Y como su in.
terlocutor. 'un metifco amigo, dfjera
con extraneza que que saba Firpo
de ESQ.,, Ia presencia de este fue re-
guerida Y Sc eypreso ante el mapa con
tales conecimfentos, geograficos que
dej6 asombrado al incredulo doctor.
UN INCIDENTE poLlTIco
Fran los, dfas agitados y nerviosos
en- que Sc preparaba una election ma
cional de tiipntados. Firpo que era
va ciudadano argentine, no qued6 al
margen de Ia lucha cfyica, y como
cindadano cOnsciente ,apoy0 con sus
simpatias uno de los bandos en- lu-
cha. ii
Las, discusiones con los adversarios
polfticos eran muy comunes en- las es-
DUMAS ' cafes. Firpo, sostuvo una,
aealorada, indignado contra las per-
sonas del comite contrario, que hacfan
su campafa arrancan1o los carteles
de propaganda de los dennis bandos.
En- speraci6n por la mala ma
siifoBra nego q tai extreme que una
noche Sc qaed6 de oculto centiaela
sen una esquina, para sorprender a los
iespegati6res de carteles. No tuyo q.
aguaSdaf5 mucho tempo. A la hora
sn Ia calle quedabase tlesierta,
un hSihpEe Sc, e, acerco una pared Gu
bieHfass 4 |; II argumentos polf-
ticos y eomenz0 tranquilamente a
arrancarlos. Llevaba un balde con
engrudo Y IN rollo de papeles.
Firpg Sc aeerc0. en- silencio al au-
daz y ,tomandolol con una mano del
,pecho lie aoloc0 con la otra ell balde
de engrudo en- la cabeza. De un pun
tapie desparrarn6 el rollo de papeles
que el hcinbre llevaba y girando sobre
sus, Salones fucse a dormir tranquila-
smente. @
A la noche signiente ell farmacenti-
co Basciala sc enter6 de que un CRU
pos de personas esperaban Luis An
gel para agredirlo. Alarmado, Bas-
dlala 1hahdS prevenir a Firpo, que Sc
Eencontraba de vista en- una casa de
la vecindad, aconsejamiole que cam
biara la ruta acostumbrada advir4
tiendole que lie .iba a amandar ense-
-guida un revolver. "a. 4
Firpo contest6 al mensaje dfciendo
que ya spnocta Ia aggression que Sc. le
preparqbasy que Ell revolver ,ya 10 stef
mia. (. Esta;l respdesta dej6 asoinbrado
al farmacedfico, que no pudo COM
.prender nunea como habfa adivinadoi
.Firpo ui1 ataque que Sc prepare con
81 mayor secreto y que el pudo como
Ger DIR MA verdadera casualidad 5
Mann Basciafa que el ese acerco al
grup0 para disuadirlo@de suy intento,.
exponiendole prudentemente las con-
!:secuencias de un ataQue Firpo, que
estaba armada; 10 cual un estu-
iiiante pequeffto endeble contest6
con altanefia que como sin revolver 81
10 podfo lumbar de un puhetazo.
&. iQne pensafa ahora,. de aqdellas pa
,lahras airadas aqnel estndiantito, que,
hoy ess nledfco eli el ,mish1o barrio
.donde pronuncio tan audaz amenaza?
sg (Contihaafd.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
LA FARMACIA

- 3
En- caballito, en- Ia esquina de Ids
allies Espinosa " Mendez de Andes
labfa una farmacia de la que eEsl
oropictario don Mateo Basciala, HON
5re inteligente siinpatico, bondado
20 v fdcil Ia amistad
En- esa farmacia trabaj6g5 Agnstfl
Fsilpoo ,nifentfas stl hije est3ha empleai
10 en- Ell TELEGRAPH Nacional Cuand.'
Luis Angel fue' despedido, el padr
1idf6 a Basciala que intercediera ante
|sAl jefe de Ia repartici6n, para lograr
luee deyolyieran su puesto al snlucha2
z4hd.E Como la situaci6n de guerra er.
'lue Firpo habfa quedado en Ell festt
lei personal, hacfa impossible la rein
corporation pedida, Baseball 10 en-
jle6 en- su comercio.
( Allf comienza 0tra etapa de la exis
stencia de Firpo, entire frascos, drogas
" perfumes. Cuando el padre Sc. ale.
a de pueyo hacia ell campo a eonti
luar siis tareas rurales, .el mnchachc
lueda at cuidado de Basciala. ,.
Su ,caracter hurafo Sc suaviza cor
l. trato bondadoso del .farmaceIitico
Come en- la mesa del patron y escucha
III sileneio las largas conyersaciOnes
le la tertulia que snociie a noche Sc
.etlne en- La. trastienda del negocio. i
.
Su, formalidad eOnquista las simpa
las de la gente de la casa, que POGO
l POGO van considerandolo como per-
iona de familia.
En- esta epoca. Firpo hace sus pri
ueros estudios concurriendo a una es
.;uela' nocthrha para adultos. Tient
"a 16 amos y por. su gran estatura y
.;eriedad. aparenta ser mayor.
En- miltiples ocasiones. demuestra
III extraordinario noder ffsico, cierA,
"a vez que cuatro chanSadores des
sargaban con difcultad un piano, Eirs
DO Sc acerca y sin csfuerzo leyai.sa er
nuebie. Es solo, mas fherte que los
euatro h6mbres d qnienes ayuda
\ Para todo trabajo de flerza, es re-
auerida la presenefa de Luis Angel
Transporta mnebies,s baiiies, dajones
'on un rigor que IS el asombro cons
.tante de Baseball.
b No tiene, en- Ia farmacia ninguna
tarea terminAda. Es el hombre de
eonfianza del farmaceIitico que ID mis-
mo ayuda preparar una receta, co
bra las ventas del negOcio realiza
Een la calle encargos del patron.
+ Ell PRIMER TRIUNFO DEPoR.
TWO DE FIRpO
Tenfa Luis Angel IL aiios cuando
,onquist6 su primer triunfo deporfis
70. Realizabase un concurso libre en-
la cancha que el Club Atletico Ferros
carril Oeste posee en- Caballito.
\ Firpo desconocfa todos los depor-
tes./ Sin embargo el festival v los
premios lie tentaron vi6 ST era posi-
sble inscribirse en- algalna prueba de
atletismo. Faltaban solo "a horas pa
ra la fiesta. An6tase, Ell el concurso
de lan3amiento de barfa. Habfa VA
10 aGcionados inscrintos ahe Sc ha-
.bfan entrenado con muehos dfas de-
anticipation.
Firpo fue solo media nora prac-f
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
FRAcAso IA LEY MUNICIPAL
APR0IADA roR IA LEGIs-
LATURA +. P.AsADk

Los treinta dfas reglamentarios que
cencede al Gobern0dor de Puerto Rico,
la Ley Jones, para que apruebe o die
te cualduier pioyecto de ley pasado
por anibos enerpos legislativos, para
que sea convertido en- ley, Sc nes in
forpa que asos dfas expiraron 81 dfa.
22
Entire otros proyectos de ley que adn
habfan sido firmados Jorsel Gober-.
u estas &c la Isy Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
---------------
Ell MANUEL CALvO"

Los se1ores Sobrinos de Ezquiaga
nos inf0rman que el vapor espaiiol
Manuel calvo'', llegara este puer-
to hacia el dfa del al 5 de octubre
en- yiaje para Espaha.
Admite carga y pasaje para los
puertos de su ruta, siempre que los
interesados enysen su solicitud cor Ia,
debida anticipation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26

h
Ei1re totlas las cualidades que email
fecen dignitean eI g6nero humane
nihguna otra como Ia sincefidad ticnc
inf1nencia tan sehalada en- los aeon.e-
cimientos qne rodean III holnbre cons
tantemente. i.idicandale el runlbo que
han de tomar 81 determisacionfs for
mandole, en- clerto modo, slis hahitas =
costumbres iniiuyendo ndtablemente.
en- sus earactefes Y en- el g6nero de vi
da a d. de ampldarse, segtih sus me-
6ios de subsistencia ! el srii,lo de ac-
firidad que pueda ,fispoiier dc acurdo
con su idiosincraeia y tctnperamento (;
pero Ia sinceridad Ell los procedures
tici,e tai potoncia cue snfiuye en- los
hrchns futnros que 50 'leba sealizarl
en- apocas mas menos lcianas. Guam
10 tieEe 50 pfedomi .i,' ea los hon-
bres snpesicres, en- aqaenos que dejan
por tiempo llllefinilo luella indelehle
dc su paso tFaIlsitorie por el muntlo,
como via lrnsinosa e;,e niarca el de-
Trotero que n;ln De seguir los puebios
las nacionss en- su eonstante afli'
Dol; aicanzar ga ine'a aei prosreso
dc Ia civilidAd.
Ia sincerlgad, come rli'n'iestacion
reai = sehsinie de los hecnos iltcr'ios'i
plV'a'se 4 ul''' - 'isia'e'''i 4 i''.eit'Ssslai
lnuv ihti''i'i' i'oisi"e ~ is''s io''su ''esiVs
fss'l''iuos eorlots'ieS a'li'ua q ias ia-
e''i'aasS a'i'ai.s'S ''',''''e' si'ili = ''Ns'-
inehss a - ut's's'iiNol einlisii'" q ~ ~
preslen W. = s'efo''u "a es "a si''.
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a-ili'aeloi WI esl''ti''.' ~ ~ .o's'i'
80 .''s s'ss 'ss',' -
s'a Ia ial'ss'.au, - o'a,io = elioi eoi's-
e'eil',' z sa'ss'il''as VIZ g p,o'euc coil,
sta las reyes iule'sliilel'ales lii.ai' sue "a
fa1on. tfaells y e''iho colstcueiicias 'ni''-
mos Siilsaa''Y.ss sa y als''s'las POT sos
iei.er como sier.o ~ que no 70 es' 's.s' se
'aelH i'eceSullalneil'e $ we eSes''ir ilii'l-
ienuo' - Ssao iai''noo ~. y :" eoneiel'-
e'a que y ais'' = ci'.'' .'l's'''lie que Va
pes c''i'i'nos 81 sf'A'fas = ia'r's' siiio per'u-
u1ca'iuo 90 sr'''l'le'nen'e = ios seit's q'e U'
= io.'ean' q''e s,.'. 'os auos p'r aus
iaiasaas Fspeeiosos pt,., alsuniei'os ill
practicas contrarlas al Duen sentido 't
q 9ueh plsesoet. ''s e.. De am Y q nom
Pre- sfneero l lsea respetaao auerido'
su nophpria ae lien su oueha ie ie
allanal = sca.i'nno pa'a e'lpre''ief
oDfAs ue staliu.s nlasni.oues llalsl,l'. oe ~
peieus'oh 'as'ehea 'ou's ue eois'io
ie IaciiitaI lans medios le para su reail-
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! las series de inixtifieaeiones one afn
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ior al. refari,dnos ! los erandas ,ftara
/ tos : noctas cx i,oios- ana nara n;o,le,
lleoar a esa alturas Ion rao,l;ao n,rs n
do sn vida c,lto fervoroso a In ver
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| psma,ios n n,oila,ar Ia, id..l;ySnc;a dol
] nino del p,psente. npe seran los M.
!. dres del fnturo. nj entrstenerlos 70,
lecturas de <f,ibulas q ihisfoifcff,aijs linn
ginarfas oue ha,.e,,. 4 eL.razonomiont,
que en- ellos empieza a fiorecer adquie
! fa en- cierto modo csa' docilidaaD .Dar,
aceptar 10 inyerosfmii, qne mas tarle
cuando el jn,rio es-a { t. gn.atlo no i'm,
prcsionan tanto ccp6o ,,elyi,ran has yer
! dades reales Y positivas spor estar 4. e
lSiniciatsls on IA sur,ereharfa. a i, sm,cr
I fetal vano, que forman de su cons
Itituci6n nna naturaleza adaptable O.
los nlalos principles, puesto quo nj
pnetien ser buenos los que tengan pol
'sfuntlalnento al mai Que IS Ii :faIta ,lt
tlaspcsftfva res lidasi xEss
/ aIIesec cf,eses coma leefnra -. B, ;np
| fa6cia itfs r.,rraeifi,cs fa,,t1lt;cas I,
I,,yeros5,!iics bss - s,slas III ,eor ,,a ,,a
fefencfa. bistor;etas, sea1cil,as i hra
YES ,;,bre ;cs mas co,a,;,,as 81. for5m..nas
de- IA n,,t,n.,I,.za sob,a ov.,,o da g.
grandes ,oml,cs 5 50 h;..,ara,, .,om I
dos ius.ane,,tc ,,or 5, ho,ro. = s;en,nr,
tnrieron i III faIa,.l,,,1 81 d a,ao0o
I'm filosofo moderno dice, que 10 pue
ne ser ouen iiterato nj mucho meno'
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-10-05

/ Continued from Last Week.
Thus the competition for Jobs viii
be intensified, and thus the low stand
| ard Of living uShered in by the steel
| trust. BY introducing eooie labor il
| ultimately reacts on the entire indus
| trial life of this nation. An injury
10 one industry is the concern of all
| industries, and, 10 the workers Of these
| Industries. But the country is not al
war now. Still the cry Tor more labor
has not subsidized as far as the Steel
Trust Is concerned. The apostles of
cheap labor have only begun the con-
tinuation of their campaign for the
creation Of an artificial demand for
| labor and are preparing 10 Hood the
country with labor for no other pur-
pose than to create a sharp eompeli-
ton for jobs, which naturally viii re-
act on the standard of living of the
workers. Judge Gary again has spok-
en-, to be sure, during peace times,
and he Is quoted as saying: America
= faced by shortage of labor, due
principally to the laws restricting inn
migration. These laws as passed are
the worst things that ever happened
TO this country economically. There
is a great abundance of labor on the
other side of the water that would be
| glad To come over and develop our re-
| sources"
This time Mr.. Gary's loving eyes
are directed to bleeding Europe, not
because of any particular love for
Europe, but for the simple reason
that these hordes of workers could be
utilized and exploited here for the
purpose of furthering the Open
Shop 1t is part of the scheme of
keeping not only the steel workers,
but all the workers in subsection. It
is one of the manifold devices en-
ployed by the Open Shoppers, which
Mr.. Gary Is not only representing, but
is also the high priest.
The temper of the outspOken Open
Shoppers" and the sponsors Of the
so-called american Plan" is best
shown by their own announcements,
which are stripped of all pretense and
camoufage and which follow; "Hav-
| ing declared your plant an open shop,
it is advisable to make this policy de-
cisive and permanent by adopting the
American Plan of employment to pre-
clude all possibility of labor union
interference in the future.
Under the American Plan the en-
ployer exercises his fundamental right
of private contract, dealing with en-
ployees as individuals and declining
to deal with them through the medium
of any organization. To forestal the
Intervention of professional meddlers
and to safeguard his undeniahle right
to run mis- own business as he sees fit,
every employer should take the wise
precaution to include in each indiyid
ual employment contract a clause in.
which the person employed agrees
that during the term of his employ
ment he will not hold membership in.
any labor Union"
The above is from a statement in a
bulletin issued by the Employment
Printers of America" open shop
division, under date of May %, 1921.
George NJ Gillette, Vice President
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-10-05
Professional
Directory

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-10-05

,zIrg 70 reports from 5,165
49,. nh an aggregate payroll of
am itl;s. nerSons, the past mid-sum-
so -ss..i,yment situation showed an
Hei - # > per cent in available
tApa.' a...ssrf With construction anu
s,.l..gg..se5r.ation occupations in the lead.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-10-05

STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCU-
LATION, ETC, REQUIRED By
THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF
AUGUST "a, 1912,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-10-05

| am not now a member of the
United Mine Workers Of America, the
|. w. W., or any other organization
Of mine workers and will not. during
this employment, join or affiliate with
any such mine labor organization, be
cause ] believe the preservation of
the right of individual contract, free
from interference or regulation by
others, and payment in proportion TO
service rendered, to be to my interest,
to the best interest of the public and
OF all industry, and | enter this em-
ployment with the understanding that
the policy Of the Company is to oper-
ate a non-union mine, and that it will
not knowingly employ anyone be-
longing To such Union. or organiza-
ton, and would not give me employ
ment under any other conditions.
| hereby acknowledge receipt Of
copy of the Mining Laws of Kentucky
and the Rules and Regulations Of this
Company. | have also been instruct
ed in the hazards Of this occupation.
Signed Applicant
Approved
Company -------M Mine
Courtesy of United Mine Workers
JournaD
ITO Be COntinued)
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-10-05

Of the Minneapolis Steel 4 Machin.
cry Co.. IN a statement 90 the National
Wan Labor Reard, which was hand
ling the complaints of the employees
of that concern in October. 1915.
stated as follows: For many years
this company has declined fer what
seemed 10 il the best Of reasons. To
deal with or recognize labor unions or
persons not in its employ concerning
wages. Il has dealt directly with its
men or with their representatives en-
gagged in its shops tSee Gillette
statement on another page under the
caption. The Unemployed Parade }
THE SLAVE PACT.
In Tennessee, Eastern Kentucky.
and Western Virginia those eompan-
les that are violently antagonistic TO
organized labor, especially 10 the
United Mine Workers Of America.
every worker securing employment
must sign the yellow Deg" in order
to secure employment. 1t is the most
renrehensible instrument that can be
coneocted, even by an Open Shop
per-" Needless to say that when one
signs the yellow Dog" he surrend-
ers all rights and privileges, as there
are none under this system.
The yellow Dog" is hereby repro.
duced in full.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-10-05
The STOOL PIGEON
AND THE OPEN SHOP MOVEMENT
BY Jean +. Spielman-

Published By THE AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY
Block Minneapolis AMERICAN
ING COMPANY.
quotation desired provided credit
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-10-05
4s-Hour Referendum.

Augusta, Maine. Oct. THE As
hour week referendum initiated b. the
Maine State Federation of Labor will
be held at a special election on octo-
Der 10.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-10-05

Shlf, maINAuEMls4NIs NtR1o-
LATION, ETC, REQUIRED BY
THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF
AUGUST "a, 1912,
OF Twin City Review, published week
ly at Champaign, ILL.,, for October l,
1923.
State of Illinois, County of Cham
paign, SIS.
Before me, Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared M. 5. Burr,
who, having been duly sworn accord
ing to law, deposes and says. that ne
is the Business Manager Of the Twin
City Review, and that the following is,
to the best of his knowledge and be-
lief. a true statement of the owner
ship. management, etc, of the afore-
said publication for the date shown, in
the above caption, required by the Act
of August "a, 1912, embodied in sec
ton 443, Postal Laws and Regula-
tions, printed on the reverse OF this
form, to-wit:
/. That the names and addresses Of
the publisher, editor, managing editor,
and business managers are:
Publisher, Twin City Federation Of
Labor, 1924 n. Hickory ST., Cham
paign, Ill. go :, -
Editor NJ. S. Burr, ZIG n. First
St, Champaign. III.
Business Manager, NJ. S. Burr,
116 N. First St., Champaign, III.
2. That the owners are:
Twin City Federation of Labor, ga
N. Hickory St, Champaign, III.
Geo. n. Howell Pres, 4O8 L. White
St., Champaign, III.
o. F. Miller, Financial Secretary,
SOP S. Elm St, Champaign, III.
NJ. S. BURR,
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 2Stb day Of September, 1923.
RALPH NJ. CAMPBELL,
Notary Public.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-10-05

After you have read. think.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-10-05
Building and General
Laborers' Internati0n-
nj Protective Union of
America, No. Fourteen
OFFICERS

President. Charles Paul, Res.
1902 w. Park Sc. urbana.
Tel. 7.10s3.
Fin. Sec. |. II. Garman. Res.
60i N. Lincoln Ave. urbana,
Tel. 1862.
Treasurer. A. {. Moss. Res
20j u. Washington 81. Cham
paign. Tel. Main 1918
Rec. Secs j. l.. Buekner. Res.
i05 Il. Eureka ST., Tel Main
22ti
business Agent, Oryilie brown,
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New Britain herald., 1923-11-15
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

One Of the biggest events in the his 1 tory of the local chapter of the ! American Legion will occur here Saturday evening when the Waterbury | Wrecking Crew, team known l throughout the state for it's degree work will install members of the Kil- tonic Post in an auxiliary, knows as 40 Hommcs s ChevauX." Ii is ex- pected that large number of South , ington's eX-service men will join this auxiliary Among the celebrities who will be present at the initiation will be Commander Armstrong of Water bury, A street parade will be held through the center of the town to the Town hall, where the degree work will take place. Following the de- gree work open house will be held at the Legion rooms on Main street.
 In the town court yesterday the case Of Perello versus Root was heard by Justice James F. McPart- land. The plaintiff was awarded a judgment Of s75. The case was the outcome Of what was alleged to be a violation Of lease given Perello by Mrs. Root which involved several apple trees on the land. Counsel for Mrs. Root filed notice of an appeal.
 Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Michael Cunningham gathered at the Cunningham home on Bristol street yesterday to observe n farewell party. Mrs. Cunningham will move 10 Hart ford.
 The senior class Of the Lew High school will give benefit dance at the Community hall Friday evening.
 There will bc a meeting of Union Grange in Assembly hall Friday evening.
 At the recent meeting Of the Catholic Welfare council ot Si. Thomas church the following list Of officers were elected; President, Mrs. Richard Elliott, vice-president, Miss Mary Kennedy; secretary. Miss Joanna K. Nilee.
 Rev Robert L.. Christopher. assist ant pastor Of St, Thomas church. has returned from Ridgchpld where he spent few days at the home Of his parents.
 Miss Hazel Hart is confined 10 her home with compound fracture Of the right ankle.
 C. W. Fitch Of North Main street. is spending a vacation In New York
 Prize winners at the D. X. R. whist held yesterday afternoon in oxley as. scmbly hall were Miss Olive Walklcy and II. C. Camp. yI
 The condition Of Constable r. J Foley who recently underwent an operation. at st. i.aphael's hospital in i New Haven is reported as well as | could be expected.