davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
ISMET Sc RADf S ANCOR.
SKYMI POHLAVARY.

Carihrad, 20. lnora. Turec-
Ike narodni shromazdeni pri-
jme zpravu Ismeta pasi o Lau
sannske mirove konferenci IL
ira nebo We ctvrtek a debata o
spojeneckych podminkach bu-
de zahajena, turectl lrednfci v
Carihrade dnes oznamili. Is
met bude konati svoji prvni pc
radu s Angorskymi vGdci dnes,
Ackoli Sc vyrozumiva, ze +
smet jest pro prijeti Lansann-
skych podmfnek, mnozi cleno-
We narodniho shromazd6ni vo-
laji po dalsich dstupcich.
Dlouhy odklad jest oCekavan,
nezli Angora da rozhodnou cd
poved'. We Smyrn6 panuje
kid. Spojenectf vysoci komi-
safi jsou pfesv6dceni, ze ne
hrozi zadne nebezpecf vypuk-
mutt nepfatelstvf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
|IJAKO "a STARYCH Case.
Bandite terrOrisovali obyvatel-
stvo q vykradli banku.

Springfield, H., 20. dnora.
Zplsobivsi zdeseni V obyvatel-
stvu Eastonu, m6stecka, jez le-
II ma pIl cest9 mezi Mason CT.
ty q Havanou q znemoznivsi,
.abY nemohli 81 pkiYolati pomoc
odjinud, pferezanim vsech te-
lefonnich a telegrafnich dra-
til, tlupa bankovnlch lupic1 Wy
kradla mistnf statni banku a
kdyz byla vypalila salvu W.
stfeld ma rozloucenou, odejela
We dvou automobilech.
Bankovni budova jest napo-
10 We zficeninach. Bandite, die
sdeleni obyvatel mestecka,
.privodili vybuch sesti dynami-
tovych patron, cimz ocelova
pokladna mrstena skrze cihel-
nou zed' az do sousedni restau-
race. Asi $4,000 ma hotovosti
sti bylo ukofist6no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21

blikansky "popohanec" zdsta-
Ii ma svych mistech, j kdyz vsi
chni ostatni republican, Sc
vzdalili, hotovi chopiti sc kaz-
de prilezitosti, ably rozhodne
hlasovani Sc priblizilo. Ma stra
ne opposice fidil obstrukci se-
nator Gilbert N. Hitchcock q
Nebrasky, drlvejsi demokrati-
cky senatnf vddce, Sc sena-
rem f. S. w. Brookhartem z
Iowy, neodvislym republika-
nem, jake nacelnikem stabu.
Tito senatori, sc senatorem
Stanleyem Kentucky, byli
hotovi vystridati senatora She
parda, kdykoli pro dnayu by
dale nemohl. Rovn6z senator
John Sharp Williams 2 Missis-
sippi proievlI ochotu fici par
SLOW, hodinu nebo dv6, kdyhy
potfeba Sc ukazala.
| Senator Shepard mluvil Q
,Svazu Narodl vice nez deset
!hodin, cimz hodn6 Sc priblizil
k senatnimu "rekordu vytrva-
losti." v 1914 tehdejsi Sc
nator Burton Ohia, nyn6jSi
Glen siamovny posisneskt,
1 mluvil plnych dyanact hodin
anr.st ntedlQze. kterQp se Qeye. 3.
llovaly penfze ma zvelebenf rex
a pfistavG.
Administrator vidcove v Sc
nate, $ dvema tydny k praci
pred sebou, jsou jisti, re snad-
no podarilo by Sc Jim poraziti
obstrukci nebyti toho, ze nekte
ri republican, jsou velmi VIA
mi a podporuji predlohu je-
nom proto, re stoji "a nj admi
nistrace. A mimo to dluzno
pocitati okolnosti, ze tax Eva
nj pokrokovi republican, jsou
smahem proti predloze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
OBSTRUKCE V SENATE ZAHAJENA.
PROTI PREDL LOZE MA POSKYTOVA-
Nj LODNlCH SUBVENCf.
@ Pull DVANACTE NOCI PRATELE OSNOvY
SvOLlLI ODROCENf ZAsEDANI.

Washington, 20. 1nora. Dne
sni jednani v senate upomina-
10 ma velike obstrukce v legi-
slativni historii tohoto t6lesa,
kdyz senator Morris Shepard
2 Texas mluvil az pres 6. hodi
nu vecer, recituje historic Sva-
zu Narodd, 0 kteremzto pred
m6tu mluvil skoro po ctyri ho-
diny vcera vecer.
Senat zIstal zasedani az
do pGldvanacte noci, kdy pra
tele administrator pfedlohy ka
pitulovali tom, re pfestali
pozadovati hlasovani a svolili
k odroceni zasedani ma II. ho-
dinu Ultra. To ovsem znamena
pouze kratky oddech V bitv6.
Republican, opetovn6 vyhrozo
vail, re udrzi senat v zasedanI
po celou noe. nebo pokud ne
bude prikroceno k hlasovani.
Mnozi senatori ocekavali tento
vysledek nekteri 81 dali pfi-
nesti pohovky do foyeru, tax
ably 81 mohli casem zdfimnou-
ii.
Kdyz doslo k odroceni Ease.
dani, senator Reed 2 Missouri
byl uprostfed feci o sve resolu
ci, ably Spoiene Staty prevzaly
I1fsre brftIckeA 1wrouzskt
drzavy v Zapadni Indii.
Mluve nekdy skoro ku prazd
nym zidlim "a pritomnosti je-
nom dostatecneho poctu sena-
tord, ably stoupenci pfedlohy
nemohli provesti nejaky uskok
senator Shepard licil historii
Svazu NarodI, iak byla sepsa-
ma Camegie-ovou mirovou ma
daci.
Edeli a ostraziti, senator
Jones re statu Washington,
jenZ ma ma starosti predlohu a
senator Curtis Kansasu, repu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
YOJENSKE SOUDY v PINE PRACI.
CETNf VZDOROVTTf NEMECTI UkED-
NfCI ODSOUZEN.
BERLlNA NAkIZUJf ZASTAVENl DODAVKY PLY
NU VODY A ELEkTRlNY FRANCOUZUM

Parfz, 20. inor. Kabinet
dnes jednomysln6 schvalil pro-
jekt financnfho ministra La
styrie ma povoleni 150,OOO,OOO
frankd ma hrazenf vyloh spoje-
nych s okkupaci Poruri. Odpo
ledne pax predloha v tom smy
slu podana byla We snemu a
odkazana financnimu vyboru.
Neni nejmensi pochybnosti o
jeff prijeti, nebot' jenom Sc
strany komunistI byla proti nj
ohlasena opposice.
Londyn, 20. inora. Minister
sky pfedseda Bonar Law pro-
hlasil We snemovn6 poslanecke
dnes, re nebylo by to slusnym,
ably Velka Britanie zacala dis
kussi Sc Spojenymi Staty, zda-
Ii pocinani Francouzii v Porufi
jest v souhlasu 8 Versaillskou
smlouvou, jezto Spojene Staty
nejsou jednou re stran teto
smlouvy.
Premierovo prohlaseni bylo
v odpov6d' ma otazku j. G..
Webbwooda, poslance delnic-
ke strany, zdali Velka Britanie
mohla by zjistiti nazory Spoj.
Statd 0 t6to veci k tomWpcili, a.
by mohla byti 66njst spoleG-
ma smernice "vzhledem k to-
mu, re jednanl Francie v obsa
zeni Porufi bez spolupdsobeni
spojencd jest sotva v souhlasu
S jeff legitimni pravomoci pod
smlouvou Versaillskou a while
dem k vyjadfeni senatora Bo-
raha."
Londyn, 20. lnora. Meme
cka vlada hodla Sc pokusiti o
zahajeni mezinarodniho vyjed-
navani v Londyne vzhledem k
situaci v Porufi, die depese k
Daily Express Berlina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
JEZERO vYDALO LEKARO
VO TELO.
NalezenO blize mista, kde au-
tomObil sc pot0pil.

Put-in-Bay, 20. unora. Po-
sledni sc6na Put-in-Bayske
tragedie odehrala sc dnes. Ia
bofene v ledu 8 palcd silnem,
'telo Dr.. Theodore G. Greista
bylo objeveno.
Nekolik stop cd velikeho OF
voru v lede, jimz t6lo slecny
Schultzove, 25-lete lekarovy
spolecnice a jeho automobil by
~ vytazeny vcera triceti stop
vody, druzina muzd povsimla
81 tela, kdyz odmetala snih,
chystajic Sc prosekati dalsi O.
tvor. Bylo dopraveno ma pevni-
nu Ultra bude poslano do Syl
vana, O., doktorova domova
pred tim, nez Sc stal zimnim
lekarem Put-in-Bay pred pc
ii lety. Telo slecny Schultzo-
We bylo vzato do Toleda.
DR.. Greist a slecna Schultzo
va, osetrovatelka, kteri byli v
Put-in-Bay po diva tydny pecu-
jice 0 mayora T. B. Alexandra,
zahynuli ma jezere v sobotu,
kdy automobil proboril Sc $ nj
mi ledem blize Green Island.
Temer dvacet osob bylo pod
peel dr.. Greista. Statni zdra-
votni odbor postal v pond6li
ma ostrov DR.. Ralpha Taita, a.
by vypomohl V nastavsi krisi a
tyz privedl sebou DR.. R. l..
Sowashe z Graytown, jenz zI
stane prozatfmne ma ostrove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21

Mohuc, 20. tinora. Vojensky
tribunal vynesl rozsudky rdzni
ci Sc cd deseti do Sedesati dni
uveznenf mad mnohymi zelez-
nicnimi dredniky pro neposlus
most a podnecovani zrizencd
k stavkovani. Direktor Discon
to Gessellschaft byl odsouzen
ma dvacet pet dni do zalafe a
vsechny banky zavrely z pro-
testu proti tomu. Nacelnik po-
licie byl zatcen pro odepfeni
zdraviti francouzske ddstojni-
ky.
z Gellsenkirchen se sdeluje,
re zamestnanci risske banky
vysli ma stavku 2 protestu pro.
ii zatceni sveho direktora.
Dusseldorf, 20. unora. Me-
st'anosta Duesseldorfsky byl
zatcen a vypov6zen pro neupo-
slechnuti rozkazG francouz-
skych dradd. Riditel post a te-
legrafd v Mohuci byl zatcen
dnes, nacez cely stab vysel ma
stavku a vojsko obsadilo budo-
wy.
Situace v Duesseldorfu jest
lpovazlivejsl nasledkem zvyse-
ne iinn0sti n1meckych vidci
4 protestni stavka jest nyni v
proudu, vedena postovnfmi "a
mestnanci, kterf odpiraji doda-
vati postu a prodavati znamky
FrancouzGm a Belgicanim.
Jenom elektrarny a poulicni
kary -jsou behu. Obecni "a
m6stnanci vysli ma stavku z
protestu proti vypuzeni Kotte-
ma a Gruetznera.
Berlin, 20. unora. Ministr
zeleznic narfdil n6mecke zelez
nicni spraye, aby zastavila
dodavku plynu, vody a elektri-
ny do nadrazi obsazenych
Francouzy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
NABlZf SPROSTRED
KOVANf.
Svym sousedim LitvS . Pol
slku k urovnSni jejich SPORT.

Moskva, 90. lnora. Rusko
jest poboureno situaci ma jiho-
zapadnich svych hranicich,
pravi zahranicni ministr Cice-
r.inav note adresovAne Polsku, a
Litv6 ze dne II. 'dnora, MI
zaroven nabizi pratelskou po-
moe Ruska v urovnani SPORT Q
Memel a neutralnf pasmo v O.
,blasti Vilnenske.
Cicerin upozornuje, ze Pol
sko odkazalo spory Svazu Ma
rodG, ackoli smlouva uzavrena
v Rize ustanovuje, ze lzemni
neshody mezi Litviny Polaky
budou urovnany jimi samotny
mi.
Rusko neuznava Svaz naro-
d1, nota dodava, jezto tato or
ganisace "jest ovladana naro-
dy, kteri az dosud nevzdali sc
sve myslenky nepratelskych
cind vdci Rusku."
Pariz 20. lnora. Ruska So
vetska vlada vyjadrila svoji
nelibost mad vpadem Polakd do
neutralnfho pasma mezi Pol
skem a Litvou. Nota v tom smy
slu byla dorucena litevske Via
de v Kovnu die depesi obdrze-
nych francouzskym zahranic
MIN lfadem dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
SLYSENf v PRfPADU VOC
TOVE.
Vcera mluvili xalobci ma massi-
lonskeho mayora, dnes &c pri-
hl&si Obhajoba ke slOvu.

Columbus, O., 20. lnora. Sv6-
dectvi proti mayoru Herbertu
H. Vogtovi 2 Massilon, jenz je
procesovan pred guvernerem
Donaheym ma obvineni, ze ne
vymahal provadeni prohibic-
Mich zakoni, bylo vsechno ho-
tovo dnes. Ultra slysana bude
obhajoba, nacez bude to zale-
zeti ma guverneru, mali byti
Vogt sesazen trvale Sc sveho Il
radu nebo znova uveden ma
sve misto.
Sv6dkove vypovidali dnes, ze
henry, nev6stince a mistnosti,
kde lihoviny prodavany, provo
zovaly zcela verejne obchod.
Jeden svedek projevil pfesved
Geni, ze tato mista tesla Sc po-
licejni ochrane. Svedcili tez
diva dfiv6jsi policiste massilon
sti, kteri vypovfdali, re mayor
fekl Jim, ze "nepreje 81 zayrl-
ii mesto, jezto hosi museji mi
ii n6jakou zabavu." Oba byli
vsak nuceni doznati, ze byli u
svedceni vydirani dplatkG a
odsouzeni do statni trestnice.
Jsou ma svobod6, ponevadz W.
konani rozsudku v jejich pri-
pad6 suspendovano.
Obhajci mayora Vogta tvrdi
ze ltok ma n6ho ma politicke
pozadf a ze hlavn9 jest podne-
cov&n nepfateli organisovane-
no d9lnictva. zalobu fidf pfi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
SMUTNY KoNEc MLADE
DfVKY.

Ell Paso, Tex, 20. 1nora. Sle-
cna Marjorie Dell Greenova,
17-leta divka z bohate vazene
rodiny, zemrela vcera nasled-
KEN poziti velke davky kokai
nu a lihovin, die sdeleni ose-
trujfciho lekare. Bratr JEFF
svedcil pri inkvestu koronero-
We, ze sc odebrala v ned6li do
Juarez v Mexiku,, s druzinou
mladych lidi a onemocnela v
tanecnf- sini po poziti nekoli-
ka douski slime lihoviny. W.
rok koronerovy poroty znel, ze
smrt privod6na byla akutnim
alkoholismem a kokainovou O.
travou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
DIRE SVEDKEM DvOJf Sc.
BEVRAzDY.

Palm Beach, Fla, 20. 1nora.
Sedmilety Charles Stagg byl
tim jedinym svedkem sebevraz
dy sve matky, pf. Pauliny Stagg
Wallerove babicky, pf. G. E.
Staggove, V jejich domov6
zde. Hoch ma ranu v prsou, jez
byla pry zasazena jeho mat
kou, nezli sc zabila. Jeho stav
neni vazny.
"Maminka umira myslim,
re babicka umfra take" pra-
vii chlapec, kdyz pfib6hl do
staveni nejblizsiho souseda
kratce po tragedii. Soused ma
Sci t9lo pi. Wallerov6 ma podla
re a ono pf. Staggove ma po-
steli. Ob6 byly stfeleny z t6-
ze pistole.
DIE chlapcOva vypravenl,
matka pokusila Sc usmrtiti jej
nozem pax Sc stfelila. Babi-
cka jeho vzala pax zbrah z ru
kou pi. Wallerove a rovnez Sc
stfelila do hlavy. Sousede pra
vi, ze ODE zeny po delSi dobu
podivn6 81 pocinaly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
NEVINNE ODSOUZEN MA
DOzIVOTf.
Pro zlo6in, k jehoz spachini
nyni Sc primal jiny muz.

Columbus, O., 20. lnora.
Clarence Leroy Mckinney,
jenz poslan byl do statni trest-
nice ma dozivoti pro zavrazde-
nj zvlastniho policisty Emery
McCreighta We Wilmington,
O., Ia. lnora, 1922, jest ma svo
bode. Kdyz byl ztravil trest-
nici pet m6sici, primal Sc sku
tecny vrah. Mckinney, muz
29-lety, zenaty, tvrdil pred
soudem, re v dob6 spachani
vrazdy byl jednom obrazko-
vem divadle v Cincinnati, ale
porota mu neuvefila okolnost
nj sv6dectvi zdalo Sc byti tax
slime, re jej uznala vinnym.
Ia n6kolik m6sicI pozdeji,
Louis Vandervoort, syn bohate
no farmare z Jamestown, byl
zatcen ma podezreni, re mel IL
castenstvi ma fa,,s kradezi spa
chanych v one CAST statu.
Dnes pax We Wilmington, Sc pfi
znal, ze byl to on, jenz zastre-
iii McCreighta. Byl odsouze2
ma dozivotf, kdezto jeho spo-
lecnik, Walter Bangham, jenz
Sc primal ku zlocinu zabiti,
byl odsouzen ma lhltu cd jed
noho do dvaceti rokG do po-
lepsovny v Mansfield. Jest do
sud neplnoletym teto prici-
ny bude poslan do zmfneneho
ustavu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
ARMADNf LIST Sc VYPLA.
Gel.

Koblenc IS. lnora. Jezto ge
neral Allen nastoupf zpatecni
cestu do Ameriky jiz dnes, u
vedl zde vsechny poslednf ar
madni zalezitosti do poradku a
tez i vydavani vojenskeho or
ganu Amaroc News bylo "a
staveno. Casopis ten vychazel
zde 20 celou dobu americke
okkupace a dobfe Sc mu vedlo,
takze ma konec vykazoval de-
set milliond marek pfebytku,
kterezto penize gen. Allen jm@
mem okupacniho vojska, v Sou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
LITVfNI CHYSTAJf PRY
UTOK MA VILNU.

Pariz,, 20. unora. Depese Ha
vasovy tiskove kancelare z Var
savy sd6luje, ze soustred 'ovani
li:evskeho vojska poblize Vii
ny nasv9dcuje, ze Sc chysta a
81 podobny ltok jako byl pod
n.knut ma Memel. Vojsko jest
podporovano delostfelectvem
v Orany. V litevskem vojsku je
pry znacny pocet nemeckych
dobrovolnfkn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
sENAT ODMlTA OAR.

Washington, 20. lnora. Sc
natni vybor ma pozemky bu-
dovy odepfel povoliti $4,000
rocne ma vydrzovani domu, kite
ry pi. J. B. Hendersonova ma
bidla Wade pro lfedni residen
ci mfstopresidenta Spojenych
StatI a tim vlastn9 byl dar "a
mftnut. Vybor jedn&ni sv@ W.
sv9tluje snahou po setrnosti We
vladnfch vyloh&ch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
AMERIkA BUDE ZASTOU.
PENA.

Washington, 20. ilnora. Eli
OF Wadsworth, prfruci sekre-
tar pokladny, odpluje dnes do
Evropy, aby zastupoval Spoje-
ne Staty ma konferenci v Pafi-
Ii, kde rokovano bude o pla-
mech ma nahradu "a vylohy a.
mericke okkupatni armady. O
cek&va Sc, ze Velka Britanie,
Francie, Belgie a 1talie budou
zastoupeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21
ZVOU FORDA DO NEBRAS.
KY.

Lincoln, 20. dnora. Nebras-
sky statni senat po dlouhe de-
bate pfijal vcera vecer 25 pro-
ii 6 hlasIm resoluci, kterou
Henry Ford jest Evan do Nebra
sky, aby provedl vym6r vodni
silly a podnikl kroky k jeji zu-
zitkovani. Podobna resoluce by
la pfijata We sn9movn6 minu-
IL tyden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21

stati jiz prodlevajiciho, daro-
val mistnf spolecnosti, pecujici
o chude ditky. General v odka-
zu naridil, ze "a penize ty ma
byt kupovano mleko pro spat-
ne zivenou nemeckou mladez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21

Zde jest Ed. s. Vaught 2
zinarodniho klubu Lvd, foto-
Oklahoma City, pfedseda Me-
grafovany ma ddlezite schhzi
zmin6ne organisace v Chica-
gu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-21

ruci generAlniho navladnfho
e. E. Corn.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-14
BARAGA ITEMS

Harry Meyer returned slast Satur-
day from a weeks business trip sell
ing cigars in the Iron country.
Messrs. Joseph Bouchard and Ray
Hall Of Detroit are visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones motored
to L'Anse Monday where they visit
ed with old friends.
Miss Helen Ibbotson will leave
Monday for Ypsilanti, where she will
attend the Normal.
George Ibbotson and Joseph Ben
dry will leave Monday for Ann Ar
bor to resume their studies at the
University Of Michigan.
Miss Monica Ibbotson has taken
course of training at the st. Joseph's
hospital at Hancock, leaving Mon
day.
John Norbeck, who has been suf-
feringl from blood poisoning in his
hand, is much improved and will soon
be at work again..
Charles Lepkie and the Misses Ma
rie Loonsfoot and Lena Shalifoe left
Monday for Toledo, Ohio, where they
will receive medical treatment.
John Laomenen, Emil Jouppi and
John Carlson of Aston were Baraga
business callers. Tuesday.
Toney Paquette returned to Iron
Mountain Sunday after weeks Wis
it here. L3
Mr.. and Mrs. R. p. Bronson of Ish-
peming visited here Tuesday.
Mrs. Friday and Mrs. Boylan of
Aston were guests Sunday of Mrs.
H. ]. Falk.
Joseph H. Peters on Tuesday ac-
cepted position as clerk in Carl
Cooks meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Urquhardt
and family of Pittsburgh, Pa, ar
rived last Friday and are guests at
the Urquhardt home.
Contractor Barney Joiner has
moved the Otto Carlson home to the
south of Main street on the lot which
he recently purchased.
John Terhorst has completed the
cement walk and approach to St
AIMS church, which is appreciated by
the congregation.
Chester Giddings of Detroit arrived
last Friday for visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Giddings.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-14

will return to Philadelphia today, af-
ter spending the summer here.
A normal backbone means normal
health. Keep your backbone in the
same good condition as you do your
automobile by calling on your chiro-
practor.-Wm. A. Rylander, d. c.,
L'Anse, Mich.
Mrs. Arthur Rose and daughter
visited over the week end at Kewee-
nav Bay and Baraga.
Mrs. Mike Anderson, son and
daughter, Mrs. John Saari, visited
Monday in Calumet.
Ben Christopherson returned to his
home in Sturgeon Bay last Friday,
after weeks visit at the Swan home.
Mrs. Orsted Of Chicago was a guest
last week Of Mrs. Axel Swan.
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w. A. Hopkins was called to Pc
quaming Monday by the death of Mr..
Van Kervis.
A normal backbone means normal
health. Keep your backbone in the
same good condition as you do your
automobile by calling on your chiro-
practor.-Wm. A. Rylsnder, D. c.,
L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-14
SKANEE NOTES

Peter Peterson was Houghton Wis
itor Monday.
Henry Johnson visited in L'Anse
Monday with his brother Charles.
Peter G. Westrom and George
Young visited in L'Anse Wednesday
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-14
PEQUAMING BRIEFS

Lawrence Belmar Of Powers ar
rived yesterday to visit his brother
Edward. !.
Mrs. C. s. Hebard and daughter
Miss Helen Hebard, DR.. and Mrs
Marsden. Miss Mary Hebard, Mrs.
Yager, Miss Mathers and Miss Allen
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-12-15
Fur Workers Triumph
 In Notable Struggle

New Brunswick, N. J., Dec. I5.-s Fur workers employed by the Balk company of this city won their I4- months strike It was the hardest single industrial contest in the his tory of this industry.
 The firm accepts the union shop, the 44-hour week, regulations for overtime and holidays, union wage scales and working conditions that prevail in other shops. The strike started in September, last year. The number of workers directly involved was 200, but on the solidarity of this phalanx of trade unionists depended working conditions of hundreds of other organized workers, whose em- ployers are competitors of the Balk concern and who would attempt to cut rates if the local company de- feated it's employees.
 The strike was one of the most sensational in the east Men were clubbed, imprisoned and enjoined. The hostility of the employer was shared by the police, the courts and manu lecturers who attempted to break the spirit of the workers. There was no limit to the devotion of these workers to their trade union cause, though they were the target for gunmen and sluggers.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-12-15
IN MINE TRIAL TO RELY UPON TESTIMONY"
 BY PENITENTIARY INMATES

By International Labor News Servic.
 Charleston, w. Va, Dec. 15.-Ofh
 cials of District Y, United Mine
 Workers of America, will be called
 to trial for the fifth time in Fayette
 county in January on indictments
 brought in Logan county in 1921 as 2
 result of the spontaneous uprising ot
 coal miners in the kanawha valley
 with an attempted invasion of the
 non-union fields. Announcement to l neys for the coal companies, who are
 union officials under these indict- ments.
 The prosecution will declare it's readiness to place Frank Keeney, president; Fred Mooney, secretary and treasurer, and William Blizzard, sub-district president, on trial at the same time, it Is learned. The belief is, however, that they will demand separate trials, with the result that only one of them will go to trial at the January term of the Fayete county court. .-
 In attempting the conviction of these men the prosecution will rely chiefly on witnesses who are now ia mates of the West Virginia peniten- tiary at Moundsville- While none of the officials of the district have been convicted under the indictments re- turned in Logan county, number of minor individuals, who took part in the actual fighting, have been con victed, either by juries or on pleas of guilty, and sentenced to terms in the states prison The policy of the prosecution is to use these convicted men as witnesses for the state in seeking the conviction of the officials of the district.
 When the cases were called to trial recently in Greenbrier county, was granted by the court. At that time the prosecution had nine inmates of the Moundsville penitentiary on the ground. with the expectation of using them as witnesses for the state in the event that the cases went to trial The understanding IS that if the officials of District Y are con- victed, each of the present inmates of the penitentiary who testify against them will be given their free dom.
 Every resource of the non-union coal operators in Logan county and other sections of West Virginia IS be- ing used in behalf of the prosecution in an effort to convict Keeney, Mooney and Blizzard. The belief on the part of the non-union operators is that with their conviction, the min ers' union will be driven from West Virginia, and all of the coal fields of the state placed on a non-union or "open shop" basis.
 While the indictments against the district officials were returned more than two years ago, efforts at convic- tions in five different trials have been unsuccessful. The coal operators are estimated, however, to have spent in excess of $1,ooo,ooo in seeking con victions at these trials, or in gather
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-12-15

ing evidence" through which it Is hoped to eventually bring about con victions.
 Meantime, officials of the district have launched a general organization campaign in the non-union regions. President Keeney has issued an invi- tation to all non-union miners to be- come members of the union, and with an unusual number of responses so far The indictments against the district officials have been used in the last two years as a means of fore stalling and preventing officials of the union from seeking the unionization of the non-union regios.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-12-15
ANTI-INJUNcTION AGITATION

Chicago, Dec. Is.-Vice President Towers of the Illinois State Fedora ton of Labor has completed tour of the state, speaking on the labor injunction The trade unionist said 1t is the lack of trade union meetings that gives adventurers opportunity to make the inroads they seem to make at times.
 '1 find wherever l go substantial group of trade unionists who under stand the movement and who are, no doubt, the factors who retain the To- cal balance when confusion seems to develop I find, too, that they are eager for real trade union talks and policies"
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-12-15
Cured Him.

Cured Him. Speaking of bathing in famous springs said the tramp to the tourist, "I bathed in the spring of "86."