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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-31

Akron, O., 80. ledr:. =
Mayor D. C. Rybolt oznamil
dnes, ze autobusova doprava
" Akron, jez ma nahraditi e.
lektricke drahy, bude zahaje-
ma Ultra o pIlnoci. Vyjedna-
vani Northern Ohio Traction
& Light Co., jez obstaravala
pouhcni dopravu v tomto me-
ste a jejiz vysada vyprsela, ne
m9lo vysledku. Spolecnost ma
bidla pet jizdnich listkd "a 80
centa, coz vsak bylo zamitnu-
to mestskou spravou, ktera pc
zadovala, ably spolecnost cita-
la prozatimne, nez by k neja-
kemu dohodnuti Sc dospelo,
5centove jizdne a vydavala
hezplatne presedacf listky.
Novy mestsky jizdnf rad u
kazuje, ze bude zapotfebf LOG
pravidelnych a osmdesati ex-
presnfch autobusd k doprave,
kter& nynf jest obstarAv&na e
lektrickymi karami spolecno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-31
vRAvA We SJEzDu UHL0k0Pt.
ILLINOISSTf RADIKALOVE PODNIKLI
UTOK MA PLATFORMU

Indianapolis, 80. ledna. -
Illinoistf radikalove We Spoje-
nych dilnich d9lnicich Ameri-
ky, podrazdeni nerozhodnou
parlamentni porazkou, vzbou-
Fill Sc proti vedeni velike orga
nisace uhlokopi. jez kona zde
svIj Sized. Uvrhli zasedani We
vravu, jez trvala pres hodinu
a podafilo Sc Jim zmariti ka-
zdy pokus o jednanf az made
Sci cas- k odroceni.
Ia vseobecne vfavy podnik-
nut byl ltok ma platformu, ale
"rebelsti" vidcove Sc zasta-
viii, kdyz sc dostali ku zpra-
vodajskemu stolu. Tam nara
zili ma Six loyalnich organisa-
tori, zaujavsfch mfsta ma ry-
chic vyklizena novinari, vaha-
Ii chvili a pax zahajili Istup.
Takovy najezd ma platformu
neni nicfm novym We sjezdech
havifske unie, aspoh jednou
jest v kazd&m 2 mich podnik-
nut. z te pficiny snad vzdy-
cky zpravodajove jsou umiMl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-31
LODI ztsTANou We VERA CRUZ.
ROZKAZ v TOM SMYSLU VYDAN BYL OD-
BOREM NAMORNICTVA

Washington, 80. ledna. -
Lehkemu krizniku Omaha a
sesti torpedovkam provazeji-
elm jej, bylo dnes narlzeno
odborem namornictva zGstati
We Vera Cruzi az do vydani
dalsfch rozkazi. Pred tim by
10 narizeno lodfm, aby Sc o.
petne pripojily k flotille v jiz-
Mich vodach a ocekavalo Sc, re
odplujl dnes.
Sekretar DENLY pravil, ze
rozkaz, jimz narizeno americ
kym valecnym lodim zGstati
We Vera Cruz nema zadneho
zvlastniho vyznamu. Jedna Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-31

o pouhe bezpecnostni opatre.
mi pro ten pripad, ze doslo by
k boji mezi federalnim a pov.
staleckym vojskem v soused
stvf Vera Cruz. Vlada chce
miti valecne lod'stvo v tam.
mich vodach, tax ably americ.
ke zajmy byly chraneny.
Americky zastupce v Meste
Mexiku oznamil dnes, ze fede-
ralnl vojsko vzalo 1900 zajat-
CD a zmocnilo Sc velkych va
lecnych zasob a cetnych zelez
nicnich vozG pri dobyti mesta
Esperanza, jez az dosud bylo
v drzeni federalG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-31
PokR0kOvG PRoT DENbYMU.
RADIkkLNf REPUBlIkkNI sP0JILI
4. Sc s DEMOkRATY. i.


Washington So ledna - Pri prvnim pok,snem hlaso-
vanf senate dnes odpoene ukazalo ze vena tomo
elese jest hoova prohlas ze pronamy oenych pozemk
nmonckych reservach byy uzavTeny beze vseho pva
strans vykonych irednikd vladnch, kte udeenm W.
sad dopus poruseni zakon kongresu ustaene smern
vlady.
Ukazao Sc, ze nejenom resoluce Washova odsuzujici
tyto pronajmy narzujci presdentov zaha soudni
ky pravniky nejsoucm spojen odborem spravedlno
M prode vekou v6tsnou ale re rovnez bude dos has ku
pfje resouce vyzyvac regnaci sekretare namornctva
jest vice nez pravdepodobno re podobna resuc bude pr
ata ez vzhledem generanfmu navladnimu Daughertymu
Pokusy konservatvnich repubikand ably zmirneno byo
zn9nf resouce podane senatorem Thomasem j. Washem
Montany, jenz podnet setfovan byy zmareny Koa
lice demokratl pokrokovych repubikanG nmz pfida
farmafsko delnict enator sala pevne resolu Walsh
ovou.
Republican, vdbec nepokouse zmeniti zneni resoluce
kde prav pronamy byy uzavfeny okonost svedcch
podvodu korupci. Avsak pokousel zmenti od
kde pravi pronmy byy uzavreny beze vseho
prava vykonnym lfednky vady kten udelenm vysad Sc
dopus poruseni zakona Timto jest utoceno nejenom
Faa dvejsho sekretafe vnra ale teA ma Denbyho havu
odboru namornictva. Resouce bude prjata pdvodnim
zneni nepochybne zitra bude do e DOLBY debata skon
cena.
Jnym slovy, jest zrejmo, repubkanske vedeni
nate vsech otazkach tykacich transakc mz udee
byy olejne vysady Snclairpvi Wyomingu Doheny
California jest menaine Republikanst radkaove
stoj pevne demokraty Prevladacm mnenm dnes vecer
jest zda resouce Walshova bude prijata rovnez
senaora Robnsona kerou zada resgnace seketare ma
mofncva Denbyho nevzda- DENLY ufadu, budou pod
nknuty krok snemovne posanecke jeho obzalovan
SOucaSne pOukaZuJe re DeZunOnnOSC DenDynO
pochybnost proti zadneho obvinen ko
rupee avsak tvrd re schvaenim onech oenych vsad
ukaza nezpIsobilost pro Gfad, ktery zastava
Mezitim senate We snemovne zury vasnve debaty
senani vybor verene pozemky. vysetruc udeeni oe
nych vsad mel pred sebou ctyf lekae iz sdel re df
vejsi jest pokra pneho nervoveho vysle
nj re udz nemGze dostav ako svedek Toto by!o v
dlvsrne schulz vboru zadne prohaen ekafd nebyo da
verenost Avsak vybor miste aby prijal navrh
Cookea Falova advokata ably je vyslechl jeho
pokoji residence j. W. Zeveyho kde Fall lezi rozhod
posla nemu tr lekare jz by prozkoumal byvaleho
kretare vntra poda zpravu eho stavu. Dnes vecer
nator Walsh oznam mena ekarG ker vykonaj prohldku
Fala Jsou to Sterling Ruffin DIR. D. v. Stuart Dr.
Thomas A. Clayton, z pocitan jsou mez nejpfednes !e
kafe washingtonse DR. Stuart speciaistou obo
yOyych nemoc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-31
OTEC OBVINEN Z VRAzDY
DCERY.

Millville, N. j., 80. ledna.-
Thompson Dickson, 55lety, o.
tee Emmy Dicksonove, stu
dentky ma stredni skole. jejiz
telo nalezeno bylo v mocale
dve mile cd jejiho domova %.
zari minuleho roku, byl dnes
vecer formaln6 obvinen Ze "a
vrazdeni sve dcery a zatcen.
Otec DicksonGv, 80lety. ucinil
pry doznani okresnim uraddm
re syn jeho utloukl divku v
jejich domove vecer 13. zafi
a pax il odnesl do mocalu. I
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-31
P0RUclk eRIFFIS ma Sv0B0DE.
BYL PROPUSTEN vEZENf vCERA A JEST
JIz MA CESTE DOMU

Mosbach, N9mecko, 80. led
ma. - Porucfk Griffis propus
ten byl dnes re zdejsiho v6ze-
nj, kan byl vsazen pro pokus
+Inosu pov6stneho sbeha Berg
dolla a Timed nastoupil cestu
do Hamburku, odkud vypluje
do Spojenych Stati. Zpravou
O udeleni omilostneni byl mad
miru rozradostnen a prekva-
pen, nebot' ackoli vedel, re Sc
O to vyjednava, neocekaval o.
milostneni tax brzy. Do Ham,
burku odjede Ultra a Timed
vsedne ma lod' Albert Balm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-31
OBEf ALKOHOLISMU. A

Chillicothe, O., 80. ledna.-
Frank Johnson, 31lety, z Wells
ton, O., zemfel vcera We zdej-
sim vezenf nasledkem akutnf-
no alkoholismu. Byl zatcen v
pond9li pro opilstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-31
UZNANf RUSKA BLfZKE.

Londyn, 80. ledna. - Dnes
bylo zde sdeleno z kruhh do
bfe infor1novsnych. ze brittle
k& vlada pravdxpodobn4 uzna
Rusko b3hem nxkolika pitt
itch dn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-31

nj strategicky mezi lfedniky
a delegaty.
Ku vfave doslo, kdyz vybor
ma stanovy podal nepffznivou
zpravu o navrhu, aby nadale
do narodnich sjezdI vysilan
byl jeden delegat "a kazdych
100 clenI unie ma miste "a
kazdych 500 jako pritomne
Hlavnf namitkou bylo, ze pax
siezdy byly by obesflany 5000
delegaty. .'Povstalci" rovnez
utrpeli porazku navrhem,
ably organisatori byli nadale
voleni a nikoli ustanovovani, Q
n9mz vcera zahajeno hlasova
nf die jmlen a dnes skonceno,
Pro navrh odevzd&no 2,106
hlasi, proti nemu 2.263. tax
ze v platosti zdstava pfitom-
ne opatfeni stanov.
REBELsKf MEsTo DoBYTo
M6sto Mexiko, 80. ledna. -
M6sto Orizaba, 70 mil cd We
-. Z
ra Crnz, bylo dobytp federAlni
'armadou, jez tAhne na Huer-
tiv kapitol.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-31

cd Hambursko-Americke spo-
lecnosti. ktera V ten den odji-
Zdi do New Yorku.
Eberbach, Badensko, 80. le-
dna. = "Jsem rad, re je ven-
ku. Nepreji nikomu niceho
zleho." Toto byla poznamka,
ucinena G.. C. Bergdollem, po-
vestnym utecencem pred po-
vinnym odvodem v Americe,
kdyz mu bylo sdeleno. re po-
rucik Griffis byl omilostn6n.
Bergdoll bydli v jednom zdej-
Sim hOtelu.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
MYSTERY SHIP
BURNS FLARES,
REFUSES III ELP

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. s.
Shipping men were convinced today
that the mystery ship burning
distress flares off Seal Rock, on the
coast of Northern California, is the
steam schooner Saginaw, belonging
to the Charles Nelson Company
here. 4
The Saginaw sailed from Portland
July 81 for San Francisco with a
cargo of lumber. She was reported
drifting yesterday and it was as
sumed she was having trouble with
her engines.
At midnight last night the
freighter Silverado wirelessed the
Federal Telegraph Company that
she had sighted vessel in distress,
which refused aid, although distress
flares were burning. The Silverado
and the freighter Canadian Trooper
stood by for a time, but when the
vessel, whose identity the message
said had not been learned, refused
to answer halls, proceeded on their
way.
The Saginaw is not equipped with
wireless.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
Tooth ache Is
Better, Doris
Trial Resumed

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 5.-Dental
talent exercised upon the aching
tooth of w. l. Gilbert, chief counsel
for Charles w. Doris, on trial for
the alleged double murder of his
wife, Mrs. Theresa Doris, and
Henry d. Never, wealthy Pasadena
merchant, was expected to permit
resumption of the case today in
suileftor court.
During his eros examination yes
telaay OF the prosecutions first wit
ness, G. A. Ward, police officer of
Long Beach, Gilbert suddenly stop
ped and asked that court be adjourn
ed until today in order that he might
visit a dentist.
Ward related the circumstances as
disclosed by investigation of the
Long Beach police OH June 30 last
when they were called to the Ellea-
more apartments, home of'thc defen7
damt, where Mrs. Doris and Meyer
were found slain.
Harold j.. Dollcy, former chief of
prohibition forces in California, has
been summoned us Il witness, but it
could not be learned i'll what way
liquor enforcement touches the case.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
Operated On For
Appendicitis
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS TO
BE ANNOUNCED LATER

Many times, no doubt, you shave
seen the above headline in your
newspaper. Very often it has told
of some friend suddenly stricken
with dread appendicitis. The news
papers, however, neglect to state
that appendicitis is usually preccd.
ed by stomach trouble. They don I
tell you that the afflicted person
suffered frequent attacks of heart
burn long before he went to the
hospital.
While heartburn is not always a
sign of an inflamed appendix, it is
always warning that something is
wrong. In many cases it results
from Indigestion, which is one of
the predisposing causes of appen-
dicitis.
If you suffer from burning,
gnawing sensation in the stomach,
excessive gas, sour stomach, nausea
or other distress after eating, 90 at
once and obtain a bottle of Smith
Bros. M. A. O., the guaranteed
stomach treatment. This pleasant,
harmless liquid rids the stomach Of
catarrhal mucus, allays inflamma-
tion, helps digestion and clcanses
the bowels of poisonous waste mat
ters. Price $l.25. Money back il
the first bottle does not relieve.
10y nd = Drug Store will supply
gou Mail orders accepted. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
BUSTERS MUST BE
SOFT, SILKS AND
CH4MOIS SPLENDID

4 dustor should be scat and
should shed neither lint nor ravel-
iugs; it holds the dust better if
danipened or oiled, according to the
1luited States department of agri-
cultare. Silk and ehamois are ex-
cciicnt for use ON highly polished
surfaces A duster may be moisten-
cd by passing it through steam; by
wettlng enc corner of the cloth, roll
ing il up, and letting it stand for a
short time, or by wring ging together
enc dry cloth and one that has been
wrUng out of water. A dust cloth
may be oiled by. applying few
drops of kerosene or light lubricat-
ing oil on one corner, rolling the
cloth, and letting it stand until the
oil has spread evenly. Cotton waste
and paper are good substitutes for
dust cloths in cleaning dirty, greasy
surfaces. Feather busters should
ne, be used, except perhaps just
before sweeping, for they scatter
but do not remove dirt.
Dust cloths should be washed
frequently, both because q little
dust comes out more easily and be-
cause dirty ones often leave as
much dirt as they take up and may
scratch highly polished surfaces.
The oil in '.dustless cloths may
be restored as directed above or a
little oil may be added to the rims
iag water enc Tablespoon of kero-
senc or oHe-half tablespoon light
luaricating oil being used to- /!
quart of water,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
Won1er1s Interests
POPULAR YOUNG
NAN WAS MARRIED
HERE SATURDAY

\ very quiet wedding ceremony
took plce Saturday morning at 9;30
o clock when Miss Florence Viii
kins Of Long Beach and W. D..
Sorenburger or Ell Centre were unit
ed in marriage by Judge Cole. Miss
wilkins arrived here early Satur
day morning for the ceremony.
The Sorenburgers left Immediately
after the ceremony for San Diego.
From there they went to Long
Beach where Mrs. Sorenburger viii
stay with her husband IS parents un-
til the SUMMER is over They viii
take up their residence here III the
early fall
W d. Sorenburger attended the
grades and high school here. He
lived in Long Beach four wears. He
came here to work for the Imperial
Valley Hardware company.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
THINGS WOMEN ARE
DOING EVERYWHERE

As plumber inspector of the
village of Kenilworth, H.. Mrs. Ju-
liza E. McKenna holds a unique
position.
According to statistics ther are
supposed to be 649,0o0,000 men and
635 900, 900 women in fthe world.
Census figures show that there
are in the United States 200 Police
women and 250 female street ear
conductors. =
\ woman is among the crew of
the Finnish schooner Sampo, which
carries lumber between ERsl land
and Finland.
Mrs. Cora White of Minneapolis
sued her husband for divorce be-
cause he paid more attention to
radio than to her.
The Ieelandie Parliament has
passed law prohibiting tie inn
portation of hair pins, face powder,
rouge and lipstick.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
Unique Bits From
Fushi0n's Realm, to
Please Everybody


There is no apparent limit TO the
wilderness of decoration permltted
nowadays to an umbrella. BatlK
designs and colors vie with wood-
en- handles painted in barbara pat
terms.
1t seems impossible to eliminate
the gold and silver ornamentation
where shoes are concerned. Even
some of the new plain black SATIN
pumps have 3 narrow gold or
silver line around the top
The black satin costume slip
promises to be one of the really
important garments in the feminine
wardrobe this year, for through ITS
good offices the new tunic blouse
will become dress as well as its
own useful self. This blouse must
be at least forty five inches IN
length and as skirts are now four
cen inches off the floor, this length
bring the blouse hem quite close to
the skirt edge.
The latest thing in neekwear is
the long panel of lace or embroidery,
or combinations of both with net,
from a rather small
collar An original French model
shows horizontal rows of small
crochet buttons about two inches
apart placed en- a eaneLof fine hand
edged with Valenciennes
lace.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
COL DEN CORN MuFFINs

Cream two tablespoonfuls short.
cnfng and three tablespoonfuls
sugar thoroughly together add two
eggs well beaten and one cupful
mix. Then stir in slowly one cup
full flour, ono cupful yellow corn
meal, one teaspoonfnl salt and three
lteaspoonfuls baking powder which
have been sifted together three
times. Divide into creased gem
paus aud bake in moderate hot
oven for % minutes. Makes y
muffina.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
LARGE SUPPLY OF
APRICOTS ORDERED
FOR THE us. NAVY

LOS ANGELES, Aug 5.-As a
cheering message to ''gobs'' of the
United States Navy announcement
was made here by a local cannery
today, that they have just filled an
order for 16,S00 tins of Southern
California apricots, to be distribut-
cd to the fleet commissaries all over
the world. And so, for perhaps a
month at least, the sailors can top
off their daily feed of beans with
a dash of some apricot desert. The
same concern has also completed a
new order for $4,000 cases of april
cots and peaches to be sent to Great
Britain, making total of 100000
cans shipped out so far this month.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
SEELEY
by Press Staff Correspondent

SEELEY, Aug. 5.-The little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A..
Howard was buried this morning
from Lemon IS funeral parlors. The
little enc had been sick only few
days at its summer home at Jacum-
ba. All business stopped at Seeley
during the funeral hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hull have re-
turned from week S vacation in
the hills.
Postmaster Robinson spent the
weekend at Ramona, where he took
.his folks for the summer.
William Schultz has returned
from San Gabriel where he attended
his mother IS funeral.
j. II. Butler is staying with Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Armstrong for few
days. MIR. Butler is here from Pas
adena.
Alma and Lloyd Wixom are enjoy.
ing vacation ut San Bcrnardino.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
Constable S Sale
NOTICE OF SALE. OF REAL
ESTATE UNDER EXECUTION
Hayward Lumber & Investment Co.
VS..
c. C.. Hall.

c. G. Hall.
BY virtue of an execution issued
out of the Justice Court of Ell Cen
tro Township, County of Imperial,
State of California, wherein Hay
ward Lumber and Investment Com
pany, plaintiff, and G. G. Hall, de-
fendant, upon q judgment rendered
the 30th day of July, A. d. 1924, for
the sum of $54.10 Dollars, coin of
the United States, besides costs and
interest, / have this day levied upon
al the right, title, claim and interest
Of said defendant, G. C. Hall, Of, in
and to the following described real
estate, to-wit;
<Lots Is and 10, Block Sc, Ell
Centre Addition No. 2, Town
site of El Centre, together with
the improvements thereon.
Public notice is hereby given
that on Tuesday, the Goth day Of
August, A. ID. 1924, at 10 o clock A.
M. of said day, at the Main Street
entrance I to the Court House of the
County of Imperial, in El Centre,
California, ! will sell at public auc4
tion for Gold coin of the United
States, all the right, title, claim
and interest Of said defendant, 9. g.
Hall, of in and to the above dcs-
cribed property or SO much there
of as may be necessary to raise suf-
ficient money to satisfy said judge.
ment, with interest and costs, etc,
TO the highest and best bidder.
\ a. g. FA ARRAR, Constable.
Dated Tuesday, August 8, 1924.
Au 5 IL 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
MARYLAND CHICKEN

Dress, CLEAN and cut up young
chicken, sprinkle with salt and
pepper, dip in flour, eggs and soft
crumbs; place in well-greased drip
ping pan and bake so minutes in
hot oven, basting after first five
minutes of cooking with one-third
eupfnl melted butter. Arrange on
platter and pour over it two cup
fuis cream sauce.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
YOUTH
CAUGHT In LA.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 5.-Takcn
into custody ON a tclegraphic war
rant from Minneapolis, Kansas,
charging murder, Leonard Peterson,
20, is held in the county Jail today
awaiting action of Kansas authori-
ties. The warrant did not give the
name of the Slain man.
Floyd Kissingcr, 16 year old girl,
who is said by police TO have come
here from Kansas with Peterson,
was turned over the juvenile author
itics.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
An Even Hen,

When putting ins wide henfs by
hand, run the material through the
untireaded sewing machine. with
gauge set for the desired width.
The. hem can then be creased ON
the line Of needle markes and prove
perfectly straight.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
Your Home and You

Constantly forgetting the electric
iron and letting it overhead will
soon wear il cut.
A broom dampened with salt wa
tiers will brighten the eolors of a
faded carpet.
Al few enemies to moths are cam
phor, tobacco, pepper, cedar chips,
aud newspapers.
A writing pen stuck point first
in the holder is a good implement
for pitting cherries.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
SUGGESTIONS THAT
ARE USEFUL FOR
ALL HOME MAKERS
Spinach and Eggs

IT is not only because of the col
or effect that hardsboiled eggs are
used to garnish spinach. but they
also supply the protein necessary to
make the combination "a complete
food -.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05
CURRANT ICE

Boil two cupfuls water and three
fourths cupfui sugar five minutes,
cool, add one cupful currant juice,
strain and freeze.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05

Nearly everybody knows who will
be our next president, but they
don t all agree.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05

Can't have much fun any more.
Man in Texas was fined just for
hitting a baseball umpire.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05

"Don t worry makes a better
motto when YOU add "Others.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05

Progress seems to consist of find.
ing new things to worry about.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-05

Try Press Want Ads.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-11
CONVICT MUTDNY
 LEADER KILLED l FALLING COAL
News Of .Aldrich Mine
 Accident Leaks Out At k COlumbiana

COLUMBIANA, Ala, Nov. 10.- Special. )-Ed Duggar, negro, alleged ringleader in the convict mutiny at Al, drich mines in Shelby county last Feb ruary, is dead the victim of a piece of falling coal, according to information which leaked out here today. He was killed last Tuesday in the Aldrich mines but was not known here until several days after.
 Duggar was one of the leaders of the band of convicts who rebelled in protest against treatment given them and conditions under which they worked. The prisoners were in the mine at the time and for several hours they de- fled wardens and other officials who attempted to enter the mine. Some of the mine machinery was blown up it was reported and dynamite hurled at the officers when they attempted to fight there way into the slope.
 As result of the mutiny seven con- victs were charged with conspiracy to kill State Warden Davis. Duggar as the alleged ringleader was tried first at Columbiana but the jury was unable to agree. The other cases were post poned. Although criminal court is in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-11
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