davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1924-01-02
He was badly burned about the face

He was badly burned about the face
and hands.
Joseph G.. Macmillan, of Shippen-
Vile, coroner of Clarion county, con-
Quoted an investigation late yesterday
and decided that an inquest was UNI
necessary.
The high wind accompanying the
cold wave was believed to have been
the indirect cause of the fire. A
SCOT fire in defective fiue was be-
lieved to have been famed to such
a heat that 1t set fire to the house.
The ruins were searched after
the fire had burned itself out and
the charred bones of the nine vic
Tins were plaeed in small box and
taken to the Tylersburg Methodist
church where funeral services will be
held.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1924-01-02
RoUNDUPs MADE EASY
Criminals Wanted All Over Germany
Taken in. Raid On Poorhouse

inals were arrested by the police in
recent early morning raid on
night refuge for homeless persons in
this city. Many men with falsifled
papers. and wrongdoers wanted in
every part of the republic were found
and apprehended.
This refuge attracts many criminals,
and to raid it occasionally is most
effective means of locating law
breakers who have exhausted their
funds. Consequently the police en-
courage its maintenance.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1924-01-02
Girl Is Drowned When
On Longest Cruise Yet

Elizabeth. y. j.. Jan. 2.-Helen
May Andrews. ~. OF East Orange.
uas drowned in staten Island sound.
shortly before O'Clock yesterday
morning when a small coupe driven
By calvin w. Huntoou. also Of East
Orange. ran OF the city dock ~ the
md Of Bayuay. The body was re-
covered late yesterday afternoon.
Huntoon is suffering from shock and
the effects Of the sBbmersion and is
heid pending an investigation.
He told the police that he lost
his way IN THE fog white returning
from a new years dance ~ Madison.
In Elizabeth. he said. be vas told TO
drive straight ahead and that he didl
% until his car ran of the dn~b
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1924-01-02

The sid mere IS giving las the cold
nce-oyer-up-a nd-down-icg stare
from behind his highbrow pincc-nez.
Among the canine element OF F'airi-
baut. Mimi. he's considered very
doggy" The glasses are natural
markings.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
CANToM HIREK
RENDKIvtjLI GYUL.ES.

Az iparos Egyesiilet ezuton hoz-
"a tagjainak tudomasara, hogy
most vasarnap, december 21en
.tisztujito rendkiviili gyulest tart.
A tagok, ugy a helybeliek, mint
a vid'ekiek, keretnek, hogy ezen a
minden tekintetben nagyfontossa-
gu gyulesen lehetoleg teljes szam-
ban jelenjenek meg. A megvalasz-
tand6 III vezetoseg csak akkor les2
kepes eredmenyes munkat kifejte-
nj - ha megvalasztasuk a tagok
0sszessegenek akaratabol t0rtenik
A vasarnapi rendkiviili gyJiles
re minden tagot elvar vezetoseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
Egyhazi hirek
a, Pivarnyik Mihaly So, Hornyak Man

$4, pivarnyik Mihaly So, Hornyak Man
cika ST..
Karacsonyi boritekok kiosztasa.-
Minden Macy Gnnep el6tt boritekokat
rosztanak Xxi minden templomban azzal
"a kerelemmel, hogy hivek adjak visz-
sza ezeket boritekokat adomannyal
az unnepen. Hyen elosztas tortent SIT
lstvan templomban ezen a multi vasar-
napon es megujitjuk AIT jov6 vasar.
nap is. Kerjuk a hiveket, hogy, akik
kapnak iLyen boritekot, tegyenek abba
legalabb 81 adomanyt es pedig ugy a
csalados embcrek, mint a n6tlenek, a
Xix onall6an keresnek es adjak AIT lie
karacsonykor a templomban. Szinjek
mar meg SIT. lstvan templomban is
az rossz szokas, mint ahogy mas tenn
plomokban megsziat mar regen, h0gy
valaki egy rongyos niekit, vagy egy
arva dajmot lokjon' ezen Macy unnepen
\ kosarba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
MULArsAGOK.

Az Iparos Egyesulet a jovo ev
elejen ket nagyszabasu tancmu-
latsag megtartasat hatarozta ell.
Januar 3-an, szombaton. este /,
noi-osztaly tagjainak rendezese-
ben fog lefolyni Nemet Hazban,
az ujesztend6nek elso nagyszabasu
magyar balia. Az elokesziiletek cr
re a balra mar nagyban folynak.
A tancmulatsag f0rendezoi tiszt-
seget Sos Jozsefne vallalta maya
ra = igy remeny van ARA, hogy
ez a bal minden eddigit felill fog
maid mulni.
Februar 21-en ferfi-osztaly
rendezi nagyszabasu maszkabal-
jat, ugyancsak Nemet Hazban
Kroncsics Rezs0 vezetese mellett
mar erre balra is nagyban folly
max az elokesziiletek.
Az Iparos Egyesiilet moi es fer
ii osztalya nemes versenyre kelt
= kivancsian varja magyarsae
az eredmenyt, vajon melyik bal
lesz maid nagyobb sikefu2 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
Reformatus egyhaz

Keresztelesek.-A multi vasarnap a
&ovetkez6k kereszteltettek templomunk
ban.
Margit es Terez nevye Csepke Balals
Is neje, Kerekes Verona leanykaja.
Kereszt ztsziilei: Macy Sander sc neje,
;Laskai Terez.
GizelIa es Rozalia nevre Csember ia
los es neje, Bak6 Rozalia leanykaja.
Keresztsziilei: Macy Sander es neje
kai Terez
Ern6 6s Arthur nevre, Ida es Ilona
nevre Gagyi Kaman es neje, Jakat
Ida ikergyermekeik. Kereszsziilei Je
licsek Gyorgy es neie Gagyi Roza, Ga
gyi Bella es Nemeth Kalmanne, sziil
Jakab Erzsebet.
Lniza es Erzsebet nevre Koran ia
nos es neie, Sanyo Erzsebet leanykaja
Keresztsziilei: Szab6 Istvan es Sanyt
Ilona.
Iren es Erzsebeti nevre Kantol
Gy0rgy es neje, Lakatos Julia leanyka
ia. Keresztsziilei: Lakatos Istvan es ne
je, Kondor Ilona Erzsebet.
Gyermek karacsonyfa iinnep. A
szent esten mint rendesen, most is kar
fainnepelyiik lesz a gyermekeknek. A.
ere vonatkoz6 es a Szilveszteri tea es
tely programme gyakorlasa vegett, het
f6n reggel kilenc 6rakor pr6bat tartunk
Ott legyen minden szerepl6.
Masodik iinnep.-Karacsony masod
napjan este vetitett kepeket fogunk be
mutatni Magyarorszagrol templom ba
sementjeben a lelkesz magyarazasa mel
lett, teaestely kereteben. Belepti di
ferfiaknak so cent, n3knek 25 cent
gyermekeknek 10 cent.
Urvacsora.-A reank kovetkez6 ka
racsonyi iinnepek alatt az uri szent je
gyek kiosztatnak. Kesziljenek azert
hivek es meg he feledkezzenek adoma
nyaikrol Sc.
East Youngstown-Mul kedden
lelkesz az egyhaz jegyzojevel Eas
Youngstownban volt tagsagi dijak be
kollektalasara Tekintettel kozeli ks
racsony kiadasaira hogy a legtobbe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
1904. DE Z B ]TBE BER 16

kihoz III vezet6seg d sl bali I terehabe
AT mondanllnk sem kell hcgy
kitin6 hangulatban fog a bal le-
folyni, amit csak emel maid az IN
koriilmeny, h6gy ennek q aoka-
evnek ez az utolso balja $ ICY
ez lesz az utolso alkalom. leanya a.
inknalx ARA, hogy a sziviikbe zart
ferjjeloltet megkerhessek. Ej-
fel utan mar tilos ferfi keres -
hissziik, hogy leanyaink kihasznal
jak EFT az utolso alkalmat inert,
ha mem, akkor majd varhatnak
megint negy evig.
A rendezostg nagyban .kesziil
a balra hiany mem lesz senmi-
ben, ujevi malacok is sep SIAM
NAL lesznek. Sokaknak Jut maid
malacpecsenye ennek reven.
Legyen oft mindenki ezen a .m.l-.
latsagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
SHARON, PA.
MttsoROs TANCMULATsAG
SZILVESZTER ESTEJEN.

Mar hetek 6ta egyebrol sem be-
szel sharoni kornyeki magyar
sag, mint arrol pompas mulat-
sagrol, mely oesztend6 utolso nap
Jan fog lezajlani Horvat Hall
ban, mely Farrell varosaban a
Stauton St.-en van.
A Sharon, Farrell S Sharpsvifle-i
Magyar TarsaskOrnck ez lesz az ell
SO bemutatkozasa, igy azutan eri-
het6, hogy mindenki nagyban Ike
sziil erre a minden tekintetben
pompas igazan rendkiviil gazdag
s tartalmas miisoru estre.
A pompas estely egy Is szambol
all6 miisorral veszi kezdetet. A
program SAMARITAN trefas jelene-
tex, vigjatekok, szebbnel-szebb
enek, zene- es tancszamok vannak,
ugynOgy elmOndhatJuk, hOgy Il
Sharon kornyeki ma,gyarsagnak
meg eddig soha mem volt alkalma
llyen nivos miisorban gy0nyork0d
nj. A gazdag program leperg6se
utan veszi maid kezdetet tanc,
amely minden bizonnyal a reggeli
6rakig fog tartani. Muzsikalni ell
sorangu zenekar fog ez szinte
meglepetss lesz a magyarsag sza-
mara.
0esztend0 utolso estjet, s az nj
ev hajnalhasadasat senki sem t6lt-
heti el szcbben, jobban, kedvcseb-
ben nlasutt, mint tit, Tarsaskor
pompas szilveszteri mulatsagan.
Hissziik. hogy ezen az esten zsu-
folisig neg less telve d Horvat
Hall - egyiitt 1esz az eg9sz ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
Macy DIszNoToR.

Az Iparos Egyesiilet 1928. ja-
nuar 10-en, szombaton este sajat
helyisegeben nagy hazai disznoto-
ros estet rendez. Az izletes enniva
lokat Kocsis es Jelicsek tagtarsak
fogjak elkesziteni = az 8 izletes
keszitmenyeik kozkedveltek. Re
meljiik, hogy ezen pompas ennl
valokkal bovelked0 vacsoran ott
latunk maid mindenkit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

nos IS csalAdj djA rs, atefk6 J6zsef IS ne
ie Niles SIS, T6th Istvdnne $5, DR..
'Laurisin Jen5 $5. $2-$2: Csolenszki
Ferenc es csaladja, Var6csik Janos, Seer
bati Tstvan Is Ignath Gy6rgy. $1--$1:
Bajusz Janos, Marion Gyulane, Robis
Gyorgyne, Rak6 Juliska, Rinyo Mihaly,
Lesayanszki Mihalyne, ozv. Veghso ia
nosne N6gradi Andras, Palk6 Janos, Sol
tesz Mihaly, Orosz Mihalyne, Lengyel
Peterne, Matica Anna, Kondas Andras-
ne, N. NJ, SOC Kardos Erzsebet. A szen-
telesi keresztsziil5k adomanya 132 dol
lar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
NILESI HIREK
A NILESI MAGYARSAG
SZILVESzTER ESTJE

Macy erdeklodes erthet6 vara-
kozas el6zi meg nilesi Els6 Ma
gyar Bs. Egylet december 31-en,
szerdan este tartand6 fenyes mu-
latsagat. Oesztendonek utolso, bal
ia mindenki altal ismert Roman
Hallban fog lefolyni. A terem mel
to -disze lesz az Egylet pompas
zaszlaja melyet ez alkalomra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Kereszteles.--A multi vasarnap scent
keresztsegben reszesIlt Ruth Margit,
Hrabk6 Jazsef es Feherpataki Mar
git leanya, aki nov. 23lan szii kereszt.
sziilei Vasu G.. Romulus es Vasu Ill. .ja
nette.
Karacsonyi iinnepek.--k0szobon all
karacsony, az a folseges iinnep, ami
kor emleket tartjuk annak a vilagot meg
rendito esem6nynek, mid6n megsziile-
tett Megvalto, XII egy egesz vi
iranyt adott az emberi gondolatnak
IS erzesnek. Az sziietesevel egy nj
kor sziletett, volt megteremt6je egy
nj vilagnak, mely tenyevel igazolta,
hogy listen. Mi katholikus hivok en-
mex f0lseges emlekiinnepnek melt6
megiinneplesere kesziliink ebben az lido
ben, mely elvalaszt t6le es pedig bune-
ink megbanasaval es igaz penitencia tar
tasaval. A Sat. lstvan templom nyitva
all binbanok reszere, hetkoznapokon
minden reggel 7-S-ig. Jov6 szombaton.
vagyis dec. 20-an, d. u. 3-tol gyonasokat
hallgat plebanos Steeltonon, az otta-
nj tot templomban. Azok a hivek, akik
Steeftonon es Brier Hillen laknak, Oft
vesezhetik el gy6nasukat. Ugyanesak
szombaton este 7-t6l SIT. Istvan tenn
plomban lesz gy6ntatas ugyszinten
jovo vasarnap reggel Zig. Figyemeztet
jik a hiveket, hogy akik ohajtanak va
sarnap reggel gy6nni, igyekezzenek
mar 7-kor templomban lenni.
Karacsonyi istentiszteletek sorrend
je.-Karacs csonykor Il legels6 mise ejfel
kor van, annak az edes emleknek fell
.dezesere, amikor az Ur Jezus krusztus
1925. evvel ezelott sziiletett es pedis
pont ejfelkor, vagyis azon az ejfelen
melv december 24-r0l k0vetkezett de
cember 25ere, fhasodik mise lesz 8
kor, melyet pasztormisenek neveznek
amelyet papok annak emlekere mon
danak amikor pasztorok els6knek leI
tex be Jezus sziletese helyere, miro
figyelmeztetest nyertek egi jelenes al
tai. Az iinnepi nagymise fel 1l-kor les;
predikaci6val es szentsegkitetellel D
u. pedig fel 4-kor innepi vecsernye lesz
masHap SIT. Istvan vertanu emleknap
ia van. o volt az. aki veret ontotta e.
elctet adta az Ur Jezus evangeliuma
6rt, az anyaszentegyhaz azzal tisztel
meg emleknapjat, hogy karacsony 2-il
napiara teszi, amikor is templomunk
ban 9-kor innepi nagymise lesz, melye
szentseggel, aldas kovet.
Gyermekek gyijtese-Karacsonyfa
ra 6s karacsonyi innepelyres gyiijtottel
eddig: Hsry Istvan es Sass yozsef I.
Youngstownban $21,10 es Sziies Marg
es lion South Sdeon SO.
Szeminariumra adott T5rok Jozse
$500.
Havidijak.-Kuruez Janos Steelton
r6l hozott 500. Ezenkiviil fizettek. Vas
ko J6zsef So, Futkos Janos So, Haid
JOSEF So, Tiirk Antal So, Miglecz Fe
rene So, Kantor Antal So, 10th VIII ia
nos $40, Rean Janos 81, Pal Janos $le
Bacsu ,J6zsef $l.50, i'd Balask6 Gy0rg,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
WARREN, Ohio
szILvESZTERI MULATsAG.

Mar hetek 6ta mem is beszelnek
masrol a magyarok, mint arrol a
fenyes minden tekintetben nagy
szabasu szilveszteri balrol, mely
oesztend6 utolso estejen, december
31-en lesz megtartva a Roman
Hallban.
A warreni Els6 Magyar Bs,
Egylet rendezi EFT pompas tame
mulatsagot s ICY mines ketseg ar
ra, hogy az minden tekintetbel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

6riasir sikerjis lesz. "a tai pafaval6t|
Zsiga Janos kozkedvelt bandaja
fogja huzni 50 hogy tancnak, a
mulatsagnak mikor lesz vege, ait
el0re mem tudhatia senki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

IA varosbanAvolta as kolleit&lzs besxiin
tettIk. Ezuton kerem tehat az East
Youngstown hiveket, hogy tagsagi di-
jaikat az esetleges hatralekokkal egye-
temben hozzak fel reank k6yetkez6
vasarnapon, a felkeszi irodaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

gyarsag, bizonyitekul ANIMAL, ~hogy
a Tarsaskor nemes, magyar knltu-
rat szolgalo munkajat mem csals
megerti, hanem egyben ertekeli is.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-07-28
NEW HOPE TO SAVE BOYS.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-It was an
nounced late Saturday that in the
hope of saving Leopold and Loeb
from the gallows. the defense conn-
sci Will center their fight and at
tempt to demonstrate the mental ir-
responsibility of their crime due to
diseased mind Of the youthful
slayers
Ten days will be required in
which to present evidence to Chief
Justice Caverly of mitigating cir
upon which the counsel
expects to escape the extreme pen
atty OF death In the present hearing
to determine the indictment upon
which the two young men will be
tried.
After George Mcclellan, Chicago
of the Underwood Type
writer Company testified the ma
chine found in the lagoon with
which the ransom demand was writ
ten, was on the stolen list, Darrow
by cross examinations questions de-
veloped that the machine had been
stolen from fraternity house OF
the University of Michigan.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-07-28
ARMY MOVES
FOR HARVEST
wheat REGION
Advance Already at Work in
Fields-Amy Numbers
More Than Fighters.

TOPEKA, Kans., July 2S. The
harvester army that Is now employed
gathering the crops of the great
central wheat belt outnumbers the
ontire peace time strength of the
United States army. The advance
guard started northward in Texas
early in June, adding recruits by
the thousands as the season moved
into the pivotal wheat state Of Kan
sas in mid-June. and swelling in
numbers to more than 100000 as it
reached Its peak activity about July
l. according to statistics available
at the state court of industrial rela-
tions here.
"It requires los. 900 men to handle
this harvest ard provide for replae-
mcnts," remarked J. II. Crawford,
presiding judge. ITO visualize this
great army taxes the Imagination.
Witness 162 trains. made up of ten
passenger coaches and each coach
carrying 65 mon. rushing from south,
,,oulinueu ON raxs pevsn.,
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-07-28
Dali GOES ON
RECORD,FAvOR
OF DRINKING

DUBLIN, July 2S.-St. Patriek's
Day in the Free State is not to be
dry The Dali. despite the aurgent
appeals of Vice-President OHiggins,
has decided by vote Of so to 33
that it shall, like all other week
days, except Christmas Day and
Good Friday, be a 13-hour drinking
day.
The compromise proposal to treat
the. day as Sunday, when drink
may be sold for few fixed hours,
did not find support. As Mr.. O'Hig-
gins put it 'There were three ways
of honoring st. Patrick, one by get
ting drunk. one by keeping sober,
and a third by getting half drunk"
and he left the decision between
them to the free vote of the Dali.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-07-28
LEOPOLD LOEB
CRIME FIENDS
SAY AL|EN|STS
Were Sane When Murdered
Franks = Both Are Ego
fists, Habitual Dreamers.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-The report
of the defense aliensts in the case
of Nathan Leopold and Richard
| Loeb, 19 year old sons of million
aires charged with the kidnapping
and murder of young Robert Franks,
has been made public.
The alienists termed Loeb as the
leader and Leopold as his willing
slave.
They expressed the opinion both
youths were fundamentally sane
when they committed the crime but
both were habitual dreamers and OBJ
sessed with their own Importance of
daring.
The report said IAN absolute pact
was made under which Leopold
places himself absolutely under the
command of Loeb. He believes Loeb
is superior to himself. He is
physical coward, shuns pain, but has
no fear of death. He is an atheist.
He has steadfastly tried to make
intelligence the important thing In
his life and to repress his emo
tional side"
Murder, Excitement.
The alienists in their report de-
elared Loeb said "the killing CT
Franks gave him great excitement.
great heart beating, faster. which
was pleasant"
II Is asserted Loeb said Leopold
cried this is terrible" when young
Franks began to bleed but Il told
him Ii was all right and laughed
possibly to calm himself. too"
When taken back to the jail Sar-
nrday, Leopold said:
With our looks and Darrow's
brains, We'll get along pretty WE'LL
After the morning hearing today
before Chief Justice Cayerly, u. s.
District Attorney Grove said the
prosecution had only two witnesses
more.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-07-28
LUMbERMEN LAY
PLANS FOR BIG
Time IN SEPT.
Give Laugh to BLACK Cat
and Go Ahead with links
Arrangements.

MINNEAPOLIS, July rs. The
black cat with its superstitious nine
lives will come into its own here
September 8, . and IL. when the
international annual meeting of the
Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoo.
fraternal organization OF lumbermen,
gets under way.
For the said eat with its alleged
nine tails and like number of lives.
Is the accredited mascot OF the
concatenation, and will play part
in the sessions which will be at
tended by more than 1000 lumber
men from all parts of the United
States, and some from Canada. Pan
anna and Mexico and the Philip
pines, those arranging the event de-
clare.
To further show their disregard of
old time superstition, the order has
adopted the figure "91. Dues are
$999 and life membership is $99.99.
The lumbermen plan an unan-
nounced feature at their zero hour
the ninth minute. the ninth hour. OF
the ninth day of the ninth month
The members of the order call
themselves the Friends of the For
est" and their aim is forest con-
seryation and reforestation.
Organized din Gurdon, Ark, in
1892 by group of lumbermen who
we're stranded in that town, the
order has grown in membership to
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-07-28
BOAT WRECKED;
1853 ARE LOST

TOXIC, July 28.--One hundred
and sixty-nine persons were drown
ed in the wreck of the Taire Maru
off Cape Notoro, northeast OF Hok-
kaido Sunday night, dispatch to
Ashai says today.
Twenty three survivors have
reached Tokohara. on Saghalein ISL
and in life boats.
All aboard the Tairei were Jap
anese. The boat is normally i
freighter but carried many passen-
gers between Hokkaido and the
Saghalein Islands.
The dispatch from Asahai said the
disaster was caused by a collision
with the Kamikura Maru.
A dispatch from Nichinichi de-
clared the boat struck rocks.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-07-28
STEAMER SINKS
With 2SS men,
WOMEN ABOARD

NORFOLK, July 2S.-The excur.
sion steamer Gratitude with 2SS EN-
ployees of the Texas Oil Company.
and members of their families on
board. sank off Granny Island, Nor
folk Harbor. when 1t struck sunk
en- barge early Saturday evening
A check shows no lives were lost
Two women and man were taken
to the hospital here. The excur
sionists were rescued by the steamer
Pennsylvania and boats of the small
navy tug Wytomito.
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MANILA, P. l., July 2S.-Flirtlng
with policeman's wife in Cebu
caused the downfall OF Felix Flores.
aged 43. and he is serving sem
tence of 125 days in jail on charge
of vagrancy and failure to pay the
two pesos for the last 25 years.
Flores had been masquerading as
woman for a quarter Of century
and was known as 'Felisa the laven-
dera" (laundress) among the people
of his neighborhood where he took
In washing. All would have gone
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Filtration PROVES COSTLY
TO Female IMPERS0NAT0R

well with Flores had he not become
involved in a Filtration with a po-
liceman's wife. This aroused the
suspicion din the mind OF the police
officer who started an investiga-
tion which resulted In the discovery
hair was skilfully constructed wig
and that the wearer was man.
Women are not required to pay
the annual cedula tax which Flores
had escaped for 25 years. The
magistrate in sentencing Flores en-
Joined him from wearings skirts
after his release from prison.
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CHICAGO BOY SLAYERS ARE SANE;
AL[ENISTS MAKE REPORT PUBLIC
FAST WORKERS
UNDER ARREST
M e m b ers of International
Bunco Gang Are Round
ed Up in Canada.

MONTREAL. July 2S.-The arrest
of six men, two of whom are ENG
lish Chappie' Lewis. alias Edward
Long, and George Wallace, has been
made as the result of marked
drive by Canadian and United States
secret service men, as gang of
International confidence men who
have swindled tourists during the
past six weeks of over 81 900. 900.
They were arrested in their richly
furnished offices in the business sec
tion.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-07-28
TENNESSEE TO
HOLD PRIMARY
ON AUGUST 8
Judicial Election and Local
Primaries to Be Held
on Same Date.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 2S. -
Qualified voters of Tennessee will
on August cast their ballots for
the candidates of their choice in
two state primaries, a judicial elec-
tion and local primaries in the var
iOus counties.
Both Democrats and Republicans
will stage primary elections for
state offices Two members of the
Supreme Court. Judge w. l.. Cook,
OF Charlotte and Judge A. w. Cham
bliss, of Chattanooga and two Court
of Appeals Justices, Judge Arthur
Crownover, of Winchester and Judge
r. A. Davis, of Athens. all appoint
ed to office due to vacancies during
the present administration of Gov
ernod Peay, are to be voted upon.
There is no opposition in the
court races
Governor Austin Peay. rounding out
the last months of his first admin
istration is a candidate for re-nom-
ination. seeking return to the CUB
ernatorial chair on his program OF
administration reforms, tax equali-
cation and economy of administra-
tion. He is opposed on the Demo
cratic ticket by Judge John r. Neal.
of Knoxville. former law professor
of the University of Tennessee
Five candidates for the Governor.
ship on the Reublican ticket were
qualified with Joe Brosn. of Chat
tanooga. chairman of the State Re
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RESULT OF PRIMARIES

DALLAS. Tex. July 2S.-Lynch
Dawson for Governor is leading Mrs.
Ferguson for second place in the
primaries held in the State last Sat
urday with the entry run-off at stake.
Both arc anti-Klan Judge Felix
Robertson, indorsed by the Khan is
in first place. Former Governor
Ferguson conducted his wife's cam
paign and made virtually all the
speeches. She promised to follow
his advice II elected as plea for
his vindication.