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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-02
LAWYERS OPPOSE BILL
Bar Association Against New Federal
Court.

Court.
This resolution opposing the Hickey
bill for the establishment Of a second
Federal Court in Indiana was adopted
by the board of managers OF the In
dianapolis Bar Association today.
I'VE are earnestly opposed to the
Hickey bill providing for two district
courts in Indiana, for the reason that
an additional district court, as pro
posed, is wholly unnecessary as shown
by the civil and criminal dockets OF
the present district court. and the
added expense can not at this time
be tolerated and for the further rea
son that the method proposed by the
bill for the division Of the State /:
indefensible."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-02
Gentle Harbinger Of Spring,

Mrs. r. H. Schmidt. 1s47 E. Forty
Sixth ST.. reports a robin was seen in
her yard Tuesday and again Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-02
C. O. P SPLIT PAVES WAY FOR DEMOCRAT TAX PROGRAM
Advocates sof Mellon Plan in House Block Deal Chairman
Green Makes With ProgreSsiveS- Per Cent
Rate May Be Adopted
By FRAZER EDWARDS
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON Feb. "A split in Republican ranks today
paved way adoption House urtax maximum
higher per proposed by Secretary Mellon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-02
Socialists Meet Tonight

indianapolis Socialists will meet at
4eh s. Delaware st. tonight.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
TINTA De BROADWAY

que lie da la CANA de serlo. No hay I'M
campo de observation mas propicio que
Ell que nos brindan las factorias de cs-
ia cirdad donde Ell trabaiador yive por
vivir. pero no para vivir. Ell trabaja-
dor mas viejo SO es Ell mejor cons'de-
rado en- una de estas factorias. Aquel
qIe espa a los denlas haciendose pasar
per un amigo y defensor de sus comps-
feros, ese recibe compensaciones tar
de temprano es nombrado boss eel
taller. Algunas fabricas consultan con
los trabajadores al nombrar los capa-
taces de los talleres. Pero ESQ no dela
de ser I'm timo que la fabrica da los
trabajadores en- nombre de la Democra-
cia moderna. Ese capataz que los ira
bajsdores nombran para su respe"'tso
taller, no deja de ser su peor euemigo.
simp' emente ha ocurrido que tai indivi-
duo ha estado encubierto por ia tra1-
cion y la hipocresia trabajo su can
didatura con ell dinero de la compafila.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
(De nuestros cOrresponsaIes en- Z ~

No Sc en- que condiciones tratan
otros pa ses a los empleaao3 de sH,s'
fabricas. Lo que ST puedo asegurar, es
que los trabaj jadores de Las factor1as
de esta ciudad sou traradcs sin ningr-
ma regla de hsmanidad, de respcto III
consideration
No es que Ell trabajo sea excessive.
No es que Ell trabajo sea pesimo
No es que Ell trabajo sea barato.
Todo 10 contrario: Ell trabajo aqui
esta repartido en- tai forma, que re-
sulta descansado, comodo bien pa
gado.
Lo tinico malo, 10 que realmente ha-
ce del trabajo una verdadera calami-
dad, es el trato del capataz de taller.
10 que aqui conocemos con Ell nombre
de BOSS. Ell boss hace que ell traba-
jador odie ell trabajo, constituye
asl mismo en- Ell hombre mas od1ado
del taller. Ell boss de un taller es
un e1emento que ha ganado su puesto
por medic de la adulaci6n y la trail
ci6n. Adulando sus superiores y trail
cionando sus compafieros. Su lengua-
je es incorrecto. Insulta apostrota
cara a cara los trabajadores. Expul-
sa estos cuando lie viene en- CANA. X
a pesar de ser ,el elemento mas repuI-
sivo del taller, Sc constituye tambien
en- Ell hombre mas respectable v temible.
Cuando da una orden, no hay que ha-
blar. que hay que obedecer con La ra-
pidez de un relampago. 81 asi no Sc
hace, tapese I'd. los oidos para no OR
la ola de insultos que humillan y de-
gradan al que los recibe. Un cabo do
presidio no usa I'm lenguaje tan insat-
tante como elbque usa un boss aq.li
para tratar a los trabajadores en- las
factorias de csta ciudad imperial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12

Los meses de mas trabajo en- esta
! ciudad son desde mayo hasta dieiern-
bre. En- este tempo las fabricas nece-
sitan muchos brazos para cubrir sus pc
didoS. Mas durante Ell resto del ano,
de enero hasta abril, el trabalo Sc
pone barato a la par que las factorias
rebajan la mitad de stls hombres. 81
tenemos en- cuenta que los meses mas
frios son enero, febrero y marzo, me-
ses en- que d.a traS dla las caidas de
nieve son consecutiyas, fuertes lni-
pertinentes. 81 tenemos en- euenta
que aqui en- esta ciadad ell peor cas-
tigo que puede recibir un hombre es
hallarse sin trabajo, imaginese ell lec-
tor las angustias porque tiene que atra
vesar Ell trabajador de esta ciudad que
no lie fue simpatico al boss do su ia
ller y que ingreso en- la hsta negra,
para luego, cuando mas Sc necesita di-
nero para soportar las inclemencias del
invierno, ser echado la Gale sin PFC
vic aviso.
Es entonces cuando otras fabricas
Sc aprovechan de brazos baratos, ofri.
ciendo ounce y diez y seis dolares
I'm padre de familia que es acosado
por la necesidad de sus hijos y por
ell sostenlmiento de su hOgar. Yo he
llegado figurarme que este tai vez
obedece un plan determinado por la
combination de las factorias Ell gene
raj
Yo creo que este de expulsar a d1ez
veinte mil hombres la calle en-
pleno invierno, es con ell, fin de abara-
tar ell trabajo celebrar una rifa de
brazos entire todas las fabricas. Diez
veinte mil hombres recorriendo las ca
lies de la ciudad en- busca de trabajo,
es I'm encanto para las factorias. DE
ese modo, aquella fabrica cue pagaba
salaries en- una escala de veinte hasta
cincuenta dolares. consigue los n!ls,nos
hombres que expuls6 por salarios &c
doce hasta treinta dolares. Esto me lc
figpro asi, porque me he fijado que esas
mismas fabricas que hoy expuisan dos
cientos hombres "porque no hay pc
didos'', al dia siguiente abren sus OIL
cinas de enpleo cogen la misma cam
tidad de trabajadores que expli!sarou
Ell dia anterior. Cuatro seis dolares
menos en- ell ticket de cada trabajador,
representa- una buena economic rara
las factorias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO c. oUINoNEs

AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
Graduado de la UniversidaI de Penn
sylvania, Harvard y Puerto Rico.
Postuls ante las Coltes de Puerto Ri
co Y Corte Federal.
P. o. Box 128. Tel 143, S. j..
Edifcio NOA, San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12

Estas lineas son escritls como pro
ducto de mi observac.o1 cuidadosa. De
todo 10 que me rodea saco una lec-
cion provechosa y asi la hago phblico a
la juventud de mi pals que Sc anna
la mar, ignorando la vida y Ell am
biente do este pals. Muchas cartas he
recibido de amigos en- Puerto Rico DON
de me consultan 81 yo creo 4ue ppe-
den progresar y prosperar aqui. Para
todos hago publico esta cr6nica y otra
mas que seguira a esta.
Juan CARRERAS,
New York. (abril 80. 19243
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12

Pero, ell NAL trato que reciben estos
trabajadores, obra es dc ellos mismos.
FL trabajador aqui es IN elemento i'm
potente para luchar. Solo sabe hacer
una cosa: obedecer. Piensa que ante
la protesta esta su hogar, que ante
Ell sentimiento de rebeldia estan los
impulses del corazon que atraen su
amor hacia sus hijos. Piensa EN- 10
ingrato que es el mundo. porque 81 de-
ia su sitio, Embellishments viene otro
ocuparlo. Sc ha hecho de la teoria
de que es necesario obedecer al boss,
! aunque tras ese espiritu de obedienc1a
vaya tambien todo ell odio de su cora
z6n Cree que la humiliation es el me-
dio de pagar religiosamente al casero;
que sus hijos tengan que conner, etc.
Con ese ciimulo de teorias Sc levanta
todas las maiianas Sc apretuja en- los
elevados y en-. subways con Ell torbe-
limo humane que asalta los trenes en-
Ell afan de llegar 10 mas antes possible
al taller. Una vez ALI, Sc entrega ma
terial espiritualmente los caprichos
de un boss malcriado. A las doce to-
ma un descanso de media hora para
coner I'm lunch que el mismo ha lle-
vado preparado de antemano. Ell luncn
de un trabajador de este pals. en- ter
minos generates consiste, en- uno dos
sandwiches, una manzana y un cigarro.
No hay tempo para otra cosa. Los ita-
lianos no comen sandwiches, pero tram
quilamente Sc engullen un pepinillo yer
de, una o dos chinas y medic bollo de
pan de anis. A las doce media queda
reanudado el trabajo hasta las cinco y
media de la tarde.
Yo nunca habia podido yer nifelici-
dad mas grande que @sta en- que Sc
arrastran estos hijos de la mala suerte.
viven como infelices que SON. y viven
sin protestar de semejante infelicidad
! proporcionada por clos misnlos.
Esta ciudad enplea en- sus factorias
un niimero aproximado de dos milo
nes medic de trabajadores de ambos
sexos Hay factorias como la ''Natio-
nal Biscuit Company" que tiene once
mil empleados; "Armour and Com
pany'' emplea mas de seis mil; etc.
Ell promedio de salaries por semana fuc
tGa de catorce hasta cincuenta dolares.
Hay factorias que pagan diez ocho
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
DR.. JOSE VICENTE

0ENs O0SG Nt0GtNt6
DENTISTA
De la Universidad de Pennsylvania
Horas de oficina z 12 Al. M.
ia 5 P. M.
San Justo 33, altos de Gel Louvre
Tel 240. San Juan. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
Or. Ramon Fernandez CarbaIla
DENTISTA

DENTISTA
Participa a sus colegas, clientes y ami
gos que ha trasladado su oficina la
parada 10 frente al teatro Olimpo dom
de ofrece sus servicios profesionales.
TEL. 1868 SANTURCE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13

Hampton will battle are as follows:
Oct. 4 State Normal AT Hampton
Oct. y va S@minaf;;+ 4a az Mn i:a,p' "a q
Oct 25 Va. Normal Inst. at PETERSBURG
Nov. 1 Lincoln University at Phi!a
Nov. s Shaw University at Hampton
Nov. Is Howard University at WASH
ington, D. c. THANKSGIVING DAY
Va. Union University at Hampton
Coach Williams, who has coached
many Hampton eleven to victory
promises and predicts a brilliant sea-
son for the Seasiders although Hamp-
ton lost most of best players through
graduation. Such ones as the mighty
Ruffin brothers, Jimmy Jones, the
swiftly end, and David Gum, the crafty
halfback
Coach Williams told the scribe that
the Seasiders expected to trim every
thing this season.
Hampton's two greatest attraction
of the season will be the ST Paul gam
at Norfolk, Va, and the Thanksgivin
Day game with the Virginia Union
University on Armstrong Field at
Hampton. The Hampton-Unlon
game will be the home coming event.
Reminder the Seasiders motto
always do your best
Never mind the rest
The games the thing"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13
French Champion Loses First Race, Butt

Epinard French champion lost the first OF
three the American horse Wise Consor but
only the OF the finish Carrying
100 pounds great Zv and the rest OF the h
butte could moth hold lead over Wise Counsellor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13
MITCHELL DNFENsE FUND.

Robt. w. Carter, Brookline, Mass, So
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13
PAYS ssOO.QOO TO SEE FIGHT
LINCOLN AND VIRGINIA UNION
CLASH IN NORFOLK OCT. %.

Lincoln and Virginia Union have
at last decided to bury their old
hatchets and settle their ancient
grudge on the gridiron at Norfolk,
Va. Monday, October q. The pub
lie has long clamored for meeting
of these two crack squads and the
fact that they have been finally in
duced to come to terms is certainly
a credit to the game and has re-
moved the shadow that has been
hanging over the athletics OF both
colleges.
Both elevens will have majority
of their old warriors back in har-
ness and all indications are that this
game will be the most thrilling OF
the season and certainly the hardest
fought of the season. The Lincoln
ties are extremely anxious to avenge
their SO defeat in the last meeting
of the two teams at Richmond and
the Old Dominion boys are. equally
strong in the belief that their colors
will continue to remain aloft.
Norfolk is an excellent location
for this classic as it will give to the
great number of football followers
of this and other sections further
South an opportunity to see two OF
the Big Four" in action. Prepara-
lions are already under way to make
this one of the biggest events of the
season and numerous social arrange
ments are being made for the enter
tainment of the visiting teams
a umni and friends.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13
THE PASSING OF MARTHA JEAN
WINTERS, PHILANTHROPIsT.

The world has thousands of un-
sung heroes among the masses. Miss
Martha Jean Winters, who died In
New York City, Thursday, august
2Sth was one of them. For ten years
she has cooperated with the progress
i've women of the race in religious
work and social uplift. Tho lacking
academic training, she possessed a
high degree Of intelligence and was
full of the spirit of service and civic
pride.
1 met Miss Winters three years
ago. Since that time, I have had
the opportunity to know something
Of her social views, religious fervor
and race pride. She was one of the
most lovable, most gentle and most
interesting women that / have ever
met God has created few women
with souls as fine as hers. She was
a born conversationalist and good
entertainer. I know few women IN
her class who have the keen social
perspective which she had. Though
without education herself she did
what she could to assist and enccur-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13
FASTER AND SHIFTIER.

This agreement, as the fight pro-
resSed toward an apparently newt
BILE end became of increasing adj
autage to Wills. Faster and shift
=. he dug rights and left into
rpo's body at close quarters. occa-
)na3ly stung the Argentine with
pier-like shots to the head and
iSed red blotches on the South
-merican's left side with powerful
overland punches.
FTpo, on the other hand,-was too
slow, too ungainly in his maneuver-
Ing to profit from the ruling that
governed their close-range mixing.
Firpo's knockdown in the second
|round, the only one of the fight came
hs the fighters were separating from
clinch and aroused an outburst of
fisapprovel from the crowd Firpo,
1t the break. unexpectedly dropped
his arms, as he did so Wills whipped
bver smashing right to the jaw
hat sent the Argentine tOpp ing over
backward Firpo climbed to ore
nee as the referee started to cunt
hd rushed back to the fray after
G count Of four.
Firpo withstood shower of blows
tn the bell rang. and he walked
paddy to his corner. That was
osest he came to a knockout at
tage of the fight. He was stag
in at least three other rounds,
bird. seventh and ninth, from
hlnWs to the head. but he
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13
=
SHARON CHURCH SERVICES.
Sunday, September IA, 1924.

Sunday September IA, 1924.
Location: Corner Leigh and First SITS.
1900 A NJ, Sunrise Prayer and
Praise Service.
1000 A. NJ, Sunday School and
Mems Bible Class.
11:25 A. NJ, Sermon by Rev. Royal
Sharks.
600 P. NJ, Young Peoples Meeting.
S:15 p. NJ, Sermon by Rev. Royal
Sharks.
Regular Prayer Meeting Wednes-
day at SIS P. M. Come and wor-
ship with Us. You are.welcome.
Rev. R. H. Johnson, B. D., M.
A. Pastor. w. l.. Johnson, Clerk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13
Wild Bull OF the PdmpdS" Goes
Down i'm Decisive Defeat
Badly Beaten.
Thrown Panther" FIoored Firpo for Count
of Four--"WiId BuII' Hanging on at Ind

age others to secure it. She spent
money freely at assist some OF her
relatives in school.
Miss winters has lived an active,
unselfsh life. She has done well,
despite her lack Of. school training.
She was blessed with awhat many
modern women lack-good common
sense May her soul rest in peace.
:-(Thomas L. Dabney.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Sept. H.
Harry Wills battered his way to
smashing one-sided victory tonight
over Luis Angel Firpo in a gruelling
twelve round battle before throng
>estimtaed at $4,000 in Boyle's Thirty
Acres.
Dominating the fighting from start
to finish with an exhibition of ring
craft that completely spiked Firpo's
heaviest gun, his famous right, Wills
beat the giant Argentine into deeis-
i've defeat with bruising, relentless
attack to the head and body.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13
FIGHTS A LOSING BATTLE.

Firpo was knocked down for a
count of four i'll the second round,
staggered in several others by light
ning-like thrusts to his jaw and sub
iected to succession Of savage,
weakening drives to the body. Shorn
OF his chief and only potent weapon,
the Argentine fought losing battle
all the way His gameness carried
him through the terrific punish
ment his colored rival administered,
hut he had not the boxing skill,
speed Or versatility of attack to cope
with the crafty resOurceful and re-
lentless campaign of his opponent.
No official decision was rendered.
as none is permitted under New Jer-
sey ring laws, but there was no
question of the outcome. Firpo, in
the opinion of some critics. barely
held his own in one round. the third.
while the big majority of newspaper
critics gave every round to the Brown
Panther.
The crowd which filled the big
bowl close to capacity had come in
expectation of knockout. with
opinion about evenly divided as to
which of the two ring giants would
score it. But instead they saw Wills
the ring master and willy veteran,
batter and wrestle his way to a con-
vincing. but unexciting victory.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13

refused to go down.
Wills, although he kept up steady
fire, fought cautiously and seldom
took chances at long range. through
out the early part Of the battle he
was wary of Firpo's right, but when
he finally became convinced that he
had this blocked he became more
aggressive. Wills tried hard an
times in the closing rounds to score
q knockout. Opening up his drive
as Firpo weakened and was slowed
I'D under a relentless onslaught Wills
bent Firpo almost double at times
with his sweeping right-handers TO
the body mixed with swift jabs to
the head, but his heaviest BOWS were
not strong enough to bring the Ar
gentine down.
Firpo's gameness was his only as
set in the last analysis, for he was
beaten, outgeneralled, out boxed and
outpunched at every turn. The Ar
gentine's remarkable recuperative
powers enabled him to weather the
storm. but that was all he could do.
PAYS sSOO,OOO TO SEE FIGHT
Jack Dempsey was in the crowd
OF notables that witnessed the battle
and saw Wills stamp himself as the
, outstanding contender for TIT e
match the colored fighter has been
seeking for three years.
a. crowd of between 1900 and
SD 100 paid approximately $500 0Go
to witness the fight, according to
| Promoter Tex StckarG.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13
WILLS AT HIS REST.

The Brown Panther was at his
best. employing all his strategy TO
completely battle his opponent. but
Firpo was not the Wild Bull he had
been in his other battles. Shorn of
the mighty smash that sent Jack
Dempsey flying out of the ring
year ago. the South Americans at
tack was imDotent and his defense
was too crude to avoid the continual
barrage of Wills blows.
Wills employed all the tricks of
his trade to stand off FirDos charg-
as He continually held Firpo with
his long left and wrestled the Argen-
tine about while he administered
terrific punishment with short night
jolts 10 the head and body. At c,ose
range, Firpo was bewildered, helpless
and at times handled like child by
his dusky rival.
Several times during the fight
Firpo complained of Wills tactics.
His handlers, too, protested to Re-
fierce Danny Sullivan that Wills was
unfair. but Sullivan refused to heel
them. pointing out that they had
reed to fight in the clinches as
lg as one hand was free
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13
Our Next President!

First returns this newspapers d that
Ill hos Coolidge and La Toilette 80 cosey grouPeS
S possibility election being thrown into the or s rnu might
eass nresiden This picture from Lincoln Ne6 snow"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-13
HAMPTON PREPARING FOR A
GREAT FOOTBALL SEASON

(By w. Taylor Staples)
Hampton will play every SCHOOL IN tne
G. |. A. A. this fall. The schools that
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01
BROADWAY = LOOKING SOUTH
FROM ERIE ST

Kazda banka state byla splnomocnena prijimani
modari yto budou zasany do federani reservn banky
Cleveandu David c. Wills hlava tohoto ustavu, by
noven pokladnikem komse.
Fred. A. Miller, stovarnk Columbus je predsedou ko-
mise Thomas j. Donneley, Columbus sekretaf Ohoske
Federace Prace, tajemnkem Dalsfmi cleny sou: William
Cooper Proctor Cincinnati Samuel Mather Cleveland c. F.
Kettering, Dayton E. H. Baker Cleveland H. H. Tmpken
Canton Stacy Adams Youngstown Warren S. Stone Cleve
land; Marshall Sheppey Toledo Harvey S. Frestone Akron
Vybor sede sc Ultra 10 hodn rano hotelu Cleveland,
aby vypracoval pany rehabacn prace We schulz budou
pritomni Donahey j. Arthur Jeffer rditel
washngtonskeho dstrktu Amerckeho Cerveneho Kfze a
Henry Baker narodn dekor akce teze organsace
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01
VZPOURA v RECKEM
LODSTVU.
zapdEeno Isskavesti "Ncw>"

{ Atheny, 80. cervna. - Divi-
sc britickeho valecneho LODI
stva, konajici sluzbu We StredO
zemn;m mori, pribyla do Pha-
leronu, pristavu, slouziciho
spojeni S Athenami. Priced to
hoto lod'stva jest uvaden We
valecnem lod'stvu, ktere Sc d
castni tri ctvrtiny reckych ma
mornich dustojniku. Admiral
De Brock anvstivil presidenta
fecke republiky hned po pfi-
jezdu lod'stva do pristavu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01

no dvada State bya ze poskozena vsechny knihy
penze zachraneny udiz obchod mohl byt zahaen bez
vselikych obtfzi.
Divado State zIstava dosud tajemnym hrobem mnoha
set tun zdva dfiv do vyse dvou poschod Phi odkzen
trosek pronklo Cd ev6 al os6 bade v6n vsak vse
obecne ze sou dai 6la pod troskam Dnes zapocalo
pracovati parni lopatou zrfceninach.
Mez mftvymi tey jez dnes bya objevena bylo Do
rothy Londenove 12e ktera zahynua restauraci Cry
stall Sevfena zuhe bya spofeni knzka vykazu
ci bilanci 1926 teze restauraci zahynula p Mary
Campbeova Youngstown, ez teprve pred mescem mea
svabu manzel e by t9zce poranen Til osoby byly zabi
ty sodov@ho pultu blizk6 Kutzove lekarne.
Odhadue se pojistovaci spoecnosti vyplst ztra
tach doem $5000O0 COZ nepatrna castka porovnani
celkovou skodou Vem may pocet obydl obchodnich bu
dov byl pojsten pro pfipad tornado.
Lorainsk& denniky, Times Herald Journal, vysy dnes.
Jeh zavody byly sce znceny avak noviny vyst6ny Gle
veandu Elyri dopraveny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01
PRESIDENT TLUMoci sYMPATII

Washington, 80. - soustrastnem teegramu o.
deslanem guverneru Donaheyu president Coolidge
nabizi sluzby federalni vlady pomocne praci
"Jsem jist' pravf p. Coolidge re mluvim celou ze
mi kdyz vyjadfitn hubokou sympati kterou tm mad
hroznou pohroou ktera siha vas stat Prom sdelte mi
IDA federani vada neakym zpsobem prispet leve
utrpeni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01
POMNfK VALECNYM
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Alliance, o.. 80. cervna.
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prvniho jinocha z tohoto me-
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svetove valce, dostane Sc cti
odhalenf pomniku yalecnym
hrdinum zde A. cervence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01
OHIO PosIARk Sc Q svE NEsfAsTHE.
GUvERNER JMENOVAL VHBOR, JENz Sc
JDE Sc DNES CLEVELANDU.

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vezme na tarost poocn& st&tnf ennergentn
rada bude pozAdana zra aby dala bezodkladns dspo
sici $50,0o0..