davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
ELOLEGEZETT HAZASSAGI
0ROMOK K0VETKEZMENYE.
A menyasszony kicsit "meghiba-
zott'. - Lakodalomra jott meg q
baba.

Domonyan Pest NO. tartotta d
minap menyegz6jet Iksz ur 1pszi-
Ion kisasszonnyal. (Bar a v6le
genyt ezuttal helyteleniil neveztem
1ksznek, inert az X tudvalev6leg
ismeretlent jelent, holott az isme
retlen. aki a bait csinalta, a vole-
geny AZ eskiiv0 utan tanchoz a
muzsikat az egyik ungyari cigany
bandanak kellett volna szolgaltat-
nj. A derek muzsikusok meg is er+
keztek. Az eskiivo utan ia is zen
ditettek, ahogy illik. A tmenyas2-
SONY azonban olyasmit tett, ami
nem ilik. A ciganyokat este 8 ora
kor elzavartak azzal, hogy. "egy
kis hiba" ?rtent a menyasszony
nyal. A hiba egesz jelentektelen
ugyan, de megsem lehet miatta d
tancot foIytatni. A menyasszony
ugyanis tame kozben egy egeszse-
ges fiugyermel>nek adott eletet,
A v6legeny nemi meglepetessel
vette tudomasul l1isse korai oyer
mekaldast es kijelentette, hogy
mem hiszi az 0r0msziiloknek AIT a
velekedeset, miszerint pap aida
sat az,eg egy ora mulva mar meg
hallotta volna. Ez meg az eggel
vaIo dr6tta1an-ta tavir6 0sszek0tte-
tes esetGn sc .lehetseges, leven az
60 fDldt6l igen Macy tavolsagra.
Az 0r6manya azon allitasa sem
nyugtatta m3g''az ifju y6t, hogy
mem gyerek lett koran, 'hanem q
lakodalom lett keson, u
A megr0kony6d0tt lakodalmas
gyiilekezet kozepette csupan az VI
honpolgar orizte meg hlggadtsa-
cat Rendiiletleniil visitott. Sem
latomast 0riilt az eletnek, hogy &
az III vilagcsoda. De az is lehet,
hogy k0riil0tte levo nepeket Ee-
resztel6i gyiilekezetnek velte eS
eoesZ termeszetesenek talalta
Mert ez egy zsenialis gyerek
El6bb jott mint vartak es Iowa
tette mind feln0tt embereket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
VISSZARABOLTAK A SZULOK EGY
MEGSZOKTETETT LEANYT.

A romanok megszallta Nagybanyan
hctck 6ta masr6l sem beszelnek, mint
az alabb megirt kis t0rtenetr6l, amcly
rcg6nyes koriilmenyek k0zott mott kis
varosi tarsasagok pletykas temajava.
Click Rozsika nagybanyai zsid6
lrany, akinek sziilei vallasos zsid6 en-
bcre1, szerclmcs lett Hitter Vince, fla
tai kereszteny tanit6ba. A szulok halla-
nj sem akartak hazassagrol, de bizony
Click Rozsika cgy sep napon megszo-
k0tt Hiittcrrel a flu sziileinek kereszt-
hcgyi lakasaba.
A lcany szulci ketsegbeesve kiserel
tek meg mindcnt, hogy Rozsikdt "job5
utra' terits6k, de hiaba A lcany ugyan
is varosi aryaszckhez fordult hazasSd
ga ugyeben es az arvaszek fol is sZ6li
totta q szilokct, hogy hajlandok-e be
lecgyczni a hazassagba A szul6k nenl
mel fccltck, mire az arvaszek k0zgya
mot ncvezett XII leany goudnokaul
A fiatalok crrc nyugodtan hozzakezd
TEX a keszulodcsrc, hogy hazassagra
l6phessenck, de cgy napon a. delel0tti
1rakban varatlan fordulat' tortent A
lcany apja es harom tarsa bchatoltak d
IIItterek lakas aba es az egYediil lev6
lcduyt megfogtak, szajat' betomtsk,
szank6ra tcttek Is visszavittsk szu-
loi hazba.
A voiegeny megdobbenve ertesult a
t0rtentckrol, jelentest tett rend6rs@-
gen, amely "leanyrablo sziil6kct" "
bekiserte es cllcniik meginditotta az
cljarast ganlaks6rt6s, k0zbotrany-
okozas es eroszakos leanyszoktetes eli
men, u leanyt pedig visszaadta v0les6-
nvcnek. A szerelcm hatalmanak ezzel
igazsag tetetctt, dc jog 6s az erkolcs
p6ruljart a roman rendorseg iteleteben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
A BALATONI HALASZOKNAk 10
ESZTENDEJUK VOLT.

4 halaszatnak Balatonon csak rit-
ka tvekben voltak cgyutt olyan kcd-
Ncz0 el0felt6telei, mint az idei telen. A
Je% aranylag gyorsan es nieglehet6sen
cgycnletesen kepz6dott. Januar vege
fcle mar 30-35 EN-. vastag jegpancel
fcdtc a tavat, amelyen nagyobb riana
sok alig akadtak halaszok utjaba.
A zord, hofuvasos tell viharok ugysz6l
van teljesen meglimeltek az iden jt
ri halaszokat, akik maidncm minden
nap kivonulhattak osi, furcsa newt seer
Szamaikkal. kGt-haromszaz, s6t n6gy-
szaz likas tanydt is huztak egy-egy nap
q si6foki halaszok akik elismerten leg
jobban ertik czt kemeny mesterseget
cs napkctetol napnyugtaig fel Balaton
szeessGgen keritettok 400 meter hosszu
Greghal6ikkal a jeg alatt tunyan t0meg-
be ver6do, egymason melegedo harcsat,
fogast, gard6t, keszeget. Ahova a Ba-
laton beallasa clott uralkod6 szelek a
halakat hajtottak, OFT ezek nagyjaban
| meg is maradtak a hal leg alatt
mem igen yandorol, - s ICY csctt, hogy
Il decembervegi eros nyugati szelek a
nagyobb, nemescbb halakat inkabb a
kcleti medencebe gyujtottek, tina
nyiak es siofokiak nagy 0r0mere, 81
lanyabb kcszeg- es gardafelet pcdie
Interchangeable Fony6d, R6vfiilop 6:
keszthcly halaszainak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
KIIRToTTAK EaY HATARMENTI
CSALADOT.

Baia hataraban demarkacios vonal
menten, mar szerbek atal megszal-
lott teriileten van Macy Peter gazda Ia
lsyaja. Egg februarvegi reggelen szom
SEED leanya atment Nagyekhoz, de zar-
va taIata az ajt6t, benezett az istall6-
ba. ahol fetunt neki hogy Nagyek 10
val eltuntek. Amint belepett, OFT talal-
ia a gazda II ewes Istvan fianak balta-
val 0sszevagdalt holttestet. "
A szomszedok felt0rtek lakas alta
jat, a gazda o. al zurkalt holtteste i
szoba kozepen fekU 1t, felesegenek es 16
ewes Roza leanyans k hullai pedig az
agyon voltak. Macy Peter harmadik
gyermeket, 10 ewes Gyorgyot sehol
sem talaltak. Keresesere indultak ket
kilometerre a tanyat6l raakadtak egy
arokban. A flu eszmeletlen allapotban
fekudt, de mikor magahoz teri, elmon-
dotta, hogy .estefele ket ember kert
t6lik szallast. Ejjel Macy zuhanasra eb-
re1t fel es hallotta, hogy az egyik en-
Der AIT mondia a masiknak: "Azt hi
SEEN, fejbe talaltam. Meggyujtottak
a lampat is LATHAM, hogy apamat bal
laval itottek, aki akkor meg cit. Az
utan anyamat fogtak lie ere en- Is
Pista kiszaladtunk. En- futottam, amie
tudtam, de Pista elmaradt t6lem. A ma.
gy8r 6s SERB csend6rseg erelyes nyo
mozast kezdett a gyilkosok kezrekeri
! tesere go
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
6 III HIREK AZ OHAZABOL III h

alatt a falutol egy l1ilometer tavolsagra
resztbe fektettek sineken. Bursa Ka-
tica levetette meggyilkolt asszony ci-
p0jet, amelyeket aztan azon sarosan
az aldozat labara huzott. AIT latszatot
akartak kelteni, mintha az asszony sa
jat laban ment volna vasuti totesEez,
hogy a vonat Gle yesse magat. Nemsoka
ra kcresztUlrob6gott gyorsvonat holt
tcsten s AIT a felismerhetetlenseg
0sszeroncsolta.
A csend6rok masnap lctart6ztattak az
Aldozat ferjet es Bursa Katicat, akiil.
r0vid vallatas utan tettiket t0redelme-
sen bevalottak. A devai torvenyszek
"a k6t vadlottat a legszigorubb bunte
tessel, 6etfogytiglani fegyhazzal sui
totta. Fclebbezes folytan az Ggy a ko-
lozsvari Tabla el6 keriilt, de iteletet
csak Bursa Katica fol0tt m6ndhatott a
bir6sag, inert Tat Janos id6kozben u
ragycnyedi fegyhazban meghalt.
A rendkiviil izgalmas targyalason
Bursa Katica ved6je, Dir. Rozvany vedo
beszeleben hivatkozott ARA, hogy az ell
halt Tat csak azert vadolta meg szere-
t6jet gyilkossagban val6 segedkezes
sci, miutan ezzel sajat bunet akarta
enyhitcn Elmondotta, hogy Tat, aki
kisbir6 volt, aznap egy rendeletet do
bolt Xxi a fahlban ahol eppen szilvapa-
linka f5zes volt Mindeniitt megkinal-
tax ralinkaval ICY teljesen reszeg al
| lapotban keriilt haza, ahol civakodasba
| kcyeredett fcles6gGvcl, akit azutan be
szamithatlan allapotban, tehat mem el5-
re megfontolt szandekkal megfojtDtt.
Hogy biin0s tettenek nyomait eltuntes-
Sc, felkercste ejszakanak idejen szom-
sz6dban lak6 szeretojet, akit almabol
fclk0lt0tt, hogy segitsegere legyen a
holttestnek a vasuti vaganyra val6 szal.
litasaban. A gyilkossagnak immar egyet
len elo tanuja sincs ICY a bir6sag 9
pusztan az orvosi latlelet, az el6z6 jegy
z6k0nyvek a vadlott vallomasa alap-
jan mondhat iteletet
Bursa Katican, aki targyalas eges2
tartama alatt letargikus nyugalommal
tilt helyen, de abban pillanatban, q
mint q bir6sag itelethozatalra vissza
vonult, Griilt izgatottsag vctt er6t. hi
tagult pillakkal, mercven bamul sem.
msegbe S amikor II tanacs az itelet XII
hrdet eserc tercmbe lep, reszketve al
fol- Alig tudja remego arcizmai mogt
il gyiirni ait halllos izgat tottsagot, i;
/ mcly Gletehez ragaszkod6 lelkeben 0sslC
4 9yiilcmlett. A birosag monoton hango.
4 hirdcti XII az iteletet, amely az eletfogy
|3 tiglani fegyhazbjintet etest tiz evi fegy
hazra cnyhiti.
Bursa katica sep arcan ket nehe
konnycsepp gurul vegig, azutan egyszer
re mozdulatlan lesz ~ area es visszaii
B fcgyvcrcs Or melle. Mar mem erlckl
scmmi ugy hallgatJa az eleterU $40
u 10 cscmenyeket, mintha mem is az
szomoru t0rtencte lenne. DR.. Rozvany
h lcgfcls0bb birosa ghoz felebbezest jelen
be a buntctes suiyossaga Matt. &
n Ggyesz egy nema fejb6lintassal meg
| nyugszik az iteletben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
FOLDGAZKUTATAsOK BAJAN.

A bajai pandur-szigct egyik berloJe
f0ldien t0bbizban z0ldes tuznyelvek
cl6bukkanasat figyelte meg. Utanjara
sara egy angol szindikatus vallalkozott
a f0ldgaz felkutatasara. Kisebb miiszc-
rckkel fogtak munkahoz, de mar icy
is beigazolast nyert az f0lteves, hogy
Bajan f0ldgaz van. A meresek olyan
crcdmennyel jartak, hogy azokb6l va
rakozast feliilmulo gazmcnnyisegct re-
m6lnek es exert clhataroztak, hogy ta-
vasszal Macy apparatussal latnak
munkahoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
vALoP0R CIGANYZENEl MELLETT.

Budapestcn, sas.utca 5. szam alatt
laknak ennek tortenetnek Il h6sei: eay-
clore meg ferj es feleseg. ! Val6felben
vannak, dc lakasmiz6riak miatt keny-
telenek cgydtt lakni. Mindennapi cset
manapsag.
Szepen megosztoztak lakason. k6t
szoba a ferje, ketto a felesege, addig
is, mig. a bir6sag mem don't az iigxben.
Am II val6per lassan.folyik ~ ferj Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
KOTEL HELYETT ELETrOGYTIG.
LAM FEGYHAZ.

K0ver Lajos mak6i tanit0t k0tel al
tall halalra itelt6k, inert megmergeztc
fcleseget es az aposat. A halalraitalt
kegyclenlert folyamodott es kormany
20 megkegyelmezett Kover Lajosnak. A
halalbiintetest eletfogytiglani fcgyhaz-
ra valtoztatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

feleseg, nagyon rosszul erik magukat q
kozos lakasban. Mi tehat lit teend59
Annyira villages, hogy eppen exert nincs
benne 1akasrendeletben XII kell turni
a mask felet lakasb6l, XII kell bosz-
szantani.
A harcot az asszony kezate. Elvagta
ferje szobajaban a villanydr6tot. Mem
siEerult bosszantas. A f6rj gyertyat
gyujtott es magaban nevetett, hogy
mennyi penzt megsp6rol a villanyszam-
Ian. A hiiseges elettars ezutah elvagtl
a telefondrotot. Ettol meg plane hizotf
"A ferj. Mem kell t0bb6 mergel6dni te-
lcfonnal. De az asszony ujabb szekatu
rat talalt XII. Zongorazott Reggelt5l
ectig. Estet6l reggelig.
Ezt mar nem birta XII feri. Este tiz
0rakor lemcnt az utcara, felfogadott ne
hany raer6 cmbert, felvitte 6ket Ia
kasba, ciganyt hozatott es mulatni
kezdett. A napidijert megfogadott elm
borak megalakitottak mucsai dalardat
! es torkul1 szakadtab6l csak EFT az egy
notat enekeltek:
III Nekern olyan asszony kell,
Ha beteg is, menjen ell.
A verssor m6Sositott sz0vege latha-
tolag ferj erzelmeit fejezte XII. Az
asszony csakhamar megunta a macska-
zenet, a rcnd6rsegre szaladt es egesz kis
keszenlettel jelent meg lakasban. Az
egesz bandat bekisertek a rendarseg-
le: f6rjet, a feleseget es a megsza
porodott csaladtagokat ciganyokkal S
tnckesekket egyUtt.A rend6rsegen aztan
szepen elengedtek mindenkit es most
E0zcsendhaboritas Matt folyik elleniik
~ eljaras. A ferj es a feleseg pedie
hangtalan bosszantason t6rik a feiiket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
Boldog lesz-e a csaladja tavasszal?

csalada cgyke azoknak csadoknak meynek meg
nnsen autohoba ketsegnk ran hogy vegul on is
clhataroza hogy k0vekeZ0 negy h0napban egyet
Egy es AUTOMOBILE mint a Chevrolet nekul0zhe
j0vedemu csalad szamara Egg mii0
csaad k0nnyen roa bxonysagOt hogy obb
szepseger heyek erdekes anusag0 vol
taro eletm6aro aat egfeiebb hideg honalyos
kepeken athata vak szabadda Oda
menes. akkor. aMkor 0nRek kerry elnes keleaes.
Feeve, hogy vegg ell is hatarozta mar hogy taya
automobile szUksgkeppen eenti att
Bark aki smeri automObipaban ural
viszonyokat egmondhaa 0nne hogy sok csaad
kepes automobile kapn Ez gy volt
emult tz evber Csak ket bz0s
Cheyrolete megkapia akkorara amkOr va
leveg6 csalogata orszagutakra
vegye meg MOST vagy rendelje meg MOST.
egeszen kfizetn brmely Chevrolet c
kenyemes reszekben aapodhatik Meg esE
lep,e megtuda hogy mlyen eyy Chevrolete left
ARA kerjak hogy ssa be att hozy mi fsyemeztets
sunke legobb szandekkal tesszGk azok nehezegek
ykrd lit beszeuuk vai6szinaE f fosnak meruln hs t.
akara megkapn an0mobat megrendel&'
scvel addg Az egyeten mod ha Cheyroc akar
tayaszon kapni hogy AIT MOST rcndel meg.
Arak !. b. Flint Nchgan
Superior ssssr esa ksssssr +ss siss sssss ss.
ssr sesor , f, cssss coy SGs s. n.sf nsS ca:.: M
Fisher rBcdi oa ELL CIcsedN1
Chevrolet Mtotcr Company, Detroit, Michigan
- Divisi0a Of Gsnssal Motors CosteSatis~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

Chevrolet Motcr Company, Detroit, Michigan
= Divisi0a Of lsnssal Motors CosteratisA
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13
Governors Elected

The following are leading in the re-
turns for the gubernatorial contests in
the various states:
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13
KENTUCKY FOREST FIRE RAGE
Two Mountains Reported AbIaze-7oo
OIL Tanks Believed Safe. )

Louisville, Ky-Whipped to menac-
ing proportions by near gale winds,
and coming at time when prolonged
dry weather had reduced brush and
grass to tinderlike condition, forest
fires were raging at widely divergent
points in Kentucky.
Volunteer firefighters at Irvine, Es-
till county, where two mountains were
reported ablaze. succeeded in COM
pleting belt Of plowed ground around
700 crude oil tanks and thus appar-
emily had removed imminent danger
Of the flames reaching 10,5O0,00O gal
Ions of oil in storage.
Seven houses in that section had
been destroyed, and guards were
watching to prevent sparks from the
fires starting blazes at Irvine and the
adjacent town of Ravenna.
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13
Silage Gases Dangerous

According to the United States De-
partment of Agriculture the poisonous
gases formed in silo overnight while
the silo is in process of being filled are
deadly to persons. Freshly cut silage
In the partially filled silo Is the cause.
When there Is no air circulation the
gases remain in considerable volume ;
Immediate death may result from en-
tering such silO. To avert this dan
ger, says the department, run the en-
silage cutter for a few minutes before
anyone enters the silo. Air currents
stirred up by the blower will either
dilute the gases or drive them from
the silo.-EXchange.
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13
COOLIDGE SELECTS
FARM QUIZ BOARD
Appointees to Be Called in Farm
Conference Soon, Is Plan
of President.

Washington-President Coolidge an.
nounced the personnel of the commits
sion which he proposed in his speech
accepting the Republican nomination
for president, should be appointed to
inquire into agricultural conditions
with view to determining program
for permanent improvement Of the in
dustry through legislation and other
wise.
Robert D. Carey of Careyhurst,
Wyo., former governor of that state,
was named chairman Of the voluntary
commission, which includes seven
other farm leaders from various sec
tions Of the country. Additional ap-
pointments may be made later, in was
said.
The members announced are:
o. E. Bradfute, president Of the
American Farm Bureau Federation,
Chicago; Charles s. Barrett, chair
man of the National Board Of Farm
organizations, Union City, Ca; Louis
J. Taber, master of the National
Grange, Columbus, o.; Ralph P. Mer-
rift, Fresno, Calf, president Of the
Sunmaid Raisin growers; R. w.
Thatcher, director of the New York
experiment station, Geneva, N. Y; w.
c. Coffey, dean of the college of agri-
culture and director of the experiment
station Of the University Of Mime
sofa, and Fred H. Bixby. president Of
the American National Live Stock as
ISOLATION, Long Beach, Calf.
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13
RUSS CELEBRATE RED REVOLT
Trotzky Reviews Military Parade Of
10000 Peasant Recruits.

Moscow-Soviet Russia celebrated
the seventh anniversary of the DC.
tober, 1917, revolution with huge
street parades, military demonstra-
tions, patriotic exercises and speech
making Adoption of the new calen-
dar advanced the date of the revolu-
ton to November 7, whereas it &C.
tually took place October rs.
Trotzky, Stain, Rykoff and Kalenin,
standing atop Of Lenin's mausoleum
in Red square, reviewed a great mill.
tary parade Of 10000 sturdy peasant
recruits, who before the Lenin shrine
took solemn oath to support the Red
army and uphold the principles Of the
revolution.
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13
J. W. DAVIS TO CRUISE SEAS

Unsuccessful Democratic Candidate
for Presidency Takes Holiday.
New York-John w. Davis, defeat.
ed Democratic nominee for president,
will return to the practice Of law in
New York after holiday to be spent
on. a cruise in the Mediterranean, 1t
was announced by his secretary. Mr..
Davis will visit his former home,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
Upon his nomination for president,
Mr.. Davis resigned from the law firm
of Stetson, Jennings, Russell & Davis,
which he joined in 1921, on finishing
his service as ambassador to Great
Britain. At the same time he gave
up directorships in several corpora
tions.
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13
Autos in the Desert

The Arabian sheik no longer gallops
across the desert on thoroughbred
steed-he uses an auto. SO says Lord
Thomson. British air minister, who
has returned from Irak, according to
the New York Post. The gasoline
supply has been organized by English
men, with a filling station along the
desert road. The gasoline Is kept In
concrete subterranean chambers.
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13
Wanted to Shoot

In connection with tournament at
San Diego substantial prizes were o.
fered for the best trapshOoters. The
mischlevOus printer, however, didn't
care for st" as long as he could &C."
AS result all the crack crap shooters
from Tia Juana are said to have in
vaded San Diego in body in order to
grapple the substantial awards to be-
made in their class. They were visibly
disappointed when they found that the
shooting had to be done with shot
gun. A crap shooter may carry a
pistol, but he doesn't use 1t to scatter
his worries. In the presence Of shot
gun he Is dumb.-LOs Angeles Times.
The proud are ever most provoked
by pride.-COwper
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13
Republican Delegations
From TtDo More States

Late returns showed Democratic de-
feats which give Michigan and Penn
sylvania solid Republican delegations.
John B. Sosnowski was elected over
Representative Clancy Dem, Mich.)
In Pennsylvania six Democrats were
defeated. The complete unofficial
count showed A. H. Walters (Rep.),
who had seemed to be defeated. finally
pulled through.
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13

minlstration may be ascribed to the
| dissatisfaction of the labor element
and the discomfort Of the farmers.
1t Is obvious that the voters of the
country did not follow either Davis or
LaFollette in their attempt to score
the alleged corrupt acts of members
Of the last Republican administration
against Coolidge personally.
Worried About "Silent" Vote.
There appeared throughout the
campaign to be an apathetic condition
among voters; the "silent" vote was
worried about. Yet record vote was
cast. President Hardings plurality of
7,0OOO 900 in 1920 over James NJ. Cox
was thought to be almost an impos-
sible figure, yet Harding had no third:
party opposition, with the exception
of Eugene V. Debs' 100000 total
vote LaFOllette polled four times the
Socialist vote Of that year, his 4IOOO,-
600 total approximates the Roosevelt
Bull Moose third party strength In
1912
Pennsylvania appears to be the ban
ner state for Coolidge with plurality
Of about 100000, and the President
carried New York state by 100000;
Illinois by 100000; California. regard
ed as likely to go to LaFOllette, by
100000; Indiana, claimed by the
Democrats, by 100000, and by like
figure he triumphed in Iowa.
President Is Congratulated.
John w. Davis, the defeated presi-
Dental candidate on the Democratic
ticket telegraphed President Coolidge
as follows:
Permit me to congratulate you on
your sweeping victory and to express
the hope that your administration may
by its success inure to the welfare Of
the country"
President Coolidge sent this reply:
"Please accept my thanks for your
message and my appreciation Of the
patriotic sentiments you express"
Senator Robert NJ. LaFollette, in his
first public statement. commenting
upon the election. said:
1.-The loss Of this one battle in the
age-long struggle Is but an incident.
SO far as I am personally concerned
am enlisted for life in the struggle.
1.-THE progressives will not be dis
mayed by this result. We have just
begun to fight. There can be no COM
promise on the fundamental issues for
which we stand"
ruxo Wnooan GnvArnara
For the first time in the history Of
the country, at this election two wom-
en- were elected as governors-Mrs.
Nellie r. Ross, on the Democratic
ticket, as governor of Wyoming. She
Is the widow of the late Governor
Ross. Under the laws she will assume
ONCE as soon as she qualities.
Mrs. Miriam Ferguson, also on the
Democratic ticket, was elected gov
ernor of Texas. Her husband was
formerly governor Of the state.
There will be one woman in con-
gress, Mrs. Mary T. Norton, Demo
crat, from the Twelfth New Jersey
district.
Several women were victorious can
didates for election to state legisla-
lures and other state offices, display
ing most important fact, that women
are in politics to stay. ..--.-
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13
General Dalues Guest
of Newspaper Writers

Chicago.-Gen. Charles G.. Dawes
was the guest of the newspaper cor
respondents assigned to him during
the campaign at dinner Monday night.
He travelled over 1900 miles, visit
ing II states and making more than
100 speeches. He received returns at
his home In Evanston; in company
with group Of Minute Men of the
Constitution who were with him
throughout the campaign.
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13
America Likes Vaudeville

If anyone doubts that Americans
like vaudeville they have but to look
ut the financial statements Of one Of
the large vaudeville booking organiza-
tons. During the first six months Of
1924 when the legitimate theaters
were reporting slow times, this one
circuit, which ranks with the largest,
earned more than 100 per cent after
all charges were taken care Of. The
previous year 1t paid 60 cents on the
outstanding capital also.
The Tomahawk., 1924-11-13
REID, MURDOCH
s. co.
Appropriate Revision

A Chinese student in the X-ray Sec
ton of the Shantung Christian uni
versity at Tsinanfu, which has just
been granted charter by the Chi
nese parliament, suggested that q
motto should be placed on the wall Of
the classroom.
He proposed that it should be: Let
your light so shine through men that
you may see their bad works"