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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-10-16
PARDON OF WEISENGOFF
CREATES MUCH COMMENT
Former WesternpOrt SaloOnist
Was Freed In June After a
Brief Time In The Cut

In recent days considerable COM
ment has been expressed by members
of the Anti-Saloon League and its
friends in Allegany and Garrett coun-
ty over the pardoning of Peter Weis-
engoff, of Westernport. He was freed
IN June, after serving less than four
months of an eight months term in
the Maryland House of Correction.
The fact that he was at liberty only
became known recently.
Weisengoff was convicted at the
January Term of the Allegany Coun-
ty Criminal Court, 1928, of the sale of
liquor. His arrest and indictment fol-
lowed, it is said, on the testimony of
Federal Prohibition Agents George
w. Hawkins and Jonathan Paul.
Weisengoff was former saloon
keeper Of Westernport, where it is
said, he openly defed the officers of
the law and is said to have made con-
siderable money in the business at
that point, especially after West Viz
ginia went dry,
Following his conviction, Weisen-
gof was sentenced to pay a fine of
$500 and costs and to stand commit
ted until the fine and costs were paid.
and also to be confined in the Nary
land House of Correction for d period
of eight months.
Another condition of the sentence
was that at the expiration of six
months from the date of the sentence,
if the fine and costs We're not paid,
the traverser was then to serve his
eight months term. Weisengoff took
an appeal to the Maryland State
Court of Appeals. Judgment was af-
firmed, and Weisengoff's attorneys
appealed to the United States
Supreme Court. A mandate was
handed down February 10, 1924. from
the Supreme Court to the State Court
of Appeals, also affirmed the judg-
ment.
Later in March, Weisengotf paid
his fine of $500 and costs and surren-
dered himself to the sheriff of Ale
gany county and was committed to
the House of Correction to serve
eight months.
Shortly after he began serving his
term application was made for a par
don, and an advertisement of the ap-
plication, it is said, was placed in
Baltimore newspaper. 1t is customary
when prisoner is an applicant for
pardon from county, the adver-
tisement of the Pardon Board is in
serted in some paper in that county.
According to court officials of Allega-
ny county they had no knowledge.
or never received any advice of the
pardon application. 1t is stated that
the attorneys for Weisengoff repre-
scented to the Pardon Board that their
client was resident of Baltimore
county, where his brother then lived.
Probably no case in recent years
attracted as much attention as the
trial of Peter Weisengoff. When pass
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-10-16
WHEN LABOR BECOMES EN-
PLOYER.

The labor-owned mines of West
Virginia still are idle because the
members of one union, the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, refuse
to enter into a contract demanded by
members of another union, the United
Mine Workers of America. These
four big mines have been imperative
since April 1st. Another mine, owned
by the. same company and situated
in Kentucky, is operated on a non
union basis by the labor union own
ers rather than subscribe to the con-
ditions exacted by the miners.
And there is no promise of a set
Element. Mr. Warren S. Stone, presi-
dent Of the engineers union and
chairman of the board for the COM
pany, declares there could be no
profit under the proposed contract,
and besides refuses to enter into an
agreement under which the company
should not have the right to say who
should work for it or who should not
be permitted to work for it. He re-
fuses to "relinquish control over our
own camp"
When trades unions went into the
banking business they learned a lot
about banking they never knew be-
fore. Those who have become en-
hghtened through experience have
been much less radical than formerly.
They have been able to work with
other bankers without friction They
have, in fact, followed the established
rules of banking very closely.
And if organized labor goes along
with the La Toilette movement, as
directed by the American Federation
of Labor, it may some day have an
Illuminating experience as to the re-
lative safety of courts and Congress
as judicial bodies. The right to
unionize, to enter into collective con-
tracts, has been held to be constitu-
tional; but an unfriendly Congress
could override the supreme court and
deny these rights. The right of free
speech, so vastly enjoyed by labor
agitators and so effective as means
Of labor union propaganda, is a con-
stitutional right; but a Congress
might be disposed to abolish free
speech, and it could do so if it were
given power over the supreme court.
Labor, as we'll as the country gen
orally, will find itself better off under
the protection of the courts against
oppression of minorities, than it
would be if it were at the mercy Of
waves of popular opinion expressed
through Congress.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-10-16
Sans big books.

Sans big books.
What this ten per cent omission
may mean can be better understood
when we remember that approx
mately $500 births occur annually,
in Maryland If one tenth of that
number are not registered, 365 child
rem each year-or nearly 1000 in ten
years-will be without the records
that are necessary to secure the pro-
lection that is afforded by the laws,
not only of Maryland, but the whole
country, in certain important mat
tiers. Here are some of the things
for which a child's birth certificate
serves as the official record:
To prove his age and citizenship
To prove his right to go to school
To prove his right to go to work
To prove his right to an inheritance
To prove his right to marry
To prove his right to hold Office
To prove his right to secure pass
ports for foreign travel
To prove mothers right to a widows
pension
The laws in Maryland require a
baby's birth to be reported within
four days by the physician, nurse or
midwife. to the Local Registrar, thru
whom it is forwarded to the Bureau
of Vital Statistics of the State De-
partment of Health. On receipt Of
the report, the Bureau communicates
directly with the mother to be sure
that the name, addresse, date and
place of birth are correct. When
these details have been checked up,
card certifying that the birth has
been duly recorded on the Maryland
records, is sent to the mother, who is
urged to see that it is kept with her
marriage certificate and other family
records.
Parents who are uncertain as to
whether or not their children's births
are reported can find out definitely
by writing to Dr.. F. V, BETTER, Chief
of The Bureau of Vital Statistics, Of
the State Department of Health,
Baltimore, giving name, place and
date of birth of each child.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-10-16

ing sentance, the court scored him.
declaring that Weisengoff, poor i'm
migrant, had come to this country
and prospered, yet that he despised
its laws.
After his release from the House
of Correction, Weisengoff came back
to Western Maryland on a visit.
At meeting of the Anti-Saloon
League in recent weeks the matter
was taken up and letter written to
Governor Richie. The Governor adj
vised in the letter, that it was repre-
scented to him that while Weisengoff
was the proprietor of the saloon, an
employe sold the liquor to the Fed
eral agents.
Weisengoff had previously been
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-10-16

convicted in the Mineral county court
on manslaughter charge, in thu
death of Sheriff Davis, on the bride.
at Piedmont, W. Va, when he sought
to arrest him for liquor law violation.
There was much feeling against
Weisengoff, and his case was hotly
contested by his attorneys in the
West Virginia courts. He paid hea-
Wy fine on charge of involuntary
manslaughter.
Fire on Monday night destroyed a
stable belonging to Arthur Harvey at
Mountain Lake Park. The Oakland
Fire Department was called and as
sisted the department at the Park in
keeping the flames confined to the
one structure.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-10-16

records OF some Of those who are
loudest in their demands for the sue
cess Of the third party Socialstic
ticket, will undoubtedly disclose the
fact that they are in direct commune
cation with the Soviet regime and al
so that many of them are not citizens
Of the United States, nor taxpayers
at all.
This is a Christian nation, not an
aggregation of barbarians, and those
who believe in Calvin Coolidge have
as their slogan, For God and Coun-
try" ~-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-10-16
Is Your Child's Birth Recorded ?
If Not, Why Not?

A cartoon that is to be seen on the
walls of a number of health depart
ment offices, represents Uncle Sam as
a bookkeeper, seated before a desk on
which are spread out various docu-
ments. He looks disturbed and point
ing to the reports of births is pic
tured as saying; "And my most i'm
portant record is incomplete.
Maryland is one of the twenty
seven states, in what is known as the
Birth Registration Area. This means
that in these states at least 80 per
cent of the births that occur each
year are duly recorded in Uncle
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
NovEMBRovA yfPI.ATA
BOLA OOsf DOBRA

Novembrova yyplata youngs-
townskych priemyselnych podni-
kov obnasala *6,2o5, ,3l8, Il hola G
$4,000 mensia, nez oktobroya a
sice preto, re v novembri bolo pat
nediel j sviatok Vd'4kyvzdania.
Vyplata "a jedenast' mesiacov do
sial' obnasa $69, ,90I, ,ss3. Ocakava
ysa, re decembrovA nfNlata bude o.
kolo $4,000, 900, takze celoroena
vyplata obnasat' bude $40, ,O0,-
600. Lanska celoroena yyplata OBJ
nasala $7s,126,O75, tedy tohorocna
bude asi o poldruha miliona dola-
row menSia, ale bude najmenej o
20 'milionov vyssia nez bola;roku
1922. Vtedy vyplatene bolo ma
mzde len $54;O46,540. !,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
E. YoUNGsTOWNtANI
ZAHRAJU DIVADLO

Divadelni ochotnici osady Sv.
Jana Krstitel a zahraji v piatok,
26. decembra v osadnej hale pod
kostolom prekrasny divadelny
kus "Strydza zpod Haja'', cino-
hra vo 3. dejstvach so spevami, cd
Ferka Urbanka. Tento kus je 20
slovenskeho zivota vzaty, a kde
boil dosial' hrany, vsade zal vel'-
ky tspech. Upozornujeme Slova-
kov nielen v East Youngstown, a
lie tn v Youngstown a v Stru-
theirs, ably sa v spomenuty den d.
vadla s1castnili. Vstupne je: pre-
deti 15c, zaeiatok o 3. hod. popo-
ludni, a pre- dospelych 35c., zacia-
tok pol 8. hodine ve6er. 49,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
RROKERI PREDAVALI
BEZCENNE UCASTINY

Brokerska firma Franklin Tay-
lor and Co. v New Yorku preda!a
jednemu milionarovi, menom Gar
diner ucastin "a $4,000, ktore bo-
ly hodny len $245. Ma side uzna-
nj boil "a vinnych a pojdu do Ia
kopy.
Teraz vel mi mnoho l'udi spe-
kuluje ucastinami v ocakavani,
ze vystdpia do ceny. My vystriha'
me rodakov, ably sa do toho nepn,
st ali, lebo ztrata je istejsia NEIL
vyhra. Burzu majd v rukach spe'
kulanti, ktori l'ubovol'ne zvysuju
a snizujl ceny ucastin. Ich zisky
s1 ohromne, ale vsetky pochodia
z vrecak chudobnych l'ahkover
nych Pudi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
MURARI v CLEVELANDE :
ZARABAJ6 81 MA HoD1NU

Najlepsie platenymi robotnlkmi
V Amerike bezpochyby sn mura-
ri. TT zarabajn vsade vel Ike Pc
maze, ale najlepsie sl platenl V
Clevelande ii, ktori mtirajt tune
ly a stoky. Tito dostavaW po So
ma hodinu. Murari, ktori mira
jd domy, dostavaju po $3.50.
Statny statistikar mzdy Otto
Brach vykazuje nasledovne place
stavebneho robotnictva: Murari
cd $1.25 do So ma hodinu, tesari
a stolari cd 9Oc do $1.OO ma hodi-
nu, maliari cd 85c do 81. so, plum
beri cd $1OO do $50, strojnici cd
SOC do $1.25. ..
OPERATOR strojov ma pohyblive
obrasky dostavajh Cleyelande
$l.61 ma hodinu, kocisia a soferi
po 6Oc, robotnici pri zmrzline po
$l.51. Ia pracu po Case vsetci tito
robotnici ldostavaji zaplatene 0
so proc. Wac. ..-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
Dz1TNYs NEDosTALY r, E
POMOC oD sUDU

Ako je znamo, dzitnys v Youngs
town upotrebovaly Central Square
"a svoju stanicu "a dlhy cas-. Ma
sledkom tohto premavka po meste
bola vel'mi obt 'azovana. Mesto
vynieslo nariadenie, ze sa dzitnys
majii pratat' s namestia, ale tie
apelovaly ma statmn premavkovii
komisiu, ktora i'm zprvu drzala
stranu. Potom prislo cd komisie
nariadenie, aby sa prataly ma
mestia a zaujaly boone ulice. Dit
nys professionally ma hlavny Stat
nv sud, ten i'm teraz odpovedai,
re nariadenie komisie neodvola,
kym sa celia zalezitost neprejedna
pred sddom.
Proti dzitnym je skoro cele me.
sto, lebo iba ma uliciach zavadza.
il zapricinujd drahe povozne nd
poulicnych karach, ktorym odo
berajii smotanku prijmov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
REALTY SECURITY co. y
ZALOzILA VIANOCNY KLUB

Jedna najvacsfch pozemk o.
vych spolocnosti v Youngstown
The Realty Security Co., ktora ma
kapitalu $1,5oO,0oo, a jestvuje u5
25 rolxov, zalozila po tieto dni via.
nocny klub pre- tych, ktori 81 chcl
zadovazit' domov pre- scba a svo.
iu rodinku.
DO k'ubu sa zaplati $1.00 a pri-
klada sa k tomu dolaru DO tol 'ko
mesacne, kol'ko kto moze. Tieto
peniaze prinasaj1 ) perccntovt Il.
roxy a s1 kaztemu Glenovi pripi-
sane ku vkladu. Vkladatel' dosta-
ne pozcmok, ktoryy 81 vyberie, a
ked' bude 40 mat prispevkov
vyplateny, dostane ciste vlastni-
cke pravo nan m6ze 81 dat po-
stavit' dom.
Je toto dobra idea kto ju po-
uzije, da svojej rodinke nielen Pc
kny vianocny dar, ale 81 polozi al
zaklad ku vlastneniu svojho domu
V budlcnosti. Lofty tejto spolocno.
sti nachodia sa v rozlicnych ca
stiach mesta, ako v Pine Hollow,
Cochran park, Wickliffe atd'. Lo-
ty mono dostat' "a cenu cd 5000
vyse.
SpoloGnost' a direktorium jej
pozostava najbohatSich a naj-
znamejsich muzov v Youngstown,
lei direktormi sn: Geo. E. Rose,
Z. Mason Wick, Geo. L. Fordyce,
F. II. Shilling, C. H. Booth, Phil
lip Wick, Judge U. c. DeFord,
P. A. Andrews, Paul H. McElevey
ini. Tedy investovany gros po-
zcmkoch tejto spoloenosti memo
re uz byt' lepsie zaisteny. Spolot-
most vlastni vsetky pozemky, kto-
re predava, preto mssze stlat mai
sistejsie a najistejsie vlastnlcke
pravo.
Kto sa zaujima ma v imysli
,tavst'v budlcnosti dom, moze 81
bezpeene ;vybrat' tento l,ahky
sposob zadovazenia2s :pozemkW:J..,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
ZABIL SA PRI PADE
so sCHoDov

Julius Szollosy, 4S-rocny Ma
d'ar East Youngstown, zabll sa
minuleho utorku veeer padom $ 2.
poschodia domu znameho ako Ram
scy Flat. Szolosy Dol obuvnikom
a niesol jednemu kostymcrovi O.
pravene topankv. Ked'. bol ma
drrhom poschodi, schody sa udai-
ne srhtily a on mimi. Ked' no
l'udia nasli, Dol uz mrtvy. Boil "a
vezeny do Vascakovho pohrabni-
ckeho zavodu. Koroner Hayes Wy
hlasil smrt' nasledkOm melody.
Nebohy ma syna v'Akron, ma kto-
rtho cakaju pohrabom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
PREPADNUTY ZBoJNfKoM
IA BIELEHO DNA

Oceliarsky robotnik DeTomaso
z {. 1913 Samuels ST., prepadnuty
bol odvaznym zbojnikom vo stvr-
tok rano, ked' sa vracal prace,
iddc po Alexander St. Ked' m,l
zbojnik rozkazal dat ruky hore,
DeTomaso zacal utekat' a zbojnik
"a MIN. Dohonil no, pichnul diva
razy nozom do pliec, ale DeToma-
so len d 'alej utekal. Zbojnik este
diva razy nanho strelil, ale netra-
til, a potion usiel. Tadial' idnci
clovek ma aute wal DeTomasa do
nemocnice, lebo vel mi krvacal.
Toto je uz stvrte prepadnutie "a
vidna ma uliciach mesta, behom po
slednych dvoch tyzdnov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
20 SLOW. AMERIKY.

"Denny Has oznamuje, re
jeho redaktor, p. Jan, A. Feriencik
lezi vel'mi chory. Da Bob, ze, sa
skoro uzdravi zacne sliizit' svoJ-
mu narodu este vacsou oddano-
st 'ou.
Pc tieto dni polozeny Dol "a
kladny kamen slovenskej osade
vo Floride, ktora bude znama pod
menom Masaryktown. Pritomne
bolo 81 l'udi. s.
Slovensky katolicky kostol y
LloydeA, Pa. zhorel do zakladov
skoda ohnasa $50, 900.
"Nirodpy Dennik' ktory w
ehedil ~ Pittsbnrghn kazod ddenne
premeail 81 m tyzdennik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
S1dia arcivraha,
zabil SO l'udi
Vra2dh ako tiger, prehryznuc ka.
zdej oheti hrdlo. Maso 20 zavraz-
denych predaval.

Y Hanover, Nemecku, sndia
Fritz Haarmann, 40-rocneho chla-
pa vrazdy aspon 30 l'udi. Jeho
rozpravanie svojich skutkoch .je
tax straslive, ze 'l1udia zamdlieva-
jii. 8 MIN je sddeny al jeho spo-
locnik zlo6ine, Hans Grams.
Haarmann vrazdil l'udi, memo
vite mladych chlapcov tax, re i'm
prehryzol Adamovo jablko ma hrd-
le. Potion mrtvoly rozsekal a te-
10 mich predaval ako maso. Do
sial' sa primal k 30. vrazdam, ale
myslia, re ich bude raz tol'ko.
AGkol 'vek casio nasli l'udia un-
no zakrvavene saty a krvave mia
ky V izbach, trady no nikdy nevy-
setrovaly. Vzdy sa preukazal ma
siarskym dovolenim a policia my
slela, re fl'aky sn 70 zvieracej kr-
vi. Raz dve zeny, ktore boly uiiho
ma byte, widely v hrnci jeho varit'
sa l'udske nsta. Oznamily to po.
licii, ale policajny lekar vyhlasil,
re je to rypak 20 swine. Az ked'
najdene bolo ufho mnozstvo l'ud-
skych lebiek a kosti. Dol aresto-
yapv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
NECHCELA s MIN HOVORIT,
TAX SA ZASTRELIL,

Wilbur Hunter, 22-rocny, {.
8 N. Fruit St., zastrelil sa po tieto
dni preto, re jeho manzelka, kto-
rou sa sosobasil len pred dvoma
mesiacmi, sa ma neho hnevala a
nechcela MIN hovorit'. Strelil 81
diva razy do prs. Pred spachanim
samovrazdy napfsal svojej zene
list, v ktorej jej vyznaval lasku a
oznamil, Go ide pre- nu vykonat'
Komu MET rady, tomu MET po.
moci. Daktory muz by dal maje.
tok, keby jeho zena chcela meme!
hovorit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
SMRTNE ZPRAVY.

Jozef Gonda, Il {. 1890 Glad.
stone ST., zomrel min. stvrtku ma
komplpSacie po vySe rocnom cho-
reni vo vcku 6s rokov. Nebohy bol
v Amerike "a rokov. Zanechava
manzelku a sest' odrastcnych de-
ii. Pohrab Dol V sobotu rano. Sm1-
toGne obrady vykonal Rev. J. Ko-
silk. Pochovant Dol v Calvary
cintorine.
Jan Pekarcik, 45-rocny Slovak
byvajitci ma Pine st. Struthers,
zomrel minnltho p;atku popoludni
po dlhej chorobe, Nebohy I'll A
merike "a rokov. Bol clenom spoil
ku Sv. Matcja {. 260. TKSJ. Zane
chava manzelku a sedem dietok,
tiez sestry, pi. Mariu Novak pi.
Veroniku Kohl tuna, brata Stefa-
ma Braddock a Jana v kraji. Po-
hrab odbyval sa pondelok rano
chramu Sv. Trojice. Smiitocne o.
brady previedol Rev. Stefan Be-
gala. Pochovany boil V Calvary
cintorine.
Jozefina Jakubec, 10-rocna dee
ra Jakuba a Marie .Jakubec, z :.
1876 jefferson ST., East Youngs-
town, zomrela min. soboty no.
ci ma komplikacic nemoci po tri-
mesa6nom choreni. Nebohe diev-
ca narodene bolo V f. Youngs-
town 6. nov. 1914 a chodilo do 5.
triedy skoly ma Reed Ave. Pri-
sl1chalo do Pam. Odd. spolkl P.
Marie, {. 257. IKSzJ. a Odd. 50.
Odboru Ziveny. Oplakavajh ju ro-
dicia, dyaja bratia, jedna sestra
start rodicia, Baluchovci Stru-
Tiers. Pohrah odbyvany Dol u
torok rano chramu Sv. Jana Kr-
stitel a. Smntocne obrady previe-
dol Rev. Jan an ", Krispinsky. Po-
chovana bola ma osadnom cinto-
rine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
4O-HOD. POBOzNOsT Vo
FARNOsTI sV. CYR. A METH.


Za6iatkom tohto tyzdha vydr.
ziavana bola vo farnosti Sv. Cy.
rilla a Methoda 4O-hodinova po.
boznost ktosej sa ziicastnilo mi,
moriadne mnoho veriacich. Mnoht
spolky pristi1pily k spovedi inkor,
pore, ako al veliky pocet jedno.
tlivych farnikov. Krasne kaznc
vypocute boly S hlbokvm naboz.
nym precitenim. Pri pobozno-'
stiach spievane boly zvlaStne, Rev
Liscinslsym vybrane pobozne pie
Sne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
SHEET AND TUBE 90.
IDE STAVAT DOMY

Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Go. zamyslsa postavit' budlceho
roku 35 ,hovych domov ma. svoiich
pazemkoah ok,oie Fast YonngsS
town. Tohto roku spoloenost po-
stavila 81 domov. Ocakavajiic z1i-
senie poctu zamestnancov, spoloc-
most sa obava, re ich nebud" mat
kde ubytovat', preto ide stavat
.d'alsie domy. Spoloenost' aesial
.postavila 700 domoy tuna a 45o
y Nemacolin, Pa, kde ma bane.
Mnohe domy spolo6nost' predala
svojim robotnikom ma l'ahle spla-
tkv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
DozYUKY vZBuR Y NILEs.

Vzbury bitky medzi kl6nmi .
protiklanmi, ktore sa udaly pred
dvoma mesiacmi Niles, Yysetro-
vane holy porotou, ktora yo svojej
zprave odporlca guvernerovi Cd
stranit' s nradu mayora Kistlera
a pelieajn@ho sefa Rounda. 20
prehkseni tehto odpor6cania, kl&.
nisti ! priatelia Kistlerovi svolalis
sdh6dzu : yyniesli rezoldciu, Y ktoE
rel protestnjd proti shodeaiu Kiat-|
lera dradu. M x6klade vySstros
vaai, siacsrf iadnot1 1issi holi ' l!!i
arestsvaa{ - t 7 & q, B ~ r. - : + q q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
VEL Ky oHEN v HUBBARD.

Vel'ka 'budova American Sin
tering Co. " Hubbard, v ktorej bo-
la dielna, sklad s,,myyarna, zho-
rela minulej soboty do zakladov
a skoda utrpena odhaduje sa ma
$1OO, 900. Budova bola len eiastoc-
ne poistena. Ohen povstal nezna-
mych pricin "a rychlo sa rozsiril,
lebo dul vel'ky victor. Ohnohasi-
cia nemohli ohen zahasit' vzdor
tomu, re boil zavcasu privolani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
FLA ELEKTRICKA oBsLUHA.

V nasom meste caste vypovie
sluzbu elektrarna, nasledkom CO.
no svetla vyhasnd, tovarne pou-
liene kary zastanu a mesto osta-
ne ako mrtve. Minuleho tyzdha
elektricka obsluha pretrhnuta bo-
la niekde ma pol, niekde az ma
dve hodiny. Obyvatel 'stvo je roz-
horeene a pozaduje, aby statne
vrchnosti zakrocily.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
PRECEDENT NAOZAJ MYsLf
MA TRETf TERM1N.

V dobre informovanych kru-
hoch sa uz istotou vie, re prezi-
dent Coolidge opravdu ma imy-
sli uchadzat' sa o >Styri roxy ma
treti termln. Poukazuje sd, re pre-
zident nielen vymenoval ma vsetky
vaznejsie politicke postate svojich
najvernejsich l'udi, ale ma "a Sc
bon al rekordne hlasy volicstva,
60 vel mi zavazi ma konvencii,
ked' sa bude novyy kandidat vybe-
rat.
CT PRECEDENT budc nominovany,
nezavisi vSak celkom od neho, ale
j cd blahov6le kongresu. Ak kon-
gres bude spolupracovat' pref
denton a vykona vsetko, co Cool
idge odpornca vyl1onat', dokaze
trm svoJl vodeovsku schopnost'
a TAX opravnenost' ma novy fer
min. Ak aid kongres bude .syoj-
hlavy a nebnde chcet posl1chat
prezidenta, ako tomu bolo "a po-
sledne diva roxy, tom pade by
bolo daromnt Coolidgeovi mama
hat sa o treti tcrmln. O styri roxy
by Dol tax znechuteny, re ma no.
minaciu nebude chcet ami pony
slet'. Kooperacia je to, co robi pre-
zidentsky trad prijemnym. Kde
MET kooperacie, MET ami vole.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
zAB1L Ho WAX.

John Hill, 42-rocny robotnik u
Lake Erie & Eastern drahy, bol
minuleho piatku zabity naklad-
nym vlakom tejto spolocnosti ma
yardoch v Lansingville. Hill siel
pred vlakom po svojej praci, ked
bol zabity. Koroner Hayes vyse-
truie. Pc nebohom ostavajl tri 81.
roty a vdova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12

trebny, lebo nenasytni l'udia cica-
Ii zivoty malickych deti. V dakto-
rych statoch deti 6-rocne praco-
valy po fabrikach. Ale dodatok
ma ednu chybu, ze vek dietok, kto-
rym nebude slobodno pracoyat'
bez uradneho dovolenia, stanove-
ny Dol az ma 18 rokov. Ucinok toh-
to zakona m6ze byt' ten, ze bu.
deme mat Wac darebakov este,
nez ich maine teraz.