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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-11-14
WILLIAM ALLEN
WHITE AGAINST
FAILING STRIKERS

BY International Labor News Service.
Hutchinson, kan.--One of the most
important declarations Of the cam
paign has just been made by William
Allen White, candidate for governor.
White has recorded his opinion Of
the Kansas Court of Industrial Re
lations, which is important regardless
of the campaign.
In the following statement, given
by Mr.. White in writing 70 the sec.
rotary of the Central Labor Union
here, the Wichita editor declared for
the abolition of the court, giving his
position as follows:
THE United States Supreme Court
has pulled the upper teeth of the In.
dustrial Court law by making il inn
possible to punish capital for disc
beying the law. When am governor,
therefore, shall pull the lower teeth.
mo man shall go to Jail for Strik
ing or calling a strike. More than
that | shall ask the legislature to re,
peal or re-wrte the law so that it
may treat both sides alike and shall
favor disseminating the present court.
| shall not keep ii alive by appoint
ing the judges.
Il shall keep or name only one man
to conduct the burden Of labor and
the welfare work. But | shall urge
Emergency courts of Cancellation, APP
pointed not by the governor, but by
the Supreme Court TO meet in emer.
gencies to try through publicity and
reason to bring industrial disputants
| together"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-11-14
Iron and Steel Industry.

A general policy of retrenchment
has caused the iron and steel mills al
Sydney, Nova Scotia, to close down
as a result of which there has been q
continual exodus Of miners and idle
workers from that district.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-11-14

not remain withou, due pun. ,Hmcut
Communists of all countries. who
support nationalism and Muscovite
Imperialism find their part boz the re.
sponsibility for the crimes OF this
government. which already declares
publicly that ii eneroaehes upon Geor-
gia on account of its petrol and eau.
easian riches necessary 90 the Soviet
power for lis domination The Com
munist imperialism hides nothing ana
has become more brutal than ever.
1t must have the wealth Of other pee
pie, and TO this end il annihilates free
states and makes free people the
slaves of the Muscovite Molocb-for
this purpose they accomplish in Geor.
gia their murderous orgies. The
struggle to death continues"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-11-14
Consider Restrictive Enumeration,

IL is said that Switzerland is giving
some consideration TO the proposition
Of restricting immigration as a means
Of retaining a class Of citizen which
will be of great value TO the country.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-11-14
New Enumeration Law.

Act No. 431, Pemambuco, Of April
., 1924, creates Department of La
Dor and immigration in the Admins
tration of the Brazil, The clause of
the new Act dealing with immigration
are said to be of especial interest be-
cause of their bearing upon the ques-
ton of agricultural development.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-11-14
Want Lives Protected.

Denver, Nov. 1.--Hoisting engineers
are urging the passage of a city ordi-
nance that will protect their lives.
Recently two members of this union
were killed by objects falling from
buildings under construction. The
engineers ask that builders be com
PEELED to place their hosting machines
al least 16 feet from the structure.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-11-14
Saw Mills Close

Five hundred laborers were thrown
out of work when the saw mills of
Esmeraldas, Ecuador, closed down
upon August 81, 1924, the mill-owners
claiming that they could not compete
with the Guayaqul mills under the
additional taxation imposed by the
Government.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-11-14
Have you tuberculosis =!
Wait! Are You sure?

CC1ENCE has discovered that thegerms
" OF Tuberculosis enterthe bodies of seven
out of every ten people during childhood
You are probably already infected, You
arc in no danger from tuberculosis so long
as you keep we'll and strong enough to
resist the attack of the germs.
There is an organized war against tuber-
oulosis, carried on by the tuberculosis
Associations, Its object is to keep you
strong and well, and to stamp out the dis
ease so that others will not be infected.
This war is financed by the annual sale of
Christmas Seals.
Christmas Seals save the lives of nearly
100000 people every year. Indirectly they
may have been the means of saving yours.
Help in this work. Buy Christmas Seals.
You not only protect yourself, but you
help others not SO fortunate. buy Christ
mas Seals, and buy as many as you can.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-11-14
Industrial Peace.

By the recent termination Of the
strike of 1900 workmen in Hollands
largest engineering works for machin-
cry and rolling stock, it may be said
that industrial peace has been re-
stored in the Netherlands for the first
time in a considerable period.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-11-14
River Traffic Tie.Up.

Since September 2, 1924, the river
traffic on the Paraguay with the out.
side world has been completely paral
yzed by the strike Of the Argentine
river workers, and Paraguayan com
munications have seriously suffered
as a result.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-11-14

Reports of the Atlantic Conference
indicate that Canada is receiving a
rapidly increasing share of the immi-
grafton from European countries since
the policy of closely limiting immigra-
ton was adopted by the United States
, 1924-05-22

gentlemen will make this place their
summer headquarters while fishing
in Saratoga this summer.
One Of the most attractive social
functions of the week was the whist
party given in the Masonic Par1ors
last Saturday by Mrs. Carl Braynt.
Mrs. Joseph Kaspar, Mrs. Robert
Freedman, Mrs. John Andrews, Mrs.
N. L. France, and Mrs. E. v. Drap-
er. The rooms were artistically
with pink and white car
nations and on each table in the
lunch room the same flower was used
very effectively. The hostesses were
assisted by Miss Ethel Freeman,
Miss Ethel Andrews, Mis- Grace
hurry, Miss Hattie Patnoe, Miss
Arlice Dow, and Miss Vera Alcorn.
, 1924-05-22
TEN AGO

On May 10th the Kansas City Re-
ginal bank was organized at Kansas
City by ten bankers representing the
states which are included in the
Kansas City District. Hon. William
Daley and Jas. A. Rendle of the
Rawlins National bank represented
Wyoming.
The Kansas City Clearing House
Is on the second floor Of the Mis-
souri, Savings association bank. The
old clock in the belfry of the Fidel-
ity Trust company building across
the street began tolling the hour of
, 1924-05-22
HAVE YOU URIC ACID
Many Rawlins Folks Are Learning
How To Avoid 1t.

Are you lame and achy; tortured
with backache, and rheumatic pains?
Feel nervous, depressed, and all
played-out? Then look to your kid
neyy When the kidneys weaken
uric acid accumulates, poisoning
blood and nerves, and many mys-
FERROUS aches and ills result. Help
your kidneys with a stimulant di-
uretic. Use Doan's Pills! Your
friends and neighbors recommend
Doan's.
Mrs. Margaret May, E. Buffalo
ST., Rawlins, says: my kidneys be-
came weak and acted irregularly.
Whenever 1 did any strenuous work
l had dull aches across the small Of
my back and sometimes during the
, 1924-05-22
School Items

High School Department-School
closes lex Thursday. The school
boy never forgets the circus. Nellie
i.ennett wore the badge again this
week. Her average was 80 per cent.
1t will be awarded for the las time
this term today.
We haven't seen anything of our
lag pole yet. We wan to hoist our
nag before school closes.
Mr.. Stickney has been holding ex-
aminations throughout the building
all this week.
All aboard for the Platte" on
Saturday, May 81 - picnic-bring
your baskets and bring them full.
Pupils standing above 80 per cent
are: Chris Mathison, 81: Mamie
Morrison, 97.2; Maggie Candlish,
96.2; and May Candlish, 94.5.
John Hickey won the gold pen
offered by our principal for having
made the greatest improvement in
p~enmanship since the 18th of March.
Grammer Department-The hon
ors of their respective classes, A and
b.. fell to Masters Bennett and Cow
ley during the last week. The one
attained an average OF 90 per cent,
and the other "a per cent.
Those who were above 80 per
cent are: Nellie Sullivan, Ellen
Paulsen, Fay Donnel. Robert Jung
quist. Ed. Cannon. James Keefe.
David Candlish, Ed. Rankin, Harry
Sullivan. Norrie France. James
Hayes. and Herbert Plympton.
, 1924-05-22

twelve. The ten bankers were wait
ing. Jerome Thralls, manager Of the
Kansas City Clearing House, arose
and said: Gentlemen, you hear the
clock tolling the moo hour, the
time fixed at Washington for the
transaction of this business. Shall
we begin?" Before the old clock
had finished Its task William Daley
was named as chairman of the meet
Ing,
, 1924-05-22

day l a obliged to lay down and
rest. A short use Of Doan's Pills
cured me of the attack"
Price coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Pills-the same that Mrs.
May had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs.
Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.27
, 1924-05-22

Minneapolis Tribune-There is a
visioned pilot in the White House,
and another in the Treasury Depart
ment. Through dust and through
mud-slinging the people have dis
cerned the fact, and they are voting
accordingly.
, 1924-05-22

Rev. Wotering of Lexington, Ne
braska, a Presbyterian minister,
will be here on Sunday. June s, and
preach in the Presbyterian church.
He will probably become the perm
anent pastor OF that church. On ac-
count OF sickness he Is unable to be
here mex Sunday as intended.
, 1924-05-22
NEWS OF
THIRTY -FOUR YEARS AGO-1890
Taken from The Republican of that date
Compare the RaWlns storied in these old
items aoih our city and county of today

PLAY BALL - That's what the
Rawlins boys are getting in shape
to do. A close scrutiny of the boys
while they are at work proves con-
clusively hal there are several more
than ordinary players among the
two mines. With a little practice
Fisher and Stevens-the former in
the box and the latter behind the
bat-will make a battery that will
puzzle experienced players to knock
out, and in Shirley. Van Housen,
Evans, Porter, Turner, O'Malley and
Richardson they will have excellent
support.
A practice game of five innings
was played Sunday afternoon and at
the outcome the score stood at 4 to
s. Suits have been ordered and will
be here before the 30th, at which
time a game will be played hat will
be well worth seeing.
Give the boys all the encourage
ment possible. il in no other way
than by your presence when a match
game is played with a visiting club.
They have already been at consider
able expense and will be at more,
in entertaining visiting clubs. There
fore lovers of the national game
should not be backward in invest
ing in a season ticket.
, 1924-05-22

fire companies have been invited to
turn out in uniform, and participate
in the exercises. The band is pre-
pairing some music appropriate for
the occasion and will be able to rem
der it with their old time zeal. The
band, although short n tenor and
one alto horn, is making rapid prog
resS.
, 1924-05-22

VIM. Bebee came down from
Lost Soldier Wednesday, loaded with
WOOD from j. b. Oakie's sheep camp.
From appearances 1t looks as though
Rawlins was getting her share of
wool for shipment. The extensive
storage capacity of the wool house
is pretty generally known. and 1t
brings much wool here that would
otherwise so elsewhere,
, 1924-05-22

club, and the Carbon boys did not
accept the invitation to come up on
the 30th. The Rock Springs team
will be given a chance to come down
and cross bats with our boys. A
match game will be played decora-
ton day IL a club can be found In
reasonable distance that will come
and undertake to do up the Raw
linsites.
, 1924-05-22

Dan Quinlin and wife left for
Lower California yesterday after
noon, for an extended visit. They
will probably remain away all sum-
mer,
, 1924-05-22

Carl Bryant goes east tomorrow.
There appears to be some attraction
down In Nebraska for Mr.. b.
, 1924-05-22

Court convened Tuesday morning
and took up the case of The Terri
tory of Wyoming VS.. Joseph Gay,
John c. Nichols, and John w. Baker.
The defendants in the above case
were arrested on the 18th of last
February on the charge OF breaking
into a cabin on Jack creek and rob-
bling one Geo. McCoid. They were
given Il preliminary hearing before
Justice Bennett, and the evidence
were bound over to the district court.
Failing to give the required bonds
they have since languished in the
County bastile.
AS above stated, the case was
called up Tuesday morning, the pris-
oners having been indicted for rob-
berry. They plead not guilty where
upon a jury was empanneled and the
case begun. All day Tuesday and a
good part Of the day Wednesday
were occupied taking testimony. The
jury brought In a verdict of not
guilty. The following day the
prosecuting attorney appeared be-
would not prosecute them further,
whereupon the prisoners were re-
leased and went forth into the world
gain free men.
The case of Jane Granger vs.. the
Board of County Commissioners of
Carbon County, was next taken up.
This is a east wherein Mrs. Granger
the county commissioners for
a sum of money which she claims for
taking are of a pauper child, some
years ago. The evidence in the case
was heard, and arguments OF coun-
sci had. The judge withheld his
opinion for full consideration of the
matter.
, 1924-05-22

The Laramie ball players refused
to come up and play the Rawlins
, 1924-05-22

Appropriate services we under
stand will be held by the G. A. X.
on Decoration day. The different
, 1924-05-22

Next Thursday evening at the
Elks Hall nine of the most popular
young folks Of Rawlins will gradu-
ate from the Rawlins High School.
The exercises this year will be de-
cidedlv different from those of
previous years, only two Of the grad
edting ciaes giving orations, while
the principal address will be given
by DR.. C.. A. Dunniway, president
Of the Wyoming university. Walter
Smyth represents the boys in the
class with an Grafton and Miss
Christine Frandsen represents the
girls. The class roll Is as follows:
Anna Christine Frandsen, Karther-
inc G. Frandsen, Leta Muriel AL
corn, Katrina Loretta Larsen, Malin-
da Caroline Miller, Helen Vincent
Quinn, Ada Marie Rivera, Walter
Patrick Smyth, William Martin Tier
ney.
Mrs. ]. w. Richards is the proud
possessor of a new washing ma
chine.
Next Monday and Tuesday at the
Rawlins Gun Club grounds will be
held the registered tournament I'M
der the auspices of this club. Those
who have the shoot in charge have
been assured that there will be a
large delegation OF contestants pres
ent from Laramie, while there will
also be several in attendance from
Colorado and Utah. This shoot will
be the biggest affair Of its kind
that has ever been held in Rawlins
and everything possible is being
every standpoint.
S. A. Hunter Of Vancouver, recog-
nized as being n OF the best ANA
teur shots in the country, Is in town
today and states that he will be here
for the shoot.
H. Larsen. ]. ~. Rumsey and E.
Kruger have had q large tent put
up on the property of the Saratoga
Hot Springs at Saratoga. The tent
divided into three rooms and is
being fitted up with all kinds OF
camp furniture which will make it
and comfortable. These
, 1924-05-22

Mrs. l. l.. Machermer, OF Creston,
Iowa, who has been visiting her sis
ter Mrs. d. T. Dunlap, for the past
two weeks, went east Tuesday even
ing. She will visit at Denver for a
few days, and will repair to her home
in Iowa.
, 1924-05-22

The Fourth Annual Ball of Wig
lance Hose company No. /, takes
place at the court house next Thurs
day evening, the 29th. Boys, don't
forget to interview your best girl
before some other fellow gets ahead
of you and be on hand to partici-
pate in the pleasures OF the even
ing.
Mrs. Kline came In from Miners
Delight the fore part Of the week
to meet some lady friends from
Michigan. She went up to Rock
Springs Wednesday and returned the
same day.
Temperance people are thorough
ly aroused over the Original pack
age" shop business. Mass meetings
are being held, and they say they
will enforce the prohibition laws of
the state of Kansas.
Notes from the Shops:-"Cakes'
was on the sick list Friday and Sat
urday. Jack Keife has gone to
Peoria, H., for a months visit. Geo.
Bignell left for the east the fore
part OF the week. George Turner
who has been laid VI with the
mumps, resumed work this week.
d. V. Bell, who some time In the
winter crippled his hand while in
charge of the pump engine at Warm
Suffer and was sem to the hospital
at Denver, returned the first of the
week, looking none he worse for the
winters lay up.
, 1924-05-22

The Laramie Boomerang, the re-
publican daily Of the queen city, the
child of Bill Nye, and the father of
every republican victory in Albany
county has gone over to the Demo-
cratic party. soul, body. and breech-
es. Now just listen to the coyote
chorus from the terrified republican
press. What a howl they will set
up! The above appeared in the
Glenrock Graphic some weeks ago,
and the coyote chorus" has not
materialized that anyone has heard
of.
, 1924-05-22

Mrs. ]. w. Richards is the proud
possessOr of a new washing ma
chine.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
VENIzFT.Os NO SERA Ell JE-
FE DE GRECIA

ATENAs, enero Omitted Press)-
Doscientos cincuenta Dem6cratas mo-
derados venizeiistas reunidos en- asam
blea eligieron a Eleuterio Venizelos
Presidente de la Asamblea Constitu-
yente
El ilustre politico present6 acto Sc
guido su dimisi6n fundandose en- mo-
tivos de salud agregando que 81 en-
tire los estadistas nberales Sc halla uH0
que Sc disponga sustituirle 81 gozo-
samente Sc retirara temporalmente dc
la politica y saldra de Grecia impo-
ii6ndose una repatriation voluntaria
hasta que recupere La salud.
Ia decision de Venizelos no ha sido
vista con simpatia por sus partidarios
cue han dado comienzo a una campada
de persuasion para que venizelos siga
al frents del partfdo de 10 contrario
este sc disolvera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
En- Ia tarde de aver Sc efedl0 e en6erO deIpopuar
detective GenhO y reSIt6 una gran Demos
TRACTION de dueO pdbErO

FL detective Benitez y los detecti-
yes hermanos Perez Sanchez, de Pom
ce, visitaron la casa de la viuda y l.,
hic:eron esta entrega de una corona
que lie dedicahsn sus compaheros del
cuerpo.
FL cuezpo de policias uniformados 10
dedicaron tambien una pr :ciosa coro-
na
A Ia gestion y solicitgd del detective
Benitsz. quien sentia por su compahe-
70 muerto un profundo af,cto una
iran estimaci6n fue cue sc consiguio
aue el Alcalde de Ia ciudad cediese la
Banda Municipal y Ell Cuerpo de Bonn
beros para que tonasen parts en- e. en-
tierro.
cuando lego ell momento dc hundir
en- la fosa eterna el cadaver del buen
amigo probo funcionario, un pique-
te d la policia hizo una descarga ce-
rrada rindiendole asi los honores postu
mos a guien. como el muri6 en- servicio
active ofreciendo Sis entusiasmos y sus
energies al cargo que desde tanto item
po venia des mpehando con tanta leal-
tad y tanta eficiencia.
Podemos asegurar que ell entierro del
detective Chencho ha sido una de las
manifestation de duelo pnblieo mas
espontaneas sincerss que hemos pre-
senciado poraue aunque dc faInilia hi
milde, ella nos demostr5 qus On mes
ira soci-dad. Inoccacio Dias era game
ralmente estimado Dor sus extraordina
rias prendas dc bondad v de caracter
con las cuales supo siempre captarse ia
general consideration y cl aprecio una
mime.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08

ban do realizar. Hjzo uso de la pala-
bra ell sehor Julio Aybar, director de
Union obrera'' quien en- nombre del
pueblo rind.6 un homemade dc afecto y
simpatia al laborioso v probo ciudada-
no que tuvo siempre por norma ds ST.
vida IA practica del bien y e. cumpli-
miento del deber.
In representation del cucrpO de Ia
rolicia y de la effective, hizo uso de
Ia palabra ell detective don Francisco
Barrantes. quien expres6 ell sentiriier-
TO- de todo el cuerpo dc la fuerza pu-
tlica ante la ssparici6n de I'M COM
psiiero tan ostimado querido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
Ell GENERAL DAWES LLEGA
A FRANCIA

CHERBURGo. enero Omitted
Press)-El General Dawes, Represen-
tante del Gobierno dc los Estados UNI
dos en- Ia Conferences de peritos in
ternacionales que Sc llevara cabo
pr6Umamente en- Paris ha llegado aquf
hoy procedente de Nueva York siguien
do inmediatamente hacia Paris. Da-
ives Sc entTevistara en- el transcurso de
Ia semana con los miembros del Co
mite dc Indemnizaciones para familia-
rizarse de ese modo con la situaci6n.
FL Eepresentante de los Estados Uni
dos Sc propone igualmente estudiar las
estadisticas Y ell estado del fisco ale
man.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
UNA CRONICA De RIBERA CHEVREMONT


otra veg estoy CT Puerto Rico. otra
vez estoy en- Ia pequeiia is.a amada
despues de cuatro amos de ausencia. Y
es Jose A. Balseiro, ell hermano con
quien comparti los momentos mas emo
cionant de mn vida de Espaha en- 81
ultimo aiio vivido ALI, ell que deja caer
en- mi viejo es1iritu corcovado de an
danzas. Ia gotta melanc6lica de Ia fuents
de los recuerdos. La lucha es fuerto
AHA, lucha de muchos, de muchos, y to
dos llenos de nm bravo desso de hacer-
Sc notar entire Ia inmensa multitud qus
es esfuerzo vibraci6n profunda dc
vida. Madrid es e. foco Intellectual
de Espafa La raza tiene ALI su tenn
plo para descifrar los sagrados libros
d.: su Sabidrria. Y son muchos los ini-
cisdos en- Ia religion de Ia Belleza J..
Por ero eS difieil destacarse en- aquella
ciudad por Ia que desflavan las fguras
Fatigada de literature. es va indiferen
te Ia capital cue eInpolva las vidricras
de sus bibliotecas con Ia luz de tantaj
maravillosas civiliaaciones. Cons :guir
pues. Ia estim ci6n intellectual de aque-
la gente es triunfar. es decir, saber
que Sc es. que existe en- nosotros el
nrincip;o de Ia verdad de- Arte. Yo
vivi de espaidas esa gloria vocingl,-
ra barata de las gacetillas. Preferi
siempr, el blas6n secreto de realizar en-
la so,edad sonora de mis- reinos inta-
riorss la belleza... Y asi fui hacienda
mi obra. como todos los quo tieneA
consciencia y dignidad de su mission ..
Decir cuatro palabras a Ia eternidad
no es labor de un dia... No Sc entrega
facilmente Ell orc de las minas... La
fria inaccessible graci2 ocultl en- el
fondo de las cosas, solo sc da al que
prende, bajo ell arco de las estr Has de
mil nochcs, Ia llama immortal del con-
tiIuo esfuerzo artistico... Artc 3 Vidl.
ESQ es todo... Mas yo creo que no Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
IN CAMARA, DE coAIERcIo SOIL
CITA HosPEDAJE PARA Los MA
RINoS DEL ITO SAM

Estando pr6xima a llegar aguas dc
Puerto Rico IA Escuadra Americana y
siendo probable que ell niimero de of
ciales marinos que visite constants
riente San Juan sen mayor qus los que
puedan acomodar los hoteles Y fondas
de la ciudad. por la presente suplica-
mos todas las personals que pudieran
interesarse QUE comvniqaen inmediatl-
iacnte a este Comite Ell ndnero de per-
sonas cue pudiersn a'ojar en- sus resi-
denciss particulars, prsferentemente
gratis a los tipos de alquiler mas ba-
jos posibles.
Desde lucgo a estos informes debe
acompansrse direction de la residencia
v description de las condiciones de la
niisma.
Probablemente muchos oficiales ten
dram SIS familiares en- San Juan duran
to ell ti-1npo de las maniobras SO de-
sea especiaiments fsciiidades de ALOHA
micnto para los mismos.
Dirfjase toda persona interesada al
Comits de Aloiamieuto y Transportes,
co secretario de Ia czmara de Comsr-
clio, gan Juan. Puerto Rico.