davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
POMOC PRO HLADOVfCf
ALLIANCE.

Geneva, svycary, II. brezna.
Kdyz byl 2 pokladny Svazu ma
rodi povolen obnos $4,000 svy
carskych frankd We prosp6ch
hladovicich Albancu, byl SOU
tasn9 vydan APPEL k ostatnfmu
svetu v zajmu podpory 200,-
900 hladovicich osob v severni
a vychodnf Albanii. Lord Par
moor prohlasil. ze situace v
Albanii Jest hrozna a ze lest
nezbytn6 zapotfebi okamzite
pomoci. AnRlick& vl6da povo-
lila k tomu cfli 5000 liber ster-
lingt. vatikan vxnoval 10000
jir = take Amsrika bude poza-
dana 0 pfisp4nf. !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
AMERIcTf LETcl U PRvNf METY.
DOSTALO Sc JIM NADSENEHO UvfTANf
v SACRAMENTO, CAL.

Sacramento, Cal IT, brezna. Americka vzdusna eska
dra podnka let kolem sveta dostiha sve prvni mety
kdyz snesla Maher Field blize tohoo mesta zrovna
ctyf hodiny tcet mnu potom kdy obrovske aeropla
ny vznesly Glover Field, okresu Los Angeles.
Acko zadne pokusy nebyly cineny dosazeni rekordh
rychlosti rem ploy jech prdmerna rychlos byla
desat mil hodinu die sdeeni majora L. Martina vete
lie eskadry.
Husta mha hroza zdrzeti letce kratce pred poledne
kdyz octi pohorm Tehachapi avsak ohutne vzdu
chood zrizene douhou cesu mad sou oceny kterou
pred sebou mali proey bezpecne hustym parami do bez
mracne oblohy ldoi San Joaquin Sacramento.
Til vzdusne kfzniky provazene flotllou aeropand
San Francisco Los Angeles uvoy bitevni formaci kdyz
bizy ku Mather Field kde okresni stani Irednc e
cekava rovn6z velky zastup zvedavcd Ma Spiel douhe
formace podobe "V eel major Martin sranach by
ly stroje mzene kapitanem Iowelem H Smthem poruc
KEN Walden.
Sacramento opusti letci Ultra hodn rano Seattle
pfida MIN cv jech druh porucfk Erik Nelson jenz
vylete pozd6ji
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
POISKY PROTEST PROTI
ROZHODNUTf v OTAZCE
MEMELU.

Varsava, II. bfezna. - Pol
sky snem prijel resoluci, kite.
rou protestuje proti rozhod-
mutt neutralni komise v otaz-
ce Memelu Zmfnena kofhise
ustanovena byla Svazem naro-
dl a v jeiim cele nachazel sc
Norman H. Davis, byvaly a
mericky vypomocny statnf ta-
jemnik. V resoluci Sc pravi,
re rozhodnuti komise pfici Sc
slibGm velvyslanecke rady, jez
zahrnovaly polske zastoupeni
v memelskem pristavnim ira
du a svobodny dovoz do pfi-
stavu po rece Nemenu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
VDOVA PO LENINOVI GIN.
MA We VLADE.

Moskva, II. brezna. - We
snaze, ably osoby, jez nacha-
zely Sc v nejblizsim styku sc
zesnulym Mikulasem Leninem,
mohly jeho stoupencim pora.
dit. iak asi predstavoval 81 ze-
snuly uskutecneni svych idei,
byla pani Uljanova. vdova pc
Leninovi, jmenovana clenem
nekolika vladnich kancelari.
Bude cinnou zvlaste v ohledu
vychovnem. Jak Sc pravi, jed
ma Sc il hlavne o to, aby ruska
mladez byla vychovana v "a
sadach Leninovych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
JUCOSLAVIE NESOUSTkE-
DUE PRY VOJSKO.

B9lehrad, II. brezna. -. Do
Sic sem zpravy oznamuji, ze v
Sofii udrzuji Sc povesti sou
stred'ovani jugoslavskeho VOL
ska ma bulharskych hranicfch
a o chystanem vpadu do Bull
harska. We zdejsich polite
kych kruzich i v cele verejno-
sti vyvolaly povesti ty velike
prekvapeni. ponevadz nikdo
ami nepomyslil ma neco podob-
neho. Jugoslavie 81 preje mir
a chce pouze, ably Bulharsko
zmenilo sve stanovisko.
Bulharsti komiti Z. fbrezna
presli hranice We vesnici Nez-
hilovo, avsak byli porazeni o.
zbrojenou policii a mistnim o.
byvatelstvem.
Prichod jisteho poctu Choir
vatskych poslancG re skupiny
Radicovy do belehradskeho
parlamentu vyvolal zde prizni-
w DOZEN, nebot' znamena ko-
necne uznani belehradskeho
parlamentu DO dlouhem Sc ie-
no vzdalovani. Soudi Sc. re je
to d1lezity krok ke konsolida-
ci vnitrni politicke situace a
k lepsi dohode mezi Srby a
Chorvaty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
KVAsENf WINNIE srAVY
DfLO BOzf.

Philadelphia, Pa. II. bfez.
ma. - Dnes vyvstala u soudu
zvlastni otazka. zdali vinna
st'ava. ktera zkvasila, cim3
vvvinulo sc v nj osm procent
Thu. Jest vl4stn& vfnem. Sond:
ce Bartlett rozhodl. ze kvase-
nj Jest pffrodnfm procesen1 a
proto dflem bozfm. err :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
zAvRAzDENi zENY : "a $50.

Pueblo, Colo. IT, brezna. - P Bella Janssenova. jejlz
tslo byo nalezeno kufru Ogden Utah. sobotu bya
bta kdyz klecela modla Fred Janssen jeff manzel
sd9 zdesf polc dnes Zedna pry steho Mexikana. ably
zlocn spacha zapat $3.50. Jansen by zatcen
Eden Col kdyz jel autodrozce Colorado Springs sm9
Pueblu Napfed zapira ale konecne primal Sc ke
vsemu. Vyprave polci ze zena eho obdrzea krabc
krovnek cd jsteho obchodnho cesujlciho Psburghu
dne krabce byl revolver vef pry ze revolver
Sian byl jeho zene aby e sveta sprovoda udz od
hodal pfedejiti j. Janssenov bydivali Pittsburghu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
STINNES MA SMRT
NEMOCEN.

Berlin, II. brezna, - Hugo
SHINES, nemecky primyslovy
jenz Sc roznemohl ma
hle ku konci minul6ho tydne,
zapasi Sc smrtf, die sdeleni le-
kard. Vedle zanetu Pile vyvi-
nula Sc vazna ledvinova cho-
robaAa a jeste jine komplikace
vyvstaly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
STNSONOVA CHTtLA OPLATEK. ]
eEHERAL1' 1ay!A4e.| 1sasv;.4:| e'A' PhI"f
DIE JEHo TvRZENt PozADOvALA $50, 900,
POZDEJI $4,000.

Washington, IT, bTezna Ze ucin6n byl pokus pred
mesicem Cleveandu zasupcem Roxie snsonove prodat
e skupine muz1 ej informace proti generanmu navad
nin1u Daugherymu $15O000, nabidkou, re zachova
mcen odjede zee prohaseno bylo dnes generanina
navladnim Daughertym jeho pravnimi zastupci
SleGna Snsonova, rozvedena zena zesnuleho Jesse W.
Stha bya prvni svedyn povolanou senatnim vyborem
setfucm generanfho navadnfho Daughertyho ucina
povsdi nanevyse sensacniho razu.
dopise senatoru Brookhartov predsedovi vyboru
feinen6m pozd6 odpoedne, generani navadn eho
pravn zastupci sdeu ze povoj sedky dokazani sv6
no tvrzen James w. Holcomb ceveandsky pray
nik Samuel Ungereder Henry T. Ellis cleveandsti bro
kefi NJ S. Daugherty banker Washington Court House.
o. brar generanho navadniho Zastupc generalnho ma
vadniho z pred vice dny pozada ably tito svedkove byli
obesan nyn oznami, jak6mq dceu je zadaj Svedko-
We tito budou pry vypoyidati:
Ze 21 dnora, slecna Stinsonova A. L. Fink Buffalo
byli Ceveleandu konali konferenci temto svedky;
Ze 49, Inora Roxie Stinson AL. Fink zapsal ho-
teu Holenden Cleveandu pode jmenem A. L. French a
manzelka obyva poko els 456 fecenem hoteu ze ma
sleduho Ultra zapat svdj dcet odesi Hoenden hote-
l Roxie snsonova sla do staer A. Fink do Cleveland
hotelu Clevelandu;
ze 21 unora Fink, "jako zasupce Roxie Stinsono-
ve", sd9l jmenovanym svedkIm ze secna Snsonova ma
dopy istny ez uvedy by do vekych nesnazf generani
no navladnfho kdyby byy uvefeneny ze fecena Roxe
Sns6ova bya ochona a. hotova proda Hstovnf svedecv
mlceni generanfmu navladnimu $15oooo ze ode
vzdala by recene lny zmnenym svedkdm odejea re
me-" tax ably Sc neobjeviy zadnem vysetfovani
Ze, kdyby sv9dectv nebyo koupeno Fink Stinso-
hodal odejet do New Yorku proda svedectv nym
osobam
ze pozdeji Fink ako zastupce Roxie Stinsonove snz
mcenf $15OOO0 $4,000; re svedkove zamft
tuto nabdku Fink zadal Holcomba ably Sci MIN do
koje secny Stnsonove;
ze Holcomb odepfe iti ale Ungerleider Sci mluvi
tech vecech Sc slecnou Snsonovou Finke ze Fink
dozna svedkum slecna Snsonova prije do Cleve
landu ga lcelem prodee mcen ecny Snsonove DONNIE
l6ho sovniho sv6dectv H. NJ Daughertymu castku
n9z svrchu jnenovanou'
Tento dopis adresovany senatoru smithovi byl pode
psan M. Daughertym, generanim navladnim jeho "a
stupc Paulem Howlandem Cevelandu byvaym senate
rem George E. Chamberlanem
Pravf ze slecna Snsonova prohlasa vdc svym pra
tenm Washngton6 ze neobyvala stejny poko Finke
Znsava pry zaps Fnkovi byla pfekvapena kdyz sheda
Ia knize "a L. French manzelka" ale slutecnost
Fink ona obyval sve vlasni, oddelene pokoje
Nepochybn9 slecna Stnsonova bude povolana
pred vbor ably podaa sedectv vzhledem vrzen obsaze
nyn dopse generalniho navladniho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
BLIZZARD MA STKEDNfM
ZAPADE.

Kansas City, II. brezna. -
Nejhorsi blizzard letosnf zimy
zuril v iiznf Nebrasce v Kan
sasu vcera a dnes zasahl az do
iihovychodni casti Missouri.
Vlaky byly zdrzeny, spojenf
telegrafni a telefonni namnoze
preruseno a cesty staly sc ne
schndnymi. V Kansasu napadlo
Cd patnacti do osmnacti palcu
snehu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
TUREckY MINIsTR "a
VRAzDEN.

CAfihrad, II. bfezna. -
Tewfik paSa, ministr vnitra v
nacionalistick6 svlld6, byl i.
kladn6 zavrazd6n, die zprav
zde obdrzenych 2 Angory.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
new YORK HERALD PRoDkN.

New York, II. bfezna - The New York Tribune kou-
pa New York Herald Obchod ento neensacnejs novnaT
ska transakce New Yorku deseet byl uzavfen dnes
dopoledne oznamen vecer Herald jako sapstatny list
zmzi zra Oba sy budou spojeny vychazet pode jme-
mem ew York Herald and New York Tribune, COZ pozde
bude 1lraceno ma New York Herald Tribune koup
zahrnuto tel evropske vydAnf Heradu vdavane Patti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
s377,s48.8 $40 Ma DANicn Z DocHoDo.

Washington H. brezna. - Americky lid zapati $377,-
84s840 danich duchodi do soboy 15 bfezna oteka-
ze dach 800 100000 bude obdrzeno do konce mes
Do dneka dSy do odbou pokadny zpravy vsech IS
dstrktI kde koektovany isou vntrozeske dane.
nactem dsrktu ohoskem nemz lez Cleveland. byo
brano 81 553, ,726.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-18
euvERNfR PRED TREsTnlM soupEM,

indianapolis, IT, brezna. - Warren T. McCray euver-
ner ndany dnes posaven pred tesni oresu Marion
zpronevefeni $155000 rady zemed9ske
e poprve histo satu ze jeho nevys dednk by
zlocn spachany behem sve hdy veka porota ez
vyefovaa nancnf operace guvernerovy vznes prot ne
rnu patnact zalob.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
smith is Busy Man

Albany, N. r., May 1.--Governor Smith returned to his desk at the cap itol today with the announced inten- ton of devoting his entire time until May 10. the end of the S0-day bill period, to act on 200 bills remaining from the zoo sent him by the legisla- ture in the final days of the recent session.
 Unless he can clear up the legisla- tive aftermath of bills by May 10, he does not believe he will be able to go to French lick Springs, Ind, as he had planned.
 "I can't sec my way clear 10 take such long trip" he declared. But must go somewhere after the S0-day period for at least a weeks rest"
 Politics. and national affairs in par ticular, will be forgotten by the goy- ernor until after his vacation, he said.
 The governor asserted he did not expect Franklin D. Roosevelt, who has been named manager of his presi- dential campaign. or any other person connected with the national political situation, to be here for conferences until the middle of sMay.
 T want 10 forget Albany and poll tics after these bills are out of the way" he emphasized. "and when go on that little trip. want to think only of how to hit the ball" The reference was to one fl his favorite pastimcs-- golf.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
ENGLAND'S NEW PLAN
Wants to Take Dawes Plan From Preparations Commission and Deal Directly With Germany.

By The Associated Press.
 London, May i.--When Prime Min ister Macdonald meets Premier Theunis and Paul Hymons of Belgium at Chequers Court tomorrow. the Bel gian emissaries will be told that Great Britain desires to put the Dawes plan into effect by taking 1t out Of the hands Of the repTation commission and dealing directly with Germany in a new international conference.
 In his conference, according 10 the British view the allied powers will meet Germany. not as victors over the vanquished. but as hardheaded busi- ness men trying to settle the gigantic reparations debt by business instead of political methods.
 While this plan has not been offi- cially announced it is understood that Great Britain is anxious 10 revert to the policy which was interrupted when Premier Poincare ordered occupation of the Ruhr. and Mr. Macdonald is expected to take this first opportunity of outlining the British desires.
 So far as is known here there are TO indications that France shares inc British desire for a new conference with the Germans, N. Poincare being understood to favor turning the ex- ports plan over 10 the reparaiion commission for application in its en- tireiy.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
SMASHING VICTIM DIES
Merideu Man. knifed fin Fight Over His Daughter, Passes Away Al Hos- pital-Cut on Feb. 2a.

Meriden, May 1.--Georee Macri. %, of this city, died at the Meriden hos pital this morning from stabbed wounds alleged 10 have been inflicted by Rocco L PappalTo. ss. Also Of this city on the night of February 2s last The men auarrelled on Woodland street. Pappallo claiming afterward that the fight was due to Macri's al- legged betrayal of his 14 year old daughter. Josephine Pappallo, and Macri was found lying unconscious at the roadside. Pappallo was arrested next day and confessed the knifing, the police say. His daughter was committed to a state home and the coroner, after talking with Macri at the hospital, caused the arrest Of George Larose also of this city, on a charge of abuse of minor female. He is held in si.000 bonds. Macri leaves his wife and eight children. An au- topsy probably will be held by the coroner to whom it has been reported by the doctors that Macri's lung was twice punctured. At present the local court holds Pappallo on charge Of assault with intent 10 commit murder.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
Mrs. Coolidge FondIes
 May Day Basket Carrier

Washington, May 1.-The old GUS tom Of hanging May baskets in the early morning on May day was reviy- three small children hung a basket for Mrs. Coolidge on the north door of the executive mansion. The children had fixed the basket to the door and were running down the steps of the portico when Mrs. Coolidge saw them. called them back to thank them for their greetings. The youngest Of the three, a boy. was taken up by Mrs. Coolidge in her arms and kissed with the reminder that "I once had little boy like you"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
SS5-SS7 PLACED IN CITY
 SINKING FUNDS IN 1928
Report of Finance and Taxation Sub mitted Today shows Healthy Con-
 dition of Accounts.

The city's sinking funds were in creased by sS5.ss7.16 during the fiscal year ending March S1. report pre- sented by Chairman Edward +. Hall O. the board of finance and taxation to City Clerk A. l.. Thompson today indicates.
 Clerk A. l.. Thompson today indicates
 The increase was brought about through appropriations. withdrawals from income and interest earned dur ing the year.
 In the water department fund s25,- 900 was taken from revenue increas- ing the fund 10 s2S4,1o6.47: in the sewer fund, si5,000 was added by ap- propriation, making the new amount s25l,6i5.0t; in the street account. s5,- 000 was added, making the fund ss2,- 761.22; in the school account, sa,000 was added, making the fund se2,76i.- 22: in the municipal building account, ss,000 was added, making the fund SgS,44l.9i.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
East Haven Carpenter
 Worked Sunday, Fined S10

East Haven MayH1-Because neigh- bors complained at the rat-a-tat of shingling hammer yielded by Guisep- pc Canniyacuolo a local contractor, he faced the local court on a charge of doing work on Sunday which was not required by necessity or mercy and Justice Germonde last night fined him s1O and costs. Hugh Farrell. the local chief of police said he arrested Cannivacuolo at a new house on Tay- Tor avenue and found a hammer. saw and level on a scaffolding. Neighbors had complained of the noise. he said and he had previously warned the man. The justice remitted the fine on the promise of the accused to do no more Sunday work in future and he paid costs in the case.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
NO TRACE OF BERGDOLL
Famous Draft Dodgcr Not Found on Liner Columbus, as Reported He Would Be-Capt. kocnig Arrives.

New York, May 1.--An all-night search of the new German liner Co., lumbus which docked in Brooklyn last night after her maiden voyage from between Bremen failed tp dis close Grover Cleveland Bcrgdoll. draft dodger, who was reported to have slipped aboard the vessel at the German port to return to the United States and surrender 10 federal au- thorities.
 Army officers and member of the courts martial who sat at the trials of Bergdoll and his brother Erwin, stood at the gang plank at the Brooklyn pier this forenoon scru- tinizing passengers and crew as they disembarked.
 Captain Paul Koenig. commander of the submarine Deutschland which made two trips 70 the United States during the war. was among the pas sengers. His wife accompanied him. He jokingly remarked that subma- rines might be used by rum runners. were navigation in coastal waters not so hazardous.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
TRAGEDY OF THE SEA
 IN WIRELESS MESSAGE
New London Gets Radio Asking For Doctor, Then Silence-victim
 Believed Dead

New London, May 1.--Frantic radio calls for a doctor were received here at 1 a. m. today from the British steamship Newton Bay, said to be member of the rum fleet between Block Island and Montauk Point. Her location was given as AIS north lati- tude, THO west longitude.
 Several messages said that a man on board had sustained fractured skull. Medical advice was relayed by the Broad street hospital. New York city. through the Independent Wire less Telegraph Co. of this city, but the ship replied that doctor and not ad- vice was needed.
 No vessel with a physician aboard was near and the quiet that resulted after two hours of urgent appeal for aid. gave rise to the belief on shore that the victim had died, No clue as to the identity of the sufferer, or the manner in which he was injured Sas given.
 The Newton Bay which was com pelled to leave her anchorage off Montauk Point and make for Tar mouth, N. S., for supplies left the lat- ter port Monday with what was re- ported to be 13,0oo cases of whiskey aboard to resume her position in rum row,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
FEAR FOR SAFETY OF
 MAJ. MARTIN IN STORM
Nothing Heard of Him Since He Started in
 Terrific Blow

By The Associated Press.
 False Pass, Unimak Island, April Sp,--tBy sNirsess to the Associated Press by Dremerton, Wash,)--Fears are expressed here for the safety of Major Frederick l.. Martin, command ing United states army squadron oncircling the globe who left Chignik, Alaska, at 11:10 for Dutch Harbor. Unalaska, and who has not reported passing any point up to 6 o'clock to- night.
 Residents at the small canrery sta- ton here, located on the southeastern point of uniak island, near lkaton Bay. have just passed through the worst five days ever known for this period of the year.
 The north Pacific ocean has been dashed by terrific gales, the wind fre- quenty reaching velocity of 100 miles an hour. The air at the wireless station has been filled all day with snow blown from the mountainsides and ncighboring peaks.
 Even the sea guils making their nome here did not try to fly today. seeking sheltered hooks and staying out of the cold wind. The tempera- ture has ranged from 60 to 2i degrees above zero during the storm.
 If Major Martin succeeded in reash- ing Dutch Harbor today he will be fully qualified for any bad weather that might arise later, according to the opinion expressed by local sour coughs.
 The residents all believed that a mistake was made attempting the 100 miles from Chinik to Dutch Harbor during the gale.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
SUIT OYER REALTY DEAL
Oscar Lipke Brings Actip Against
 Joseph and Ethei Hooper To Re- cover si.Iio and Accrued Interest.

Joseph and Ethel Hooper have been named defendants in suit brought by Oscar Lipke who seeks sz.000 damages. The complainant, who brought the action through the office of Attorney Morris T. Sake. alleges that he bought piece of property on Fairview terrace, from the defendants in March, 1921, which was represent cd to be free of encumbrances, except ing a mortgage of s3.000. After the purchase of the property. t was dis covered that there was a second mots- gage of s1.44o. dated February 2. 1921. on the property.
 Lipke seeks tO recover the s1,4f0 and interest since the time he pur- chased the property. The action Is Isturnable in superior court, June 3.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
PUBLIC ADJUSTMENTS
 BOARD REAPPOINTED
Dr. F. T. Eromen and !. !. Erwin Expected to Go Back on Health
 Commission.

Harry c Jackson. Miss Mary A. Campbell. Bernard G. kranowltz and James ]. Naughton were reappointed to the public amussmonts commits sion by Mayor A. SA. Psouessa today. Afr. Jackson has been the chairman and Miss cnupbeii the secretary af this commission for several yearf. and f is expected that at the organi- zation meeting to be held shortly they Will be asked to fill those offices again
 The appointment of Dr. Ernest r. fromen and John !. Erwin to the beard Of health are expected 10 be made tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
Big Dan Ahearn, Hartford
 Policeman, to Be Retired

Hartford. May i.-Poiice Sergeant Daniel F. tBig Danl Ahearn Is refir- ing from active duty on the Hartford police force and Nill Dc placed on the pension list lH health Is given as the reasor for the retirement of ~iha tallast police officer in Inc world Sergeant Ahearn IS siv feet 7iz inci1rs in height The giant officer has par ticipafed in many important arrt<is
 including the catching Of a murder car five years ago after the nishs watchman at inc Cheney silk niiiis in South Manchester had been kiilcd-
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
5000 IRON WORKERS STRIKE
Demand Closed Shop In New York But Open Shop Men Say Nothing Doing.

New York, May 1.--More than 5000 ironworkers went out on strike today, demanding closed shop and wage of SIP for an eight hour day instead of si0.5O.
 Charles Murphy. business agent of the Manhattan local of the 1nterna- tional Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers, said all union construction in Manhattan, Brooklyn and northern New Jersey was stopped.
 The strike. marred what was ex- pccted to be a May Day of complete industrial peace. Regardless of the comparative quiet. the police took the usual precautions. Extra guards were detailed to public buildings and churches.
 Walter Drew. counsel of the Iron league, an open shop employers or- ganization which has not recognized the union since 1905. said that under no circumstances would employers recognize the demand for a closed shop.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
Driver of Bandit Car
 Identified by Banker

New Haven. May 1.--Joseph Dest zs, was identified today as the driver Of the automobile used by two men who held up Paul Russo and Michael Russo his son. private bankers, on Monday and secured $500. Both the victims say that Dess was the man at the wheel. Raymond Hill and Aniel- To Gambardellas also detained by the police have not tJeen identified but the police are holding them for a further otfizzing. The three men were held for a hearing week hence when presented in court.