davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1924-08-28

- You have admitted that man and as diff
ferent the and moonhat their place and purpose in
life are not at all alike Woman especially constructed for
and adapted to the purpose of N being lovely and beautiful
thus enabling her to 0 become the DESIRE the Joy and the
helpmate of man, ) by whom she shall maintain her home
bear nourish and instruct children during her whole
Lifetime she accomplishes nothing else she will have lived
an ideal and useful life and will have fulfilled her main and
sole purpose earth
rugged and strong Therefore is his lot to care
FOR and protect the woman, and to desire and demand
obedience from her. Why should object submitting
to one who loves her. chshes her and holds her webeng
above everything elsef Why should try to initiate
man in his clothes and habits Why cannot she be happy
and contented her place. the homei Why She not salts
fed to let man. who made the government run it, Why
does woman object to being womanY"
one doeSn OBJECT to being woman, Pal SHE OBJECTS
TO BEING BALKED IN HER JOB OF BEING A WOMAN
AND DENIED THE RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
WHICH ARE HER INHERITANCE AS WOMAN
I'll start at the first of your letter and 90 down the line
OF your questions don't know what l. G. has admitted to
you concerning the status of and but evidently
her admits aren't mine. Men and women AREN'T Esdif-
by I1ns
The Washington times., 1924-08-28

TO be beloved is above all bargains
Nothing is more simple than greatness indeed to be
simple is to be great
Youth goes. childhood need never be lost
The Washington times., 1924-08-28

ferent as the sun and moon. " They're as alike
as two hands on one body. Which is exactly
what they were intended to be-two hands on
the great body of Life, both equally response
BILE, both equally valuable. Woman was NOT
made to ensnare man by her loneliness that
she might bear his children, keep his house
and get her board bill paid by him. She
wasn't made for man at ALL She was made
for Life-and for herself. She needs man in
order to consummate her service, just as he
needs her to consummate his service She
needs him also for the joy of his companion
ship, for the warmth Of his love, for the care
he gives her, just as he needs her for her
companionship and love and the care she
gives him. But her need Of him was never in
tended by Nature to be any greater than his
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
WORDS FROM THE LIPS OF WISE MEN

The eye that all things else sees not itself.
Resolve to be myself and know that he
Who finds himself loses his misery.
Seshness is the greatest curse Of the human race,
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
TEN, WORLD! s7s='=s ss By ELSIE ROBINSON

MKISS l. g., of Minneapolis, has friend
nv who is in prison He has been in
AVA prison two years. That may not
seem very long to folks in the busy sunshine,
but it's an eternity in that darkened place
where we keep our living dead. During those
two years I. g. s friend seems to have lost all
touch with our rapidly changing world
When /. G. writes to him he puzzles over some
Of her most careless terms. For instance
that expression equality between men and
women. F" "What do you mean by itH" he
asks and I. G. wants me to answer him.
A good many men on the sunny side of the
bars are asking the same thing and using al
most the same terms as L g. friend uses.
So I'm going to make my answer wide and
noisy Here s part of his letter:
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20
PROMINENT ANCHORAGE
 CITIZEN VISITS SEWARD

A. J. Hewitt, who is in charge of the Lathrop interests at Anchorage, arrived on last nights train, returning to Anchorage on today's freight. MT. Hewitt has charge of the Empress theatre, the Moving Picture Corp, the Healy mines, and the Lathrop apart ments. He was formerly connected with the accounting department on the Alaska Railroad, and is very eff ficient man.
 MT. Hewitt reports business good in Anchorage with the holiday stocks be- ing well advertised ill various ways lie declares Seward looks good to him and compliments the chamber of com- merce for the large turn out at meet ings. The success of the organization, he says, is inevitable. Mir. Hewitt has many bouquets for Seward and is counted as a man who does things.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

In refutation of the statement sev- eral days ago that freight destined to Anchorage was held several days in Seward, Agent Sweek declares that Anchorage freight from the Ad- miral Watson will arrive there to- day, a great many hours ahead Of the boat
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

w. D. Coppernoll, we'll known Se- ward attorney, is in Seldovia this week on legal business connected with the case of Joe Conseil, recent ly convicted of the dry law.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

The committee on the Jesse Lee Homesite took Rev. R. V. B. Dunlap out to look over number of new sites tvday. The chamber of commerce is going after this proposition as it means lot to Seward in case the home is removed here.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

Eaton Crane & Pike Stationery, at Schallerer's Alaska Shop. If. Rev. R. V. B. Dunlap sailed on the Admiral Watson for Seldovia in the interests of his church.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

A number of employees of the San Juan Fishing and Packing Co.,, of Sew ard will leave on one of the next boats for Seattle. AS halibut fishing has closed until February they will not re- turn until the season opens.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

An Eskimo family came in on the Admiral Watson from Juneau where the board of education steamer Boxer left them on it's way from Nome. They will leave for Cantwell where they will be engaged in the reindeer industry.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

Milo Rognovitch, of Mile 52, will leave on one of the next boats for his home in Serbia. He is not certain whether he will return to Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

Mrs. Ned Bishop, wife of the well known contractor at Mile 29, is mo- ther of ten pound boy, born few days ago at the Anchorage hospital.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

J. Tritt, travelling salesman for 4. " Love, arrived on the Watson and
 left on todays train for Anchorage.
 He will return on Saturdays train.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

Jack Kline, auditor for the Ad- miral Steamship Co.,, arrived on the Watson, leaving for Anchorage on to- days train.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

Word was received here last night that John Colberg, former Seward ite who was seriously injured at Sel- dovia recently by being caught in winch, is getting along fine at the Anchorage hospital He had one of his legs amputated.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

F. w. Barnett, of Anchorage pres ident of the Alaska Hills Mining com pany of Nuka Bay, arrived on last nights train and will leave on the May for the property.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

Mrs. Bert Denny who lost the dia mond out of her ring several months ago found it yesterday in her coal bin.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

CAN USE A FEW MORE GUS TONERS AT THE D. k BARBER SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

D. J. Fisher, who has been in the hospital at Anchorage for eye treat ment, returned on last nights train.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

Seattle Brick Ice Cream, at the AL aska Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

Ladies' ana Gents Alfalfa Harvest ing-O. K. Barber Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

Are you a subscriber to the Daily Gateway? If not why not
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

Remington Portable Typewriters at Schallerer's Alaska Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

Brunswick Portable Monographs, and Records, Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-20

Monarch MaIlable Ranges at Graefs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
.kRvAvE VYTRzNOSTI VE FALCku.
PET sEPARATIsTlckfCh vtDco "a
vRAzDEn0, mn0nO PORAuEu0 !.
ODvETNE KROKY PODNIKNUTY PRoTI
OBYVATELSTVU MESTA SPEYER.

Berlin, TO- edna. - Francouzske lrady separatste
Facku zahaji drascke odvetne kroky proh nemeckemn
obyvatelstvu zavazdenf pe odepneckych vddcd
ran9n nekoika nych mest4 Speyer
Obet byly zastreeny, kdyz pojiday veteri jedn6
Poucnf boje mez odsepenc obtany pfedchazey hromad
nou vrazdu rozvly kdyz odsepenc dosechnuv
Sc smrti svych vldci jail vyklize ulce poocf ruc
mic bajone1 Pr techo poucnch bojich bylo dalsich
pet osob zabito mnoho poran6no
odvetu vrazdy. sedm nejpfednejsch obcani Spe
yeskych bylo zaceno jako rukojmi cele rad6 domd
konany prohdky imz podroben cesujici automobilech
zavedena nejprlsn9j jsi kontroa pravodnich listd
Situace jest tax vazna, ze nemecky kabinet odoz vse
chny otazky dnes ably mohl studova bedve zpravy d9
Ste vytrzno Zde prav neni dosud jsto. vrazi
sepencdm neb odstepenci am rozmr2en platem ejz do
stava Vseobecne ysak doznav ze zoen b vysledkem
vzmahajiciho Sc zoufalstvi mezi lidem.
Parfz, 10. ledna SHINES, nejvas nemecky industrial
magnat promOuva otaZce reparaci Zastupcem Jour
nal Des Debates zvlastnm zreteem stanovsko Spo
jenych StAth
"Jsem presvedcen" pravl Snnes "ze Americana ne
poskytnou nam penze, abychom je rozpva valcenim
sebou avsak rovn6z em presvedcen lie az France Ne
mecko dospeji dohodnu penize pfjdou podminek ez
mas pfekvap Penze tam cekaj tobre ltelne zuztko
van Mil syn jest nynf Americe doaenae
stuac."
Dorozum6ni mezi ruhrskym primysniky a mezispoje-
neckou konron missi poukaza Stnnes byo prvnfm kro
KEN reparacnimu urovnani avsak melo to 1enek ze
ruhrske prdmysnky uvrzeno bremeno dluhd Nemecka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
BERN PREDLOHA Y POPRED[.
BuDE PoDkNA We sNfMovNE Po-
SLAnEckE II. uN0RA.
JEST PoCHYBNo, zDALI vUBEC DoJDE
MA VOJENSKY BONUS.

Washington, 10 ledna. - Republican, We snemovn6 po
saneck6 konerenci dnes nadi svemu vyboru
cesty prosfedky aby repooval bern pfedohu pred tim
nez podnkne akeko kroky vec dodatecn6 odmeny pre-
vojaky slouzfci We svetove valce.
Die nstrukci konference vybor bude reportova bern
pfedlohu obsahujc zmeny dancinh azbach akoz spray
nj dodatky H. pax teprve rozhone zda pfloha
zajmu voenskeho bonusu m6la by byt odporucena.
Kongresnfk Fish New Yorku, enz slouzl valce po
kus pfimeh konferenc, ably narfdla vyboru cesy
prosfedky repotovati peohu % dnora
navrh teno by zamtnut 100 pro 81 hasdm Jna resolu
kongresnfka Farchlda New Yorku zadac bay bonu-
soYa pfedloha byla reportovdna nejdve mozno byl
porazena 100 prot 81 hlasnm
Kongresnik Longworth vddce repubikanske vetsiny
snemovne podal navrh sby bernf predoha pfsa prvn
fadu, COZ bylo pfijato aklamacne
Dive hodiny osre debaty niz otazky revise dani
enskeho bonsu ddkladne probrny pedchazey toto hla
sovanf Dnes zaroven podsate schvalen by vyborem
cesty prostfedky odavec berni pfedoze
odvolac rady COZ Jest ednim nedGeztech navrhG Mel
lonovych Mmo vybor pfznve odporuci sveho
pfedsedy Greena kterou navrhue savni doaek jenz
by ucin konec vydavan dane prostych dluhopish.
Roztrzka mezi sekretafem pokladny Melonem n6kte
m repubkany kongresu byla dale rozsena exsenatoren
Couzensem Michganu kongresnfkem Frearem Wiscon
snu uvefejnenm dopsd kter6 zasa sekretaf Melonov
ncaz osfe ej krsujf odporucen pfitom
n&ho benfho zakona Senator Couzens pravi arguments
Mellonovy mz odGvodhue sv6 odporucen snfzeni
taxy json vem slabe Nedokaza pry snzen suraxy
maximum 25 procent zvyslo by dnchody tohoto
Zdroje anz poda dGkazy ze by to zvylo ndusrani
most Couzens dale uvad ze neze znamenati zadneho
chabnuti ndustriani cnnost promne dobe anz nakeho
nedostatku kaptalu legitimnf podnikan.
Couzens uv6domuje Mellona, ze posila jest6 eden
dops obvhue e rozsifen spousty faesnych inormac
o bernfch otazkach
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
METHODIST KOUPILl so
CHU OPlLCE.

Chicago, 10. ledna. - Bron
zova socha La Paye" (Vy-
platni den), dilo francouzske-
no sochare Jacopina, byla kou
pena radou stridmosti, prohi-
bice a verejnych mrav1 metho
disticke episkopalni cirkve. So
cha predstavuje opileho muze
leziciho We strouze rozbitou
lahvi cd whisky v ruce. Vedle
n6ho jest prazdna vyplatni O.
balka. Mad MIN, Sc zoufalym
vyrazem v obliceji, stojf jeho
zena, drzic male ditko v nAru-
ci vedle nj dv9 jine d9t. Je
to jedine um6lecke dflo, jez
kdykoli bylo inspirov4no pro-
hibicnim hnutim, pravf cirkev
nj lrednici. Socha umist9na
bude v chodb9 move Methods
ticke budovy va Washington9,
ktera bude dedikov&na 16. le-
dna. Ma byti symbolem boje,
jejz methodisticka cfrkev We
dla proti pozivanf lihovin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
ZAHUBA ITALSKEHO
PARNfKU.

Brest, Francie, 10. ledna.-
Italsky parnik Tasmania ztro-
skotal se "a hrozn& boure ma
francouzskem pobfezf. Jeden
z jeho malych clunh 8 n9koli-
ka cleny muzstva byl spatren
jistym parnfkem a plavci "a
chraneni, avsak druhy clun, v
nemz byl kapitan a ostatnf Gle
move muzstva, zanesen byl ma
Sire more. Tasmania Jest par
mix o 2,496 tunach snosnosti.
zadne zpravy nedosly 0 bri-
tick&m parnfku City Of Dur
ham, jenz byl vyslal sign&ly
svrchovaneho nebezpetf q je-
lmuz ku pomoci .vypravil sc vie
|cnt parnf6ek Puissant
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
VENIZELOS UKLIDNIL
MONARCHISTY.


Atheny, 10. ledna. - Mon
archiste vzdali Sc pozadavku
o povolanf zp6t krale Jiffho,
COZ kladli jako podmfnku dal
siho vyjednavanf Venizelem
kdyz byl Jim tyz pfislfbil, ze
konano bude poctive referen-
dunn o otazce, zda narod preje
81 monarchii neb republiku.
Ornament v tom smyslu ucine-
no bylo dnes po porade Veni-
zelove s vidci monarchistd.
Jest to povazovano "a nejdi-
lezit9jM vftezstvf Venizelovo
Cd jeho navratu a pessimis-
mus rozsffivM se v. poslednf do
BIZ n&sledken toho mizf.
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DvANAcT zBuJNiKt ,uvEzNEN0.
PO OSTATNfCH DALE Sc PATRA We FLO
yRIDSKYCH MOCALECH

West Palm Beach, Fla.,, 10.
ledna. - Dvanact muzd a zen
domn9lych clenI a pratel Ash
ley-Mobleyovy tlupy banditI
a dive deti, jest zde v6zn6no
dnes jako vysledek najezdu,
podniknuteho ma tabor roty
hluboko v mocalech ma sever
Cd tohoto mesta. Pc tech, kteri
uprchli, dale jest patrano.
TIL muzi, mezi mimi Albert
Miller, 2Olety, o nemz ma Sc
"a to, ze zabil pffrucfho seri-
IA Bakera a dive zeny byh do
padeni dnes.
Miller byl .zatcen bez vseli-
keho zapasu. Utrp9l totiz dive
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
P0vsTALcl DoclLIlI dsPEcAu.
DOBYLI DULEzITE DOLOVNt MESTO
PACHUCA We STATE HIDALGO.

M9sto Mexika, 10. ledna Dobyti dnes rano Pa
chucy hlavnho m9sa ned1ezitejsiho doovniho m6sta
bzkem state Hdago povstaeckym vojskem pod genera
ly Cavazosem, Foresem Viegaem bylo potvrzeno dnes
poledne ministerstvem valky.
Phi ucin9n tohoto oznameni zaroveh vyjadfena pevna
nad9e re m6sto ktere jest So mil odud vzdaeno bu
de nedrfve opanovano open6 federalnm voske, jez
byo seseno novymi sbory
Po nedavne porazce povstalcd pod gen. Cavazosem v
Actopanu federaln vojsko bylo vypraveno Hidalga
frony Vera Cruzi Pueblo Pachuca znsaa tem9r bez
posadky Tmto dana rebeldm prieztost zmocn mesta
beze vSeho die sd6eni ministestva valky
Tampco, Mex, TO- ledna. - Oddly pod veenim gene
rad Topeta Alamzana dnes zahajy svdj posup Vera
Cruz proti rebedm Jest mich ez pluk farmard delnkh
pod veenim gen. Jary Otekava ze federani vosxo
jde styk povstac meziocenske drAze Jalape
Mexicke draze Esperanze
Tampicu shromazd6ni byli namofnici nichz utvofe
posadky d3love lodi jakoz lodi pobrezn stra
ze ktere budou spoup1sobi dtoku prot povsalc1m
Vera Cruz Fotlla jest pod veenm kontreadmrala
RObeda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
ITALlE Sc KLoNf K ANcLIl

Rim, 10. ledna. = Jednim z
prvnfch nasledkI franko-Ges-
ke alliance a francouzske po-
litiky We Strednf Evrop4 a ma
Balkan6 jest nahla zm9na we
vztazfch mezi Italn a Anglii.
Tradicionelni Electromagnetic
pratelstvi, jez zistalo neo-
chvejnym Cd spojenf Italie, by
10 vazn9 ohrozeno v pribehu
italsko feck6 krise. Vzdor Mus
soliniho vici Svazu narodd u
cinil jej znacn9 nepopularnfm
v anglickych o6ich. Avsak n.y.
nj Ease nastal vazny obrat.
1tafie, znepokojena rostoucim
vlivem Francie v Europe, wy
hledava move sblizenf s Anglif
a usiluje o t9snejsf dorozum9-
nj We vsech politicktch otaz-
kach. Jedna sc predevsfm o u
pravenf hranic Egypta ma stra
ne ke Cyrenaice a o odstoupe-
nj Jubalandu 1talii. Ocekava
Sc, ze vyjednAvanf v tom sm6-
ru povede zahy k uspokojive-
mu vysledku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
BlTEvNlcE vRAzILA DO P0N0RkY.
CTYRICET TRI BRITICTt NAMoRNfCI IA.
HYNULI PfI NESTESTf.

Weymouth, Angie, 10 edna. - Britcka ponorka L-24
bya posana dnes mofske bitevnf lodi Resolution
nz srazia Nes9sti udalo proti Porandu bylo
dobne udavsimu pred dv9ma roxy kdy ponorka
KS byla potopena. Pokud znamo vchni LIZA, poctu
49, zahynui.
Podrobnos jsou dosud spore ncmene vsak zda sc, Re
atlanticka fotila odjizdea Weymouthu rdznych skup
nach nchz bylo nekoik ponoek, arn pavbu kdyz
huste mhy Resolution vraza do L-24.
Jina zprava sd9uje, srazka udala kdyz spoecny
1tok flolly by provad9n ponorkami Portlandu Ports
mouth Plymouthu L24 niz byo ctrnact nabych min,
klesa okamz9 ackoli ihned patranf osudnem ms9
h6jeno, nanslezeno x6dnk sopy po neSt'astn6 lodi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
MOFFETT POVEDE POLAR.
Nj LET.

Washington, 10. ledna. -
Kontreadmiral William A.
Moffett, sef vzduchoplavecke-
no odboru, bude ffditi let k Sc
vernfmu p6lu, planovany pro
pristf leto, oznamil dnes sekre
tar nanlofnictva DENLY. Vsech
ny aeroplany, lodi personal
1castneny ma tomto sm6lem
podniku, budou pod jeho ve-
lenim q on sam rozhodne, bu-
deli ma fiditeln6 vzducholodi
|Shenandoah.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
BLIZZARD " NEBRAScE.

)rych pfatel pO $4,000.
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PkfPAD WALTONoV PRED
. NEJvYssfM SOUDEM.

Washington, 10. ledna. -
Ceneralni navladni Oklahomy
"a 1fednfci statnfho snemu, kite
n vedli obzalovaci process 8
guy. j. G.. Waltonem, podali
dnes nejvyssimu soudu sve ma
milky proti zadosti dfivejsiho
guvernera o podrobeni revise
f{zeni, jimz byl' zbaven lradu.
v namitkach klade Sc hlavne
ddraz ma to, ze Walton neha-
jill Sc proti obvin9nin vznese-
nym ma neho anizf cinil naro.
ky, ze byl krive usv9dcen. Je.
dine snazil Sc dokazovati, ze
nektef'i senatori nebyli zpdso.
bilf, aby zasedali jako soudco.
We v procesu s MIN. Vzhledem
k tomu pravi Sc namitkach
dnes nejvyssfmu soudu pred.
lozenych, ze jedine senat byl
kompetentnim rozhodovati Q
zpisobilosti svych cleni.
kdyby on9ch % sen&tori, pro
ii nimz Walton podal protest,
nepodilelo sc ma fizenf, pouka
zuje Sc dale, vysledek byl by
byval stejny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11

Pr. w. G.. Mahone-ova, 81.
leta. z Atlanta, Ca, jez one
mocn6la, kdyz bylo il sd6leno,
re jest dedickou tretiny $1O,-
100000 pozistalosti po jistem
pfibuznem. Pr. Mahone-ova,
jez lila We stfsn9nych pom6-
rech cely svdj zivot, postavi 81
dcmov We Floride, posle vse-
chny sve vnuky do vysok5ch
skol a rozda 20 ze svych do
brych piatel po $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11

t6zke rany "a vcerejsiho bo.
je, kdy jeho leve ram6 roztris-
teno bylo kuli, kdezto jina
projela mu pravou kycli. Pres
toto sve zraneni uSel dvanact
mil dzungli, nez byl dopaden
blize domova A. D. Blanchar-
da, deset mil ma zapad cd Ju.
piter. Automobil couval do lie.
sa, kdyz Sc objevili serifovi
zfizenci. Miller vystoupil z ne
no a potacel sc do blizke kill.
ny, kde zrizenci jej zatkli.
| Jezto Blanchard poskytl po.
moe Millerovi a patrn9 chystal
Sc propdjciti mu svdj automo.
bill, byl rovn6z zatcen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
PET clENo RODlNY "a.
HYNULO.

New York, 10. ledna. -
Dive zeny a til deti, vsichni Gle
move jedne rodiny, zahynuli
pfi pozaru, jenz poskodil tri
brooklynske cinzaky vcera cd
poledne. Mrtvi jsou: Pi. Mary
Esler, 48leta; jeji p9tilety no
Six Steve; jeff snacha, Mary,
28leta a dive vnoucata, Harold,
8lett a Catherine, 12 leta, de-
tt Mary q George Dalsrovtch.
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VICE NAROZENf We
FRANClI.

Pafiz, 10. ledna. - DIE t.
redni statistiky "a prvnich de-
vet mesicd 1923 v devadesati
departmentech .bylo 584,458
narozenf v onom obdobf proti
506,007 1mrtim, Gill o 78,451
vice narozeni nez dmrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
NEMECKA POSLANKYNE
v SENATE.

Washington. 10. ledna. -
Pr. Adele Schreiberova, SO la
listicka poslankyn6 v n9mec-
KEN ffsskem sn6mu, byla pred
stavena v6era tlen1m senatu
Spojentch StAtt q proslovila
kr&tkou Fec O hospod &fslkych
posn6rech v Neme63Eu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11

Omaha, 10. ledna. - Biz.
zard radil dnes po cele Nebras
ce, nasledovany pozd6ji des-
tenn. Doprava zelezniGni jako5
ma poulicnfch drahach We me-
stech jsou ochromeny a spoje.
nj telegraph a telefonn{ sko.
70 1plne zniceno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07

Two bridge bond issues both OF
vital Importance 20 seatuc's orderly
u,sawth and prosperity: n proposition
10 issue $500, 600 IN Port Of Seattle
bonds 20 pay for the skinner 3 Eddy
site. election Of mayer and four
oouncllmen. a corporation counsel
and two school directors. are lust a
few OF the more important issuea up
10 Seattle and King county electors
next Tuesday.
In addition there Will be the pro-
posal 70 issue $4,000 for oonstrue'
ton Of civic auditorium in Seattle,
and several proposals 70 dispose OF
school property by the school board.
and two minor charter amendments.
outside tho city. "a incorporated
towns and cities win hold elections.
The charter amendments II passed
WIN authorize the chief deputy city
comptroller and assistant city treas
urer TO act with all powers In tho
event OF the absence or disability OF
their chiefs.
Tho three propositions provide FOR
issuance OF sI.soo.ooo in West spc'
kane 81 bridge bonds. tho Issuance
Of general bonds for the Montlake-
stadium bridge and the Issuance OF
$3.50 900 in bonds for construction OF
the municipal auditorium.
Next on the voting machine comes
che proposition TO issue the 100000
in bonds to pay for the purchase OF
the skinner s Eddy site.
The school board Is asking author
It's TO sell eight pieces Of property
IN various parts o. the city that are
unsulted for school purposes
In the selection OF city officers. tbs
voters win choose between Alfred III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
PASS ON BRIDGE
AND PORT BONDS
George Lamping Unopposed for Port
Commissioners; Kennedy Alone on
Ticket for Corporation Counsel

Iundln and Mayor u. ]. Brown for
mayor. They will elect three three.
year term councllmcn, from the fol-
lowing candidates, John z. Carroll.
Ralph u. Nichols. William Hickman
Moore. Elmer +. Conner A. Lou
Cohen and u. +. Shields, They Will
elect ono two-year councilman. max
ing a selection between William T,
Campbell and Crawford T.. White.
They have no choice Ia the matter
OF a port commissioner. George u.
I.amplng. president OF tho present
commission being the only candidate.
Tho voters will have no choice In
tho selection OF a corporation counsel.
tho incumbent. 7. J. l.. Kennedy,
being tho only candidate.
In tho school beard election two
men win be elected 20 three.year
terms from the following six; Aug
ust Tocllner. John u. Shorret,. I'd.
ward Lincoln Smith. T. shorroek.
James NJ. Ballard and Frederick L,
CORN.
Auburn. In addition 20 olecting Of
fielais. will pass upon a $4,000 bond
issue for Improvement OF the eity's
waterworks system and $4,000 In
bonds for park purposes.
Renton viii pass upon a $4,000
bond issue 20 eona,rue, bridge
across Cedar river. aud will select
city officials.
Tukwila voters plan 10 bond them