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New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
UNDERGOES OPERATION
Jack Delaney Of Bridgeport, Leading Contender for Light Heavyweight Title Has Septic Poisoning,

Bridgeport, Aug. 29.~-Jack De fancy, of this city, leading contender for the light heavyweight title, was successfully operated upon in St. Vincent's hospital here yesterday for septic poisoning caused by the swelling of absCcssrs on his throat,
 The operation Wae performed by pr. l'ralick, of New York and Drs, Curran and Johnson, of Bridgeport, who reported that Delaney will he able 10 don the ring togs again late in the fall, Delaney was forced 10 cancel his championship bout with Paul Borlcnhach at the Yankee stadium on September II because of the illness.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

PaC stole. Garro flied 10 second Domain singled to short left sending Pac to third, but the next two could do nothing, The Paradise Parks cvenod those two tallies in their half. With two out 0'Brion walk cd and went to second on ballt, Mangan drove him in with triple to left. Tho latter went in as Kuas booted Souncy's groundcr.
 frbr Gporft
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
TRANSPORTING EVENTS
Elmer G. StarnCr Takes HONOrs With Score Of 9S Breaks in Field of Over 700 Entries.

Dayton, 0. Aug. s9 Pt-With high score of 9S breaks in field of moro than 100 entries. Elmer G. Starncr of Ithaca, N. Y., won the grand American trapshooting cham pionship at Vandalla yesterday. This was the first of the grand classics that Starner attended.
 J. F. Leonard, Niagara Falls, was runncr-up in a shoot-ofG with A. W. Phillips. Forest, O., and E, E. Aniels, Birmingham, Mich. The three tied with 97. The international open and doubles championship events will end the tournament today.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
HAVE LEADING HrrrERs.

The St. Louis Cardinals have three hitters among the leading five topnotchers in the National League. They are Hornshy. Bottomley and Blades. Hornshy and Bottomley are running onc-two with Blades in fifth place.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
ILLINOIS HAS STARS.

Illinois will be shy Of many of its stars of last season when the 1925 gridiron campaign gets under way. Rut it hiil still have Grange and Britton. two Of it's best bets. Ii will be their final year as members of the Urbana eleven.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
TENNIS Is UNCERTAIN

Tennis is just as uncertain a game stance, Betty Ryan was considered a great championship possibility fol- lowing her defeat of Helen Wills. But along came Kitty Mckanc with startling win over Miss Ryan, thus putting the latter out of the running,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Matnrhurx. .Snringfeld

Springfield, Aug, 29 P--The Fo- nies defeated Waterbury, $ to S, yes terday in a free hitting contest. A catch by Bosse featured,
 The score: RH,E. Waterbury ., n5o 0ol o0o--6 13 f Springfield .. 3o5 900 Oox-S i
 UIrich. Keefc, Bishop and Lory; Mayberry and Niederkorn,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Now HaNcn.Morcester

Worcester. Aug. 2a-Worcester defeated New Haven, g 10 5, in a listless game yesterday. Two home luns one by Kibbie and one by Hogan, each with a man on base in the third, gave the Panthers their margin of victory. Meyer also hit a home run. The score: R.H.E. Ncw Haven 00n o.9 1o0-5 I2 . Worcester ... oe4 ol0 1lx--9 II |
 Hyman, Loftus and Lerian; Wooch, R. Edwards and Smith.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
SENATOR'S SPURT
 10 ANOTHER GAME
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x-Rattcd for Huzuauu In eighth, a--Rnttod for lihrhardt iu seventh. 23-- Battod for Ford In nlEth

Cincinnati ........,.,.. ROO oo@ Oa0 i2 Brooklyn ......,.,,.,,.. u0o o0O 50@--
 TWo.baso hits, Eousn, Fournicr Wa1k- CT; three baso hit TicmcH; home run, Wheat; sacrifices, llokc ?; double plays, caycnry to Crtz: left on bases, Ciucu- natl ., Brooklyn I; base on balls of Crimes 2. off Ehrhardt 1, off Benton 2, off EIuhbel l. struck out, by Grimes l., hy Ehrhardt }; hits, off Grimes in 9-3 Innings, off Ehrhardt ! In 1-3 off l'ubbeu in 1-S off Brown In 1 2.3 of Benton 10 in @.&, off Brady I in 3 3 winning pitcher Benton; losing pitcher, .GrmeS; umWrce. Moran, Mclaughlin and Quiglcy; time, 1 do
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
The Standing
Games tTNlAy

Albany at Bridgeport, New Haven at Worcester, Waterbury at Springfield. Hartford at Pittsfield.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
The Standing
Games Today

Jersey City at Buftaol @. Baltimore at Syracuse. @.
 Providence at Toronto. (2). Reading at Rochester. (2).
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Cooper ,,.t..,., Q
  Total ,....,., S5- e1 10 i RnGWnA

NNAF0 l-'.,,,,,..,,,,., l0l 70. 00O-t Boston ",''....,,,,,.,,, OH OH 0Q0 -- 1
 Teo.taae hits, Ne,s. 'repau, Hrooks. 'iau'r'a@ Mann, Felix; thlee-baFc hits. "orawF, t'"opor. Gibson home run. ';om0es stolen hnsc, Manu; aorJll es. AdaH% II"Isau, double play Mchaels tr Adams to Fregau left on hasos, tnJ.aEo i Boston 6; base on balls. off Hooper f. of Cooncy 2, struck nut. by ooroy 'j lIIt hy pitcher, hy Hooper l"cIsm, by roouey tCooper), nmplrcs, hIcm and McCormch: Umo, I'.6,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Games Tomorrow

Philadelphia at Detroit. Washington at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Boston al Cleveland,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
EASTERN LEAGUE
.Atbany-Bridgeport

Bridgeport Aug, 9a Rl--Alhany defeated Bridgeport S to in a looaely-played game here yesterday afternoon. The Bears drove Shower 10 rover in the sixth and Schwcigcr, :, who replaced him, grew wild and was relieved in the Sth.
 The score: R.H F.. Albany .... 050 o1o l1o--S IS C
 Bridgeport ., uo0 iS3 O00--6 lo I
 Snover, Schwciger, Hinklo and
 Mum; Metiyier and Starr
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Games Tomorrow

Waterbury at Albany. Springfield at Hartford. Pittsfield at Bridgeport. Worcester at New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
'BQyS' LEAGUEEND
 IN TIE FOR FIRST
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euIIlL ''t.,tst.t t.'.,,-,rt Shl All hpl-- ! ! Washington .....,.,..,. S2O 4Qi iAX--lS
 rwo~hnsc hits, Kalnici, Rokowski, Pot ? kay, thodukiewlca; three base hits Wcs- oily. Plenkowslti; nacrihce hits. lnltberg, ldpman Pienkowski; bases on buls, of thodnkicwi"h 6, Eokowsli 8; struck out hy rhodukiowirz l. Curylo {, Rokowski l; stolen bases, Washington i1, Rurrit | 9; passed han, BogdHnski l, SapkowsII 4; hit by pitcher hy Curylo CRoEowskD ; wild pitch. chodukcwicz l, Bokowsld 2; umpire, Noonan; tlmo of game, goo.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York 4. St. Louis 5. Pittsburgh 10. Philadelphia g. Cincinnati 12, Brooklyn I, Chicago G. Boston 1.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
PARArlsE PARKS
DOVE CUTE

Paradise .,.,........... %02 0l2 OK 10 Hoys' club ,..,....,.... o00 oog O90- C
 TNo.hasc hit. Levine; thrpc-baso hit, ManEuu; home ruua, ErIas 2, sacriGre hit, Truhan; hasos on balls, Ray)oot 2; Srhmarr [; struck out. by BaNloch 6, Sohmarr (; stolen bases Truhan, Souucy, roehncrt, Andcrson Fac; double plays, Soun"y c. Levine, Hoehnert, unnssist ed, left on p@sas, Paradise Park 10, Boys Club j; passed ball, Garro ?; ballt, S'hmarr [ wild pitch, schmarr ,; umpire, Ross.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
The Standing
Games Today

UHfIICS TIHIHF St. Louis at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Games Tomorrow

St. Louis at New York. Cincinnati at Brooklyn,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
EASTERN LEAGUE,
Yesterdays Result.

ESlCFUHys KVSllIts Springfield s. Waterbury $ Hartford 2, Pittsticld s. Worcester g, New Haven 5. Albany s, Bridgeport 6,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Tie Standing
Games Inlay

Games Today Philadelphia al Detroit. Washington at Chicago. New York at St. Louis, Boston at Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Baseball at a Glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Nnstpr,Ia v,S RnSutta

Yesterdays Results Washington ;, Chicago 2. Detroit s. Philadelphia {, St, Louis i, New York 0, Boston 2. Cleveland i,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

tStUTUHy FHSUTN Jersey City 6. Buffalo ,, Toronto 13, Providence II. GsD :, Toronto 6, Providence 1. (2d. Reading ., Rochester 1, 0sD. Reading 7, Rochester 4, (2d). Baltimore 6, Syracuse ,.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

pastor who serves bt Naahua,
 A tablet also will he erected in memory Of he chureh'S first pas- tor, Rev, John K, Nutttng.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

The importance Of the game for the two teams cannot bc magniiipd for il means this that one or the others of two things will result from it. 1T thc Falcons win, then an other game Uil have to he played the following Sunday. If the Falcons lose, then preparations will be started immediately 10 arrange for fine series between the kensington team and the Corbin Red Sox.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
Spe a k i n g of Sports

We happened to be down in Meri- den last night and we got q new slant on the cause ol kapian's poor showing, It is said in Mcrlden, not ag an alibi for the pride of the Sil. yer City, but more as a statement of fact, that kaplan contracted malaria at Hanover Park during nis training days and he was sick with this dur Ing the bout.
 The settlers there state that the vicinity of Hanover Park is known to be malorial section and as Rap Ian Is carrying | mess of the sores usully known to come after this sickness, there is some truth in the remark,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

N, r>7cct that this gam" will equal last weeks in every respect and it will be battle well worth watching for thoso fans who plan to visit st. Mary's field 10 watch the spectacle.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

Dlnny McMahom and Scotty Mon the "Kid", are offering no alihis for their charge other than 10 say that he was off form. On the other hand, Jimmy Kelly, Hurman's manager is squawking long and loudly and we expect that he will keep on doing so.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

The Falcons have Bruno kania again in shape for tomorrow 8 game srd Tagoloski Nill he hahging 'o work if he is called upon
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

Although Manager John Tobin of tho Rcd So& has not announced his pitcher for tomorrow, those who have bren following tho team be- Hcve that tho choiC" lies between Auckland and Hyland, two portsid- CTS. with the edge resting on the former husky RuCkland has h"en the pitching ace Of the Fed SoX for the mast season and he will probably b. used in tomorrow's game.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

Both teams have been preparing for the battle all the past week. The Rcd SoX have been out in two practice sessions and have cleared ID all bad spots so that tho team should work smooth tomorrow afternoon,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-29

The fact of the matter Is, accord ing to what we have heard, that kaplan will have to adhere more strictly to the training grind than he has in the past. A man cant travel the primrose path and still re- tain championship form.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
KARTYAZNI AKAR

DR.. Laurisin, az orvos meg Eber,
a patikus. Odaszolnak a vendeg-
l6snek: s.
Kiildjon valami jo partnerf,
aki hozzank illik!
- 10. Maid idekiildom Vascsa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
NAGYszABAsU PIKNIK

A Munkas Bs. Is Onkepz6 Seer
vezet Silk, sharoni fiokja junius
2S-an, vasarnap egy minden te-
kintetben nagyszabasu nyari mu-
latsagot, pikniket rendez regi
Fabian farman. Amint ait min
denki jol tudia, a farma az Oren-
geville Roadon van. A fiok, veze-
tosege, a tagsaggal egyetemben
azon munkalkodik, hogy ez a pix
nix minden tekintetben nagysike
Ri legyen, mar most nagyban fo
lyik lsesziilodes, hogy mindenk
pompasan erezze maid magat. Ell
re a pompasnak :igerkez6 nyari
mulatsagra mar most felhivjuk !
Sharon, Farrell $ Sharpsville-i, va
lamint kornyeki magyarsag fl
gyelmet. slit : ], n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
HALsALLAL vEGZODOTT
TILTOTT MUTET.

A budapest f6kapitanysagon
nehany hettel ezel6tt megielent
Springer Erno allomvasuti mum
kas es feljelentest tett a biiniigyi
osztalyon Fejner Vilmosne, szii-
leszn6 ellen, aki szerinte tiltott mil
ltetet hajtott vegre Springer fla
tai, % ewes felesegen, aki par nap
pal kesobb vermergezes k0vetkez-
teben meghalt. A feljelentes sze-
rmt Sprlngerne nehany honap
el0tt aldott allapotba keriilt a
napokban felkereste Fejnernet, a
ki Madach utica 81. szamu haz-
ban lakik Fejnerhe vallalkozott
is ARA, hogv masfelmillio korona
elleneben tiltott miitetet hajtson
vegre Springernen. Masnap Fej-
nerne tenvleg vegre is hajtotta az
asszonyon a miitetet, amely lat
szolag jol is sikeriilt. Springerne
cltavoZott a sziileszno lakasar6l,
de masnap rosszul lett, agynak
esett es estere elvesztette eszmele-
tet. FerJe azonnal orvost hivatott,
aki vermergezest allapitott meg.
AZ orvos intezkedesere Springer
net beszallitottak a Rokus-korhaz-
ba. ahol azonban mar leggondo-
sabb apolas sem tudta megmente-
nj ct az eletnek es nehany napi
szenvedes utan meghalt. DIR. RADIO
csay Jeno rend6rkapitany a ma
pokban hallgatta ki ez igyben Fei
ner Vilmosnet, aki elmondotta,
hogy Springernes hosszabb Meig
kerte ct a miitet vegrehajtasara,
konyorgott neki, leterdelt elotte,
rimankodott neki, ugy hogy Fei-
nerne vegul is vallalkozott masfel-
millio korona elleneben a miitet
lvegrehajtasara. "A fokapitanysa-
gon Feiner Vilmosnet 6rizetbe vet
, TEX. A napokban kihallgatjak a
Madach-utca 81. szamu haz lako-
Fit es eek vallomasab6l fogja a
rendorseg nlegallapitani, hogy "a
sziileszno hivatasszeriien foglalko-
zott-e tiltott miitetek vegzesevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07

hozzon el kocsin Komadib6l. Ne.
yember lean 81 is indultak. A sar-
kadkereszturi allomason tul fej-
szeyel agyoniitotte Barna Lajost,
a hullajat az ut menten ledobta,
lnaga pedig kocsival Medgyesegy-
hazara hajtott.
Hosszas hajsza utan a csend5r-
seq elfogta cipeszmestert es a ma
pokban gyulai .torvenyszek ta-
nacsa ele Aallitottak. Csajbok a fo-
targyalason mindent beismert,
csak az elore megfontoltsagot ta-
gadta. Apatikusan svalaszolt.a hoz-
"a intezett kerdesekre. Kijelentet-
tie, nem tudja, hogyan k0vette ,el
"a gyilkossagokat, csak ARA EN-
lekszik, hogy megolte valahogyan
sBarna Lajost..
/ A tanuk ezzel szemben bizonyi-
|.tottak, hogy el6re megfontolt szan
Edekkal gyilkolt a cipesz. Kihall-
Elgattak Szilasi Antalt ,is. Szilasi a
|szemebe mondta Csajboknak a tet-
|tet, aztan hozzatette:
/. Mem tudtam, hogy meg akar
gyilkolni, inert ha tudtam volna,
t ket ilyen embert is megettem vol
na = szolt es megvetessel merte
vegig a vadlottat.
A torvenyszek, egyrendbeli
gyilkossag, egyrendbeli gyillos-
Esagi kiserlete es ketrendbeli rab-
las biintett6ben mondotta XII BIZ
nosnek Csajb6k Jozsefet es halal-
ia itelte.
| Csajb6k feltun6en nyugodtar
/ fogadta az iteletet, felebbezett &
ikegyelemert folyamodott. s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
GYUL.AN HAIsALRA.
ITELTEK EGY RAB-
L0GYILK0S CIPf:SEI

Gyularol jelentil: Csajbok J6-
zsef konadii i63 ewes cipeszmes-
ter 1923 augusztusaban Szilasi An
tad veszt6i lakost kicsalta a ha-
tarba azzal az iiriiggyel, hogy see
naja van elad6. ,Kint aztan egy al
kalnras pillanatban. Szilasit vas
.yillaval leiitotte, dr6tb6l hurkot
k6t0tt a nyakara, maid amikor AIT
hitte, hogy meghalt, behurcolta a
bokrok ala Is kpcsijat, lovat ell
rabolva, elhaitott. Kes6bb Szila.
Sit megtalai italf Is meg idejckofan
apolas ala vettek, de koponyase-
riilese koyetkezteben egyik fiil6re
megsiiketiilt.
1923. novembereben Csajb6k
felfogadta Barna Lsios zsadanyi
foldmivest, hdgy haron borjut
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07

hatnak, akiknek nincsen aut6juk.
A piknik junius 14-en, vasarnap
lesz megtartva, de ha az id6 ked-
vez5tlen lenne, ugy az el lenhe ha-
lasztva a kovetkez6 vasarnapra,
junius 21-ere.
A gyiilesen jelentette be Hor-
vath Ilonka, a Tarsaskor kontvta-
rosa egyik Iegtevekenyebb tag
ia, hogy a K6rbol kilep, mivel az
ohazaba utazik. A bejelentest a
gyiiles nagy sajnalkozassal vette
|tudomasul. A tavozohoz Macy
Gyula intezett szdp beszedet, XII
emelve erdemeit es kerte tavo-
zot, hogy a K0rt volt tagtarsa-
it tovabbra is tartsa meg jo. en-
lekezeteben. Ha visszajon - SEE
retettel fogadja vissza Horva,h
Ilonkat K0r tagjai soraba.
+ Smidt Ferenc a labdarug6 csa-
pat kapitanya bejelentette, hogy
la csapat fe1 van szerelve es a gya-
Ilkorlatozas szepen folyik, ugy
l5nogy ket het mulva mar baratsa
l.gos merkozesre is felkesziilt lesz
"a csapat. Az elso merkozes irant
it0bb .csapat is erdeklodott Klein
lintez6nel, azonban meg mem tor
tent hatarozat.
| A Tarsaskor Ibolya Balja'
1minden telsintetben fenyesen sike-
l'iilt. S ugyancsak sajnalhatja a
fiatalsag elmaradt resze - a meg
mem jelefeset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07

sziniel6adas irant nagy 6rdekl6-
des nyilvanul meg magyarsag
k0reben, ami erthet5 is, rnivel sgy
pompas 3 felvonasoss boh6zat
"A Brezovac-i hos" keriil ez al
kalommal szinre. A darabot Gu
thi Soma es Rakosi Viktor irtak,
mindket szerz6 a legels6k k0zott
ivan a magyar szinmii irodalom
ban.
A szereplok mind igyekezetiik-
kel azon vannak, hogy az eloadas
Esemmi kivanni val6t ne hagyjon
maya utan. A probak szorgalma-
san folynak $ ICY vasarnap este
|egy teljesen felkesziilt miikedve-
ID garda keriil a magyarsag elc,
hogy orak hosszan at a legkitii-
nobb hangulatban tartsa maid a
kOZOnSegeT.
A bohozat szereposztasa q
kovetkezo: Krist6f- -Burian Josef.
Blanka, felesege Seman Maris-
ka. Kaczer Miklos, fest6miivesz--
Kolumban Lukacs. Pepike, a bre-
.zovasi hos-Marko Josef. D6di.
lsa, a felesege-Juliasz Ilonka. Ka.
czer Gida, Kadar Bella. Granicsar
Lazar Miklos. Kleopatra, Nalesnil
Mariska. Model, Juhasz Ilonlxa
tGergo, Barabas Andras. TIM, Ba-
lazs Wilma. Frazier, Kadar Bella
Elso k0zlegeny, Nemeth Gyula
Masodik kozlegeny, Szakacs ia.
nos. Kajla, Nemeth Gyula.
| Hissziik, hogy vasarnap este
tomve lesz a Lengyel Hall, ugy a;
Eeloadas, mint nemes eel meyer
demli minden egyes magyar tamo
gatasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
1iete 6lllott.

Kiss Aladar 4 lieNe 6hlott.
A rend6ri bizottsag kiszanott
q helysMnre, megallapitotta, hogy
az 0ngyilkos Balazsfalvi kiss Ala
dar, a Nemzeti Penzvalt6 r.-t. hi
vatalnoka, aki akasarol napok-
kal el6bb eltiint. Eltiineset be is
jelentettek a rend6rsegen. A sze-
rencsetlen Natalember kabatzse-
beben megtalaltak tarcajat, a
melyben tizenllyolcezer korona
volt. A rends"seg gyanusnak ta-
laha, hogy kifs ket ezresen ke-
resztiil l6tte m gat f5be. Nyomo-
zas indult meg, hogy megfejtses
a fatal hiyatalnok 0ngyilk kossaga-
max thkat.
Balazsfalvi Kiss hozzatartoz6i
mem tndjak okat adm az ongyil-
kOSsagnak. Szerlntuk "a fIatalem-
.bernek semnli Okla SEM volt, elko-
:vetni vegzetes tettet. Anyagi gond
.jai mem voltak es igy nines kizar-
wa, hogy a fiatalember amerikai
parbajnak esett alIozatul, Nagy
sszerelmi banataba'n. kovette el veg
xetes tettet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
F0BEL0TTE MAGAT !.
KET EZRESBANK0N
X e r E S IT u l.
Titokzatos eset-Amerikai parba!
vagy szerelmi banat?

Budapesten, a Petenyi-ut Is. 81.
alatti iires telken egy fiatalember
holttestere bukkantak. Homlo,kan
lott seb latszott, mellette foldon
egy katonai karabely fekiidt. We
res feje~ mellett ket kis ezresban-
ko hevert. Ezeken is keresztiil sza-
ladt halalthozo golyo es To-
YES fustje megp0rkolte 2 r@nzie-
gyeket. Egy nevjegy is hevert a
telek veraztatta foldjen, amely-
nek egyik. oldalan ''Balazsfalyi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
A TARsAsK0R HIREI.

! A Sharon, Farrell es Sharps-
lville-i Magyar Tarsaskor aprilis
26-an tartott gyiilesen .elhataroz-
ia, hogy az ideny else es ITALIAN
legjobb piknikiet regi Fabian
fele farman,. az Orangeville Ro-
adon tartja meg, tekintettel arra,
hogy ere azok is konnyen kijut-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
SHARON, PA.
Macy PAL BALEsETE.

Eletf0n autobaleset aldozatava
Walt Macy Pal testveriink, IL Gro
We st. Egy auto, melynek veze-
tojc Davis Zeher, Woodlawn, Pa.
volt, eliitotte. A balese! utan Macy
Palt beszallitottak Bull Hospi-
talba, ahonnan azonban nemsoka-
ra elengedtek.
A vigyazatlan hajt6 ellen ren
dorseg meginditotta az eljarast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
BEAVER | FALLS
IA BREZOvACI HOS"

A beaverfaasi. magyar ifjusag d
helybeli ref. egyhaz javara, most
vasarnap, majus 10-en este f6l s
oral kezdettel nagyszabasu szini-
eloadast rendez a 11-ik utcan Iav6
Lengyel Hallban. A vasarnap esti
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-07
HUsvETI PECsENYE.

Az Aranybikaban husvetra,
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New Britain herald., 1925-03-26
HEIR ID MILLION IS EARNING SAFER
Young Mccormick Has Job in
 Harvester Factory

Milwaukee, Wis, March 26,--1n c s4 a week room on South Pierce street, Fowler Mccormick, 27 year old grandson of the Tounder of the International Harvester fortune, de- clared last night that he is learning, not earning" his way.
 Each day the heir to the Me- Cormick millions rises at five and for ten hours works as a common laborer in the Milwaukee plant of the Harvester company. piling metal pigs into the furnace carts, going from department to department, be- coming acquainted.
 For several weeks young McCor- mick has been working, living quiet ly in his south side rooming house. A small room, containing an iron bed, two chairs and a dresser has been his home.
 His presence and occupation came to light yesterday through Fif1 Pot ter Stillman, wife of the former president of the National City bank Of New York. who came to Milwau' kee early this week. Yesterday she admitted that she had come to set
New Britain herald., 1925-03-26
BIG FREIGHT TRAFFIC
Net Ton Miles Handled in January Was Greater Than Any Time Ex- cept in 1923.

Washington. March 26.-Freight traffic over the country's railroads in January. measure in net ton miles was the greatest for that month in any year with the excep- ton of 1923, 1t was shown in fig ures announced today by the bu- reau of railway economies. The to- tai of S7,035.162,000 net ton miles was IS per cent below the figures for January 1923. but exceeded that for the corresponding month last year by 7.3 per cent and that for January, 1920, by 5.9 per cent.
 The total traffic fell slightly short of the 1928 total on the net ton mile basis despite the fact that the number of cars loaded with revenue freight last January set new rec ord for the month and exceeded the January 1928 figure by 3.s per cent. In the eastern district the increase in the net ton mile total this year over last was 6.5 per cent, in the southern, 5.c per cent and in the western 9.s per cent.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-26

her "god son" and last night the two had dinner at a downtown hotel.
 Fowler Mccormick is a friend of Mrs. stillman's son James. Mrs, stlllman said that the young man started work at the plant at her sug- gestlon that he might know some thing about the business"
 Mccormick who Is n son of Har- old F. Mccormick and his former wifc, Mrs. Rockefeller Mccormick, said he was living on budget Of s15 a week.
 Look at these horny hands Of toil," he said to reporters. But I'm getting hardened to 1t. Six weeks and l can lift the heaviest casting in the place."
 Asked concerning his recreation Mccormick said:
 "Try wrestling those castings around for ten hours day and see if your interested in any night life My principal night life consists oi hitting the hay at p. m"