davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31

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cHIca IIapeE, II TaE perlHIH. OHIO
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31
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enc CHIbIee. T0r4a II Bca Hama
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nee BcaEHX lHE0I.
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cTpalIaX 4ol;EHo 6bTb o0mee il De,
HIaTH0e. Ono - Hanle c01HbIHEC.
ono .Ie;ilIT IoI E0pHeh HaHIeI jill
NBaH OKyHuoB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31
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(NH4eHCHaa AereB4a) .

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ocraBIIuMca 6epe3aM, HoIHa.1 Tx II
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31
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DcTaI0cb TaH0e Hr0pHP |3a1eIeHHe
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31

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ia, 30 qTo cTaHeT. PacXoI 0o.1buoii.
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ia, Ho-MoeMy 0%TcTaBIITb cTopo-
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par, qro oyer, ToIbEo BnIaT: HpHm
10 BpeMa o0eIaTB, BBI1Ie.I HpecTyH
HlIH. loHcEa.I cT0pOata, lie HaIIe.I II
Homer Ia E.yXHIo E0poIeBcEyI0, ce0e
sd ooeIoM. 3a6paI, YTo 4a.1n, Bep-
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40, roDopaT, envy npaMo eRa3aTb,
TTo He Hya;eH OIL Ham. IIycEaii yxo
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locTIIIIIm II roRopHT: 'OTqero BbI. TO
he yXoInre? CTopo%a Jpn
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31

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BceX IeTeli Il CoeI. llITaraX, II sra
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mop enc lie cTa.la 0aET0M I'M. lie
bee elIe aMepnEaHcIHe MalbqEIiIl II
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lax, EaqaTbcH, IlpbIraTb II pe3hllTb-
CT 30 bee IHH cBoelI paIocTH. b
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enIe 601bIne %pa300raTeeT.
HaUH0HaIbTloe 0%oraTcTBo AMepH
iii HcTHc.1aeTca L 800 MI1lIIapIoI
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rP0ccHH c ce E%0MHccapaMH II qeEH
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B HpomIoM roIy AMepuEa nolyVl
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apron 10,l.Iap0B.
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31
CAIRO " BAHuETTn.

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q BnAeA cANMOR: OH HEM " npocT-.
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lepeBba mYMaT, coaHIe cAeThT,
necOK nO4 HOraMn, KaK 3y6,
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nOnaANcb BaHUeTTM CaKRo B CeTb.
q1o6 TeMHoe 4eAo 6bIlO BepHeH,
NmeNRN cOMRHyANcb BoKpyr napHeH.
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6oapeH,
qeM icy KOTopblx KoAbT Ra 6e4pe,
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BAacTb,
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l~lonaAncb pe6aTa B cblcRHyp CeTb.
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BNAY.
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CaAble4o saMyqeH 8 Tppbme Ha
cmepIb.
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VI 3ToT cHhMoB, kan npaB4a, HpocT,
BaHueTTh N CaKKo N4yT Ha 4onpoc
RoMY 4oHpoc? TGe ncRaTb BNHbl?
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31

0TEpHI Il,IaBllOe llepece.lellHt, Cd
M0BOIbHoc IBH,EeHue rec TaEtI
n%poIoI&al0 %npeo6laIaTb II cocTa--
BHlO ga 192l-1925 TOT 70 npou.
OF 00llIaT0 YIc.Ia Ilep~ece.1eHIeB,
HpOHIeIIuHX Elepe3 perHcTpaIqI0lilbIe
HyHHTM. IloqTH 30 BECK ~HepeceleH
VHcHHX paIl0HaX cR0lIIII0cb 00lb-
moe E%01TTecTB0 lIepece.IeHueB, 3Ia
TETesIbHaa YacTb E0T0pHX 10 nae
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p%0eHHblMI. 30 MHoTHX MecTaX
lIpHe3I caM0B0,1bHHX lIepeceIeHIIeB
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ce1eHueM''. .%,IalHu yTBepa4aeT, gTo
nee MepM ''TnIare.IbHoIl 0opb0m"
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31

,~locaIa IT, oTo aIo6a, HoTopaa 90
HTca o6HapyaHTca; 9To 0e3cnIbHoe
0emencTBo, qyBcTBylomee cBoe 6ea
cHIlIe.
AMNeAb.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31

CTapanca, qTo6H b cH0pe c.loBa
TBoH obI.TH MarET, a apryMeHTB TBe
pIbT. CTapailca He Ioca4IITb upOTHB~
HIIEy, Il y0eIHTb er0.
BNHbKeHC.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31

ERegHeBHaa Fa3eTa POCCnEcRNx pa,
6Oqnx 0~praHNsaIAH COe4NHeHHb>
ul1aTOB " KaHagbI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
u. S. & CANADA:

Address all communications to.
the "Rassviet", 274 East 10th
Street, New York, N. Y.
Telephone: Orchard 7215.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31
nO4nNCHAA nHATA:
B Coca. WTATAX " RAHAAE:

Bee KoppecnOH4eHIhn a4peCYHTe:
"R A S S V | E 7"
|274 E. 10ht St., New York, N. Y.
TeAe@oH: opqap4 1915.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31

Official Organ Russian Trade
Unions of United States of
America and Canada.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31

Entered as Second Class matter March LIST, 1921, at the
Post Office at New York. N. Y. under act of March 3, 1897.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31

AMNeHb.
The broad ax., 1925-12-26
NEGRO WELFARE WORK FOR
CRAVEN PROPOSED
preston News Service)

New Bern. n. C.. Dec. 24.-Or-
gained public welfare work for Ne
groes in New Bern county may be
started here at an early date, a. the
result Of a four-day campaign made by
Lieut.. L. A. Oxley, at Raleigh, direc-
tor Of Negro public welfare work in
this State, who interested large local
groups Of both white and colored citi-
zens in his betterment programs
Speaking principally at largely at
tended mass meeting held Sunday
afternoon at the West street graded
school, Lieutenant Oxley presented
forcibly the ideals of the State welfare
program, as applied to this locality.
Although touching on the necessary
remedial work in the State for defec-
tives, dependents and delinquents, he
spoke primarily Of the constructive
aims Of the State organization.
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OF kindly treatment prevails at the
home. The groups living at the home
range from 81 to 95 years OF age. To
zee the picture Of the old folks gath
cred around their breakfast table and
70 hear their prayer Of thanks is in
deed payment in gratitude for that
which is being done for them.
This home, and the Rescue Mission
81 which w. w. Billings i superin-
tendent. are both benefciaries under
the Community fund, and are main
tanned exclusively for Negroes who
are unable to take care Of themselves,
or are out Of work.
The Old Folks home il, Of course,
for the aged who will never be able
to support themselves
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COLUMBUS OLD FOLKS HOME
NOW IN NEW LOCATION
preston News Service)

Columbus, O., Dec. 24.-''We can't
hope to take care Of all the poverty
stricken old folks" said ]. J. Lee,
president Of the Old Folks home,
but we try to pick ont the most
worthy-those who have given much
during their lives, and because Of
financial reverses have had to suffer
the pangs Of poverty"
The formal opening OF the Old
Folks home in its new location, at
1910 East Long Street, was held
Wednesday evening Mrs. Kittie
Green and Mrs, Mamie Chrismon
were the committee on plans for the
opening. The Old Folks home,
which cares for old people, had been
located for the past several years at
155 North Twenty-frst street The
new location affords a larger and
more convenient building.
An atmosphere Of contentment and
The broad ax., 1925-12-26

When Judge Henry NJ Walker took
the Small Claims Court on December
4, 1920, it was four and one-half
months behind, and in six months he
had it up to the minute and disposed
Of 1878 cases in eight months, 50 that
he had only one-half days work after
Six months and would have disposed
Of many more cases.
The Short Cause Calendar, Branch
No. 4, was one year behind when he
went in and when he left the calendar
was up to date at the end Of one year
The Forcible Detainer Branch was
two months behind while there was 43
Of his decisions appealed to the APP
pellate Court All Of these judgments
were affirmed and or sustained.
Auto Courts. Park and Boulevard
Branch was nine months behind.
While there he sent 90 drivers to the
psychopathic laboratory; 30 Of these
went sent from the laboratory to de-
tention hospital and from there to the
several insane asylums
The two months at East Chicago
Avenue Police Court where he held
sellers OF moonshine that caused
deaths to be held over To the Grand
Jury on charges Of murder, holding
that poisoning By moonshine was 10
different than poisoning by arsenic
The Evening Post wrote an editorial
commenting him for this
Judge Walker was for a long time
sitting in the Jury Court, Room 921.
City Hall
In all the branch courts OF the Mu-
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DECLARES KILLING WAS
INVOLUNTARY"
preston News Service)


Washington, D. c., Dec. 24-C1ifton
Young pleaded guilty to involuntary
manslaughter Wednesday before Jus
tice Bailey in Criminal Division /.
Young was the driver Of the automo-
bile which. when chased by police
through the southeast section June %,
last, collided with the automobile in
which Sister Cephas Becker, known as
the angel Of Providence Hospital"
was riding near Second and D streets
southeast. The nun was thrown to
the pavement and died shortly after
being taken to the hospital.
Young and Miss Estelle Robinson,
who owned the vehicle and was riding
with him, were jointly indicted for
murder in the first degree, but after
investigation Assistant United States
Attorney O'Leary consented to accept
a plea Of guilty from Young to the
seventh count of the indictment. The
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nicipal Courts Of Chicago, Judge Wal
ker has made worthwhile record for
his clear cut decisions or rulings, and
in time greater and higher judicial
honors will be showered down upon
him.
Long before Judge Walker was
elevated to the Municipal Court bench
Of Chicago. he was a strong supporter
Of this newspaper and continues to
carefully read the contents of it's col
umns every week
Judge Walker is one Of the most
eminent Masons in the United States.
He has been travelling east for many
years; is an honored member of
Covenant Lodge No. $40, A. f. & "A.
NJ, Corinthian Chapter No. 90, r.
a. NJ. Of St. Bernard, Commandery
K. T., No. IS, Oriental Consistory
Valley Of Chicago, Medinah Temple,
Shriners, Banner Lodge No ZIG, K.
Of P.
Judge Walker has been a widower
for some years and is deeply devoted
and interested in the future career of
his only son, Henry NJ Walker, Jr.,
who has graduated with high honors
from the Chicago Latin School in 1920,
and is at the present time student
Of Princeton University He always
spends the holiday season at home
with HIS father.
Judge Walker, who has always been
classed as one OF the true friends Of
the colored race, wishes all Of his
friends pleasant greetings for the
Yuletide and New Year.
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Public Relations Department
Established

A definite public relations depart
ment has been formed to coordinate all
public contact of activities OF the vari-
Gus departments and to initiate such
measures as will improve these rela-
tions. This il being done BY diffusing
greater knowledge 0. the companys
aims and services and BY endeavoring
to bring about more efficient work and
greater courtesy BY establishing better
provisions for the convenience Of Gus
toners and BY greater attention to
possible causes OF complaint.
III connection with this, a Goodwill
service plan was put into effect. This
plan is designed to provide a simple
and efficient means whereby questions,
suggestions and criticisms relating to
any feature OF the company's service
may be answered adequately if adj
dressed to any employee, whether on
or off duty.
Each employee IS provided with a
supply Of what are termed Goodwin
service tickets" which are blank forms
Oh which the employee is requested To
present questions and criticisms as
we'll as suggestions. These tickets are
sent in either directly to the Good Will
Service Committee. Room 174O, Ed
son Building. or to the employees inn
mediate superior
Group meetings Of employees with
competent speakers are held to dis
cuss company affairs and to provide an
opportunity for each employee to OBJ
tain full information about the COM
pany. "A group Of about 50 employees
was formed and given training such as
fitted them to appear before public
audiences and talk on various features
Of the company's work.
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Company has more than 755.000 we'll
satisfied customers who are at all times
well pleased with THE prompt service
which they receive. 1t has $4,000
stockholders that more than two
thirds OF the stock IS owned by the
employees of the Commonwealth Edi-
son Company Take the company as
whole, il j. owned BY its customers
who buy its products and BY the peo-
plc who faithfully work for II. There
are very few large stockholders and
the average holdings 81 its stockhold-
ers is relatively small 1t is therefore
all institution owned by the people
who reside in the various communities
Of this great city.
The Commonwealth Edison Com
pany paid out in the year 1924 nearly
S6,000.00O in taxes and in municipal
compensation. This Is over II Der
cent Of their receipts. That is. for
every dollar bill they received from
even their smallest customers for cleo
tricity they had to pay II cents Of it
~ the municipality to the state and
the nation in one form or another for
taxes and municipal compensation.
50, if one is quoted a given rate Tor
their product their three-quarter mil
lions OF customers should bear in mind
that Of every dollar and that they pay,
II cents is returned by them for the
general upkeep Of the community. the
state and the nation.
The head officials OF the Common
wealth Edison Company are ever
ready to look after the wants and
comforts of its vast army OF employees.
With that object in view they have
established a public relations depart
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BRITISH TO PAY RMA
SLAVE HOLDERS GENEROUS
PRICES FOR SLAVES
preston News Service)

Rangoon, Burma, Dec. 23.-It is
hoped that slavery and human sacri-
fee will be abolished by a British ex-
petition which is now on its way to
the Hukwang Valley in Burma, ac-
cording to British officials. Owners
will be offered generous prices to free
all slaves by April.
In Maya chiefs will be impressed
with the Indian governments abhor-
renee to human sacrifices and Of its
determination to eradicate the practice
by making it impossible for them to
obtain victims.
The broad ax., 1925-12-26

Government dropped the case against
the woman
Former Assistant United States At
torneys Arthur Presmont and S. Nc
Comas Hawken represented the de-
PENDANTS.
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OPENS NEW OFFICE

George w. Wilson, second vice
president, Pyramid Building and Loan
Association, has opened up new offices
Oil the northwest corner Of State and
Sind streets.