davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
Ia den z Parize do
New Yorku.

V prGbehu peti rok1 obrov-
ske transatlanticke aeroplany
bddou dopraviti pTi nejmensim
rs pasazerG New Yorku do
Paf1ze "a dvacet sest hodin a
"a cenu, ktera nebude vyssi ce-
ny nynejs1 dopravy ma velkych
parn1c1ch, tax pfedpovida L.
Bregueta, francouzsky tovar-
mix letadel. V jeho tovarne
Par1zi Sc vyrab1 strojd ma OBJ
chodn1 basi vice, nez kdekoliv
jinde.
Stroj bude cely kovovy dve
ma tely a schopny vznesti Sc do
vzduchu ma vode prave jako ma
pevnine. S nakladem rs pa
sazerd a zavazadly, jakoz i
nutnymi potfebami, bude vazi-
tt sedmdesat pet tun. Pohon
bude dodavan osmi motory, kite
re vyvinou celkem silu 5000 H.
P. Pfepychove zarfzeni pro pa
sazery obou trupech a v krf-
dlech zahrnovati bude osm pr
votfldnich kajut, padesat tri-
dy druhe a patnact trfdy treti.
Prvn1 kajuty budou sest stop
vysoke, sest Stroke a deset dlou
ne. Mlmo to vzducholod opa-
trena bude restaurantem S e.
lektrlckym zar1zenfm a cltar-
nou i kufackym pokojfkem.
Posadka obrovske vzducholodi
zahrnovati bude mimo veliteIa
vrchniho elektrika a jeho ash
stenta, diva piloty, osm mecha-
niku, ctyry kuchafe a jiskrove-
no operatora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
Auditor chce dodateCne
pomocniky.

Howard C. Beck, mestsky
auditor, ukazal Sc v pondeli We
schuzi vyboru ma odhady a
zadal tento O povolen1 doda-
tecnych $732.41, ably mohl ma
Jati zvlastn1 pomocnfky, kterf
by pomohli prozkoumati a do
pofadku uvesti zaplacene a ne
zaplacene 1cty, jichz nakupilo
Sc tolik, ze Beck Sc svymi tired
Milky zmoci je nem1ze. Zastup-
ce n1ayora Jacksona, Bryant, S
podiven1m Sc tazal Becka, jak
je to moznym, kdyz pTec m6sto
"a zkoumani plat1 $4,000 roc
ne podle uzavreneho kontrak-
TIL a nyn1 re Beck Pride chce
jeste vice penez.
Beck vysvetloval to re je vse
pravda, ale re "a to nem1ze,
ze 1cty jsou prehazene, place
ne mezi neplacenymi obrace-
ne. A tim re vinen novy sys-
tenn, ktery komise ma setreni a
vykonnost zavedla.
William J. Casey, mfstopred
seda komise, ktery pomahal wy
pracovati system tento, tvrdil,
ze system je v poradku, ale ne
CO re nen1 S Beckem jeho po-
mocn1ky v poradku. Chyby ze
mely odkryty byti drive.
Souzenf jez v 1radovne Bee
kove Sc nyni opakuje, odehra-
valo Sc jiz podobne breznu,
kde Beck mayora Jacksona pre-
kvapil zadostl O ustanoveni je-
denacti dodatecnych pomocn1-
XII. Tehdy mayor jackson ne
mohl pochopiti, jak dodatecne
pomocnlky, kdyz prec novy po-
radek vykonnosti setrenf "a
veden. Ia diva mesfce ma to
konise vykonnosti, ktera vyse-
trovala uTednfky v Beckove
kancelafi vysetfila, re hlav-
MIN klerkem dTadovny byl by
valy masinista, pozdeji hlfdae
a pax Inspector hasicskeho sig
nalu. Jednfm q klerk1 byl BY
valy holie, jinymi diva byvali
hlldaci vezp1, jedn1m byvalE
saloon1k, jinym naterac DON'T
atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
Nezamsstnany Sc strelil.

Sestnactilety Michael Ben
sder postfelil sew sobotu v sebe-
,vrazednem pokusu zoufaje 81
mad nemoznostf dostati praci.
sMlad1k sobotu rano S bochnf-
lckem chleba V jedne ruce a
|druhou tiskna 81 prsa ma mfste,
'kde pod srdcem Sc stTelil, pfi-
sci ku hrobn1ku ma zidovskem
.hrbitove nedaleko Graceland
parku zadaje jej O pomoc.
Hrobnlk zavolal ku pomoci po-
licistu ma motorcyklu, Kahlera,
ktery tezce zraneneho dopra-
vii do nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
Ma Colgate vypukla skolni
stayka.

V Colgate sekci We vychodn1
casti mesta, vypukla 1tery
stavka rodic1, ktef1 nechtejf
sve dltky do skoly ma Mount
Carmel silnici pos1lati dokud
pomery tam skolnlm vyborem
zlepseny nebudou.
Cele souzenf povstalo tam
pred tfemi roxy, kdy skoln1 w
Dor zvolene m1sto pro skolu "a
menil "a jine a skolu postavil
ma nebezpecnem m1ste pro dit
ky, ma Mount Carmel silnici. z
jedne strany jsou hrbitovy, z
druhe les.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
Kasparova Hudebni Skola, Inc

jejiz oznamku uvadime ma j.
nem mfste tohoto listu, zapocne
prvnim rfjnem druhy rok sve
cinnosti CO inkorporovane tele-
so statu Marylandu.
Usilfm a snahou sveho fidi-
tele, o. Jana w. Kaspara, do
pracovala Sc skola tato feno-
menalniho uspechu, jak v obo-
ru sve vykonnosti, tax We vseo-
becnem uznanf " hudebn1ch
kruzich. We skole teto sc vyu-
cuje nejenom hudbe lehclho
moderniho slohu, nybrz tez Il
plnemu klasickemu kursu ma
kterykoli nastroj, die pfani "a
ka. zakdm, kteff jsou intere-
sovani We vyss1m hudebnim
vzdelanf, ma skola tato statnf
vysadu udfleti ucitelska Wy
svedcenf a diplomy.
Krom pravidelnych tTfdnfch
dkold, mali zaci teto skoly W.
hodu studovat osvedcene hui
debnf zaklady elements Of
Music), 1cinkovat v orches-
tru zakd, bez zvlastnich poplat
XII. Nasinci Sc bndou pamato-
vat S jakym obrovskym 1spe-
chem orchestr zakG proved
koncert We skoln1 sv. Vaclavske
budove, minuleho jara. Pro
pffst1 jaro prfpravy Sc jiz nyni
konajf pro druhy koncert, pri
kterem ucinkovat budou W.
hradn6 nynejs1 zaci teto skoly.
Glen skoly teto od sameho "a
catku bylo, zlskati odborne u
citele pro RUNE nastroje, coz
znamena zvysenou schopnost
uciteld a vets1 uspech pro "a
ky. Posledn1m casem stab u
citelsky dopln6n byl dvemi
odbornymi hudebn1ky. a sice:
panem Aloisem J. Viktorem,
nas1m chvalne znamym kraja-
nem, ktery zdarne 1cinkoval
pri United States Naval Aca-
deny Band po dobu dyanacti
rokd, jenz nynf vyucuje ma Sa-
xofon a Klarinet v teto skole.
Dale zfskan byl p. j. Chester
Daughton, Dl1amy co dokonaly
harmonista, a prvn1 odbornlk
V meste ma tenor banjo, mando-
lin banjo, ukulele a ukulele
banjo, ma kterezto nastroje Il
cinkuje CO ucitel We skole teto.
NynejS1 stab teto skoly jest:
Dirigent: Jan w. KaSpar; ma
piano: Jan w. KaSpar a Emil
M stetka; ma housle: Karel
Sappe; ma tenor banjo, mando-
lin banjo, ukulele ukulele
banjo: j. Chester Daughton;
zpev: Anezka G.. Kaspar a Jan
w. Kaspar. ma trumpetu: Va
clav J. Panuska; ma trombon:
Emil M. Stetka; ma saxofon a
klarinet: Alois J. Viktor; ma
bubny atd.: Carroll J. Sappe.
Pfejeme tomuto ceskemu
podniku vsemozny zdar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
.LekaT prohlasen nevinnym.

DR.. John G.. Alexander z Ro-
land Park, ktery byl obzalovan
re v opilosti zavinil smrf sveho
pr1tele Daniele j. McCanna
%. srpna u Loganville, Pa,
prohlasen byl York, Pa, pfi
soudn1m l1cen1 We stredu kona-
mem "a nevinna. DR.. Alexan-
der pr1telem byl ma automobi-
lovem vyletu. Behem j1zdy le-
kar ztratil kontrolu automobi-
lu, sjel S MIN cesty a McCann
zabit.
U rozbiteho AUTOMOBILE ma
lezeny byly tTi pintove lahve
koTalky prodane ma 'lekafsky
predpis."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
Predbezne oznamenf zabav.

- Ochotnicky spolek osady
sv. Vaclavske sehraje divadlo
nazvem Komedie "a jevfstem"
v pondel1, dne IL. Tfjna v Osad-
nj s1ni ma Collington avenue.
- Pripravte Sc ma Sv.-Va-
clavskou pout ma den sv. Va
clava, %. zar1.
- Velke Vinobran1 spojene
S plesem uspofada Loze Jaro-
slav DUDE {. As G. S. J. v
pondel1, %. zaTl v Delnickem
Dome, roh Madison a Rose ul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
Skola v proudu.

V utery zahajeno bylo skol-
nj vyucovanf. Odhaduje Sc, re
v prvn1 den do skol seSlo Sc ma
10000 d1tek skolou povinnych.
Do /. f1jna pocet zvysen bude
asi ma 100000.
V tyz den zahajeno bylo Wy
ucovanl v katolickych farn1ch
Skolach. Move farn1 Skoly O.
tevfeny byly ma Park Heights
avenue a We Woodstock.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
Sedesat pet tisic osob pFi zaha-
jen1 vystavy.

Hospodafska vystava v Tt
monium navst1vena byla v pom
deli zastupem c1taj1cfm ma .65
tis1c. Nikdy pred tim Mary
landska statnf vystava spoiled
nosti Baltimorskeho okresu ne
pfilakala tolik divakd jako to-
to pondel1. V tlacenici dvanact
osob onemocnelo vedrem roz-
cllen1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
MlStnl ZpraYy.



Lodi Aquitania odjel 9.
zar1 New Yorskeho pr1stavu
pan F. j. Black ma navstevu
Stare vlasti, kde Sc mini zdrze-
tt po dobu jednoho roku. Pre-
plavbu obstaral Moritz Be
neSch.
"Manzelske Duetto" Sc
hrano bude Dram. Odb. Sok.
Jed. Blesk jiz v nedeli, dne 20.
zarf, We 3. hod. odpol.v sale So
kolovny. Tato dchvatna vese-
lohern1 novinka z p6ra Pavla
Rudolfa, zajistuje vsem 1cast-
n1kGm tax znameniteho poba-
venf, re re sm1chu nikdo ami ne
vyjde, a odnese 81 jist6 kazdy
DOZEN ten nejlepsf, neb role
jsou rukou tech nejlepsich ma
sich ochotnfkG, obzvlaste ma
81 komikove opetne navstevnf-
kun dokazf CO vsechno dove
dou. Poutavost dele jest tax
velika, re to kazdeho mile pre-
kvap1, takze Sc nikdo silneho
dusevn1ho napjetf vdbec neu-
branf a jsme ujist6ni, re Soko-
lovna Sc opetne bude otrasati
sm1chem. Protoz nikdo neo-
pomeflte pr1lezitosti prijdte
Sc opetne pobaviti spolecne
ned6li, dne 20. zaTf We 3 .hod.
odpoledne.
= "V cervancfch svobody"
hra 3 jednanfch Cd j. Badly,
bude hrana dne 25. Tfjna. Bu-
de il pfedem oslaveno sedmile-
te vyroci samostatnosti repu-,
bliky Ceskoslovenske.
= Vzd6lavacf odbor Sok.
Jed. Blesk a Baltimorsk6 Jed
noty Sokolic bude poradati syo
il vzdelavac1 verejnou schdzi
We ctvrtek, "a. zaT1 8. hodin
vecer. Vstup jest vsem volny,
kdoz nami sympatisujf
nasf yzdelavacf cinnost Sc zajf-
mali. mali. Chysta Sc opetn6
velice pekny program, ami
snad o pohostinstvf 1eastnfkd
nebude nouze, neb O to Sc iiz
opetn6 postaraj1 nase Gle So
kolice nasi sokolstl pratel6.
Jelikoz minuleho roku tesiIi
Sc nase schGze hojne navsteve
a vSestranne oblibe, doufame
re O teto sezone dcast ma
vstevn1kG bude hojna, protoz
volame We ctvrtek, dne "a. zarf
V 8 hodin vecer vsichni opetne
ma shledanou v Sokolovne.
= Tfmto 81 dovoluji oznami-
tt eten6 ceske verejnosti re
Dramaticky odbor Sekce Po-
krok opet zahajf svoji divadel-
nj sezonu a sice jiz nedeli, 4.
rfjna V D6lnickem Dome. Hra-
tt Sc bude "Mistr Bedrnfk a je-
no cnaSa FraSka Sc ZpeVem
o 3 jednan1ch cd J. Vilhelma.
Ma nedei, dne 18. rfjna Sc pri-
pravuje velice pekna hra pod
maven ''Z ceskych mlyn1".
Dale dramaticky odbor pripra-
vuje fadu peknych kusd ma le-
toSn1 zvlaste velkou sezonu.
Pevne veT1m re pT1znivci mi
lovnici pekneho divadla Sc do
stav1 v hojnem poctu. Nadher-
ma vyprava a move sceny pri
kazdem pTedstavenf. Dalsf bu-
de oznameno pT1st6. Rezii po-
vede S. E. Slapak pro letosni
seZonu. Dopisovatel.
TIr.Ok m VooGcfeLG oTfELxy oc: 60
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
Ma kostelni vychazce utonul.

Recky hoch, George Coro-
,neos, Z rokd starry, utonul ma
vyletu, ktery zdejs1 recka ko-
steln1 osada podnikla v nedeli
ma Rock Creek. Rodice nepo-
zorovai vzdalenl Sc hocha az
.tento K MIN mrtvy prinesen
byl. Hoch Easel cd ostatnich
'vyletnlkG. Mrtovla jeho ma
lezena byla skupinou koupajf-
c1ch sc ma sousednim Soru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
Mattel automobilu, jimz sta
rena usmrcena, zatcen.

NekOllk hOdln pc uSmrcenl
manzelky policejn1ho lieute-
nanta severozapadn1 stanice,
Frances E. Rudell, zatcen byl
v nedeli 27 rokG starry August
Rietenmeyer z RosekempA ave-
nue.. Po zatcen1 SVEN, &C zap1-
raj z pocatku, konecne Sc pri-
Znal.
Rietenmeyer pocatku popf-
raj, re jel v automobile, KITE
rym Rudellova, {. 3O12 Har-
ford road, usmrcena byla, kdyz
sestoupila kary nedaleko
sveho domu ma Hartford road u
80. ulice. Automobil, j1mz u
smrcena byla, neNastavil, ale
sflenou rychlost1 hnal Sc ku
predu vleka nestastnou zenu
po nejakou vzdalenost. Popis
automobile, pokud jej bylo
mono sehnati cd nekolika
svedkG, okamzite rozeslan byl
vSem policistGm hl1dky konaj1-
elm.
Casne rano v nedeli muz,
jenz udal sve jmeno jako Rie-
tenmeyer oznamil policii ze
mu automobil byl ukraden.
Skorem v touze dobu strazn1ci
Weber a Roesler nalezli auto
mobil odpov1daj1c1 popisu We
270O blocku Hugo avenue.
Strazn1ci po nalezenl sli ma
Rosekemp avenue, ably uvezni-
Ii majitele, Rietenmeyera. Ten
to tvrdil, re Cd 9. hodiny v au-
tomobilu nejel, ale tento re mu
ukraden byl. Pozdeji podro-
ben byv pr1snemu vyslechu ma
severovychodn1 policejn1 stani-
ci, Sc primal.
- Kdyz jej1 syn Albert F..
Wolf ztratil kontrolu mad au-
tomobilem, kterym jel v nedeli
po Charles ulici S matkou svoj1,
tato, Mary Wolf, 70 roku stara
vyhozena byla z automobile a
poranena narazem tax, ze "a
kratko zemrela. Automobil
sjelsz cesty, vrazil do teIegraf-
nj tyce a rozrazil Sc ma dve ca
sti.
Herman Bradley tezce
zranen byl automobilem Will
llama Nilese, ma rohu Taylor a
Victory avenue. Bradley utr-
pei vnitrn1ch poranen1 a ruka
mu pferazena.
- Osm osob uvezneno bylo
sobotu a v nedeli pro T1zenl
automobile kdyz byli pod vii
vem alkoholu a ma 200 auto
mobilistG pozvano ku Traffic
soudu pro pfestoupen1 ruznych
-automobilovych predpis1
Nestesti automobily zpn-
sobene behem poslednlch osmi
meslcG vzrostly ma poctu. Cd
/. ledna do l. srpna zabito bylo
automobily 78 osob v Balti-
more 2,745 osob zraneno.
- Sedmnactilety Edward
Hook tezce poranen byl v pom
deli ma Union avenue u Will
kens ulice automobilem, ktery
po srazen1 mlad1ka ujel.
Ma Wilkens avenue poranen
-byl padem MOTORCYCLE FIRE.
derrick Paul z Church avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
Smrtelns zransn padem.

V 1tery spadl okna domu,
c. 2028 E. Biddle ulice Carl
Schmidt,s ktery pomahal spou-
steti postel okna tret1ho pos
chodl. Kdyz provaz zachytil
Sc ma okenici, vyhnul Sc
Schmidt okna, ztratil rovno-
vahu,a spAdl ma dlazbu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-11
Urok ma msstske pIjcky asi SO
cent? ma danfch.

Uroky ma mestske pGjcky ci-
niti budou asi pro budoucf rok
pro poplatn1ky 63 cent? z DAM
Gill 7 cent? vice neil letosni-
no roku.
The producers news., 1925-07-03
HORSFORD mot GULL
W," SAYS COURT
Judge BOrtOn of Glasgow, In Cham
ber Decision, ExOnerates COmmis-
siOner HOrsfOrd.

Circle, June 21.-Thomas Horsford,
commissioner of McCone county,
against whom removal proceedings
were brought early last spring, was
declared not guilty of the charges
made against him in chamber de-
cision handed down by Judge c. d.
Bcrton of Glasgow, who heard the
case in April.
Horsford had been accused by Ed
ward Bjorge, farmer of Cow creek,
of wilfully collecting illegal fees
from the county. Claims attacked by
the complainant were those for ser
vices rendered outside of regular
meetings of the board and thereby
charged as illegal. At the time of
trial the prosecution took a diff
ferent angle and the main question
became "Did it take the defendant as
long to perform the services as he
charged the county? ?" In a review of
the case, Judge Borton said that "the
accusation is not sustained and the
defendant is not guilty"
Mr.. HOrsford has been commission
er for the last four years and is one
of the best known progressives il
! Northeastern Montana.
The producers news., 1925-07-03

can sell their product in market which they dominate They
either settle dull udgey the European peasant has
known for years combine with the workers in struggle to-
throw the bankers landlords the harvester and the milling
trust from their backs.
The exploited amers must begin pay attention to
the problem of organization for and by themselves and kick out
the froccoated gTangers who betTay them Wall Street
100000 restaurant patrons in New shows
corned beef and cabbage the favote dish Per-
haps price rather than taste governed the result.
Truck drivers foled in plot to dnap Mary
should find in effort to dnap Houdn That would
be an accomplishment worth while.
FINALLY GEORGE BERNARD SHAW SAYS:
"What William Jennings Bryan calls Funda-
mentalism, [ call Infantalism."
NOW, WHAT DO YOU THINK?
follower of Bryan broke his leg while hiking in the Wis
consn weeds week. STANCE to relate he did pray mend
the break. He went to a doctor.
headline reads: "POice from mob after he
ldopes boy in park After reading Keloggs statement
Mexican question: suggest that the be made secretary
o state He would be decided improvement on present
Icumbent.
The producers news., 1925-07-03
FROID QUARTER
CHANGES HANDS

The SEVERN Nelson farm south of
town about a mile has been sold to
Glenn Miller, a resident of this com
munity. The farm consists of 100
acres, fairly good improvements and
a ne growing crop. Mr.. Miller eX-
poets to take possession within a
short time. Aside from being a good
farm the location is ideal and with a
little fixing up will make a splendid
country home. We understand the
consideration for the farm, crop and
improvement was $2800 which as con-
sidered a snap for the buyer.-Froid
Tribune.
The producers news., 1925-07-03
NORRIS TAKES COMMAND
OF PROGRESSIVE FORCES

Madison, Wis, June Ex-senator
George w. Norris of McCook, Neb.,
has taken over the leadership of the
LaFollette forces in the nation for the
time being.
Following a conference of the pro-
gressive senators and congressman
last night, and after visit to Mrs.
LaFOllette at the Maple Bluff home,
it was suggested that a call be made
to the LaFollette supporters thrCOut
the nation to stand unwaveringly and
keep the faith in the big battle that
lis Just ahead and that may determine
the fate of his liberal movement in
American politics.
TEXT OF
APPEAL
Senator Norris, all agreed, should
for the moment assume the leadership
and should sign his name to the ap-
peal, the text of which follows:
''The prOgressives of the nation
are looking to their brethren in Wis
cOnsin to make no mistake at this
critical hour. The death of our great
header must not be taken as any dis
/ dbAOtL III Jul 1dAthSs AC CCAlO
of the clarion voice of LaFOllette,
which led during his life, must be the
raIlying cry at his grave.
''FrOm the silence of the death
chamber there comes no wailing cry
of encouragement or dispair. He
died as he lived, the same brave
courageous, double fisted, Fighting
Bob Humanity's cause, for which
he lived and for which he gave his
life, demands our united service ant
our loyal fidelity. Petty jealOusie'
and personal ambitions must be for
gotten. The banner of human free
dom ha has fallen from his hands
must be raised alOft and the figh
carried on until happiness shall COM
to every home and Joy be enthrOne'
at every freside."
While the spokesmen, such as Nor
ris, Wheeler, Brookhart and Ship
: stead, feel confident that LaFollett
supporters in both Wisconsin an
North Dakota, they realize that
possible fiuke in either of these state
this fall might lead to the genera
5 disintegration of the whole progress
7 i've movement.
F Accordingly, they are preparing
The producers news., 1925-07-03
THE RUSSIAN CROP AND AMERICAN FARMERS

There considerable food for thot for the Rus
workers and the that gram cop of So
Russia for 1925 is estimated at 320OOOOOO0
6OOOOOOO bushels than the biggest bumper yield of wheat
secured the United States-for years the greatest wheat
growing nation in the world ~
means that the internal market the products Of
Soviet industry will expand much rapidly than hitherto that
e export trade OF the Union of Socialist Republics will
take an upward eap and result of improved economic cond
uos e workers and peasants will begin draw in even LARGER
ddends o from the investment of struggle sacrifice
% mace IN 1917 and the following years of invasion and famine
For the American farmers living in the fafos nariSn
OF Coodegs the huge Russian crop means that thew no
The producers news., 1925-07-03

big plan for the stump campaign that
will be waged over the memory of
Fighting Bob"
As soon as the special primaries
are called which it is now believed
will be the course in both states, all
the outstanding members cf both
houses of Congress who followed La
Toilette in life will be asked to take
the field.
Governor Blaine will call a special
primary after he has got the Legis-
lature off his hands and has had time
to dispose of the unsigned bills.
The Ian also calls for offering the
support Of all progressive leaders to
Mrs. LaFollette as the candidate to
succeed her husband. 1t is under
stood that she will decline the honor
and that Robert La Toilette Jr. then
will be made the progressive candi-
date in the primary.
WOULD DODGE
VOTE
Grand Forks, n D., June 23.-Gov-
ernOr A. G. Scribe said today that il
he finds it legally possible for hin
to appoint a successor to the late
Senator E. F. Ladd he will do 81
rather than call special election.
The governor said that his view
was that an election at this time
with the stirring up of political feel
ing which il wcEld entail, would in
iterfere with the program of harmon,
which he is attempting to put int,
force.
The producers news., 1925-07-03
McCONE COUNTY NEWS

The NcCone Couny the newest one of the best
printed in eastern Montana 1t only month
old but has already all the eamaT of well established paper
1t published in Circle by Shelton Hampton an experienc
ed and the of Uncle Sam Hampton gets
out the Belgrade Journal and the Sidney Herald if we do
not with all the editorial expressed the Hampton
publications enjoy reading them. Uncle Sam nack of
giving expression to his thoughts in straight from shoulder
style that calls for the admiration if approval reader
The Hampton have inherited the genius
OF his father if is to judge from the general and
tone Of his We wish the McCone County success
it deserves.
The producers news., 1925-07-03
WOULD DODGE
VOTE
MEDICINE LAKE TEAM
MEETS FROID AGGREGATION

Froid Tribune: Medicine Lake has
organized a new ball team and will
test out their strength on the Froid
diamond next Wednesday afternoon
at 400 o'clock against the Froid
team.
The producers news., 1925-07-03
snit Souls.

Among the natives of South Afric,
there Is a general belief in the splt
soul One tribe believes n three souls
one in the head, another in the stom.
ach. and third in the big toe.
The producers news., 1925-07-03

Spokane, June 22.-Charlfes
DonneIIy, president of the NORTH
ern Pacific railroad, declared
+ here today that he had hearo
: indirecly' that negotiations are
: under way for the consolidation
: of the Washington Water Power
= and Montana Power companies
3 Miles w. Birkett, vice preSl-
: dent and general manager OF tne
x Washington Water Power com
= pany, said that he had heard the
+ report but had 'no information
= as to whether it is correct"
The producers news., 1925-07-03
MONTANA AND WASH
TNGTON POWER COEATE COmnE
MES MAY AMALGAMA =

Notbern Pacific President says
He Has "Heard Indirectly
That MOntana Power ana .1, " @1 d.
ingtOn Water Power VIII Dc
Consolidated.
The producers news., 1925-07-03
FARMERS ELEVA-
TOR COMP ANY
OF OUTLOOK
OUTLOOK, MONT.

We wish to thank all those
who saw fit to attend the an
nual meeting for being pres
ent and taking part in the dis
cussion.
We are again handling the
twine that we handled last
year and we want you to
come in and make known
your wants, the price will be
just in line with any other
twine that is sold, and any
profits we make on it will be
in your DIVIDENDS next
year.
COME IN ANYWAY
-ou-
FARMERS ELEVATOR COM
PANY OF OUTLOOK
T. ]. Larson. Mgr.
The Tomahawk., 1925-01-01
DAM BREAKS, NINE ARE DEAD
Thirty-five Injured Persons Are Cared
for in Temporary Hospital.

Roanoke, Va:-Nine persons are
known to be dead and nine missing as
the result of the breaking of a muck"
dam at the Mathiesou Alkali works at
Saltville. Thirty-five are in hospitals
at Abingdon and Sal,ville, some seri.
ously injured.
Most of the injured were said to be
lying in an improvised hospital over
drug store at Saltville.
Physicians and nurses, rushed from
nearby towns, were aiding to care for
thoseshurt while other relief was given
those left homeless. Relief parties
were searching the banks of the river
for several miles below the alkali
works in an effort to recover more
bodies. 1t was feared some Of the
missing might be buried beneath the
tons Of muck released with the waters
when the storage dam gave way.
- The food which bore down upon the
mill settlement nesting below the
impounded waters came without warn.
ing and the victims, trappers in their
homes were unable to escape the on.
coming wall Of water and mud. All
Of the missing are believed to have
been swept into the north fork of the
river.