davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30

MnTpoHoIIIr llBaH keIpOBcEIlIl,
I0 BceiI Bep0aTH0cTII, oEaiieTca Ha-
ua.IbHnE0M BCeiI npaBocIaBHOll MIC
CHI r COeI. lIlTaTaX II b haHaIe.
OH IIOIa,I b aHe.IIHlIII0IlllbIlI Cyl
HpOTIB TeHepemHerO r1aBM MIIccIIII,
MIITp0HOIHTa. H.IaT0Ha POTIeCTBeH-
cEOrO II. BBIITpaI IeI0. AHe.IImIII-
OHHBii CYL OTMeHnI peIleHIIe cyIblI
bopIa npOTHB IIBaHa k%eIpoBcEo-
70. TaIHM 00pa30M I0c,Ie1HHlI era
HOBHTca 30 rIaBe HpaBOc,IaBHOl1 MI
ccIH b AMepHEe. 9TO peuIeHIe aHe
IIaIII0HHOrO cyIa 6BI0 HaTIHcaHo
cyIben Mar 9BOeM II H0IIepd:aHC
IByMa 1pyTIINH cyIbaMII.
HIaTOH PoEIecTBeHcEHii, EaE HG
BecTHO, lie HMe,I OQHuqlaIbHOr0 Ia
3HaVeHHa la 3aXBaqPHHBli I'M EN-
cEOHcEHii HOcT. IIaTpnapX TuXoH He
Ha8HaTaI ero, a HaIpOrTB Tpe0o-
Bal PO;RIecTDeHcIOTO b MOcEBy Ha
CYL. CcBIEa-He POTgecTBeHcTOrC
Ha EaEOe-TO ycTHOe Ha3HaqeHHe cy-
ION He 6bIIa HpH3HaHa. CyI pc
HILL, TTO LII I|Ia3HaTeHHa TIpa-
BaTIerO eHIIcEOHa IOIaieH 0bIrh
HpIIIa3 He 0IHOrO naTpHapXa, H0 Il
cBaIIeHHoTo cHHoIa. A cBaITeHHBIl
cIIHOI POccHH Ha3HaTHI HeIpoBcEo-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HbIE B0HHEHNA B XVI
TAE.

I7EKNH. 34eCb Bo3HNHAN
Cepbe3HbIe BonHeHNa. IoAna
peB0AN1N0HH0 HaCTp0eHHbIx
RMTaH4eB B qNCAe $500 qe-
HoBeK, pa3rpoMNna pe3N4eH-
uNN MNHnCTpa bNHaHCoB. npo
CBeWeHNa " HaqaAbHNHa no
HNuNN.
B H0aBNBmNxCa np0KHaMa-
BNaX KNTaHCRMe HauNoHaHNC-
TbI HpN3blBaNT X CBepReHhD
HeKNHCKorO npaBNTeAbCTBa, "
00BhHeHNa eT0 B HpegaTeAb-
CTBe EHOCTpaHblM 4epXaBaM.
B KMTaHCKNe B01bI H0Cbl-
HaeTCa aHoHCRoe BoeHHoe Cy-
4Ho ana oxpaHbI NHTepeCoB
anoHCKNx rpaX4aH B RhTae.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
,KAMnAHNn lP0THB
%AHAPXNCTOB.

IIo 3aaB.IellIIIo 3HHoBbeBa ga
MeqacTca 3IIaqIIT9,1bHbIil poor
B.IIlaHIIH aIIapXHcToB, TlaB-
HbIM o0pa3oM cpeIlI pa0oqIIN
mace. 3IIHoBbeB HpeJIIIIcbI-
BaeT cTporo 0opoTbca c
9TIM Bpc1IIbIM H.IoIIoM nap
THU.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
HOHe4eabHnR, 3O-ro HOa6pa 1925.
KElPOBCKNN THADA HPABOCNABHON MNCCNN
AMEPNKE

70, a lie pOTIecTBeHcEOrO. llpaB0
ocTaeTcG ga heIpOBcEm, y ROTop0-
70 HMeeTcG IOEyMeHT OF CD. cHH0-
ia. A MnTpOHOIHT POT4ecTBeHcFHIt
0e3 mGcbMeHHOrO HpHEa3a lie MOT
zane Il BcTyHHTb b yHpaB1eHne NH
cCH1I.
IIIaTOH POTIecTBeHcEHil, IOHeq-
H0, HeI0BOIeH TaEHM pemeHHeM
cyIa II HoIaeT TaIO6y eIJe Il BbI-
cmeiI c%yIe6Hoii H%HcTaHIIlH.
TaEIM O6pa3oM 3aTaHyBTIaaca
6Opb6a 30 BIaCTb HaI n%paBOc.1aB-
H0il MuccHeil HOIyOIHT II cBOeMy
EoHIIy. HeIaBHHii MOcEOBcEHii CO.
6Op enc pas %HoITBepIHI Ha3HaTe-
HE MHTpOHOIHTa ReIpOBcEoTo
TIaBOD Hp%aBOcJaBHOii MHccIgI. keT-
poBcEOMy yIaIOcb 4oEa3aTb, VTo I'LL
Ban HepEOBb B PoccIm HIITerO 90
nero c COBHpaBHTeIbCTBOM He HNeer
Il qTO OLA aIaeTca pOI0IIeHHeM
cTapoii HpaBOcIaBHoif TepEBH Poe
CHI. X c|BaHIeHHHil cHHoI aBIaeTca
eIIlHcTBeHHbIM pacHOpaIHTeIeM cy-
Ie6 HpaBOcIaBHoiI MHccHH b AMe-
pHEe. MuTpoHoIHT HeIpOBcEHii aB-
IaeTcG aMepnEaHcFIm TpaTIaHHHoM.
On &HBeT b TapTNopIe, Rom.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
TPO4KNn Oh AMEPNKE,

I'll. ec.1H BBI nepecTaHere TpaTIITb
Tx Ia Boiiny II 6yIere BBH.1aqHDaTb
cBoII IolroBHe o0a3aTe.IbcTBa. A
ec.1u COB. npaBHTelbcTBo n%oiEelaeT
HlcnpOBeprHyTb E%aIIHTalII3M B kB-
pone. TO b TaEoN cJyqae HaHpaBbTe
mrbIElI upoTIB MocEBM Il coEpyHlll-
re ee". Xopoluo,, 3aaBnl TpoHElIli,
uTO AMepHEa HaXOIHTcH Ia'leEo UT
.IIac.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
HN4EP TAMMAHN 0CTABNH
CBbIuIE gByX MNH1NOHOB.

HbN NOpE. IIoc.Ie cMepTH IrIepa
TaMMaHu TOIIa, Pap13a MOp0H, &C
Ta1ca EaHIIraI B 2,170.76l Iol.
llOIOiiHHii HaaH.I 9TH IeHbru B TO
DpeMa, IOrIa OH OBI .IHIepOM ''XO-
3aiiEH Ii HbD fIopEa' ~ TaMMaHIl
iona.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
EOHbIn C%AMOyBNnuA.

HbD NopR. 20 .1eTHHii Tappu APP
TpOa, H. ". HaEanyHe 6paroco-
BO BpeNa TaIHIeB OH H3 80 qero-T0
HocHopHI II DHOnla D%BXBaTH,I H3
EapMaHa peBOIbBep II HycTHI ny
no ce6e b ToloDy. On yMep b 70
CHIITaIP.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
H0BbIN Cy4 4HH HETPOB.

4eTpOhT, Mnq. CyIe6noe pa36u-
paTeIbcTBO no IeIy 90 y%0HiicTBe ne
TpaMH CBHTa He %3aEoHTeH0. AFRO
Ear %o6BuHaeMHX EIapeHc Iappoy
HacTaTBaer Ha HoBOM pa36ope LII
Eaa;Ioro HoIcyIllMor0 b oTge.IbHo-
cTH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
APECTbl K0M. B MOCKBE

B cBa3ll c apecTdMll b
MOcEBe K0MMyHIlcT0B, o0pa30
BaBIIIIIX He.Iera HbHyf0 opraHH
3alIIID 10 6opB6e c BoG1aMH
EoNrapTrT, nopIlaBc1eHHbl' ia
RIIe DE apecTu B RHeBe, B IA
pbEoBe Ii OIecce. B AapbEo-
Be apecroBalIu % cryIeHra
yHTIBepcH
TeTa, ITpIIEpelI.IeHIIbIe Il lIpo-
H3B0IcTBCHHHM II BOIIcHoBbIM
qacraM. HaXoIaIIIIIMca B ropo
ln.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
.nOXOPOHNlN KOPOlEBy.

gOH4OH. lIoXopoHH.nI cTapyO 10
poIeBy AHrIm, %AIeEcaHTpy, 'EeHy
9IyapIa. KopoIeBa .1er1a paION C
MepTBbM EopOIeM. Ha HOXopoHaX
npHcyTcrBoBaIa roma b 10000 ne
.IoBeR II qermpe EopOIa: EOpOIb All
rIIiH, IaHHH, HopBernn Il Be.IbrHH.
3a EOpo1aMH exa,1H C HoIIIoTIIHbl
E0pOIeB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
n 0 M P v E
CroPEAM xo3NH " CoBARN.

CTOPElN XO3NH VI C0BARN.
BaHT HAsEHc, H. VI. BO BpeMa
HoTapa b IoMe H0rH6 76 .%leTHIIii p.
Barren. BMecTe c HIM crOpem Il
ero co0aEH, EoTopme BHolHe MorHI
BHcROTIITb H3 nIaMeHH. H0 c00aEH
he 3aXOTe.1I CIeIaTb 9T0r0 II 0cTa
IIcB co CB0HM X03aIHOM II H0TH0m
BMecTe c HIM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
no nPOCbbE MA4AM
HN1NHON.

B 1eTep6ypre Ha CY4e0HOM pa
S6NpaTeNbCTBe Aela 4Byx BPaqeh
O6BHHapWNxCa B oCBO6OX4eHNn ga
B3aTRn OF BOeHHOE CAy&6blbl BOeH-
H%O6a3aHHblx, O6BHHaeMblR Bpaq To-
pA0B B CB0eM H%ORa3aHNH 3aaBNA,
pTO VIM 6bIAO OCBO6Ow4eHO OF BOeH-
HOH CAyM6bl TOAbBO 4Ba Anua, aBh-
BmNxca K HeMy Ha RBapThpY C mn
CbMaMH gAeHa Hpe3N4nYMa lleTp0-
rpagCROrO Ty6ncHOAROMa ANAhHOA
(weHb 3nHOBbeBa), GOMamHAM Spa
YEN RoTOpOH OH CoCTOaA 0OAee Tpex
AeT. BAoCAegCTBNH gnAEHa npe1Oc-
TaBHAa envy NEGRO HemTaTHorO MIA
AmerO CpgHHaTOpa B IN rOpO4cEOh
%6oAbHnue. B GORa3aTeAbCTBO CBONX
CAoB Bpaq rOpAOB Hepe4aA CY4y nm
CHINA 1HANHOE. TO Tpe6OBaHhlO npO
RypOpa geAO 0 B3aTOqHhqeCT8e Bpa-
qeH CHaTO C OqepeAN " 6y4eT HAN
paBAeHO K HOBOMy 4O3HaHHio.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
day, November 3Oth, 1925.
C4OPMNPODAHHOE 6PNAHOM nPABNTENbCTBO
HEyCTOAqNBO.

T1apNX. lloc.Te HacToHTe'lb
HBIX yroBopoB co cTopoHbI llp2
3nIenra 1yMepra, BpHaH cPo
pMlIpoBa.I HoBBii Ka0HHeT MI
HIcTpOB H3 Hpe1cTaBIrTe'leH
.IcBblX HapTIIii 3aEoHoIaTe.Ib-
HbIX Ha.1aT.
B cOcTaB Ra0HHeTa BX0IHr:
YeTbIpe ccHaT0pa II IeBaTb re
HvTaToB Ha.IaTbI. Ilo HoITITHqe
cEIIM %y0eHIeHIIaM IBa MHHlI-
cJpa - cOIIIIa.1HcTbI-pecHyo-
.I%TIHaHIIBT. VeTbIpe - paIIlRa-
.IbI-C0IIIIa.THcTbI. IBa - HpH-
MblKaIOT Il .IcBbIM paIIIRa.IaM
II 1Ba - Il .1eBbIM peclIyO.lll-
KaEllIaM.
b HOB0M Ra0HIIGTG MHlIIIcT
poB HMeIOTca Hpe1cTaBHTe.III
BECK .IeBbIX 0paEIIIlil, ga HcE
.TOTeHIIeM cOIIIa.TIIcToB, H0To
pie lIo IpeHHeMy ocTaHyTca
B oHHO3TIIIH HpaBIITe.IbcTBy.
B Ha.IaTe IeHyTaToB c0IIIIa.lH
crb pacHo.uarapr 81 To.1oca-
Mi II MoryT B ,Ho0oc BpeMa
3a6a.IIoTIIpoBaTb HoBoe Ilpa-
BIITe.1bcTBo BpHaHa.
bpnaH b RaVecTBG HpCMbepa
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30

Ty maxTepaM MIN Her.
- 3aMeHa y4epKaHha DHhoH-
HOro HaAOra 4O6poBOAbHbIMn BbIqe-
TaMn TaRoBOTO H3 s%apa6OTHOH ma
Tbl Ra%4Oro maxTepa B OTGeAbHo-
GIN n
s. ypaBHeHHe 3%apa6OTHoH ma
TB Ha ocHOBaHnH CorAameHna 1928
roga Ap6KTpawHOH R~OMHCCHeH.
Gro npe4AOXeHne oyer O6cYR-
geHO maxTepaMH. nolaTapT, O4Ha-
RO, qTO ono He BCTpeTHT 4 Ce6e CO.
qyBGTBeHHOrO OTHOmeHNa co cTop0-
HbI uaxTepoB. a paBHo n maxT0B-
AaIeAbUeB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
anOHNH - H0CPElHNR MEX
ny RNTAEM VI P0CCNEN.

MOCRBa. HHoHcEOe H|paBHTe1bcT-
30 WnHa1O Ha coca po.Ib HocpeI-
mira b TeleaHOIopo%HmX ocIoTHe-
mIax, HauaBn1IXca Me;EIy hHraeM
II PoccHeii. aHoHHa cTapaeTCa VIA
nth 9TO IeIo, RoTOpoe 4oIa;HO 10
MOqb MeEIyHapoIHoMy HepeIBnIe-
Hnlo OF BIaInBOcToRa no MocEBm
II OF TaHqyHa 10 PuTH. IIpH 9TOM
O0e cTopeHM IOIHHM HoilTH Ia yc-
TynEH,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30

B BHcROHCRH PannGC, BNC., he
%H3BecTHble 3A0YMblmneHHHRH 3acT-
peHHHH 4Byx @epMepOB B TO BpeMa,
RaR Ohm cIymaAA pa4Ho-RoHuepT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
PAlN0
LINK.

1oHgoH. PaIuo-cly%aIIlHe B All
r1uu o6'aBnln %3a6acToBEy lIocIe
roro, EaE I'M yMeHbI1n.II 3apaooT-
Hvro n.1ary ia ) i. 10 II. B MecalI'
HapoyoIIoe coo6HIeHTIe ITO 9Io-
MY clyuap oyer cIIlbHo SaTpSAhe-
H0.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
nOBECNlCa.

TaReHcaR, H. AK. 50-TH .1eTHHli
FpacHIbllIHE, 9pHecr TOllu, HoBe-
cnTca Ha 4epeBe cBOerO IONA. On
TolbE0 qTO Heped1II ma rOpa: no.
X0p0HIII kelly Il IByX IeTeIi.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
HEHHAR HGXO8RA.

PNra. B Epachoropct6M MoHa-
crbibe haiiGHH crapofieqarHHe FHll-.
RI. + TOM TIIc,ie .ncaHrDpb 1915
roIa II .'y.io1euIIe Aletcea Nil
XalilOBnIa" 1919 TOIa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
yHNqTOMEHNE CAM0yHPAB-
AEHNa TOPO4OB B NTAANN.

Pun. panIIcTM 30 T1aBe c lIpe-
MbepoM |NlyccoIIIH %yHHqToEaIoT TO
p0IcE0e caM0yHpaBIeHHe B llTaIlIII.
900 TopoIcInX MopOB yIaIaIoTcH,
a BMecT0 llIIX H"a3HaqaIOTCa M9pbI
caMnM npaBHTeIbcTBOM. 9To Ha3Ha-
qeHIe EocHeTca 5000 ropoIoB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30

B qMRaro no Aely 6oM0hcToB,
npoNsBe8mAx 10 BspblsoB 4omoB "
marasnHoB, npnBAeRaeTca, K cyIY
NIB qeAoBeR, B TOM qMcAe oAHa
KeHuHHd.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30

CnpoC Ha pa6Oqne pyBn B Hbo
NOpRe yBeAHqnBaeTca. B cTpOhTe-
AbHON HH4YcTpHH ouIyulaeTca ne
gOcTaTOR pa6OqNx.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
AMEPNRAHubI VI RNHEMAT0T'
PA6bI.

BawNHr1oH. B COeI. wIITTaTax line
eTca Polls TeaTpoB I1a IBTa;y-
nJIIxca EapTlm. B HpouLIOM oEra6-
pc b 9TnX TeaTpax Hepe0HBa.Io 90
.1bIne 20.000.000 ~3pHTeIeii.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
BbICTABRA PyCCRNX xyAOR'
HNR0B.

low-A H4%enec, Kan. B BHcTaBo-
ulIoM HapEe oTEpBTa %BBlcTaBEa pyc-
cEux EapTHH, .IOTopbIX HacqliTh-
Baerea oEolo $50.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
0CyKgEHNE CTAPNRA AgB0-
KATA.

6nHsap, Ma. A4BoEar ,IT. Ion
cen, 81 J., %HpHToBopeH Il 10TH TO
IITIIOMy TIOpeMHoMy 3|aIIOTeHnW
3a pacTpaTy 10000 ToI. geHer cBO
HX |H1IIeHTOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
PAX " Ty6EPRynES'
MsaaTayH, H. VI. B 0paHI% h

MH4lTayH, n. VI. ID oPdfiA% "'
WITH 6o.lblIIe .lIoIeii yMepIo OF pa
ia. qeM OF uaxOTIlI. CTaTIIcTnEa no
Ea8BBaer, qTO h npomIoM roTy OF
para vMep1o 1871 qe,1oBeR, a OF qa
yoTEn 159.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30

0B6EHqAlNCb B rOCnNTAgE.

TpOE, H. VI. HaEaHyHe 6paBoce-
TeranHa .II%. BpaImo II erO HeBe-
cTa I|IQ1yTIIlH HopaHema 30 BpeMa
cToIEH0BeHHa aBT0No6Hlei II 0qy-
Tn.1llcb + TOcH1ITaIe.
3Iecb MoIOIBIe IlOIIT HOBeHTa-
IIIcb II HpOg0IaiaDT cB0e IeYeHHe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30

B RBN6eR. RaHa4a, y4aAeH C
3aHHMaeMoH %4OA%HOCTN Mep CAM
con ga npecTynHeHna no 4oa%Ho-
GIN.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
PAS H.bIE H OBOCTN
HEy1ABllNECa noKyulEHHa

BapmaBa. Ha .llIHnH hpaRoB =
BapnlaBa 3IOyMHlu1eHHlIHH oTEpbl-
Ill crpelb6y no cEopoMy noeaIy,
npo6nB cTeE.IO b BarOHe, B ToTopON
-exal reHepa.l lIIenTnllFnll. 3.IoyMbI-
m1enHIIEH lie O0HapyHeHbI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
ABTOMO6NAEM y6NTO gBOE.

TaMna, 3Aa. IlepeBepHyBHTHNca
aBT0No0HleM y0IT0 IBa qeIOBeEa II
Tp0e paHeH0.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
KHH3b DCynOB CyANTCA C
lCBONM ATEHT0M.

TlapN8. H3acb be,IHEc DcyHoB
.HpelbaBHI b eve Il cB0My aTeHTy
Ce.IHrMany ncE b cyMMe 100000
0yHToB ga IHb0aMaTnIO.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30

II MIIHIIcTpa IIH0cTpaiiHblN 1e'l
IIpII.TOKHT Bee ycn.lIIa II IIoI
IepKaHITI0 MIIpa B EBp0IIe.
PHIaHcOB0G HO.IOHeHHe ppa
HUH TaROBO, YT0 O H0BbIX 30
eHHbIX aBaHTI0paX He MoHeT
6bITb II peqII. ByIeT co3BaHa
cHeuIIa.IbHaH K0MIIccHa II3
HpeIcTaBHTe.Tei 0aHHOB. HpO-
Neutrality-suspicious. II bapMepoB
LII Bbpa0oTETI MepoHpHaTIIIl
c Ue.IbIO cTaOHIII3aIIIIH 1IaIa-
OIIIelf HeHH0cTH 9paHHa.
Ha oTepeIH TaEHe cT0ITT
BOIIpOc O BO300HOB.IeHHH he
peroBopoB G CoeI. lllTaTaMH
Ho HoBoIy BbIII.TaTBI Io.1ra. lilo
.Ea qTo BpHaH HaHpaB.IaeTca
B .lOHIOH LII cBHIaHIIa C all
T.IHHcHIM MIHITcTpoM HH0cTpa
HHblX lei qeM0epI9HoM II Ito
IIIIIcaHHa ,loRapHcEorO Toro-
Bopa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
3AKOHbI nPOTNB 4AuNCTOB.

uIIii, co6paHuii, ycTpoilcTBo
cE.laIoB opyHIIa II I. II.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30

nPNE3g n0HbCR0T0 HOC1A.
Hbp NopR. Cola npn6BTI ia IA
p0X0Ie 'AEBHTaHIIa'' ~Ho.IbcHHil no.
col L BamIIIrToHe aH. lleXaHoBc-
IHIIi.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30

TeHepb C~OCTaBIeH HHIyCTpHaIbflMi
HIaH ~apMeiicEOii NORTHUMBERLAND.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30
$4,000 HN6NTEHbCRNX PAAN0
CTAHuNN.

BamnHrTOH. C%eEpeTapb TOproBIl
lyBep HO1yqHI cBeIeHIIH 0 E0IIIqe-
cTBe ,IIO0HTeIbCRHX paIIlO cTaHnEIlI
B COeI. IlITaTaX. B 9Toil cTpaHe Ia
cqHTbIBaeTca $4,000 .ID0HTe,IbcRIIX
paIHO-cTaHuHii. MHOrHe II 3HTX lei
cTBylOT Ha IaIeEOe paccToaHHe.
OWNgAfOT XOAOAHyN 3NMy.
HbEO NOPR. CeHTpaI T.-I. 10
MnaHHa BBIIycrHIa ocO6Hil 6DIIe-
TeHb o n%pe8cTOameli 3HMe. lla 9To-
70 6wI.IeTeHa BIIHo, qTO 0iEHIaeT
CT 0O,Iee XOIOIHaa 3IIMa, qeM HOc-
.TeIHlIe. 3IIMbT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-30

EHEIHEBHAd TA3ETA
PoccIIiicEHx Pa6oqTIx Opra-
HH3auHii COe1HHeHHBIx lllTa-
ToB II RaHaIBI.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-29
Fendal Stronghold
Invaded by Miners

Charleston. ". Va, Map 26.--fho
United Mine Workers are arranging
20 invade Logan county, one Of Amer
ica'a ftudalislic slrongholds,
Logan county has lost It's czar=-
former Sheriff Don Ghahn- who IL
facing two-year sojoufn in the At.
lanla penitentiary for .bootlcgging.
He controlled the coal operators prl-
vate army of gun men and thugs who
have been scattered by Governor Gore.
The union has promised the goY.
ornor that any member on a picket
line with a gun will be expelled from
the union. Van Bittner. international
representative Of the United Mine
Workers, announces that the union.
lists have surrendered all gun lieen
ses, now thai their personal safety
Is assured. 1t Is declared that organ
ization in the anti-union fields viii be
far more easy than H. generally sup
posed, as workers In these sections
welcome trade union organizers since
the passing Of Chaiin and his policy.
II is expected, however, that the coal
operators will contest the union
and every effort viii De
made TO eyade the laws.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-29
MEMORIAL
DAY

In accordance with its
custom, work will practi-
cally cease in the Twin
Cities on Saturday Of this
week, that all those so in
clined may properly ob-
serve Memorial Day, the
day which Americans
have dedicated to its dead
especially the soldier
dead.
With its once immense
ranks now thinned to a
very few, comparatively
speaking, the Grand Army
of the Republic will OBJ
serve the day as of old, in
its beautiful way, by hold
ing memorial services in
memory of their departed
comrades and by marking
the graves with the Stars
and Stripes and deeorat-
ing them with flowers. In
these services they will be
assisted by the Ladies of
the G. A. r., the Sons of
Veterans, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, American
Legion, Spanish War Vet
Grams, and other patriotic
organizations.
Let us, during this day
that so many now desc
crate by actions totally
foreign to the significance
of the occasion, pause and
pay due respect to our
country's defenders, alive
and departed. 1t is urged
by local Federation Off
cials that as many as pos
sible attend the services,
as a duty I'VE owe those
who have answered the
call to the colors in times
of the country's need.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-29
Goods For State Use
To Be Made In Prisons

Washington, May 26-The state-use
convict labor system as a remedy for
the evils of contract convict labor, was
indorSed by the A. +. of l.. executive
council al its meeting at A. r. OF L.
headquarters.
The state-use system provides that
all products made in state penal IN
sttutions shall be used exclusively !py
that state and its political suodlVis-
ions. None of these products can De
placed on the market. A model pili
for the general establishment OF the
system was approved by the councll
and will be sent to trade unions In the
states affected.
The council reaffirmed numerous
previous declarations that the compe-
tition of contract convict labor Is un-
just to wage earners and their em-
plOyers.
An extensive campaign Will De
launched to eliminte this evil. Con-
gress will be urged to pass law pro
Hdlng that products Of convict laDol
transported from one state to anothef
shall come under the laws OF the
former ,as if the products had been
manufactured therein. This will pre-
ven, products made by contract con
ylct labor being sent into STATE
where the state-use system prevails,
The educational campaign of the
A, f, of l.. and the union label depart
meu will include agitation for the
passage of these bills by state legls-
iatures and congress.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-29
Subsidy In New Form
Opposed BY Workers

Washington, May 26.-The A. F.
of l.. executive council has declared
its opposition to subsidizing ship own
ers by the government paying a
part of the wages of seamen. THIS
action is in line with declarations by
A. F. of L. conventions.
"The reason advanced for the wage
subsidy" said President Green, us
the differential between the wages OF
foreign and American seamen. The
cause for such differential is not far
to seek. If the seamen's act were
enforced there would be no differen-
tial. The proposed wage subsidy Is
to cover up the failure to enforce
that act.
Apparently the idea of the spon-
sors of the subsidy is that in propos-
ing that it be in wages it will elm
mate opposition from labor. But this
is not true. Labor stands where II
did in 1899, when the convention OF
the A. F. of L. declared: "A subsidy
in the very nature of things, Is the
Granting of a special privilege en-
nowering some Hen to fill their pock-
ets at the expense of others, through
the forms of law ~
"'This principle was followed in sue
cessfmi oppasing ship subsidies in
1899. 1906 and 1922. BY hldlhg !.
behind a wage proposition does noS @
minimize the fact that 1t rs shig
subsidy for the beenfit of private, shl9
owners who have maliciously violated
the seamen's act"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-29
Advertised Brands
Out Of Prison
IL 0rganlzed Labor Groctlng..

Il Organized Labor Greetings
One of the largest prison Labor con.
tracing firms an the country. con-
trolling seventeen be prison factories,
has announced that II is taking it's
advertised brands cut of the prisons,
The official announcement Of the com
pany Says. There exists among the
trade "a certain reluctance 10 handle
prison made products
This reluctance" Is the direel out
growth of the activities of organized
labor against the evil. hut the victory
Is NO, won, only the first skirmsh,
There are other prison labor eentfao-
tors, and garments are still being
made in prisons. The branded pro
ducts of only one company have been
driven cut OF the prisons, but branded
garments of other prison labor con
tractors and unbranded prison made
goods still ilood the markets.
Organized Labor can easily develop
in every merchant that reluctance
to handle prison made goods, Every
local union should Immediately ereate
a "Prisnn Labor Committee made
up of both men and women. and Il
there are no women in the local, wives
Of members should be asked 10 serve,
Secure literature from this office So
committee members will have all the
facts, then send committee 10 call
on each merchant To discuss the mat
tel personally Show them in 4
friendly spirit that free garment
workers are their customers, and that
eonvicts never buy from them. The
TACT should be stressed that infected
garments are never good values aild
| that conyiets can be employed under
The state use" system without COM
peting with free labor and legitimate
manufacturers.
Convince the merchant that Organ
lied Labor is working for justice and
not merely selfish ends; that Il will
not patronize any merchant who hau-
dies prison made goods, and that its
members will demand the UNION La
BEL, and the unbranded garmenta viii
be driven out as the branded ones
have been.
Will you please send Us the name Of
the Secretary of your Prison Labor
Committee 50 we can forward neces-
sary supplies?
Respectfully yours.
ROBERT J. NOREN,
General Secretary. Union Made Gar.
ment Mfrs. ASSN of America.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-29
Mine Mules Bray As
Electricity Takes Jobs

Even lowly mules nave found Una .la'
electricity is boon TO their existence 6, /
Eleven Of them, some OF when NM hau
not seen sunlight in more than t"enl! IN.
years, ,,e were recently displaced by ele. =.
iric locomotives in the PemtenuaLE,
coal mines at lansing, Kansas anu
We're hoisted to the surface. ut
Tony. a black mule that naa spsn'
.birteen wears roo feet below the sur
face. was the first out. He sat Oh !hs ms
baunches and brayed Justify wne9 Ia, .ne
door of the cage was opened, oIs
ing failed to bulge Tony until s sone
one well versed in mule maohe. - !
turned m him around and got MN 70
back out. ~. mine.
nrote~ted loudly. Old Shorty, a Yetei- i;i-
an. was calm and philosophical NM NM
Iayyv m Of five years service pave
;ovoIslv and shifted the Spnng, ar.
Electrical equipment is rapials ~ ;t
nlaring these a0e-old veterans anu :,
vii vii not be MANY years before l.,, sue.
scenes as this will be a thing Of i''e''
ory only. miners say.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-29
Building Workers in In
dianapOlis Settle Disputes

Bg international Labor News Service
indianapolis. Ind. May 2G.-Ad.
iustments In labor dispute affecting
ihe building trades IN lndianapolli
have been affected by union oiliciai !
employers and government agents. a
iurisdictional controversy between
and sheet metal worker
which held up the work on the new
war memorial building has been ad-
justed. e,,
strike Of inside ironWofkers at Shei.
bvville. which is under the iurisdie-
ton Of the indianapolis local union,
has been settled. ~ has "A similar
strike at Bloomington. An agreement
made ON the basis Of an increase IN
wage Of 10 cent? an hour to $i.32
automatically settled both Of these
strikes. ,.4-.
Labor conditions here are better
than for some time, all crafts having
reached amicable adjustments WIN
in regard 10 wages anu
working conditions.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-29
Agitation Needed
Before People Mon c

New Nesk. Mas 26.-l, takes "a.
ieast 10 yeafs tor TIC popular aeeep-
tSnoc oi ~ lJea after il has proven
ptatucal, aeelatts Power magazine
devoted Ia he power pIuh,em IN io.
aas,N. lie statement Indicates sha,
professional engineers appreciate tie
aeeJ for constant agitation.
A stuas Of American engineering
history saYs Power. seems 10 mO-
cate thai II requires. en an average,
10 years 81 moV fer any revolution.
any idea alt58dy developed IL The
point H successful practical appllea.
ten 90 hna general acceptance.
Ibg mas ls hard 70 start moving.
but small push steadily applied ovct
a loug period will eventually rysal,
IN substantial velocity. This thought
should encourage these Wbe some
tunes graN blt discouraged at the
persistence 81 uuceonpmiC practices
IN the power field in the lace of io-
peaJed and irrrlu,abIe demonstration
Of the advantage of doing otherwise.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-29
Postal Men To Meet
Saturday, Memorial Day

TIE annual convention of the Iii
noiS state branch Of the United Ma
uonal Association Of Postofice Clerks
viii be held Saturday, Memorial day,
in lrbana, with their headquarters
al the Urbaua Lincoln hotel As u
rule the postal employees conventions
are held on a holiday, which post
offices generally observe. 50 that the
convention is not crippled by absent
employees.
TIE convention will have a differ
ent atmosphere than any held recent
ly. They have been fighting for an
inerase in pay for several years and
this year they have it. President
Coolidge has given the pen he used
in signing me bill granting the in
crease TO the association.
Senator William Il. Mckinley will
be one Of the speakers if he is in the
city, and Congressman Charles Ad-
kins of Decatur has promised Ia be
present and several men high up IN
postal service has also promised to be
present
Ralph l.. Lanham OF Urhana, who
is president Of the state organization,
is planning on caring for 250 dele.
gates.
Besides tine business sessions and
speeches there will be a motor trip
over Champaign Urbana and special
visit to the Stadium and banquet
in the evening.