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New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
SHANGHAI riots
REPORT PRESENTED
Investigator Inclined 10 Blame
Foreigners

Picking, China, Dec. 28 Up-The
conclusions OF Justice Elias F. John.
son resulting from the inquiry into
the shooting affair az Shanghai on
May 30 last were made public in
summarized form today by the dean
OF the diplomatic corps,
Justice johnson, member OF the
bench OF the Philippine Islands, wat
the American member and presid.
ing officer OF the International com
mission charged with investigating
the disorders In Shanghai which be-
! gan with strike demonstration and
eliminated In the killing of a mum
| Der Of Chinese
CritiCizes Foreigners
Justice johnson criticizes the po-
lice authorities for failure TO appre-
ciata the gravity OF the situation or
TO take timely precautions. He
charges the foreigners in Shanghai
with failure 10 take into account the
principles OF liberty and independ
cnce which they themselves have
spread IN China, and recommends
various reforms OF the Shanghai ad
ministratlon.
The British and japanese mem
bers OF the investigating commits,
sion find no laxity In the police pre-,
cautions and consider that no other
course was possible.
Justice johnson fnds that Police
Inspector z. w. Everson OF Shangha
owing TO his numerous duties, failec
10 realize the temper OF the crowd
and at the moment Of firing acted ir
accordance with mobilization in
structions. realizing the consequence.
Of his failure to DO so.
Commissioner Absent
Police Commissioner K. J. Nc
Euen, IN spite Of complete informa
lion as to the conditions obtaininf
during the preceding months as wei
as the immediate menace OF an anti
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
COAL men ABSENT
FROM c. {. prob
But Denial | shade They Agreed
to Stay Away

Mayor A. NJ Paonessa and Chair.
man D, L. Bartlett OF the Chamber
OF Commerce coal committee are
said TO be displeased today at tho
action OF coal dealers in remaining
away from the meeting yesterday,
which had been called by the COM
mittee to discuss the coal situation.
Only two coal companies were
represented at the meeting, the
United Coal and Wood and the D.
and K Co, A telephone message
from the Citizens Coal Co, stated
that 1t was impossible for that con-
Germ TO be represented.
Failure OF the dealers TO attend
has been construed by the commit
tee, or at least by Chairman Bartlett
rs an unwilingness TO cooperate.
No Probe Intended. Bartlett Says
The meeting was IN no sense an
investigation OF the coal companies, "
Chairman Bartlett stated this morn
ing. He added thai there is some
uneasiness throughout the city con-
corning prices and supply and the
meeting was simply to give the deal
ers chance to explain to the pub
lie just what the situation was.
Now the public is in the same sit
nation as It was before only more
So" he added. ''It the Teale 6 had
attended the meeting Il would have
bean a good thing for them and the
public would have been better in
formed. There is no doubt in my
mind that in most instances the coal
dealers are perfectly justified in
charging the prices they are getting
Some OF them loaded up when the
market was high and when the mar
ket dropped they were forced tc
protect themselves We were not
interested In the details OF the coal
dealers business but we gave them
an opportunity to come to the meet
ing and discuss the situation but
they failed to take advantage OF the
opportunity,
An we could assume was that the
dealers were not interested" he
added.
Mayor Paoncssa Displeased
Mayor Paonessa, who was present
was not pleased. stating that he was
satisfied there was a previous agree.
ment among coal dealers not to at
tend. He said the committee wa:
following out the suggestions OF
Governor Trumbull and suggested
that Governor Trumbull be inform
ed Of the attitude Of the dealers Hs
also recommended that copy Of a
letter from Frank H. Johnston
president OF the City Coal and WOOD
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23

japanese demonstration. left the
city for three hours, Justice John
son declares, and even on his return
failed to inform himself as TO the
conditions. The American commits
sioner finds no basis for Justification
Of tho absence which can be har.
monized with the police commission,
er's responsibility. whereas his pres.
ence might have saved the lives OF
innocent persons,
Considering the accumulated In.
formation In the hands OF the police
for the six months preceding, Jus.
tice Johnson finds there was reason
10 anticipate disorder and that lit.
lie or nothing was done until too
late TO prevent the occurrences which
entailed the shooting
He believes that the municipal
council was Handicapped owing 10
lack OF definition OF It's authority,
and that certain class OF the for.
eign police did not exercise suffi.
Gent humaneness In handling the
crowd.
He recommends that the foreign
ers should speedily end the negoti.
ations for fixing the status OF the
mixed court; that the participation
OF the Chinese should be discussed
and settled. and likewise the ques-
ton OF extra territorial rights
The alleged grievance OF the Chi
nese regarding loss OF territory and
sovereignty in the region OF shang,
hal should not be overlooked. and
unjust treaties negotiated with sell
fish and perhaps dishonest officials
should be carefully considered,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
Former Maine Sheriff
Wants to Be Governor

Augusta, Me-. Dec. % F-Mator
Arthur l. Thayer OF Bangor, former
sheriff Of Penooscot county. who has
Just retired after serving SIX years
as chairman or the Maine Industrial
Accident commission. announced to-
day that he would be a candidate
for the republican nomination for
governor at the primaries next
June. Governor Ralph o. Brewster
will be candidate for renon1ina-
ton
Depth Of the water in the London
docks Is kept at from So to "a feet
by constant dredging.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
NAVY SENDS GREETINGS

Washington, Dec 2S. (P)-Chrtst-
mas greetings were extended today
TO the officers and mon of the navy
and marine corps by Secretary VIII
bur in a message which also extend
ed deep sympathy to those who
have lost relatives and friends"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
KIRKWOOD UNDER KNIFE

Los Angeles, Dec. %. (.P)-Joseph
Kirkwood, Australian golf profess
sional who Is here for the $4,000
Los Angeles open tournament Janu-
airy 7 to 10, under went a slight
operation yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23

Mr., Gould says this is a commit.
tee OF investigation. They go ahead
and have a whole month for inves-
tigatlon and according TO Mr.. Gould's
letter fndS conditions satisfactory
and sound, II they have been inves,
tigating and found conditions sound
without tho cooperation OF the deal
ers, what is there to investigate
now?
Under the present law no dealers
can get together TO talk prices. The
committee can get the prices we are
charging by referring TO our adver.
using In the daily newspapers,
II have been IN business too long
TO be hauled before a committee and
asked a lot OF questions. What's the
difference between the coal business
and any other business? They don't
ask any other business concerns TO
come before committees and tell
their costs and profits and all their
business affairs in public II they
! ""Hb W IOiAlS W Jul o4i4SS anu OIL
down and talk things over we'll be
glad to treat them like gentlemen
and tell them anything they want 10
/ know"
Referring to the mayors recon-
mendauon that his letter be sent to
the governor, Major Johnston jok-
iuRlY stated that at apDears as
though I'm slated to he spanked by
the governor although ! don't know
what for"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
Gould's Letter to Dealers

The letter sent to the dealers by
Secretary Gould was as follows:
For the past several weeks 2
committee from the Chamber Of
Commerce has been investigating the
coal situation as it applies to the do
Imestic consumer In New Britain. On
information furnished by some Of
the local coal dealers definite con-
! illusions have been reached relative
70 the present supply OF coal for do
nestle uses and the maintenance OF
this supply for the future require
ments of the city, and it is believed
that conditions are sound, However,
for such committee properly to
function, the cooperation and as
sistance OF the coal dealers are ne
! cessary. viii you, therefore. Join
US in our efforts and have a repre-
sentative OF your firm meet the com
mittee and the representatives OF the
other dealers at this office on Tues
day afternoon, December p, az p.
m? We are DESTROYS Of discussing
the whole situation"
Those present, in addition TO the
two coal dealers, Mayor Paonessa
and Chairman Bartlett, were A. A.
Mills, T. F. jackson, Judge B W
Alling and Secretary r, L. Gould
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-30
Drobne ohlasIzy
HL'ADAME DIEvCA

alebo zenskh ma domacu pracu.
Musf znat varit'. Haste sa u Mrs
Ohl, IL Z. Federal st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-30
BROZMANOVCOM ZOMREL
SYN.

Viktor Brosman, 1-mesacny syn
Michala Amy Brozman L c. Il
Edgewood st. zomrel V dOmacno-
sti rodicov v pondelok rano ma
komplikacie. Oplakavaju no krein
rodicov styri sestry a styria bra
tia. Pohrabne obrady vykonal
Rev. j. NJ. Liscinsky V chrame
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda utorok
rano. Pochovany bol V Calvary
cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-30
VYKAZ SBIERKY
ma Volebny Fond cd II. do "a. ok

Posledne poistent. .. $6,691.75
DoSIo "a posi-. tyzden. $3,220.3j
Dosavad' sbierka cini: $9,9121O
Pan Bob zaplat'.
Jan A. Kocur,
tajomnik 81. Ligy,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-30
MA PREDAJ

Columbia fonograf rekordanfi
albumami V hodnote asi $4OO, vse-
tko len "a 500. Hast sa treba
v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-30

sloyenski odbornici, robotnfci 81
hradnici, k praci a ku chlebu ne
priplst ami alebo Cd nej odstrko-
|! vani. Staraid 50 0 to, zeby dobrs
mravy . zvy&y n&sho 1'udu, ma
roda neboly vypal 'ovane nicivy-
mi, zkazonosnymi m6dami ma
zorami rudzinskymi
Tito nasi ibratia, ktori 50 svojiln
udom, ktoreho posli lprimne
smysl ajl, . ktori sa proti vset-
kemu klamstvu na nasom Jude
pachanemh, odhodlane stavajn
sorganizovanf s1 do dvoch politi.
ckych stran ako to uz yiete. jed
ma je Slovenska l'udova strana,
druha Slovenska ,narodna strana,
Myslime, ze ste tyychto >stranach
uz eitali alebo poculi. Sice ma ka.
zdej roll najde sa kikol, stoklas
Nalebo sialenec. I medzi Movakmi
najdu sa podli, bohaprazdni
l'udia, ktori na obidve tieto stra-
Ey krivo hi 'adia, spincd, nadava-
jd, ohovaraj1 ich, cigania o nich,
vymSsl 'ajd ma vodcov tychto
stran neslychane lie. Hovoria @
.ich, re sa chcd len do dradov do
stat, lebo sa prave tito nicomni-
cl boJa, re ich tie strany cd mast
nych hrncov odozenn mastnf
hrnce rozbijd.
NlN tito najati krikl uni no.
vinach dstne odhovarajai Slova-
'2ov, aby Slovensku nepomahali.
No, statocny clovek i'm neuveri.
Ma Slovensku potrebna je s1rna
naprava. Inace prisla by celia Ces-
koslovenska Republika do plane
10 ST avu.
II nasi verni narodovci V l'u-
dovej i narodnej strane chcd pre-
West napravu slusnym a zakoni-
tym sposobom, to jest tam, kde
sa zakony robia, na sneme. A
preto usilujG sa dostat' do snemu,
Ia vyslancov statoGnych Slova
kov. Ale potrebuj1 siirnu pomoc.
'ovzbudzovanie a poucovahie slo-
venskdho l'udu, cesty, noviny.
programy, telegramy, shromazde-
MIA stoja peniaze, prave nasi obc-
tivi narodovci neoplyvaju bohat-
stvom. Kol' 'ko m6zu, davajn, obe-
tujd. Ale co nevladzu, to nevla-
dzu. Nuz treba i'm pomahat'. .Po-
mahat' name i'm al my, americki
Slovaci. .-... ...... .~.--. .
Pr 'Nedajme sa myht' tym ~~bied-
nym lharom, ktori nemajd citu
am svedomia, neznajd pomery ma
Slovensku, ba ked' al niektori
'oli tam, chodili 81 po zabavkach,
po oslavach. po navstevach, kde
sa i'm dobre vodilo a nevideli. GO
vsetko musi trpiet' utisnuty l'ud.
hladuJuci a otrhani ucitelia, ua
vnlvoc uvedeni remeselnici. --- !,
teraz tn Amerike bl 'abocd, ze