davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-06-13
LENCLEN ALLOWS YANKEE
NET STAR ONLY ONE GAME
French Girl Disposes of Miss Browne in Just ~
Minues--Richards and Kinsey Score Over
LaCOste and BOrOtra in 5 sets.
BY the Associated Press.

ARIS June 12Mary Browne, American fnat in the women
singles of the hard championships had her try
today for Suzanne Lengen title others have tried since
1919 Like all the Others Mrs Mallory her efforts wre the
champion ship the French
Miss Browne different brand tennis than Suzanne
been forced for day, but could the
the of all and Miss
6-1, 60
Evening star., 1926-06-13
Totals. .35 10 "a II
sBatted for Hoyt in the seventh.
tBatted for McQuaid in the ninth.

st' New 1onIs' YGsk. .SSdd S&SS
Runs-Koenig. Combs. Gehrig. Ward.
tS5. Errors@Lazzerri purst. Gerber. Two.
base hits-Durst Paschal. Three base hits
Sisler. Gehrig. Home runs---McManus. Geh-
rig. saeritices-7a5aehaTy; 7a ,l1 Dixon ta1 Nc. Nc.
and GehriE. Left on bases---New York. 81:
81; Louis: g. Bases on on baiis1oG Hoyt. 81
mBy Hoyt. /: BY Zachary. 5. HitsEoff
Hoyt. 10 in s innings: off Mcouaid. in 2
innings. Losing pitcher-Hoyt: Umpires--
OF s1me-s hours and minutes.
Evening star., 1926-06-13

+Bltttu fOr Blake III HIHtH
Chicago 90 OOOO1 o O--l
Boston " 0 o o o o x--0
Runs-Frcigau Neis Brown. j. Taylor. +
Taylor t2I Errors--Scott. Bancrift. I've
base hts-Freigau. ]. Taylor. Brown. Three
base ht--Browu. Stolen base--Scott Srcrl-
1ces--Jlm Coonsy. Adams. John Cooonst;y "a ~ -;
balis-OH Root. 8; off John Cooney. q
Struck out-By John Cooney n; T. Hi,s71oi1 4
innings Hit by pitcher--By John Cooney
Adams. Grimm. Wild pitch---Blake.
Losing pitcher-Root. Cmplres-Messrs
Wilson. Sweeney and Moran. Time of game
II hour and as minutes
Evening star., 1926-06-13

TwO-base hits - Hunnefield. Kamm.
Three-base hit-Judgp. Stolen bases--Mos-
til. Hunnefield; Stewart. Sacrifices--S. Har-
ris. Hunnefield. Sheeiy. Biuege. RueI. D0u-
BILE play-HunnefeId to M0rehart to
Sheely. Left on Observation-Disclosures. >:
chicago. 4 Bases on balls-Off Blanken-
ship; ?; off johnson, 2; off MOrrell, 1: off
Marberry, 1; off Edwards, 1. Struck out
BY Johnson: 4; by Blankenship. 3; by Nor
in > innings: off Morrell. :. in +" innings /;
on Mar9erry. in 2 innings; off Blanken-
! 2-3 innings. Winning pitcher-Marberry.
Losing pitcher-Edwards. Umpires-Messrs.
Gelsei. Naliin and COnnally. Time of game
-: hours 3 minutes.
Evening star., 1926-06-13
INDIANS DEFEAT AS, 10,
In thinning THRILLER
BY the Associated Press.


~LEVEIDAND 12--Wnh battling
though the world championship stake Cleveland today
~ defeated Philadelphia innings the
pitching battles in the American League this
oupched pitching of the
Evening star., 1926-06-13
BROWNS POUND HOYT
AND BEAT YANKS, 6-5
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, June 12.-The ST.
Louis Browns pounded Hoyt out of
the box and won from the New York
Yankees today. s to S, in the first
game Of the series.
A ninth-inning rally gave the
Yankees three runs.
Babe Ruth walked the first time
up and the next four times failed to
hit. McManus and Gehrig poled
honers, each with one man on.
Evening star., 1926-06-13
MYERS FAILURE KEENEST
DISAPPOINTMENT OF YEAR


the efforts the Nationals the kecnes disappointment
Buddy
fulfill the Spring
of becor worth while base ball player.
before purchased the
wear has flop in BOTH.
Evening star., 1926-06-13
Totals 35 Sl71S Totals. 81 727
'Batted for Harper in eighth.
4Batted for Wrightstone in ninth.

"BatteU fOr Harper N eIENth.
4Batted for Wrghtstone in ninth.
+Battcd for Pierce in seventh.
Philadelphia 49, q q o o o 0 ID
Runs-Carey Rhyme. Cuy1er. Wright. Tray
nor Waner t"b. Grantham. Sand .Henline.
Errors-Traynor Sand. Harper Huber t2i
Twohase hits--Gooch. Mofan. Home run
--Waner. Stolen base--Cotter Sarrifices-
hy Rhyne and ~ Grantham ira my rs: Rhyme wright
and Granthan Traynor, Rhyme and Grant
ham. Left on hases-Pttsburgh. Z; Phila-
dephia &. Bases on balls---On Songer. 3:
of Carlson. 9: off Pierce. /; off Dean. ..
Struck out--By sonGera 3; by Carlson; |: by
nines: off Pierce ] in q innings off Dean.
in 2 innings. Hit by .pitcher--By Songer
(Heninet. Losing pitcher--Carlson. I'M
pires-Messrs. KLEIN and Hart. Time of
game hours and As minutes.
Evening star., 1926-06-13

The match was played for charity.
but, exhibiting little of that quality
toward their opponents, the Ameri-
cans piled up a commanding flve-hOle
lead in the first eight and then eased
off to enjoy the scenery of the beauti-
full sylvan glades, where Henry the
Eighth was wont to spend an occa-
sional honeymoon.
The English pair took their first
hole at the ninth, when the Ameri-
cans, who up to this point were three
over threes. needed five. The best
ball card was:
Mi,ssei sfHsf nna and Hassp EoiIey:a sssss
MIssheii SfHsi fra and Hfsfe fsiiey 3 4$4345
The Americans dropped the four.
teenth gratuitously, both missing hole
able puts and allowing Tolley to fig
ure in the finish for the only time in
the match. Usually Tolley's bulky
eQSm was somewhere in the bunkers,
while Mitchell bore Great Britain s
burdens on his trim shoulders and
bore it well.
But Tolley's additional weight was
too much. and at the sixteenth, by
laying a long putt dead as mutton
as the EngllSn say, hagen ended the
contest, which, due to Tolley's irregu-
larities, had virtually resolved itself
into match in which Mitchell played
against the best ball of the Americans.
Bobby Jones played fine, consistent
golf, but Hagen took the spotlight
most of the time, for it was one of
those rare days when his game
reaches superlative heights
Hagen'S puts were dropping into
the cup from all corners of the green,
and the only way Bobby could edge
in was by occasionally playing odd
and sinking one.
Although the match ended on the
sixteenth, the two remaining holes
were played, and Mitchell just kept
Hagen from becoming too confident
regarding the 72-hole match between
them next week end; hs won both of
them with bird5oo.
Mitchell won the target gof com
Evening star., 1926-06-13

4Batted for Poole in ninth.
tTWo out when winning run scored
PHILADELPHIA 900 9-9
Cleveland -.
pnr--S,ea,,er. Error-Jamieson. Two
base hitsNsimmons. Speaker, Sacrifice IS,
Spurgeon (2J. Double plays-oJ. se%elI Sew rna Sun-
deft on bases PHILADELPHIA 5: Cleveland.
10 Bases bals1offs 20 sGItS GT1yeS mpres Sfphsk
WMessrs Ormsby and MCGOWAN. Time OF
game-i hour and 81 minutes.
Evening star., 1926-06-13
JONES-HACEN WIN MATCH
FROM MITCHELL-TOLLEY
BY the Associated Press.


DOR PARK England. June 12The Stars
NV umphantly
after
which the Bobby professional
and
Mitchell and
Evening star., 1926-06-13

tOSte ana Jean BOfOIrd Wlln a. i've
set defeat--9-7, 9-11, 3--6, 6-3,
ID
The American pair found it hard
enough going. Three sets went to
advantage, and the F'renchmen fought
doggedly to make it a completely vic
torious day for France. Their en-
durance was not equal to the occa-
sion, however, and the smashing
game of Richards and Kinsey brought
victory to America.
After a short rest at the conclusion
of the singles Miss Browne entered
the lists again-this time paired with
Elizabeth Ryan. against Mrs. l.. A .
Godfree and Miss Joan Colyer of
England. The American couple won
the first set after a close struggle,
but Mrs. Godfree and Miss Colyer
came back for more and won the sec
ond and third sets and the match
comparatively easy. The score was
ST, 6-4. Go.
When all was over Mile. Lenglen
had something to say about Miss
Browne "She is a fine girl / en-
joyed playing with her because she
uses brains
Plenty of Photographers.
The two players discovered that
there almost We're as many photog-
raphers as spectators. and posed for
scores of pictures, alone and together.
Douglas Fairbanks and his wife,
Mary Pickford, who sat just behind
SuZanne's father and mother. ap-
plauded wildly when their favorite,
Miss Browne. made a telling stroke.
An analysis Of the play in the big
match shows SuZanne's superiority
in that most important factor of ten
nis-pla cement She scored "a to
Miss Brownies II, many Of them in
following shots which an ordinary
player would let go by without max
ing an effort. Miss Brownies out
right winners came largely on cross
court volleys. which even Suzanne
could not foresee.
The point score was:
Evening star., 1926-06-13
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Missions, l: Los Angeles. l
Portland. .: Hollywood. l.
Oakland. 8: San Francisco, 8.
Sacramento. 8. Seattle. 4
Evening star., 1926-06-13
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Greenville 9.S: Macon. Ii
Charlotte. 9-S: Augusta. 12-T
Asheville. S-6: Columbia. %.
Spartanburg. 81: Knoxville. i-3
Evening star., 1926-06-13

petition with a score of 173 and 1914
total of 337 for the two days play
of So holes.
Bill Mehlhorn of Chicago finished
fifth with BIG, but Walter Hagen was
out of the prize money with 307.
Evening star., 1926-06-13
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Wilson 4: Portsmouth / 90 innings. rain)
Petersburg 1870: Kinston Ala
Norfolk. 1912: Richmond. 4-12 fsecond
,aIIed darkness).
Evening star., 1926-06-13
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.

Lakeland. 2: Sanford. .
Fort Myers. 1l-0: Sarasota. ST..
Bradenton.. z: ST. Petersburg. l.
Tampa. %: Orlando. 40.
Evening star., 1926-06-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
Savannah. 81 St. Augustine, 2.
Albany 4. Jacksonville. /.
Columbus g: Montgomery, 3.
Evening star., 1926-06-13
COMING FROM BEHIND
WASHINGTON.
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.Batted for Johnson in sixth inning.
+Batted for MOrrell i'm eighth inning.
4Batted for TObin i'm ninth inning.
i Hurri in iinfh nil
Evening star., 1926-06-13

Totals .3S 7t02 1otds' 90 IL ~
GRATED for Cochrane in ninth.
tBatted for Poole IN mn, nimth: r,,, s.orea
Evening star., 1926-06-13

Totals. 81 524 IL Totals. 80 IL ~
sBatted for Root in seventh.
Tran for TOison in seventh.
.Batted for Blake in ninth.
Evening star., 1926-06-13
CrifYs start i'm Seventh.

Practically helpless before Blanken-
shin since the start of the contest,
The Harrisnsr went on rampage in
Evening star., 1926-06-13
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston. s: Chicago. L..
Pittsburgh. &: Philadelphia. ..
BroOklyn- Cincinnati (ruin).
New York-St. Louis (rain).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
Cvocek odstransn z hrdla
hochova.

Operac1 v Johns Hopkins
provedene ma osmiletem hochu
Glen Stovallovi z Bluefield, w.
Va, podarilo Sc odstraniti cvo-
eek, ktery hoch spolkl a jenz
sc mu vryl do hrdla.
Otec po nehode nalozil no
cha do automobile, aby v mem
hocha dovezl do Baltimore, do
vzdalenosti $50 mil. Otec S
hochem vyjel po l. hodine v u
terry odpoledne. Kdyz zasta-
vii Ellicott City pro gasol1n,
byl tax vys1len, re mattel ga
raze Sc mu nab1dl dovezti ho-
cha do Baltimore. We stTedu
odpoledne hTeb1k 1spechem
vytazen byl hrdla hochova.
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Den "ObrancG."

Den Obranc1. ktery kazdo-
rocne slaven jest v Marylandu
ma pamatku tech, kteff v bo-
j1ch "a svobodu bojovali "a
vlast svoji, oslaven bude v ne
deli ma Federal Hill parku.
Zvlastn1 program vypraco-
vany parkovnfm vyborem W.
pracovan bude pro oslavu.
Vlastni oslava dne konana
bude V pondel1, jez prohlaseno
pro ten den svatkem.
Den Obrancd" vedle toho
oslaven bude ma vystavisti We
Filadelfii. Zvlastn1 vlaky po-
jedou do Baltimore V pondeli o
8. hodine rano, aby 1castnfci
oslavy mohli pocfti S oslavou o
II. hodine. Oslavy z1castni Sc
mayor Jackson, jenz toho dne
bude hostem F'iladelfickeho
mayora, Kendricka. Mayor
Jackson vezme tam tez sebou
mestskou kapelu a promluvf
hlavn1 rec.
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Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
Krajane! Volici!

v utery, II. zaTi, primarni
volby.
Volte! Konejte svoji povin-
most! Ceske demokraticke
kluby odporucuji voliti kandi-
daty, jichz jmena naleznete "
oznamce TELEGRAPH" ma po-
sledni STRANGE.
Volici, nedejte Sc klamath
listky, jez nepTatelskymi oso-
bami rozsirovany jsou ma sko-
'du kandidatG, nez name dH-
vsru, jak dirazne zjistsno by
10 We stTedu vecer We schIzi "
ceskem demokratickem klubu
MladikI 2. wardy, jiz zucast-
nil Sc governor Richie a JIM
naSi kandidate. Governor Rit-
chic ukazal nepTatelske listky
ty, ma nichz jmeno jeho nebylo
poznamenano krizkem a ma
nichz diva naSich kandidatI:
John P. Durkee a Francis A.
Michel, vynechani byli z dH-
vodu, ze cesky klub je odporu-
ell. SchGzi predsedal mas ces-
Ky radni, p. August Klecka.
Vote naSe kandidaty!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
Czech naezi zachranci.

Ztracena po nekolik hodin V
Chesapeake zalivu, mad nfmz
snesla Sc pondel1 prudka bou
fe, Rose Moseberger, jedna ze
Sesti osob zapaslclch We vlnach
o preplaveni zalivu z Tolches-
ter ma Bay Shore, zachranena
byla tremi Baltimorany vrace-
j1c1mi Sc ma Middle River ry-
bolovu cd Swan Point. Ia
chranci Sc clunem prijeli k nj
kdyz skoro pc tri hodiny vyso-
kymi vlnami a bouri zmitana
byla. ze jimi uvidena byla,
pric1tati te stastne nahode, re
vysoka vlna zdvihla il do vyse
tax re kolem jedouc1mi zahle-
dnuta byla a zachranena. Wy
tazen1 j do clunu spojeno bylo
Sc znacnou obtfz1 ano jeff telo
natTene mastnotou vzdy Wy
klouzlo z rukou zachrancu.
Kdyz posleze tito hodili pytel
ma nj, podarilo Sc Jim il vtah-
nouti do clunu. Toto vykonano
bylo kolem 5. hodiny odpoled-
ne.
Tri jej1 zachranci byli: Jo-
seph l. Scheeringer, 4O7 N. Lu-
Zerne avenue, William Ban
kard, 2906 E. Preston ulice a
Harry Vomastek, 2317 Fede-
raj ulice.
Kdyz vtahli zenu do clunu,
museli S t1mto zakotvenym z1-
stati stati, az boure prehnala
Sc. Po utisenf boure Well do
Sue creeku a odtud automo-
blu odvezli Mosebergovou do
Baltimore, do jejfho bytu, cislo
212 S. Smallwood ulice. Vsi-
chni plavci, kterf pokusili Sc S
nj O preplovan1 zalivu, museli
zavodech ustati, kdyz boure
mad zalivem Sc snesla. Odve-
zeni byli clunem je provazejf-
elm zpet ma COLCHESTER.
Zavodfc1 krone Mosebergo-
We byli: Olive w. Sudler, II
rokG stara a Mary M. Sudler,
jejf sestra, Lucille Anthony, Is
rok1 stara, Emma Calligan, IL
rokd stara a Joseph Stone, 10
rokG starry.
Zavodnfci do vody vstoupili
colchester We 12.48 odpoled-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
LanahanIv pripad dan bude
velkoporote.

Podrobne vylfcenf defrauda-
CT u firmy w. w. Lanahan &
Co., bankerd, jez obnasf S116,-
704.57, poslano bylo We stredu
statnfm navladnlm velkoporo-
te ku dalsimu jednanf.
Tvrdi sc, re jenom diva 1re-
dn1ci firmy meli pod1l We vel
KEN zproneveren1 penez. Jme-
ma oba prozat1m pry nemohou
dana byti do verejnosti, jak
firma prav1 a S nj statnl ma
vladn1, O'Connor. Statn1 ma
vladni odepfel dati do vefejno-
sti i to, zdali oba 1rednfci do
sud jsou v Baltimore anebo
nejsou. Navladn1 tez odeprel
vysvetliti, proc konference S
MIN a cleny firmy 1castnil Sc v
sobotu Caarroll Wilson Rasin,
syn byvaleho demokratickeho
politickeho bossa, l. Freeman
Rasina, an Rasin vGbec clenem
firmy nen1. Tez zadne- zaty-
kace v sobotu vydany nebyly
ma defraudanty.
Velkoporota narkla We sire
du ze zpronevery Carrolla Viii
soma Rasina, so rokG stareho z
Green Spring Valley, elena
"nobP' spolecnosti Baltimor-
ske a syna byvaleho demokra-
tickeho bossa.
Dale narceni: J. Stephen
Kelley, 28 rokd starry z Forrest
Park Avenue, byvaly poklad-
mix firmy Norman L. Fishach
35 roku starry, byvaly poklad-
mix a nyn1 pohTbeny. Oba:
Rasin a Kelley dani byli pod
zaruku $4,000 kazdy.
Kelley je synem advokata v
Towson. O Rasinovi Sc tvrdi,
re kradeze planovati pomahal
a penfze prijfmal. Po diva ro-
ky jak Fishach tax Kelley no.
tove pen1ze z bankovni IRA
dovny odnaseli a odvadeli Ra-
sinovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
Ornament!

Ctene Ceske verejnosti ozna-
mujem, re telocvicna skola
Sok. Jed. Blesk pristim tyd-
mem zahaji opet svoji pravidel-
nou cinnost We stejnem poradu
jako leta predesla a sice: zaci
kazdy utery patek Cd 6. hod.
vecer. zacky kazdou stredu a
sobotu cd 6. hod. vecer. Doufa-
JIG re PIP. rodice jimz blaho
jich d1tek ma srdci lezi to
pfedpokladame vsem, nam O.
pet sve d1tky ku spravne teles-
ne vychove sveT1 dftky v ur-
city cas- do Sokolovny zaslou.
Ia Sok. Jed. Blesk,
Frank Stetka, nacelnfk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
Ruth a Koenig Sc pohlavkovali.

Babe" Ruth, slava Balti-
more, ktere no dalo svetu re
St. Mary's Skoly jehoz slavou
je hran1 baseballu, v nedei IL
castnil Sc hry We zdejs1m Oriole
parku, kde We hfe zapasili
Yankees" a "Orioles".
Mezi sedmou osmou srazk-
kou Ruth, ktery nebyl spoko-
jen hrou Marka Koeniga, u
chopil Koeniga v miste odpo-
cinku, "a ramena a tlacil jej
po schodech dolG. Koenig, jenz
tomuto pry "zertu' rozumeti
nechtel, otocil Sc a Ruthovi dal
notny pohlavek. Ruth nezd-
stal mu tento dluzen, v okam-
ziku oba valeli Sc ma zemi
'hladili Sc" az druzi je ,roztr-
hi. Kdyz po "odpocinku" tom
to Ruth ukazal Sc ma zapasisti,
pfivftan byl sykotem, nehoz
pry Ruthovi bylo do place.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
kulf zadrzeni bootlegTi.

Lawrence Fowler a Harry
Sweet, oba z Washingtonu, ,zat-
cenl byli a jejich automobil
skonfiskovan ma Solesville pike
Y Montgomery okresu. Zdei-
81 soudce, Supplee, dal oba pod
zaruku $1,000 kazdeho ma OBJ
zalobu, re V automobile preva
zeH 162 galonG kornove koral-
ky. Kdyz bootlegTi mfsto "a
staven1 automobile tfmto u
Jlzdel pred st1hajfcfmi je pro-
hibicnimi agenty, jeden tech
to vystrelil a kuli prorazil u
AUTOMOBILE nadrzku ma gasolfn
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
Spadl otvorem elevatoru z W.
Sc 4. poschodi.

We ctyfposchodove budove,
{. 423 w. Baltimore ulice, 81
rokG starry David Greenberg,
spadl otvorem elevatoru a tez-
ce padem S vyse 4. poschod1 sc
zranil. Noha prerazena mu
byla ma nekolika m1stech a asi
kflz pTerazen. Vedle zraneni
techto potlucen byl ma hlave.
Greenberg vstoupl do otvoru e.
levatoru domnlvaje Sc, ze ele-
vator tam ma neho ceka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
Most pres Susquehannu o dvou
poschodich.

Most, Jenz prepfna reku
Susquehannu Havre deGrace
a Jenz pro poplatky neho Wy
blrane nazyvan jest "zlatym
dolem", bude rozsfren tax, ze
ma prvn1m a druhem poschodf
povozy jezditi budou. Zvyse-
nj mostu jedno poschodf stati
Dude pry Marylandsky stat,
ktery most vlastni, asi ma 2OO,-
600, Gill tolik, co asi poplatky
"a jeden rok vybrane obnasi.
Jakmile zvysen1 mostu zapla-
ceno bude, coz asi "a rok DO
zvysen1 mostu, vybiranf po-
platkG zruseno bude.
Nynejsi most jest trinact
stop siroky, c1mz sc stava, re
trucky nemohou automobily
V protivnem sm6ru jedoucimi
ma mostu Sc vyhnouti. Vjede-
Ii truck ma most, automobily V
protivnem smeru jedoucf ceka-
tt must az truck prejede. Pc
zvysenl mostu jedno poscho-
oil, povozy jedouc1 jedn1m sme-
rem pojedou po prvn1 podlaze
mostu a povozy jedouei v pro-
tlvnem smeru pojedou po dru-
he podlaze.
Most pGvodne vystaven byl
pro Pennsylvanskou drahu, jez
brzy Sc ho zbavila skorem jej
darovala soukrome spolecnos-
tt, cd ,nlz stat most koupil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
Napadli policistu.

Ma severovychodni policejnf
stanici obzalovani byli bratri !:
John a holland Heinstadt, ma
padeni policisty, George A. Ri
nese, kdyz tento pokusil Sc je
pro vytrznost zatknouti jeste
Sc dvema jinymi vytrzniky ma
rohu Hartford avenue Fede-
raj ulice. u patrolni skrfne
Rines napaden byl re zadu a
zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
Lihoviny ma msstske smetiste.

Dve ste sedmdesat osm be-
den koralky chovanych We Via
dn1m skladisti ma rohu Bath a
Holiday ulic, vylito bude ma
mestske smetiste, jak k tomu
povolen1 Washingtonu obdr-
Eel prohibicn1 direktor, Ed
mund Budnitz.
We "sbfrce" jest jak dobra
tax bootlegarska koralka. Bud
nitz zadal O povolen1 zniciti
zasobu tuto po kradezi, j1z u
kradeno re skladiSte IT'S be-
den koralky ma den Is. srpna
bandou zlodeju, kteff wall po-
licejnlmu srazn1ku revolver a
drzeli jej az kofalka odvezena
byla. Celia tato zasoba male
zena byla S nekterymi jeste il
nymi ukradenymi zasobami a
vracena do skladiste.
Koralka vylita byti must
pred Is. zar1m. Koncem mi
nuleho tydne jeden re zlodejG
teto koralky zatcen byl We Fl
ladelfii. Doposud. zatceno bylo
sest ucastnfkG kradeze teto.
Kofalka ukradena nalezena
byla policif.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10

z pfedvolanych 500 muzu-
nadejnych porotc1 = omluve-
no bylo anebo neprislo $50.
Kazdy mich mel nejakou W.
mluvu, proc nechce byti porot-
Gem. Jeden byl kratkozraky,
jiny nedoslychavy, jiny bal Sc
re utrp1 penezitou skodu. inv
trpel nervosou, jiny jinym
"trublem" atd. Soudce po da-
nj Jim d6kladne lekce pro ne
plnen1 obcanskych povinnostf,
postal nechtejfci slouziti domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
LODI jedouci Baltimore sho-
rela ma mofi.

Osm osob zachraneno bylo
z lodi "Albert w. Robinson" a.
81 800 mil Cd Virginskeho po-
bfez1 v pondel1 v noci. Zachra-
neni byli muzstvem Jihoslovan-
ske lodi "Izabran". Dva re "a
chranenych tezce popaleni by
Ii. LODI znicena byla ohnem.
Naklad jej1 skladal Sc re dfivi,
jez nalozeno bylo ma LODI V Bal
timore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
Protest uniove prace v "Den
Prace."

Baltimorske Sdruzeni Prace
oslavilo Den Prace" v River
View parku. Ucastnfci jedno-
myslne pfijali resoluci, kterou
hlasen jest protest proti poku-
su jistych Baltimorskych "a
mestnavatelu zbaviti uniove
delnlky prava odeprfti praco-
Vati neuniovymi delnfky.
Recnlky dne byli: mayor
jackson a president Sdruzeni
Henry F. Broening.
Mayor jackson mluvil O tom
co pry vse poplatn1ci NEST
skych dani "a tyto dostavaji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-10
Zvyseni platI zrizencIm
B. & O. drahy.

Baltimore and Ohio draha O.
manila V pondeli, re sluzne
vice nezli 5000 zrfzenc1 IVY
seno bylo pocatkem 1. zari.
We zvyseni zahrnuti jsou
strojn1ci, kotlaTi, kovari, elek-
trikari, deln1kGm ma vagonech,
JeJich pomocn1kdm, topicum,
strojvGdcGm a vsem do techto
kategori1 zahrnutym. D6lnici
ma nadennicke praci to zahr-
mutt nejsou.
Platy zvyseny 2 centy "a
hodinu.