davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-08-23

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Ably hotovi byli pro vaIku.

Brig. general Leroy S. Upton,
komandant Fort Hoyle, pre-
hllzel v pond6lf studentsky re-
servni sbor Johns Hopkins u
University.
V reci, kterou po prehlfdce
pronesl, fekl general, re 81 ne
preJeme valku, ale re il koli-
krate nemdzeme Sc vyhnouti i
kdyz 81 j neprejeme. Cely
svet dluhujlc1 Americe, naro-
dove zarliv1 jeden ma druhy,
Jsou stalym nebezpecfm zme-
niti pfatelstvf V nenavist a "a
visit.
Nepokoj vladne v Europe,
my name nepokojneho souse-
da ma jihu, valka zurf ma w
chode. Povinnost1 nasf, tvrdil
general, jest byti pTipraveni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
DopadI zbabelce.

DR.. Maurice Kiroch, 100
Port ulice, patek po homie
skrze devet blokG mestskych
ulic dopadl cernocha automo-
bilistu, ktery automobilem
svym srazil muze ma kfizovat-
ce Harlem avenue u Carey uli-
ce, zranil tohoto a bez pomoci
zraneneho zanechav ujel. DR..
Kirsch, jenz nehodu uvidel,
pustil Sc v automobile SVEN "a
uj1zdej1c1m cernosskym zba-
belcem a neustal, al jej dopa-
dl a policii pTedal.
V nemocnici zemrelo kon-
Gem tydne tr1lete dftko, Adeli-
ma Livolsi, jemuz pred domem
rodicd, {. 316 East ulice, auto
mobilem rozmackana byla pr
sa hlava rozrazena. Auto
mobil r1dil Harry Wise z w.
Hamburg ulice. D1tko vybe-
hlo 2 pozad1 vozu primo y ces-
tn automobilu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Mayor ukaze, jak pracovati.

Neuspokojiva situace stale
vladnouc1 v 1radovne NEST
skych pr1jmG byla predmetem
konference V pondel1 mezi ma
yorem Jacksonem mlstopred
sedou komise ma vykonnost.
Mayor rozhodl, re straw od-
puldne a snad i noe 27. kvetna
V ufadovne, ably ukazal - puj-
deli to - jak vse witt do ru-
kou a pracovati, by to slo.
Mestsky register, Dolfield,
vypGjcil Sc dals1 million dolar6
z Union Trust spolecnosti, po-
nevac pfljmy z dan1 a jinych
poplatku nejsou odvadeny tax,
jak ocekavano. PGjcka tato
jest Session. cd pocatku tohoto
roku, &C tehdy receno bylo, re
nebude Sc muset dluziti.
Proti odporucen1 komise ma
vykonnost, aby pocet klerkd v
dfadovne pf1jmd sn1zen byl,
dohl1zitel mad vyb1ran1m pr1j-
MI, Charles E. Bichy, zada o
rozmnozen1 poctu klerkG. V
ufadovne je nyn1 45 klerkG,
Bichy jich chce m1ti padesat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21

V sobotu ma zdejsfm Loudon
hrbitove pohfben byl DR.. Tho
mas A. Brayshaw, po dlouha
leta lekar Glenburnie. DR..
Brayshaw zemrel dome ma
Round Bay v Anne Arundel O.
kresu, kan 'zavolan byl poskyt-
nouti lekafskou pomoc onemo-
cnele zene. V Glenburnie, kde
cten byl pro svoji lidumilnost
a obetavost, I'll SO rok1. Jeho
uslllm postaven tam byl hostel
a zivot uvedeny mnoh@ OBJ
canske a obchodn1 organisace.
Studoval ma Baltimorske lekaf-
ske skole college of Physi-
clans and Surgeons. PohTeb-
nj obrady vykonal farar epi-
skopaln1ho kostela Glenbur-
ME, ME ktery hostel zesnuly zalo-
I'll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Jedenact koni usmrceno v ohm;

Y pondell v noci vypukl po-
Ear We staji c.. D. Kenny spo-
lecnosti ma Russell ulici. V no.
rlci staji usmrceno bylo jede-
nact kon1 a nekolik poraneno.
Trlcet osm automobile, patnact
koni tazenych povoz1 a devet
konl Y cas- pred plameny "a
chraneno bylo. Kone " dob6
pozaru podesenf utrhali Sc ne
ktefl z mich vybehli re stale,
nekter1 lehli 81 ma zem a nehnu-
Ii Sc vzdor pokusGm je zachra-
nit. Nektef1 vedeni ven vytr-
hi Sc z rukou vedoucfch je a
vrhli Sc zpet do plamen1.
Ohe1 povstal v hromade Sc
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Zena zenam.

"zeny must mysleti svymi
mozky a ne dati Sc ovladati ci-
ty'', napom1nala Caspar Whit
ney z New Yorku konvenci
Marylandske zenske lfgy od-
byvane koncem tydne V hotelu
Southern.
Poole sveho nazoru, usuzu-
je Whitney, nezalez1 ma tom,
zdali zeny mnoho dokazaly cd
dolby, kdy dano jim volebn1
pravo, jako sp1se ma tom, co V
nastavaj1c1 budoucnosti vyko-
nail. DGlezitou otazkou jest,
zdali zeny pracuj1 We sprav-
mem smeru, treba jest, aby 81
pfisvojily ddkladnost a napro-
stou informaci ceste kterou
Sc brati chtej1.
Jiny z recn1k1 konvence ma
lehal ma to, ably zeny slouzily
ma velkoporote jako clenove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Soudce odporucuje vyplatu
ditek.

V kriminaln1m soudu pfi W.
slechu tr1 mlad1kG obzalova-
nych z prepadu a loupeze,
soudce Stanton zavolal rodice
obzalovanych mlad1kd pred
sebe a karal je z nedbalosti je-
jich pro dovolovan1 O potulo-
van1 d1tek mimo d6m rodicd
dlouho do noci. Soudce odpo-
rucil, ably d1tky takove nechte-
j1c1 poslouchati ddkladne hol1
potrestani byi. Mlad1ci: 16-
lety Howard Christopher, Mel
vim Mclaughlin, 17lety a Will
liam F. Russell, 17lety, {. 1913
N. Broadway, pfepadli a olou-
pill George Colley, {. 1920 N.
Fulton avenue. Prepadli a O.
loupili Cooleye, ably mohli Sc
ma vylet vypGjciti automobil.
TAX aspon Sc omlouvali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Marylandske sdruzeni prace
zada pivo.

V konvenci Marylandskeho
Sdruzenf Prace odbyvane V Sa-
lisbury, Md, zadano jest zm1r-
nen1 Volsteadova vynucovac1-
no zakona a prodej 2.75 pro-
centn1ho piva. V petici nen1
zadne zm1nky O vfnu. Resolu-
ce prohlasuje, re Volsteaddv
zakon postrada porozumenf u
lidu a re prot nemu jest vets1
odpor nez proti kteremukoliv
jinemu zakonu.
Manning, sekretaf, oznamil
V konvenci, re organisovane
prace v Baltimore ukazuje
stale rostouc1 zajem v kupo-
van1 tech predmetG, jez ma So
be nesou uniovou znamku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Governor zucastni Sc zahajeni
vystavy We Filadelfii.

V den IA. cervna, v den "a
hajenl Sesqui-C Centennial W.
stavy We Filadelfii zajede go
werner Richie do Filadelfie, a
by dcast bral ma zahajovac1ch
slavnostech. z Marylandu po-
slano bude 500 gardistd ku pa
rade, jez den ten konana bu-
de. V cele parady bude gene
raj John j. Pershing. V cele
Marylandskeho oddflu bude
governor Richie. Governor
tehoz dne odhalf desku We W.
stavni budove vzpomfnajici
Marylandu jako jednoho re
tfinacti p6vodnfch statG Spo-
jenych Statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Hasici poransni.

Ctyri muzi skocili v dtery s
oxen druheho poschodi spolec-
nosti "Atlantic Rubber, c1slo
3510-20 Philadelphia road, a.
by prchli pred plameny, jez
rychle Sc s1rily cd jedne nadrz-
ky ku druhe. Nadrzky plny
byly gasol1nu a gumy. Dvacet
tri zeny v tovarn6 pracujicf
prchly. Ze ctyr muzG oxen
seskocivs1ch poranen nebyl nj
kdo, krone jednoho, jemuz
plameny trochu vlasy opaleny
byly. TTi hasici poraneni byli
shozeni byvse Sc zebT1ku.
Mattel tovarny, Joseph L.
Symonds, nedavno zatcen byl
ma obzalobu, re nezakonnym
zpusobem zneuzil alkoholu,
ktery mu prodavan byl "a ice
lem uz1van1 jej V tovarne ku
rozpusten1 gumy. Zalovan
jest, re alkohol vlastne proda-
val bootlegrum.
= Ze 1920 hasic1 dvacet
pet V techto dnech castecne
jest zraneno pTi pozarech. We
die techto dvanact jinych one
mocnelo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Pc druhe v roce dunn shorel.

Dum Edwarda Thompsona,
ma rohu Lansing ave. a johnny
cake road u Catonsville, znicen
byl pozarem v sobotu. New
Sc, zdali zasazen byl bleskem
anebo zdali ohen byl zavinen
spatnym elektrickym vedenim.
Rodina dobe pozaru byla z
domu vzdalena. Pozar V dome
tomto byl druhym v dobe jed
noho roku. Prvn1 dun - Q
trech poschodfch znicen byl
ohnem skorem V tutez dobu
pred rokem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Strikal jedenactiletou dceru

John Woobleska z Hull u1i-
ce zadrzan jest pro velkoporo-
tn ma zaruku $500 pro stlucenf
sve jedenact rokG stare dcery,
Heleny, karabacem Sc tremi
femeny.
Wrobleska zatcen byl ma "a
dost Franka w. Radcliffe, a.
genta spolecnosti proti tyranf
d1tek. Radcliffe zvedel ztry-
znenf d1tka Cd ucitele telocvi-
ku ma skole, {. 62, ktery pri te-
locviku spozoroval slehy ma te-
lie d1vky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Lekar utonul " hIoubce 2 stop
vodv.

DR.. Henry Gwynne Bran
ham, byvaly Baltimorsky l6-
kaf, utonul We stTedu minuleho
tydne, kdyz spadl do potoku
ma SVEN pozemku v Okahum-
pha ma Floride. DIE vseho
pred padem omdlel. Utonul
V hloubce dvou stop vody. u
tonuly lekar byl synem Ora.
Josepha H. Branhama, ktery
zalozil a po nekolik rokI byl
presidentem Franklin Square
nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21

Mrtvola Harry M. Rowe OBJ
jevila Sc patek odpoledne ma
povrchu vody Severn feky ne
daleko mostu vedouciho do
Annapolis. Mrtvola nalezena
byla hl1dacem mostu. Naleze-
MIN mrtvoly skonceno bylo pa
tranl po zmizelem, ktery ma
den 3. kvetna vecer prepaid
otce svehofv dome jehe v Ca
louisville, zranil jej tax tezce,
re otec v nedeli pred tydnem
zemfel a vedle toho tezce DO
ranll svoji sestru a matku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Sebevrazedny pokus v hotelu.

Paul Frame, pokIadn1k fir
my Commercial Gas Appli-
ances", nalezen byl V sobotu v
noci V hotelu Southern krvace-
j1c1 z ran, ktere 81 zasadil O.
str1m holicskeho noze. Po ma
'lezen1 odepfel udati pr1cinu Sc
bevrazedneho pokusu. Male
zen byl lez1cf ma podlaze svet-
nice. Prerezal 81 lily ma ru-
kou a rozsekl 81 kGzi lebky.
Frame poc1tan byl mezi "vyss1
spolecnost" Baltimorskou.
Byvaly mayor mesta, Ma
hool, jest svagrem Framea.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Vyhazeny nabytek bude pro-
dan We drazbe.

Mestsky odbor ma ulice O.
pravnen jest podle rozhodnutl
mestske rady pondel1 ucine
mem prodati nabytek vyhazeny
z lidskych pr1bytkG serifem
pro nezaplacenf najemneho.
Nabytek uschovan bude odbo-
rem ma dobu triceti dnf pax
prodan v drazbe, iestlize mali
tel Sc 0 tento nepfihlasi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Pc roce zopakovala pokus.

Do nemocnice dana byla v
pondelf 10 rokd stara Cathe-
rine Manley, &. 1923 Henne-
man avenue, jez v sebevrazed-
mem 1myslu vzala jed. Podob-
ny pokus otravy ucinila pred
rokem. Cd sveho manzela od-
loueena Ella po nekohk mesfcd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Vice umrti nezli narozeni
" tVdnu.

0 tfi 1mrt1 vice neil naro-
zen1 zaznamenano bylo zdra-
votn1m 1Tadem v minulem IT,
dnu. Y tydnu V Baltimore zem-
felo celkem 239 osob. Dftek
narodilo sc 236.
V tydnu zaznamenano bylo
dvanact osudnych nehod, dve
sebevrazdy a jedno zabiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
cat to povazf, co bota vazT'

ssAf to povazi, co bota vazi'. !.
X S botou ma manzela roze-
hnala Sc Carolyn Graffey. W.
sledek? S hlavou potlucenou V
predu i zadu stal v 1tery
pred policejn1m soudcem Jo-
seph E. Graffey, vedle neho
trdnil v1tez mad MIN, jeho nez-
ma polovice. PTiznala Sc, re
hlavu manzelovu potloukla bo-
tou, kdyz manzel jejf vratil Sc
V pondel1 opily &C vlastne z O.
pice po cely tyden ami poradn6
nevysel. Kdyz V osudn6 pom
deli dopracoval Sc domG, pin
odvahy pustil Sc do manzelky.
jez chopila Sc boty a touto Vi
tezne odrazila dtoky manzelo-
Wy a tohoto bojist6 porazene-
no vyhodila. Manzel soudci
sl1bil, ze necha pitt a zaplatii
pokutu $40 a tdrat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Utonul v kamennem lomI.

Joseph Robinson, 9 rokd STA
ry hoch utonu1 V sobotu V ka-
mennem lomu ma GwynnyS
Falls, kdyz pokusil Sc skociti 2
brehu ma prkenny pram .rlo-
voucl ma vode lomu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Otravena plynem.

Mary Hogan, As rok1 stara
nalezena by1a otravena swift
plynem v {. 701 E. Chase ulice
Plyn vychazel z malych ku-
chynskych kamen. Pry asi T.
snula, kdyz varila kavu ma pIv-
nu a plyn nahodou zhasl be-
hem spanku jejfho, kdyz kava
pTekypela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21
Ctyri poransni We srazce auto
mobilu vlakem.

Ctyri osoby byly poran6ny,
kdyz V nedeli automobil jejich
rozdrcen byl vlakem Pennsyl-
vanske drahy ma kfizovatce
Mill road We Sparrows Point.
Narazem vlaku do automobile
Daisy Florence Jensen byla Wy
hozena automobile tezce
zranena. Dale zranena byla
Neil Jensen, 16 rokG stara dee
ra z prvn1ho manzelstv1, Clau-
die Sullivan II roku stara
Lula Swisher. NeStestl udalo
Sc pred devatou hodinou vecer.
Osoby v automobile sed1c1 jelly
81 koupiti ice-cream. Vlak je-
douc1 rychlost1 asi 20 mil "a
hodinu, odhodil automobil do
dalky asi tficet stop. Daisy
Florence Jensen hozena byla
do prohlouben1 mezi kolejemi,
cely vlak pres nj prejel, ale ami
Sc j netkl. Zranena byla vnitf-
ne.
- V sobotu zranena auto
mobilem ma Greenmount ave-
nue. u Preston ulice, go rok1
stara Elizabeth Fizzell, zem-
Tela V nedeli nemocnici. Au-
tomobilem rozrazena il byla
lebka. R1dic automobilu, Sa-
muel H. Fleisher z Baker ulice,
zatcen byl a obzalovan z ry-
chile j1zdy pres krizovatku uli-
ce pro zabit1 stareny.
- Trinact rok1 staremu no
chu, Bernard McKenna, {. 421
E. Chase ulice, pTerazena byla
automobilem ruka, kdyz pre-
chazel Hartford road. Bertha
Holman z Alameda boulevard
vidouc1 z automobile sveho ne
hodu a jak zbabely r1dic auto
mobilu mlsta melody bez "a
staven1 ujfzdel, zjistila cfslo
automobile.
- Grace Kettlewell z Gull
ford avenue prerazena byla
noha, kdyz ma krizovatce Cabe
avenue a York road zasazena
byla elektrickou poulicn1 ka-
rou. V dobe melody sla do ko-.
stella v Govans, nemz hraje
ma varhany.
Ashley R. Skilman E.
Pratt ulice, zatcen byl ma OBJ
zalobu z neopatrne j1zdy a ne
zastaven1 automobilu po zavi-
nen1 melody, v n1z d1tko vyra-
zeno bylo AUTOMOBILE jeho,
kdyz tento srazil Sc poulicn1
karou ma rohu Eastern avenue
a Chester ulice. Skilman po-
straSil Sc nehodou tax, ze sko-
Gil z automobile dal sc ma L.
tex.
D1tko, 3 roxy stare, Clara
Lynn, sedelo ma kline matky,
kdyz vyhozeno bylo narazem
automobile a vrzeno ma dlazbu
ulice ma n1z narazilo hlavou a
poranilo Sc.
= Jacob Zimmerman, Sole
ty z Washington Boulevard,
tezce zranen byl automobilem,
ktery srazil jej ma kTizovatce
Washington Boulevard Os-
tend ulice V pond6lf, kdyz Zim-
norman pokusil Sc pfejfti pres
ulici. Automobil ujel. Ia ne
dlouho policista Ligenski zatkl
diva cernochy V automobile je-
douci, kteTi zavinili zraneni
Zimmermanoyo, jak svedky
melody dokazano. thinner
manu- rozrazena byla lebka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-05-21

hoz by nasazen1m zivota do
byti chteli, pravo to jest nam
zde podavano a nablzeno zdal
ma, bez boje, bez obet1 my
chceme take pracovati pilne
mezi nasinci ceskymi rodaky,
aby nepohrdali MIN, ale druzili
Sc k obcanGm ostatn1m. Pova-
zuieme to "a velmi dulezlte, a
vine re tim cele narodnosti
poslouzime, kdyz provedeme
toho, aby kazdy Czech pokud
zakon toho dovoluje stal sc OBJ
canem teto zeme a tax pine
sve povinnosti obcanske, uzl-
vaje svych pray, stal ma nej-
vyssfm stupni zivota verejneho
iakeho sc clovek domoci mdze.
Wy obcani podali jste nam sve
ruce abyste pracovali nami
ma techto 1cel1ch. Budte nam
v1tani a prijmete pravice nase
jmenem l. Dem. Klubu Z. war
dy yam podavane S pranfm a.
bychom svorne rostli v moe
nou s1lu co s1la ia, neunavne
ku prospechu sve narodnosti a
celemu Baltimorskemu obcan-
stv1.
Provolavam zdarnemu roz-
kvetu I. Dem. Klubu Tine war
dy Slava! Ma zdar!
Vnitrek budovy byl cely zno-
WI vybarven a vypap1rovan.
Stavebn1 vybor majlc1 prove
.den1 oprav ma starosti hledel
by clenstvo bylo CO nejv1ce u
spokojeno, zalez1 jenom ma
clenstvu by hledelo z1skati no
vych clenG.
= Pokracovan1 sbirky kona-
ne We prospech zbudovan1 cest-
neho pomn1ku zesnulemu va
lecnemu presidentu Woodrow
Wilsonovi V Praze.
Frank Novak $1OO; Y. U.
DR.. E. Dobihal $40; Vacl. Pri-
mus $5; L. Cesky Dem. Klub
Tine wardy SIS.
Po $500 darovali: = Frant.
Cerveny, Frantiska Bernartova
Karel Masopust, DR.. E. Wohr-
ma, Firma Klecka, Levy, Russy,
Alois, MachaGek, Barb. Segrist,
Sbor Zlata Praha J. G. D.
Pc S1.00 darovali:- Lad.
Sekyra, Jar. Smejkal, Frant.
stetka, Ant. Hrbek, Ant. So
chdrek, Ant. Cernohorsky, Jar.
Mares, Vacl. Posp1sil, Volt. ST.
mGnek, Marie Cesky, Aug. Ma
res, Jan Br1za, Marie Krafto-
va, Barb. stetkova, DIR. Louis
Dob1hal, Alb. Taborsky,.
Frant. Dvorak soc; Karel
Sape 25c. Celkem S152.75.
Sbfrka V Curtis Bay.
Tel. Jednota Sokol SIS.
Ludvika Purer So.
Pc $1.00 darovali: - Ant.
Zamostny, Ant. Chovanec, V.
Kozl1k, Frantiska Cermak, FIR.
Cermak, Jan Esterka, Frant.
Bernardo, Jos. Parizek, Frant.
Hajek, Frant. Kdska, Frant.
Kosar, Vacl. soustek, JOS. Oca-
SEX, Kar. Zeman, Alb. Pazou-
rex, Jan Belada, Jos. Pernicka,
Vacl. KosaT, Karla Ledvinova,
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ktere zaslany byli Ceskoslo-
venske Narodnf Rade v Chica-
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Sokolske Jednoty 'Blesk' VIDA
vame srdecny dix veskerym Ct
pp. spolkdm iakoz i jednotliv-
cum, kterf prispeli u vedomi
vlastenecke snahy svoji hriv-
nou ku postaven1 dGstojnehc
pomnlku V Praze v odvdek We
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Rohunnil Haiek DfedSada
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-11-30
ALBERTA WHEAT
POOL OWNS 40
BIG ELEVATORS
Handle 100000 Bush
els This Season

CALGARY, Alberta, Nov. 2S.-Forty
elevators owned by the Alberta Pool
Elevators, Ltd, are now in operation
in this province. A number of these,
which have been constructed for the
pool, have been completed and
brought into operation in the past
month.
Well over 100000 bushels of wheat
have been handled since the season
opened, by the total of just over 80
pool elevators which have been in op-
GRAFTON since that time. Considering
the lateness of the season in several
important crop districts, this makes
a very creditable showing. Some of
the elevators have handled in excess
of 100000 bushels, and in exceptional
cases more than 10000 has been
handled.
Early in the shipping season it was
announced that the Coaldale Pool ele-
vator had received over 10000 bushels
and shipped over 10000 bushels in the
course of three consecutive days.
Later figures show that for the four
teen consecutive days the same ele-
vator received approximately 10000
bushels and shipped approximately
$4,000 bushels.
The manager of the pool elevators,
C. M. Hall, states that the pool mem
bers are patronizing their own eleva-
tors apparently to the fullest extent
possible, and that only lack Of larger
facilities has prevented a much greater
handling.
While reference has been made to
the receipts at Coaldale, there are
various other points corresponding
good. At number of points records
will be established for the handling
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-11-30
Eastern Farmer Has
to Face Competition
of Industrial Wages

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 2S-That
the farmer in the east is facing
double competition-on the one hand
forced to compete In paying his farm
help with the wages paid in Industrial
centers of the eastern states; and on
the other hand to compete with the
foreign-born farmer who works the
whole family, and therefore pays no
wages at all, except the ham and eggs
necessary to keep his consort and or
spring alive and workings the wall
that goes up from a regional confer
ence held in this city between repre-
sentatives OF agriculture and other In.
dustries from Pennsylvania, New
York, New Jersey, Maryland and West
Virginia
Montgomery Robinson OF the New
York State College Of Agriculture OF
Cornell University, after giving some
very debatable figures on the increass
Of Industrial wages as compared With
the increased cost of living. asserted
that, so. far as the farmer was con
cerned, wages in the farming industry
had increased 1870 per cent over me
pre-war level while he received for
his products approximately but 1sS
per cent over that level.
That the farmer cannot hope 10
compete with his city cousin IN ths
matter of tax-dodging, one Inferred
from the claim OF Professor Fred p.
Weaver of Pennsylvania State Col
lege, who said the farmer pays from
81 to 40 per cent Of his net income In
taxes, as against the ~ to IA per cent
which the city resident disgorges.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-11-30
Short Session VIII
Perhaps See Passage
of Farm Relief Bill

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S-The short
session of congress, soon to assemble,
will see a renewed drive for farm re-
lief. Senator McNary Of Oregon has
completed a new draft of the McNary-
Haugen farm relief bill, which pre-.
viously was defeated He had made
changes in some features which for
merly mitigated against its passage.
The advisory board, feature Of the
other bill, is eliminated. Instead. q
federal farm board on the plan Of the
federal farm loan board, is proposed
There win be twelve farm districts,
with a representative OF each on che
board.
The equalization fee feature = re
tanned, but the manner OF its collec-
ton is simplihed. A sterilization fund
for cotton, corn, wheat, swine, and
rice would be collected, not from the
farmer directly, but from the ginner,
the miller, or the packer.
Senator Capper Of Kansas will sup
port the new McNary bill. He be
lieves that farmers OF the west and
south will be stronger then ever for
the bill or some similar plan, ito en-
able the farmers to control and man
age excess supplies Of crops at their
own expense" He believes that the
farmers are now doing more good.
. solid thinking this fall than in any
former year"
A rumble comes from Representa-
tive l.. ]. Dickinson Of Iowa, who
says that "it seems that surplus in
the United States treasury OF two
or three hundred million can cause
more excitement than the loss Of sew
eral times. that amount by the produc-
ers Of our basic commodities" This
is a slam at Coolidge's tax refund, the
greater portion of which goes to large
corporations.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-11-30
New Social Legislation

ToKIo-(FP)-The new health in.
surance act becomes effective through.
out Japan. Jan. 1927 for all persons
employed in factories. mines, building
operations, transportation, loading and
unloading goods. but not for shipping
workers, farmers, nor domestic work.
ers. II extends compensation to in.
jury. illness, or death arising out OF or
in the course Of the employment.
A maternity benefit of $40 at time OF
confinement and a continuing payment
OF 60%o Of the daily wage is granted
TO a wage.earning woman before and
after childbirth for period to be
fixed by imperial ordinance. lnsur-
ance funds VIII be set up from pay
ments by the state, the employer, and
the worker. The maximum OF insur-
ance contribution to be exacted Of a
worker is fixed at S%