davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
CARNEGIE STEEL co.
PLATILA HODNU PENZIU
Start zamestnanci youngstownske-
no distriktu obdrzaG $39, ,332.75
minuleho roku.

Penzionisti ziJilci youngstown
skom distrikte Carnegie Steel Co.
obdrzali $39,332.75 roku 1925, po-
dl'a rocne no vykazu United Sta
tes Steel and Carnegie Pension
Fund, ktory 1cinkuje ua IS. rok.
Ohio Works, Upper a Lower
Mills i Mcdonald prislnchaji do
tohto distriktu.
V tomto distrikte sc starych "a
mestnancov obdrzalo priemerne
po $400 penzie.
Carnegie Steel Co. vyplatila "a
lanskE rok spofu $473,571.OS pen
zie, co je najvyssi obnos medzi
podruznymi oceliarnami U. S.
Steel korporacie.
Ma konci roku 5,0S4 starych "a
mestnancov bolo ma penzii ich
priemerny vek, obnasal 66.71 ro-
kov priemerna sluaba pre- spo-
locnost 1926 rokov.
V Shenango doline Carnegie Co.
platila penzie $11, ,566.50 V New
Castle, $3,499.10 vo Farrell a A.
merican Steel and Wire Co. vo
Farrell platila $1,419.35. Ameri-
can Sheet and Tin Plate Co. pla-
tia 81, ,032.2 vo Farrell, 81 ,373.-
20 Mercer a $11,71155 v New
Castle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
sOKOLI BUDU Ease HRAT
DIVADLO.

Ochotrici Sboru 146. n. S. j..
Sokol v Youngstown, ktori zahra-
Ii minrles sezony krasny drama
ticky kuy Hriesnica'', a to styri
razy jedHo "a druhym jednom
meste, a tiA al vo Farrell a vzdy
$. vel 'kyrn hspechom, chystajn sa
Ease k novel divadelnei hre, kto-
ra ma byt' hned' po vel'kej Noel
zahrana. l,Tento novy dramati-
cky kus nienuje Sa "SEDTIAGKA
NEvESTA". Je to vel'ka, zau.ji-
mava Il vSznamna dramav 5. del
stvach od slovcnskeho spisovate-
Ia Pavh Sochana, v ktorcj lcin-
kovat' bnde 30 osob.
T1to west uz teraz oznamuie-
me ct. obecenstvu, to jest vset-''
kym vernym Slovakom a Sloven-
kan naSom, meste a ma Okoli,
ktori s1 priatel mi a ctitel mi di-
vadelnych predstaveni, ably SINE
ich uistili, re i'm poskytneme pri
lezitost' videt' Ease jednu krasnn
dramatickd hru, ktora este tn v
naSom meste a ma okoli, ba moz
no ami tomto state nebo1a "a
hraha. - Sine presvedceni, re to,
co sa chystame predstavit' verej-
nosti, bude, zas k uspokoieniu vse-
tkyeh tych, ktori sa toho predsta-
venia silcastnh. - Buddcne po-
dame obsah a vyznam tejto hry.
Znatim sa $ nctou, "a Sbor 146.
T. s. J. Sokol
Andrej cisar,
riaditel' divadla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
POLlTICKY
PREHLAD
zENY CHCU CooPERA
"a GUVERNERA.

Ma jednej sch6dzi poprednvch
republikanskych zien, vydrziava-
nej v Columbus, pretriasana bola
otazka gnvernfrskeho kandidata
tejto strany. Jedna zena navrhla
kongresmana Coopera 2 nasho di-
Striktu a ostatne sa vraj odu-
sevnenim pridaly k navrhu. Tieto
Eeny teraz sa daiu do styku $ O..
statnymi zenskymi klubami O.
hio a budn pracovat "a to, re by
Cooper boil kandidatom zien ma
guvernerstvo republikanskych
primarkach.
Cooper ie znamy pracovnik "a
prohibiciu, co je' zcnam po voli.
Mnohi udavajii, ze je toto pritti-
nou jeho navrhovania ma guver-
nerstvo. Ale tax sa zda, Re je to
len zasterka ma intrigy, ktore sa
vedl proti nemn co kongresnik0-
vi. Y minulych vol bach NAL moe
neho protikandidata jednei ze-
ne. Ked sa zeny presvedcily, re
Cooper je pripevny dub ma pova-
lenie, chcd no madam takto pri.
pravit' kongresnictvo, o ktore
sa mieni znovu uchadzat'. Cooper
boil prekvapeny, ked' sa doznal 0
guvernerskej Rampant v prospcch
neho zenami vedenej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
900 MAJNERov UsLo sMRTI.

V Powhatan uhol mel bani pri
Bellaire, O. udal sa pondelok
rano vybuch, v ktorom zabity Dol
jeden bank "a ranene. Vtbuch
sa udal len V jednej sachte. V o.
statnych sachtach, kde pracovalo
600 banikov, vybuch nenastal pre-
to, re v bani kazdodenne sn steny
postrekovane vodou alebo posypa-
ne skalnym praskom, tal1ze uhol'-
neho prachu, ktory je vel mi w
busny, MET. Toto jednoduche opa-
trenie zachranilo tedy zivot 600
banikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
Andrej tisar,
riaditel' divadla.
sLOVAK ARESTOVANY
DRUHY RAJ PRE- KRADEz

Y stredn xeser arestovany bol
youngstownskymi detektfvmi isty
NJ. J. Mraz, {. 524 Fithian st
ma odprisahany zatykac od' Bro
,nislava Leja Uniontown, Pa, v
ktorom Leja obvinuje Mraza fa-
losneho predstierania a kradeze.
M. ]. Mraz usiel do Youngstown
Uniontown, Pa, dajdc prepaid
nut 81 900 bondu. V Youngstown
Dol uz arestovany toto po druhy
raz. Prvy raz boil arestovany v
marci minuleho roku a odvcdeny
do Uniontown.
Tdto zpravu prinasame hlavne
preto, ably sa youngstownski Slo-
vaci nemylili ma Mrazovcov zijti-
cich tuna uz dlhe roxy. Arestova
ny Mraz ME je ziadnou rodinou
ami znamym redaktorovi tohto
casopisu. Je smutne, ze spome-
nuty M. j. Mraz robi hanbu Slo-
vakom podobnym priezvyskom
v Youngstown Struthers zijii.
elm, vobec vsetkym Slovakom
Ufame, ze sa do Youngstown Wac
neukaze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
Blanket osady Sy.
Mateja Dol krasny
Velika miestnost bola celkom
zaplnena.

V nedel'u vecer sloycnskp Lam
vydrziaval skvely ban
ket k pocte svojho dnchovneho.
Rev. FIR. Kozeleka ma oslayenie
zdarnaho vybudovann noyeho
chranu osady. Velikt auditorium
pod kostolom bolo celkom zaplne-
nc osadnikmi ich priatel mi. Ma
banlsete pritomni boil okrem do
maceho drehovneho, Rev. J. J.
Frefa, Rev. Stanko a Rev. Var
laky. Poyedane boly krasne reel
ktore obodrily kazdeho pracovni-
ka "a osadu.
Obsfrnejsiu zpravu ocakavame
od osadneho zpravodaja. Redak-
tor nemohol sa s1castnit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
sKoLA HUDBY zDARlfA.
Podl'a novel metody vyucovsnia,
a Yahrling- -Rayner Music 90.

tS : 5.
Yahrling-Rayner Music Co. M
w. Federal st. sriadila hudobnii
skolu pre- xkolske dietky vo veknI
8 do IA rokov, ktore dostanii w
tltbuy starina. Vyaeba deje sa al,a
noveho Tnetodieneho sposobu, W.
najdeneho Ottom Miessnerom, by
valym predsedom Krajinskeho
spolku hudobnych dozorcov. Sko-
In ma pod dozorom Miss Bailey,
ktora ma B. A. diplom 2 Ohio
State univerzity. Prihlasit sa tre-
ba v obchode Il Yahrling- Rayner.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
MOONEY
PRIDE v soBoTU

Archbishop Ed. A. Mooney
Youngstown, ktory Dol nedavno
papezom vymenovany "a arcibis-
kupa a apostolskeho Delegate pre-
Indiu, pride do Youngstown ma
vstivit' svoju matku pred zauja-
Tim svojho postavenia v Indii. Ar
cibiskup udajne pride sem sobo-
tn ve6er alebo v nedel'u rano. v
utorok knazstvo usporiada arci-
biskupovi banket.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
DRAHO ZAPLATIIL IA SPAS.

East-youl1gstownski policajti,
kapitln Hines serzant Pavicic
urobili 81 s jednym cernochom
spas, s,stotiz prinhtili no potriast
rukusjedneho obesenca, takze Ger
noch skoro koze Cd strachu wy
skocil. Minute dni mali policajti
vysluch pred direlstorom bezpec-
nosti Janom Vansuchom, po kto-
rom boil prepusteni 20 sluzby pre-
chovanie, nehodne policajtov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
VLADA PROTI TRUsTOM.

Mnohe trusty, ktorych zboznou
ziadost 'ou je dostat' monopol ma
zivotne clanky, ably molly potom
cicat' do krve americky l'ud, my
sicily, re teraz je najprihodnejs
cas- ma to, ked' je vlada priazniva
vel 'koobchodu. Ale sa skarede
sklamaly. Vlada v poslednych
tyzdnoch podala zaloby ma tri po-
travinove trusty a nariadila ich
rozpustenie, lebo ohrozowly kon-
trolou ceny i zasoby vsetkych po-
travin. S1dny zakaz je ziadany
proti National Food Products
Corporation, ably tejto korporacii
nebolo dovolene zakupovat' iica-
stiny v inych potravinovych spo-
locnostiach, tiez proti Ward Food
Products Corp, lztora chcela do.
stat do kontroly vsetky pekarne
a sypky krajine proti incl e.
Ste korporacii. Viacere korpora.
Gle, ktore sa chcely spajat', upu.
Silly od toho 20 strachu pred Via
dOu. at
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
DAN z PRfJMOv
VEL MI SNfzENA.

. V kongrese sa pretriasa cd tyz-
dhov predloha dani prijmov
Dom zastupcov snizil tlito dan o
1927 ,161 900, ale senat snizil ju az
o $456, ,261 900. Teraz sa oba domy
kongresu musia dohodnnt' ma ko-
necnej sumo snizenia.
Ktorekol'vek snizenie obslobo-
dzuje cd platenia dane slobc1-
ntch l'udf, zarobiacich 500 ale
bo menej rocne a zenatych, FARO
biacioh $500 alebo menej rocne.
#Okrem toho zenaci dostann doda-
toGne oslobodenie ma kazde nedo-
spele diet "a v obnose $4O0. Takto
oslobodene bnde cd dane 1900, ,OO0
os0b, ktore dosavad dan platily.
tt, ktori budn dan platit bu-
du mat tiez vel mi ul 'ahcene, le-
bo dan obnasa len l a pol percen-
ia ma prvych $4,000 prijmov, 3
percenty ma druhych $4,000 a 5
percent ma ostatny prijem. Okrem
toho su prirazky pre- tych, ktori
zarabajd cd $4,000 vyse roene,
ktore prirazky stupnuj1 sa cd l
do 20 percent.
Tento zakon bude. tedy zodpo-
vedat' kazdemu. Chudobny pla-
tit nebude a bohaty bude mat
2 coho zaplatit' tych paru desia-
tok. stovak alebo tisicok.
Zakon bude prijaty behom pa.
ru dni alebo tyzdnov, takze dane
ma Is. marca budu sa uz podl a
neho platit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
UZ JE PO VOJNE
MA MESTSKOM DOME

Ako je znamo, mesto dalo pred
istym casom vyprobovat' jednej
clevelandskej firme silu a hrubku
konkretovych dlazieb ma 35 uli-
ciach mesta, lebo boly ponosy, ze
kontraktori nepreviedli dlazbu
nlic ako sa patrilo. PROXY doka-
zaly, re vskutku ma dvanastich u
liciaoh sii dlazby chybne. Vtedy
koncilman James ziadal cd mayo
IA, ably udal, ktore ulice sn to, ale
ten odoprel a 2 toho povstala voj-
ma. James hrozil odvolanim mayo
ra z iiradm. Po tieto dni mestskv
inzinier Turner vydal zpravu, re
ktore ulice sn chybne dlazdene.
Manchester, Rush Blvd. Lauder
dale ulice s1 dost hrube, ale sla-
be, lebo nevvdrzia ami 1,5O0 fun
TOW tla'ku ma Stvorocny palec, d
majl vydrzat' 1000 funtov. Ulice
Bellevista, Edwards, Sheridan Rd
Manhattan, Olson, Osborne, Lee
nox, Brockway Ohio sii Ease
mocnejsie, nez sa vyzaduje, ale 81
tensie vylievane konkretom nes
6h incov. PRIV nez mesto niece
podnikne proti kontraktorom, po-
robi este d'alsie pr6by ma tych II
liciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
P Poucenie a zabava
pre automobilistov
Policajny sef Powell pripravil W.
bornt program ma utorok v Rayen
Wood Auditoriume. Divadelne W.
stupy, reel, hudba, carodejnictvo
a spev. Vstup vol ny. H..

Policajny;Sff Powell, v spojenl
3 kampahou bezpeGnosti, llsporia-
da pri pomoei inych znamenity
vctierok ma utorok s, hodinc, V
Eayen-Wood auditori,mr. Bude
to vefierok zabavy poucenia.
Ma vccierku 1cinkuji nasledov-
nj: sudca G. Lyons, ako predseda +;
sudca Gessner bude recnit o bez-
pecnosti; sudca Heffernan bude
rccnit' 0 uplatnovanf zakonov; C.
s. McCalla, predseda Youngstown
Municipal Railways, w. Young,
cd Builders Exchange a o. L.
Reid, superintendent sk6l, budti
vo WHORE. :.
Jack Carroll od Carroll Music
Co. zaobstaral umelcov a ma We
Gierku bude osem divadelnych W.
stnpov, kumstarstvo a spev, zahr-
nu.jnc Miss Ethel Tamminga, do
bre znamu opernn spevacku 2 Chi
eaga; Ukelele Hughes Jack ShuS-
ter, pianovy harmonikar; Mahonis
kvartet; Jack Gwynne, chyrny
carodejnik, ktor! boil spolocnikom
Houdiniho a Thurstona; d 'alei Il
tinkovat' budu PAM: Murphy a
Walsh; Liberty String orchestra
a tiez pgevedene budd diva vel'kt
a osem inIch vodvilovych vystu-
tpov.
Miss Tamminga, soprano, bola
Fprimadonnou Fortuna Gallo 2
New Yorku, majitel'a San Carlo
Opera Co.
Kapitan Frank Roberts ma ma
starosti zabavny vybor, co zai-
st 'uje zdar tohto vecierka.
Vecierok umozneny boil NEST "a
nom Robertom Bentley Jr., ktory
daroval vel XII miestnost' Rayen-
Wood k tomuto lcelu, a tiez Hip
podrome divadlom, ktoreho spra-
va podarovala diva vystupy.
Ostatny talent tiez prevedie
svoje llohy zdarma, ma znak u
znania tej humanitarianslsej >pra-
ce, ktorn v zaujme verejnej bez-
peenosti kona policajny sef K.
H. Powell jeho bezpecnostnou
kampanou, ktora sa dokazala byt
vel mi iiGinnou v zmenSeni auto
mobilovych nehod ma uliciach me-
sta.
Vstup ma vecierok je vol ny pre-
kazdeho citatel'a tychto novin, a
le sa znda vystrihndt nize poda-
ny kupon odovzdat' no pri
vchode, aby sa mohol zistit poeet
iicastnikov.
Odporiicame kazdemu ist'. Do
kdzeme talk, ze sa zaujimame 0
dobro svojho mesta.
- KUPON -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
DEsNA VRAzDA.

Vo stvrtok min. tyzdna najde-
nj boil ha Logan Road bratranci
Dominic a Rosiro Russo zavraz-
deni v zavretom automobile. Mali
ma krku povrazy, ktorymi boil "a
hrd1senf a okrem toho mali leb-
'lcv poprerAzane. Obaja zavrazde-
nj s1 Taliani. B1tlegercili, preto
policia mysli, ze ich druhf bdtle-
geri zayraEdili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
sTAREC 81 PoDREzAL HRDLo

Pre- zle zdravie, Pavel Duck 2
{. 1921 Shirley Road, poknsil sa
min. stvrtku 0 samovrazdu. Pod
rezal 81 hrdlo britvou v pivnici
svojho byvania. Bol odvezeny do
nemocnice. Duck je 6O-roeny a
chorl 'avie uH vyse roka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
z PRoFESoRA - ZLoDEJ.

v Los Angeles chyteny boil ie-
den bosy zlodej. vysvitlo, ze je
to bXyvaly univerzitny professor.
Professor je hluchy ma usi, ale vraj
pocuje nohami, preto chodi boso;
Stupaje bosych noh no vsak pre-
zradily q tax So dostal do yazenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
SEKNUTIE ROBOTY JE
VRAJ LEN DOCASNE

3 Nacelni nradnici oceliarni po
Amerilxe s1 jednomysel'n nj v tom,
ze terajsie zaseknutie prace O.
celiarnach je len docasne a polep-
senie nadfde prichodom krajsieho
pocasEa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
DIETA MA sMRT PoPALENE.

Otto Herman, 3-rocny syncek
Otta a Genevievy Herman {. LOS
N. Center st. zomrel cd popale-
min, ktore utrpel ' stredu, ked'' sa
jeho satocky chytily Cd ohna 2
gazovej pieckp Jeho matka pro-
bovala ho zachranit ale bez a.
spcchu. I ona bola pop6lena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
70 L'UDf ZASYPANE sNAHOM.

Pri Bagham, Utah, udal sa vel'-
ky iisust snahu, ktory zasypal je-
dnu majnerski osadu. Zahynulo
asi 10 l'udi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19

V pondelok, o.. februara slavi
cely americky narod 1874. vyroeie
narodenm Juraja Washingtona,
"Otca syojej Vlasti''. Bol to hr-
dinskt Washington, ktory yzdor
vel kvm prckazkam nddzi, ziar-
ne viedol oslohodzovacie vojska
trinastich kolonii do Wit azstva
mad Anglicanmi.s Bol to Washing
ton, ktory bol pryym prezidentom
uz slobodnych Spejensch Statov
Ameriky, ale slabtch, jeho opory
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19
KIIPON

ANNUAL. ENTERTAINMENT
Highway Safety Campaign +
Rayen-Wood Auditorium
Tuesday Evening, Feb. %, 1926
4 COMPLIMENTARY
youngstown Slovak News
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-19

a m1drosti potrebuj1cich, pod
ktoreho vedenim polozene boly
mddre, l'udske a mocne zaklady
slavnej budncnosti tejto najvac-
;ej a najbohatsej krajiny sveta.
Juraj Washington bude uctie-
vany americkym narodom co Otee
svojej Vlasti do tel DOLBY, dokym
amerieky narod' Ibude jestvovat'
jestvovat' bude do toho casu
kym Otra svojej Vlasti a jeho DO
mocnlkov bude uctievat',
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-13
TWO new WORKER
BOOKSHOPS OPEN
IN U. S. CITIES
Serve as Daily Worker
Subscription Centers

Two new Worker Book Shops have
opened in Boston and Minneapolis,
following the book shop recently
opened in Los Angeles and adding to
those already existing in practically
every large city from New York to
San Francisco.
The latest are the Workers Book
Shop of Boston, Mass, at SO Cause.
way street, and the Workers Book
Shop of Minneapolis, at 21O South
Third street Each of these like the
shops in other cities, are featuring
Communist literature especially, but
are handling literature of many phas-
es of the labor movement as well.
The past year has seen an expan-
sion of the volume of sales in all of
these, which are also serving as sub
scription centers for The DAILY
WORKER and other American and
foreign labor publications.
The Jimmie Higgins Book Shop of
New York, Workers Book Shop of
Toledo, and the Auditorium Book
Shop of Denver, established now for
some years have pioneered in the
field of Workers Book Shops that in
the last few years are springing up
in every important city, accompany
ing the growth Of the Communist and
left wing movements whose literature
they feature.
All with a modest beginning, as
some are now, have opened with
small shops or even in the offices Of
the local unit of the Workers (Com-
munist) Party, moving to larger quar-
ters with their growth.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-13
FIFTEEN FUR H.
SHOPS AGKEE TO
UNIONS TERMS
1876 Workers Return Vic
toriousIy

NEW YORK, March ia mass
picket demonstration Of the striking
furriers opened the fourth week OF
their strike against the fur manufac-
turers in this city.
One hundred thirty-five workers
went back to their jobs in the fifteen
fur trimming shops which have sign
ed the agreement granting all the I'M
ions demands. Over 200 additional
applications from manufacturers anxi-
GUS to settle will be investigated and
disposed of as fast as the unions set
Element committee can handle them.
There seems no prospect that this
strike will duplicate the last one, in
1920, when the furriers were out for
80 weeks. Altho the union is fully
prepared to continue the strike indie
finitely to gain its demands, more and
more of the manufacturers apparent
ly want to begin operating their shops
before the opening of the sample sea-
son March Is.
More than 5000 fur workers were
out on the picket line ready to meet
the manufacturers sluggers who are
always on hand to interfere with the
right of the fur workers to peacefully
picket the fur shops.
The furriers have had no increase
in wages since 1918, but the new
agreement calls for a 25 per cent
raise, with no division of the crafts
into high and low paid classes. The
new agreement will also put into OPP
GRAFTON, for the first time, an unem-
ployment insurance fund to which the
employers contribute per cent of
their weekly salary budget.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-13
Lawrence Workers
Aid Passaic Strikers

LAWRENCE, Mass, March 1.-THE
committee of strikers from Passaic are
creating much interest in Lawrence.
They wear broad bands across their
breasts with "Passaic Strikers"
printed in large letters and go from
shop to shop collecting relief funds
and answering questions as to the ter
rible conditions in the Passaic Mills
and homes, about police brutality, the
use of tear gas against the pickets and
the drenching of the strikers with the
fire hose while peacefully picketing.
Every noon hour Mother" Bloor
speaks to large crowds at factory
gates.
Hundreds Of workers stand in the
cold applauding the speakers and ques-
tioning the strikers as they 60 thru
the crowd with the Textile Strikers
Bulletin and leaflets about the big tag
day to be the feature of Lawrence's
Relief Drive.
The United Front Committee of Tex
tile Workers of Lawrence is on the
job night and day collecting food,
clothing and money for the strikers.
heir slogans are "If Passaic Loses
e Lose" and "Passaic Strikers Must
lin"
Across the front of their office,
which thousands of mill workers pass
daily, is huge oilcloth sign with
large letters protesting against the
doubling up and the speed-up system
in Lawrence as we'll as Passaic-
against the wage cuts, long hours,
night work, etc.
Plans are being made to hold mass
meetings in Lowell Maynard and
other textile centers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-13
Newark Labor Defense
Aids Passaic Strikers

NEWARK, N. j.. March 11.-At a
large meeting held here under the
auspices of the International Labor
Defense, $179 was collected for the re.
lief OF the striking Passaic textile
workers. AT the beginning of the col.
lection Bishop Brown, who spoke on
Evolution and Revolution, announced
that he would contribute dollar for
dollar to the relief OF the textile work
ers. Carpenters Local No. 7S2 con.
tributed $50 at the meeting.
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Benia.
min Gitlow spoke at the meeting
showing the condition OF the strikers
and the need for relief. Gitlow brot
out the need for the workers to organ.
lie the International Labor Defense
and ended with an appeal for the
workers to Join the International La.
Dor Defense.
The Newark International Labor DE.
Tense is planning to canvass casey
county In order to aid the striking
textile workers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-13
Wireless Operators
of England End Strike
Especial to The Daily Worker,

LONDON, March 1.-THE strike Of
the marine wireless operators has
been settled by the men going back
to work at the reduced wages offered
by the companies. All matters in
dispute, including the wage question
are to be subject to negotiations be-
tween the operators and their EN-
ployers. Upon the failure to reach a
settlement the dispute will be arbi-
trated.
The strike began last November.
The companies have been despatching
then ships without wireless operators
and this has been allowed by the
Board OF Trade in utter violation of
law. But what is law to these huge
corporations when it interferes with
their profits and their chance Of beat.
ing down their employees.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-13
EXPECT SENATE
TO TRY FEDERAL
JUDGE ENGLISH
Ran Bankruptcy Ring, Is
Charge
Especial to The Daily Worker,


WASHINGTON, March IL. - A spe
cial session of the senate will prob
ably be called to act as a high court
Of impeachment if the house sustains
the charges against Federal Judge
George w. English of the eastern dis
trict of Illinois.
The judiciary committee of the
house has recommended Judge Eng
lish's trial by vote of IA to g. The
house will probably approve the re-
port within a week. High misde-
meanors in office" is the formal
charge. Specifically he is accused of
manipulating bankruptcy ring within
his court, and with conduct unbecom-
ing judicial officer.
The senate is log-jam of legisla-
ton that it cannot clear prior to reg
ular adjournment, which is planned
for May 1 or Is. Consequently, lead
ers said today, special session of
the senate to sit as a court is the
only way out if the house orders his
trial
Judge English was appointed by
President Wilson.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-13
7. U. Ell.
CONCERT TICKETS

All those who have tickets for sale
for the t. U. E. L. concert to be held
this Saturday at the Sth st. Theater,
must return money for same and left
over tickets to the Office of the T. U.
E. L., Room 81, 156 w. Washington St.,
not later than Friday, March -. All
seats are reserved and all tickets
not returned by the above mentioned
time will be considered sold, as the
seats cannot be sold when the tickets
are out.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-13
SOVIETS PLACE HUGE
ORDER FOR TRACTORS
FOR RUSS PEASANTS

MOSCOW, U. S. S. r., March IL
The reconstruction program Of the
Soviet Union has been given big
impetus by the governments deci-
sion to order $4,000 more tractors.
The order will be divided between
the United States and Germany.
in addition, 1850 tractors Of the
American type will be constructed
In factories In this country. The
Putllov workers at Leningrad will
build $50 Of the Fordson-Putllovsky
model, an adaptation of the Amerl-
can Ford tractor to Russian condi-
tions.