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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-02-12
labor INSURANCE
PLAN DEVELOPING
FAST SAYS WALL

Steek Of the Union Labor Life IN
enfaaee company wilI soon be offered
70 trade uniohistss trade unions and
labof organizations, considered by the
American Federation Of Labor not du-
i or seeding in character, IN amounts
of pot more than eight hundred shares
% any national or international union,
net more than eight shares to any lo-
IS union, central body. district coun-
81 or other form Of labor organization,
nd not more than ten shares to any
Individual, thus laying the foundation
for a large business, which viii have
from the start the advantage Of equal
ized losses and = low expense ratio.
According to = communication re-
esived today from Matthew WoIl,
president Of the company, before a
single offering OF its stock. snbscrip-
tfops ,aggregating over one hundred
thousand dollars were made last week.
M other words, without the payment
q q cent of commission, and practice
ally without cost to date, the new I'm
ieit Labor Life Insurance company
tate, an amount pledged on which
eeme Of the giant American compan-
is started business. But, as Mr.. Woll
emphasized in a previous letter, the
policy holders in the company VIII
NOV from its inception it has capital
md reserves that spdll real protection.
Not apolicy : viii be written till the
ssO0, ,0aD is in hand.
The United Association Of Plumbers
and Steam Filters Of the United
States and Canada had the honor of
leading off, with > subscription Of 500
sEhres. The Brotherhood of Railway
CarrlelRof America. 800 shares; Inter-
national Photo -Engravers, 200 shares:
tie Cigarmakers International union
of America, 200 shares; the National
federation of Federal employees, 40
shares, and Local loo Of the, National
Federation Of Federal Employees, 20
shares.
The result without solicitation indi-
Gates cisafiy that union people recog-
nize the benefit the new company will
be to,labors and spells success.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-02-12
PRES GREEN SUSPENDS
RALNAYCLEMS' UNION

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. liz
Complying with decision BY the last
convention Of the A. F. Of L., Pres
ident Green announces the suspension
Of the brotherhood Of Railway Clerks
from the American Federation Of La
Dor.
The suspension stands until the
clerks comply with the convention de-
cision thta they yield control Of chauf-
fenrs and tsamsters 70 the Brother
hood Of Teamsters. The question has
been under discussion for months. As
is the usual policy in such cases, Off
GERS Of the A. F. Of Z. have made every
effort to induce the clerks to main
tain trade union policy.
IN explaining the teamsters' posi-
tion at the last convention, President
Tobin Of that brotherhood pointed out
the provisions Of their charter. issued
by the A. +. Of L., which grants them
control Of this class Of work. This
char1el was issued years before the
clerks union was chartered.
eve don't want clerks, but we do
insist that teamsters and chauffeurs
be in one organization,1 = said President
Tobin. ssYou might as well take our
charter if you are going t ogiye to
every organization q part Of the mem
bership that works under the jurisdic-
tion Of our International. We come in
touch with every trade. We hauld lum-
ber to the carpenter, metal pipe to the
plumber, paper to the printer, dry
goods and shoes to the retail clerks.
leather to shoe factories, and we hauld
to the railroads hundreds of thousands
tons Of freight shipped by the express
company. We ask jurisdiction over
these drivers and ehauffeurs. We can
not have them here and not have them
there; we are entitled to them every
where or we are not entitled to them
at all"
In announcing the suspension Of the
railway clerks, President Green ex-
pressed regret over this" lack Of ac-
cord in the final decision of organized
labor's last court of appeal.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-02-12
WORKERS
INSTALL OFFICERS

The Electrical Workers held one of
the best attended and most enthus-
iastic meetings they have held for two
years in the Grayport Press hall We'd
nesday night, according to N. A. Lam
bert, financial secretary of the local.
Among the many important matters
transacted at the meeting was the
installation Of the newly elected Off
GERS. w. F. Spencer was installed as
president; e. B. Grady as vice pres
ident and N. A. Lambert as financial
secretary; and the action Of the Build
ing Trades council in increasing the
wage scale one dollar per day was sn.e
dorsed.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-02-12

Washington's quota Of the fund for
relief Of striking anthracite miners
and their families was started BY
Columbia Typographical Union, with q
donation Of $500 at its january meet
ing, and promise Of $1,000 more at
the February meeting. Besides this,
tickets for the benefit dance viii be
sold to printers In every shop in town
As John L. Lewis says, the strike is
still on.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-02-12

Q-What is the outlook for labor
banks during l9262
A-Authorities agree that it is ex-
tremeIy favorable. After outlining
recent developments Of importance in
the field of labor banking, the ALI
American Cooperative Commission
says: Nineteen-twenty-six promises
to be the biggest year in history ofor
labor banking and financial enter
prises.n
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-02-12
CITY COUNCIL POSTPONES ACTION ON
WYN0OCHE PROJECT FOR -FOUR WEEKS

After weeks delay Wynooche power project again
presented to the City Council Wednesday night Optimistic spec
atos filled the council hall and by the time they had warmed
their seats the council postponed final action for period of four
response question asked by Councilman Weand
Gilman Blackburn stated that of having sufficient
data the of installation and the possible be
derived from the Wynoohe project he
cast his vote at the regular meeting of the City Council
night
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-02-12

Ideals are steadfast. Interests are
fIeeting. Hence the inevitable
triumph Of the Union Label Army.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-02-12
BRIeNLAIERS ADOPT
RELIEF Plan For
MEN AND WOMEN


WASHINGTON. D. G. Feh liz
Figures just made public for the first
tine show the operation 81 he benefit
system adopted il january. 1914 bx.
the BriclrIayers, Masons and Plaster
efd Inkernational union. According
70 Secretary John J. Gleeson. there.
are now Z, 2,776 men and w6men draw
ing weekly benefits through The re-
lief department Of the organization.
OF the total number Of persons
drawing benefits, 676 are widows, 2o1s
are members drawing old age benefits
and ~ are members drawing disabiI-
ity benefits. Each beneficiary In al
classifieations draws 81 per week. The
total amount being paid out in benez
fits per week is $19,432. These were
the figures as Of December 81.
System Authorized in 1914.
The benefit or relief system was
adopted by the Bricklayers, Masons
and Plasterers' International union at
its convention in January. 1914, and
was put into effect a year later. An
assessment Of 25 cents was levied
to cover the cost Of operating TIE new
department. In 1916 this was IN
creased to so cents per member and
in 1922 it was increased to 20 cents.
At the outset the benefit paid was
$5 per member per week, but in 1922
this was increased to 81, the present
figure.
The retirement age is 60 years. &
is recognized Of course that the num-
Der Of members eligible to retirement
benefits win increase as the years pass
y. but the actuarial probabilities weea
taken into account when the fund VS.
Established. The benefit paid upon the
death Of amember varies according
to the length of membership. The
minimum amount is $50. A benefici-
ary is entitled to this minimum
amount If the deceased member had
been on the rolls Of the organization
six months. The mortuary benefit in
creaaes as follows; $3.50 after a meus
bership Of one year, 500 after .
membership Of five years, and $500
is the maximum after membership Of
over ten years.
Large Amount Paid Out
There was in the treasury Of the
relief department at the beginning Of
the current fiscal year $70O, 600 while
there was s265, ,40e.47 in the mortuary
fund. The total amount of all benefit
and morturay claims paid during the
last fiscal year was $1,149, ITO For
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The Merchants whose ad-
vertisements appear in our
columns are wide-awaka.
progressive business men,
entitled to your support.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-09
Il big doubA-baf-the DID, fashioned
goodness Everyone longs f5r
to meet the demands of the most
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-09

TODAY it is ready! Not only new loaf
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
NASLI 4 MRTVOLY ~
DETI MA POVALE

V jednej dedinke pri Martins
burgu, w. Va. panuje vel'k roz-
culenie, lebo najdene boly ma po-
vale jedneho opusteneho domu
mrtvoly styroch nemluvniat. Mrt-
voly najdene boly len nahodou.
Mattel domu najal isteho Glove
ka vydistit dom. Ten vynasal
smeti, k jarku, kde medzi starym
satstvom tam hrajlci sa chlapci
nasli mrtvolu nemluvnat a. Toto
oznamen6 bolo vrchnost am, ktore
vysetrovaly nasty este tri inc
mrtvoly n ,mluvniat. Zatknu.ir sa
ocakava ' kra:kom case.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
POsLEDNA ORGANIZACNA
SCH0DZA BASEBALL LiGY
Kluby su ziadane vyslat zastup.
Gov do Sokolovne v nedel u vecer.

Vsetky slovenske baseball klu-
by youmgstownskej okolice sd
zradane vyslat' svojich zastupcov
na posledmi organizacnii schodzpl
Sloyenskej Baseball Lfgy Maho-
ming Shenango dolin. Schodza
bude tlto nedel u vecer pol s.
hodine V Sokolovni ma Homewood
Ave. ma Lansingville. "... <.
Kluby, ktorf su ziadane vyslat
zastupcov, sn nasledovne Steel
ton, Struthers, E. Yo. Hillcrest,
f. Yo. Magyars, Lansingville, St.
Stanishaus, X. Sokoli, Haselton,
Farrell. !. .as...s...-
Ktore kluby nevysln zastup-
GOV, budn vynechanez ligy.
Jan s. Valko, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
sTAREC ZABITY AUTOM.

John Sullivan, 65-rocny obchod
mix IA odpocinku, 2 {. $50 Penn
sylvania Ave-, zabity Dol V stredu
vecer autombilom, ktory riadilt
Charles Corretto {. 1926 Verona
ST. Nest 'astie udalo sa ma Madi-..
son Ave. medzi Elm a Ohio AveS.
Corretto Dol arestovany, lebo 81
krem toho najdeny Dol V jeho ante
nabity revolver.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
Schodza OIL
Slovenskeho Dna
Bude v t1to nedel' u vecer v skole
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.

Schodza OIL 'adom usporiadania
Slovensheho Dna jnli, vydrzia-
vat ! sa ,bude tejto nedeli, %. mar
ca sveccr O. pol 8. hodine V Skole
Sv. Gyrilla a Methoda, ako bolo u
snesene ma poslednej sch6dzi, pre-
to zdstupcovia vsetkych musskych
i zenskych spolkov Youngstown
skej okolices sil ziadani prist'. Ma
schodzi sostavl sa program, zvolia
vNbory a porobia vsetky prcdpra-
ce, potrebne ku zdarnemu prevc-
denIta programu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
CERNY ZAS MINISTERPRED-
SELDOM.

NasledIkom zad 'akovania Sve-
hlovej vlady, prezident Masaryk
poziadal, DIR. Cerneho, byvaleho L.
radnlckeho ministerpredsedu, ably
sostavil novu vladu, co sa mu po-
darilo. V uradnickom kabinete sii
Cerny, co ministerpredseda mi
mister vniltra cir. BeneS, minister
zahranicia; DIR. Englis, minister
financii. Ministrom obrany je ge-
neral Syrovy, ministrom obchodu
DIR. Peroutka, ministrom pre- Slo-
vensko dr.. Kallay, ministrom
spravedlnosti zasobovania dr..
Haussmann, ministrom zeleznfc
Rfha, ministrom verejnych prac
inz. Roubfk, ministrom skolstva
prof. Kromar, ministrom posty
Fatka, soc. peclivosti a zdravotni-
ctva DIR. Schiessel, ministrom ze-
medelstva zupan dr.. Slavik, Kali
lay a Slavik ST Slovaci.
Nova vlada je len docasna, kym
81 politicke strany vyrovnajd spo
ry a ushodnd sa ma spoloenom
programe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
SCHODZA POLIT. KLUBU
We. YOUNGSTOWN.

Slov. Politicky Klub V East
Youngstown vydrziaval schodzu
dina Z. marea 0 s. hodine, ma ktoz
rel boil dost lhottns poeet clendF
-pritomnsshs tr3 @sca6tizi prs%
jail SINE al styroch novych elenov.
Teraz trochu ku povSimnutiu
yam bratia obcann. Me je dost
len dat sa zapisat' do klubu a po-
tom nekoncit' svoje povinnosti.
Jeden kazdy obcan mech sa zauji-
ma politicky zivot ked' bude-
me spojeni V jedno politicke tele"
so, a to nielen tn ma f. YOungs-
town, ale vsade po celych Spoj.
Statoch, tax 81 mas II sto-percen-
tow bud1 viacej vazit'. Musime
byt' ma strait prave teraz, ked' sa
bude VOLT guverner a ini statni
nradnfci a ME spat', lebe ked' sa
zamaskovanci dostanu ku Wade,
tax nam nedovolia bez policajne-
no dozoru sa ami napapkat'. Tedy
prosim vas, bratia clenovia a OBJ
cania r. Youngstown, nebud tie
zivymi mrtvolami v politickom o.
hl'ade, a navstevujte naSe politi-
cke sch0dze ked ste este ME
clenom, talk hi 'ad tie sa stat pri
najblizsej schodzi.
Teraz prosfme vas vsetkych Gle
nov nasho S. P. Klubu, ably ste pri
chadzali ma nase schodze dobrej
vole ME zle naladeni maine o.
hl'ad ma vsetkych. Ked' dakoho
navrh prepadne, netreba sa preto
nahnevat', ale spokojne prijat' t.
sudok vacsiny. Lebo to je demo-
kracia, kde vacsina panuje.
Budtlca sch6dZa naSho Politicke-
ho Kluibu mlzskaho bu'de ma II.
aprila veeer pol s. hodme pod
kostolom ma Reed Ave. Prosimc
vas, prid tie vsetcia vyrovnat' svo-
je dNoby zaroven prived tie Sc
bou al novych clenov, ktori SUI
zdravi a majn prve obcianske pa
pierre. Name nasom klu'be l'udi,
co dajii poucenia zdarma, ze jako
dostat' druhy obciansky papier.
S itcton ostavam,
Jozef F. Cvengros,
pokl. S. p. Klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
v MEXIKU SA MUSI
KAzDY KJPAT

V meste Mexiku mestska sprava
prehlasila povinne kilpanic sa ka-
zdeho obyvatel'a. Policia dostala
nariadenie, ably kazdeho spinayca
priviedla ma policajnu staniclu a
.prin1tIla k okiipaniu. Nasledkom
tohto naria'denia verejne kllpel ne
sil preplnene cistoty "chtivymi'
l'ud mi. Policia u2 al viacerych a.
restoyala. Mnohi Mexikani tax sa
boja vody, ze policajti musia ich
do oklpania primal strel'bou z
revolveru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
Slovensky Dom
T. YoungstoW
Vsetky vybory spolkov su ictiveI
ziadane prist ma druhd po-
radnu schodzu 28. marca.

Prva poradna schodza ohl 'adOm
postavcnia Slovenskdho Domu y
Fast Youngstown odbyvana bola
%. februara 1926. Ma teito sch0-s
dzi prft holy vybory spolkoyI
ma to zvolene. Sloro vsetky slo-
venske spolky boly zastlpcne mn
tel prvej poradnej schodzi.
Ma pryej schodzi sme nrobili
dobry pokrok, lebo vsetiei pritom-
nj si1hlasily tym, ably bola slo-
venska budova East Youngs
town (ktorej memo este je ME w
.brane). Vybory astalily cenn d
tastfn, ba H tax d d'aleko smcf POI
krocili, ze kazdy pritomnv lupisal
tol 'ko ntastin, kol 'ko ma " iimy
sli khpit', ked sa tie H zacnn
predavat'.
Ponevac minula schodza bola
len ''poradna nH sme vsetko u.
robili, co nam hranice jake vfbo-
rom dovolovaly, lcbo SINE nemali
poverenia ureitc n svoj spolok sa
vyslovit'. Schodza bola zakl 'ucena
$ tym itmyslom, ably kazdy prf-
tommy podal zprayu svojmu spoil
kn a ably spolkovd mienku podal
MA budiicej poradnej schodzi, kto-
ra sa bude odbyvat %. marca
1926 pod kost olom Sv. Jana Krst.
na Reed Ave. v +. Youngstown o
7. hodine veeer.
Ma til schodzu povolavame vi
bory Ysetkych sloyenskych spoil
'kesS lobn. to bnde- sch6d dza-na. .ktp-
rel 'bude definitivne usneseno o.
hi 'adom tel nadejnej budoyy. Po-
tom staly vybor sa bslhe VOLT.
Nuz kazdy slovensky spolok by
tam NAL mat zastupcu, aby sa u
rad tax mohol zvolit', ze by boil
kazdy tym spokojny. Este raz
prosime, ably vSetci tam boil, ktori
sn slovenskymi spolkami zvoleni
ma til poradnn schodzu. To sa IT,
ka al Slovakov grecko katolikoy
Bud me tam vSetci ako verni sy-
novia a dcery svojho naroda!
S bratskrm pozdravom,
~ Docasny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
BUDE VEL 'KA VOJENSKA
PARADA.

Dna 25. jIna bude V nasom me-
ste vel 'ka vojenska parada, kto-
rel sa siicastnia civili. V tom ca
Sc hude tn 6. vyrocne utaborenie
ohioskydh veteranov cudzozem-
skych vojen. V parade bude al
oddiel cudzine rodenych a vse-
tky spolky budn pozvane sucast
nit sa pochodu. y parady bud1
vzate filmy ukazovane v miest-
nych divadlach. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
BAL OSADY SV. JANA
KRST. v e. YOUNGSTOWN

Osada Sv. jana Krstitcl a f.
Youngstown usporiada ma ponde-
lok, dna 5. aprila veeer vel Ky bal
Talianskej hale, ma ktorr ie po-
zvane cele Slovenske obecenstvo 3
East Youngstown a okolia. Hrat
bude yNborna hudba, S ktorou bn-
dd spokojni mkldi starsi. Vlbor
urobl vsetko mozne, ably sa kazdy
co najlepsie zabavil. Vstupnt je a.
ko obycajne, soc pre- panov 25c
pre- danny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
ZIADOST o. ZMENU MENA
E.. YOUNGsTOWNU ZADANA

Po tieto dni advokat John W..
Powers zadal ma oEresnom side
ziadost', podplsanh dvandstimi
majitel mi pozemkov v r. Youngs
town, ably memo toh;o mesta zme-
nene bolo na Campbcl!, Ohio. V
ziadosti udane je Scst' pritin, pre-
ktore 81 NEST 'ania East Youngs
town,r ziadaju zmcnu mena ich
mesta, tie sn: ze terajSie memo
nema individualnosti prichodia
ci sa mylia, ze je len predmestim
mesta Youngstown; ze obcianska
hrdost' je dusena, lebo dobre sku-
tky +. Youngstown pripisovane
SIT mestu Youngstown; re East
Youngstown nemoze dostat ex-
presnu doIdavku, lebo eNpresne
spolocnosti povazuji E. Youngs-
town "a cast 'mesta Youngstown;
re poStova dodavka je casio po-
mylena adresami mesta Yomgs-
town; We obch odnfci East Youngs
townu nemozu dostat' vylucne a.
gencie pre- svoje mesto a ze k me-
nu East Youngstown pripojena je
nevymazatel'na udalost', totM
vcl'kv ohen a vzbura, co mestu "a
dovazilo nepriaznivy chfr.
Ma ziadost 70 Slovakov podpi-
sanf SIT: Andrej NJ. Hamrak a Jan
Vansrrch.
Ma cele pohNbu 0 zmenu mena
stoji obchodna llomora a predse-
dom jej vEboru je Rev. Jan Kris
pinsky. l6
Prv, nez by sudca povolil zme-
nu mena, ziadost' musi byt' uve-
rejnovana rozlicnych casopisoch
vSeobecnej cirkulacie a 'byt' pod
.porovma dvoma tretinami obyva-
,tal,St1 - fladny vsslach bur
de mesiac po podani ziadosti ma
sud. Ma vyslu'chu ma byt' podany
d0kaz, ze 81 zmenu ziadaju dive
tretiny dbyvatel 'stva a ze mesta
podoIbneho mena, axe 81 East Yo.
chce dat, MET celom State.
Move memo mesta, Campbell,
vybrate bolo ma poctu Jamesa A.
Campbclla, predsedu Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Co., 10 zamest-
nancov ktorej pozostava vel 'ka
vacSina obyvatel 'ov E. YoungS
tOWnu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
KAROL MERES DELEGATION
722. ODBORU N. s. S.

Ma schodzi OdIboru 722. Mar.
Slov. Spolku, V East Youngstown,
vydrziavanej minulej nedele, "a
Delegate Odboru ma Is. konven-
ciu zvoleny Dol p. Karol Meres, IL
radnik City Trust banky, V East
Youngstown. Konvencia N. S. s..
odbyvat sa bude V Detroit, Mich.
V mail tohto roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
TRAJA CHLAPCI UKRADLI
Is AUTOMOBILOV

V stredu primal sa ma policaj-
nej stanici 20-rocny Fred Rey-
nolds, re ukradol, pri pomoci jed
neho Is a druheho 17rocneho
chlapca spolu Is automobilov, vse-
tko Fordiek. Kradez previedli vac
sinou ma vychodnom konci mesta,
okolo Wilson Ave. a E. Youngs-
town. Reynold NAL so kl 'ncov, po-
mocou ktorych prevadzal kradez.
Automobile kradli udaj jne k voli
zabave. r.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
POLITICKY
PREHL'AD
PoKUTA MA TYCH,
KTORf NEHLASUJU.

Newyorkska statna zakonodar.
ia ide vyniest zakon, dl'a ktore-
no kaady volic, ktorF yeas volrb
nehlasuje, budef polsufoyany ma
$1,000. y
v poslednNch prezidentslsseeh
vol bach hlasovalo len 81 percent
vsetkycf volicov Spoj. Statoy. We
die sa, teraz agitacia, aaw vsetky
staty nlaly podobny zakon, aky
ide yyniest stat New York.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
DOREZALI SA PRE- DIVA
DoLARE.

Y sobotu poroludni dvaja opili
cernosi, George Young a Bee Do-
ris, pobili sa na dvore iedneho do
mu ma North Ave pre- diva dolare,
ktor,e jeden druhemu bol dlzen.
V bitke upotrebili. vel Ike noze a
TAX sa dorezali, ze museli byt'
watt do nemocnice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
BIsKUP BROWN RECNf
TU MA NEDEL u

Bisk,lp VIM. NJ. Brown z Gallon
Ohio, ktory Dol vytvoreny epis-
kqpalnej cirkve minuleho leta, pri
de recnit'' do Youngstown ma me-
del'u veeer %. marca v Ukrain-
skej hale, 525 West Federal St.
Bude recnit ma predmet: Kre-
st'anstvo a Praca. Robotnici su
pozvani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
5000 HLASOVY CHOIR
BUDE SPIEVAT

Vo Philadelphia slavit budn to-
hoto leta $50. vyroGie Vyhlasenia
Neodvislosti Spoj. Statov vel 'kou
vystavou rozlicnymi paradami
TAX ), julia spievat' bude spevo-
kol, pozostavaNici 5000 speva
kov 20 vSetkFch statov Unie.
Ma vystave zastupene bude a.
Neskoslovensko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
TALIANSKO ZAKAZALO
STRAJKY.

Taliansky snem vyniesol zakon,
dl "a ktoreho robotnikom zakaza-
ne je vyjst' ma Strajk. Kazdy spor
musi byt' predlozeny Wade ma
vyrovnanie. Dictator Mussolini
ospravedlnil zakon tym, re kazda
min1ta prace je ohrozo-
vanim naroda, ktory je prvSi nez
jedna alebo druha jeho siiciastka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-03-26
MATKA SLA MA BESEDU,
SYNCEK SA POSTRIEL AL

p " Alliance, Ohio -strclil 81 re.
volyera do brncha 4-roGny chla-
pee, syn Charlesa Falla a jeho
manzelky, tax nebezpecne, Re MET
nadeje ma zachram jeho zivota.
Ma creva potl'hape. Matka chap
ceka neehala V i'm, kym ona odi-
Aa niekde. Ked sa yratila 0 dve
Rqdiny. nasla qMapceka lezat' '
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