davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-23
SMEI.E ZBOJSTVO IL.
U sTROUsS.HIRSHBERG

V nedel'u rano 6. hodine tra-
ia zbojnici napadli straznika
obchodu ma Fe-
deral ulici, zaviazali mu oci, pri-
viazali no ku zeleznemu ramu v
pivnici a takto zahezpeceni proti
zamiesaniu sa do ich remesla, roz-
bill ocel'ov pokladnu v obchode,
z ktorej wall vyse $4,000 penazi
a cekOv a uSli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-23
BANKAR USIEL,
PEN1AzE L'UDf FUC

V Pittsburghu "a vySe 20 rokov
iicinkoval co siikromny bankar j.
sty Louis L. Moeser, ktory obcho-
doval prist 'ahovalcami. Ako ta-
mojsie Gasopisy oznamujt, Moe
ser teraz usiel a jeho "banka" bo-
la zavreta. v tel banke udajne i
Slovaci utratili peniaze. 81,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-23

vzajomnost'. Nasou tizbou jc tiez
dorozmenie S Cechmi, ale dorozu-.
met sa chceme spnvedlive, bez
toho, ably tym jedna alebo druha
strana krivdy utrpela. Lebo len
taketo doroZumenie bude trvace a
len taketo dorzumenie stvori trva-
ci a pre- cely Stat blahonosny mier
medzi bratmi!
Jozef Husek,
predseda p. s. s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-23
sLovENsKY DEN BUDE %.
JULIA v CAMPBELL PARKU

Dostali SINE hodnoverni zpravu
Cd spravcu Slov. Dna p. Sc'hro-
mofskeho, re parkovy vNbor OBJ
drzal Campbell park ma vydrzia-
vanie Slovenskeho Dina den %.
Julia. Je to den, ktory 81 zastup-
covia spolkov ziadali. Sprava o.
krem tOho da nam diva Siatre ma
predavanie obcerstvenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-23
POLITICKY
P PREHL'AD
zENA BUDE KANDIDATOM
DEMOKRATOV Ma
SENATORsTVO.

af#.# - >'ihiioufo ~ ISi''iio y
latore ubezpecujl kazdeho po-
lftiku sa zaujimajiiceh obcana, ze
Miss Florence r. Allen, clenkyna
hlavneho siidu Statu Ohio, bude
dcmokratickou kandidatkou ma
senatorstvo Spoienych Statov 2
Ohio. Proti nej novcmbrovvch
vol bach bnde stat doterajSi Sc
nator, republican, Frank B. Will
lis, ktory sa uchadza O znov,lZvo-
lenie a bez pochyby dostane nomi-
naciu V primarkach.
Tato zprava, rozumic sa, hodne
rozrusila mysle politikarov a de-
batuje sa o nej po cclej krajine.
Ved' to bude prvy raz, co sa zena
uchadza taktto vyznacnt po-
stavenic V krajinc.
V primarkach proti Miss Allen
budn stat asi traja muzski proti-
kandMati 2 demokratickej stra-
ny, ale V pade zeny budu hnfne
hlasovat' "a zenu, talk chlapske
hlasy, podelene medzi troma jej
protikandidatmi, sa ztratia Miss
Allen dostane nominaciu.
Avsak ked' by Miss Allen do
stala nominaciu, je otazn6, ci bu-
de vo vol ibach zvolena, lebo mas
Stat je slime republikansky a Will
lis nema zleho rekordu "a sebou.
Jcho volebna kampan ale bude
hodne obmedzena, lebo proti Zen
skej protikandidatke nebude
m6ct' tax ostro vystupovat', ako
proti m,Msktmu. s tohto OIL 'adu
budn naSe jasennt vol by zauji-
nave.
Kampan o guvernerstvo statu
Ohio ic H V plnom pride, ale je
beznadejnc zamotana. Republican
skych kandidatov je az Sest', me-
dzi mimi al jedna zena, Mrs. Eve
lyn Francis Snow, Mount Yer
non. Dosial' ziaden kandidatov
nema vole vystirpit' kandidacie,
ackol 'yek ie patrnf. ze siesti ne ne
pojdu pred volicov V primarHach.
Bude tedy muset' byt' prevede-
ma eliminacia medzi mimi. ktorn
akiste prevedie vrkonnf vybor
strany V Ohio.
s demokratickej strany o gu
yerntrstvo uchadza sa znovu te-
rajSsi guverner Donahey. Guver-
ner ma dosial' len jedneho proti-
kandidata. V pade Donahey ne
b,tde mat viac protikandidatov,
icho nominacia v primarkach je
skoro zaistena, lebo poziva state
medzi demokratmi vel XII d6veru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-23
Boil zABITY vLAKoM,

Edward L. Richardson, {. 21O
N. Hine ST., ponahl 'ajuc sa ro-
boty domov, zabitv Dol vlakom B.
a O. drahy, ma zvysenine pri Tube
st., ktord prechadzal, aby 81 skra-
til cestu. Nest 'astie udalo sa '
stredu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-23
OSBORNE VIDAL SA
VODCOVSTVA v KLANE

Clyde w. Osborne, "vel Ky dra-
g0n' Ku Klux Klanu v Ohio, "a
d'akoval toho postavenia vrati
sa z Columbus do Youngstown,
kde zahaji pravotarsku praks. Os-
borne Dol predtym mestskym fis-
kalom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-23
MESTSKA RADA E. YO.
ZIADA ZADAKOVAN1E
SWANTEKA.

Nasledkom odsndenia prestu-
penia prohibicnych zakonov, east
younestownska mestska rada po-
ziadala elena mestslej rady, Jana
Swanteka, ably podal Hld 'akova-
ME uradu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-23
krasne divadlo
ma Lansingyille
Bude zahrane uz v tuto nedel u.

od osady Sv. Mateja ma Lansing
vile idn zahrat' krasne divadlt
v nedel'u, 25. aprila, popoludni
vecer. A sice zahrana bude vese
lohra l. dejstve: PAN Toma!
Kuklenik alebo: ii ma uz nikte
nepozna?" cd Alexandra Fredru
poslovencil Villain Pauliny 10th
Ktlsok tento je vtborny, .je Pre-
obveselenie, pre- zabavu i pre- pou-
Genie. Zvlaste je pouGny pre- ziar-
hvych nedovercivych manzelov
Druhy kus, ktory bude zahrany
je: "Slovenska Sirota", obraz 70
zivota slovenskeho l'udu 4. del
stvach, alebo, lepsie receno, obraz
20 slovenskeho utrpenia "a stare
no mad 'arskeho rezimu. knsok
tento napfsala Marina Olga Hor-
vatova. Je nom dokonale vyo-
brazene sslovenske utrpenie, axe
narod slovensky musel podstn
pit "a hrdzovlady mad 'arskej.
TAX vidite, oba kiisky sn vybor-
ne iicinkovat' budu v Mich tie
najlepsie ochotnfcke silly, ii stari
a osvedcenf herci a herecey cd o.
sadly Sv. Mateja. A preto vyztva-
me povolavame vsetkych 1prim-
nvch Slovakov a Slovenky. yset-
kylch priatel 'ov a ctitel'ov diva
delnych predstaveni, ably mas svo-
jou prifomnost 'ou poctili a diva
dla sa siicastnili, co zaiste ziaden
neobanuje.
,Divadlo sa bude hrat' V audi.
fortune pod noyym kostolom Sv
Mateja. Predstavenie bude diva
razy, a sice popoludni pre- dietky
so vstupnym l5c., vecer pre- do
spelych, so vstupnym soc. Zacia
tok popoludhajsieho predstavenia
je presne pol 3. hodine veeer-
najsieho presne 0 pol s. hodinc.
.Osoby hrach budil ucinkovat
ako nasleduje:
V hre PAN Tomas Kuklenik,
alebo: ci ma w nikto nepozna ?, ST
osoby:
Tomas Kuklenik, kupec Kla
stora - j. Martinko.
Milina, jcho manzelka - Vcro-
ma Necko.
Ambro Dubsky, jej brat - Va
lent Ferencak.
Peter Slavnlcky, vojensky do
stojnik - M. Ragan.
Jozef Derko, tMernik Jan
Rejduga.
Gaspar Simko, sluha - St. Mar
tinko.
Marina, Simkova zena - Hele-
ma Staron.
Janko Bartos, vozka -- Jan Mi
halik.
Flip Bulko, kraviar - J. Pa.
lascak mi.
Jozef Hamut, kapral straze -
Jozef Spirko.
Antal Drabck a Michal Ulap.
straz - st. Hamrak a V. Feren.
eak.
Osoby, trcinkujdce V k,lse oslo.
venska Sirota'':
Lipovsky, statkar - j. Spirko
favor, horar Il Lipovskeho -
Pavel Lilko.
Betka, jeho zena - Verona Ne
cko.
Marienka, ich chovanica - He.
lena Babel.
Sokol, bohaty sedliak - Jan
Mihalik.
Katka, jeho zena - Mrs. Janek
Janko, ich syn, romocnik hora,
row - St. Hamrak.
Anicka, ich dcera - Helene
Staron.
Vozarova, pomatena zena :
Maria Mihalik.
Stefan, An6kin odanec Ju
raj PalaScak mi.
Dru6bovia, druxice, svadobnJ
l'ud a anlzikanti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-23
Vydareny .vecierok
evanj. spevokolu
Skolska miestnost' preplnena e
vanjeickym obecenstyom.

V nedel'u vecer vydrzaval spe.
vokol ev. a. v. cirkve Jan Hus'
zabavno-po,rtny a spesacky vetie
rok skolskej miestnoSti ma Ma.
honing Ave-, ktory sa s kazdehe
OIL 'adu vydaril skyele. Miestnost
ukazala sa znovu pritesnou. Pri-
tonne bolo iste 300 ludi. Program
vecierka Dol mimoriahne bohatv a
vyborne prevedeny. Obecenstvo
sa zabavilo, poutilo rozveselilo.
Vecierok zahajil p. j. Antal mi.
ktory peknymi slovami privital
pritomnych. IA MIN vystiipil spe-
vokol, ktory prekrasne zaspicval
pieseh "Zvon slobody'.
Pan M. Kubik prcdniesol baseh
"Bud tie milosrdni'' precitenim
81. A. Machel zaspievala utese-
nyym hlaskcm obi 'hbend piesen
prezidenta Masaryka "Tecie voda
tecie.' Svojim spevom okhzlila
pritomnfch.
Pan Michal Knocha predniesol
jednu nadhernn bdseh, .ktora 50
vryla do srdc obccenstva. Pan
Knocha prednasal basen vel
kym precitenim a pochopenim, k
comu ma zvlastne Madame.
Spevokol zaspieval krasnu l'u-
dovii pieseh: "A ked sa Janosik
ma vojnu bral". Piesen vyyolala V
obe'censtve rozpomienky ma tohto
hrdim slovenskeho / ludu a odme-
nenf bol vrelym potleskom.
81. A.. Duris +predniesh basen
"Rozmarin." Prcdnasla ju citne
a meme.
P. Pavel Scrfel zaspieval svo-
jim prijemnym hlasom "Takti
som si''. Vyvolal btirlivy potlesk
Nasledoval humoristicky w
stup ''Pri vysluchu''. Kto uz ten
to kiisok od PavloviGa videl "a.
hrany alebo 81 no precital, ten 81
predstavi, kol 'ko srdetneho smie.
chu herci vyludili obecenstva
Kitsok Dol vel 'ni podarene "a.
hrany a 1cinkovali v nom PIP. Pa,
vel Jakubec NIL, Pavel Serfel, Pa
vel Miklas a Jan Antal mi.
Spevokol zaspieval "'Boleraz
boleraz''. Tato lllbostna piesef
bola ,prekrasne zaspievana. Pre-.
nikta do kazdeho srdca.
Pan P. Dovalla predniesol odu,
sevnene basen ''Sokol.
81. A. Savelin zaspievala vel m
roztomile l'iibostnti piesen rs tam
tel strany haja.' .."
p. j. Panik zahral peknl t az
XII skladbu na plane, preukazuc
dobrl techniku a precftenie.
Spevokol zaspievl t'azkl, ale
krasm "Nevydavaj sa ty dievca
este''. Zaspieval ju vyborne. Spe-
yokol vobec dokazal, re stoji ma
vyyske vycibrenosti. Obecenstvo s
p6zitkom pectvalo jeho spev. ,
Pred spoloenou vecerou potom
prednasal vyzname spojenia pan
farar cirkve, Rev. Juraj Roh. Je,
no prednaska bola pozorne spre.
vadzana a nepochybnjeme, re pri.
klady, ktore daval spojeni pri-
rody, maly svoj dcinok. Poslu.
chacstvo odmenilo pana farara sr'
decnym potleskom.
Nasledoyala spolocna yecera
chutne pripravena, co kazdtho Ia
kalo. Stoly boly vkusne upravent
a ozdobene kvetinami.
Ma vecierku zavedena bola a.
sbierka ma fond zvacsenia chramu
bozieho, ktora vyniesla okolo Sc
dolarov.
i Evanjelicky spevokol zasl1zi s;
uznania q vd 'aky obecenstvs "a u,
sporiadanie taxi peknAha apolocen,
skeho vecierkq, 4 ktorom bolo spc
jene zabavne S ,liitocnfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-23
.linka pride
do :Ameriky
4. jina bude uz tn. Ostane v Ame.
.. rike "a pol roka.

Cd p. Jozefa HuSeka, redaktora
"Jcdnoty' obdrzali SINE naslc-
dovne riadky:
Oznamujemc radostnn zvcst':
Andrcj Hlinka, milaGek vodca
slovemkeho naroea pride do Ame-
riky bude tn prednaSat' po-
meroch nasej starej vlasti. Amc-
ricki Slovaci budn talk mat pri-
lezitost pocut' od m,rza ma to mai
povolane jsieho, co sa robi dncs ma
Slovensku. Msgra Hlinku do A
meriky sprevadzat' bude druhy
popredny slovensky politik a Glen
l'udovej strany, poslanec dr.. Bu-
day. Umysel' tento Msgre Hlinka
oznamil listom redaktorovi "Jcd-
noty'', 2 ktoreho tn podavame:
"Narodni Shromazdenf Repub-
liky Ceskoslovenskt. Poslanccka
Snemovna.
Alleluja.
"Blahorody Pane Rcdaktor.
MAN cest' nctive Vam zdelit ;,
ze mi boil cestovny pas bez vSctkej
(D t'azkosti vydaty. "A iifam, zc
sa naSn davna idea a tiHba splni.
Ziadna prekazka nam nestojl V
ceste.
'TeSfm sa, re sa sideme brat
mi a povieme 81 od srdca k srdcu.
10 Slovenska sa sice mnoho l'udu
nechysta. Idu biskupi, a ia poi
dem s mojim tajomnikom kapla-
nom Andrejom Geratom a poslan-
com kanonikom Budayom.
'CnseI By som naystfvit w
znamnejsie organizacie a,prehovo-
rit nasich boil och, zial och. a
potrebach.
"Racte ustalit' program cesty,
prednasok, ably to malo jednotny
program. MOI pas znie ma pol ro-
ka Il ak ma politicke zalezitosti
neodvolajl, chcem al tenze cas-
vyuzit'. Myslim, re jestli pojdem
S cesko-slovenskou vyypravou, ze
okolo 4. jlna w budem vo vasej
novel vlasti. Racte mi tedy zdelit
vas program. Ma kongrese sa mu-
sine zucastnit' mac som vol ny.
"Racte tedy wee pripravit'. w
prava sa chce pohnGt' %. maja z
Prahy ma Rotterdam a.3. jtna ma
d6jst' do New Yorku.
"Vesele Alleluja.
"Ruzomberok, dna 3. aprlla,
1926 vo svitvecer Vzkriesenia.
"Vas oddany, .*
"Ondrej Hlinka,
farar, poslanec. y
Cd prevratu ziadali 81 americkl
Slovaci videt' poGut' Msgra
Hlinku a nebolo to jeho vinou, re
nezvrsila sa tato naSa tlAba do
sial'. We'd Praha i najdp. bisku-
povi VojtaSakovi odoprela W.
dat pas. Mohol sem Srobar, mo-
hol Farsky, mohol kde-kto, len ME
Slovak rodom, citom a zivotom
A, co ziskala tym Praha? Napor
budi odpor. A to sa i tn dokazalo.
Amerika ME je nebezpeena ami pre-
republiku eesko-slovensk1 ami pre-
cesko-slovenskti vzajomnost'. A
mericki SlovaIci mnoho pracovali,
mnoho obetovali "a cesko-sloven-
skn Republican hoci cesko-sloven-
ska vlada' nielen ze i'm toto nikdy
neuznala, ale vo svojej tlaci wy
hlasila ich "a nepriatel 'ov repub-
liky, prQti tejto to vzdor vel'-
kym provokaciam jednej a po-
kuseniam S druhej strany, nepo-
zdvihli slova, naopak, chranili
vzdy poctive jej dobre memo.
Pravda, SINE "a pittsburghskn do
hcdu, ale SINE "a nu preto, lebo o.
ma dava moznost' nasej brati "a
moron lit slovensky, samosvoj-
sky Y ramci republiky a pretoze
je nasim presved6enim, ze len ma
zAklade jej mono vybudovat' ST.
decnl q cinnn eesko-slovensl1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-22
PUMPS SAID TO !.
Be TOO SMALL.
Board President Gives View
on Sewade Affair.

Diversion Of raw sewage from
Broad Ripple into White River,
which threatens to result in closing
of Mcclure Beach, is caused by fail
ure Of the board Of works to obtain
pumps large enough to force the
sewage to the city sewage disposal
plant, o. C. Ross, board of sanitary
commissioners president, charged
today.
Dr. Herman G.. Morgan, city
health officer, said he would await
remedial action before closing the
beach. other White River municipal
beaches appear to be in good con-
dition, according to DR.. Morgan.
City Engineer George G. Schmidt
promised to operate the two pumps
which have not been working for a
year. He said the station was de-
signed by c, II. Hurd, who built the
city sewage disposal plant and who
is figureI in a controversy in which
board members are seeking to GUST
G. K Calvert. head of the disposal
plant Ross said Hurd is not re-
sponsible for the failure OF the
plants operation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-22
|NVENTORSB BEND
EFFORTS TOWARD
AVIATION SAFETY
Aim to Make Flying as Safe
as Walking for
Passengers.
BIZ United Press

bU CHttcN TFbco
WASHINGTON, July 22-All
parts of the country are attempting
to perfect DEVICES to make flying as
safe as walking. 1t is learned at the
United States Patent Office.
Inventions of every description, to
prevent airplanes from crashing to
the earth, have been sent in to Com
missioner T. z. Robertson. Patents
have been granted on about 800
types and an equally large num-
Der have been rejected or are pend
ing.
Parachutes. balloons, extra wings,
gas bags, and all sorts of trick de-
vices to keep planes in the air-in
case of engine trouble or other &C.
cident have been patented recently.
Balloon Parachute
Two Philadelphians have patented
a balloon parachute safety device
which they believe will prevent avia-
ton disasters. Under their plan
balloon on the top wings of plane.
Automatically when plane begins
to fall or at the release of a catch
by the pilot the parachute opens and
the gas bag begins to fill with non
irifiammable gas. The balloon is to
right the ship while the parachute
is to bring it slowly and safely to
the earth. This safety apparatus is
supposed to prevent an airplane from
crashing and is supposed to bring
it right side up whether 1t is doing a
tail spin, nose dive or side swipe.
To Prevent Crash
A North Carolina inventor patent.
ed contrivance that fits snugly on
the upper wings of a plane and
opens into a parachute when the pi-
lot touches a spring.
Still another has a parachute On
the tail end of plane, his theory is
that the heavy engine will force q
ship to fall nose-down and the chute
on the rudder end will bring the
craft slowly to the earth in case of
an emergency.
Officials of the patent Office said
however, that the parachute devices
for airplanes was not very success
full as 1t requires such large chutes.
They pointed out that if it takes so
square feet to hold man up in the
air it would take parachute many
times larger TO save plane.\
eff Pilot Has Time"
Balloon and gas bag safety appa-
ratds. they said were we'll enough
if the pilot has time enough to fill
his bags with lifting gas in the face
of an emergency.
Aviation will still be hazardous, it
was pointed out, until one of the In
ventors strike upon a safety con-
traption thas will be effective in case
Of fire as we'll as engine trouble, col.
lapsed wings and other accidents
that occur In the air.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-22
WHEAT IS UNDER
EARLY PRESSURE
DepIorabIe Exchange Situa-
ton Hampers Trading.
BIZ United Press

BU tHtted Press
CHICAGO. July 22.-Wheat was
under pressure early in the day be-
cause Of the change in the weather
conditions, the weak Liverpool ca
bles, bearish Canadian news and the
increasing volume of the Southwest
ern movement. Losses of rs to 2ls
cents weer recorded at the close.
Cash prices, too. were sharply lower.
Kansas City had over 500 cars Of
wheat and reported that Nebraska
and Colorado are no walso beginning
to ship new grain. Export business
was reported at 100000, mostly to
England. The deplorable exchange
situation is hampering this business.
Corn closed Nrom IL to cents
lower because of the better weather
conditions now prevailing. The de-
mand was weak and the pit dis
played little rallying power. 4 Cash
prices were abtu cent off on good
grades and around 4 cents off on
the inferior grain.
Oats gained on buying power early
in the day, but sank with wheat and
corn to close unchanged to half
lower.
Lard was 10 cents off and ribs
were unchanged. Y
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-22
DENTIST SUFFERS
MISREPRESENTATION
Receivers at Hospital
Found in Auto.

DR.. Gilbert Harris, dentist, As, of
544 Middle Dr., Woodruff Place, is
recovering today from a reported
heat prostration, suffered Wednes-
day. He is at St. Vincents Hospital.
DIR. Harris was found in an I'M
conscious condition sitting in his
auto parked off the road under a
tree a mile north of Franklin, Ind.
where he had been visiting his
mother and sister.
A capsule containing powder was
on the running board of the car and
an envelope containing more cap
sules and powder was in tn seat be-
side him. These were brought to
the hospital, but no reports on the
analysis were given out. Persons in
the vicinity said the auto had been
parked there several hours, but had
not attracted attention.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-22
POLICE EXTORT|ON !
CHARGE ISPROBED1
BY GRAND JURORS
Negro Alleges He Could Have,
Escaped Trial by Pay.
ing Officer. |

The Marion County grand jury
today started investigation OF
charges that two Indianapolis police.t
men attempted to extort money
from a Negro prisoner, charged
with drawing deadly weapons. who
appeared in Criminal Court Wednes.
day.
Nothing like that will so uncha1S
lenged here" Prosecutor William i
II. Remy said. turning the matters
over to William II. Sheaffer, grand
jury deputy.
In Criminal Court, Harry "Junal
Bug" Hunter, Negro, 327 Ellsworth
ST., made the charge of attempted
extortion, alleging that PatrolnenI
George Lowe and Ray Reeves had
promised to fail to appear beforel
him in municipal court IL he would
give them money. Hunters case
was continued, pending the Jury in.I
vestigation.
Lowe. who was IN court, denied
the charge.
Hunters charge came in an IN
cidental mannerA 4
Attempting to persuade the court
to let him pay fine to close thel
case, he remarked that he would
not have had to appear anyway III
he had paid the officer.
Special Judge Thomas Garvin ana
Prosecutor Remy Immediately ,ques-I
toned the defendant at length upon
the assertion, with the result that
Remy decided the facts warranted a.
grand jury investigation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-22

Other Livestock

EAST ST IT. LOUIS. July 22--7Hogs-aaFs-
800 pounds, S12 ,I99L3: 20o;250 pounds,
1888; 10000 pounds. Sf3J0dI3.s5: 90
1870 pounds. S13d 1880: packing sows
market bidding lower on steers beet. steers.
sS;50@9. beef cows Sis u 5 so; low
cutters and cutter cows S2.7o NJ 425: veal
s s. Sl5j heavy calves. 1909 s; bulk
E.Receipts. $500; market for. lambs
SsrSRs s2f up shssP STEADY tat
Ysss BULK cu H ism6s So bulk Fat S ewes,
CLEVELAND, July 2a-Hogs-Re-
cedpts. 1000; market. 2565Oc lower
a 1925. Cattle-Receipts 900: market,
ssteesody' steers; sl0So; better So so g
$50: mgilehsrs and sprinse5soo sS5 q 50
500: market, steady tIS;' top. $3.50. '''''
cetpts, $50; market. slow and steady;
shipping steers good TO choice. 50 a o so.
Calves-Market. strong. good to choice.
$12G 1850. Hogs-Receipts. $500;
market slow to IS a Ace lower; good 70
choice packers and butchers S13.75q
1850. shesp-Receiptss 600; market,
700 h mssrSst SSSS lover sca4ies 81
M1250; mediums. sig 500 10. Workers.
Calves-M arket. strong. Sheep and lambs
-MdThtt. SSdNys
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-22
YANKEES JEERED
BY PARIS MOB
Midnight Auto Party Sur
rounded by French.
Bin United Press

BIZ United Press
PARIS, July 22.-Americans were
subjected to jeers, cat-calls and an
attempted attack when sight-see-
ing automobile carrying a crowd Of
tourists seeing midnight Paris passed
through mobs staging a demonstra.
ton on the cabinet and fiscal crisis
before the Chamber of Deputies late
Wednesday night. v.
Crossing the Concorde bridge, the
automobile became the center of at
tention the moment it entered the
street before the Chamber. Crowds
gathered about the car, hooting and
kissing the party of foreign tourists.
which included many Americans. In
suits were hurled from the crowd
in torrid French.
One of the demonstrators jumped
on the running board of the car, at.
tempting to strike the occupants
with his cane. He was arrested and
removed by police.
An immense police force picketed
Paris today. There were isolated
anti-foreign Incidents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-22


Bu United Press
NEW YORK, July 22.-Stocks
suffered further drastic declines in
today's late trading after scoring
some Improvement in the morning
dealings. Recovery in the stock
market was checked around noon by
the reoccurrence of urgent selling in
Steel. General Motors, Hudson and
other industrial shares. which led
the recent advance. This weakness
gave rise to speculative reports re-
garding the possibility of an in
crease in the local bank rate after
the close, but it was obvious that
these rumors were brought forth to
account for a reaction in which the
Mparket was clearly entitled on tech.
1Aical grounds.
Prices had advanced so steadily
over the last six weeks that continu.
ance of the movement would un-
doubtedly have led to a situation
similar to that which existed pre-
vious to the February March break.
Constructive interests were satisfied.
therefore, to have the industrial
shares engage in a corrective move
ment feeling that a development of
this sort would discourage the reck.
less upbidding of poor stocks and
thereby safeguard the fundamental
position of the speculative struc-
ture.
Sentiment regarding the rails was
bullish because of the highly favora-
BILE character of the June earnings
report which have thus far come to
light.