davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward daily gateway., 1926-10-19
GAMES OCTOBER 23-24
Conference Games OLl %

October 23 Wisconsin-Indiana at Madison Purdue-Chicago at Chicago. Ohio State-Iowa at Columbus. Northwestern-Notr Dame at Evan son.
 Minnesota-Wabash at Minneapolis Michigan-Illinois at Ann Arbor. National Football League
 October 23 Canton at Frankford. Columbus at Brooklyn.
 October A Chicago Cardinals at Milwaukee. Kansas City at New York; Frankford at Canton. Duluth at Chicago Bears. Pottsville at Providence. Los Angeles at Buffalo. Hammond at Dayton. (Tentative.) Akron at Detroit. Racine at Green bay. Brooklyn at Hartford.
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MACHINERY, Elec. and Tools


10 ICE PLOWS-For sale, with 20 inch
cages in first class condition. Price
reasonable. A. Brazos & Sons. Inc,
MiddletoWn, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

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New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

JOHNS0N ELECTRIC--floo' wax polish
er, SO pei day, runs from plug OF lamp
socket Rackliffe Bros. Call l074
KITCHEN RANGES-(2). inquire middle
floor nj 505 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09
Christmas Gift Suggestions
Gifts for Her
65A

ASTORIA LASSWARE-Large variety
of candle sticks console sets, candy
jars. lunch trays etc. s1.00 Burritt
Gift Shop, SIS West Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

AND FLOOR LAMPS To
brighten up the home. Priced at 1895
to $3.50 complete. MacKay & Wallin.
63 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

winter front would be appre-
ciated by your motor for Xmas. Tail
ored for each car. Post & Lester. IA
Main street
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

MIRRORS-For the hall or living room.
nicely framed at low prices Doyles,
400 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

LAMPS-For all purposes, newest shades
and stands at lowest prices. They will
please A. D. Lipman, 595-27 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

ORIENTAL RUGs-Genuine Persians at
low prices New and antique Salesroom
"a Myrtle st B. Y. Jones. Tel 2S5,
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

EAMPS-Of every description. Bridge,
floor desk, boudoir, bed and hall
lights In all the wanted shades at less
than anywhere in the state. John A.
Andrews & Co. me- 1872 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

RADIO-A 5 tube radio complete, $50.
Batteries, loud speaker, etc, perfect
ri 1nNh
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

SIN-Ruoms furniture, bargain to quick
buyer. Easy payments can be arranged
Or will sell by piece. Mr.. Nelson, 10
Commercial top floor, left,
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

SMOKE STANDS Big selection. Priceo
from 75c to $500. Smokers appreci-
ate a gift of this kind. John A. An
drews q Co. Inc, l32 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

STATIONERY-For 45c
a quire In colors. We will monogram
your stationery. Complete line of Ea-
Church ST
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

OUTFIT-of rooms. Nving dinIng and
bed rooms a, s349 This is our ever
present special, cannot be e1ualled To-
cally This OF any other furniture OF
your choice will be held for a $40 de-
poslt noyle Furniture Co. 500 Main 81
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09
Footwear and Clothing
Good Things To Eat
Household Articles

FlVE-Rooms up-to-date furniture. In
Guiding l Crawford stove. to be sold
at sacrifice. Party moving out of town.
.1aS Glen St.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

GOODS-Make this an cleo
trlcal Christmas. Select your electric
gifts at Barry s Bamforths. 10 Main
street.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-04
'BATH-TUB GIRL
APPEARS BEFORE
N. Y. GRAND JURY
Joyce Hawley Demands
100000 Damages

NEW YORK, March 2.-Joyce Haw-
ley, pretty young lingerie model
whose wine bath featured Earl Car
rolls sensational party at his theater
here recently, was to appear late to-
day before the March federal grand
jury, which is Investigating" the
party.
Carroll who appeared before the
February grand jury when the in
quiry started, was to be another wit
ness.
Miss Hawley was to be questioned
concerning the story that she climbed
into a tub Of wine and ladled drinks
to the guests. Carroll was to be ask
ed where he obtained the wine and
who also was involved with him in
procuring 1t.
According to Morton Abrahams,
Miss Hawley's attorney, she has not
received the $1,000 fee which she says
Carroll promised her for going thru
with her 'stunt." She has threatened
to sue the producer for 100000 dam.
ages.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-04
New Orleans Daily
Lauds 'Majah' Berry
for Strike-Breaking

NEW ORLEANS-(FP)-The Daily
States of New Orleans in 2-column
spread eulogizes George L. Berry, in
ternational president Of pressmen's
union, for declaring that a strike is
a crime, followed by an account of
the troubles in New York, where he
walked into a meeting of the press
mems union and with several blows
of his fist felled to the floor members
OF that organization who did not agree
with him in his demand that the 1928
strike be called off, using brute force
when persuasion failed. He also ad.
vertised for and brought to New York
900 men to break the locals strike.
Before his departure from New Or
leans Berry obligated Robt. T.. Ewing,
owner OF the Daily States, as an hon
orary member OF the pressmen's or.
ganization. The Daily States is a
scab publication as far as the typogra,
phical union is concerned, having
broken its contract with the union II
years ago. when It locked out It's
printers without an opportunity TO ar
bitrate. The pressroom OF the Daily
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-04
keep OUR CITY
SCABBY, PLEADS
COMMERCE HEAD
Los Angeles Open Shop
Losing, Is Warning
Especial to Thu Daily Worker,


LOS ANGELES, March 2 The
chamber of commerce, which boasts
of being the largest in the world, is
worried lest the reputation which this
city has acquired as the Citadel of
the Open Shop" may be lost. Accord
ing to r. w. Pridham, returning
president of the chamber, "a particu-
larly energetic and strenuous effort is
being made at this time by organized
labor, thru the medium of sympathetic
strikes, to reduce our fair city to
condition of industrial servitude." It
is the duty of every resident, Prid-
ham contended, Ito combat this des-
structive union-labor propaganda with
all the might and power at his com
mand and assist the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association, which has
battled and maintained industrial free.
dom for the past thirty years"
This pathetic appeal by the million
aire exploiters of the city for help
from the little business men and the
professional people was voiced at the
recent banquet given by the chamber
in honor of its newly elected presi-
dent, Arthur S. Bent. Other speakers
included, Robert A. Millikan, the
scientist; Frederick Warde, a veteran
actor, and Cyrus K. X. Curtis, editor
of the Saturday Evening Post.
Culture Pays.
The keynote of the meeting was the
plea that it was time to develop Los
Angeles from the cultural standpoint
These things have distinct econ
omic value" declared Pridham in re-
ferring to the need for an artistic city
and an intellectual atmosphere. The
industrial situation, according to him.
was very good During the past year
400 new industrial establishments had
located in Los Angeles. The plants
already here made a gain of 20 per
cent in productivity. AS there has
been no general increase IN wages
this increase shows that exploitation
of the workers has become much
more thoro.
Their Ideal Scab Herder.
Curtis made fowery speech of
praise for the city. He was warmly
greeted by the banqueteers, as he is
their ideal of the militant union-hater.
His publications have never been
unionized. In Philadelphia, the home
Of the Saturday Evening Post, the al
most total absence of any organized
labor strength is due to his overpower-
ing influence.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-04
White Prejudice Blocks
Printing Negro Paper
Especial TO The Daily Worker,

S. BROWNSVILLE, Pa, March 2
The Civic Guide, a small weekly mag
azine which was to have been printed
for the Negro Civic League, the lead
ing Negro fraternal organization of
the section, will not be printed for
some weeks yet, due to the attitude
Of the landlord who owns the hnilding
in which the present printing plant
is housed.
The Economy Printing plant, owned
by Manteo Herring and located on
Bridge street, in the basement of the
Morrow brothers building, was en-
gagged to do the printing. He will not
be able to do the work, due to the
water which the landlord allows to
run down from his store to the base
ment.
Rights Guaranteed Only by Force.
Mr.. Herring has made every effort
to get the owners Of the building to
protect his shop, but about all that
they will say to him is that he must
pay all the rent" or be sold out for
the amount. The owner OF this store
signed a contract to keep water from
running down from their floor TO the
basement but UP to this time has done
nothing.
The colored men OF North and
South Brownsville are watching to see
what these men will do. They say:
We can see that the Office seekers
will say anything when they want to
get our votes. They can plead a
square deal. We see not the least sign
Of square deal in the Morrow Bros.
and Patterson, in this case. From now
on we will see to II that we do as they
have done--look for ourselves"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-04
OAK PARK AND AUSTIN
WORKERS HOLD BUNCO
AND TEA PARTY TONIGHT

A eeiebratIon--the first Of It's
kind to be held in the Austin and
Oak Park territory will take place
at Wlekstrom's 1915 North Taylor
Ave-, Oak Park, H., tonight, In the
form Of a bunco and tea party.
The lucky ones will receive good
prizes In the form Of books. English
tea and the best Of Swedish pastry
Will be served.
Ellis Peterson, editor Of the NY
It'd, Swedish organsof the Workers
(communist) Party, will deliver a
short talk on the international La
Dor Defense. Admission to this
grand social will epst fifty cents.
The affair Is arranged under the
auspices Of Nucleus No. 80, Section
No. 8, and the proceeds will 90 to
the zelaler mIners' defense.