davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26
zIVEI.NE POHRoMY MA SLO-
VENSKOM VYCHODE.

V nedel'u odpoludnia rozputala
sa okrese Stara L'ubovna prud-
ka bdrka spojena l'adovcom.
Najvacsie skody utrpela obec
Plavnica, kde je vsetka uroda mi
cena. Skoda je odhadnuta na vyse
pol miliona kortin. L 'adovec lezal
este v pondelok rano neroztopeny
ma poliach.
V pondelok noci vypukol V
Starej Lubovni vel ky ohen, kto-
ry v kratkom case zachvatl Sc
dem domov i S postou okresnym
dradom. Drevene hospodarske sta
viska zhorely do zakladov. Ma
miesto poziaru prisli hasicia mie-
stni i 20 siestich slsednych dedin.
Pri haseni prislo k hadkam medzi
policajnou strazou a staroluboy-
nanskymi zidmi, ktori nechceli po-
mahat' hasit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26
SLOVAK zAsTUPCOM PRED
NOSTU DOPRAVNkHO ODDE-
LENA RIAD. 81. zEIEZNIC
v BRATISIaAVE.

Jana Magatha, inspektora stat.
zeleznic a prednostu dopravneho
uradu v Spisskej Novel, Vsl, w
menovalo ministerstyo zeleZnic "a
zastupcu prednostu dopravneho
oddelenia riaditela statnych ze-
.leznic v Bratislave. Hoci sloven-
ska verejnost plnym pravom oca-
Ekavala jeho vymenovanie "a pred
tnostu telloto oddelenia v riaditel
stve v Kosiciach, jednak- blahoze-
la mu k tomuto povyseniu, q spre-
Ivadza toto rozhodnutie min. Eel.
IS vrelou sympatiou, lebo osoba je-
|ho, ,je peYpou, zarukou lpre pooho;;
|penie slovelask gell' zalljnev q pes-
ny slovensky pilier statnej my
slienky. Insp. Magath srastol S
podtatranskym krajom a zelezni-
GGiarstvom, u ktoreho je vel'm OBJ
ldheny. BE 90 ztraca Z ilom Kosi.
cke riaditel stvo to ukaze buddc,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26
most. A ako odbornik, SINE pre-.
svedceni, ze dostojne obstoji ma
lsvojom novom p6sobisti.
VZRAST VYSTAHoVAI.EOTVA
70 sLOVENSKA.


Smutnym zjavom ma Sloven-
sku je, ze vyst.ahovalectvo 20 Slo
venska nielen po prepvrate nepo-
kleslo, ale snaopak vyst'ahovale-
cka kvota sa oproti mierovym do
bam este zvysila. Pri tom VISTA
hovalectvo je este brzdene ameri-
cikym prist 'ahovaleckym zako-
nom. mae by dostupovaol uzasne.
no vrcholu. IDA sa, re otazka W.
st t'ahovalectva ME je nasimi pri-
slpsnymi tiradmi riesena TAX, jak
by bolo ziaducno zaujme cello
statnom j narodnom, lebo je tre-
ba uva1it', ze vyst 'ahovalci sd
zvatsa Slovaci. Jednou prlcin
tohoto smutneho zjavu je al to-,
re pozemkova reforma nasich
drobnIch l'udf naprosto neuspo-
koiila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26
ZIVOTOM ZAPL.ATIL STALE
MI STAVKU.

Nedavne dobudovany bol LIE
Slime novy 80 metrov vysoky to-
varensky komin, ma ktorom pre-.
vedene bolo neobycajne salto NOR
tale, ktore skoneilo tragicky.
Podl'a stavky NAL murar Jan
Bala vypit' ma konci komfna 8 a
pol Ultra piva. Murar skutoene Wy
Spinal sa ma komin a zavratneJ
vyske zaeals popijat' pohar piva
"a poharom. Divakov bolo yefmi
mnoho. Snad' Bala popfjal rych-
lejsie nez obycajne, takze po ME
kol kych poharoch zatoeila sa mu
hlava a srtitil sa obrovskej vys-
ky Ia zem.
Zostal lezat' s polamanymi Il
dami pod novovystavenym komi-
nom mrtvy. TAX draho zaplatil
svoju stavku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26
PROTESTNA SCH0DZA PROTI
ROTHERMEROVI.

v Bratislave llsporiadala Ces-
koslovenska Naredna Rada vel
ke pretestne shromazdenie proti
akcii anglick6ho lorda Rotherme-
ra, vydayatel'a ''Daily Mailu" V
Londyne, ktory poslednej dobe
vystupuje v prospeeh Mad arrow,
SO ziadost 'ou reviziu trianon-
skej mierovej smluvy. Ma schodzi
obrovske zastupy Slovakov Bra
tislavy ,okolia mohutne protesto-
valy pro!i miesaniu sa Rotherme-
ra do vnutornych veci Cesko-Slo-
venskej republiky a zaslany mu
boil telegram, ably dal pokoj tomu,
Gomu sd nefozumie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26

60 znamena, ze pri n4klade 1000
ton usporila zeleznica troch brz-
darov. Brzdari, ktori ma nest asst
nom vlaku konali sluEbu, boil len
neskoleni strat owl robotn6ei, ktorf
nemali dostatoenych zklsenosti.
Skoda je ohromna a obnasa ME
kol 'ko nihonov, ale ME je mozno
dosial' ju presne zistit'. Okrem
lokomotivy, ktora je celkom neu.
potrebitel ma, bolo znicenych al
Ia voznov.
Vsetky ostatne vozne su Wac a.
lebo menej poSkodene. Okrem to-
no bolo poskodene mnoho tovaru
vo vlaku nalozeneho, co bude mu-
set zeleznlana sprava tiez nahra-
dit.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26

nym narodnostiam lepsie Y byva,
lom Uhorsku. Vel'ky marlnaroa,
sky process pred valkou vyvolal
pozornost' celej Europy, utlaeo-
usnis numunov viedlo ku kazdo-
dennym konfliktom V Sedmohrad,
sku. Mozaika minulosti narodno-
sti v byvalom Uhorsku je az pri-
liz pestra; ky div preto, ze Ma.
d 'ari nechc1 "a ziadun cenu O.
hrasl 'ovat' nou svoju mapu in,
tegrity!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26
HL'ADAJ6 "a.

Citatelia s1 ziadani, ably laska-
We zaslali co by akekol'vek infor.
macie o dolu uvedenych newest
inych rodakoch. Informacie zasie-I
LATTE ma Ckechoslovak Bureau,
Foreign Language Information
Service, 222 Fourth Ave, New
York, n Y.
Nezvestnl sil:
Drobna Maria, ktora vraj zije
pod svojim dievcenskyn menom
Maria Madarasz a ktorej posled-
ma adresa bola 71S Chale St.,
Perth Amboy, N. j.
Rajko Pavel, ktoreho ostatna
adresa bola. 5310 So. 28th St., O.
maha, Nebr.
Zeman Anton, ktoreho posledna
adresa bola 2139 N. Percy St., Phi
ladelphia, Pa.
Pollak Vincent, ktory sa este
pred 6 tyzdnami zdrzoval New
Hope, Penn.
Blazkovic Stefan, ktory sa O.
statny raz zdrziaval v Pittsburgh.
! Michalko Jan, ktory sa zdrzia-
val v McKeesport, Pa.
Hudak Jozef, rod. 1908 v Steb-
nilSu, okr. Bardiov.
Miscisin Jan, mar. v Baliciach
pri Premysli v Halici.
Slavkovsky Stefan, ktory este
nedavno robil ma Colonial Mine
No. / vo Smock, Pa.
Basek Jozef, ktory sa zdrziaval
v Green Bay Wis, V Chicagu,
Ill.
Kleinburger Anton, ktoreho po-
sledna adresa bola care Of John
Rothschild and Co., S. w. Cor.
Market a Spear Sts., San Fran.
cisco, Cal. e..
Bernaskova Terezia, ktora sa
zdrzovala v Clevelande, o.
Eros Mike, ktory posledne BY
val v Dixonville, Pa.
Szekelyiova M. rod. Hudakova,
ktora je v Amerike asi 16 rokov
ma asi 20 rokov.
Oravec Michal, ktoreho posled-
ma adresa bola 1877 Center St.,
Youngstown, O.
Olasin Peter, ktoreho posledna
adresa bolaa: BLAZER Station, Al
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26
20 SLAVIANSKEHO
SVETA. T.,
odhalenie pomnika Henrykovi
Sienkiewiczovi v Bydgosti.

z Varsavy (CEPS). V nedel'u,
dina 81. Julia na poludnie Dol v
BydgoSti, dolezitom meste poll
skeho Pomoria. odhaleny pomnik
Henryku Sienkiewiczovi, prvy V
Pol 'sku. Slavnosti odhalenia boil
pritomny prezident republiky
Moscicki a celt rad delegatov z
cudziny. Hlavnym recnf0om pri
odhaleni bol .spisovatel' Josef
Weysserhof. Autorom pomnfka je
sochar Laszezka. Sienkiewicz je
zachyteny do poll tela knihou V
l'avej ruke. Socha je umiestena
ma jednoduchom podstavci, ktory
zpoly splyva torsom. Ma pomnik
Dol polozeny vel Ky pocet vencov.
Prvy polozil PRECEDENT Pol'skej
republiky, druhy zastupca Cesko-
slovenska. Veeer sa konal V Nest
stom divadle koncert pod riade-
MIN skladatel "a Felixa Nowowiej-
skeho, pri com ma programe boly
vsetko pol'ske skladby, majuce
priamy ideovy vzt ,,ah k Sienkie-
wiczovnnu dielu. Ministersky pred
seda franctlzsky Poincare a Ia
liansky ministersky predseda Mu-
solini poslali k bydgostskym slav-
nostiam pozdravnt depese. (Hen-
ryk Sienkiewicz je jednym z maj
slavnejsich spisovatel 'ov poll
skych, autor diela "Quo Vadis?"
"a ktore dostal Nobelovu literar'
nu cenu. Red =.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26
oPRAvNEN1 ZASTUPC0V1A
NA1ICH NOvfN.

Nasledovni panovia opravnem
sd prijimat' predplatky q doplat-
Ky ma maze noyiny:
Jozef Maruskin, 2678 Hunter
Ave. (koleKtor).
Jeaai Maxtinko, krajcirsky ob
chodpik, % North Watt st.
& T.. Koval, obchodnk, 9N
Parkmaa St, Warren. Ohio.
Harry Lautman, obchodnik, NJ
Short ST. East YopFlestoY
81 u mate lkniskn II Anne
rika Nasa vlast'?" Ak ME, prid
to 81 ju zadovaSis' do redakcie.
Je TO najdplnejsia amsricka histo-
ria ' slovencine 80 % ohGazmi .
s zivotopisn,i slavnych America
nov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26
MzDA TALIANsKYCH
RoBoTNfKov sNfzENA

Department prace Spoj. Statov
nam oznamuje, ze Taliansku
snlzena bola mzda priadzovych
hodvaIbnickych robotnikov Q 10
do Is percent. Toto snizenie voslo
" platnost cd /. jina tyka sd
100000 robotnikov. Najviac ro-
botnikov tychto odvetviach prize
myslu nachodl sa v meste Milano.
Snfzenie, rozumie sa, nariadila
vlada a robotnlci nesSleli AMI
mukn1t'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26
Sriadenie juhoslovansko- -nemeckel
paroplavebnei spolocnosti.

z Belehradu (CEPS). Juhoslo-
vanska vlada vyjednava Berli-
ne w d'alsiu dobu S vel 'ko1 IL
nancnou skupinou "a iieelom zalo-
zenia paroplavebnej spoloenostl,
ktora by sa upIatnovala ma Jader-
skom mori. STAY vyjednavani jc
priaznivy mozno ocakavat re
skoro dojde k dohode medzl JUNO
slovanskou vladou silcastneny-
mi nemeckymi bankami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26

legheny Co., Pa.
Simon Juraj, ktory sa zdrzia.
val v Perth Amboy, N. j.
Kopil Jozef, posledna znama
adresa Hotel Kline, 234 Bedford
ST., Johnstown, Pa. Teraz je vraj
vol 'akde vo Philadelphii.
Reubish, Ben, asi 80 rokov sta
ry, ktory este nedavno sa zdrzia-
val vo Waterloo, Iowa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26

Neviedlo q oytem ani ostat'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26

Youngstownske Slovenske
Noviny s1 pisane a vydavane pre-
youngstownskych a okolitych Slo-
vakov. Nase namahy budu mai
lepsie odmenene, ked' pomozete
tieto noviny do kazdej slovenskej
domacnosti ma okoh umiestnit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26
sovietsky boj S negramotnostou

q Moskvy. (CEPS) Vseruska
komisia, ustanovena pre- boj proti
negramotnosti vypracovala prave
plan svojej osvetovej einnosti v
skolskom roku 1929. Ma tento
iikol bude venovane 2 pol milo
ma rublov, GO postaei ma vzdela-
ME 115OOO negramotnych a d'a-
lei jeden million rublov ma douce'
ME 100000 pologramotnych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-26
vEL'KA zELEZNICNA KATA,
ST10FA. lEEDN KREMNICou
A zVOLENOM.


doSlo k vel 'kemu zelezninemu ne
st 'astiu ma stanici Stara Kremni-
eka, leEiaeej meeki Kremnicou a
Zvolenom. Nakladny vlak, ktory
nemohol zabrzdit zastavit' ma
stanici ,Bartosova Lehotka isiel
d'alej al do stanice Stara Krem.
niaka. .kde bel dopravny dradnik
nuteny pustit ho na slepd kol al,
ably nedoslo k srazke' inym Via.
kom, ktory siel opaenym smerom
cd Zvolena ku Kremnici. O tomto
nest asst dozveda sa tieto podrob.
nosti:
Nakladny vlak, ktory siel cd
Vrdtok ku Zvolenu bel vel mai
t'azko nalozeny NAL pomerne
male brzdarov. Nasledkom toho
nemohol zastavit' podl'a predpisu
v Bartosovej Lehotke, hoci stroj.
vodca i vsetok vlakovy eprsonal
usilovne hamovali. Zeleznicna ko-
l'aj ma V tychto miestach vel Ky
spad a zeleznieny personal uvedo-
mil 81 vel mai skoro, akeinu nebez-
peeenstvu Idle V ustrety, ked' t'az
ko nalozeny vlak ME je mono na
prudkom spade zadrzat',
Doprasny .uradnik " rStarej
Kremnicke ,ktory bol upovedome.
ny tom, re vlak BartoSovej
Lehotke nezastavil NAL vedo-
most tiez o tom. re prichadza ma
kladny vlak od Zvolena, nemal j.
MI mo6nost', ako vpustit vlak cd
Vrutok prichadzajdci ma slept ko
l'aj, ked' chcel zamedzit' prudkn
srazku oboch vlakov, ktora bola
nevyhnutel ma a ktora, by bola l.
ste mala. hrozne nasledky.
Ked' nakEadny vlak cd Vrutok
vchadzal na slepd kol'a v Starej
Kremnici, uvedomil 81 zeleznicny
personal, re musi teraz vlak opu-
stit', ked' nechce byt' v jeho tro-
skaeh pochovany. Az na vlakve'
dnceho Moravka vyskocil vsetok
personal vlaku. Len jeden brz,
dar, ktory prvy raz konal sluzbu
brzdara sa padom t t'azko zranh.
Vsetci ostatni zelezniSni zamest
nanci i strojvodea a topic utrpeli
len l'ahSie zranenie.
Nakladny vlak nabehel vel'-
kou prudkost 'ou ma prekazky
ma konci slepe1 kol'amice. Nasle'
dok prudkeho narazu bol hrozny.
Tazka lokomtiva sa celkom
prewatila a rozdruzgala a slnzob-
my voz i inc vozne boly uplne
smliaEdene. D..
Vlakved1ci Moravek, ktory me-
znamo zakNch dovodov nemohol,
alebo nechcel soskocit' stal sa o.
bet 'ou narazu. Okrem spomenute,
no brzdara, ktoreho memo sa ne.
podarilo zistit', lebo sa dosial' ne
prebral k vedomiu, boil t'azko IRA
nenf dyaja vojaci, ktori spreva-
dzali zasielku postovych holubov
vojenskej spravy.
Oba vojaci i t'azko zraneny brz
dar boli dopraveni do nemocnice
v Banskej Bystrici.
Priserny Dol osud vlakvednce-
ho Moravka, ktory ostal lezat
pod troskami sltHobneho voza.
Bol hroznym sposobom dokalHe-
ny pravil nohu ma celkom cd
|trhnutil ZeleznGny personal, kto-
ry boil hned' zalarmovany, memo
hol mu vsak pomoct', hoci videl,
|kde lezi. Tazke s1eiastky zeleznH.
nJch voznov nebolo mono odstra
nit q jeho druhovia boil n1tenl
l'adiet', ako Y hroznych bole.
stiaeh umiera pod voznom, Y kto'
rom kepals sluSbu. M;oFavek e
| hrozp,lyych boEasti skonal. ~ Jlelie
mrtyoEa sa nepcdarilo ami odpolu
dnia vytiahnut'
Ako sa s.. Dem. dozveda, zaprl
emil nest 'astie hsporny system
Bndov6 zat'aEenie bolo sni3ent
pri tomto vlaku 70 26 ma p perc
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-04-28
PLACE ASHES OF
RUTHENBERG IN
KREMLIN WALL

MOSCOW, April 27.-Ten thousand
workers stood bareheaded in the Red
Square yesterday afternoon as M. 1.
Bukharin, Russian Communist Party
leader, and ]. Louis Engdahl, editor
Of The DAILY WORKER, reverently
placed the ashes of Charles E.
Ruthenberg, former Secretary of the
Workers (Communist) Party of
America in a niche in the Red Krem-
lin Wall.
Four companies of the Red Infan-
try stood at attention, the Red Guards
played BoIshevik funeral march, and
a Red Army detachment fired three
volleys from the top of the Kremlin
wall as the ashes of the former
American leader were placed by the
side of John Reed, who had also
given his life to the Revolution.
Assuring the Russian workers that
the American (Communist) Party in
tended to carry on its fight against
capitalism with all its strength,
Engdahl declared:
america is country to which the
0Continued on PnGe T1no)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-04-28
SaccO, Vanzetd Helped
When Fuller Gives ReprieVe
to MadeirOs in Death Cell

BOSTON, April Ex-Governor
Alvan T. Fuller, after an all day
conference with his counsel, late
this afternoon granted a respite
until Sunday, July 10, to Celes-
tinos Madeiros, of New Bedford,
convicted bank cashier slayer.
The governor, in granting the
respite, said that while no formal
petition has been received by him
from either Nicola Sacco or
Bartolomeo Vanzetti for a review
of their cases, he had reason to
believe such a petition would be
presented soon.
Madeiros would have been cleo
trocuted this morning if Fuller
had not acted. He has confessed
that he and the Morelli gang com
mited the crime for which Sacco
and Vanzetti are condemned.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-04-28
Two Members Of
\ Young Workers
\ League Jailed

Two members of the Young Work.
ers (Communist) League who were
giving out Hands Off China leaflets
yesterday at Union Square and 18th
st. were brutally beaten up by the
police and arrested. They are Hy-
man Moskowitch and Morris Kushner.
They were taken to the 30th st.
station house and later to the 54th
st. and Third Ave. court where Mos
kowitch was released on 500 bail
while the judge refused to set bail
in the case of Kushner, who is being
held for a hearing in the same court
Friday morning. Moskowitch's case
was to be heard this morning at 10
a. m.
Yesterday was "Americanization
Day" and the Young Workers League
members were giving out leaflets az
one of the meetings at Union Square
when they were set upon, beaten up
and arrested apparently because they
were distributing the truth of Ameri-
cas- imperialistic policy. It is be-
lieved that Kushner was beaten most
severely.
The international Labor Defense Is
taking care of the defense. Isaac
Shorr is the lawyer.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-04-28
CUBAN BUTCHER
SEEKING Ward
FROM FINANCIERS

President Machado of Cuba has his
hand out.
He is looking for a few tens of
millions of Wall Street in return for
services rendered. All Wall Street
was specializing yesterday on how
much the butcher of 200 trade union
lists will get for his bloody work in
quelling the labor organizations of
Cuban sugar workers.
Representatives of the Standard
Oil Company and various banking and
sugar interests who hold heavy in
vestments in Cuba, prize possession
of the American empire, gathered
last night at a dinner given in
Machado's honor at the Biltmore
Hotel by Stanley 2. Mitchell, presi-
dent of the Electric Bond and Share
Company.
The visit of Machado has been a
succession of banquets and receptions
where he has been entertained and
greeted by men high in the banking
and industrial world. Among them
have been James A. Farrell, presi-
dent of the United States Steel Cor
poration; William A. Woodin, chair
man of the board of directors of the
American Locomotive Wks.; julius H.
Barnes, former president of the United
States Chamber of Commerce; and
Frederick H. Ecker, vice-president Of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany, and director in a dozen inter-
locking financial combines.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-04-28
'WARL ORDS DRIVE ON HANKOW JOINED
by BATTLE VESSELS OF BIG POWERS
Report Nationalist Move on Canton Right Wing;
Gust Editor for Attack on U. S. Policy
HIGHLIGHTs OF ToDAY's NEWS

1ImperiatiSts, through lords launch drive against
HGnkO Americans may send to0elUe planes to Nationalist
capital
2-Rumor Chang alliance Nth lords.
3CommuS international issues May Day appeal calling
for aOodde protest against the 5nperiGSt China
pointing out danger of DorId
4Shanghai Chamber of Commerce Gusts editor for cri
cisnt of United States n1ilitdrst policy
5Repot four Nationalist armies noUing Canton, where
right 1Oing IS conducting reign of terror.
6Amecan military 0ttcche at Picking goes through Soviet
seized IN Chang TsonS raid SoVe embassy
pound.
british die-hords impatient. Clamor for open war
against China.
SHANGHAI April 27.-The mperialists, through the
northern lords launching huge hay drive against
the Nationalist Government at Hankow it learned here
day. All available northern forces being gathered by the
lords who have left skeleton formations defend their
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-04-28

Five persons were injured, one man
possibly fatally when two north bound
Seventh Avenue local subway trains
crashed at 72nd Street and Broadway
yesterday. The entire west side sys-
tenn was tied up for more than an
hour.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-04-28
Labor Sends
SaccO Investigator

George Brantlng, son OF The late
labor party premier Of Sweden, will
visit the United States soon to con-
duct an inquiry into the Sacco-Van-
zetti case, The Swedish labor move
ment is tremendously concerned over
the fate Of the two workers and the
issues involved in their case.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-04-28
W. {. B. REFUSES
RESOLUTION FOR
SACCO, VANzETTI
Green Controls Workers
Educational Bureau

BOSTON, April 27.-The Workers
Educational Bureau has passed still
more under the control of. the extreme
right wing of the class collaboration
list section of the American labor
movement.
Significant of its present attitude
was the refusal of its fifth annual
convention here to adopt a resolution
protesting against the death sentence
for Sacco and Vanzetti. The resolu-
ton was presented by DR.. Henry w.
L. Dana He was greeted with polite
applause as he pleaded eloquently for
demonstration of solidarity on the
part of labor that might save the
lives of these two workers and gain
them their freedom, but when it came
to putting themselves on record for
the resolution that might help to ac-
complish this, majority of the dele
gates remembered that the coming
executive council of the A. F. L. had
this matter before it, and they must
not do anything that would tend to
force the hands of members of the
executive council. The resolution
failed.
Maurer For New Order
Despite the retention of James
Maurer as president, and despite the
fact that Maurer, in his address to
the convention tried to strike key
note of social revolution, however
peaceful, the machinery of control has
been entirely turned over TO President
Green, of the American Federation of
Labor.
At sumptuous banquet given by
the Boston Trade Union College, a
message Of greetings was read from
President Green, A. F. of L. in which
he commended the w. f. B. as the
educational arm of the American
labor movement, whose help is essen
tial in fact-finding, in research neces-
sary to the elimination Of waste, and
for support of labor's case at the con-
ference table"
Green Controls Board
jim M0uItI was IcCltCbtd DICHi-
dent, the w. E. B.; Spenser Miller,
Jr., secretary. William Green, will
be honorary president, new office.
Executive committee members are
Thomas Kennedy, Fannia Cohn
Thomas f. Burke, A. ]. Music, Paul
Fuller, Charles Reed-the last two be-
ing new members. Three more will be
appoi.ted by Green. In case he feels
that he does not have sufficient power
on the executive committee as con-
stituted by the conference, he can
remedy this situation by his appoint
ments.
Jim Maurer's presidential speech
was the principal contribution to the
fifth annual convention Of the Work
ers Education Bureau. The veteran
chief Of the Pennsylvania Federation
Of Labor defined the purpose Of the
movement as follows:
Underlying the purpose Of work
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-04-28

THE pAILY WORKER FIGHTS
FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF THE
UNORGANIZED
FOR THE 4O-HOUR WEEK
FOR A LABOR PARTY