davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
GSiIum tGsttGa If. IL y. 80 iunotta

Best Orange, sc. s. = SGGllG
ofpat iGriestelpt loppirtn i1inritetnt
fltulliiian fefiiiGn Sbomas 9llpa g.
oiIonin so ipntpmGpGipGn piettarni
Ietii 1elmifitrn If p:nG.
Scr @6iIon tltlee ottomaat ipas-
taan lebtimiebid laboratorios'aan
8est Srangen tebtaasia flo s i1l-
feen uanltpGiipGlld ia tlilee ban mas
taantaan fpipntpfiiin, iotfa eiitetGdn
bGnelIe firioitetusiu nluooosia. Sd'
ma on mGlttGntGton, fosfa fefiiiGn
flntlo on buono. @oiion tlilee miet,
tGnlGGn tton pdiip1n fotonaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
@iiii aferblpmilaista pibGtettb.

slsfettdin on Seliingisi6 er6dsi1
buipilasia piodtettp ipufrt n. +.
9lferblonin irtlrn oifana tpGGr1stG
nalasta y. m. rifofiista panfeusran
eaiStufieen titonlittrtja benfiloitG,
joiben tGbGn asti on onnistlnut phi
lesfeIlG miranomoiiia. WDoSfin
8aoiasia on tdpabtunltt pari pio6-
tpStG.
SutfimlfiisIa fGipi ielpille ettG
Ianotusia butpilaSia SeliingisiG a.
Iuiipot rafennusmeStori &arl @nil
@fqbist, liifenties g(noers Otiioolf
S1stbacfo, miilar ernst @bert Sri
ia maariu. SSoban @bert Siticf, jot-
ia faiffi onot aifoiIemntin tltomitrt
manfeusrangaistlfieen Wtnrio 9lber
blontin iltttn pbtepoesii tefemistaGn
mGGristG poloistd.
@oeIlisten liiGtii pibGtettiin mDos
metiGnboitoia 8artiopaara, iofo
futen tlinnettlo, eiiintbi Waria 81
ferblontin fasipatitSiiGnG
8aoian etiiipGnpoliiiin fontisia.
rio Maarfus, jofa fliten tltnnettlo
on oifeusninisterin m1GrGpflestG
tntfinut ministries 8enoeliniG mas
tann tebbpn nturbapritpfien NAL
mistelnia, on Iaoprinlit Seliinfiin
aiioa tlitfinoan ia piodtettiin met.
I1nboitoja @ortiotpaara nimeno-
nlaon fomisiario Marflifien ipaati-
ntiifiesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
MianpitGiGsta tnllnt panfin preii-
bemtti.

Gbicago. = lluii tobistlis eoiS-
tptien mab6olliiultoesta .elGnGs
ia, iofa main baluaa pprfiG ia fun
nostalrtua,l eugene W. Stebens,
iofa on alottanut liifetoirtntanla
time.feeperina 8inonan walutitteb-
taasia, astlu MT periantainu Sill
nois Mercbnnts Crust panfin pre-
iioentin toimeen. Stebens OH Sc
wuotta manba ia on .idGnnOllilesti
parantanut aiemaania tGmGn iitu-
rem panffiliiffeen pbtepbesiG, fumes
on mibooin pGGsipt len forfeimmal
lie iiialle. Sun on olllit ioitain iuro
Tia panfin mara. .prelioenttinG, nlutta
on npfpiien panfin preiioerltin Sobn
Wtitcbellin panbuuben tafia iaanut
iobtotoimen tarnoffaan liifetaitonia
ia fapttGptpnilenid ipunfii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10

Gbcago. = George goung, IT.
puotios torontolainen poifa, iofo
nj Gatolina-ialmen poiffi ia iai iii
til $4,000 bollaria, aniuitiee npfp-
GGn noin tlbonnen oollaria pGiDGs
III eIiintpniiiIIdGn. gsiin fertoo ui-
mufiIpaiIun idriestdid, @illion
8riglep, iofa on iltliri polannut 60
lifornioSta. Scr 8riglep lasfee po-
Jon onlaitieipon uintinia perusteella
noin 10000 bollnrio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
Snomari amtannt iuaimunia piefia-
iGlle aimp ielGmpebntitDfien.

glfron, Ohio. = &unnalliien OF.
feroen tuonlari 6. @. 3eiigar pani
itIe tdptdntoon oritanania titomion
erdGlle Sobn Gaben niniielle mie-
belle jofa bamaittiin ipplliiefii mai
monia piefidmiieen ia iuoppouteen.
gIlGmainittu titomari meni tno'
nlion Iangettamiien iGlfeen Gabenin
foppiin otti b6net poltuienia pdGlle
ia piefii Observation-Disclosures fasteln
lunginpGtfGllG niinfaitan fuin mics
lltpoii olla posteoes tpaimooan pief
idntGttG. Goben on Al ipiotins.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
"Wtamna" joittitn tiebemiesten int
fittaipafii.

Seriiialenti. = "Maannan" alfu
ia oine, jota isroelilaiiet fGpttitpdt
ruofonoaM erGmaosio, ioutru tieoe-
rliesten tttfittolpofii. 9alestiinosia
iiiaitietpon maanipilielpsfoeaieman
ogranoomit nenetpGt Sinain ttierni
maalle tlttfintufiia tefemGGn, iaaoaf
Ieen ieltpille, mitG tGntG ruofalaii
oifeostaan oil.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
"a lapIcm IT'D ftOllnt.

Srtonbille, Minn., beLmif. 6 p.
- Bbilip Sober, 81 ipuooen ifGi-
men ia "a lapien iid fiioli tdall0
tpiime fesfiipiiffonn. 8oinaia of
ipntpnpt &ansfnsia, iosta oil tillui
10. 1854 8isconfiniirt iosta 30
ipuotta nipobemmin utttiitti 9. 9a-
fotoan. E6GllG on ipoinoia oiunui
ipiimeiIet milf ipuotta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
Mfaan nsfonnonopettaja foplla.

ct. 8 p. alfoi SeliineisiG nsfon-
nontlitfijoin ia usfonnonopettoiain
fofoits, iobon of iaapunut foulilmie
biG moan eri oiista IGbes puolitois-
taiataa 6enfed. &ofoufien otpoioiiet
topabtuitpot pdiWdlG iionoloiien
normoalilpIeon iubIoialisia iosio
mpos faiffi pGttuien eiitelnGt pioe-
tGGn. aun olufii oil ipeiiottu So
fari Sopeliufien ipirii "Senfi TO
tiirioen" oipoii fofoufIen ipolmista.
man toimifunnan pitbeeniobtaio,
postori 6. &. Giro. @ofoitfien PM.
beeniobtoiifii paIittiin tGfrtGn iGI-
feen $eIiinein pliopiston iiimalitus
opiIIiien tieoefitnnon 6orenttt, prof.
9frtbur Sielt, Sompereen flosiilli-
fen Ipieon rebtori Suboni SdmGldi.
nen ia raoHaIdiien normoalilpIeon
pliopettaio, teol tri Ilbin Simolin
icfd pleisiibteerifii pastori g. g..
Wro.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
Snomattm mieltmieffa fnpllmt 9feiu
Yorfisia.

yeep Oorf. = SGGlld floli buo.
amattu piiillinieffa Sanos 9tieo, io-
ia on titnnettu ninlilld "mustalais-
miilluniefta" ia "freimi 9figo." SGn
oil iairastunilt mime fllitn 13 pai.
mand ia tGmdn idlfeen bGnet wie-
tim iairaalaan. Stigon tltniiipat tn.
bannet amerifalaiiet, iotfa fltulipat
bGnen ioittapan teattereisia pli
moan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
TrciiSentti ia Wtrs Cabin Coolidge
festimnect fungresiin eSnstajia.

8aibington, belnif. 8 p. = @i-
len illafii olipat preii0entti ia Wtrs
Cabin Coolidge idrieStdneet @al-
feuon Soloon taipdnniifaiien ipuo-
tiiien mastaanoton fongresiin eous
taiien festitientistd iuarten. Subla-
tpieroito iaapuipilla oil foiffiaan i,
500.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
@illiam @bilHps lualittm YbSbsipal
tain enIimaiieffi nimisterifii Cana
6aan.

Soronto. = 8elgiasia ybbDsipaI
tain ballitusta e6ustapa nlinisteri,
8illiam 8bilIips, on nintitettp emf
nGiiefii glmerifan eoustaipofIi mi
nisterifii CANADIAN. &ln pGGminis
teri .MacfenSie &ingille ilnoitettiin
niiititbtiestG, of bGn iuitresti mie-
lisiddn. Sdn ianoi tltntepania mi-
nisteri Ybilippiin ia ottapania bd-
net tpastoan Eurontosia mielibppaI
Ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
aar6mt Imrmamneet 1000 lammas.
ta.

Sberbroofe, Aue., Canada. -
Qarb1lt iltorittotpat tibutoitd Gontp.
tonin ia Jontenacin faiinteisia, One
becin maofunnosio. Sdrmurien ton
ne I6bcttdmdt tieoot fertotuot, ettG
farbut opat iiirnarmeet pdbintdin
1000 Iantmosta tuiirneisten fitiifuii-
iien oinIIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
11nii iiirtolaifitns imnnniteIma lpfG-
tGGn iunp6efIi.

@aibington, 8. 6. - Senootti
p66tti pfiimieliiesti, ettG lpfdtGSw
pbSefii tpiiooefii iiirtolais lain fdd-
Dos, ionfo miifoon fanioIliiunoen al.
fitpcrd otettdiiiin fdptdrtoon tuIc--
ipon bein6finn 1 psf6 IdBtien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10

Canning, Meicb. = &itfuernoori
Green iImoitti ppptdneenid, eta
moItion opteefi lairtafiinnm i6ienet
erooiIiipot toiniistoon. SGn oifoo
idriestdd inioelIeen tiion Iautafun-
nan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10

Seliingistd Ienrdtet66n, ettd lent
iii on titllut Siioneen ia on iiiben
idirostiini,t ietd fuoIIiitfin paIion
ibnliiid. SotiIuioen fesfuuoesia on
fiioleiuaiiiius Iiturin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
GSgeiuaterin faitpnnsim iuirfamicbis
til b. M. bnomattn ibblliiifii fielto-
lain riffomileen.

Seem gorf. = @ogeipaterin, sc.
$. mainri, poliiiipddIliffo, fufii ia-
lapoliiiia ia 10 niiltta miestd Dro-
mattiin ipplliiifii fieltolain riffomi-
Iecn tGGllG feoeraaliiesia piirioifeit-
oesia. SeioGn iiittunIa liittpp Min
futiuttuun flutnori @ferin ipafijuc
moIanbaoliin. &pntmeneIle ipptetpis
td onnettiin tiionio beti. Soiiille
tullaan iulistanoan tiiontio ionfnn
pGitpan perGst6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
2entIm Iitrmanmitt iuiifpsIa IA ben'
filoG.

Sufbolma, &uotii. = Snfluensia
on tullut ipaaralliiemmnn lliontoi-
iefii 9fltotiisia, iosia tGbGn asti on
ollut ainoostaan lieipempiG tapal,f-
Tia. Sltfbolmasia pfiistGGn oil IA
fuolenlan tapausta ipiime miifon o.
iallo. l1ieinlnnat iurmania iaaneet
benfilot otpat nltoria.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
&alastaia tnfehtnmitt falaan.

8oiliifit, Wtalii, e. $. = @eli6n
tliiimon pitrtinen fala uibeittti fito-
lenan Beter Sdaina-niniielle falas
tejaIle. = Soatuaan falan, pisti
mics fen bontpaiiiinia ipaibtaafieen
lieron folffltltn, ntlitta fun bGnen
pitt ottoa fala fGteeni6 pongabti ie
ia luisfabti furffirtn pnirtiii betfi-
toripeen ia tifebutti pppoYtdianid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
Wtarqnette, Waieb.

L
tpietto tirton ialisia. Toirnirlta or
fin tpilfastl,nirt, ililiia innotfaita, e.
lGpia nlioria moinlia on laatl i1ii-
faan, iofa on ilabuttapaa. @nentpi
main fannattoili tGnt1fin tpo9aara
iaaoa bllontiota pleiion puolelta; i'll
I'd main tGulGn tpobaaran aipulla
ipoioaan foota itltoria jrnalanpal-
tafunnan tpolaralle tpoSfentele-
mGGn, ristin liprn iltlrella Sollem
ME nroria iaa ntltfaan ie1raflinta
tposid, Min tl1lelpati tiluitenlme ei ole
paloiia. SGinG titliii parma mieleen
ieurafuntaa fannattalpain laSten
ipnltbentpain, ollen apltna ia Ell
nerffinG nitfG moi feboittaafieen
lapiiaan olemaan n1ltfana ieurafrn-
/
tatp0siG, ilGpttGnlGllG ia ielostanal
la len tpon aripou ia tltlespaiiulitta.
81 ole tebtp faiffio nlitG oliii poi-
TIT. @oiffa nGenlmefin, ettG iotfut
lapIistanune menee ontio teitdGn, ei
iiltGfG1n iopi iGttGptpG epGtoipoon,
etten nina moi. Snban neillG pab-
mot lllpouflet: "llsfo Serraan See
iufieen, min iind ia bunnefuntaii
oittuaofii tilleipot. WteillGbGn ON
faiffimoipa Slnnala, ia b6neen em-
me tur9aan usfallo. S1n titntee mel
oGt Seelufiesia lapiinoan, lunastltf-
len ia fosteen perustufiella. ga iis
fosia bGneen moimme fertoa ipoG-
menme buolet bGnelle, iofa moi ia
tattoo aitttaa, ntitG if1n1 usfoen
Seeiiifien nimesiG anonlmefin.
@iimcinen nuoriIoliiton obieImo
fofous oil piintefltun 80 p. it,, fir
fon ialiSia. Sbielmaa: Obteisloitlli
g. 6. 16O; riifous, s. MGfirarta;
fertontus, Gina @iitala; ioololau-
lua, Sppne &antanen; runo, glnna
SGrpenpGG; 8 GGnistd laitlua, Sam
WeicfeIion, Gina 8iitola ia Sppne
0tantonen; pbteislartllia g. Sc. 405;
tilaiiurtta iporten firioitett1 pube
T! ia loppurufous S. @aGfiranta; pb-
teislaulu 9. &. 400 ia lopufii tar
ioilua.
Seurootpa nuoriIoliiton obielma
illanipietto, iunnltrrtoino If. 13 ,.
lit. firfon ialisia, nonipuoliiella
aripoffoalla objelmalla. Silloin on
pastori 8esterbacf nllifana. Eoi-
nonlme taasfin ritniosta oianottoo.
Setrafunnan manbentpain onlpelr-
ierran fabtpitorjoiluillatiu oil Wtrs
ia Scr Gam @eicfeIioniIla If. 2 p.
lit. Oionottoiiafin oil runioosti,
nltta oil naittintoafin talon pitoles
ia, fabDit monellaiiine leipofiineen;
benfistGfin nalitintoo, liieita laulu-
| ia 9. &. ia p1tbe past. 8. &c. 8ile-
nilfielto. Siloia tarioilusta $500,
josta ieitrafunnon puolesta fiitofiet
toimeenponiioille, ief1 foifiIle oian-
ottajiIle. Seuraatpat fponbempoin
ontpeluieuran fefferit Wers ia Wer
Gust SilIillG If. 16 p. lit. flo s,
past. 8esterbacf on iilloin mposfin
miifana. &6ptdnme tiIoiiltittta bp-
m6fienme.
Wsiiistdfaa firioittaa nuoriIoliit-
tontme GGnentonnottojoon: geuori-
ION 8iestiin, 35S @eneiee ct. Waor
quette, Wticb. Suetonn ieuroaposio
obielmafoforfiesia If. t3 b. iltono.
S. I.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
&ennetb 8. Srmistpnin iuaimp iaa
punt YbbDsiualtpibin aiuiueron
iunpfIi.

Gan Srancisco, belmif. 5 p. =
Wars 9tlltb Yeters Ormiston, fliului
ian &ennetb g. Srmistonin ipaimo,
laapui tGnne 9lustroaliasta tarfot-
titflella bafea nliebestGGn aipioero.
SGn Ell tGmGn enempGG ilmaisiut
iurnilitelmastaan. SGn menee tGGI-
tG Sos 9lngeleliin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
S5 iunuben ifGimen nties menHDt a.
iuiuliittuun 4S iunpSen iuanban nai-
fen fansia.

@reentpicb, Conn. = Sobn g.
Neopo, So tpuooen ifGinen, fptoiiin
Seem Oorfista ia Waauo Son @pres,
as fuupoen auunbu, @o6pbiilestd,
@p., ipibittiin S2pesiu iiiaitiewasio
metooistiepisfopaaliiesi firfosia q.
ipioliittoon. @tbfimiien toimitti pos
tori Sobn 6. Morgon. Sulbanen mi
bittiin oipioliittoon neljGnnen ia
moriion folmannen ferran.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-02-10
grpipnins- -parfa fGbtOfieniG iunofii
Iaa fmlfca uifcts pifensIalista tpi-
JUtWp VI
feen.

SEEM gorf. = Seem gorfisia niii-
na fiinteinisto ooperaottori, 60.
tparb @. @rotpnine, iolla on oipio-
eroirttii fGiitelt6ipGnG, ioittiti ntuo-
bolliiesti pongititfii foboefii titnnif
H. fumes bGnen Iafimiebenid banf
fiipat bdnelle $4,000 tafaiifien.
SGn ntltfa of oibeettomasti ioImon
nut ianomaIebtiroportteria glrtbur
Mefforbio, iofa ipootii funnioIoitf.
faitfiena $25O,OOO gropnineiIta,
, 1927-06-13

~CrRTSTEANSTED THEATRE
8.1G MONDAY NICEzy 8.15
east LYNNE
From the novel and Play by Mrs Henry Wood.
William Fox 3reseatsa fine version of the Play that forever half a century has
been acknowledged The Greatest Love Story" and sH continues 10 please audiences
everywhere,
or eaC the nUet "EASII LYNNE"
We know that there is ready mad. audience citing to- see then ole avgl1teU ON
the screen and they won'j be disappointed at the HH tN shaaaeo 81
Wadout II any dramatic situation is better known tIa The touching climax IN
which the Wtywad mother returns il. disguise to Ee oN.H oI nefSca G0d.
Every role in the picture isl finely handled and I1Eeepng with the caaol he pro
3ucton. The burden of te smy. falls on Alma tuha1sH Lady Isabel, Edmond Lowe
as the hero and every one ese IN the large cast scores individually and as 10 making
this 1M# entertainer
Adu8soG- Cmjsinsea R*eye2 seats 85a. General onaoee 2G Chid~nl5& loo
Children 10 SO
, 1927-06-13

legacy, viii be on hand for disllibu-
ti0n On July i, 1927.
Applications containing the raQQl-
site information, duly certified,
should be forwarded to the under
signed on or before the 2LsJ Gay OF
June, 1927.
D-espatchiug 9ecrelary's Office,
Christiausred, st. Croll, w. L..
i June, 1927.
G.. r SHAMLR.
DcspQtcbibg Secretary
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-28
INJUNCTION CASE
A union VICTORY

Morris Taft, manager, Local Al,
International Ladies Garment Work
ers' Union, who recently admitted
violating supreme court anti-picket-
ing injunction, was found not guilty
of contempt of court by Supreme
Court Justice Thomas c. T. Grain
yesterday.
The decision came as surprise to
the New York labor movement, since
Taft announced in court when tried
last week that labor must take defi-
mite and militant stand against the
anti-labor injunction policy of the
courts and the employers in all in
dustries.
at is apparent that he misunder-
stood the order which was served upon
him and had not Intentionally dis
obeyed it," Judge Grain said in dis
charging Taft. "The leaflet COM
planned of was in print, whereas the
injunction language was verbally OF
in writing" the judge added, refer
ring to leaflet. on which the case
was based. Over Taft's signature il
urged the workers to violate the in
! junction in question.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-28
No Haste NOU
to Raise Sub

PROVINCETOWN, Mass, Dec. 27.
1T will be impossible to raise the
S-4 sooner than next June" said Tom
Eadie, diver of the sunken undersea
craft, just before going down today.
"It is very cold down there and 1t
is going to be lot colder withins the
next few weeks. 1t will also be a lot
rougher in the next few days"
But the navy is severely criticized
by numerous seamen and some con-
gressmen for its slowness in saving
the lives of the forty men on board,
it's lack of life-saving apparatus, and
it's tactics in sending out submarines
to shift for themselves, without any
tender to warn surface craft. Secre-
tary of Navy Wilbur says this is from
now on set policy of his department,
which desires, at whatever cost of
life, to simulate war conditions.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-28
| PENN miners
Spirit Renewed
BY AMY sCHECHTER.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 27.-A
message of workers solidarity
in the shape of truckloads of
food and clothing sent out to
thousands of striking miners
and families throughout Allie
gheny and Monongahela Valleys
and Panhandle section, also
camps in Ohio and Central Penn
sylvania was received by strik-
ers.
In camp after camp miners,
women and children were out in
full force to receive shipments.
Signs bearing relief committee
name and slogans Flight on for
the Living Wage and your
Union" and "Down with the Open
Shop" brought cheers from the men
and were taken from trucks and post
ed up in union halls and around
camps.
Strikers facing the holiday season
in hundreds of cases literally with
nothing but bread in the house and
children crying from hunger were
joyful over the shipments. They were
deeply moved by concrete proof of
workers in other industries at last
beginning to rally to aid of miners in
coal war and preparing to stand back
of them in the fight.
Besides staples and produce and
bacon the first milk hundreds of chill
dren had tasted for months were sent
in and loads Of apples for children.
Shipments were especially welcome
in number of camps where no re-
lief of any sort had been received
this week.
A general statement of U.M.W.A.
now puts three dollars weekly per
family as the general average relief
for western Pennsylvania today with
Central Pennsylvania the same and
Ohio much less. A steady stream of
contributions is imperative to carry
ing on the great struggle against the
open shop to a successful conclusion,
Send contributions to Pennsylvania
Ohio Relief.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-28
Hearst FOygey
Had Big Trade

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-The SEN
ate's Investigation of tbe Mexican
documents published in the Hearst
newspapers was resumed here today
with Frank Y. Mclaughlin, an Amer
lean oil man who has spent most of
the last seven years in Mexico City, as
the first witness.
Mclaughlin identified himself as a
structural engineer who went to Mex
leo in 1920, later becoming Identified
with the Ell Sol Petroleum Company
as director and vice president. He
said he had many personal relations"
with Mexican officials.
Kellogg Sheffield Forgeries.
The witness created a mild sensa-
tion in the committee room when he
testified that Miguel Avila, the Amer
ican-born Mexican who sold the docu-
ments to the Hearst papers, once tried
to sell him a confidential file of COR
respondence between Secretary of
State Kellogg and Ambassador James
Continued on Page Taoo)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-28
Tammany Paymasters
Fear I'd Investigation

Attempts are being made to abol-
ish the New York section of the
Bridge and Tunnel Commission hav-
ing charge of the Holland Tunnel
route to New Jersey and turn over
the present duties of this commission
to the Porth Authority Of New York,
according to circles close to Tammany
Hail.
The present tunnel commission, a
highly over-staffed agency, has a
yearly payroll of nearly $1,900,000.
Fearing further disclosures of inef-
ficiency and perhaps even of graft,
such as that revealed in the Queens
sewer Investigations, Tammany Hall,
especially in the person of Al Smith,
is Fastening to liquidate the New York
section of the Bridge and Tunnel
Commission before criticism begins,
it is reported.
Five hundred forty employees on the
present over-staffed commission,
many of whom are known to be soft
Job holders, is the total of Tammany's
patronage in this work
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-28
Returned union
MEN CHEER USSR

Eleven more members of the rank
and file trade union delegation to
Soviet Russia returned yesterday on
the Muretania. Members of the dele
cation were uniform in their express
sions of enthusiasm with the condi-
tions under which the workers in the
Soviet Republic are living.
"As trade unionists from a dozen
different occupations" was the state
ment of one member, 1--WE were es-
pecially interested in the contrast be-
tween the Russian governments at
titude toward organized labor and the
attitude of the U. S. government,
characterized by ars.-union 'njunc-
tions."
One section of the delegation. which
was separated into three sections, re-
ported about a week ago. Another is
still in Europe. The members of the
section which came in yesterday are:
D. w. Bellayer, Edward Codemo, E.
J. Lever, R. c. King, R. P. Forrest,
Harriet Silverman, Betty Yaris, Car
Haessler, correspondent.
(By Federated Press.)
"Soviet Russia wants to learn frola
the United States and to buy from
Continued on Page FiVe)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-28

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. - Con
gress is called upon to "revive" the
private manufacture Of war munitions
in an official letter just made public
by Dwight f. Davis, secretary Of war.
Secretary of War Davis is con-
nected through banking interests with
the group financing munitions manu-
facturers, and while on the War FL
nance Corporation, always worked in
close collaboration with the Dupont
powder trust and the steel trust. He
is member of the board of directors
Of the State National Bank, and di-
rector of the Security Building Co.;
he is also secretary of the Davis es-
tates.
In one of the most brazenly jingo
documents since the armistice Of 1918,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-28
TO Use 100000
IN CRAFT DEFENSE

At least 100000 viii be spent by
Maurice Z. Connolly, borough presi-
dent of Queens, in an attempt
to defend" himself in the $16,000,-
900 sewer graft charges, it was
learned yesterday.
Max D. Steuer, his lawyer, who
ordinarily gets $1,000 day and
more for his service, will undoubt-
edly take a large portion of his sum.
Thus far Steuer, who will have
former U. S. District Attorney
Emory R. Buckner as an opponent,
has limited himself to the job of ad-
vance publicity for his client.
Date Not Set.
Buckner has just taken a suite OF
offices in the Court Square building.
Lafayette Pl. 81 do not know when
the hearings will begin" Buckner
said. "The charges are not limited
to sewer graft, shall conduct a gen.
eral investigation"
The hearings into the gigantic
swindle which will be used by the
republican party for its own politi-
cal building, will not be con-
cluded until late in March, it is gem
orally agreed. At least month will
be taken by Justice Scudder, re-
Gently appointed by AL. Smith, Tam
many governor, to hear the facts
connected with the high-handed plum
derings of the treasury of Queens
borough.
VIII Raise Big Smell.
Six bright young lawyers, former
ly associated in his office while he
was U. S. district attorney, have
been hired by Buckner. They will
try to dig up all the unsavory fact !
which have eliminated in the present
scandal.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-28
Unemployment Grows;
$4,000 Idle in Md. City

p Employment in the major industries
is decreasing, the U. S. Employment
Service of the Department of Labor
says in report. The employment
service reports that the textile, shoe,
iron, steel, automobile, and building
industries are all employing far less
than last year.
BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 27--It is
estimated by merchants here that the
total dollars and cents volume of holi-
day trade will run far behind the year
of 1926, due to the critical unemploy-
ment situation in this city. Labor Of
ficials state that at least $4,000 men
are out of work, which is $4,000 above
the average for this time of the year.