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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

meg a Gsehszlovak k0ztarsasago1
ebben. Hlinka, akit Massaryk ha
lala utan eln0kke valasztottak
minden diihevel Magyarorszag ell
len fordult. Massaryk eln0k 1888
ban gyllkos merenyletnek esett
.aldozatul. Pozsonyban, amikor q
Csehszlovak egyseg hatalmas szoh
rat lepleztek lie, egy elkeseredett
felvideki tot flu lel6tte az agg ell.
nokot. Oriasi felfordulas lett Ut.
ra az orszagon. A csehek vad gvii.
lolete flu gyilkos merenyleteben
fclbujt0kat keresett. Ezerszamra
fogdostatta osSze a felvideki ma.
gyar cSaladokat. De ezutan ez is
elmult, tartvan minden csoda csalS
harom napig..
OlaszorSzagban elkergettek a
kiralyt, fascizmns hatalmas in
tezmfnnye fejl6dott, Mussolini ell
erkezettnek latta az id6t. Orgyil-
kosok merenylete el6l csak Macy
nehezen menekiilt meg a kiralyi
csalad, egy pancelos legjaron, A
diktator hiitlenseggel vadolva a
kiralyi csaladot, fascistakkal Xxi
kialtatta az olasz koztarsasagot s
magat kinevezte eln0knek.
iMagyarorszagon is megvalto-
zott sok minden. A kis, megcson-
kitott orszag csodalatos eletereje-
r6l tett bizonysagot. Annak daca-
ra, hogy a kis entente mindent ell
kovetett, hogy v$mokkal, blokad.
dal eltiintesse a fold szinerol, a
Eis orszag megmaradt, viragzott.
19G0-ban az elaggott Horthy kor-
manyzo lek0sz6nt allasarol. Nep-
szavazast tartottak S az istenadta
nap a kiralysag mellett foglalt al
last. Kiralynak megvalasztottak
a fatal, alig "A ewes Edward an
gol herceget, akit IA ewes korat0l
kezdve Pesten neyeltetett az an
gol udvar. avval hatarozott eel
lal, hogy a magyar tronra iilteti.
A koronazas Macy fennyel es
pompaval ment vegbe. A kis Ma
gyarorszag minden erej6t ossze-
szedte, hogy ez a koronazas vilag
hirii legyen. A kiraly valasztasba
mem akart belemenni kis enten-
te, Anglia erelyes fellepese azon-
ban megallasra k6nyszeritette a
Magyarorszagot k0rnyezo hatal-
makat.
Az 0sszes eur6pai udvarok KEEP
viseltettek magukat, OFT volt ma
ga az angol kiraly. A Macy nemet
birodalmat Goldman elnok kepvi-
selte, aki egy repiil6gdpgyar elmo
Xxi szekebGl keriilt birodalom ele
re. Austria, rengeteg fondorko-
das utan, megsziint 0nall0 allam
lenni 1942-ben felvettek a nagy
nemet allamszovetsegbe. Oroszor-
szagot Alexej nagyherceg kepvi-
selte, carl udvar visszanyerte is
met regi pompajat es fenyet. Igaz,
a kommllnizmus megdolese utan,
rettenetes vahsalgokon esett keresz
till, feher terror borzalmas bosz-
szut ALT mindazokon, akiIk rasze.
sci voltak bolseviki uralomnak.
A remseg azonban csak eey esq
tendeig tartott. Ez alatt az egy
esztend0 alatt sirassal, vesszel es
jajgatassal volt tell az egesz BIZ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
tik jeleiil - felallottak minisz-

tik jeleii - felallottak a miniM-
terek.
- " Az ultimatumok keszen var
jak sorsukat'' szolott. fatal
kiraly. "Azt hiaem, velem egyiitt
az urak is AIT ohajtjak, hogy ne
k6slekedjiink sokaig =
Kiralyi felseg!' kezdte
mondokajat Halasz Karoly mi
nisztereln0l mi, miniszterek
csaik mindenIben helyeselhetjiik az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
o. - Fantasztikus historic -
- ~ -. IRTA: REVESZ KALMAN


ezer ember veszitette ell eletet, de
azutan rend lett. Oroszorszagba 10
ezravel 0z0nl0ttpk a nyomOrg0 eu.
ropai nepek, a birodalom eddig
miiveletlen teriilete valosagos pa
radicsomma valtozott hevandor.
l0k szorgalmas munlaja nyoman.
A kis Amerika, mely valaha a
vilag els6 birodalma volt, csalS jo-
kivansagait kiild0tte ell a korona-
zasra. Az utobbi evtizedek soran
legt0bb csapas ezt a hajdan Vi
ri gz6 orszagot trte. 1940-ben, az
evek 0ta terjed6 gazdas1lri vals4r
kirobbant, a gyenge allamhatalom
nem volt ktpes megfekezni a Ia
zadokat. Rettenetes romholas,
pusztitas folyt az eg9sz Amerilla
teriiletem s a zavarosban halaszni
szeret6k, lecSaptak a Mabad pre-
dara. Az 0nall0 Canada megkapa-
rintotta magamak az eddig Anne
rikaval hataros allamokat Wash
mgtont, Montanat, North Daco
tat. Minnesota. Wisconsin,, Hi
moist, Michigant, Ohiot es New
Yorkot. Pennsylvania mar mem
sikeriilt elhoditanl.
Mexico: Arizonat, Mexikot es
TeXast szallotta meg s vette blr-
tokba. Japan elfoglalta Oregont
es California;.
A n6gerek, akik olyan mertek-
ben elszaporodta.k, hogy ebben az
id6ben mar Amerika lak0sainalI |
0tven zazalekat tettek, harom al
lam: Mississippi, Alabama es Ge-
orgia teriilet6n Onallo meyer koZ-
tarsasagot alakitottak es kiiizt6k
a fehereket.
1o43-ban azntan Washington-
ban alamtak bfket, mely elvette
az u. s. A. legert9kesebb terrible
teit.
Ilven volt a helyzet a foldon,
amikor Edward angol herceget,
III. Arpad neven megl1oronaztak
Magyarorszag kiralyava
A budai kiralyi var, marvany
fesziilt figyelemmel
hallgattak az orszag bolcsei, Ko-
vacs Almost, fatal tabornokot,
akit ismert az egesz orszag alli-
nek a nevet imaba foglalta min
den jo magyar.
Pedig keveset trdta1k a magas-
rangu katonarol, tiz esztend6nek
elotte lepett magyar hadsereg
k0teldkebe, amikor magyar allam-
polgarra lett. A parlamentben ak
loriban heves vitat idezett el0 kline
vezese. A kedelyek azutan lecsil-
lapltltak, egy id6re feledesbe me-
rult Kovacs Almos neve.
"A tanaesteremben a legy ziim-
is meg lehetett hallani.
Kovacs erces hangja bugott, mint |
az orgona:
"Uraim A kiserletek eddig |
mind fenyesen bevaltak. FeleFose-
gem telles tudata ban jelenthetem
On0knek, hogy talalmanyom toke
letes minden a legpompasabban
fog menni. Ez szegeny orszag
evtizedek alatt rengeteget szenve-
dett. elerkezett a Macy plllanat =
- "Azt szeretnem, hogy ha az
egesz vallalkozas ugy lenne vegre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

eddig tett intezkedeseket. F'else-
ged parancsat kesz 0r0mmel vesz-
silk tudomasul. A futarok indul.
hatnak az ultimatlmol1kal. -
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
STORAGE

helyilnk van. Harom Macy, leve-
COS, tiszta emeletiink van storage
ctlokra- Kenyelem a hajtonak -
Condos kezeles a gepnek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

A lapunkban hirdet6 cegeknel
vasaroljon. VasarlasainA emlitse
meg, hogy a hirdetest lapunkban
latta. Szolgalatot tesz nekunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
MOSAS.

Az autokat gondosan moSsuk
Vahey Auto Home-ban, egy meg
vilagitott allvanyon. A s0tet elta-
karja a piszkot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
BATTERY JAVITAS.

A Vahey Auto Home-nak egy
teljesen felszerelt Battery javit6
osztalya van, ahol az egyszerii fel-
toltestGl kezdve, teljes ujjaepite-
sig mindenfele battery javitast
elinteznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
A Kisz olgalas a
Vahey Auto Homeba
Elsorangu

Ugy a kis, mint a nagy iavita-
sok megelegedesere lesznek elm
tezve, ha azokkal a Vahey Auto
Home-hoz fordul. Hajtson ide,
mondja ell, nit ohajt, t6bbit az
utan bizza rank. Szakemberiink,
felSzerel elesiimk es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

sok vasa1nak szeri szama hsszik, erti mre
azonban vasarunk val6ban nagyeentoseg paratan dr.
szatast jelent melynek hamar akad paa Hba nelk
GmDpped Cordsok 3ox3 Ara $G95 mas nagysaguak sznte
v6telt halogassa tovabbra semnk0rmenyek koz0
csak tizenket napig tart MEM TOVABB
Eek a Firestone Gmn-Dpped Cordsok legfinonabb G.
valaha gyartottak es Gum Dppngtesz ezeket Gum
caras amelyik atara minden porcikaba cordot meeg
ckkent Er6sebb tovabb tart s megbizhat6bb Kovesse
Azok tudak, mi jo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
THREAT AND ExT0RTION.; :;
 CAUSES ARREST.
Members of Famous Har- vester amily Threatened
 Vision Man Arrested

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nov. 22 t Two letters received by Mary Me Cormick. member of the famous Harvester family, asking 5000 on threat of death to her and two brothers. has resulted in the ar rest of William Benjamin, in his home.
 Police and Federal officers made the arrest. They had been given two letters the woman received during last week.
 Benjamin was booked on charges of using the mails to de- fraud
 In each letter. Benjamin is said to have written that the mother of the three McCofmicks had ap- peared to him in vision and di- rected him to obtain $5,000 to be used for the endowment of a home for boys. Failure to give the money would mean death within a month not only for Miss Mccormick but for her two bro liners, the letters quoted the vii sion spirit as saying
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
STATE FORCES NOW ON GUARD
 COAL FIELDS
Colorado Militia Detach- ments Reach Scene fo
 Strike Disorders
RESURRECTION IS
 CLAIMED TO EXIST
Adjutant General Given Full Powers to Pro-
 ceed as Sees Fit

DENVER. Col, Nov. The Northern Colorado Coal Strike Zone is in charge of a military guard following the death of five strikers and the injury of mora than score of others by the State Police who resorted 10 gun fire, the first time since the I. W. W. strike in the Colorado coal fields which started five weeks ago. Twenty officers fired on on. rushing strikers at the Columbine Coal Mine.
 Five Companies of Infantry. two troops of Cavalry. two armored tanks and medical detachment of the State Guard. were on the way to Northern Colorado within five hours after the battle yester. day morning and will take com plete charge of the territory with the same jurisdiction as if mar tial law had been declared in an executive order signed by Gov. Adams. He declared a state of insurrection existed and gave Ad- jutant General Newton full power to proceed as he saw fit.
 Striking miners declared that none e y,iem were armed and all were going to the Post Office sit uated on the Columbine property.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
MAXIMUM IS
 SEF, FRAMING
 REVENUE BILL
House Committee Turns Down Treasury Pro-
 posals, Also Mellon

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22--Over- riding the Treasury proposal to limit tax reduction to $225 .000, ,000, the House Ways and Means Com mittee has tentatively voted to set a maximum of $250.000.0 .000 in framing the revenue bill.
 Likewise the Committee has turned thumbs down on Secretary Melons recommendation for the repeal of the Federal Inheritance tax, downward revision of surtax rates and incomes falling within intermediate brackets.
 The Committee has decided to confine prospective tax cuts pri- marily to corporation incomes. either repeal or reduction of those on admission tickets. club dues and automobile sales.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
KHAN OUSTED,
 PENNSYLVANIA
Klan Suit and Case of 'Banished Members Dis
 missed, Federal Court

PITTSBURGH. Penn, Nov. 22- Counter actions of the Knights of the klan and five "banished members" against each other, have all been thrown out of the Federal Court.
 United States District Judge Thompson has dismissed the Klan's suit against Pennsylvania and enjoined them from interfer- ing in the affairs of the organi- zation and asking $1O0,000 dam ages from each. The Court like wise denied the application of the ''banished members" for an in junction to bar the Klan from Pennsylvania and the appoint ment of a receiver of the Klan properties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22

Now each teacher complies a list of assignments for her classes. The lessons contain writ ten work and oral recitations, as well as the usual program of reading. These. with games espe. cially designed for the confined children, are published daily.
 The result of it all is that fath- CT. in addition to having to wait a bit on his paper, also is experience ing with mother the pleasures and troubles of the teacher. But pa. rental cooperation has made the movement success.
 The idea already has proven itself very satisfactory and the work is being done by the chil- dren in their homes in very splendid manner" says Superin- tendent M. A. Cassidy, of the pub lie schools
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
Japanese Girls Smoke
 To Get Thin

TOKYO. Nov. 22 - Cigarette smoking among young Japanese girls is said to be growing and the authorities are thereby much perturbed. Smoking by women in Japan is not an entirely new habit, but previously it has been confined to Geisha girls, cafe waitresses and old women.
 But today the cigarette has been adopted by the daughters Of well-to-do families and even school girls are indulging on the sly. One reason the cigarette is supposed to have attained popu- larity among the Japanese de- butantes is the belief that con tinued smoking reduces weight. And the girls of Nippon. like their Western sisters. all desire to be fashionably slim.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
Reception Shudders
 At Sight of Package

PARIS, Nov. PA little pack age wrapped in grey paper and done up with a pink string caus- ed an embarrassing incident at royal reception at the Elysee Palace.
 King Fudd of Egypt was being greeted by President Doumergue in the presence of scores of full uniformed officials and diplomats standing stiffly at attention. A member of the Kings suite with the package hanging by loop from his fingers stepped forward towards the President.
 Consternation reigned Diplo. matic usage does not provide for plebian packages; rules for royal receptions say nothing about how to handle them. For few min utes no one knew what to do and the Egyptian stood smiling in em- barrassment. Then the Presi- dent. realizing the generous if in- formal intention. took the pack age. Everyone breathed more easily.
 The package contained an an- cient Egyptian manuscript intend ed as. gift for the French Re- public.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
RIVAL CHICAGO
 GANGS N|PPED IN DEATH PLOT
r ued Carrie d to Very Doors of Big Police Sta
 ton Arrests Made

CHICAGO, NOV p Rival Chi cago gangsters opening a new war of extermination for gambling supremacy. carried their fued to the doors. of Chicago's largest Po- lice station last night where it was nipped by the authorities who for two days have been making desperate efforts to prevent the initial crack of gangster's pistol and the roar of their sawed-off guns.
 A series of raids were made by the police to frustrate an assas- sination plot believed directed mainly against Al Capone, notori- ous gangster. The raids culmin- ated in the arrest. outside of the South Park Street station, of three armed men, believed to have been Capone's bodyguards and the unsuccessful attempt of one of them to shoot his way boldly out of the office of Chief of Detectives William O'Connor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
BIG FORGERY DISCOVERED
Effort to Upset Russian Financial Structure
 Is Unearthed


 BERLIN, Nov. 22-A Munich engineer named Bell has been i'm plicated by the Police investgat- ing forgery of millions of Rus sian notes, but Bell had fled the country when the forgery was discovered.
 The Police said Bell apparent ly had been commissioned 10 put the forged notes in circulation in the Balkans and especially in So fla and Constantlnople as part of an alleged gigantic plot to upset the Russian financial structure by making it's paper money worth. less. One ton of counterfeit notes were discovered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
WILKINS WILL
 ATTEMPT TRIP
 TO NORTH POLE
Ben Eielson Will Be Com panion Aboard New
 Plane on Flight
PROPOSED FLIGHT IS
 SLATED NEXT SPRING
Point Barrow to Be Used as Base Purposes of
 Trip Announced

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 22-- Next Spring. Capt. George H. Will kins will attempt flight over the North Pole. He arrived here yesterday 10 supervise construc- ton of a Lockheed plane he will use in his projected flight.
 Capt. Wilkins said he would at tempt to determine whether there is land between Point Barrow, which will be his base again. and Spitzbergen. He will also make meteorological observations D serve as a foundation for the flu tare long range yaeafhef pHedics tions as far as 10 years in al- vance.
 Land In Arctic
 Referring to land in the Arctic, Capt. Wilkins said Explorers Peary. McMillan and Stesansson reported sighting land but indi- cated type clouds but none were able. with old methods of travel. to follow up the indications.
 "ln an airplane. we will use, Ben Eielson and l will be able to cover in a few hours what it took older explorers years to attempt. If land is found, we will land and take observations before going or and, of course, claim it for the United States.''
 Ultimate Plan
 The ultimate plan Of Capt. Will. kins is the establishment of a se- ries of meteorological stations in the Arctic and also Antarctic re- zion where air currents bound north and south will be observed, besides collecting valuable scien- tific data.
 Trail Blazing
 Capt. Wilkins believes the ex petition will blaze the trail fol regular air service over the Arc tic Ocean.
 "The logical air route from America to Europe is over the Arctic as it Is not only by far the shortest air line but it :s much safer than transoceanic fly ing" said Wilkins. "Moreoyer, there is nearly six months in the year when trans-Arctic flight will be entirely by daylight and the very important weather flyina conditions will prevail, far more stable as regards winds and tenn perature than farther south"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
SEGREGATION
 OF RACES IN
 SCHOOL, VALID
Supreme Court Renders Decision-State Given
 Right to Regulate

WASHINGTON. Nov. p Race segregation of children in public schools is sustained by the Su. preme Court of the United States.
 The ruling has been made on the case from Mississippi where an attempt was made to compel the state to permit Martha Lum, daughter of an American citizen of Chinese descent, to attend the Rosedale Consolidated High School in Bolivar County, pro vided for white children.
 The Supreme Court held that a state has the right to regulate the method providing for the edu- cation of it's youth at state ex- pense.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
NEWSPAPERS DIRECT RECEPTIONS
 WHEN LEXINGTON SCHOOLS CLOSE

LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 22-- Father must now wait until the children get through with the newspaper in Lexington.
 For every pupil in town under 17 years of age is going to school through The Leader and The Her aid. When several cases of infan- tile paralysis developed, officials immediately issued an order in structing parents to keep all chil- dren within the designated age in their own homes to prevent spread of the disease.
 Young Willie saw before him a rather restricted vacation of sev- eral weeks-but Q vacation never the1ess. Then the board of edu- cation. facing loss of several weeks study on the part of 5000 children, took their problem to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
Interior Mail Carrier Injured By Runa,Uay Dogs

RUBY, Alaska, Nov. 22-Jack Clarey, mail carrier on the Ia. nana-Ruby route, was severely in. jured by a fall under his sled, carrying 900 pounds of mail, when his Is dogs ran away. Clarey was found an hour later, uncon- scious. by Little Joe" an Indian trapper, who took him to Korines for medical attendance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
NEW BELL SLIPPERS
 FOR eoU0oiR WEAR

PARIS. Nov. 22-What the true Parisian lacxs in gayety in her street clothes she makes up in the privacy of her own home.
 To go with negligees and pa jana suits of vivid oriental color a well known maker of deshabi- lees is showing bedroom slippers with toes which turn up in true Turkish style and narrow ankle straps of gold and silver encircled with tiny musical bells.
 The anklets 6erye the double purpose of oRnement and strap. for they are elIk lin one with the slippers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
THIRTEENTH WOMAN
 CANNOT FIND HUSBAND

BERLIN. Nov. 22--There are 100000 "superfluous" women in Berlin which means that every thirteenth woman must look else where for a husband.
 But the Berlin women are em- ploying their time otherwise. Every third one is engaged in q gainful occupation outside the home. In the labor market there is one woman to every two men.
 Only one-tenth of the Berlin
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22

homes have servants. so that an- other 100000 women are en- gagged in running their own do- nestle establishments, 1t Is essi- mated. This brings the number of working women up to around two million, as against only r. 100000 working men.
 The Berlin woman Is not 'su- perfluous," it is claimed. She is the most industrious part Of the German Republic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
Six Must 1ns,uer To Alleged
 Contempt of Court

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. Charging intent to bribe and intimidate the Fall-Sin- clair oil jury, the Govern ment has obtained from the District of Columbia Supreme Court, an order compelling Harry Sinclair and William Burns and four associates, to show cause why they should not be held in con tempt of court.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
Four Men on Speeder
 Killed at Deep Bav

NANAIMO. B. C.. Nov. 22.- Four Deep Bay men were killed on the Dollar Logging Company Railroad near Deep Bay today when a logging car broke from a train and crashed into speeder carrying the Meu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
Alaska Wolverine Is
 On Way to Wash. Zoo

CORDOvA, Alaska, Nov. 22-A live wolverine, destined for the Washington Zoo, is on the way to Seattle aboard the steamer Alas ka. It is the gift to the zoo of Dr. w. H. Chase.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
Interior Indian Given
 One Year, Federal Jail

RUBY Alaska, Nov. 22- Shsl Wettach left here Sunday for Fairbanks taking John Corning, Indian, to serve a year in the Federal jail for assault and bat tery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
First Victim Found

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 22-The first victim of Chicago's new gang war was found shot to death in a doorway on the South Side. He was Frank Herbert, brother of Earl Herbert. bodyguard of Joe Salts, beer baron, recently ac- quilted of murder.
 The Police believe Herbert died trying to crawl home after becom- ing target of rival gangsters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-22
IN FOR ASSAULT

F. Scharclane of Hoonah this plead guilty to a charge of assault and was fined by U. s. Commissioners Frank A. Boyle to spend fifteen days h the local iail.