davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
PRASKLA VEL'KA BUBLINA

Tohto tyNdha bolo rozchyrent
V Youngstown, ze naSe mesto bo.
10 poctene vfberom pre- sidlo mai.
vaeSej riaditel ne vzdu holode Wy.
raibajiicej korporacie ma svete, S
kapitalom $10,0O0,00O. Tato kor.
poracia sa nazvala United States
Aerial Navigation Co. a mala bu.
dovat' vzducholode, ktore by bo.
ly vstave obletet' zemegul'u "a
osem dni a vozit cestoyatel 'ov 2
New Yorku do San Francisco "a
$25. Korporacia ma "option'' ma
/ 200 akrov zeme North Jack.
son pozdlz zeleznicnej kol ale.
Rozlmie sa. re bolo by to vel ;.
Ike st 'astie pre- Youngstown, keby
sa stalo sidlom takej korporacie
lebo by to bolo znamenalo chlieb
pre- 5000 robotnikov a vel'ky no.
spodarsky i obyvatel sky vzrast
pre- mesto. Ale, tax sa zda, Re to
vSetko bola len buiblina, ktora
praskla, lebo z Westinghouse pri
sly zpravy departmental manor
nictva, posty a 70 vzduchoplavee
kych iiradovni, zc tam mic nezna
jill o ziadnej U. S. Aerial Naviga
ton Co. ami jei predsedovi Tho
masovi V. Farrellovi, ktory uda
val, lie jeho spolocnost' je znams
vo vladnych namornych a posto
vNch kruhoch. Korporacia sl'ubo
vala pokrstit' prvl vzducholod
ma memo "Slava Youngstown"
a peniaze ma jej postavenie NAL
nas'kladat' Youngstowneani. z
Washingtonu pisali,. ze sa i'm zda
ze celia vec je len vel'kym poku
som ma predawanie ncastin tunaj
Siemu obywatel'stvu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
POPRAVA RADIKAIOV
BOLA ODLOzENA A

: Po celOm svete rozchyrenl ia.
lianski radikalovia a udajni vra.
hovia Sacco a Vanzetti, ktori ma.
ii byt' v stredu pcpraveni ma elek'
trickom stolci statnom yazeni
dostali cd gnvernera FHilera cd
dialcnie popravy ma 12 dni, be
HON ktor6ho casu obrancovia po.
daiu ziadost' pred najvysSi Stat
ny sud 0 vySluch a presvedGenie
sa. ze SaccO Vanzetti boil ne.
vinne a ncspravne ods1deni ma
smrt'.
Pre- Saccll Vanzcttiho uSpo.
riadanf holy skoro po celom sve
te vel Ike robotnickc demonStra.
Gle a holy podniknnte al viacert
bomboyf ntoky. V New Yorku
dive stance podZemneg drahV DO
ly bombovant a viac l'udi bolo
ranpnt. V LondIne boil tiez BON
bovy ltok ma podzemnil drahu
Domy viacerEch g1lvernerov a i
nycl vysokEch ilradnikov mies'
Statov boly policajne strazent
prot moEnym ntokom. V mno
hFch mestach vypul1ly 24-hodino
We protestne strajky V Chicagu
1000 zastup l'udu rozbil dive po
ulicne kary jeden automobil
Policia potom urobila poriadob
pom ocou smrahl 'avych bomb. Via
cere americke konzulaty boly ma
padnute v cudzine a V Marokkl
spalena bola amerieka zastava.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
VeYke vft'azstyo Slovakov ' Campbell
Predseda mestskej rady pravotar uctovnk dvaja kon
cilman Slovaci.-Gordon norninovany.

Ia solicitora Prokop 345, Dam
ko 2l3, Petica 72.
Ia pokladnfba Copp 399, Ross
13O, Cvengros SO, Vansuch So.
Ia koncilmanov at-large-Ar-
thur Anglin AL, Wasko 211, Ur-
laadb 1873, Klimko 10, Szenborn
11O. Strineka 81. Cassimatis 7S,
Bnrch 80.
Ia koncilmanoy Parrish 473,
Price 100.
w. warde. Ia mayora-Julius
COL, Gordon 1856.
ia preds. rady--Kubovcik 333,
Lisko 29S, Kishok 167.
Ia auditora-Hamrak 461, Joz.
Moore 248, Kornik 81, Anderson
II.
ia pokladnika-Ross 231, Copp
2O6, Vansuch 1919, Cvengros 1913.
ia solicitora-DanlSo 40. Pro-
kop 23O, Petha $50.
ia koncilmanov at.large-Was-
ko 3GS, Szenborn 276, Klimko go
Urlaub 255, Strineka 900. Anglin
141, Cassimatis 95, Bnrch A..
Ia koncilmana- Kovalaik 366,
Tincu 295.
V3. warde. Ia mayora-Gordon
403. Julius 401.
Ia preds. rady-Lisko 216. Ku-
bovcik 179. Kishok ia.
Ia auditora-Hamrak 305, Joz.
Moore 27S. Kornilk 80, Anderson
%.
Ia pokladnika-Ross 257, Copp
243, Vansuch 55. CNengros 80.
Ia solicitora-Danko 226. Pro-
kop 200, Petica 135.
Ia koncilmanov at-large-Ans-
| lin 293. Szearborn 200, Cassimatis
1875. Wasko 12O, Klianko 81. Ur-
laub 80. Strineka 62, Bunsch 46.
Ia koncilmana wardy-King
301. DePutit 255, Reichert 3S.
Va. warde. Ia mayora--Gordon
37S, Julius 800.
Ia preds. rady-Knbov6ik 2O7.
LiSko 21l. Kishok 153.
Ia anditora-HamralS 261, Joz.
Moore 204. Anderson 81, Kornik
66.
ia pokladnika--Ross lS2, Copp
167. Cvengros ll5. Vanslch III.
ia solicitora---Peti,a $50. Dan
ko 900. Prokop l43.
Ia koncilmanov at.large-Was-
ko 236, Klimko 2O7. Burch 1913.
Szenborn 1876, Urlaub 1876, Anglin
134. Strineka 81, Cassimatis rs.
Ia koncilmana wardy-Haski
26O, Malak 246.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
JULOvA VYPLATA
HODNE MENSIA

J1lova vyplata v priemysel.
nych apodnikoch youngstownskej
okolice obnasalaf Sc, TOT ,989, co je
o $4,000 dolarov menej, neH bola
,jiinova a 0 300, 900 dolarov menej
nez jnlova lansk6ho roku. Roboty
v oceliariach 'id1 stale slabo a to
ie priEina i npadku 70 vyplate.
ZlepEenie v robotnych pomeroch
ma nastat ma budnci mesiac.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
MAYTAG DAY" v MESTE

Vo stvrtok nasom meste bola
oslava nspeahu Maytag CO., mai.
vacSej spolocnosti ma svete, vyra-
bajiicej pracie stroje. Y tel prile-
zitosti prisiel sem Newton, Ia.
sam F. L. Maytag, vynalezca a
predseda direktorov Maytag Co.
Vecer boil Ohio hoteli banket,
ma ktorom retnili mnohi promi.
nentni obfania mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
ZBUDII.A MUzA ZMRTVYCH,
ABY PRIV zOMRELA NEz ON

Vo Findlay, Ohio, ndal sa neo-
bycajny prfpad. Zomieral tam ma
raka 74-roeny Perry G. Thomas.
Ked' Thomas vypnstil dusu a le-
kar no vyhlasil "a ifplne mrtve-
no, zena zomreleho tax z1fale wy
krfkla, ze jej muE Oil. Toto ma
Thomasovl zas tax 1cinkovalo, zes
okaui3ite zomrela ma porazku srd-
ca. Thomas potom zomrel . tri 4
pol hodiny. Boil pochovanf do
spcaocn4ho hrobu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
SLOW. EVANJ. JEDNOTA
IDE MAT KONVENCIU

Slovenska Evanjelicka Jednota
v Spoj. Statoch zahaji ma b,tdtr:i
pondelok svoju Is. konvenciu V
Slovenskm Narodnom Dome V
Detroit, Mich. Prajeme jej mai.
vaccSiehO zdaru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
POLITICKY
P r EHL'AD
Go UKAZUJU VOL BY
v CAMPBELL.

Kto 81 bliasie vsimne hlasovania
po wardaeh mesta Campbell, ten
zbada, ze pevnost 'oal mayora Cor
dona a ieho spolukandidatov bola
j. warda, skoro cisto Gernosska
Tuna Gordon dostal mad Juliu.
som vyse 300-hlasovil vacSinu
ktora no udrzala ma vrchu pre-.
vazila Juliplsovu
de, prevazne / 0SSlEaA GlDtay
warde obaja dos Wltk Av6
pocet hlasov a ~..t,v Cor.
don NAL len .58.hlasoyil vacsinl
ktora mu vsak tiez dobre pomo.
hla a pochadzala od nasich ludi
le,bo 4. warda .je vacsinou tiez slo.
yenska. Preto Gordon nebude
mat vel Ike priciny hnevat' sa ma
Slovakov, hoe mu v 2. warde
mnohi Mkazali mel 'ilbost'.
PrekvaIpujlca je poprllarita
Andre,ja Hamraka Joz. Moora,
ktori obdrzali najvyssf poeet hla.
SOW 20 vsetkych kandidatov mi.
mo mayorsky'ch. Hamraik, ktory
boil zvoleny "a auditora, dostal
1850 tvrdych hlasov a Joz. Moore,
tiez mas clovek, idtci proti Ham
rakovi, 1,128. Treti kandidat Slo-
yak ma tento lirad, Midhal Kor.
mix dostal 265 stvrty Carl r.
Anderson biednych 154 hlasov.
A pred mesiacom sa hovorilo, re
Anderson bude naiistejsie zvole.
ny. Hl'a, ako sa politicki proroci
mylili!
Andrej Hamrak zvit 'azil vo
troch 20 Styroch wardov. Toto vi
t 'azstyo dava m ,pravo uchadzat
sa o diva roxy neskorsie ma iirad
mayora. A to tfm Wac, re Gordon
zaiste nebude chciet' mat Stvrtv
termin. Slovalci v Campbell majd
polovnu hlasov, sii najpocetnej.
sfmi obyvatel mi a dailovnikmi
mesta, preto budtlci mayor mnsl
byt' Slovak. A kandidatom ne.
moze byt drrihy ako Andy, ktory
dokazal, re je ''vote getter 4
ked' dostal Wac hlasow nez ini
kandidati Slovaci. Uz teraz Slo
vaci Campbell by sa mali chy
stat ma zvolenie Andy Hamraka
"a mayora a prekazit' kazdy po'
lls nastrcenie mu protikandl
data nasich radov. To by neslh
zilo ku cti a osohu Slovalom, Pri
pravovat' sa treba j TAX, ze kaz
dv, kto este ohGianskeho papleru
nema, 81 no behom budiicich dvocf
rokov zadovazi.
Wit 'a1nym kandidatom grat1"
ieme a ii, co nepresli teraz. mech
nestracajn nadei pre- bndla'nost
Ma kaaddho pride rad dakedy.
HOOVER "a PREZIDENTA. s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12

lHbO III met QFOcIf pOIltlchs I'll
stran, ale len republikanska, do
niesly Slovakom Wit 'azstyo, AXE.
no dosial' este nikdy nedObyh
Tri vymamnd iTady: predsedni.
ctvo meStskej rady, ilrad andito-
ra, nrad mestskeho pravotara a
dvoje d'alSich miest mestskej
rade dostaly sa do rilk sloven
skych. Zvit 'azili: "a predsedu
mestsikej rady Juraj Lis0o, "a 1c
tovnika Andrej Hamrak, "a pra
votara mesta Michal E. Danko, zt
koncilmana at.large" Stefar
Wasko a "a koncilmana 2. wardy
Jan Kovalcik. Najviae hlasov &c
vSetkFch kandidatov mimo ma
yorskych dostal mas Andy Ham
rak: 1850. VSetkyF-h kandidatov
Slovakov bolo IA, prave polovi
c,1 viac, nez ich mohlo byt' zvole
nlch. Ma daktore irady totiH boil
20 traja po dvaia Slovaci kan
didatmi Ia mayora nominovanl
boil ma treti tcrmin II. Roy Cor
don, ktory dostal o 122 hlaso>
Wac nc5li Joseph f. Julius. jehc
protikandidat.
Boi kandidatov nominaciu
Dol mimoriadne tuhy a boly ma
l6 vytrznosti sarvatky, ktort
policia l'ahko potlaGila. Hlasov
odovzdanych bolo 1892. skoro o
1000 hlasov Wac, nez kedykol
vek predtym. Okolo 1000 novych
volicov bolo registrovane. Kandi.
dati sa priazen volieov preteka
Ii. Ked' po 3. hodme vySli robot
| nici faIbriky. 400 automobilov
ich cakalo pri brane a odviezlo
knu hlasovaniu. Jeden ohnivy pri-
vrzenCo Juliusa, menom Angeloft
chcel nasilu vytiahnut' isteho vo-
lica z Gordonovho antomobilu a
vtisnllt' do alltOmobilu .Juliusov-
no. Policajt nboheho volica potom
zachranil a Angcloff Siel do baSv
VVsledok hlasOvania nebol znamv
az neSlIoro veGer. PoGet Gordono-
vych Julimsovvch hlasov bol
talk bli2ky jeden k druhemu, re
pred vyhlhsenim spoGitania hlasoG
Juliusovi privrzenci zacali Wit az
stvo Jrhiusa oslavovat'. Julins
sam veril, zc boil zvoleny, vyhla-
sill pred mestskym domom: "Ja
som mayor" a prijimal gratula-
Gle. Jeho sklamanie bolo zaiste
trpke. ked' sa doznal, ze ME je
mayorom.
NeIradne spocitanie hlasov vo-
lebnej rady je nasledovne:
Ia mayora-T. Roy Gordon
LIST, Joseph E. Julius 1885.
Ia predsedu mestskej rady-
Juraj Lisko 1,O2s, j. R. Kubov-
elk mi. 922, Michal Kisak 526.
Ia auditora-Andrej II. Ham
rak 1850, Jozef Moore 1928, Mi.
chal Kornik 265. Carl R. Ander-
son 154. ..
ia pdkladnika-Harry Fl. Copp
LOLA, John r. Ross 800, Jozef NJ.
Vansuch 425, Michal CvengroS
400.
Ia pravotara--Michal +. Dan
ko l,1OS, Juraj f. Prokop 9lS,
l b
Nick Pettica 600.
ia koncilmanov atIarge" 6
nominovani) Arthur Anglin 1909
Stefan Wasko 935, Mnhal Szen-
born 742. Andrej s. Klimko 663,
Anton Urlaub 654, Peter Strineka
446, T. L. Cassimatis 364, A. r.
Burch 319.
Dl'a wardov vIsledky hlasova.
MIA sl nasledovne:
VI. warde. Ia mayora-Gordon
$40, Julius 313.
| Ia preds. mestskej rady-Lisko
303, Knboveik 2O3, Kisak 90.
Ia auditora--Moor 1913, Ham.
'rak 223, Kornik 20, Anderson l8.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
HOOVER IA PREZIDENTA.

Vo Washingtone i po celeJ n.
merike sa teraz inom nehovorl,
ako o nastupcovi prezidenta Cool
idgea. Coolidge sa svoJim osob-
nym priatel 'om zdoveril, re mao
zai nerhce byt' Wac prezidentom
a nasledkom toho zaealy sa horllc-
kovite agitmie "a novych kandl'
datoy, ktori sa mnozia teraz ako
huby DO dazdi. 70 vsetkych ma
deinych kandidatov vynika maj
viac Herbert Hoover, sekretar de-
partmentu obchodu, ktory je 20
celei krajine vel'mi obi 'fbeny.
Ackol'vek do republikanskej kon.
vencie je este d'aleko, ma sa vse,
obecne "a to, ze Hoover najskoreJ
dostane nominacin. Sekretar OBJ.
ohodu Hoover ie el'ky priatel
Slovakov Gechov a keby Dol
prezidentom, Ceskoslovensikh re-
prdblika by mala nom takeho
nriatel'a zastamcn, akvm bol
slavny Woodrow Wilson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-26
American Woman Shot
By Bandits, Is Dead

tcontinued frorl Page one)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-26
JAP WARSHIPS
CRASH KILLING
l29, is REPORT

LONDON, Aug. 25 R)--One Of the
heaviest peace time naval casualties
in recent years was reported from
Toyko today in dispatches telling of
two collisions involving four Japanese
warships which were feared to have
cost 129 lives.
Beyond first news of the disaster in
dispatches received here this morning,
no further news was received and it
was impossible to determine if CEN
sorship had been imposed until COM
plete details could be learned by the
Japanese government.
-4le collisions occurred last night
while the Japanese vessels were sail
ing in utter darkness, practicing
maneuvers against destroyers. Two
cruisers, The Jinstsu and Naka crashed
at full speed into the destroyers War
abb and Ashi, which apparently were
trying 70 cut across their bows as
part of the war game" The Warabi
sank with the probable loss of 102
members of her crew, while the de-
stroyer Ashi lost q men but was able
to make port in tow.
The accident occurred near the Mai
zuru naval station and the vicinity
was secured in a search for the miss
ing but little hope was held out that
any would be found.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-26
Coolidge Trip Proves
To Be Real Vacation
(Continued z.om Page Onel

jumped at President Coolidge's fishing
pole today and after whole day al
the waters Of the Yellowstone lake
region, IS cutthroat trout, one OF them
weighing three pounds, rested in his
basket.
The largest of the fish was well over
three pounds and in the absence OF
an official weighing its weight was
estimated up to as high as four pounds.
The largest cutthroat trout ever
caught in this section weighed nine
pounds, but the presidents catch was
regarded as fine quarry.
Leaving lake hotel, where the Presl-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge are staying,
shortly after the sun had crept over
the mountains Mr. Coolidge set out
for Squaw lake, returning at luncheon
with 1 trout The brisk mountain air
had whetted his appetite and after a
hearty luncheon he again put on his
brown felt hat and once more made
for the lakes. 1t was nearly dark when
he returned, tired but very happy as
he walked through the hotel lobby TO
his room.
The president reached the hotel a
few minutes after Mrs. Coolidge ano
their son, John, had returned from q
long motor trip to the Teton noun
tains southwest of here and there were
many tales told of their new expefl-
ences as they sat down for dinner.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-26
7 DEATHS and
HEAVY DAMAGE
COST OF STORM

HALIFAX, N. S., Aug. 25 H)-Seven
deaths, heavy damage TO shipping
with dozens of small craft smashed
to pieces or sunk, disruption of COM
munication throughout the province
trains and highway traffic held up
by washouts on railway tracks and
roads were the results today of one
of the worst storms in the history
Of Nova Scotia.
Full details of the havoc wrought
still were unknown here tonight, "a
hours after the gale broke, because
of broken telephone and telegraph
wires.
With the discovery of their badly
battered boat on the rocks at Digby,
no hope was held out for the safety
OF Warren Ossinger and his son, Ken.
meth, who we're on the fishing grounds
yesterday when the storm reached
that vicinity. Stafford Rice was also
believed lost when, after the gale
was over, he and his boat were miss
ing. -Four others were lost in the
wreck of a schooner at Gabarus, Cape
Breton.
Halifax City and harbor received
the full force of the tempest. The
schooners j. G. Weston, of Calais,
Maine and Clementia, of Halifax,
piled up on the shore and the four
mas5ed vessel Veronica dragged her
anchors and crashed into the schoon-
er W. H. Eastwood Fourteen or more
motorboatS were smashed.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-26
'TILDEN Wins
five MATCHES
In DAYS PLAY

NEWPORT, r. T., Aug. 25 P)-Wil-
liam T. Tilden played the iron man
today by winning three matches in
singles and two in doubles in the in
vitation tennis tournament at the
Casino, while around him lesser favor
ties fell in sWatchs.
Numbered among the casualties in
a day OF surprising upsets, were Jean
Washer, Belgian champion; John Doeg
l8 year old alternate Of the United
States Davis cup team; Wilmer Ali
son, intercollegiate champion; DR.
| George King, tenth in the national
ranking, and John Hennessy, Hoosier
veteran.
Tilden, however, bore a charmed life
and in rapid succession defeated Ken
meth Appel Princeton star; Berkeley
Bell, young Texas, and II. H. Hyde
Hartford, Conn, veteran, all IN Stralght
| sets, thus entering the semi finals
Paired with Francis t. Hunter he
scored in doubles over Wilmer Allison
and John Barr, Texas collegianS and
Berkeley Bell and James Quick, an
other University of Texas pair.
The invading Belgian titleholder met
defeat in the second match he ever
played in this country.
After winning the decision from
Howard Bancroft, II year old Cali
fornian, ne lost to Watson Washburn,
steady but far from brilliant New
Yorker, II straight sets, 6-2, GA
Washer had not played on grass Tor
three years unul today and he was
plainly handicapped by unfamillarlty
with the surface.
Doeg went down in the third round
before Lewis N White, young Texas
who put him out of the Seabright
tournament three weeks ago. 1t was a
battle of furious services and overhead
smashing and Whites superiority In
the latter department enabled him to
come from behind to win at 2-6, 9-7
Ga. White later was eliminated by
Manuel Alfonso, former Davis cup star
and now the second ranking American
| player, in two straight sets. 6-2. Ga.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-26
Highway Funds
(Contlnued from Page OneJ'

ella = Globe Stafford project, 10
miles from Cutter to Coolidge dam,
$3O8. 8.31O.G2; Globe Stafford, six miles
from Globe toward Cutter, $12O,00O;
GIobe-Miami surveys, $4,000. County
total, $430,810.
Graham = Stafford project,
25.2-mile stretch, $785, 1882, and total
for county as well as highest allotment
to any one county.
Greenlee- -Safford-Duncan, IL miles,
$95 600 and total for county.
Mohave survey, $1,000; ASH
FORD -Kingman project, $147,50O. Coun-
ty total, $155,500.
Navajo = Ho1br0Jk-St. Johns prof.
ect, Holbrook bridges, $4,000; Hol-
brook-Lupton project, $500; Hol-
brook -Winslow, Laraux Wash bridge
$50 600. Total, $187, 1885.
Pima-Tucson-B Benson project q
miles, $165OOO; Tucson-Florence
highway, $1,000; Tucson-Nogale'
$14 $685., Pima total $186,298.68.
Pinal-Mesa-S Superior. Is miles a
Apache Junction, $4,000; Tucson
Florence $500; Globe-Safford, S.
miles, $171,239; paving Florence
| $64 00O County total $247 ,239.
Santa Cruz -Nogales pro
ject 5000 and county total.
Yavapai- PRESCOTT Jerome project
$12O,OOO; forkFlagstaff $4,000
County total 100000.
A total of $143,972 will be expend'
ed in eight counties that is strictly
non-federal aid.
Special appropriations by the legis
lature follow:
Coconino-G Grand Canyon bridg'
near Lees Ferry $177,503 state funds
Federal aid 100000 Total $2775O3
Maricopa-Casa Grande-Gila Benz
highway, from Pinal county line t.
Gila Bend, 33 miles $79,S2O stat
funds.
Ehrenberg- -Wickenburgh highway
SO miles from Wickenburg to tn
Yuma county line, $4,000.
Navajo-Cooley to White Rive
100000 state funds. 100000 fedora
aid. "a II Il
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-26

NOGALES, Ariz. Aug. 25, Up
Details of the Mexican rebel attack
on a northbound Southern Pacific OF
Mexico train Tuesday morning near
Acoponeta, Nayarit, Mexico, in which
Miss Florence M. Anderson of Los
Angeles was fatally wounded became
known today when the bullet-Scarred
train pulled into this border town.
Dozens of bullet holes and broken
windows in the cars and coaches told
the story of the early morning at
tack in which hundred or more
bandits fired on panic-stricken men,
women and children. Among the
passengers were 10 Americans, one OF
whom, Miss Anderson was seriously
wounded. She died today in Mazat-
Ian hospital.
The coach in. which Miss Anderson
was a passenger, seemed to have
borne the brunt of the rebel fire as
bullet holes seemed to be everywhere
and practically all the windows were
smashed.
Miss Louise Rider member of the
American party and who was occu-
pying the berth with Miss Anderson
LOlQ Ol GIle courage VI CLAC AOAAC fAuAC4-
ican victim Of the attack.
'The attack came about 4 o'clock
Tuesday morning just south of AGO.
poneta, and we were all sleeping" :"
Miss Rider said. "At first a few
shots we're fired, but as the panic
stricken passengers climbed from their
berths, the firing began lin earnest
and it soon sounded like a Fourth of
July celebration.
eve started to leave our berths
when Miss Anderson with a moan
rolled over, saying she was shot. The
wound, on the left side and to the
back of the body, left jagged OPEN
ing. Florence was in great pain and
it was many hours before we could
do anything but give her first aid" !"
Miss Rider continued.
! The train was met at Mazatlan by
Dr. Chapman and the American
consular agent. Miss AnderSon's
chances for recovery were pronounced
slim at that time, Miss Rider said.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-26
ut Daugherty beat him.

but Daugherty beat him.
Sheriff j. A. Wilcox, q Nleigs
county, advised of the contemplated
invasion Of his territory, had sum-
moned a number of deputies and
awaited eventualities which failed to
materialize. He had announced that
he would not molest the invaders so
long as they we're peaceable. The
exact purpose of the planned invasion
Of the non-union fields OF Meigs
county could not be learned definitely,
though it was understood that mass
meeting at which persuasive methods
were to be employed to induce miners
to quit work was contemplated.
The Hooking valley miners started
their invasion from the Sundry creek
valley, near Glouster. They were
headed by a drum corps and COM
prised about 400 persons in hundred
automobiles Many women and chill
dren we're i'll the thrcng. AS the
caravan proceeded Others fell in line
and before the Meigs county line
was reached the invading army was
estimated at 1000.
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ernor Emerson, A. H. Favour, state
senator of Arizona; Frank Wilson,
river commissioner of New Mexico;
Charles I. Childers, counsel for the
Imperial Valley irrigation district, and
Chairman Bacon of the California
commission, were named by Governor
Dern as a committee to draft a reso-
luton to be presented to President
Coolidge requesting appointment OF
two residents of the Colorado river
basin on the international conference
with Mexico to consider water rights
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-26
Snag Struck in Riv-
er Pact Conference

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the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-26
INV AIDING Army
Is TURNED BACK
BY AUTHORITIES

ATHENS, o., Aug. 25 E0-The
Pomeroy and Hooking mining dis
tricts were quiet again tonight fol-
lowing feverisl1. excitement earlier in
the day incident to the attempted
invasion of the Pomeroy district by
a thousand union sympathizers from
the Hooking district.
The invaders were turned back at
the Athens -NTeigs county line by Oral
Daugherty, president of the Hooking
district miners union, who made a
hurried circuitous run by automobile
to head off the caravan. Richard
Campbell president of the miners
union in the .Pomeroy district, also
made a dash out of Pomeroy to meet
the invaders and turn them back
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-26

The wounded girl was rushed to the
hospital where she later died.
The American party which had been
studying Mexican conditions was
headed by Francis Flynn, former
newspaper man and included nine
other school teachers, all of Los
Angeles.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-26
MINERS SMOTHER SENATORS

MIAMI, Aug, Is lE9 = The Miami
Miners fell on the offerings Of three
Phoenix pitchers to run up 16, to 0
score here today. While the Miners
scored in nearly every inning, they
ran wild in the seventh inning when
eight men crossed the plate.
The score R.H.E
Phoenix ......... 900 600 600 20 4 3
Miami .21O OLA 8Ox-16 18 O
Nelson, Green, Comes and Grace;
Seydler and S. Downs.