davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
B3Pb|BOM y6NTO B wKONE So
4ETEA

BET, MHg. B HpomIyio epeIy IA
HHh TO cyMacme9mHM 4epMepoM
6BIo BaopBaHo 34ecb 8 9ra%Hoe
34aHHe Haqa1bHoi mRoIH. Bo Bpe
Ha B3pBiBa OHIO y6HTo So 8eTea H
1o1bme 80 paHeHo. y6HTo TaE8e 5
B%3poc1BIx qeAoBeR. :
BapEB OBI ycTpoeH &epMepoM
Eetoy saHHMaBmHM 1o.lRHocTb Has
Haqea B 9Tot ne mR0Ie. Rero nepe
ztHBaI OqeHb 6oIBHlHe 9%HHaHcoBBIe
8aTpyIHeHHa H pacTpaTHI sHaqHTe
IBHyD qacTb mK0IbHHX IeHeT, 10
TOpBIe OH He B c0cToaHHH 6HI BOB
BpaTHTB. KaRHM TO O6pa3oM OH yR-
PAL y RaRoTo TO cTpOnTeIa HecEo-
JIbRO COT 4yHToB IHHaMHTa, npH no
MonIH EOToporo OH H saIaIca ne
aBD BaOpBaTb Dry mKoIy.
CHaqaIa OH BaOpBaI cBOf ION,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
"COBnPOHETKA"

b cTapHHy 9T0 6HI TaE: IoTIa
II0pTH,Iacb %Hp0IeTHa, XQTa OBI ca
MORO Ba;RH0rO qHH0BHHRa, TO H0py
Ta.1H Eyqepy ee ocMoTpeTb, HO3BaTb
MacTepa, HOTOpTOBaTbca II n0TH-
HHTb. TeHepb 9TO IeIO nOcTaBIeHO
Ey.4a paDHoHaIBHee. y ynpaBIaD-
nero E~a3aHcEOH HOHTOpH HeHTpOc-
HHpTa HcnopTH.Iacb HpoIeTRa. Bc.Ie
4cTBHe zero ITO yHpaBIeHHD paHOHa
obi %BHlIyIueH HpHRa3 ga HON. 50,
rIacHBmHH:
"IHa BHaCHeHHa Ha.IHqHa peM0
HTa .IeTHeT0 BHe31a yHpaBTeHHa pa
iona Ha3HaqaD R0MHccHIO mol HpeI
ceI%aTeIbCTB0M H|aqaIbHHHa aIMHHH
cTpaTHBH0f qaCTH 7. EBceeBa. H.
A., II qIeHoBi hHKeHepa TeXHHqec
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
K 4ENy CAKKO
N BAHIETTN

HH1HAHAII0IHC, HHI. HpeaH
geHr AMepHRaHcRoti PeIepaDHn
TpyIa, BHlhaM lpHH, O6parHlca Il
ry6epHaTOpy mTaTa Macaqy3erc C
%npocb6Od HepecMoTpeTb 4eAo CaRRO
II BaHuerTH. Ppm ccHIaeTca Ha
.npomlOToIHDp peao1DnHD PeIepa-
HHH TpyIa Il aaaBIaeT, ITO B 9ToM
le.Ie He OHIO HpoaBleHO HcTHHHoe
WaBOcyIIe, II qTO ONO HyI1aeTca
B nepecMoTpe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
PABBNHbI HP0TNB RPAuIE
HbIX KEHuNH

BAPIlIABA. MecTHHMH paBBHHa
MI H3IaHo pacHOpaGeHHe, qTooB
bee ReHnIHHH H IeByIHHH, yH0TpeO
.IaI0HHe HpacHH II Hy1py, He I0IIyc
Ea.IHcb B cHHaTorH. XOIar c.IyXH,
ITO ReHIIHHM cE0pee c0TIacaTca
He HOcemaTb CHHaTOTH, ZEN 0TRa-
3aTbCa OF HOcMeTHHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
TOM

yRpaHHcRHf IIHk HoMHIOBaI
HpHr0BopeHHbIx Il paccTpely IByX
%T.IaBapeH uoBcTaHqecEoTo IBH%e-
HHa, T'0ponuRo H CHMaHcRoro, OHepH
pOBaBmHx B kHeBcRoM H KHTo-
MHpcR0M 0RpyTaX, B Billy Tx HcK-
peHHeT0 pacRaaHKa II BHIaqH aTeH
ToB aapy6e%Hod 6e.IoTBapIeiiuHHH,
cHa0&aBHIHX II HQJIepaHBaBmHx
0aHIE.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
ArEHTbI-B0Pbl

B. KBaTRoBcEHd HoIaI SaIooy
ia areHToB HOHHIIHH 10 oOpbOe c
nbaHcTBoM. On saaBIaeT, qro areH
TEL ncKalH B ero lone Bo4RH, HO
He HamIH. IIocIe Tx yxOIa BHacHH
.1ocb, ITO Ha IoMy HcqeaIo HecEoAh
no 8opoTHx BenIeb, B TOM qHcIe n
BeHqaIbHOe HOab1O %eHH kBaTRoBc
Roro.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20

oceHbn, a 9opIy aaH1aTHIH TX TIC
.IBRO B MapTe,..
PemeHo nee c'e3IH coBeToB GOSH
BATH ToIBRo pa3 b 4Ba roIa. Mn
xeeB B BoeTopre. Envy Bee b Moe
EBe he TepHHTca. Xoqer 9oMoh. a
BepHo: crapuE TperHf MecaI IA
'c'esgax RHBeT. ycTaI, nOIH. 81 TC
l%e ne oropqeH 9THM pemeHHeM.
Ono, Ho&aIyif, HyqIle c%o0HpaTb ia
|poI B JBa pasa."'
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
HPNYNHA PA3B04A

MoIOIaa HapoqRa, He4aBHo HpH-
6HBulaa NIB I~%enMcTayHa, H, H., B
qHRarO, %uOIyqHHa paaBo4 Ha TOM
ocHOBaHHH, YTO %eHa Hpa4aMH 30
Ioc Bcer9a saRpHBaIa cBoH ymH.
9TO He HpaBHIocb ee MyTy H Ha
9TOd noqBe Me&Iy CyHpyraMH qacro
B0SHHRaIH cHOpH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
HARA4EHNE 6AHlNTOB HA
FOPOA

BETTC, Okla. Mario HHNec,
o6'aBIeHHBH Bic saKoHa, HpHexaI
B 9Tcr ropoIoR c maiRoH 6aHIHToB
II B TeqeHHe H%ecROIbRHx MHHyr yc
ne.I Orpa6HTB TpH 6aHEa. BaHIHTa
MI 6MIo B8aTo B 6aHRax Is TBTca4
IoIIapoB. IIepH4 xoTeI Tx 3aIep
,KaTb, no Obi ceHqac IKE y6HT 9Tof
maiiRoH. y6HTa TaETe oIHa TeH-
UlHHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
nEpEcTpENM HA HOnbCKp- GOBETCKOa TpAHNIE

BAPIlIABA. Hs BHIbHH coo6ma
not, qTo B HOWL Ha 80 anpeAa HoTpa
HHqHHh oTpaI EpacHoapMedDeB 90
cTpeaaI Hs nyIeMeTa HolbeSHG
uocT B C%eprHe&cRoM II aa6poca.l
pygHBMH rpaHaTaNH KapayabHoe no
MeuIeHHe. 01HH nOIbcEHi coIIaT
Ta%eIo paHeH. HoIaKH B cBoD owe
pegb oTKpBIlH oTHb II HporHa.iH
RpacHoapMeHgeB.
Coo6WaeTca euIe, TITO B HocIeI-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
MECTb

II aHpeIa Jpn HpHXoIe b CeBac
T0T0Ib %H0qT0B0TO H0G3Ja b 0TIeIb
HON Iyn9 MarROro BaTOHa OBI 90
HapySeH C ~npH3HaEaMH y|4yIIeHHH
TpyH HeH3BecTHOTo, HpH EOTOpoM He
0HHO HaiiIeHO HHEaEHx 1OEyMeH-
TOB, a 10 aHpeIa HeH3BecTHBif
.6HI OHO3HaH 3aBeIypmHM cIeIcT-
BeHH0ii VacTH CeBacToH0lbcH0To 30
CHIC = MopcIOTo %yHpaBleHHa Pe0e
AbCRHM, 0TIHqaBmHMca COCOON IKE
cToHOcTbD Tpu .IHRBHIaHHH 0poTe-
HHa MaTpoc0B VepuoMOpcEoO bIo-
IA.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
3ACbMAHbI uIAXTEPbI

T0EH0. B oIHol H3 yrolbHHx
maXT B h%nyTeHH 6mIo 3acHHaHo 30
maxTepoB. AIMHHHcTpaIHa nolara
ct, qT0 bee Ohm 0cTa.lHcb RHBbINH.
BeIyTca 9HepTHqHbIe p~acEoGIRII Ma
NTH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
CAMOy6NnCTBO

HoKoHqHI caMoy6HhcTBoM 90 ne
THHh T. 4pym. Oh 4oIroe BpeMa
ne MOT HaHTH pa6oTH H Bcer1a ga
sTO uoIyqaI cTporHa BErOBOp OF
cBoHx poIHreIeh. 9To Il npHBe.Io
erO Il caNoy6HacTBy,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
HOTEPaHA n0BPaKyuKN

Ioqb q%HBarcgoro 6aHRHpa MHrqe
Isl uoTepala cBoh RomeleR, b RoTo
POW, 10 co eJoBaa, HaxeIuloeb 4pa
roHeHHoerea ia 10000 4oa. HasHa
EaHa HsTpa4a B $500 sca. TONY,
.xTu HahSsF sFH parvReHHoern n
BosBpaTHT TX no WHHa4IexHocFH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20

HpaBHTeIbcTBO.
b I%0HI0HcKHX H0HHTHqecRHX Rpy
rax nO.laraDT, ITO oyer Hoc1aHa
6oIbmeBHRaM HocIeIHaa nora. lI-
IloMaTHqecRHi KoppecH6HIeHT Bee
TMHHfcTepcRoi TaaeTM nHmeT, ITO
"JHHIOMaTHqecEaa Il 9H0HOMHqec-
Eaa HsoIa1Ha 6OIbmeBHEoB yTe
HaqaIacb," BcIe8 ga AHr.IHeh noe
aeIyDT, 10 erO MHeHHD, II IpyTHe
eBpOHeIicHHe cTpaHH.
Hs MocKBH coo6luaDT, qTo HOMH
ecap ToproBIH, MHRoaH, aaaBHH
cIeIyDmee: mil paccMaTpHBaeM
Ha0eT no.IHIHH Ha HAHN %.I0HIoHc-,
EHe y%qpeRJeHHa, RaE nolIBTEy An
rIHH o0opBaTb C HaMH BcaEHe OHIO
meHHa. B IeilcTBHTeIbHocTH sTo %
HaTaeT, TITO BofiHa y8e HaqHHaeT-
ca"
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
METOgMCTbI B aCTOHNN

PNTA. 9cToHcRoe HpaBHTelbcTBo
HpHaHa1o aMepnKaHcKyp MeToIHcr-
cEyn MHccHD N H%peIocTaBHlo Ell
BesMo%HocFb pa6oTaTb B 9cToHHH.
B cRopoM BpeMeHH ora MHccHa 6y
4er HpH3HaHa B .IaTBHH n .IHTBe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
6OMBA BT0Pon pA3

BTOpoH pas B TeeqHHe, MecaIa
BaopBaIacb 6OM6a y rapa&a Ha %
yIHne, npHHaI1e%anlero d.. TIOula
BcROMy. y6HTKH II Ha sTor pa3 He
3HaqHTeIbHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
ByPEN yBNTO IS qEAOBEK

IlEOPHH, Hill. B lIeOpHH II lie
RHHe OHIO y6Hra HpoHecmeiica 6y
pen oRo.Io Is qe,1oBeR, HMeeTca 90
.1bTIoe qHcIo paHeHBX. lllTaT HHIH
ana To&e 3HaqHTeIbHO HocTpaIa.I
OF 6ypH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
HEcYAcTHbIN CAy4Aa

B3pHB B EepocHHoBoii IIeqEe BIZ
3BaI Ho&ap B lone HON. 1881 Ha
Be1MoHT abe. HaxoIHBmaaca B aTo
BpeMa BosIe neqKH HIa PHIH no.
.ayqHIa onacHMe o%oTH, OF KoTopBx
OLA yMepla.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
M0rMlA BHyYKN XEOncA

RAMP. Hpo6. PeiicHep coo6ma-
er, ITO ero 9BcHeITDHeI oTRpHTa
rpo6HHua 1apH1H MepecaHx, BHy
qKH Xeonea, cTpoHreAa Be.IHRHx
e~THIeTcI;HX HHpaMHI.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
KEHA CHACHA

HHTaIca HORoHqHTb caMOy6Hilc-
fBoM HeETo llT%.. KBHH. On 6pocH1ca
H3 OKLA, no 6BI cXBaqeH cBOeh %e
Hon ga Hattie. Ha EpHR uocIeIHeh
npH6eRaaH cOceIH II BTaHIHIH hBH
Ha B ROMHaTy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
N6NnEN CTAPENLuEN IA
3ETbI 49,.

BEHA. H3Iapmaaca h .IHHBe
TaaeTa ",IHH1ep IIaiiTyHr" HpaaIHO
BaIa $50 Ier cBOerO cynIecTBoBa-
HIS. lIepBHil ee noMep uoaBHIca
81 aHepIa 1877 roIa Il C TEX
mop OH BHxoIHr 6e3 nepepnBa. Ie-
Hepb oTG cTapeamaa ra3era B
MHpe. OcHOBa.I ee HeEHf aROB Man
ep.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
NMnOPT KAHAlbl

0TTABA. 3a upOmHBti rOI B Ia
HaIO 0n,Io BBe3eH0 aMepHHaHcRHX
ToBapoB Ha 69S M~HglHoHOB IO.11a-
poB. BMBe3eHo he H3 kaHaIM b
AMepHRy Ha 446 MHlIHOHoB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
KPEcT B KOANsEyME

PHM. Ha gHax BOccTaHOBIeH B
|HoIHaeyMe rpoMa4Hui Kpecr B ma
MaTb MyqeHHqecTBa HepBBX xpHcTH
IAN B Pune. Ha HepeMOHHH HpHcyT
~cTB0BaIa HTaIbaHcRaa EOpOIeBa H
|npHHHecca I%oBaHHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
BolRA B MACTEPCKOn

B MacTepcRoh Ha AmIaHI ABE,
B K0TOpoa HarOTOBIaDTca 1epeBaH-
HHe aHIHRH, 6HIo O6HapyIeHo 4
caMoroHHHx amapaTa. 3axBaqeHC
6oIbmOe RolHqecTBo cHHpTHBX Ha-
uHTRoB. XosaHH MacTepcEoH, B. .IC
3aHO, apecTOBaH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20

HyE9a H oTcyTcTBHe pa6oTH sac
TaBHaH i. DOM HaIO@Hrb Ha &C.
Oh pyEH. Envy OHIO 36 IeT. &Hl
OH Ia AmIaHg abe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
NlyT H0X0MNX HA REPEHC-
ROTO

B MoeRoBcRHx ra3eTaX noMeme-
no cdeIypmee o6'aBleHHe: "Hocpe
|Gpa6Hey Hy&HM 4Ba qeloBeRa
Io1HH UoxoxHi "a KepeHcEoro, 1py
ron Ia qxeHsse MA e'eMTH B EaB
rBHe H0RTa6pb.T
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
KPAXA B My3EE N3H4HbIx
NCKyCCTB

M0CRBA. CoBeTcRHe BIacTH Ha-
HalH Ha c,IeI B0pOB, lIOXnTHBInHX
RapTHHH PeM6paHITa, TmIHaHa Il
hOppe1RHp.
EcTaHOBIeHO, qT0 Epaata OpTaHH
3OBaHa 0bIla Te.IOf maliROii BOpOB,
cocTOaIHeH H3 Is qe.IOGeR. BOpBl
HpOHHBIH HOTbD B My3eii. IIOXHme
HHMe EapTHHbI, HO cBeIeHHaM Thy
HaXoIaTca eIIIe b COB. POccHH. Ha
TpaHHnax ycTaH0BIeH 6%IHTe.IbHmii
Ha13op.
b MocEBe cymecTByeT npeInoIO-
TeHHe, ITO EpaIa EapTHH - Ie.1O
.pyR EaRHX HH6yIb Oc00eHH0 PHI
HHx 6e36OIHHROB. He cIyqafiHo
ReIb n0XHIIIeHH northumberland ia
pTHHM, HaHHcaHHMe Ia XpHCTHaHc
KHe eDKeTBT.
b T0IbE0 ITO HpHmeImHX HOMO
pax COB. TaSeT HaXoJHM HeROTO-
Pile ceHcanHOHHHe HoIpO6HocTH
Epa%H EaprHH PeM6paHIra, THIIHa
Ha, ROppeIIHo, loIbqH n IIefiaa-
H0.
Rpa%a 6MIa O6Hapy%eHa % all
pe.Ia yTp0M c0TpyIHHEaMH My3ea,
4e.laBITHMH noclenpaaIHHqHmii 90
X0J.
lloXHmeHHbEe IapTHHH XpaHH-
aHcb paHbHle B IIeTep6ypTe b Up
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
HA6ErN " APECTbl

B eeBepHoa qacTH ropoIa HoIH-
NH TpoHaBela HecRoIbRo HaoeroB.
.ApeeFuBaH6 Is MygquH Il Is EeH-
mEH, saEEMaBmEyta TopF0BIeh BOZ
Eoh.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
n6RMHanT y4NTEAq

A. Bylb6MaH, aaBeIyDHIHh mEo-
|AoH "Ua1Mep" HpHBIeRaeFca r OF
BeTcTBeHHocTH cBoHMH yqeHH1aMH
ga 6esHpaBcTBeHHoe IoBeIeHHe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20

MHTaTe II 6HIH IOcTaBIeHH B MocE
by h 1928 ROXY.
PaIOM c yRpaIeHHBIMH TapTHlIa-
NH BHce.Ia enc OIHa EapTHHa PEN
0paHITa, HO Ola He TpOHyTa QUE
BHIHo HOTOMy, ITO cIHIIRoM BeTXa.
%rllHpeRr0p My3ea npod. H. n. Po
MaHOB BHIHT B 9T0M IOEa3aTeIbcT-
30, TTO Bop Hin BOpM X0nOm0 3Ha
E0MM C pacHOI0HeHHeM II cOcT0aHn
en- RapTHH raIIepeH.
TOT de H. II. POMaH0B yHa3MBa
ct:
"CaMMe |3HaMeHHTBe H3 H0XHHIe
HIIbIX EapTHH - PeM0paHIT II In
1HaH = yE;paIeHM caMbIM BapBapc
RIM cHoco60M. Bop HoTeM BBpe3aI
0cHOBHHe qacTI RapTHH H3 pam, a
DON, HoTOpHM 0c06eHHO ciaBHIca
PeM6paHIT, HcHOpTHI. TaEaa Ie
yqacTb HOcTHrIa II EaprHHy THHHa
Ha.
0cTaIBHHe RapTHHM HOTp0cTy
B%MIaBIeHH H3 pam.
-EcIH yEpaIeHHBe EapTHHM 0y
IyT HaHIeHH, - TO HX M0HHO 0y
LET B0%ccTaHOBHTb To.IbE0 b TOM cIy
Iae, ec.IH Bop, cBepTBIBaa HpH Rpa
ne RapTHHM B Tpy6Ey, O%EoHqaTelb-
no He HcII0pTHI Tx.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
BENNKNN PyCCKNN a3b|K"

caHO: "HacTOamHM HpOmy cTy4Hpo
0EOM, 10 XOIaTaecTB0BaTb HepeI
Rpailpa0HpOcaM Ha HpeIMer aRa3a
HHa Mile MaTepHaHbHoh HONOLULU b
pa9Mepe 20 py6Aei 4la npeo6pHTe
HHa 6aTHHOE II 6eIa, Tar EaI Rpa
enc H%yH;IaDcb."
hOHeqHo, aBTOpy HepeIOBHHH ia
IeEO 10 9T0TO cTy1eHTa, no bee ia
III TaEoe BMpaHeHHe, EaI ~ Hac
enTe lake MHoTHe'' he cBHIeTe,IbcT
ByeT 0 TOM, qTo aBTop ycBoHI npa
BuIo: "Ha4o yMeTb HIIcarb npapHHb
no"
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20

10 npOH3B01cTBeHH0ii qacTH T.
AdaHacbeBa H n%HeHekTOpa HepBOTo
yqacTRa 7. aRoBeHEo. RoMHccHH co
6paTbca b 10 u. yTpa Ha Ha3aH-
cEO cHHpTo : BOIoTHoM aaBoIe. ART
EONHcHH npeIcTaBHTb Mile. yHpaB-
IaIOmHli paioH0M: HoIHHcb"."
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20

HE 1Hn co cropoHM coBeTcKOH Tpa
HIiBM c.lMmHBI 0nIH cH.lbHHe B3pHI
BbI. HoIpo6HocTH HeHsBecTHM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
sA6pAA 4PArouEHHocTN

IeHs d. CTpHx1epa, oOcrczEeGb
|Horo uaEereRuru gHTeus, lHIIH4acb
|cBoax sparoneHHoeTed, pIeHHBae-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20

10c.Ie 9T0T0 0THpaBH4ca h 3IaHHe
mkoIH, B HoIBaIe EoTOpOii OH HoIo
%HI B 5 MeGTax 6oIbmoe KoIHqec1
30 1HHaMHTa.
KoT9a IeTH co6palHcb B mRoIy,
Kero oCynecTBHA cBOH aIeEHe pa
MMc.IBI. Pa9IaHca cTpamHHa B3pMB
4 6oIBMOe sIaHHe OHIO B OHIO MI
|%HoBeHHe IpeBpameHo B cnIomHHe
|pasBaIHHB. 0qeHb HeMHorHM Ie-
Tim RaRHM TO YyToM yIaIocb cHa
cTHcb. DO BpeMa .BapB1Ba 6HI y6HT
II cav 6epMep. TOpe po9HTeIea
9ToH IepeBymRH II 61HSahmHx nee
THocTei He nOIIaeTca oHHcaHHD.
MHorHe H3 HHX HOrepa4H cpaay TO
HecRoIbKo 4eTef. MHoTHe 4eTH TaB
naypo8oBaHM, qTO poIHTe1H yaHapI
Tx 10 RycRaM oIe%IH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-20
KOMBOPOBCTBO

.O6IOHeHH ocO6BM HaIOTON Il HOlb
3y Thy II MHIHUHH.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-01
PROSECUTOR TO
TRY EVANCE'II.I
NEW STATEMENT

Los ANGELES, Dec 81 pa
Gefenite policy that Aimee semple
Mcpherson and her three co-defend
ants must stand trial in superior
court on charges growing out of hes
disappearance and story of kipnap-'
ing has been adopted by the district
attorneys office the prosecuting at
torneys declared tonight. Infcrma-
tion against the aupurn -naired evan,
gelist, her former radio man, Ken
meth G. Ormiston, her mother, Mrs.
Minnie Kennedy, and Mrs. Lorraine
Wiseman Sielaff VIII ne filed i'm,
mediately following the report OF
the county grand jury which will
resume it's investigation of the case
Tuesday.
Mrs Ruth Peters Ormtston, es
tranged wife of the radio operator,
may be an important witness for the
prosecution, it was said. She will
arrive in Los Angeles from her home
in Sidney Australia the middle OF
next month. She was recently
qroted as saying that she had re
ce,ved an important" Letter from
Mrs. Mcpherson, dated May 1S, the,
day the evangelist vanished and the
day prior to the appearance of Orm-
Iston at Carmel wi,n a mystery wo.
man. who the state contends was
Mrs Mcpherson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-01

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 (P).-A dis
.cussion between Secretary Mellon and
Wayne Is. Wheeler, OF the Anti-Saloon
league, on poison liquor today brought
forth a roteration from the treasury
chief that the government does not
intend to endanger the lives of drink
ers in its adulteration of industriaf
alcohol.
Wheeler went to Melons office to
protest against the governments plan
to abandon the denaturing of indus
trial alcohol with pei sons to prevent
the passage into bootleg channels.
He held that wood alcohol shoulG
be continued as an adulterant until
other effective substitutes were dis
covered to make industrial alcohol
unfit for beverage purposes,
Secretary Mellon, however, declared
he was not in favor of any denatur
which would fatally poison Amer
i citizens even to enforce the
,3N
After the secretary had outlined his
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-01
COL. H. DU PON'I'
dies while IN
BED ON FRIDAY
Sop and Daughter at Bed
side-Civil War Veteran,
Statesman and Financier.

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec 81 (P).-
Stricken by heart attack while in
bed Colonel Henry Dupont died at
home near here this morning. Only
his son, Henry F. DUPONT, and his
daughter, Mrs. Francis g. CROWN
shield, We're able to reach his bedside
before the end came.
Colonel DUPONT was SS years old
He distinguished himself in the Civil
war, was a former United States sens
ator from Delaware and a cousin OF
the present Senator Coleman r. Du,
Pont He was seriously i'll several
months ago, but apparently had re-
covered, except for d cold which was
confronting him to hrs bed when his
heart failed
For several years, Colonel Dupont
had spent the greater part of his
time in his home, and with his farm
ing interests at Winterthur, neal
here. He occasionally went to Wash,
ington and was planning to spenc
the remainder of the winter there
when he died.
Funeral services will be conducted
church by Bishop Cook and the Rev,
Frederick D. Ashton. 1nterment viii
be in the Dupont family cemetery
Former United States Senator Henry
A. Dupont of Delaware, who repre-
sented that state in the senate from
1905 to 1917, was born in Newcastle
county, Delaware, on July 80, 1898.
He was q gandson of Eleuthere.
Irenee du Pont de Nemours, a gun,
powder manufacturer, and a great
grandson of Fterre Samuel du Pont
de Nemours, a famous French econo,
mist and statesman who died in thi
United States in 1917.
Graduated from the United States
Military academy at West Point on
May G, 1851 at the head of his class
young. Dupont was commissioned II
lieutenant in the Union army anG
served with distinction throughout
the Civil war, being breveted lieu
tenant colonel for valorous services at
the battle Of Cedar Creek, Va. Sub
sequently he was awarded congress
sional medal of honor "for gallantry
and voluntary exposure to the enemy's
fire at q clftical moment during this
battle" other engagements in which
lie fought We're at Newmarket, Pied--
mont, Lexington, Lynchburg, Berry
Vile, Winchester, Masons creek and
Halltown. Ffe was at one time In
command of an artillery brigade in
General Cooks corps. Previously he
had served as acting assistant adult
ant general in charge of the troops
in New York harbor. He resigned
from the army in 1876 after having
been in command of Fortress Monroe
and several other important nj llitary
posts.
He became president and general
Continued on page Twelve)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-01
LEAGUE CHIEF SAYS
POISONS SHOULD BE KEPT IN ALL.
INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL AT PRESENT

views, Wheeler agreed that poisonous
adulterants should be eliminated as
soon as poss BILE,
Mellon declared that wood alcono,
still was a component of the de-
maturing formula but government
chemists We're hoping shortly TO pro-
Guce a harmless hut nauseating adult,
Grant The Anti-Saloon league leader
also was assured by the treasury ser-
retary that preventive steps were
being maintained to stop any flow OF
inadulterated Industrial alcohol into
bootleg channels. while the chemists
were formulating new denaturants.
Government chemists expressed hore
today that the new ingredient aldehol,
which will be used in denaturine
formulate hereafter, viii prove a sub
stitute eventually for wood alcohol
This chemical is composed of form
cf crank case oil and is expected to
give to the alcohol very q stasteful
substance which it win be very hard
to eliminate by distillation.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-01
FIVE CHINESE
TO Be Hanged
DURING MARCH
SIayers of Kingman Res
taurant Owner Sentenced
by Mohave Judge.

KINGMAN, Dec. 2i.-(RD-Five Chi
nese from California today were SEN
I'tenced to die on the gallows in the
state penitentary at Florence, March
II, for the Staying of Tom King, King
man restaurant keeper, on the night OF
October 90 The quintet was convicted
of first degree murder by three Mo-
have county juries which set record
for 'Mohave county Justice"
1t took only five days to try and
convict the five Chinese youths-By
Sam, Wong Long. Shiu Chin. Jiu Har
and Gen Ken Lung-all members Of
the Birg Kong tong. King was a
member Of the Hep Sings The third
jury which heard the consolidated cases
Of Lung, Har and Long returned a YER
diet after only 25 minutes deliberation.
Judge e. E. Bollinger of the superior
court, who heard the cases, denied the
motion of L. L. Wallace, defense at
torney, for a. new trial and the latter
gave notice of an appeal to the state
supreme court. He offered little or no
defense during the trials and mis- ap-
peal, he indicated, would be based on
an allegation of unfair trials and on
the fact that the principal prosecution
testimony was the transcript of the
testimony of Don On, American born
Chinese boy, at the preliminary hear
ing of the five.
Don On disappeared on the eve Of
the trial of BY Sam, the first of the
five to go to trial. after telegraphing
his grandfather in San Francisco that
he feared for his life. On was one of
two eye witnesses to the murder of
King
Three of the convicted Chinese are
from Los Angeles and the others are
from San Bernardino and Needles,
Calf
Wallace Indicated also that he felt
CONTINUED on Page TWelve.)0
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-01
New Year Brings Promise Of Job
For Nearly Every American, Says
Hoover; Great Business Outlook

nd consumption of Industrial COM
lodities of any year in the history
IF the United States. Except in the
extile Industry and coal industry it
las been year of high degree Of
Employment which has been accom-
Ihshed by the highest peak in real
ages, because wage income as i
Whole has slightly increased and cos1
# living slightly decreased during
the year.
: Manufacturing, the service indus
ries, and commerce generally have
continued to improve their methods,
TO reduce costs, and to improve serv-
fces. In aggregate, each industry APP
pears to show substantial profits ex-
cept the textile and some part of the
coal industry.
.While there has been slacken-
ing in production and demand for
several staple Lines during the past
few weeks, we enter the New Year
Continued on Page Twelve)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-01
new YEAR MET
With JOYOUS
RECEPTION

AS twilight deepened into darkness
.or the eve of the New Year, the city
of Douglas was crowded with visitors
from all parts of the county who ar
rived in cars and by train to spend the
night in this city attending some one
of the numerous New Year parties.
The hotels reported to the Dispatch at
dusk that they had filled more rooms
in shorter length of time than for
many months
At the Gadsden alone, between 4
0 clock and 1870 in the afternoon yes
terday, IA persons registered and took
rooms, but it was noted that none of
the new arrivals showed any signs of
wanting to retire early. There were
sounds of revelry by night and strains
of dance music floated the balmy
air as the evening advanced and at
midnight pandemonium hr"ne loose.
Whistles shrleked and roared. Guns
and pistols cracked. sirens moaned,
horns footed, boys and men cheered
and shouted, nor did the noise entirely
die away for hours. Now aud then
until dawn approached some late rev.
c1er would be heard to fire off am au-
tomato plstol or a shotgun Would roar
in the suburbs, where someone had
found an extra she'll overlooked in the
excitement of the earlier exuberance.
Everyone seemed perfectly, delight
edly happy and there was an atmo-
sphere abroad that was different from
tile New Year celebrations of the past
few years. The happiness seemed to
be more real and more deeply rooted
Perhaps the genuine prosperity that
the dead year 1926 brought to Douglas
and to this county may have created
this glorious happiness and the old year
was escorted into Oblivion with JOY
and thankfulness, while with gaiety
and confidence the citizens turned to
/ the future and welcomed the New
Year, 1927.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-01

N. Y, Dec. 31.-P- er
easy; electrolytic spot and
futures 1925 to 1887. Lead
duh spot 7.S0. Bar sill
Yer 81.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-01
3 -STATE: NEE |
ADIOI|RNS, YE1
IN DEADLOCK
Arizona, California a nd
Nevada Agree on Water
Division, However.
TO MEET AGAIN
COVER Levy in State
y Which Electricity Is Gel
Grated Causes Trouble.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81
(AP)-The tri-state, confa-
ence on problems growing
out of proposed develop
rlent Of the Colorado river
adjourned indefinitely here
today after three weeks
of deliberations chat re-
llted in an agreement be-
ween Nevada, Arizona and
California on division of
waters to the lower basin
states but left the delegates
deadIocked on the question
Of what power revenues
Arizona should receive for
energy generated within
that state.
Charles p. squires of Nevada, char
man OF the conference, ISSUED the lol'
lowing statement: ''The commission.
ers of Ar.zona, California and Nevads4
at the session today discussed the
matter of revenues to be derived by
the states in which power may pc
developed on the bases Of taxation
1t was conceded by California com
missioners that the states in which
power is to be developed have the,
right to a reasonable revenue from
power developed, but the conference
disagreed on the question Of placing
a limitation on the amount which
could be leY.ed
commissioner Maddox (Thomas
Maddox Of Arizona) presented Il pro,
rosal which embodied the idea that a
hoard of arbitration composed of one
member from each of the three states
and one representative Of the federal
government should be constituted to
which questions as to the reasena bl..
amount of any levy made by either of
the states might be submitted for de,
ds:on.
"The conference adjourned this aft
ernoon to meet again some day next
week, probably Thursday The gen,
eral trend of negotiations lis toward
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