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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
OZNAMENIE.

Ma vMborovej schodzi straniva
". Slovenskeho Dna Piftsburg-
hu, bolo usnesene ze valna scho-
dza sa bude vydrziavat' v stvrtd
nedel'u j1novu, 26. j1na 2. no.
dine popoludni pri osade Sv. An.
ny ma 4th Ave-, Homestead, Pa.
Ma t1to valn1 a d6lezitd schodzu
1etive povolavame dostojnych pa.
nov, ktorym cas- dovol'uje, naima
z okolice pittsburghskcj. ,Tiea
mech 81 zvolia zastupcov "a svoje
osady. Taktiez spolky jak muz
ske talk zenske mech sa dostavia
lebo ma tel schodzi sa musia zvo'
lit vybory pre- rome prace par
ku ma I. julia. ..s....
S dctou pozdravom "a vybor
Rev. J. A. Kusnier, preds.
J. G. Bohacek, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
VOL 'BA DELEGATA SBORU 26
K. s. v CAMPBELL.

TNmto oznamujem bratom Sbo-
TIL g., re sa majl vsetci dostavit
ma sch6dzu dna 10. jlna presne 0
l. hodine po obede pod kostolom
ma Reed Ave, lebo sa prevedie
vol 'ba Delegate ma sjazd, ktory sa
bude odbyvat' v Bridgeport,
Conn. Preto bratia povsimnite 81
tohsto vyzvania a dostavtc sa V
plnom po6te, ably mas neprislo ma
schodNu len par, lebo by SINE tax
nemohli pojednavat'. Kazdehc
pritomnost je potrebna. Taksame
al dlhujuci clenovia sti ziadan'
svoj dlh vyrovnat' ma tejto scho
dzi. s bratskym pozdravom,
A. Kominak, zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
YouNasrowHsKr .stov4xsxf nov1x4

kostole, y skolskej miestnosti Sv.
Al2bety. Ma schodzi prijfmani bn-
dd d'alsi idovia a prevedena vse-
tky prace, ktorf sa ma prvej scho.
dzi nedokoncily pre- nedostatok
easu.
Predsedajnci br. Jan Basista
nato schodzu peknymi slovami "a
klneil.
Bratom HascltonGanom slava
"a ich zaujatost' o narodne veci
a ochotu zreorganizovania svoj.
no Sboru Lfgy. Vd'aka patrl
Rev. Jozefoyi Kostikovi, ktorJ
Dol ma pomoci znovuzalozenia
Sboru a Vsetkym pracovnikom
ktori reorganizaciu umoznili svo.
jou predpracou,
Sborn GAG. Slov. Egy prajemt
rezkeho Ziyota, aby NAL zdar VI
vsetkom, 60 podujme a stal 81
jednym 2 najobl 'ubenejsth spoil
kov v Haselton.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
UDOM SPOLKU SV. MICHALA
ARCHANJELA &. 315.

Tymto nctive povolavam vset.
kych ndov ma buddcu polrocn1
sch6dzu, ktora bude odbyvana v
nedel'u, 10. j1na hned' po vel 'kej
sv. omsi pod kostolom Najsv. Me-
Ma Jezis. Bratia hi 'ad tie prist
vsetci na polrocn1 schodzu a svoi
dlh vyrovnat', ably SINE mohli do.
bre podat' financnn zpravu 70 Sic.
stitch mesiacov. I'd, ktory ami ma
polro6nu sch6dzu neprfde, to je
ME spravny I'D a moze byt' poku.
tovany. Talk bratia vsimnite s.
tychto paru SLOW.
Som S bratskym pozdravom,
Juraj Bernath, zapisnilz
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
UDOM G. 1873. P. s. J. v CAMP
BELL, O.

Cislo 1873. Penn. s. r. a CIR. X.
Jednoty v Campbell oslavi ne
del'u, 26. jdna svojho patrona "
chrame Sv. Jana Krst. a kazdy
i'd je vy7vany, aby sa teito osla-
Wy s1castnil. Cely spolok pojde
inkorpore ma vel'k1 sv. omsu ra-
no 10. hodine. I'd, ktory sa o.
slavy nes1castni, bude pokutova-
ny dl'a stanov.
" sobotu, 25. jlna veeer 7
hodine je schodza efsla, ma ktore.
vyberane budu prispevky a vole
ne vybory pre- mas piknik. Kazdy
Glen mech sa dostavi.
s bratskym pozdravom,
Hugo Wantz, zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

Sokoli Sboru 1O8. prfdu cvitit' ma
Slovensky Den, ale ziadaji 81 ma
kladny automobil ma odvezenie
naradia detf. Pridu cviait j So
kolky a podrost. Schodza uzavre-
la, aby ST Sokoli zadovazili troka,
aky potrebujd Okresny Sbor
vydavky zaplati.
Kn rozlienym dostihom zvole.
nj boil "a spravcov adv. Michal
J. PalkoyiG a A. M. Palkovic.
Schodza urcila, ze ak sa nenasbie-
ra dost' darov pre- odrneny Wit "a
zom v tychto dostihoch, TAX ma.
jn pravo ma ntet Ligy zak1pit
darov "a $500.
| Martin j. Lesnak sa prihlasil
ze on sam prinesie cd obchodni
kov pat darov a preds. Schro
mofsky podobne oznamil, ze Ia
dovaHi niekol 'ko darov. Mena da1
GOV bud1 uverejnene v Youngst
Slov. Novinach.
| Nato bola vol ba pokladnik'
Slovenskeho Dna. ia pokladnik:
zvoleny Dol Frantisek Hudik
Zyoleni boil al dozorcovia, kto
/ rymi s1: Jozef Rehak, M. J. Les
max, Martin Muransky, Jura
Vargo.
! Budnca sch6dza, ktora bud
poslednou pred SLOW. Dnom, ur6e
ma bola ma %. j6na vecer, v sko
lie Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.
Predseda pod 'akuj1c "a 1cast
a bratske pojednavanie, schodz
zakonGil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
VEL KY PTKNIK
ODBORU s. N. s. s

Odbor 8. Narodneho Slovenske-
no Spolku usporiada ma 4. julia
vel 'kych rozmerov piknik zna.
nom Campbell parku pri Poland
Ave-, ma ktorom bude vsetkeho
do sytosti. Vybory robia prlpra.
Wy, ably sa vsetko najlepsie vyda.
rilo. Bude to jeden naJva6sich
slovenskych piknikov Youngs.
town, lebo ocakava sa navsteva
vySe 1000 Slovakov. Obsirnejsia
zprava pride bud1cne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
PIKNIK ODBOROV
SLOW. ROBOTN. SpOLKU'

Odbor 76. a SO. Slovenskeho
Robotnnkeho Spolku usporiada-
il tejto nedeli, 10. jlna popolu-
dni cd 3. hod. piknik ma farme
p. Venddlina Holdosa ma Meri.
dian Road. Treba what Maho-
ming karu sist' aE ma konci H.
ME, kde bud1 cakat' troky au.
tomobile, ktore obacenstvo odve-
zi ma farmu. Ma pikniku hrat
bude Matejkova hudobna druzi-
ma a recnit' p. Sudovsky z Gle
velandu. v pade dazd'a piknik
bude ma druh1 nedel'u, 26. jdna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
ZAP1sNICA
(DokOncenie s |. strany.)

\IOhuhCWAiiV . i. SGI dHJ.j
Martin j. Lasnak z Haselton
Campbell, stvrt 'stranovtl Cd
Frankie Bros. "a S., stvrt 'strano.
VII Cd adv. Juraja f. Prokopa "a
$5 a, polstranovd cd Josepha E.
julius "a $40. Spolu "a $1,000.
Ma schodzi dal br. Juraj Var.
go dive ohlasky po $500, "a jednu
zaplatiac hotovymi, spolu $1,000.
Frank Hudik stvrt 'stranov1 cd
Youngstown State Bank "a S.,
cd Jana Trojan "a $5, Cd Mike
Ridarsky "a S., cd Franka Vogan
"a $5, cd Michala Fiallu "a $40,
cd Kenvin, Sehromofsky a Habo.
dasz "a $40, Cd Franka Rigelsky
"a $3, od adv. Jozefa Friedmana
"a SIS, Cd Mateja Cnmara "a S.
Cd Mrs. NJ. J. Kubina "a SIS, od
J. G.. Vascaka "a SIS, cd Martins
Dolaka "a $lsod Daniela Sramt
Ia SIS a Cd John N. Santarelliz .;
S.. Spolu "a $500.
Spolu vsetkych ohlasiek je z
10000. Zapisnik NJ. Mraz boil pc
vereny telefonicne vyzvat' este d
ktorych sloyenskych obchodnlko
o ohlasky.
i A. M. Pakovic oznamil, ze I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
CHCETE ZAVARAT JAHODY?

TAX potrebujete knizku "Spra.
covanie ovocia v domacnosti'. Y
tejto knizke naidetc predpisy, a.
ko treba zavarit' jahody a int
ovocinu. Je v nej poucenie 70.
beni lekvarov, deli, dzamov, "a.
ftov atd'. Cena $1.O0. Dostat' '
redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
PoLRot1yA sCH0DzA &. %. KJ.

Spolok Sy. Martina, cislo IS. I,
Il. 8. j, bude mat svoju polrod.
MI schodzrl 10. Jlna 0 2. hodine
popolndni. Kazdy brat sestra
ktorym ie mono, mech sa dosta.
via a vypocnjn zpravy tiradnikov
Pridu vazne yeci ma pretras pre-
dobfo spolku. Vsetci bndtl vftani
ktorych spolok zaujima.
Jozef Dolak, 1Gtovnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
VEL'KY PIKNIK
6. 1873. PENN. s. JEDN.

Cislo 1873 Pennsylvanskej Slo.
venskej Jednoty v Campbell IL
sporiada ma nedel'u, 26. j1na
piknik ma Kimmelovej farme ma
Robinson Road, ma ktory povola.
va vsetkych Slovakov Campbell
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
Spolkove zpravy
sCH0DzA BASEBALL KLUBU
MA I.ANSINGvuLE.

Slovensky Baseball Klub ma
Lansingville bude mat V nede-
HI ve9er, 10. itlna schodzn v klu-
bowel miestnosti Y Sokolovni, ma
ktorej bnde vol 'ba rradu. Vsetei
clenovia majn sa dostavit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
BAL soKOLEK v CAMPBELL

Cislo 96. Sokoliek Sobranija v
Campbell usporiada ma 18. jdna
ve6er 0 8. hodine vel ky bal v Ia
lianskej hale, ma ktory povolAva
ct. slovenske obecenstvo. Ma bale
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
OZNAMENIE
S1ovakom Slavianom ma okolic!
Yor1npxtown n q. Sharon Pa

Youngstown, o. a Sharon, Pa.
Slovenska Cirkev Bozia .bude
mat vonkove vyrocne shromazde.
uie Cd 3. do 10. julia. SlrNby a ka-
zal1ie Slova Bozieho bud1 kazdy
den cd Hubbard, O. ma vychod
p mile, ma Kansas Corner. Kaz.
dy Slovak a Slavian bude vita.
ny. O d 'alSie vysvetlenie Haste
sa u Jana Cerbus, 347 York St.
Sharon, Pa. :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

4 okolia vstupn6 zdafn1a. -!
bude od obedu do ve6era.
ma hudba bude hrat' 4 vyb0r n
postaral D to, aby nikto nenal
hladu ami smadu. lss|
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

Dude hrat najlepsia anglickh or.
chestra, preto mech je isty kazdy,
ze sa v5borne zabayi. Ka5deho
srde6ne nvitame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
PRE- vAsU INFoRMACIU

n
rohky
81 % opdeua po n = an PNy
nrmhnm odo dzuomN bvaN&n0 omk
ot rn
ky ehm mnoane lei al m d pM kM sl mkym mzo
h 81 nahvd ' voj
New Britain herald., 1927-01-17
FOUR GET OFFICE IN STATE POLISH ASSN.
Karpinski' Traceski, My narski and Papciak Hon.
 ored at Meeting

Stanley A. Karpinski, member of the New Britain branch of the Polish American Political organiza- tion. was elected state president at the annual meeting'in Hartford yes- terday.
 He is one of four New Britainites honored by the state organization. Attorney Stanley J. Traceski was re- elected financial secretary, and Joseph Mlynarski and Matthew Pap ciak were selected for the executive committee.
 President Karpinski is a former member of the common council, hay ing served as councilman and as an alderman, before taking his pres ent position with the federal depart ment of internal revenue. Attorney Traceski is assistant clerk of the sen- ate. MT. Mlynarski is a member of the board of public works and an assistant superintendent of the state capitol. MT. Papciak, a former coun- cilman, is a deputy sheriff of Hart ford county.
 A large delegation of New Britain members attended the meeting.
 Although it was first planned to make an informal report on the dis charge of Peter J. Pajewski from the police board chairmanship, this plan was dropped and no mention was made of the incident.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-17
Federal Agents in New Drive On
 Lottery in Mass.; 39 Are lndieted
Securities Products Company Said to Be Behind Latest
 Gambling Scheme to Run Afoul of Law

Boston, Jan. 1T P-Another fed eral drive against lotteries operating in Massachusetts became known to- day when the names of 39 men se- cretly indicted in connected with the double play" lottery were an- nounced. Five of the indicted, who were said to be the leaders, live in Peoria, H.. and the remainder in cities and towns of Massachusetts.
 It was disclosed today that war rants for the indicted men had been issued last Friday. The charges arc of possession and transportation of lottery tickets. The lottery distribut- cd prizes on baseball and football scores and on clearing house figures, it was charged.
 Federal agents said that the of fees of the lottery in Peoria and in New York city bore also the name of Security Products company. They charged that the group began op- erations in New York last spring and more recently extended opera tons into New England
 The names of the Peoria men are George D. Sax. Morris Sax, Abe Sax, Albert Westcobb alias Westcott Morris Bork or Morris L. Borke, and Winner McNamara. The last named was said to have been gen.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-17
SeN Liquor to Get Cash for
 Operation on Crippled Child
Son of Greenwich Police Chief and Wife Under Arrest
 After Wellington Street Raid

Officer John c. Stadler testified that he and Officers Cosgrove and Collins went to the Medley home Sat urday night and seized AZ quarts of alleged whiskey. The police had complaints that liquor could be bought from the Nedleys. Mrs. Ned ley was arrested forthwith and re- leased in $500 bonds. Yesterday. Medley was arrested after Chief Hart and Officer Stadler discussed Mrs. Nedley's declaration that she had charge of the liquor business.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods asked Medley why he did not save the money he invested in liquor. and apply it on the cost of the child's operation. Medley replied that he had hoped to do enough business in a short time 10 meet the expense. He did not want the profit for him. self. he said. He bought the liquor from a New York party. who was ar rested recently, he said. Asked if he had a large trade. Medley answered that it was not as large as he had hoped for He Is a salesman. he said, and formerly lived in Greenwich. Mrs. Medley made no statement. Bonds of S2o0 each were set by Judge Hungerford.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-17
UNITED PRESS ADDED TO
 HERALD'S NEWS SERVICE
Augmented Facilities For Benefit of Readers Effective in This
 Newspaper Today

The Herald is adding to its facili. ties for furnishing the broadest pos sible news coverage of the United States and the world by including in its news columns the wire service of the United Press. which organiza- tion started it's wires in operation here today. This newspaper has been member of the Associated Press for years and New Britain people have enjoyed the services of that great cooperative organization for the gathering of news. Needless to say tn Herald will still treasure the Associated Press report, as the people here have doubtless ap- proved of it's work. testimony to which effect may be found, in part, in the great circulation of this news paper in the community. The As- sociated Press will still furnish the coverage to us that we have usually enjoyed
 However, it is well to progress and 1e mark our advance by the acquisition of the United Press, it. self strong and interesting wire service, with a capable field of cor respondents. one of whom. by the way, is Minott Saunders who works from London and whose cub report CT days were spent on this paper. Doubtless the United Press will be able to furnish us with many stories which will be of interest locally and we shall carefully try to present the best of it's report supplementary to the Associated Press.
 The Herald now has two complete sets of news services, with two sets of wires into the office. It has gone to this extra expense in an endeavor to serve and serve well. tho first function of every newspaper. Ws expect that our efforts to please will be well received.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-17

After pleading guilty to two counts of violation of the liquor law at his home, A Wellington street. Belvi- dere, Edwin N. Medley, aged S5, son of the chief of police in Greenwich, took the witness stand in police court this morning and told Judge Hunger ford the reason he and his wife opened their home to drinkers and made 1t a rendezvous for automobil- ists and others desrous of purchas- ing liquor, was that their son, aged about 12. must undergo an opera tion intended to improve his crippled condition. and they hoped to realize enough money on liquor to pay the expenses.
 Judge Hungerford asked Medley the cost of the operation. the name of the surgeon and other details. Medley said Dr. Paul P. Swett of Hartford will perform the operation this week. No fee had been mention ed as yet, he said. Judge Hunger ford. apparently impressed by the story, ordered a continuance until Friday morning in Nedley's case and that of his wife, Mrs. Hazel Medley. aged s1, who also pleaded guilty to both counts.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-17
Arrested in Bank on Charge of Issuing Seven Checks in Name of For mer Employer.

Charged with forgery, Constantine Fabbretto, aged 20, of 61 Main street was taken into custody today at the Commercial Trust company this forenoon by Detective Sergeants Mo- Cue and Ellinger, and will be given a hearing in court tomorrow morn ing.
 The young man was employed as a laborer by Joseph Luzietti, local contractor. until last September, and of late has been employed by an- other contractor. From September 25 to November 25, 1926, he is all legged to have forged Luzietti's name to seven checks, which he en- dorsed in his own name and fictitious names, cashing some of them at the bank and obtaining the money on other in transactions. The amount involved is s243.5o.
 Luzietti, becoming suspicious when he failed to recognize the names on the face of checks, is said to have confronted Fabbretto with the evil uCllNC eiilu tllS ldltCl lo odlu lo nave admitted his guilt. The police were notified by telephone that an officer was wanted at the bank, and when the sergeants responded. Fabbretto was turned over to them. Luzietti was with him and explained the de- tails.
 Fabbretto brought about the ar rest of companion a few weeks ago, and testified against him on the charge of theft of a camera and one dollar. He missed the camera and suspecting his companion, he trap ped him with a dollar bill. At that time, the young man who was ar rested, remarked to the police that Fabbretto had a mysterious source of income. Fabbretto has been Keeping company" with 16 year old girl employed in a Main street store, and according to him, they were planning to marry, she having accepted him yesterday. She did not know of his financial matters, he said, and has no connection with the alleged forgeries
 Sergeant McCue said this after noon that further investigation of the case has revealed that Fabbretto raised at least $500 through for geries, with the possibility that an even greater amount may be traced to him. The investigation was un- der way this afternoon and if it is not completed tomorrow morning, a continuance will probably be asked.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-17
$275,0O0 FOR NEW BRITAIN
 IN NATIONAL 20. BUDGET
SL0PER AGAIN PRESIDENT
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Veteran Financicr, in Office Since 1895, Again Honored By Di-
 rcctOrs-W1th Bank GO Years

Andrew J. Sloper. president of the New Britain National bank since 1895, was reelected at a meeting of the directors this noon. All other officers were also reelected. They arc: Frederick s. Chamberlain, vice. president and cashier; E. N. Stanley vice president; William H. Judd and A. s. Parsons. assistant cashiers; Curtis L. Sheldon assistant cashier and trust officer.
 Mir. Sloper rounds out three score years of service with the National bank this year, having entered it's employ as a messenger boy in 1867. He was elected a director in 1888 and succeeded the late C. B. Erwin to the presidency in 1895.
 A meeting of the directors of the City National bank will be held at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon to re- elect Paul K. Rogers president, Jo- seph F. Lamb, president and Francis c. Kelly, cashier.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-17

cral distributor of the lottery tickets.
 Among the overt acts charged in the indictments was the transporta- ton of tickets from New York to Springfield on November 1 by Me Namara. He was also charged with transportation of tickets from New York to Leominster, as was John Andrews, on September Is. It was said that the lottery offered special prizes on holiday games.
 Early in December the federal grand jury in Boston returned in- dictments against 36 men In con- nection with the so-called Albany, Hudson, of fearing house pools. The majority were Massachusetts residents but a group of Albany, N. T., men were the alleged leaders. All are now awaiting trial on bail ranging from 5000 to s1o,o00.
 It was charged that the Hudson pool contributed s,5,00O to the last republican state campaign in New York while another pool was said to have given support to ,ne oemocrat- ic candidates. The books of the AL bany pool were said to have been used for several years by the United States internal revenue service in collecting income taxes from the winners.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-17
IN LOVE, TURNS BANDIT
Cambridge Youth of 1T Said to Have Become Robber to Outshine an Older Rival.

Cambridge, Mass. Jan. 17 P- Money to help him out-shine an old CT rival for a girls affections was the object of 17-year- old Frank Silva in turning robber. That is what his brother Joseph asserted after Frank had been arrested and had confessed to the police that he had participated in two hold-ups in Somerville and Cambridge and had stolen an auto mobile.
 Frank was arrested in bed yester- day after a stolen check had been traced to him.
 Hes just a young kid. without any sense," said his brother. He had a girl whom he loved. She was just a flapper and fond Of riding around in taxicabs. Frank had no money and was out of work. Then he heard that an older man, boot legger. had been taking his girl out to ride in shiny automobiles. He thought all he needed was money to beat out the other man."
New Britain herald., 1927-01-17
SENATE WINS RIGHT TO CALL WITNESSES
Supreme Court Rules Against Nal Daugh-
 erty in Appeal

Washington. Jan. IT. ---{P In a decision broadly confirming the in quisitorial powers of congress, the supreme court today ordered Nal S. Daugherty of Ohio returned to the custody of the senate sergeant-at- arms for such further action as that body might care to take toward his punishment.
 The court found that congression- al committees can compel witnesses to attend when they are consider ing legislative subjects, and that the investigation of Attorney-General Daugherty in 1924, in which Nal Daugherty refused to testify. was such an inquiry. No dissent was announced.
 Senate leaders will confer before any further action is taken. Sena- tor Wheeler of Montana, prosecutor of the Daugherty Investigating com mittee, said it might not be consid- cred advisable to revive the commit tee since it had been testified in the conspiracy trial of Harry M. Daugh- erty in New York that the bank records about which Nal Daugherty was to testify had been destroyed.
 Reporting the decision to the senate, Chairman Reed of the Sen- ate campaign funds committee se- cured unanimous consent to have the full decision printed in the record. Several witnesses have failed to give this committee the information it requested.
 This is a decision of far-reach- ing effect" MT. Reed said. Tt means that the senate may proceed as it wishes, within the law, against Mir. Daugherty.
 Had the decision been otherwise,
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