davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
Choice Of Club
Important in
Golf Shot

By Chas. (Chick) Evans, j.
A golfer should play from three
to 30 strokes more on 4 round II
his choice Of clubs was bad. In
fact. / have seen two great golfers
playing together and neither hardly
missing q shot, but they were eight
khots apart for the Is. You see,
on the practice field one can hit
them well but when he gets out on
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28
GAME SOUGHT

The Junior Order American Me.
chanics are eager to book a game
for Saturday. Cali "Pop'' Hessler,
Columbia $3.50 after 6 O'Clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28

Apparently Sharkey didn't know
that. He shook up Dempsey and felt
he could knock him down without
much further trouble. He did not
take into consideration Dempsey's
recuperative powers. So he just
kept trying to reach Jack with some
crushing smash--and, as . result, he
was battered to defeat.
Dempsey fought e different fight
against Sharkey than I have ever
seen him fight before. It was q
grim, relentless sort Of battle; one
which had patience az it's prompting
motive. He did not seem to be In q
hurry to finish SEarkey. He did
not take chances. He strove 10
break down Sharkey's strength with
o merciless body attack in the in
fighting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28

the course you must not only have
hit the shot well but you must have
chosen the right club for the dis.
lance You had to 90.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28

In 1923 he scored over w. Car
rett Gilmore Of Philadelphia, in the
Shriner's special singles over the
lower Potomac course.
Joe Scannell. formerly with the
Boston Boat Club. came to the Pc.
tomacs several years ago. He was
a member Of victorious crews while
with the New England scullers, and
has helped the District oarsmen In
several triumphs, particularly In the
Southern regattas.
Nelson Oliver. the son Of a former
Potomac scuIler. is following in his
siress footsteps. John Bittner, one
of the winning members In the
sweeps In the 1917 Middle States
carnival, as well as winning crews
since. is pulling the bow oar on the
present crew. His past experience
is a boon to his mates.
Carl RoslnsIxi first won Iau-
rels in Philadelphia, having held
Q position I'm an eight and quad
In the Quaker City several
years ago.
Alden Unger, the baby Of the
boat. has yet to have his mettle
tested. He has rowed in several
schoolboy races. He showed up so
wei this year that the seniors have
adopted him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28

b
As I viewed the proceedings,
sharkey went into that fight with
the idea that he could outslus
Dempsey. beat him down and win
with an early knockout. whatever
clevetness he had. whatever boxing
skill he may possess, he tossed aside
ana be stuck to an attempt at slug.
ing, perhaps because he wanted TO
show the public that he was quite
. slugger himself.
Those few punches Sharkey landed
on Dempgey's chin In the first round
the ones that shook up Jack and
made his knees sag q bit--undoubted.
" made Starkey feel that he was
eninently correct in his idea that he
could knock Dempsey into defeat.
But making mans knees sag and
knocking him down and out are two
radically different procedures.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28

Granny GUIDE, who now strokes
the crew. surprised the rowing
p0pulace when he defeated the
leading Oarsmen OF the country
IN the Middle States regatta at
Baltimore, winning the junior,
intermediate and Association
singles In the same afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28

Many men have sagged
Dempsey with punches. But
always Dempsey rallied from
those Oi1slaughts and went on TO
victory. He proved to be- more
dangerous AFTER he was hurt
than before,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28

10 was evident TO the ring.
.siders that Dampsey was calmly
proceeding TO hurt Sharkey and
slow him with the short punches
before he would open up with
his long hooks. But SshaEixey
carried away By his own idea
that Dempsey il an old man."
ignored the warning contained
in Dempsey's style Of fighting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-28

his long hooks. Bue& SlnaEkey@
carried away BY his own idea
that Dempsey ii an old man."
ignored the warning contained
in Dempsey's style Of fighting.
He kept trying to slug with
Dempsey. He let Dempsey get in
close. And before he realized it, ne
was walking into one trap and then
another, and getting for Of five
/ tolting short snashes every time
they came together. Each had
power: each weakened Sharkey. And
before the sixth round Of fighting
was done, it was apparent that
Dempsey was far stronger, that he
had more power and that sharkey
was beginning to sak under the
battering he had taken.
Than Dempsey began to "open
mp" He started his finishing drive.
1t was not long before he accom-.
plished his purpose. A long right.
hand rip to the body-a FAIR punch,
despite all that those who picked
Sharkey to win have to say to the
contrary-hurt Sharkey.
Then, with the opportunity bA.
fore him that he had been so long
waiting for, Dempsey let loose q
left hook for. the chin-the most
famous of all his punches. 1t con.
nected -squarely on the 'button''--
as the expression goes. And down
went Sharkey.
He didn't get up-because he
had nothing to get up with. He
had been battered and pounded
into weakness before that punch
landed. When il struck with
its paralyZing power. Sharkey's
whole body collapsed and he
was through.
I don't know whether sharkey
would have won or had al real
chance TO win--even If he had con.
fined himself to boxing. As / saw
things, Dempsey was far too
smart for him; too crafty, too
much experience and too much
power in his punches Maybe
Dempsey had too muck sgameness--
too much Of the splendid fighting
spirit that carries men to victory
In face Of terrific odds.
But do know that, as the fight
was fought. Sharkey was winner
OF the first round, perhaps also
the second, but that after that
Dempsey started to swing into ac-
ton and, as one round followed
another. it was only a question OF
how long it would take the ''hoI.
low shell" to knock out the young
man from Boston.
It didn't take long.
Copyright. 1897. by Newspaper Feature
Syndicate. tn,.l
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1927-01-15
FRAZER RIVER RUN
OF SALMON PROBED

Victoria, B. CA commits
sion of engineers from the fed
eral and provincial governments
will make an investigation at
He1l's Gate, 100 miles east of
Vancouver on the Frazer river,
to determine whether the gate
impedes the salmon run to the
upper river. The Frazer river
run was ruined in 1913 when
rock slide occurred during
the construction of the Grand
Trunk Pacific railway and
blocked the gate.
With the exception of Alas
ka, this is said to have been
the biggest run on the Pacific
Runs for succeeding years suf-
fe1 ed when the fish were un-
able to reach the upper river
to spawn.
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1927-01-15

bear witness that these state
ments are true.
There are now in the Terri
tory of Alaska 10 herring re-
duction plants owned and oper-
ated by non-residents. They
hire their crews both for their
plants and fishing crews out
side the territory, and they are
paid off outside also, which is
no benefit at all to the res
idents of Alaska. These plants
when operated at full capacity
consumes on an average of 100
to $50 barrels of herring an
hour and operating day and
night it is amazing the amount
of fish required to keep them
going.
Now in the Territory of Al
aska there are some three
thousand resident fishermen
owning their own boats and
gear, the valuation of boats and
gear being over $4,000 each, and
it is very essential to those
fishermen that the herring be
left alone on the fishing
ground which is the natural
feeding places for the king
salmon and ha1ibut, for if the
herring are taken the salmon
and ha1ibut will leave. These
three thousand fishermen and
their families depend solely on
the fish for their livelihood
and at the rate that the her
ring have been taken in the
past ten years to satisfy the
reduction industry, in two or
three years at the most the
fishing industry of Alaska is
at an end; these three thou
sand men and their families
are ousted and the chief assets
of our country have geen des-
troyed. It is far better to
sacrifice the fertilizing industry
now than to sacrifice the fish
ing industry as a whole at the
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1927-01-15
FRANK REED DEFENDS
OPPOSITION To HERRING
REDUCTION PLANTS
Editor Sentinel:

1uICOI OenClnel:
have just read an article III
the Pacific Fisherman (page 7
of the November issue) in re-
gard to the herring situation.
Now that the Pacific Fisher
man has had it's say I should
like to offer a few words in
defense of the stand which the
residents of the Territory have
taken on this matter.
In the first place the author
Of the article intimates that we
are hollering before we are
hurt. He asserts that no def
mite knowledge is available on
the subject.
Now I am a troller, and
have been in the game since
May, 1913, and I have hshed
Chatham Straits every year
since that date. In 1916 and
1917 I was employed by the
Alaska Herring and Sardine
CO. of Port Walter, Baranof
island, and I have made a care
full study of the herring and
[ find since 1916 the herring
are getting scarcer every year.
The season of 1925 the herring
were SO scarce in TibencoH
Bay and Pillar Bay and all
along the shores Of Chatham
Straits, I could not secure
enough for bait in the gill nets
which every one is equipped
with: nets ranging from 8 to
48 fathoms long hung measure.
This year, 1926, there were
periods of from one to two
weeks at a time that we never
saw a herring in Tibencof
and Pillar bays. Tibencoff bay
is one of the principal bays
for herring and salmon and
halibut fishing. There are one
thousand fishermen who will
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1927-01-15
CARD OF THANKS

To Edward G. Morrissey Ed
itor Ketchikan Alaska Chron-
ic1e:
Sincere thanks and apprecia-
ton is here by extended to
you for your able assistance in
securing the election of the en-
tire Republican ticket in the
First division of the Territory.
1t is estimated that you made
fully ESQ votes for the Repb-
lican candidates, especially for
Sutherland, and Paul, by your
able and s1ashing editorials.
True, you forecasted the cleo
ton of Mr.. Marquan, but every
one then believed, and now
knows, that you were merely
kidding the b1eachers.
Trusting that we may have
your continued assistance, I
gratefully remain,
P. F. Gilmore,
Republican Divisional Commit
teernan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Pomnik zastrelenemu
policistoyi.

zulovy pomnlk policistovi,
jenz pri konanl sluzby zastre-
len byl, postaven byti ma ma
prazdnem lotu trojuheln1ku
mezi Lexington ulic1 Falls
way pred policejnf budovou
nakladem policejniho odoboru.
William F. Doehler re seve-
fozapadnf stanice zastfelen
byl cernochem, ktery dosud
dopaden nebyl, 5. srpna.
V nedeli vecer davano
bylo predstaveni v divadle Gar
den We prospech vdoyy a osire-
lych d1tek straznikovych. Nav
stevniky divadlo preplneno by
10 tax, re mnozf do vnitr ami
vpuSteni byti nemohli. Pri
predstavenf z lasky 'ucinkovali
mnozi herci zde dlfcf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Kousnuti straznika "a $26.45.

Alexander COSSuck kOuSl v
nedeli policejnfho straznfka a
v pondelf "a "bite" zaplatil po-
kutu v obnosu $26.45. K tomu
priplatil SIS spolu s manzelkou
svoj1 "a rusenf pokoje.
Straznik, John Scullen spolu
S jinym vesli do domu {. % N.
High ulice, aby tam utisili rva-
cku. Cossuck kopl Scullena do
zaludku a pax jej kousl do ra-
meme.
William Roop zachranil
straznika, Raymonda K. Mile
Sc, pred probodnutfm nozem,
kdyz ma n6ho re zadu vrhl Sc
cernoch, Leon Edwards, FL ro-
XII stary z N. Fremont ulice.
Miles -chtel jej zatknouti,
kdyz tento bombardoval lahve-
mi druheho ma rohu Vine a
Arch, ulic. Cernoch odsouzen
byl ma rok do polepsovny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Blaznila 5 revolverem v
nemocnici.

V muzskem oddelenf ma dru-
hem poschod1 Mercy nemocni-
ce notny postrach vzbudila
Florence Rebbecon Brehm
lane, jez pri navsteve sv6ho
nemocneho manzela ohrozova-
la kde koho revolverem.
Manzel jejf, John Rebbecon,
po patnact mes1c1 lezf ne
mocnici, kde lecen jest z pre-
razenf kycle. Kdyz posledne
pfisla jej navstiviti, pocala
destnikem tlouci do postele,
vytahla z pap1ru revolver a ma
mlfila tento ma manzela. Kdyz
policista zavolan, namfrila re-
volver proti nemu a pocala O.
statn1m hroziti zastrelenim. Ma
domluvy straznfkovy konecne
vydala mu revolver.
Pred nekolika roxy lecena
byla v Bay View.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Goebel zvitsziI.

Diva aeroplany re ctyr, jez
pokusily sc letem Kalifornie
ma ostrovy Havajske O ceny
$4,000, stastne doletely ma
mlsto urcen1 ma Wheeler-Field.
Prvnl doletel Art Goebel. VI
teznym letem dobyl l. cenu
$4,000.
Druhy vzdalenost stastne u
rail Martin Jensen, jenz do
byl druhou cenu, $4,000.
0 osudu dvou druhych aero
plant o cenu zavodicfch do
ctvrtku do rama mic urciteho
nebylo mono zvedeti. v jed
nom aeroplanu byla Miss Do
ran Sc svoj1 sestrou, ucitelkou
re statu Michigan, Mildred.
Aeroplan jejich ridil ia. Ped
lar. V druhem aeroplanu byl
Jack Frost z New Yorku.
Pc obou zmizelych aeropla-
mech nar1zeno bylo 1silne pa
ltrani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Prohibice.

V desfti prepadech provede-
nych prohibicnfmi agenty v no.
ci z patku ma sobotu a v sobo-
tn rano v Baltimore Anne A
rundel okresu zatceny byly dve
zeny a devet muzG.
We 100 bloku Fremont ave.
zatcena byla zena S manzelem
svym, Thayer Anderson.
V prvn1m bloku N. Caroline
ulice zatcena byla Rose New
ton Josephem Mariana.
Ma Evelyn soru ma Curtis re-
ce zatceni Barney Brown a
George Sewers. V budkach We
dlejslch, We dvou. nalezeny a
zniceny ~byly domaci pivovary
a George Wonder, sladek, "a
wren.
Clarence Mathews a Ernest
Moreland zatceni ma N. Gilmor
ulici a Anthony Brocato ma N.
Pearl ulici.
- Prepadenfn1 lodi Betty
Weems", jez do Baltimore pri-
jela Floridy v pondeli, poda-
rilo sc agentGm skonfiskovati
ma lodi predvalecne koralky v
Gene vetsf nezli $4,000. Ko-
ralka ukryta byla v bednach
ma nichz byly napisy: "hard.
ware" Adresa byla ma j. War.
ner & Co., nejakou to neexistu.
jfcf firmu.
Policie zatkla a pTedala a.
gentGm: Alberta Annise, 1jens
mel u sebe tri pinty koralky
Zatcen v Curtis Bay ma pieru
B. & O. drahy. Criss Purnel
ze Sparrows Point zatcen ns
lrohu Howard a Lombard ulic
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Otec IL dftek zastTelil muze
" Annapolis.

Gary Fawler, bohaty farmar
ma South river u Annapolis sko
iii v 1tery peti ranami z revol-
veru Dewey Norise, % rokI
stareho, majitele kavarny.
Fowler po zatcenf SVEN u
dal, re zastrelenf bylo jenom O.
sudnou nehodou, kdyz pocal
Sc tahati O revolver s Norrisem.
Udal, re byl obetf prepadu v
kavarn6 Norrisove v sobotu v
noci a ze Cd vecera toho poca-
10 mezi mimi panovati nepTa-
telstvf. V 1tery Fowler ozbro-
jill sc revolverem, kdyz do An
napolis vydal Sc vetsf cast
kou penez platiti notu. Ma
West ulici u Church circle set
kal sc Norrisem. Pri setkanf
nastala hadka. Fowler vyta-
hi revolver. Oba cht6li byti
pany jeho. Pocaly padati ra-
ny a Norris kacel Sc k zemi
mrtev. Fowler je otcem II d.
tex. Sestnact z Mich je ma Ii
WI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Spolkovy vestnik.

Oznamuje Sc clennm spolku
ssv. Petra Pavla els. 20, K. D,
ze Sc bude odbyvati mesicni
schGze V nedeli, dne 21. srpna.
Vaclav Hradsky, predseda,
Josef j. Wallis, tajemnik.
- Die usneseni ,spolku O.
znamuje Sc clenGm spolku sv.
Vojtecha, re Sc bude odbyvat
Tadna m6sfcnf schGze pristi
ned6li, 81. srpna urcite v /. no.
dinu odpol. SchGze tato jest
dGlezita a kazdy Glen ma byt
pf1tomen.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, pTedseda
Josef F. Viktor, tajemnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Topeni Sc.

V sobotu diva Baltimorane
zachrannei byli pred utonutfm
Jedenact rok1 starry Clarence
Martin a jeho bratranec, tri-
nactilety Henry Mcclellan z
| York road zachraneni byli z
vodnl nadrzky We Washingto-
nu zrizencem drahy, Charles
Ruby, ktery vrhl Sc do teto a
tonouc1 zachranil. Martin
sklouzl Sc zdi do nadrzky. Bra
trance jeho vskocil "a MIN, a.
by mu pomohl. Pocali tonouti
oba.
- Dva roxy stare decko,
Miriam Akers, zachraneno by
10 pred utopenim sc u pieru
v Rock Hall luterskym fara-
rem Parkville, Carl Web
kingem, v sobotu odpoledne.
Decko, dcera tamn1ho kapita-
ma, byla s jinymi ma Rock Hall
cekaj1c1mi ma vyletn1 LODI. Fa-
rar, jenz ma LODI tez cekal, po-
jednou zahledl, jak dfte spa
dlo do hlubiny. Uvazav Sc "a
provaz, ponevac plovati neu-
mel, skocil "a d1tkem a toto v
bezpec1 z hlubiny vytahl.
z Jones Falls zachranen byl
76 rok1 starry John Moore z
Pittsburgh Petrem J. Burns
Bank ulice, jenz kdyz z auto
mobilu zahledl, jak stafec pa
da do vody, vskocil S automo-
blu "a starcem a zachranil jej
Obema ku pomoci pTispel Con
rad Green, jenz pres zed reky
vytahl je pomoci provazu. V
nemocnici oba osetreni byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
MlStnl Zrrayy

Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Wy.
kupitele pohrben byl v ponde-
II a roxy starry Lawrence
Chlumsky, syn rodicd: Antona
a Agnes Chlumsky, {. 806 N
Madeira ulice. Zemrel IL. srp-
ma. PohTebni obrady vykonal
Rev. LiSka.
Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele pohrbena bude So
botu pi. Anna Hajek, jez zem-
rela ma srdecnf vadu v dome
dcery sve, Josephine stolba, c.
734 N. Patterson Park avenue,
We start 65 rokG. Nalezela ku
spolknm: Oltarnimu a Fanny
Marie u. P. Narodila Sc v Ra-
doSicfch Cechach. Odchod
zesnule zelf dftky.
Pohrby vypravila firma FIR.
Cvach Syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Strelen dvakrate " boji
policistou.

Tvrde, re napaden byl GER
nochem, kdyz jei zatykal v no
ci ma nedeli, policejnf straznik
Harry P. Levinson ze severoza-
padnf stanice, ospravedlnoval
stTeleni cernocha.
Cernoch, Isaac Conyer, 27
rokG starry z 1900 bloku Penn
sylvania avenue, znamy vytrz-
nix, jenz n6kolikrate jiz mel
opletanf s policif, dan byl do
nemocnice s dvema strelnyma
ranama, jednou do zaludku a
druhou do ruky. Straznik Le-
vinson udal, re byl v blfzkosti
policejni stanice, kdyz Marie
Blackwell pTib6hla a zadala O
pomoc pro matku svoji, Mil
dred Jones, kterou Conyer ma
padl jejlm dome ma McMec-
hen ulici. Kdyz Levinson We
sci do domu cht6l zatknouti
cernocha. S vykrikem, re to-
no nikdy nedokaze, vrhl Sc Ger
noch ma policistu uderil jej do
celisti kousl do obliceje, po
cemz vytrhl mu policejni obu-
SEX. Straznfk vytrhl revolver,
z n6hoz rama vysla trefila
cernocha do ruky. Cernoch
rozlfcen vyzdvihl obusek ma
straznfka chteje jim jej uderi-
ii do hlavy. Straznlk strelil a
cernoch kull v zaludku ska
eel sc ma zem. Poranenl straz-
nfkovo osetreno bylo v nemoc-
nici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Pet mil urazila plovanim Sc
dmnactileta divka.

Bojujlc proti vetru a prud-
kemu desti, sedmnact rokG
stara skolacka, Marble Troy z
Baker ulice, Sc zdarem plova-
la Cd Fort Carroll ku Stoney
fece v nedeli odpoledne.
Dlvka prekonala plovanim
vzdalenost peti mil 8 hodi-
mach a 20 minutach. Silnym
vetrem zahnana 'byla z prime
cary til mile stranou. Ma Sto-
ney rece uv1tana byla velikym
poctem vyletn1kG.
Nynl chce Sc pokusiti o pre-
plovanl zalivu Cd Sparrows
Point ku Stoney rece.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Obvinsn re dvou zIocinH.

James E. Healy, jenz prepa-
dl spravce "New" divadla v
pondeli v 1Tadovne divadla,
chycen byl pronasledujfcfmi
jej straznfkem Kappes v ulic-
ce v pozad1 divadla. Pokus ie-
no vykrasti divadelnl pokladnu
odporem spravce Sc mu nezda-
fil. Pri dopadenf selhal mu
revolver, j1mz policistu zastre-
liti chtel. Asi We IL hodinach
po nezdarenem pfepadu Healy
ztotoznen byl jake bandita,
jenz 2. srpna okradl obchod S
obuvl ma E. Baltimore ulici O
$128.
V podezrenf jest, ze pred
-dvema mesfci prepaid okradl
spravce Ambassador divadla
We Washingtonu $1,000.
Pred sedmi mesfci Sc ozenil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Nalezli ukradeny automobil s
jeho zlodGji.

Automobil, ktery ukraden
byl Henry Erie z jiznl osme u
lice nalezen byl policejn1mi
straznfky ma Sinclair Lane.
Dva policiste: Lorden a Crea-
mer jedouc1 v automobile "a
hledli ukradeny a v mem sest
mladikG. Oba pustili Sc "a u
jfzdejfcfmi a dohnali je ma mi
sto, kde Sinclair Lane styka Sc
IS Loney's lane. Mladfci cd 10
do 21 rok1 start byli: Dunni-
gan, Mccullough, Reschner,
Hess, Burke a Mitchell. Vsich-
nj z JIM casti mesta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-19
Automobilove melody.

- Zalujlc, re naslllm vyhO-
zena byla z automobile Milto-
mem S. Chambers 6. srpna,
kdyz vracela Sc MIN z navst6-e
Wy Lucy E. Miller zada odskod-
ne obnosu $4,000. Cham
bers, jak zaloba -stanovl, ma
kamenicky zavod a diva obcho-
dy zdejsfch hrbitovG.
Millerova zije We 800 bloku
N. Lakewood avenue. V zalo-
be udava, ze vyhozenim crane
ma byla ma hlave, rukou a te-
lie, re ztratila pri tom kozesi-
nu, zlate hodinky, spendlik
$40 ma hotovosti.
Uvadf, re ma Chamberse po-
ckala ma rohu Monument Po-
tomac ulic a re MIN jela ma
navstevu pratel ma soru v Ben
gies, Md. Kdyz sc vraceli,
Chambers ucinil k nj hanebny
navrh a pax Sc rozlitil a il Wy
hodil ackoliv ona, jak udava,
byla zcela nevinna. Co uda
zalovany, ukaze Sc.
= sest rokG stary Earl Phi
lips smrtelne zranen byl true
KEN ma Pratt u Bentalou ulice.
Ia kratko zemfel v nemocnici.
Byla mu rozrazena lebka.
Truck rfdil John DEFINE. Ia
wren byl ma jihozapadnf stani-
ci, kde spolu MIN uveznen
byl Joseph Warth re S. Gilmor
ulice, jenz poranil automobi-
lem, ktery r1dil jako "ucenfk"
jedenact rokG stareho Villa
ma Manke. Tomuto vyrazena
byla ruka z ramene.
= Elektricka kara, {. Is,
naplnena cestujic1mi, vrazila v
1tery ma rohu Somerset a Ash
land avenue do trucku. We
srazce zranen byl cestuj1c1 ka-
ry, William Eberman.
- Automobil, v nemz Bro
ther Matthias re St. Mary's po-
lepsovny, vracel Sc v 1tery
navst6vy pfatel v Dorsey, uva-
Il ma kolejfch B. & O. drahy.
Nezli odstranen byti mohl, pri-
hnal Sc expresni vlak a auto
mobil rozbil ma padrt. Cele
zGstaly jenom dive gumy. Au-
tomobil polepsoVne daroval
byvaly jeji chovanec, Babe
Ruth.
- We stfedu v nehodach au-
tomobilovych usmrceny byly 2
dftky: sedmilety hoch a 4leta
dfvka. Kdyz kyval otci ma roz-
loucenou, hoch, William Henry
Devese, vbehl pred automobil
ma Park Heights avenue tim
to zabit byl.
Minnie Franciotta z Warden
ulice zabita byla ma rohuChase
a Fallsway automobilem, ktery
r1dil namoTn1k z Curtis Bay
skeho depot, John White.
- Ma Belair road u Erdman
avenue poraneny byly We sraz-
ce poulicn1 kary S automobilem
Helen Tollman, IA rok1 stara,
Elizabeth Kidwell 13 rok1 sta
ra, A. C. Geve, "a rokG starry a
Joseph Kl1ma, 2728 E. Madi-
son ulice, motorman kary. Xii
ma poranen byl citelne.
Dfvky jelly S Geve v jeho au-
tomobilu.
-0