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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
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sadnutie.
n. zasalinutie = hotel Antlers.

II. zasadnutie y ho4sli Antlers. !,
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|rol Stiasny a vymenoval "a zapi-
|sovatel'a Mateja Mraza.
| Prftomni: Karol Stiashy, Jo1ef I
Husek, Gustav Kosik Rev G. 4.
| Orbach, Ignac Tatala, Jan Pam
|kuch, Karol Belohlavek, Jan A.
Koc1r, Oskar Koreff, Edward Va
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l Precitana bola omluva tajom-
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Nv znamost vzata.
| Kol. Orbach, Kosik, Tatafa a
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ri, podali zpravu. Vybor udal, Ge
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lzodpovedajhcu pleehu ma. zaloze
ME kolonie. Debaty O Floride sll-
castnili sa mimo horeuvedenych,
kol. Husek, Pankuch, Stiasny,
| Belohlavek. ,Uvazene boly. zhor
sujdce sa robotne pomery v prize
1 mysli nahradzanfm l'udi stroja-
| mi d neutesenym stavom uhol'1ie
no priemys1u jednohlasnee bo1o
ushesene, aby floridskyy vybor O.
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ia este aby siel do F1oridy pre-
Izret' inc plochy... Vybor doplneny
/ Dol Janom Pankuchiom.
! Pojednavane bolo o ziadosti
podpor.. elena Vaczyho. Po debate
usnesene bolo, ably vybor pozosta-
vajdci Rev. Orbacha, Vaczyho
a Koreffa sostavil rezol1ciu proti
4 naboAenskeji bigoterii " americkej
lpolitike. .ss.rt:4s U *s..t 10,
Kol. Orbach hlasil, ze na zia-
ldost predsedu SdruHenia Sloven-
lskych Novinarov zakrocil Ii fede
ralaej postoyej vrchnosti. prot
casopisu 'Samostatnost"'. V INA
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X Kongres jednomysel me usnie
1 sol isa poziadat' br. Ivara Biele-
Z: kaj ably Trad pfedsedu Slovenskej
j I,igy este ma jeden termin pI;riijal
| s prisl 'dbenim koioperacie sdruza.
nych noyiqaroy; Kol. KosikS, pred i
sedajqci kongresu Ligy, povere
. fny bol Nysloyit stlto Giadosta br.
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redAktort Narotinycha.. Noviar' i
"a zakladaNlceAo Peter Baran, to,
varnik q Newark, IN. J..&}.,H4 acs
! Nastala' vol Ma tradu:' Karoi
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vzdor nafiehaniu, odoprel podr-
Eat I irad mad d'alej, preto "a pred
sedu jednohlasne zveleny bol 'Gul
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Jozef Zary Jan Pankuch. r n
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ry nemohol prist' n qna kosn1gres, "a,
slal zad 'akoyanie., IA ,noveho ta-
] jomnika zvoleny bol Matej Mraz.
! "a pok4adnika znovuzvoleny
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Ia elenov dozornehe vyboru:
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7 Ska a Stefan MatuIa.
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skej literatdry podraal 81 ! mad a
lei kol. Stiasny.
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. | Kosfk, vi. kongres zakl 'ncil. -
Il Mattel Mraz, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22

rajd cd druhych len to nalepie Tento fakt moze po
vzbndt' narodnd hrdost Sloyakov Cechov primal
rodieov ably svoje dietky dali teesne vychovat
slovenskemu Sokolstvu
Nogales international., 1928-11-02
TUESDAY TO BE RED LETTER DAY

The biggest question to be decided by the voters
OF this county at Tuesdays election is whether the
county government shall continue to be managed by
Republican Board of Supervisors
For the first time in the history of Santa Cruz
County Republican Board of Supervisors has been
at the helm OF the county government the past two
years-and al, because the Democrats of this great
Democratic county split to pieces in the 1926 cam
palgn, knitted one another, and allowed the oppos;-
ton to get control Of the most important part of the
county government
It's different tale this year The Democrats are
united they going to the polls Tuesday and retire
the Republican regime and place IN office three ster
Nogales international., 1928-11-02

ling Den6crats-Dave Wilkey, Victor J. Wager ahd
Bob Campbell.
The voters have had enough of Republican man
agement enough of the policy of favorng few and
ignoring the They have had enough Of Re-
publican Board of Supervisors letting contracts to the
highest bidders because those bidders happened to be
Republicans OF persons who have been more or less
aligned with the Republican administration.
Tuesday VII be red letter day in the history
Of Santa Cruz 1t will be day when the Republican
political machine becomes q thing of the past.
Nogales international., 1928-11-02

AY1niStice D0v-Tbe UnknOzv,a ,C0Ldiey

ne body OF the unknown soldier" buried
Nat1n 4apo and Amsice Day thoughts inevitably d.
'eo toward THIS symbol OF the great struggle through
y @ pnhs h s grave OF the man OF whom nothing known
artist or aborer OF whatever religious have been his grave
9 az ne shrine those who love
nVne served ms iand nobyno
make his sacred - " ~
Nogales international., 1928-11-02

Phoenix-Contract for construc-
ton OF Two bridges awarded 20
Levy Constitution Co. Of Denver
or bid of $S3,
New Maxico, Texas and Arizona
Will havs telep ore improvements
totaling $1,130,534.
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-28
SHRINERS, VISITING MASONS. YORK AND SCOTTISH RITES
 ENTERTAIN LOCAL LODGE

On April 7th, the Shriners, visit ing Masons, together with the To- cal York Rite and the soiOurn.ng Scottish Rite Masons entertained the local lodge of Masons, mem bers of the Eastern Star, and their families and invited guests at banquet. card party. program and dance, which was well attended and much enjoyed by all present. It was not reported in the columns of the Nugget earlier purely because of lack of space.
 The evening started off with a bounteous banquet, at 6:3O D. m, at which was served all the good things to eat that the land affords. Mrs. Rose Lescher prepared the banquet in the culinary department of the Masonic Temple, and there Is no use saying that everything was good to eat, for everyone here abouts knows her coOking-it's al most heavenly One hundred and thirty-two were seated at the ban quet
 After the banquet twelve hands of whist were played. for which splendid prizes were given the win ners.
 The Temple was decorated with the colors of the Shrine and the other Masonic Rites. and the bril- liant colors, together with the even ing gowns of the ladies, and the red fezzes of the shriners, made up color scheme wellnigh overpow- ering.
 After the cards, short program was given. consisting of piano se- lections and vocal selections. which were well received.
 By this time the dance floor had been made ready for the assembiage and dancing was enjoyed to the de- lightful strains of Julian's Orches- tra until late hour. when the assemblage broke up, with everyone tired but happy.
 It was the most enjoyable party of it's kind to be given in Nome for many a day.
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-28
LOCAL NEWS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO
 HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION

Saturday, May 5th, has been se- Iected for the annual banquet and election of officers of the North western Alaska Chamber Of Com Lnerce for the coming year. The Log Cabin, which is now owned by the chamber, will be the scene of the banquet and meeting, and will be appropriately dolled up for the occasion.
 President Geo. s. Maynard has appointed d committee 10 handle the affair, consisting Of A. PoIet. chairman of the banquet commit tee; E. l.. Range. chairman of the Hall and Membership Committee: i: and Chas. H. Milot, chairman of the program There will be no charge and all members and invited guests are urgently requested to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-28
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE
 lO0TH ANNIVERSARY

The 109th anniversary of the founding in the United States of the Independent Order of Odd Eel lows was fittingly celebrated at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday night. April 26th.
 The affair consisted of a dinner. cards and dancing. Promptly at 6:30 D. m., approximately 100 Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and their guests sat down to sumptuous dinner prepared by MT. and Mrs. Jack CTS. District Deputy Grand Master James Haley, presided over the banquet and in his brief opening remarks told of the purpose of the celebration and welcomed all pres- ent. after which Past Grand Nels ] Swanberg gave the invocation. clamation from the Grand Lodge in reference to celebrating the 109th anniversary. Following the banquet Mrs. T. c. Lehman rem dered vocal solo accompanied by Mrs. Geo. S. Maynard on the piano. Past Grand Chas. D. Jones gave . short talk on Odd Fellowship which concluded the dinner arrangements. The banquet tables were hurried ly replaced with whist tables and in a few minutes everybody was playing cards. Past Grand Nels Swanberg ofhciated as manager of
 $; games ably assisted by of the games the following were de- elared winners and were awarded beautiful prizes: Miss Madeline Galkins, 1st Miss Grace Swanberg, 2nd: and Mrs. T. Lyle, the conso lation prize. Harvey Grant won mems first prize: Robert Sears, won second; and Prof. L. E. Breuer the consolation prize.
 The floor was soon cleared and dancing was enjoyed from 1O: Is to midnight when the party came to an end, each and every one loud in his praise of the delightful evening furnished by the Odd Fellows. The "Jazzhounds" furnished poppy nus ic in their usual style and class. The committees who handled the affair So successfully are to be con- graduated in the highest terms.
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-28
ALASKA ROAD COMMISSION
 HAS BIG PROGRAM OF WORK

The local officials of the Alaska ined the program for the coming season work, to representative of the Nugget, and since it is broad scope and beneficial 10 the dis irict. the Nugget prints the inter view herewith.
 The allotments for the various branches of the work have all been received by the local disbursing off, ger. and much improvement is plan ned for this summer.
 Harbor Work
 $50 feet of revetment will be driven on the South side of Snake river. working toward the foundry on the Sand Spit.
 The dredging activities will be similar to those of last year and equipment will also be similar. but with the exception that the material removed from the river will be de- posted on the NoTth Slde or the river making fill back of the re Yetment where the city dock now stands The material will be car ried over the river by Hume action.
 While awaiting the arrival of the material for the pile driver crew to begin work on the south side of the river, clamshell buck ct dredge will be operated to fur ther improve the present freight
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-28

landing opposite to Wagner's prop erty. The dredging operations this season will be different from last years operations in that the pull Of the dredge this summer will be along the course of the river in stead of across the river. Special cable equipment will be placed to operate the dredge.
 Road Work
 The road program started last year will be continued this season, with the addition of reconstructing the Osborne creek road. and con- tinuing the Dry creek road out to Otto Halla's works.
 General maintenance work will be carried out on all existing roads in addition to the new work.
 In the outlying sections. general maintenance work will be conduct ed at Teller. Tin City. Deering, Candle, Council-Ophir. Dime creek and solomon river.
 T1amway Work
 The usual repair and mainte- nance work will be performed on the Nome-Shelton tramway. on the same basis as last years oper- ations.
 Aisplane Landing Fields
 With the funds available. the To- cal officials of the A. K. C., plan to construct three landing fields in addition to those already estab- lished, but these three projects are being held in abeyance until the arrival sometime in May of Gov ernor Geo. A Parks. Ma jor Mall eolm Elliott, head of the Alaska Road Commission. and R. J. Som mers. Territorial Highway Engin- eer, all of whom are making an extended tour of the Territory To- eating new airplane landing fields, with a view to broader and more far-reaching air service for all of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-28
l.. Q. o. NJ.

Installation of Officers Monday, April sOth. at g P. M.. sharp. fol- lowed by a Card Party and Dance to start at 2 P. NJ. All Moose and Lcgionairres requested to attend.
 W. H. KOO<'H. Sec'y.
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-28

ARD OF I'll \ \ K $
 The Committee in charge wishes to thank all those who assisted to make the Nome Kennel Club Pag- cant and Carnival a success.
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-28
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

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JUSTICE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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EIEI,l'---FEMALE.

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