davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
zPRAvA PREDsEDU sLnV LfGY,
brata Ivana Bieleka podana II kongrese vydrava-
nom 81 maja a I. juna 1928 Lorain, Ohio
(Pokra'covanie.)

+ = - {
A teraz nazpat k Msgrovi Hin
. kovi.
Po vstupe L L'udovej strany do
ylady mohly a mozu sa roznit'
mienky OIL 'adom neho; moGe mu
tento krok byt zazlievany; nina
sameho krok tento naramne pre-
kvapil bol 81 Y jasnej protive
so sl'ubami osvedGeniami Ii
stovymi, zaslanymi mi pred od-
chodom do kraju. Lenze netreba
d6vodit', ze ku vstupu strany do
vlady doslo ma zaklade nejakych
osobnych who'd Hlinku, myslim
hmotnych. Ten, kto sa mohol va
Fat v bohatstve Nysokych L.
radoch v tom okamihu, v ktorom
by boil popustil al len mack z
borby "a slovensky narod; kto
presiel nielen Vacovom, ci Sege-
dfnom, alebo M1rovom "a ne
jakn hmotnn, osobne mu nepotre-
bnn vyhodu = nezapredal zaiste
ideal borby celeho zitia kratkc
pred jej triumfom.
Pomylit' chybu zrobit' moze
kazdy tax al Hlinka. Ale clovek
V borbe "a. prava naroda zosedi-
vely a posvativsf jej temer cely
zivot = nem0ae sa zpreneverit
svataemu idealu "a misku $3.50
vice.
Takych Andrejoy name male
nelamme palicu mad ich hlava.
mi bez podstatnej prbciny; nepo-
dozrievajme nerdcajme vzacne
uzitocne modly naroda.
BOZ vysilil finanene ma mi
zinu priviedol slovenskti autono.
mistickn tlac inc Jej ustanoviz-
ne. Amerika financne zlyhala a
ME je preto divom, ked' bolo tire
ba chranit 20 sekery porysko
vstiipit' do vlady "a prajnej
sich pomerov zdpasit' aspon w
hodnejsie pozicie. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
MA PREDAJ

Lot 45x150 ma Avondale Ave-, pri
st. Dominic kostole, kare buse.
Haste sa u Jozefa Dolak, 2733
Southern Ave. Telefon 50038. (25
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
Drobne ohlasky
DIR. EUGEN ELDER

Lekar Budapest, oznamnje slo-
venskemu obecenstvu ma Steelton
ze 81 otvoril lekarsku dradovefl
v {. COL Steel st. (nad obchodom
Martina Dolaka). Uradne kodiny
sn: cd II. do 1. a cd 5. do s. We
Ger.
PHONE 3s133
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
MALY PEKN1 DoMcEK

ma predaj, voda, kdpelna, fornes,
garadz, zahradka ma zeleninu, O.
vocne stromky pekny rodiacl
vmic. Ma State ST., dobre miesto
pre- obchod. Vel mi lacno sa pre-
da. Hlaste sa u Jozefa Yanik,
Stop II, Evans park, Girard, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
P0radna sch0dza slovenskych
organizacii S Ligou.


Bolo to dina 30. marca 1926.
ked' na pozvanie Llgy shromaz-
dill sa zastupcovia slovenskych
organizacif a. easopisov, aby pre-
jednali otazEu Kanady a usffie-.
sli sa spolocne na nejakom pla-
ne skutocnej pomoci kanadskym
rodakom. A sch6dza bola 1speSna
nakol 'ko zrodila sa tu vlastne
kancelaria Ligy "a financnej po-
moci roduvernych nasich organi-
ZACH. Krasnym prikladom predi-
Sla nam vsetkvm sestra podpred-
sedkyna, ktora bez poziadania rri
niesla ma menovan1 schodzu v
meme X. 4. j. $4,000. Kancelaria
bola zalozena dina 10. juna V me-
ste Montreal, Que, Kanada pod
spravcovstvom br. Karola MereSa
a pri jej zakladani pritomnf bra.
tia: Kocur Koreff porobili
hned' kroky ma carterovanie LII.
gy.
O kancelarii poda zpravu brat
Karol Meres a mne preto nepri.
chodi nej Sirit SLOW. @ jej nspe,
chu, alebo netlspechu dalo by sd
dovodit'. Ci mas spravca nvyho
vel tamojsim rodakom svojou lie.
torou, alebo pokracovanim &
snad' nasi tamojsi rodaci ocaka
vail cd neho nemoznosti - ne
chcem sudit'. Jedno musim zdo
raznit to je, re cd jej zalozenis
mali SINE neprfjemnosti tamoj
SINH bratmi pre- spravcu a prot
nemu boly podane zaloby dvoms
bratskymi organizaciami v Lige
Kat. Sokolom a posledne ma Roc
nej Schodzi al N. s. S.
Nina to kus zronilo, lebo pozna
som vzdy brata Meresa, Go M
slovo vzateho pracovnika a spoil
kara niemenej al to, ze brat ten
to nedctoval "a mesiace tax sms
nevedeli, ci sa kancelaria vypla
ca, alebo ME. A len nasledkom to
no jeho dodatocna poHiadavks
must byt' riesena tymto Kongre
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
PANE REDAKTORE STIASNY!

Pisete " Obrane, cislo 20. z dna
10. aprila 1928, re je proti Vasej
osobe pohon. -
Ny citatelia, pot 'aane odbera-
celia ci predplatitelia "Obrany'
sme opravneni tiez k tejto veci
prehovorit' a zastat sa Vas tax,
jake sa to ma statoeneho gazdu
,svedci, ked 81 nedovoli ma svoj- |
no sluzobnfka bez d0vodu alebo
ciste 2 pomsty zavisti hanu ky
dat.
Nechodeny chodnik casom ira
YOU parasitic a zmizne. Cim Wac
je ale ten chodnik sliapany, tym
je tvrdsf, viditel 'nejsf a tax al
cennejsi pre- l'udstvo jemu ne
vd acne.
Takto Je to al Vaml. Dobre
ale viete, re. pravda oci kole, re
pravda svetlo bolo pred 1923
rokami Ma krm pribite. No dar-
mo. Pravda zostala len pravdou
svetlo svetlom.
| Ci Ste Wy katolik alebo lutte
ran, to absoltitne na celej veci mic
nemenf. My len toPko vieme, ze
Ste majakom ukazujdcim lasku,
pravdu oddanost' k svojeti. A
vieme, ze Ste statoeny a haklive-
no citu Jenny Slovak jakych ia
naSa chudobna Orava na ovsenom
chlebicku vychovanych rodi. A
vieme to, re Ste jeden sirokeho
rozhl 'adu talentovany zurnali-
sta. Toto dosvedcuju Vase serioz-
ne clanky Obrane. Menovite ale
Vas svetovy politicky rozhl 'ad
| dosvedcuje clanok uverejneny v
| elsie 2S. dna 6. aprila 1928 poo
nazvom "Rodielne mienl Ky, kra
tka to politicka dvaha Rother
merovi. Dobre a padne pozname
lnal nedayno ieden mas tunajS
dctyhodny Slovak, ze krajov!
novinar sa nevyrovna americke
mu novinarovi. Veru je tomu tax
tt, nasi vselijaki Kotrbovci, Roz
kydalovci al Talpra Mad arm
m6zu 81 what ponaucenie cd tn
najsich slovenskych novinarov.
i Wy Ste boil po prevrate ma Slo
vensku. Tam Ste mali prilezitost
lpoznat po uradoch sediacich ma
sich "nepostradatel 'nych" Ra
ktsanov, Bukovincov, Bosenco'
atd'., ktorych slovensky lud ne
navidi a do oci i'm hovori, re Wy
zieraiii Slovensko naSi snazlvl
statocni l'udia sa musia sveton
tnlat'. A tito beocive d d'aleJ Sc
dia ma krku naSho l'udu. Nuz mi
movol ne nadhadzuje sa nam o
tazka, ci by SINE my Slovacl tie,
: nemali tnto mentalitu prevziat'
upustit Cd tel prllis vel l'kej cit
livosti, ked' nam je to mnoho ra
ma tax yel'ku dusevnn hmotnl
skodu. Tito natisnuti bratl;
(cest' vyynimkam) 81 to jenom tai
lehce berou.
Ale potion Wy, zasl1zeny a 20
ctivy pracovnlku ma roll narod
dedienej, tym menej ST vsimajt
nejakeho odkundesa La z ceske
no kmena pochadzajnc Jeh
licsku.s
Bud tie 81 yedomy, ze statotn!
Slovak len laskou a lctou lnie
Vam.
Pozrite 81 ma Vasu mohutn1 ar
madu, ktora eta Y Obrane Vas
zdrave dusevne plody ssaje do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15

Val tCI uuSidl ACAH0AAC. IN pu-I
vodnemu advokatovi dostala sa
pravdepodobne ruka konzulova a
nezrobil mic; druhy, kona, ale ne
moze vykonat' carter taky, kto-
ry by mad ustanoviznou dal maj
vyssiu prayomoc materskej orga-
nizacii, teda nasej Lfge a preto
otazka tato musi byt tiez tn Va
mi konecne riesena.
Kancelaria sa nevyplacala a ne
vyplaca; preco, t'aIzko sudit
Vzdor tomu vsak ma byt' udrza-
ma, aby SINE vykonali povinnost
ku blizkej svojeti ably nepria-
tel 'ske t'ahy newt 'azily mad ma
mi.
Popri Kanade prichodi spome-
nut al
Kubu, Mexiko a Juznu Ameriku.
Bohuzial', ze nest 'astnym roda-
kom nasim v tychto zemiach ne
bolo mozno pomahat' aspon cia-
stocne. Nebolo a nieto spojenia a
hlavne: Nieto prostriedkov. Vse-
tko, co r0zem v tomto smere od-
poriDcat.' je, ably ked We uz pojde
vybor Ligy do stareho kraju Ia
ujme Pittsburghskej Dohody, ably
u nasich politickych stran zakro-
Gil v tom smere, ably bolo p6sobe-
| ne v Narodnom Shromazdeni "a
yyslania poslaneckej komrsie do
tychto zemf ciel 'om. vysetrenia
macoSstva mel 'udskeho zacha-
dzania konzulatov so slovensly-
mi obcanmi Cesko- -Slovenskej Re
publiky. Vyhananie tychto nbo-
ziakov miestnosti vlastnej re-
publiky, hrozby zatvarania, vytky
robenia handy Cesko-Slovenskej
Republike, ponnkanie zobrackych
tasiek uchadzaj1cim sd pomoc
l. rozhodne mel 'ndske, nesvedcne.
| Mad ttakymto pokracovanim krv
zkypi.
| O Juznei Amerike tiea maly o.
braz. Cd tamojsich Slovakov, zor
ganizoyanych v takzvanom robot
nlckom spolku, dostali sme zia,
dost', aby SINE i'm dovolili zakla
dat sbory Llgy prosbu, ably
4 SINE poslah slovenske knMky dt
kniznic. Pravda, sprievode ia
, loby ma tamojsi konzulat. Pono
su, Madost prosbu SINE uverej
q Mill. Vysledok? Cestou pittsburgh
skeho konzulatu dostali SINE lis
cd jedneho tamojsieho naseho TO
daka, ktorom tento Ligu varo
val pred ziadatel mi, lie to s1 l'u
!; dia sluzbach mad 'arskej propa
y CANDY. Vysetrovali sme toto sve
q doctvom zaslanym nam V list
zistilo, re menovany pisatel' z
/, pisanie priDisu bol plateny tamo
sim konzulatom.
Il @ Mexiku cftali ste pripis 1--WE
!; rejneny Jednote. Bol on 1asls
/ ny al Ldge S pat 'desiatimi poo
pismi. Zaviedli sme sbierku a "a
= viedla jul al Jednota a doposlal
; Lige. Do Mexika nemozmo posit
lat peniaze postou, alebo expire:
. som cMe penaznymi jeho poukaz
kami a ami pomocou bankoych /
), stavov. A talk menSiu cast sbie1
(; ky odoslali sme hotovosti, v r,
, gistrovanom liste. Prislo pod q
, kovanie, podpfsane uz len dvat
! siatimi tvrdenie, ze tridsat' Slt
! vakov predoslych so je alebo
/; zalaroch alebo s1 nezyestni.
ii Druha poradna sch0dza sloven-
a skych organizacii casopisov.
y: Tato bola svolana do NEST
& Clevelandu, ma den %. oktobr
ciel' 'om polozenia zakladov tuna
al Sci politickej organizacie ci,
"a Pom vyslania deputacie do Wasl
l. ingtonu S Memorandumom a tot
A. dopreyadzajucim "briefom = Iii;
lie dau1cim zachovanie terajsej XVI
& ty koSlovenskej Republiky
O. zhumanizovanie .terajsieho pr
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SANDING ARMY
PUSHES DRIVE
IN NICARAGUA
British Subjects at Mata-
gaIpa Issue Appeal for
Protection.

Bp United Press
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Feb. g.
Increasing reports of activities by
the rebel army of Gen. Augustine
SANDING have been received in Ma
nagua within the past twenty-four
hours, including an appeal to the
British charge de affaires, for pro-
lection for British subjects at Mata-
galpa.
Reports here said that Matagalpa,
center Of the most important coffee
district Of Nicaragua, was threat
ened by raid by SANDING fol-
lowers numbering more than 500.
Also, 1t was reported here that
the main body of the SANDING army
was concentrated near Jintga, and
the speedy cauptre Of that city was
expected.
Another report said that DR.. Da-
vid Stadhagen, brother of the presi-
of the Nicaraguan Congress,
being held for $4,000 ransom.
ne appeal for protection for
~ ish peoples was received by Har-
Qio Patterson, British charge de af-
es at Managua, and was from
Sander Potter, British vice con-
sui at Matagalpa.
In this connection 1t was said the
hacienda belonging to Charles Pot
ter, brother of the vice consul, had
been seized by SANDING rebels. This
hacienda is about fifteen miles
north Of Matagalpa.
Residents of Mataglapa arriving
here reported that the road be-
tween Jinotga and Matagalpa was
congested with people fleeing from
Jinotga.
Matagalpa is about ninety. miles
north of Managua and auto trucks
can reach there in about ten hours.
Commanders Of the United States
Marine force here said there was no
occasion for worry as marines now
occupy Jinotga, Matagalpa and San
Rafael Del Norte.
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Washington SITS, where over a hun
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DISCUSS CITY RULE
South Side Citizens to Hold
Mass Meeting Tonight.

South side citizen will discuss city
political conditions at a mass meet
ing tonight at 1. o. o. F. hall, Shelby
and Pleasant SITS.
John F. White, Federation of Civic
Clubs president, will preside.
Council President Otis E. Barthol-
omew said he would attempt to de-
fend the councils effort to Gust
Mayor L. Ert Slack, but the program
committee announced councilmen
would not be heard.
A resolution for establishment of
civil service in all city departments
will be presented. Other resolutions
will express the belief Slack is
legally mayor and score the council,
Civic leaders sponsoring the meet
ing are: L. A. Miller, D. v. Griffith,
H. F. Kottkamp, Claude G. Miller,
j. r. Gray, Oscar Stoehr, R. o.
Sinner, w. M. Karstedt, E. E. Heller
S. H. Cooper. Emil Schaad, Harold
Koch and Robert Sloan.
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MEXICO BEGINS
REBEL SMASH
Government Starts Drive to
Halt Revolt.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 8.-The
government today apparently was
concentrating all its available troops
in the states of Jalisco and GUIANA
juato where disturbing reports were
made of rebel activities, including
firing and bombing of trains.
War Minister Joaquin Amaro per-
sonally is directing the forces in
the region of Los Altos, in the State
of Guanajuato, where many rebels
were reported to have fled, in small
groups, from the State of Jalisco.
The governments efforts seem to
be directed towards eliminating
each band of rebels and ending all
train holdupS.
Dispatches from Guadalajara told
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Nerves Unstrung!

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Of many rebel activities, including
one battle in the region of Pilhuamo,
where fourteen rebels were killed
and five captured and executed.
Another dispatch from Guadala-
jara told Of a train from Manzanillo
being fired upon and bombed by
rebels who were perched in the hills
overlooking the tracks. Five pass
engers we're wounded.
The rebels continued their attack
on the train until they finally were
dispersed by big Federal bombing
planes which circled overhead.
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MORE RESIDENTS
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ing William z. Hickman at Los
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Excused From Hickman Jury
By Times Special

DECATUR, Ind, Feb. 8.-Mrs.
Mary Crawford, former resident
here, was among those called, but
excused for service on the jury try
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Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-27
Bassett Mystery Still Intrigues
 Seattle Police

SEATTLE, Sept, 27, (P)-Hag- gard and nervous but still main taining they don't know what they are suspected of, Mayor and his mother were brought to Seattle from Oakland for investigation ill connection with the disappear ance of James BaSSett. The two prisoners were taken to police after their arrival during the night.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-27
Peace Doue Takes "Fiue" Al Wrangel
 On Disarmament

GENEVA Sept. 27. P)-With the Brtons stll withholding their con- publish the text of their naval re- sent to the French suggestion to cord here immediately, the disarm- ament committee of the assembly of the league of nations held a rather tense session while striving to reach an agreement. Count Bernstoff, German Delegate and Dr. J. J Louden of Holland, pres tinued to argue doggedly for their proposals to the former German minister to Washington.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-27
No Money In This
 Way OF Kidnapping

DETROIT, Sept. 26, (P)-Max Ruaben, business agent and secre- tary of the motion picture opera tors union of Detroit, who was kid mapped from his office by four armed men, returned to his office, according to Gagnon, president of the union.
 Not a single cent was paid for Ruaben's release. Ruaben said he had been held captive not more than five miles from the city.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-27
May NeUer know
 Full Deafh Truth En Florida Storm

WEST PALM BEACH, Sept. 26, (P)-Officials in charge of the Florida hurricane relief work said that the death list estimated at 1000 to 1,200 would probably never be accurately made.
 It was explained that conditions are such in the devastated area as to make a definite check impoSsi- ble. The Palm Beach community has turned it's energy to the future with plans for rapid rehabilitation.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-27
PLANES CONQUER DESERT

PARIS, Sept. 27, P)-Airplanes are replacing caravans for desert travel. From Tashkend, capital of Turkestan, passengers are taken hy air to Kabul, capital of Afghanis- tan, a distance of more than 700 miles in country swept by sand storms. The air journey takes seven or eight hours, the caravan from 25 to 30 days. the Soviet Embassy here says.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-27
SOUTHERN SHAKES

CALEXICO, Sept 26, (P)-Th1ee earthquake shocks generally light hut one of which was heavy enough to cause many residents to leave their homes were felt here and in other parts of the Imperial Valley. No damage of any kind was report ed, they were felt in Fl Centro in somewhat less degree.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-27
PROGENY CEASES

NEW YORK Sept. 27. (P)-Word of the death of Col. William c. Beecher last surviving son of the late Henry Ward Beecher in White field N. Y. has been received here in Brooklyn.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-27
EARLY BIRD, ETC

PEKING, Sept 26, (P)-Anybody who wants to do business with General Chang Yin Wu, Nationalist Commander in Chief of Peking metropolitan emergency affairs must get up early, he only receives callers from 6 a. m. to a. m.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-27
BRITISHERS VISIT

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 26, (H')-Mak- ing port from San Francisco the H M s dispatch flag ship of Vice. Admiral Cyril T. M. Fuller berthed at pier one for a brief visit.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-27
OUTGOING ON REDONDO

SEATTLE-Robert Bern, Arnold Bern
 LATOUCHE-C. M. Boudree, E. Christensen, Chas Bern, Wendell Joe Sha1ltz.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-27

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