davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
zAUJfMAvE DoTAzY A oDPovEDE.
F. i. I. s.

plHuje v 1kadovni federalneho a.
lebo statneho sldu, ktory je oprav
neny naturalizovat' cudzincov, a.
lebo u agenta Department. statu.
X ziadosti je treba prilozit' OBJ
ciansky list alebo overeny popis
tohoto. Obciansky list dostanete
neskorsie nazad. X ziadosti sa
d'alej prilozia dve fotografie zia-
datePa, ODE ma tenkom papieri a
ME vacsieho formatu ako 3x3 in
&c, osobitny affidavit, vystaveny
hoe len jednym svedkom. Popla-
tok "a pas SO a "a ziadost' 81 -
m6ze sa zaslat' priamo V bankov-
kach alebo postovou poukazkou.
Ak je ziadost' rlce vyplnena, de-
partment statu vyda ziadatePovi
pas pocas prvych dvoch dni po OBJ
drzani afidavitu. Napriek tomu
YAM vSak odporucame, ably ste 81
ziadost podal hoe len tyyzden ale
bo este lepsie desat' dni pred "a
mysl'anym odjazdom do cudziny.
statny rozpocet spojenych
Statov. ...
Dotaz: CT mi mozete priblizne
sdelit', Yje statny prijem AXE
vydavky? Kol 'ko sa rocne vyda-
va ma vydrziavanie armady LODI
stva, kol 'ko ma 1cely vzdelavacie,
pol 'nohospodarstvo atd'? R. K,
Tacoma, Wash.
Odpoved': Odhadnuty celkovy
prijem statneho rozpoctu ma rok
1923 cinf $4,075, $4,000 vydav-
ky stl rozvrhnute na $3,621 ,314, )
900, tax re zvysok tohoto roku
dosiahol vysky $454,284,O00.
Najvacsou appropriation bola
ciastka, povolena 'Veterans' Bu-
| reau." ktora dosiahla vysky $685.
265, 1000. Asi $4O2; $4,000 bolo po.
volene pre- ministerstvo valky (ra.
tajuc to vydavky na Panamsky
prieplav) a $341, $4,000 pre- mi.
nisterstvo namornictva. Skolstvo
| je pod priamou kontrolou jedno
!ltlivych statov, tax re federalna
vlada sa obmedzuje IA vydrziava
ME Bureau Of Education ma pc.
volovanie osobitnych appropriate
/ station ma vydrziavanie odbor
nych sk0l:: Ministerstvu pol 'noho.
podarstva boly povolene $143,
900, 900, ministerstvu financif te
mer $32S, 100000 ministerstvl
vn1tra asi $299,0OO,0O0.
Ktore ziadosti pripustenie Gu
dzincov podavaju sa do Washing
tonu?
| Dotaz: Som obcanom Spoje
nych Statov chcem dosikovat
do Ameriky svoju matku, ako a
svoju dceru, ktorej bude v de
cembri dvadsat' rokov. Ktoreml
uradu mann podat' svoju ziadost
0 prist' 'ahovalecke VIA - statne
mu Department. do Washingto
nu, alebo americkemu konzulov
| do Prahy? - A. c., New Yorl
City. >..
! Odpoved': Obcania SpojenycI
Statov, ktori chcu zadoyazit' pri
! st ahovalecke VIA pomimo kvot,
|pre svoje manzelky a malolett
nezenate (nevydate) deti, aleb
prednostne VIA pre- svojich otco
alebo matky, musia podavat' svc
| je ziadosti generalnemu komisa
rovi prist 'ahovalectva do Wash
: ingtonu. Ziadosti sa podavaju n
formularoch {. 633, ktore mozn
l obdrzat' Cd prist' 'ahoyaleckeh
( uradu. ~ s. =
/ Druhy dotaz: Som ceskoslove1
skEm prislusnikom schcem pr
sikovat' do Ameriky svoju MAJ
!, zelku a dive malolete dietky. (
/; mann podat' ziadost' statnemu d
Z partmentu alebo prist'ahovaleck
: mu tradu? CT sii predpisane zvl
stne formulare ia podavanie t
r kejto ziadosti? - f. d., Pert
| An,hoxr Mt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
Rodne listy a registracia.

duJn PR zaplse rOdny list detl.
Ackol 'vek moja sest 'rocna deer
ka bola narodena v Spojenych
Statoch, ia jej rodneho listu ne.
mann. Ako 81 no mozem zadoya-
zit'! X. P, Chicago, Ill.
(2) Moi rodicia boil cudzinca-
mi, ia sam som sa narodil Spo-
jenych Statoch. Teraz sa sberam
ma navstevu do stareho kraja,
mann vsak nemale t'azkosti pri do
kazovani mojho tunajsieho obcan-
stva, pretoze mole narodenie ne
bolo uradne zaznamenane. Ako
mann ziadat' 0 vydanie rodneho
1istu? - r. N, Chicago, Ill.
Odpoved': Oba tieto pripady
dokazuju dolezitost' r1ceho hla-
senia vsetkych narodeni deti.
Y prvom pripade matka musi
ist'-na mestsky dom a tam ura-
down. departmental zdravotnictva
udat' vsetky ziadane informacie /:
presne datum narodenia diet "a,
memo, pod ktorym bolo diet'a "a
nesene, miesto narodenia, mena a
adresy oboch rodicov atd'. De-
partment zdravotnlctva vystavi
potion rodny list na zaklade svo-
jich rekordov bez odplaty. Ked'-
re vsak narodenie diet at "a nebo-
10 nikde ohlasene, moze sa tax
stat teraz tym, re otec alebo ma
tba odprisaha spravnost' svojich
udani. Popis rekordu treba potion
predostret' skolskym autoritam.
Ked' vystavenie rodneho listu
je ziadane ma ten ciel', aby MIN
mohlo byt' preukazane americke
obcanstvo, potion je treba predo-
street prislusnym dradom krstny
list a afidavity dvoch osob, ktore
mozu odprlsahat', ze ziadateP sa
narodil V Spojenych Statoch. Maj
lepsimi svedkapi tomto pripa-
de sli lekar a babica, ktori boil
pri porode, krstny otec alebo krst-
na matka atd'.
Zakaz loterii v Spojenych
Statoch.
Dotaz: Pocul som, ze loterie ST
V snojenych statoch zakazane. G
to znamena, re je zakazany a!
predaj vsetkych listkov loterii
inych krajfn? - p. c., Port HUI.
ron, Mich.
Odpoved': Ano. 2l3. odstavee
trestn6ho zakonlka Spojenych sta
tov zakazuje uzlvanie posty na
rozosielanie akychkol'vek zasie
lok, ktore obsahuji1 cokolvek, &C
je v spojitosti loteriou alebo a
Eymkol 'vek podobnym podnikom
ponikaj1cim rome ceny, ktorycl
vyhra zavisi na nahode. Poeas o
statneho roku bolo vydane ''pro
tipodvodne nariadenie" proti 81
cudzim firmam, ktore zasielal,
do spojenych Statov ohlasky, po
n1kajnce k1pu loternych listkov
Nasledkom tychto nariadeni Dol;
ysetka korespondencia, adresova
na tymto firmam, vratena odosie
20 latel 'om.
Bezplatna nemocenska
opatera.
Dotaz: Ci mi m6zete laskav
sdelit', ma ktorej klinike sa do
stane bezplatnej opatery paciento
vi S venerickou nakazou?
N. NJ, San Francisco, Ca
Odpoved: Ak sil vase majetko
We pomery take, re nemozete z
liecenie platit sam, poskytne val
bezplatne osetrenie ktorakol We
nasleduj1cich klinik v San Fra
ciscu: College Of Physicians an
Surgeons, 344 Fourteenth Street
Mt. Zion Hospital Dispenser.
Scott and 1883 Mission Street
\ Stanford University Clinic, Sa'
ramento and Webster Streets; [
University of California Hospita
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
estovne pasy pre- naturali-
zovanych obcanov.

Dotaz: Som naturalizovanym
americkym obcanom mann IL
mysli pqdnjat' cestui do Europy.
Oznamte mi laskave, akym sposo-
BON mann ziadati' 0 vydanie anne
ricktho pasn asza kol 'ko dni bu;
de moja ziadost' vybavena9 7.
r., Philadelphia, Pa.
Odpoxed' Najpry muslte "a
slat sekretarovi statu do Wash
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-28
LOCAI. STUDENT
TAKES FIRST IN
JUNIOR (E,YMpICS
Co;orcd Boy Runs High
Total ir Final County
Try0uis.

Obcd Miller Of FL Centre is the
senior champion and David Garcia
Of CaleXico the junior champion of
the county in the Junior Olympic
tryouts which We're staged at high
school field this morning. Miller
ran up total score Of 44G in the
senior events while Garcia totalled
37j to- win the junior title While
this count is unofficial there is prac-
ticallY no chance Of change being
made after the official count is
made.
The program began at 9:3O o clock
tris morning and it was nearly l
0 clock before the final tests were
competed, one of the largest fields
ever cntcrd in athletic competition
in the valley turning out Those
entered had previously won champi-
onships in school and county divis-
ion meets.
Earl Ritter of Calcxico finished
second in the senior events with Il
point total Of 374 while Edward
MoXlcy Of Brawlcy, who won two
events Of the five on the program,
finished third with 354. Temple
Robinson Of Sccley finished second
to Garcia in the Junior class with
"6G points and Willie Ireland Of
HoltNl lllc was third with 349
BY virtue Of their victories Miller
and Garcia will be entered in the
Southern California championships
to be held at Los Angeles June ,.
Winners Listed
The winners Of the events are as
follows: Basketball throw, Obed
Miller, FL Centre, and junior, Ken
meth Layer Of Imperial. Broad
jump, Ed MoxIcy of Brawley and
Junior, Steven Proscal Of HoltviHe.
Baseball throw, Earl Ritter Of Cal
'Xico and junior, Alvino San Ramon
Of INLAND. - yard dash. Ed Mox.
ley Of Erawlcy and junior, David
Garcia of Ca!cXicO. Ginning the
bar, Ilaria Angulo Of Holtvillc and
| Junior, Nernard Hester Of FL Cen.
| tro.
The juniors outscorcd the seniors
III the - yard dash and in chinnjno
the bar. in the - yard dash Gar.
cla turned in the best mark while
~ the other event four juniors turn.
ed IN better marks than were made
by the senior entrants.
The meet was conducted undc,
the supervision of Harry A. Skin
ner, county attendance officer. He
was assisted by r. NJ. Armstrong
and ID. W. ketchen, FL Centre; Orin
Cosand of Holtville; Harry Yokum
of BrawIcy; c. o. Ellington of I'm
Perial; II. b. Lands of Calipatria
. W W. Jones and Ralnh Pnpc OF
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-28

viii require five hours, he indicat-
ed.
Newt week he plans . bring cut
The tax reduction bills and will
move to sidrtrack the pouidcr dam
bill so that the tdN rtat't.on meas
urc may be considered.
Ths tax lin VIII rcqrlc Il week
Cr 10 DAYS for consideration and By
;hat time a vetoed farm bill OF
flood control bill may b., back be
fore The Senate to prcronr rcsump
t.ou Il consideration ii .hc Boulder
daa bin.
Shcrt Time Left
Onlg five weeks rrm.,n Of this
session. # the Eoa,dcr dam bill IS
not passed before the final tWc
weeks. the filihusterers in either
the Senate or House coG'd prevent
.ction before adiournma"'.
The situation in the House IS less
favorable to advocates .. the meas
ne than in the Senate, a.though in
the House filibastcr can be pre-
vented under the rules.
There the rules comlittce had
agreed to postpone actIoo until Re
rrcscHtat.yc Douglas, Democrat,
Arizona, RECEIVERS from ~. illness.
Tins means the rule 'oquirod for
the lin IS consideration 'nay be held
rp indefinitely.
J. hnSon figures that his best
chance lie, iu desperate effort to
force y3," in the ), nat" next
week aud lis course win br pursued
with HAT end in view.
The bill wold au'.4:i2, con
s'ructian OF 5l25,ooo, ,oJl dam Will
flood control and poHar works Al
Boulder Canyon in tt Colorado
River. The eos; Of the Il!d would b,
paid cut Of the sale of .,nVcr.
Opponents of the bin are working
for construction Of a loH dam fol
flood control only, and claim that
President Coolidge fayols such ;
Liit
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-28
DELEGATES BACK
FROM MEMPHIS
ROAD MEETING

at was n great trip and | be-
licvc that We proved to the salts,
faction Of one ard all cnroutc .h"t
imperial valley is very much on
the nap, declared Fred Ncbel-
Thau as lac shook the dust from his
shoes yesterday afternoon. And he
was backed in his declaration by
Lloyd Button. The two had just re
turned from the Good Road s con
Ncntion in Memphis, Tenn, as dele
gates Of the county and the associa-
I'D chambers Of commerce.
Flying from the rear Of their
nacuin" was It banner with the in
srription, "FoIlow Us to Imperial
Valley. it attracted considerable
attention. Th" car was entered in
the motorcadc along with two Other
valley machines and was part Of the
huge parade representing the west
an delegates to Tie convention
which arrived in McInPL;s On April
-
The men then went into a lengthy
description of their trip. They told
Of passing out thousands Of book
lots depicting the valley and OF
various kinds Of literature touch
ing on the agricultural and indust
rial development here. The booklet
and literature did not stress any
particular part Of the valley or any
special city, giving out data ON one
and all.
They then told Of the participa
ton Of the valley representative:
in the program conducted at Mem
lhis and Of the election of Major
Mc-cicr Of CaIcXico and A. /,
Kellogg Of FL Centre to offices il
the d" broadway Of America - move
mcnr.
Both assured their audiences that
the trip should prove big asset tt
the valley as an advertising feature
and the fact that FL Centre i.
located On the broadway O
America is in itself Il most dis
t.ngI.Shiag feature.
VI. r. Simmons, kittitas county
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-28

cup Alpine Milk, I cup water.
2eggs, pinch of salt, ; tablespoon,
fuls sugar, grated nutmeg or va
nilla to taste. Beat eggs slightly
add sugar, mix with Alpine Milk
and water. Pour into buttered
mold or custard cups. Stand in
pan of hot water and bake in
moderate oven till set. Cocoanut
may be added, if desired.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-28

(Contipred from page onel
tho LII to drata anl prevent q
vote
The legislative situation fayors
IL, f.I,bu~ creI,.
>onator Sraot, Ropau'.ran, Ttat,
ah5, as chairman ot tae fmaar"
aeu4ai''c. Is in charge 9t faN r.-
dua-.o1 LEGISLATION. is v.rsing with
As!larst. His speech th. afteraooa
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-28
VETERAN ACTRESS DIES
By United Press LeuseJ Wire

HOLLYWOOD, April IS. Cert
rude Claire, rs, once prominent ON
the stage and screen, died in hc.
hoMc here today after short illness,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-28

Ncil O'Donncl, Parma, Idaho,
found half starved lamb four
years ago, fed it well and since
then il has borne / strong lambs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-28
At Cleveland

Wcstmorland and Theron Palmer Of
Calexico.
Miller is student at the East
Side school in this city and gives
promise of developing into Il first
class athlete.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-28
BASEBALL RESULTS
Score Of today's games as furnished
by United Press Leased Wire,
up to 2:i5 p m.

'-'''' : - '"uhN SdbiCS dS lul HiolCb
by United Press Leased Wire,
up to 2:15 p. m.
National
New York at Philadelphia, both
games postponed, rain.
Brooklyn at Boston, postponed,
rain.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, postpon-
ed, snow and cold.
New York ut Philadelphia, two
games postponed, rain.
American
Philadelphia at Washington, post
poned, rain.
Philadelphia at Washington, post
poncd, rain.
Boston at New York, postponed,
rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-28

VI. T. Simmons, kittitas county,
Washington. is assembling Il dairy
hord OF rcgistcrcd Guernscvs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-28
Pittman Urges
Delay On Bill

(Contiaocd from page one)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12
INSANITY TO Be
: UNCLE SLAYER
DEFENSE PLEA
Clarence Briggs Has Child
Mind, Counsel AS
SertS.

BIZ Times Special
WILLIANISPORT, Ind, Oct. 12.-
Clarence B. Briggs, who has con-
fessed to the fatal shooting of his
uncle, Victor H. Briggs, and under
indictment for first degree murder,
has the mind of an S-year-old child,
his attorney declares.
E. F. McCabe, local lawyer re-
tanned to defend the accused man,
aserts his client is moron, and that
insanity will be the defense when
he stands trial.
The State is planning an early
, disposition of the case. 1t was the
intention today of Deputy ProSecu-
tor Walter Gillespie to bring Briggs
into the court of !. G. Sussell, JUS
tice of the peace, for preliminary
hearing Saturday
Hearing on IN application Of
Briggs counsel for a writ of habeaS
corpsu is set for Saturday in War
rem Circuit Court. The court denied
Briggs liberty on q similar applica-
ton last Saturday
Threatening letters alleged to
have been written to the slain man
by his nephew can not be found,
authorities declare. That such let
! tiers were written, has been admit
Dted by Judge B. B. Berry, Fowler,
former custodian of the will of Joel
Briggs, which bequeathed a $250,O00
estate to Victor Briggs, Clarence,
and his brother, Joel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12

fine and from thirty days to six
months in Jail.
Then, declaring the city needed
more traffic signals, he said he would
overlook offenses of the forty pro-
vided they would each contribute ST.
to fund for buying more signals.
Immediately there was a shower of
dollar bills, as the entire group con-
tributed,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12
Body Lies in State

BIZ Times Special
DELPHI, Ind, Oct. 12.-The body
of Charles Pollard, SO, dean of the
Carroll County bar, lay in State in
the courthouse here today preceding
funeral services. He died Tuesday
after several months illness.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12
TRAFFIC VIOLATORS PAY
FOR MORE STOP co.

City Court at Valparaiso Takes 81
Each From Forty Offenders.
BV Times Special
VALPARAISO, Ind, Oct. H.
Kissing the rod that beats one bears
a resemblance to an unusual pro-
ceeding in city court here, presided
over by Mayor Louis F. Leetz.
Forty persons were before the
court charged with driving autos
past traffic stop signals. Mayor
Leetz cited the law providing a $25
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12

Cut-out ties and Cxfords
in patents, tans and black
calf leather. Low, military
and high heels.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-03-10
Wanamaker, Millionaire
Store Owner, Is Dead

Rodman Wanamaker, head of the
department stores which bear his
name, died yesterday in Atlantic City
following brief illness. He was 65
years old.
Wanamaker was the second son of
John Wanamaker, founder of chain
stores located in New York, Phila-
delphia, London and Paris, and inher-
tied large portion of the huge for
tune left by his father.
The employer of thousands of over
worked and underpaid sales-girls,
Wanamaker was a bitter opponent of
labor organization.
In return for heavy donations to
the Tammany machine in New York,
Wanamaker received, at various
times, numerous political "honors." "
He was special deputy comm issioner
of rolcie in New York, and also head
of the Committee Of Reception to
Distinguished Visitors" and Tam
many's official "glad-hander."
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-03-10
SPORTS IN BRIEF

New York Eagle VS.. Cooperative.
Y. NJ. H. A. VS.. German Hungar-
ian.
Claremont VS.. Scandinavian.
Red Star VS.. Vagabound.
Lou Moskowitz, who was knocked
out in the first round last Saturday
by Pete Zivic has signed to meet him
in a return match at the Olympia A.
c. on March II.
An all star card has been arranged
for March 23 at Madison Square Car
den. 1t will be topped with 10
rounder between Ignazio Fernandez
and Dominick Petrone Sammy Dorf-
man and Andre Routis are scheduled
in another 10 rounder. The rest of
the 10 round bouts will be Archie
Bell VS.. Kid Francis and AL Brown
VS., Benny Schwartz.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-03-10
SEATTLE RECORD,
ORGAN OF LABOR
OFFICIALS, FAILS
Once Militant, Fell in
Misleaders' Hands
(Continoled from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
the labor leadership. The capitalist
terror stricken during the strike, uni
ted to destroy the strength and power
of the workers. Their first attack was
on the Union Record which they Grip
pied by withdrawing their advertise
ments.
Then followed the crime of the
American Legion against the I. w. w.
in Centralia.
The Union Record, already adopt
ing cautious attitude, urged toler-
ance.
The capitalist class was out to kill
any sentiment favoring the Centralia
victims The editor of the Union Rec
ord, E. P. Ault, then a socialist, was
arrested, the PRINTING plant padlocked
and all support withdrawn.
It was then that the workers of
Seattle rallied to the support of the
paper. They created a sustaining
fund, published substitute sheet but
they failed to take over the manage
ment and administration of the paper.
Ault Became Faker.
After this offensive of the indus
trial interests, the editor became less
militant and adopted a policy of peace
and harmony with the capitalist class.
A group on the staff attempted to
wrest control of the paper from him
and continue the former militant pol
icy but AVlt had the support of the
labor officialdom ard won the paper.
Later, in an attempt to cash in on his
labor record, he lent his name and
efforts to a number of fake schemes
of trade union capitalism which
mulcted the workers.
In 1924, the unions, indifferent and
disinterested. handed over the Union
Record to Ault, who had already COM
pletely lived down his past, and the
paper then became the property of
the American Free Press Association.
controlled by Ault and S. Haas, a
business man.
Workers Lose 100000.
After four years of constant be-
trayal of the workers interests, dur
ing which time the Union Record de-
generated into a yellow sheet carry
ing little labor news, opposed to al
militant activity and fighting the
Communists at every opportunity, ii
has finally expired.
Only two months ago the trad
unionists of Seattle had given $780,.
600 in subscriptions, now counted
among the losses.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-03-10
CHECKS AMISSINC"
IN CRAFT QUIZ

Cancelled checks, proving payment
of millions to Jack Phillips, pipe deal
er, in the $16,300,000 Jamaica sewer
scandal yesterday were reported
among the missing documents and
records which the state is striving to
regain.
Emory Buckner, special counsel to
Commissioner Clarence j. Shearn, re-
ferred to the disappearance of the
checks as synthetic robberies."
Commissioner Shearn was appoint
ed by Governor Smith to sift charges
that half of the $16,300,000 sewer
cost was grated through the collu-
sion of Maurice E. Connolly, president
of Queens, contractors and manufac-
turers, of whom Phillips was the
most powerful. In all of Queens
Borough a total of 500 100000 is i'm
volved in the investigation.
The checks had been subpoenaed by
Commissioner Shearn and around
them he planned to build much of his
report to the governor.
Phillips has been "vacationing" at.
a hotel in Miami two weeks, out Of
the reach Of process servers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-03-10
|. R. T. FIRES Is
more WORKERS
Officials Stand By and
Do Nothing
(Comtinned from Paqe one

Continued from Page One)
an injunction application then impend-
ing against the federation.
This deal is the explanation of the
present failure of the Amalgamated
even to lift it's finger while it's or
ganization is being destroyed.
The events of the past few days
have resulted in the creation of a
rank and file movement of revolt
against the leadership of the Anal
gamated. The realization has come
to the traction workers that these Of
Gficials are both incapable of organic
ing the traction workers and too cor
rupt to make any attempt to do so.
The Amalgamated has sold out.
Tammany Hall has confirmed the sell
out in the announcement yesterday
that with the continued discharges of
the workers, ''the situation has now
come to the point desired by Mayor
Walker, the marlborough to cease
further discharges and the Amalga-
mated to cess Sc further union work"
Organization Vital.
This announcement from headquar-
tiers of Tammany Hall which may be
taken as the official statement Of the
union officials as well must be accept
ed as the funeral march of these labor
traitors. Out with the Amalgamated
crew Of Tammany henchmen Form
your own groups in preparation for
the time in the near future when You
will elect a new leadership from your
own ranks. The recent experience
has been costly but the traction work
ers must understand that they cannot
give up for this reason. The need for
organization looks to the future when
the marlborough will begin its in
evitable policy of wage cuts and speed
up. You must build for the moment
when hours which are already threat
ened will be increased unmercilessly.
Raise the slogan: Out with the cor
ruptionists and traitors!
A clean fighting union with an hon
est Leadership from the rank and file.
Battle of All Workers.
The time will come rapidly when
the shop and terminal groups which
have been formed will unite their
forces for a militant leadership of
struggle. The traction workers will
not be alone. They will receive the
support Of other honest elements in
the labor movement. The struggle
Of the traction workers is the battle
Of all workers.