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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-07
Vydarene diyadlo
a banket
Dopisovatel' vyzyva tamojsich
slovakov, ably vsetci "a novd
osadu pracovali.

Warren, O., 2. decembra 1928.
GenI pane Redaktor Youngs-
townskych Slovenskych Novin F!
Bud 'te laskavy popriat' miesta
mojim riadkom OIL 'adom ucinko-
vania tuna jsich Slovakov. Memo
zeme sa az vel mi chvalit' S ma
Sim spolocenskym zivotom. Je to
nami tax, ako to uz byva vo
zvykrrsu nasho rudu: pri kazdom
podujati, ked' sa jedna spoloc-
ne blaho pracu, ci to uz zavist' :,
.slavobaznost alebo nedorozume-
ME nadfde a zacne skodit' spoloc-
ntmu ciel u. Vsetky taketo nedo-
b-6 vlastnosti robia nesnadze a
prekazky nasim spolocnym pra-
cam akychkol 'vek podujatiach,
ci to 4 starej vlasti ci teitC
novel, a preto mas narod nemoze
Sa napred rychlejsie posinut', ale
vzdy musi t'azko zapasit', kym
dojde ziadaneho CELIA. Nejdem sa
tn 0 tom vel "a rozpisovat'. Ist%
som, re to uz mnohf Slovaci zkil-
sill a uznaji mi "a pravdu. Nu5
tedy chcem oznamit' verejnosti
co my tu robims. Vacsia ciastka
pracuje zavse dobre pre- kazdehc
Siovaka a Slovenku, druha men.
Sia stranka hi adj neGinne mamie
sto toho, ably nam podala bratskt
pcmocn6 ruky, ba hi adj radse.
slsodit' spoloenym zaujmom. ALI
il pevne ufam, ze sd pOmery ma
pravia a pride cas-, ked' t'azkost
prekoname, d ii, ktori tymto ca
som su necinnl, stanu 81 do radl
nami a uznajn, re v celku j
Sila. Len ako som hore spomenul
taketo pocinanie mas vzdy udrzu
Je vzadu, mas pollrok haiti. Zela
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-07

prospech osady a naroda. Brat
Seko povstal a pozdravil sa du-
chovnym celemu obecenstvvl a
odporilcal kooperaciu a pomoc du-
chovnemu, aby sa mu ,azkosti
Wac uz do cesty nekladly, ably
SINE pracovali svorne, ruka v ru-
Ike a dojdeme ziadaneho ciel'a. A
tiez, ably slovenski rodicia 81 dr.
zali "a povimost odporucat' svo-
jim dietkam len slovenske organi-
zacie, kde sa udrzuje nasa sloven-
ska rec, "a ktoru sd nemame co
hanbit' lebo name svoju sloven-
skn vlast', kde Slovaci svojim
narodnym zivotom ziju a sloven-
skll rec pestuju.
Potom recnil Rev. Molcany, ze
sd raduje z nasej osady a re mas
| uist t'uje. ked budenfe V svornosti
pracovat', re sa dozijeme radosti
a ze budeme hrdi na naSu osadu
Ale musime tento Zaciatol1 trpe.
zlive znasat'. he on vidi mas vel
XII silu al obetavost'. Tiez hovo
ril, ze sa vel mi raduje 4 toho. IL
SINE 81 vybrali "a patronov takycl
vel 'avyznamnych muzov, jake bo,
Ii sv. Cyril a Method, ze nam t
ukazali svetlo VERY vo vseslovan
skom jazyku. Boil odmeneny dlho
| trvajucim potleskom.
| Ia MIN nasledoval mas duchov
ny, Rev. Bobal, ktor[ nam maj
prv d 'akoval "a preukaZanu Ia
sku voci jemu celej osade a II
ist'oval mas a.. napom1nal, alb.
SINE al na budnce pokracovali
|
laske a sv0rnosti, on sd bud
usilovat' vSetko NONE urobi'
pre- mas na cest' BChu al spolr
obcanom nasho mesta a porovns
Z svoj stav co otec jednej famili'
ba este viacej, lebo on ma na st;
rosti sta dusi. "a ktore musi by
d zodpovedny pred Bohom al Tud
mi, jak rodic Ia svoje dietky. Pa
Grega nam tiez povodaI rec, at
}; sme vzdy nosili len dobrG memo
cisty charakter, tax >a nam d
= stane uznania pred inymi narod
3 mi re sme al my cinnI vzdcl
, ny narod.
81 Brat Jan Manovsky tiez preh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-07
POHL'ADNICE MOHYLY
GENERALA FANIKA

Jeden legionar slovensky zaslal
p. Palencarovi zasobu fotografi-
cilych pohl adnic mohyly gene
rala Milana r. Stefanika na Bra
die. prosbou, ably ich tn rozpre-
dial. Pan Palencar doniesol ME
kol 'ko pohPadnic i do redakcie
preto kto by 81 prial jednu-dve
kupit mech sa hlasi osobne. Cens
je 15c kus.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-07
HL'ADAME DIEvcA

ma domacu pracu varenie. Ne.
treba pratt Dobry domov pre- sl.
ce dievca. Haste sa II DR.. Fuzzy
" rezidencii ATS Norwood Ave. a
iebo V kancelarii 243 Lincoln Ave
alebo telefonujte 66639.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-07
MA PREDAJ

5 izbovy, poschodovy dom IA Coo
per St., Lansingville. Utica dlaz-
dena, dome gaz, voda, elektripa,
kdpelna, fornes. Dlazka ma spod-
ku z duboveho dreva. na vrchu 2
makkeho. Dom je teraz stavany,
este ME celkom hotovy, m6zete sa
presvedcit', ako je dobre robeny.
Preda sa "a nizku cenu. Haste sa
u:
JAN SLAVKOVSkY
1T Bridge st., Struthers, Ohio.
Telefon 502113
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
SLOW, BUT NOT EASY l IS PA0NESSA'S POLICY
Mayor Giving Thought to
 Changes in City |
 Commissions 1,

Mayor Faonessa will go slow, but not easy in the reorganization of tho city government, with no appoints ments likely to be made until the carly part of next week.
 This declaration was made today by the mayor who also said he haa not yet asked the resignation of any appointiNe commissioner. It was ina dicatcd that several of the more ims rortant boards will have their shako> ups just as soon as the mayor begino the application Of his blue pencil tO the present roster Of city officials.
 hc" ot ihe boards are slated for ena tire change. many retaining one or
 more ot the present commissioners 1t IS understood.
 Political interest seems 10 center about the question as to who will head the board of public works and the police and fire commissions. Ale though he mayor declares he has not made selections for these posi-. tons, the names of many leading democrats are being heard in cons nectIon with the chairm anships. but all Of thoss most prominently mens toned deny any overtures have been made to them by Faonessa. Tho chairmanShip of the board of public | works is now vacant and will probs ably be the first 10 he filled.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
FATHER OF MURDERED
 FRANKS BOY IS DEAD
Chicago Millionaire Never Recovered From LeO-
 pold-L0eb Tragedy

Chicago. April l9 R-Jacob Franks, father of Bobby Franks, who was Kidnapped and slain in 1924 by Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, died today at the Drake hotel where the Franks family moved after their son was slain. He had been i'll for many months and doc ors attributed his illness in part 90 grief over the death of his son.
 Despite the fact that the Franks tamily had moved from a mansion like home on the south side to tho hotel to get away from the tragic surroundings of their sons death, the father never was able to rcCON- CT from his grief and today, sur rounded by his wife and two other children. Jack and Josephine. he gave up the struggle.
 MT. Franks. once a Clark street pawn broker was rcputed to be a millionaire.
 Bobby Franks. youngest child of the Franks family. disappeared in May, 1924. and demands for ransom were made on the father. On the day that the father was attempting 10 deliver money to the kidnapcrs. the boys mutilatcd body was found stuffed in culvert on the south west side.
 X few days later his ncighbors' sons. Leopold and Loeb were iden- tified as the kldnapers and slayers and confessed. The boys pleadc l guilty. presented evidence of extenu- atinE circumsta noes including pleas that they were insane. and received life sentences for the murder and ea years for the kidnapping.
 About year ago he denied re port that he had established a trust fund to keep tho slayers of his sor in prison.
 Mir. Franks death was the second which doctors attributed in part tt the tragedy. Loeb's fathers i'll be. fore the murder, died shortly after the trial.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
PA0NESSA AND MERIAN
 DISCUSS STREET WORK
Mayor Agrees With Report But Believes Oil Tank
 Needed

City Engineer Philip A. Merriam consulted Mayor Paonessa this morning with reference to streets which appear to be in the greatest need Of care and il was decided that work will be done of a nature which he believes will not require a great outlay for materials. It is the wish Of the mayor to use as much of the appropriations for labor as possible, refrainins from cSpcnding large amounts for permanent paving. etc.
 The mayor plans 10 begin street work within two weeks, employing several additional gangs of work men. These will be recruited from among the scores who have already applied for work and from those who will be heard from before the program proposed hy the mayor is undertaken.
 Mayor faonessa agrees with the report submitted by tho special council committee Investigating high way conditions and public works de- partmcnt equipment with the cXcep- ton of that part which relates 10 he proposed sale of an oil storage tank. The mayor believes tho tank should be kept and put in service.
 The tank was purchased and in. stalled at the city storcyard during the rsoncssa administration on re- cormcndation of City Engineer Jo. soph l.. Williams. who had beer striving for two years To have thc city mako the purchase, Mayor Pao ncssa said today. Its purpose is tt enable the city 10 buy road oil dur. ing the winter months when th. market is favorable. Storage can h. made and in th" summer months tn, oil withdraw when II Is need | I his makes II possible for the cit, to oil streets whenever if IS desire,
 to do so. instead of awaiting tn. pleasure of private contractor.
 practice which makes it necossar, to have piles of sand on tho street. for several weeks. the mayor saic today.
 Mayor Paonessa called attention to the fact that the council las night accepted bid on oil whicf
 vas not the lowest for the reasoi that the higher price carried with i the convenience the city would hay' ! if the tank were in use. The lov b,d provided that oil be delivered il tank car lots. making 1t necessar, for the city to pay demurrag
 charges if the car is held up be
 cause of weather or other condition.
 The plan suggested by the mayor in
 wolves purchase or an oilins ma chine.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
STOCK EXCHANGE TO
 CLOSE ON SATURDAY
One Day Respite to Allow Clerical Work to Be
 Finished

New York. April 19 P - The board of governors of the New York stock exchange today voted to close the exchange on next Satur- day to allow member firms to clear up an accumulate of clerical work resulting from the recent string oi i,ooo.ooo share days.
 Offices of the exchange, and Of member firms however. will re- main open to transact regular rou- tine business
 This will be the third special holiday declared by the exchange since the present bond market be- gan on March 9. trading having been suspended on Good Friday an1 the succeeding Saturday.
 New York brokerage houses ncNr, before have been so congcstcd vii accumulated clerical work as a; inc present time. Clerks have re- maincd at their desks late into the nights without clearing away the extra work resulting from the enormous volume of business on the rxchange In many instances the clerical forces have retruncd to their offices on Sunday in a vain effort to catch up.
 Since the Good Friday recess. the C'ontinucd on Page 16.)
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
BERGER HANGED IN
 PRESENCE 0F 500
Illinois Gang Leader Walks Up
 Scahold Steps
HE WAVES N0NCHALANTLY
Thousands Surround Jail When Gansstcr Pays With Life for Hir- ing Assassins Of Mayor Adams Of West City. III.

Benton, H.. April 19 (UP)- Charles Rirgcr was hanged at the county jail at 9:51 a. m. today and southern Illinois was freed at last of the murderous rule of the gang that for years held itself above the law and ruled the coal mine district.
 BirSer. callous and dcfia mt 10 tn" last. went to his death boastfully while several thousand crowded around the jail to be present at his passing.
 Birgcr was hanged specifically for the murder of Joe Adams. 800 pound mayor of West City. who was assa ssinated because he got in the way of the Birgcr giants operation.
 Three assassins from the Birgcr hangout. Shady Rest" a roadhousc, were sent to Adams home. The big man was called to the door and fell dead with three bullets in his body. One of the killers confessed later that they had been paid $50 shot , for the murder.
 100 Shcrifis Present. Authorities made sure that gang | adherents would cause no trouble l One hunderd deputy shcriffs. picked for their craftsmanship, patrollcd 1 the streets outside, where a great crowd gathered. It was d dismal sort of holiday scene. with vendors passing among the groups crying. "Tho Life of Charlie Dlrscr-25 cents"
 An invited group of 800 witnessed 1 the hanging inside the jail yard. "1t's a beautiful world" Birger said as he walked alone up the 1:; steps Of the Gallows and looked out on the crowd.
 1 Just before Phil Hanna the White / county hang-man. stopped up to ad- just the moose and black head mask 1 l1o crowd and said: | Goodbye Doc" Then he asked
 Where is tho hang man. Hanna stepped up. and in his characteristic manner sought quietly to apologize to tho doomed man fo, i the duty he was about to perform
 That's all right: you don't hal. to apologize for anything. I hav' 1 nothing against anyone in the world i any more"
 X moment later Hanna rapidly adjusted tho moose. and at 2:5l thv 10 the fate he openly deficd for years and then mocked when placed in prison.
 With the solaco of 2 Jewish rabbi who conferred with him in his cell and the roped- of Franklin count, 1 lal'. Elreer appeared In marked con trast 10 tho profane man who dis rupted his final legal appeal Tues day--a sanity hearing
 Refused tO Sleep.
 Elrcer was represented by Rabbi l. H. Maznr as being in wonderful spiritual condition The rab added
 Continued on Page Nine)
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
BOYS STRUCK BY AUTO
 FILE SUIT FOR $I7,500
Two Run Down by Truck Backing Out of
 Drivcwa!

Two accl]"ut suits asgr, satlng 1.3eU were brought today against Joseph and Alexander l;uthow5kl by Stanley Olcksicwicz and Walter Eo- pck. through their fathers. The writ, issued by Attorney E. J. Mon kiewlcz states that on October 20. inc two boys. while playing on tn" sidewalk in front Of their home on Orange street were struck by tn" machine owned by the defendant and operated by his son, and as 2, result received permanent injuries of their bodies.
 The complaint alleges that the driver mad. no attempt to warn anyone of his approach, while back ing out from tn. rear oi as Or angc street. thereby cndaDE"rine the . lives of pedestrians who might be passing at the time. or children who might be playing on the sidewalk. The driver is further charged with negligent and reckless driving, with out consideration for all traffic !, ules and backing out Of a driveway at q fast rate.
 Asa result of the accident Stanley received permanent injuries on the leg. and had some teeth knocked out. while Walter received injuries rn the chest and cheekbone. caut- ing permanent disagreement. # IS r,ajmad Both had to undergo mcd'- ral treatment which forced the par
 nts 10 eNpend a large sum of
 money. for doctors and nurses. they eay. The boys arc still under the rarc of physicians.
 Oleksiewicz claims S10.00o dam-
 lges and Ropek s7.500. Deputy Sheriff Matthew Papciak served the
 papers today.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
Alcorn Submit, Note Which Wa. Taken
 From Trunk in Dr..
 Cuilfoyle's Apartment Alter Killing.
Policeman Testiiies Ac.
 cused Man Said Ha
 Would Not Deny That It Was Way Who Did Shooting. <

Hartford. April l3 P-A small. N>llowcd slip Of paper which tho state sought 10 introduce in evi. d"nce, and which was not admitted today provided the ever-present clement of mystery in the trial of Dr. Harold N. Guilfoyle, chargeG with the murder of Mrs. Maximin Gaudet on January IS.
 Whatever the contents of the paper, found in a trunk at tho Gullfoyle apartment. States Attors ney Hugh NJ. Alcorn revealed both he states theory and plan of prosecution in the case while sccks ing 10 introduce it. John T. Robins son, defense counsel. moved afteR looking it over, that it be withhela from the press. :. Says He Has Evidence i Alcorn in his argument declarea that the state hopes to prove thaN Guilfoylc murdered Mrs Gaudet bes cause she would not leave the couns 1 try with him and that l,e had docus 1 montary evidence to support hio 1 theory.
 kccfc Again On stand l The third day of the trial founA Detective Sergeant Charles J. Kcefa again on, the stand.
 l keefe was called yesterday by the state to tell what he knew of the case starting from the time he re- sponded to the call for police at the Guilfoyle apartment. He .Nas oI the stand when court adjourned yes. terday.
 Wa, Again Hintcd At 1 Continuing his recital today Keefe said that at the hospital Guiifoyle told him he did not know who diA the shooting. keefc asked him # hls wife was the guilty person. Guile toyic said: No, she had no reason . Asked if he thought Way pulled tho trigger. he said: T wouldn't say that he didn't" ...
 Told that Mrs. Gaudet would no1 live, Gullfoyle was quoted as sayina, Glare is my sweetheart, she worT die"
 John McNally, a watchman al the Hartford hospital next took the stand. He corroborated Keefe's testimony concerning Guilfoyle's statements at the hospital Asked under cross-eXamination if he had heard Guilfoyle express any desire for Mrs. Gaudet to die, he replied that he had not.
 Wine and Woman's Coat
 Detective Joseph Quinn testified that after Dr. Guilfoyle and Mrs Gaudet had been taken to the hos.
 Continued on Page 17)
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
STATE DEMOCRATS
 REPORTED IN ROW Move on Foot to Seek Ousting Of
 Walsh and Spellacy CONVENTION FIGHT SEEN
E,Igin and NC\cil Mentioned As an.lidatce to succeed Old Timers Insurgents Hold Meeting in New Haven.

Bridgeport, April 13 P'-Thc Bridgeport Timcs-Star says today that q meeting ot well known demo- crats from several sections of the state, held at New Haven yesterday. discussed plans Of carrying to the lIoor ot the forthcoming state con- .rntion al Hartford. q contest which has for objects the replacement of James J. Walsh ot Mcridcn, as state chairman and of Thomas J. Spel- lacy as national committeeman.
 It was also understood that the contest will also be extended to the making up Of new slate of dele gates to the national convention.
 Ncrgin and McNeiI
 The names of Frank P. Bergin of New Haven for state chairman. and ol Archie McNcil Of Bridgeport for national committeeman were ncn- 1loncd.
 X meeting of local democratic workers who arc interested in a proposed reorganization of the state organization is unders'o ood to have hccn held here several days ago and at that time a meeting at New Haven was arranged for which nlany Of those who opposed MT. Spellacy at the state convention four years ago were asked to attend.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19

ward on Harvard street, the com ml'toe met with difficulty here aud were una blc to carry out our check up 10 our satisfaction because Of the general untidy condition of the yard, tools and machinery. Nor W'IC We able 10 get d very clear idea of the duties and scope and extent Of the work Of some Of the laborcrs and others on the payroll.'
 lsaps Paoncs,a Oil Tank
 Recommending changes, the con- ujttcc suggested That the -o,U00 gallon oil tank purchased in 1895 under the raon"ssa administration. at q cost of si,96S.o6, and never used, be dispo .ed of 10 the best ad- vantage, including the expensive pumping outfit which is still i'll the original crates.
 Referring 10 alleged waste through idle personnel the commit tee recommends: "lhat the superin- irnJrn' ot streets work ont q system whereby city employees kept on the payroll the year rounl. such as steam roller operators. are kept i working to full capacity on other work during the winter months 1 when their machines arc idle. Your ! committee could see few indications ! Of these mcn being worked 10 ! capacity. and believes that much ] tune is wasted during the winter"
 The Report
 The report in full is as follows: "TO His Honor. the Mayor and members of the Common Council.
 Gentlemen,
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
Details of Meeting

New Haven, April 9 P'-A meet ing ot democratic party workers and members of the state central coln- mittce who have been in opposition to their national committeeman. Thomas J. Spcilacy, since the last national convention, was held here Ncstcrday It discussed, it is under stood, plans to contest the reelection Of James j. Walsh of Mcridcn as state chairman, the reelection of Mir. Spctlacy and the tentative state ot delegates 10 the national convcn- ton.
 Among those understood to have been present were Dr. l.. G. Dolan of south Manchester, who batt1cd with Mr. SpclIacy ON the convention floor two years ago, John X. Cornell Of Bridgeport. Thomas Cahill Of thls city long an opponent of former State Chairman David l.. FitzIcrald. Archie Mc\cil of Bridgeport Frank F. Bcrgin. town chairman in New Haven and others the lower part Of the state being well represented
 It NIS unutlStOOo llli1' ihtii th' "y.hcring was willing to take the lol. Of insurgents and will offer Atr. l;rioin's name for state chalr- ,5nn and Nh. Mc\cil for national committeeman an,I will go to tn" convention with proposition 10 bring about a rcorgan aniZatlon oi Tn" state committee. Of the party ma
 ority and to offer new names tor the .iatc delegation 10 the Houston con- NrniiUn.
 Those present who could h' ru%chcI were nUn-Commlttal on what WAS done in the meeting but they did say that it appeared likely that the statv convention would hear an expression Of opinion from those who did not agree with the present state party management
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
DIXON SPENDS NIGHT
 WITH IRISH AVIATOR
New Britain Airman Meets Fitzmauricc, Pilot of
 Bremen

Lieut.. Carl A. Dixon Of this city, who IS heading an expedition con- slsting of several New York news papormen and photographers with two Fairchlds cabin monoplanes cn route to Grccnly island. where tho transatlantic t'icrs arc marooncd. spent last night at St Agnes Lake. near Murray Bay. Canada. at tho mouth of the St. Lawrence river ac- cording to mcsss cos received toda y ty Lieut.. Osmond S. Matl1cr, secre- tary and general manager of the l.. x Fl. Aircraft Co. Tho local man and his associates met Major FitZ- msurice. pilot Of the Bremen. which crossed from Europe, and spent the
 tContinued on fare 17N
New Britain herald., 1928-04-19
Flew Against Law

Berlin, April 19 UP)-The po- licemen who permitted the Junkers plane Bremen to start from Tcm- pelhof airdrome for Dublin on the first stage Of tic now famous trans- atlantic flight, may be reprimanded. according to the Ncue Bcrliner Icitung.
 The newspaper said today pres sure had been brought to bear on Major Hat,cndorf commander of the air police, to discipline those who permitted the Bremen 10 make its secret start March o6.
 lt is against the German laws to make a flight without sanction.