davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26
Hover Joins in CIean-Up

"Thc Hoover organization again
asserts that it joins with the Re-
publican candidates for Senator and
Governor and local candidates
throughout the State in their de-
mand for a cleanup campaign.
Even though Watson. as the
dominating influence of the organi-
cation that has discredited Indiana,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26
The outside door of the safe

In line with the established progressive policy
of this bank we recently had installed an I'M
proved night safe depository, which permits the
customer to deposit currency, coin or checks at
any time of night Sunday or holidays for
safe keeping. The entrance to the night safe
is gained through specially designed chute, the
door to which is located on the outside Of
bank building. The customer is provided with
a key to the door Of the chute which leads to the
depository safe The safe is thoroughly pro
tected by a burglar alarm system which gives it
twenty four-hour police protection daily.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26
SCORE WATSON
FOR STUNNING
STATE CLEANUP
Hoover Forces Challenge
Senator 10 Make Good
His Promises.

Failure of Senator James E. Wat
son to propose or support amy plan
for a cleanup" of Indiana politics
brought upon him the bitter con-
domination of Herbert Hoover's In
diana campaign organization to-
day.
In reply to the statements OF
Watsons supporters in the Indiana
presidential preference race that
Hooyers entry in the State inter
fcres with the cleanup campaign"
Watson would have conducted but
for Hoover's intrusion, Oscar Il.
Foellinger, Hoover State manager,
in a statement asked Watson:
What his cleanup program was?
Why he does not proceed with it?
Why he should be "out Of step"
with Republican candidates de-
handing a political cleanup?
If his negligence in the matter is
FOR reasons of eXpediency?"
Claim Hoover Interfercs
"'pha hackers Of Senator Watson
inSincerely claim they resent the
Hoover entry into Indiana because
it interferes with the cleanup cam
paign that Watson could have con-
Quoted if Hoover had not entered
the Indiana primary said Foel-
linger. IF Watson really had a pro-
gram just what was it. and what
makes him afraid now to carry out
that program?"
practically all the Republican
candidates for Senator and Gov
ernor in speeches are expressing the
demand of the rank and file for
cleanup Of Indiana politics" con-
tinued FOellinger's statement: Sen
stor Watson in his many speeches
is talking on every other subject eX-
cept the cleanup issue.
IF Stalwart Republican candidates
for Governor and Senator have the
courage and political intelligence
openly to support this issue. why
should Senator Watson be afraid
why should he be the one to be out
of step?
Charge Watson DeSertiOn
Surely the idea of wearing the
'favonte SON badge to Kansas CITY
does not Justify his desertion of
any program he might have had to
clean uD Indiana politics. IF he is
doing it for reasons of expediency.
his lack of courage cannot be
blamed on Hoover.
"Hoover's candidacy in Indiana
has not mufled other Republican
candidates. Probably Watsons only
abb for failing to join in the clean
up crusade, unless he gives a better
one is that the leader of the or
ganiZation that the people want
cleaned cannot be the leader in the
campaign to restore representative
party government to Indiana Re
publicans.
Senator Watson owes it to the
intelligent voters of the State to
say frankly if nc broke up the
group Of prominent Republican
candidates who arc demanding A
cleanup, or II ne Is aligned with
a small group which is trying to
stifle any talk on existing political
conditions.
Hover Joins in Clean-Up
"Thc Hoover organization again
asserts that it joins with the Re-
publican candidates for Senator and
Governor and local candidates
throughout the State in their de-
mand for a cleanup campaign
even though Watson, as the
dominating influence Of the organi-
zation that has discredited Indiana
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26
Rheumatism I aims
Ended ByKonjola
Says Man Age g
New Medicine Completely
Relieved Every Ache
and Pain, He Declares.

The extent to which this new
Konjola medicine is helping the
people of Indianapolis and nearby
towns has become the talk Of the
drug and medical trade of this sec
ton. Throngs are calling daily to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26

Association or any other organiza-
ton in order to obtain a court d2ci-
sion on provisions Of the tenure law.
Board members are of the
opinion, it is said, that by ab0iishiag
the positions OF the assistant super
intendents. they successfully eyacc
the tenure law.
Weir said today he and the other
assistant superintendents hold per-
manent teachers contracts with the
board which they do not believe
can be cancelled by abolishins the
positions
Board members are understood to
be considering appointment OF two
new officials, who may be termed
associate superintendent 10 carry
on work of the three assistants.
Kern denied that Murray A. Dali
man, research director, lis slated at
this time to be dismissed
All three OF the assistants are
eligible to pensions, although not
to the maximum penalty which is
based on the number OF years OF
service.
Miss Drake, who has had charge
of primary work, began her con-
nections with the indianapolis
schools as biology assistant at
Shortridge High School in 1897 In
1913 she became practice director
in the indianapolis Normal School
and in 1922 was named assistant
superintendent under Graf.
Weir has been connected with the
local schools twenty-nine years,
first as a teacher in Manual Train
ing High School. He became as
sistant superintendent in 1922.
Thornton became supervising sU-
perintendent in 1902 and assistant
superintendent in charge OF grades
5 to 9 in 1922.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
POTOMAC ELECTRIC
| INCOME INCREASES
Monthly Report Today Shows
Gain Over Figure in
July. 1927.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

According to the monthly report for
July, filed today with the Public utili-
ties Commission, the total net income
az the Potomac Electric Power Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
UPTURMS IN WHEAT
MARK TRADING TODAY
Market Displays Strength on Re-
ports of Frost in Canadian
Belt.
BY tbs Associated Press.

BY tbs Associated Press
CHICAGO. August 23.--Late reports
OF Z degrees Of frost in Canada and
estimated export business totaling
100000 bushels helped decided lift
To wheat values today. Indications
were that the qualities Of a consider
able amount of the Canadian wheat
crop had been lowered. Corn ana oats
rose with wheat as a result of aSser-
tions that the corn crop in Nebraska
had been damaged rs per cent by re-
cent hot, dry weather.
Wheat closed strong. 81, To 3 net
higher: corn u to "a up, oats showing
:lal to / "A gain and provisions vary
ing from ID decline 10 rise of 5.
Opening ~ n u up, Chicago wheat
srorcd additional gains, and then re-
acted somewhat Corn was relatively
easy. starting > to 10 higher. bur sub
sequentlv sagging to below yesterdays
finish Oats displayed lirmness. provi-
s.ons tended downward
With temperatures as low as % and
quite heavy frost noted in parts of
Alberta and Saskatchewan Provinces.
Canada a good deal less optimism pre-
vailed here today regarding the Cam
adam wheat cr0R situation Moreover,
probability Of frost again tonight over
some Canadian wheat territories was
emphasized BIZ the liverpool wheat
market closing today at a rise of about
: pence oil around. III various quarters.
meanwhile. opinions were EXPRESSED
that regardless of the final outcome
Of the North American Spring wheat
harvest. wheat prices have reached a
level which partly discounts nil favor
able crop aspects. and furnishes better
chances for profit to the buying side
Of The market.
On the other hand, beneficial rains
In Australia and continued excellent
wheat crop prospects in Argentina were
announced today, Some authorities
contended too, that frost could no
longer this year do much damage 10
quantity of Canadian wheat. and that
unless larger export demand sets in
advances III prices would NOT hold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
w all Street Briefs

Directors of the Standard CONNER
ciat Tobacco CT. have under consid-
Grafton plan for the declaration of
stock dividend of to 10 per cent
at the next meeting, September 4. f.
Kehaya, president stated. Our cur
rent business and outlook" he said, SIS
satisfactory. We realized q profit Of
about $5.000000 from The sale Of $4,000
shares Of Reynolds Tobacco p stock
during the year. We have approx
matclv 100000 pounds Of Turkish
tobacco in bonded warehouses in the
United States and Europa, the inVen-
tory value of which probably will show
large gain because Of the relatively
poor 1928 Macedonian crop. which is
estimated about 10000 600 pounds be-
low last years output on account of
the prolonged drought in that country"
President z. ]. Kulas Of Midland
steel Products Co. says important book
ms OF new business necessitates I'M
mediate large scale expansion Of plant
ana production schedules A large Or
der for automobile frames for Canada
and new domestic order for four
wheel brakes indicate the greatest VOL
unle Of output for Midland in it's
history. The Detroit plant expansion
program has been extended and double
shifts are being arranged for tho CIeve-
land plant.
Stockholders Of Adolph Gobel, Inc,
meat products, of Brooklyn. have APP
proved an increase in capital from
100000 TO 600 000 no-par shares. split
ting the present stock on a tlrec~for-
one basis and exchanging the new
shares for outstanding minority stock
Ia controlled companies, including
George Kern, Inc: KeanLofller Co.
me; i. Meier & Son and Mcrkal Bros.
Inc.
The Imperial Tobacco Co of Canada
has notified shareholders that Of the
recently authorized 100000 additional
ordinary shares l.5l7,032 will be dis
trJbuted to shareholders at par on a
basis OF ono new share for every five
held, the new shares to rank for diyi-
dcndS October l.
In announcing a new line Of auto
matte rcirlgerat0r5 with a wider range
OF prices, President Il. G. Biechler Of
the trgidaire Corporation said the con-
Germ did its best six months business
I'M the first half Of the year and indi-
cations for the last half are encourage
ing. European business has been double
! that OF last year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
COTTON GINNING REPORT.

nv the Asa0CI8tafI EgoEa
Cotton of this years growth gnnca
prior to August l6 totaled 280a2n run
ming bales compared with 455 3ss to
that date last year and 1925 bales on
August Is, 1925. the Census Bureau am
nounced today.
Of the fetal ginnings Texas returned
279,4g4 bales for 1923, 500, SOL for 1927
and 116322 for 1896, the remainder
fer 1928, ] 056 bales, was returned from
Alabama, Arkansas Arizona. California.
Florida, Georgia, Louisiana and Mis-
siSSippi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
Tobaccos I'm Demand.
Markets al a Glance

NEW YORK. August Is (T1-~Stocks
FIN; coppers reach new heights. Bonds
dull, rails hold steady Foreign ex-
changes mixed franc mt years previous
low Cotton declined, more favorable
weather sugar steady; Cuban support.
Coffee higher. better Brazilian reports
CHICAGO. August % IN Wheat
higher: sympathy with Winnipeg. Corn
firm: Northwest crop complaints. Cat
tie steady to weak Hogs firm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
LEAD SALES GAIN.

NEW YORK. August % t4N. Lead
sales during the past week reached the
greatest volume since last March, En-
cheering and Mining Journal reports
copper was quieter, both here and
abroad but prices were unchanged. zinc
sales were above average volume and
tin buying was attracted by small
price decline, Producers 0f non~ ferrous
metals are optimistic regarding The re-
|mainder Of the year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
Postum Go. Buys Soap Firm.

NEW YORK, August 70 L9N. Postum
Co, has acquired all the OUTSTANDING
stock Of La France Manufacturing Co
Ia penuaylyanla company manutac-
turing soap products. In connection
Wlth the acquisition If the company
Postum has listed $4,000 addltlanai
shares Of common stock On the New
York stock Exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23

amounted TO S275,-
,scSei. This COM
pa~es With a net
Income in July.
1927, Of sIoa 499.53,
or again this year
CT S76.019 IS.
The company 5
gross earnings from
operations during
the month totaled
20. Isl O., in
comparison with
S63S,r59 So a year
,aco, 4 gain Of
iSSS99I.9S.
The corpora
tiou'S operating CA-
pcuSeS for the
ID -. aNz Z,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23

II am 900, 200 T. noobl ,2Jb,YUU
ON. | .1aD. 700 ap.m,

Dividend rateA rs gwen III the abnve table
ara the annual cash payments based Oh The
latest quarterly OF halfeyaariy declarations
Unit OF trading ess than 100 shares
Partly extra / Plus a9s IN stock i Plus
So IN preferred stoek Plus lf2a IN stnek
Iad this wear no regular rate y Paw
abis when earned PAYABLE III cash 81
stock Z Plus i0as IN stock = Plus sa
In stock, n Partly stock pius 20 y
stock m PAYABLE 10 share quarterly IA
United Cigar Stores common stock, Plus
" u In stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
Grain Imports Needed.

LISBON, Portugal! August 70 tH').--
The Portuguese government, becauhe 1t
the bad quality ~ tae ecmcstic Ai1est
srcp. Is planning 10 permit The inlpotia-
t,cn Ct foreign grain for seec 70 be dis
tFib,ued among farmers fer tho neat
planting. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
N. Y. BANK CLEARINGs.

NEW YORK. August 90 tSpaoiai> ~-
New York bank clearings S1a7 00o00o,
New York bank balances, s90,000000
New York Federal Reserve balances
$50 600 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
Freight Revenue Gain.

NEW YORK, August "a tfl The
Chicago AZ Northwestern Railroad mans
died i44. aoa revenue freight cars In the
first 81 DAYS OF August, compared to
l3o.aa2 IN the same period Last year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
New CIlrYsler Stuck.

NEW YORK, August - jPl. Chrys~
2er Cooperation has listed $4,000 aelsi-
Flonal shares OF no~p8r common stock Ia
he SOLD az market prices, but az not less
Chan S61 30 The proceeds are To be
used tol working capital,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
ELFOGTAK ATCSEMPEszET1
MAGYAR LANYOKAT

Minthogy az uj hatarmegszigo-
ritasi rendelct az idegenekkel sok-
kal szigorubban bank Ell, mint
ezelott, term6szetes, hogy minden
|alkalmat Is eszk0zt megragadnak
arra, hogy atjusanak az .igeret-
f0ldre. A legtobb Canadaba van
'dorlonak az az alma, hogy oman
k0nnyebbeh 1t lehet jutni Ameri-
kaba, mint az eur6pai kontinen-
SEX orszagaib6l. Az is tennesze-
tes, hogy ebben nagyon csal6d-
max, inert ma mar 6ber figyeleln-
mel lesnek az iigynok0k a csem-
peszekre 6s epen ugy ismerik mar
6ket, mint 'bootleggereket,
a napokban egy ujabb jel6t
adtak annak, dfogy az idegeneket
mem olyall konnyh t0bbe . hath
ron atcsempeszni mint azel3tt.
Palffy Olga Is Sziics Etel vol
tax ezuttal az a1dozatok.
Ganadai tcsemp6szek hoztak st
5ket ahataron a hat&r6ft5k 6sx-
NJ ystt6k, saaikoT ktksltsl, de
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
MAGYARoK szENvEDEsE AZ
AFRIKAI HALALLEGI6BAN

Kassarol jelentik: Nehany
nappal ezel6tt egy csoport gyii-
rott, kopottrl1has, megviselt kill
seju ember erkezett Kassara Iii
zenegy magyar flu, akik tizenket
esztedei francia fogsag utan ke-
riiltek vissza Afrikab6l.. Most
Kassan varjak, hogy allampolgar-
saguk mikent intez6dik el Ma
gyarorszagon. illetve . megszallt
teriileten. A magyar fiuk k0zott
van Puy Liaszl6 volt tiizerhad-
nagy, aki lnegraz6 szayakkal va
zolta a francia fsgsag alatt Afri-
kaba keriilt magyar hadifoglyok
sorsat. Puy 12-ik tiizerezredben
szolgalt. 1916 okt6bereben Ypern
mellett iitegenek t6bb katonaja
Val egyiitt francia fogsagba ke-
rfilt. Egesz sereg n6rnet fogollysl
egyiitt Lyonba, maid Marseilles-
be szAllitott6k . magyar fiukat.
MarssilI Issbsh behai6 6stkk III Tasa-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
EGY BoTuTEs, MELY
HALALAT OKOZTA

Budapcstr6l jelentik: ~Hort
kozsegben gyaszos eset tortent
Varga Pal 36 ewes foldmives, SEE
ker Jozsef vasutas es meg vagy
oten egyiitt iszogattak es mulat-
tax cgyiitt cgesz delutan szovet-
kezeti kocsmdban.si' 1 Mar egy par
liter bort fogyasztottak, amikor
Seeker odaszolt Varganak:
Emlckszel-e meg, nogy 1914-
ben megiitotted karomatg
Mem en - felelte Varga, de
a k0vetkezo pillanatban Seeker
cgyik ottallo legeny kezebol XII
rantotta yekony g0rbe botjat es
annak egyenes yegevel halante-
kon ut0tte Vargat. Ere egymas-
max akartak menni, de szetvalasz-
tottak Gket. Szekeret kituszkol-
talk kocsmab6l, Varga pedig le-
tilt az asztalhoz es tovabb lido
gait. Ugy fel6ra mulva Seeker
viszament es az asztalhoz live,
tovabb vitatkoztak, maid kezct
fogva kibekiiltek, mikor egyszer-
re csak Varga Pal feje hirtelen le-
hanyatlott es par perc alatt meg
halt a kocsmaban.
Seeker JOSEF, mikor varatla-
nul bekovctkezett halalt latta,
hazaszaladt csaladjahoz, par sz6t
sz0lva, clbucsuzott t0liik es azon-
nal a hatvani esendorseghez ment,
hol 0nkent jelentkezett es kerte
letartoztatasat. Az agyoniitott
yargan kiviil erdekes modon See
ker irant is reszvet nyilvanul meg
a faluban, inert rendes, senkinek
mem veto ember volt.
A jarasbir6sag elrendelte a bon
colast, melynek soran DIR. Kemeny
Jen6 csanyi kororvDs es DIR. Graf
Andor hatvani kozsegi orvos meg
allapitottak, hogy halalt mem az
iites idezte cl6, hancm a nagymer-
Vii szeszfogyasztas kovetkezteben
szivszelhiides allott be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02

mem csiptek 81 5ket nyomkan,
hogy szervezetnek tovabbi mum
kajat megfigyelhessek.
Amikor a leanyokaf athoztak
hataron, egy hazban helyeztek Ell,
amelynek ere a celra e1keszitett
rejtekhelye volt egy szenkamara-
ban.
A detroiti hatarfinancok mar
.napokon at figyeltek, hogy lea
nyok el ne hagyhassak q hazat.
Ekkor azonban meg mem sejtette
a ket leany, hogy SrHet alatt ALA
max. Az egyik Ii akars menni q
.hazbol llaziassaoanyal, de ekkor
Iel0allottak a, ha. rdete!.tivek esI
lefogtak 5ket.
A csempeszek megcsipese sok
kal fontosabbnak latszott, mint
az aldozatoke. Alex Baksa es
Stanley Hurd ugyanis mar regeb-
ben foglalkoztak idegen csempe-
szettel es most a hat6sagok lie
akartak leplezni az egesz SERVE
zetet, amelynek szalai minden al
lamban szerte agaznak.
4
T0bbek k0z0tt a ket magyar
leany lett ennek az aldozata. -
Palffy Olga es Sziics Etel, akiket
| a detroiti rend6rhat6sagok a ja-
vit6intezetben helyeztek el mind
addig, amig vissza mem szallitjak
oket Magyarorszagba, ahonnan
csaloka almokkal mereszkedtek
neki Amerikanak, nem ismerve
ennek az orszagnak szigoruan ell
zart hatarait.
4 Mem tudjuk az aldozatok erde-
kdben elegge hangsulyozni, hogy
Canadab6l valo illegalis atszo-
kesnek semmi ertelme sincs. Ma
mar annyira ellen0rzik az idege-
neket, hogy elobb vagy utobb ell
! fogiak oket. Aztan, amikor mar
i Amerikaban meg is rejt0ztek
lnem biztos, hogy valamikor mem
keriilnek olyan helyzetbe, amikol
| raj0nnek a hat6sagok, hogy ille
galisan tartozkodnak az Egyesiil'
| Allamokban,
i A legt0bb esetben termeszete
sen ezck az aldozatok meg ma
/ gyobb 0sszegii penzt is elk0ltenell
amt hosszas faradsaggal kupor
gatnak 0ssze es EFT termeszetesel
egy elcsipes eseten ell is vesztik.
Senki sem cselekszik az aldoza
tok erdekeben, hogyha barmil.
eszk0zzel is at akarja csempeszn
az aldozatokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
.Allx1lkAl lkAoxAR ltiof,kl y.

teben, at ~ Is lbiaonyItia, hoky
szeg6ny kereset6b6l esy hazscs-
kat trdott Ddbrecen kiilvarosa-
ban mae6nak tpiteni. ARA, hsey
valaha ofok6lni fog, mem is ~
mitott, inert batyjarol vagy tixen-
6t eve semnit Sc hallott. Mem is
tudta r6la, hogy ramosolygott q
szcrencse es vagyont szerzett.
A hirte1en gazdag emberrs Walt
hordar persze mem hordja tibb&
d masok levelet, l.somagjat, hanem
bektben, nyugalomban fogja tSl-
teni Greg napjait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
A
AKINEK "A TEBoLYDABAN
AJANLANAK CSEREIlAKAST

Budapestr6l jelentik: Buda-
pcstcn, a Thok0ly-ut 5. szaln alatt
lcv6 hazban Wagner Lajos a Sc
gedhazfeliigyeB Takars Mihaly
hazfcliigyel6 Is segedhazfelii-
gyel5 k0zott nezetelteresek me-
riiltek fel, amelynek a kovetkez-
menye az volt ,hogy Takacs Vag-
ncrnck felmondta segedhazfelii-
gyel0i szolgalatat es ezzel egyutt
a szolgalat fejeben jar6 lakast is.
felmondas ugynevezett rendkivii-
ii felmondas volt. A lakasrendelet
szerint ugyanis a hazfeliigyelo-
mex, vagy d segetlhazfeliigy elonek
egy h6alapi hataridore is fel lehet
mondani akkor, ha a felmond6 fel
az illet6 kielegit6 elhelyezeserol
gondoskodik. A felmondasb6l pol
k'Dvetkezett, amelynek soran Ia
kacs Mihaly Wagner Lajos resze.
re a Jasz-utca 81. szamu hazat je-
lolte meg, mint amelyben Wagner
kielegit6 lakast kaphat.
A multi napokban a budapest
jarasbir6sagon lefolyt targyala
son Wagner felhaborodva pana
szolta ell, hogy eljart hazfeliigye
l6 reszer6l megadott cimen
Jasz-utca 27. szam alatt, ez a hai
azonban az angyalfoldi tebolyda
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02

y
/ Mailer v1lahss koestn&rost q
felessget, T5r5k M4rilt szstron-
csolt ageyaI holtan tsl6lt1k, Acs
Maria IL sves sel<dls4ny pedie
vlressn, eazn6ietlen6l hcvcrt !
vendtsH padl6jEn.
| A t6bbsz0r6s gyilkossagot Stei-
ner J&nos moInarIegeny k0vette
el. A verengz5 gyilkos SCI peng6
elrablasa utan haxa me1t, at0ltoz-
k6d1li Is ki1nent a piacfa. Itt tar
t6ztattak le, inert Aks Maria ma
gAhoz teri Is 8 az esetf5l jelent6st
tett csend6rsegen.
Steinert ugy t0rvanyszsk, va.
lamint tabla halalra itelte. A
kuria a napokban feglalkozott q
btiniiggyel. Rakosi 1mre nyugal.
mazott kuriai bir6 iigyved ved6-
beszede utan a Knria meghozta
vegzeset, amely semmisegi pa
naszt elutasitotta es igy a halaloe
itelet joger5sse walt.
AZ itelet kihirdetese utan to.
mics zart iilesben d6nt0tt, hogy
ajdnlja-e kegyelenrre gyilkost
vagy sem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
A DEBRECENI HORDAR
Macy VAGYONT OR0KOLT

.Egy amerikai 0rokseg minden
ember legXebb alma. A korona
romlas eveiben doIlarnak kiil0-
nosen nagy bdssiilete volt Ma
gyarorszagon. Illetye nemcsak
Magyarorszagon, hanem minden-
hol K6zep- -Europaban, ahol a
romlo valutak mar val6saggal
ketsegbeejtettek szegeny embe
reket. Amikor valaki kiszamitott
penzzel ment ell vasarolni, mire az
iizletbe ert, kideriilt, hogy a por-
teka arat folemeltek es keveseb-
bet, vagy semmit Sc kapott pen
zeert, mint amennyire szamitott.
Exert abrandozott mindenki dol
larrol Is akinek amerikai rokonai
vagy baratai levelben egy-egy
dollart kiildtek, az ugy nezte,
hogy egesz vagyonhoz jutott.
Most, hogy a pengo erteke al
land6 mar, nem kiilfoldi valutara
Ahitoznak az emberek, megeleg-
szenek a peng6vel is, es csalS AIT
kivanjak, hogy minel tdbb legyen
bel6lc. KevGs dollar mar mem
hozza izgalomba az embereket, de
|,persze mas d helyzet, mikor valaki
hetvenezer dollart orokol Ameri-
kab6l.
Ez a szcrenese egy szegeny deb
receni hordart ert, aki levelet ka-
pott az alnerikai k6vetsegt0l,
hogy foldbirtokos batyja elhunyt
es Ut jelolte meg egyednli oroko-
s6nek.
a hagyatek osszege hetvenezen
dollar ,ami egy amerilai farmra
van bekebelezve.
Kovacs Dezs6 szerencses oro-
kos f5ldhi0 ragadt szegeny em-
Der volt, aki mindennapi kenyes
ret a legnehezebb munkaval IS
alig tudta megkeresni. Orommcl
dobja is ell piros sapkajat, hor-
Edarsaganak jelet, inert hissef
most mar nlllnka nelhdl ii urill6-
don 6lhet.
Ugy nlondjak, hogy q yarat-
Ian orohs6g derek enbernek jrl.s
.tott. Nagyon szorgalmas, becsiile-l
tes elnber KovAcs Dszso, es hogy
milyen takar6kps volt egesz eIe*