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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-16

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-16
This Day IN Our History

TIME coal proclamation issued by Dr. harry a.
head Of the Fuel Administration January 49, 1915 u banned
use Of fuel for manufacturers except for plants lOu
uffs on MONDAYS months because OF coal famine
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-16
Timely Topics

The government of Mexico plans
to coin 100000 pesos in silver 20
and 10 cent pieces. The movement
is due to the scarcity of such coins
for business.
Japan is planning a n4ional
census in 1880,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-16
This River Doesn't Reach Sea

THE River China rises in wellwatered mountains %
length hundred miles, part OF W41cn
in size of the large rivers of the world Dut
never reaches the / S in the Tarm Desert,
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07
THE HEALTH OF OUR PEOPLE

The opportunity to support the work for which
the Christmas Seal stands is here again with the
Christmas season. For a penny a share, the cost OF
one seal. you can have a part in making Montana a
healthier, happier state.
But" you may ask, why should I do this? |
have no tuberculosis in my home. My children are
healthy, and they have medical care whenever there
is need. Where do | get any returns out of the Christ
mas seals?"
No returns to you personally? Suppose for a mo-
ment that in your mind you wipe out the twelve years
of work that has gone on under the direction of the
Montana tuberculosis association. Would this worst
of our diseases be under control as it is today? Should
we have the splendid chain of public health nurses
guarding health and saving lives? Should we have
the health work in the schools that is being directly
financed by the Christmas seals? Should we have the
educational campaign which is teaching thousands of
people how tuberculosis may be prevented and cur
ed? In short, should we have this mighty force that
has worked increasingly on the side of better health?
We should not. Every gain that has been made has
been a protection to your child and to your own fam
lily. These twelve years have been devoted to clear
ING the environment il which YOU live, removing from
ease has never touched you in any personal way, you
have had many times over your returns for your in
vestment in Christmas seals. This work must 90 on
for by its very nature it is never finished. And it
must be supported in the main by those who never
come into direct personal touch with the need for it.
That is why it is important for us all to know, as this
worthy appeal is made again, that we are the direct
heirs of all the health gain that has been made. The
health of the people is the first essential to prosperity
and happiness.
Your 9-year-old y~oungster, bursting into the
room from the local playground in football togs and
radiating health to his finger tips, has had the benefit
of the Christmas Seals quite as much as has the IN
fortunate child who was given hope when there seem
to be no hope. Disease is a constant menace to all.
Protection against disease is a benefit to all.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07
LETTER AND SPIRIT

In a story dated at Washington
a well known writer says that
Washington people, at least Off
Gals, are reminded that a "dry"
administration confronts them.
The reminding came when Her
bert Hoover drank a toast to Nj
caragua in water.
For several weeks there have
been JUNIORS that the folks in the
official set were preparing to "go
dry" Hostesses who have not hes
iitated heretofore to serve
cocktails before dinner with the
assumption, of course, that it was
all "pre-war" are beginning to
omit the stimulants before dinner
and say nothing about it.
If it ever becomes the fad to Ego
dry" here it will be the most i'm
portant thing that has happened
in the way of developing public
sentiment behind the prohibition
law. For it is an open secret that
when people come here from
ious parts Of the country and see
officials serving intoxicants they
go back home with the impression
that either the spirit or the letter
of the law is being violated at the
very seat of government.
Herbert Hoover is reported to
have told friends that ever since
he became a public officer and the
prohibition amendment came into
effect, he has felt an obligation
not merely to observe the law him
self but to not accept the hospital
ity of others on this point.
Under the Coolidge administra-
ton the cabinet officers have uni
formly observed the spirit as well
as the letter of the law, but be-
yond the cabinet circle the dry
law has not had too many sup
porters, especially in functions at
tended by members of congress
in the various homes and at most
the entertaining done. The idea
that it would not be loyal to Hoov-
er in view of his last campaign if
intoxicants were to be served and
bootleggers recognized, is begin
ming to take hold and whether Mr..
Hoover himself IS responsible or
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07

whether it has come about natur-
ally because of the implications
of the last presidential campaign,
the fact is a change is coming and
is noticeable already,
The embassies and legations, of
course, are as popular GASES as
ever, but the number of Ameri-
cans who feel the compulsion to
forebear to drink even when le-
gally permitted to do so is i~ncreas-
ing. While it may be early to take
such a step it would not be II
prising in a few years to see am
bassadors and ministers con
forming to custom" in America by
omitted the intoXicants except
when entertaining their own coun-
trymen. Some ambassadors. runs
the story, have already indicated
that they felt an obligation to ego
dry and avoid misconstruction of
their importations and wtile the
state department has done every
thing it could to avoid interior
ence with the legation and embas-
sy traffic in household require
ments there is always a source of
embarrassment in the privilege.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07

loose your Imagination and visual
lie tie part of the blushing bud
WHO is the bride as taken by Frank
Catlin, six foot three, angular, raw
Toned, plenty of neck, not so
smooth, and the fighting face of a
courtroom l~awyer--the whole
freely treated with rouge, powder,
lipstick and pencil and draped in
bridal raiment. Then place beside
her" Paul Fay of Vida as the coarse
and brutal bridegroom who lows
to love, cherish and keep from
harm the dainty and blushing lisa
bella Snodgrass as they venture
in the holy state of macaroni
for better or richer, the richer
the better
The scene was very impressive
with the strains of the wedding
march, the flower girls who litter
the stage with crepe paper bios
sonms, the punch girls, the train
bearer, the dignified bishop in his
robes. The ceremony interrupted
only by the sobs of the brides
mother who swoons, and the glad
shouts of the sweet little twin
sisters, (Dr. DeWane, 2421a, Bill
279h). Rosenstein was on
hand to offer all sorts of bargains,
especially in infants wear The
presents were numerous and most
of a practical, and in some in
stances. private nature. The cur
ain fell to the refrain of Good
Night Ladies'" sung by the whole
gorgeous assemblage.
Sickness and other emergencies
lecessitated a few changes in the
cast as originally announced. AS
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07
COUNTESS VOTE
ON INITIATIVE 81


Though it carried a
majority of counties, 80 all told,
the prohibition initiative measure
was so heavily beaten in the larg-
er counties of the state that its
gains in the county failed TO bring
about a reversal of adverse major
tiles. Only Yellowstone of the big
counties approved the bill.
The figures below are not Off
cial but are practically accurate.
Counties marked thus = contain a
city of 1000 or more. 1t may be
noted that all but one, Dawson
(Glendive) gave a majority again
st the measure.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07

put On it was as follows:
Butler, l.. L. Bogut.
Maid-Russell Burnison.
Present Takers-Harry Stebbins
and Bruce Randall.
Brides Weeping Mother-Doctor
Burgess.
Brides Comforting Father. B.
Borgert.
Bad Little Brothers.. B. Styer
and L. M. Clayton.
key Rosenstein-J. l.. Davey.
Brides Grandmother Charley
Council.
Brides GRANDFATHER. M. Foor.
Charlie Chaplin-G. E. Craw-
ford.
Pat O'Grady-S. j.. Kaniewski.
Rosy O'Grady-J. E. Wamsley.
Little Twin Sisters-Dr. J.. c..
DeWane and w. L. Young.
Mary Pickford-Harold Erick-
son.
Aunt llOul NludI1dIIJ iuilldn.
Uncle from Vida-S. ]. Neut-
gems.
Naughty Mother-M. R. Young.
Naughty Father-O. c. Johnson.
Old Maid Aunt-Ed Prendergast.
Flapper of 1929-Dean Swanson.
Mr.. Reginald Vanderbilt VIM.
McConnon.
Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt Ed
Sis Hopkins-W. G. Johnson.
Fritz Kreisler-Wm. Burgess.
Country Cousin-Connie Shen-
.xenberger.
Spanish Dancer-H. J. Fossen.
Gov. Erickson. H. Coffey.
Mrs. Erickson. Rooney.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07

Henry FOrd-O. T. Stennes.
Mrs. Ford-R. j. Stephens.
Fashion Plate-Dr. Whiprud
Magnus Johnson-Al Appelgren.
Devoted Wife,. Torkelson.
Henpecked Husband, Bob White.
Sir Harry Lauder Charley
Hamblin.
Annie Laurie-Lloyd MontgOm-
cry.
Pres. Coolidge-C. L. Marshall.
Mrs. Coolidge-A. Budd and Har-
old Knutson.
Negro Mammy-Sam Bickford.
Baby Sister-Fred Shafer.
Rastus-Tom Kelly.
General Pershing-Joe Wigtil.
Col. Lindbergh-Norris WINES.
CALI Curci-C. L. Rogers.
Bridesmaids Ray Delaney,
Francis Poulson.
Groomsman-M. Severson
Ring Bearer-E. B. Casey.
Bishop-Hugh Marion.
son and Chas. Coulter.
Trainbearer-F. B. Turner.
Bride-F. M. Catlin.
Groom-Paul Fay.
Grateful
The officers and members of the
Woman's club express themselves
as being very grateful to the men
of Wolf Point and Vida who took
part in the Womanless Wedding
for their generous cooperation.
They wish also to think those in
charge of Station KICK for broad
casting the announcement of the
play, and all others who assisted
and contributed to the success of
he undertaking.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07
JUST FIGURES BUT INTER
ESTING
(Helena independently

The New York Herald Tribune
wanted something for its editors
to do a few days after election,
and they were put to work figur-
ing out how many votes it would
take to make the vote of Hovoer
in the electoral college unanimous.
They announced a few days later
hat by properly switching 275,OOO
votes in the right states, Hoover
would have a solid vote from
every state in the Union.
The New York World is never
licked-not even in an election
like the recent unpleasantness, so
the editors OF tie World, probab-
ly with the assistance OF Frank
Sullivan, humorist, figured it out
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07

Peter Minuit was one of our
shrewdest realtors; he bought
Manhattan Island from the In
dams for $24.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07

Masonic Meetings. Loyalty
Lodge 121, A. F. & A. NJ, regu-
lar meetings first, third and
fifth Thursdays. Wolf Point
chapter 35 r.. A. NJ, regular
meetings second and fourth
Tuesdays. The Order of East
ern Star meets the second and
fourth Wednesdays.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07

Montana has 125.793 automo-
biles and several of them could
be started last Tuesday morn
ing.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07

blence to the person or character
represented and also act the part
with a degree of art. And every
bIoomin' one of them men. Just
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-07
WEDDING OF
MISS

CONTINUED from first page)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
SKLAMANY DEDIC
MILIONOV ZALUJE

V krajovych tasopisoch casto
pisu fantasticke zpravy zdedeni
milionov dolarov daktorym st "a
stnym chudakom, ktoremu zom-
rel stryko alebo ujko Amerike.
TAX sa prihodilo nedavno. Pc
Stianske noviny pisaly, re v Pas
sale, n. j. zomrel milionar, ktory
porucil Eugenovi Weinrodovi z
Miskolcu dvadsat' milionov dola-
rov. Weinrod ponahlal sa na tnto
zpravu do Ameriky, ably prevail
svoje dedictvo, ale axe bolo jeho
sklamanie, ked sa doznal, re pri-
bunny naozaj zomrel, ale zane
chal ME 20 milionov, ale len diva
tisic dolarov, O ktore sa uchadza-
10 az 1873 dedicov. Weinrod vratil
sa do Mad 'arska sklamany a te.
raz chce zalovat' casopisy ma.
hradu. "A
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
CAMPBELLSKE SKOLY
TAzI VEL'KA DLZOBA

Skoly mesta Campbell sn zat "a
zene dlzobou obnaSajucou okolo
1896, 800, podl'a udania j. R. Ku-
bovcika, elena sSolskej rady.
Hodnota pozemkov, budoV a Ia
riadenia udana je ma 81 ,238, 300, a
odtiahnutim dlzobnej. polozky
cislice okazuj6, re len 1901 800
bolo zaplatene ma skoly odkedy
mesto Campbell stale sa skol-
skym distriktom. Posudzujnc to-
to obrovske zadlzenie p. Kubov-
elk povedal, re co sa tyka skol,
nebude ziadneho snlzenia dani
pre- obyvatel 'stvo Campbellu az
do roku 1949, kedy vyprsi termln
poslednej splatky ma bondy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
Vel'kyy vynalez
ruskeho chemika
DR.. Lundin vynasiel negativ, kto-
~ umoznuje barevnu fotografiu.

z Berlina prisla sem zprava,
ze tam zijilci rusky chemik, DIR.
Boris Lundin vynasiel, po 20-roc.
nom zkusovani, fotograficky ne
gativ, ktory umoznujc po prvy
raz V historii sveta fotografovat
i kopirovat' obrazy ich priro-
dzenej barve. Jeho vynalez spo-
civa natpru chemikalie na foto-
grafickii plathu alebo film. Tento
mater je trvaly preto mono od-
kopirovat' tol'k obrazov, kol 'ko
kto chce, v prirodzenych bar
vach. Dosavad fotografovanie
bolo NONE len v bielej ciernej
barve. O vynalez vzbudeny bol
neslychany zaujem po celom sve-
te a nemecke filmove spolocnosti
namahajii sa zakupenie vyluc-
neho prava ma vyrobu a predaj
vynalezu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
SMITH SEM NEPRfDE,
ALE WALKER

Demokrati v Youngstown by
vel'mi radi dostat sem AL Smitha
ku reeneniu, ale predseda kra-
jinskeho demokratickeho vyboru,
-Raskeb. povedal tunajsinn vybor-
nixon. re to nebude NONE. -
Smith povie svoje reel len Y Gle
velande, Cincinnati mono al v
Columbus. Youngstown oblde pre-
to, ze je blizko Clevelandu. Ras-
kob ale sl1bil, re pade mayor
mesta New YOrku, Jimmie Wal
ker vyda sa ma cestu do Ohio. tax
iste bude recnit' Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
OSUDNA STREL 'BA PRE-
NESTASTNE MANzELSTVO

V utorok popoludni zastrelil sa
62-rocny Albert Mesmer, ked' ma
pred nebezpecne postriel'al svo-@
ju odcudzeni zenu Coru, ma ulici
mestecka Garfield. Mesmerovc:
nezili spolu uz "a viac mesiacov,
co Mesmera priviedlo k ziifal-
stvu. Ma zenu s..relil diva razy.
trafiac ju do boku do hlavy, po-
tom obratil revolver ma seba a.
strelil 81 do celia. Mesmer zomrel
ma druhy den. jeho zena este zije
a je nadej ma jej vyzdravenie.
Osem deti oplakava svojho otca,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
'ise: Michal Kornick, tai.
Farrell 8, Haselton 2.

Farrell zapricinil vel'ke pre-
kvapenie porazenim Haseltonu uz
pc druhy raz, pomere 3 ku 2.
Lefty" Moreau, ktory hadze Pa
YOU rukou Tom Savage boil pi-
cermi boil to snboj medzi tymi-
to dvOma. V deviation iningu So
koli mali F'lanneryho ma tretej a
dvaja boil ven a Kaeenga udie-
raj, ked' Susa zaspal a miesto "a.
hodenia lobby ma tretiu bazu,
zahodil ju Moreauvi. Flannery
ktory NAL nadbehnute, vykradol
sa domov Pahko, tajujilc hru. To-
to nahnevalo farrellskych chlap-
GOV ked' prislo ma bite v po-
slednej polovici deviateho iningu,
hrali vyborne a PRIV nez sa Soko-
Ii vzpamatali, Seamon, treti bejs-
men Farrellcanov, sk0roval wy
hravaj1ci obeh. Haselton pouzil
trinastich hracov v daromnej ma
mahe vyhrat'.
(Dokontenie ma 3. strane.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
0kr. Sb. Ligy oslavi
10. vyrociie CSR..
Cisty zisk 20 Slovenskeho Dna We
novany ma Maticu Skolskt.

Okresny Sbor Slovenskej Ligy
" Mahoning doline NAL stredu
sch6dzu, ma ktorej podane boly
lcty 20 Slovenskeho Dna, W.
drziavaneho toho roku V i1li.
Avsak ucty neboly este konecne,
lebo "a niektore ohlasky pro
CRANE nebolo dosial' skolektova-
ne. Zisk bude maly, nize sto do
larov, pre- vel'ke vydavky ma ban
du, ktora zahrala paru kuskov
pri cvicbach Sokolov. Uplna
zprava podana bude po buddcej
sch6dzi. Ma sch0dzi bolo odhlaso-
vant, ably cisty zisk 20 .Slovenske-
no Dna venovany Dol Matici
Skolskej.
Schodza tiez usniesla, aby O.
kresny Sbor Llgy OslaVll lO. W.
rocie Cesko-Slovenskej republi-
ky, ktore padne ma %. oktobra.
Prednaskovy a vzdelavatel ny
vyber ma vypracovat' program
oslavy a podat' budtcej schodzi
ma schvalenie. Budnca sch0dza
bude pondelok, Is. oktobra.
Ma schodzi priitomni boil: A.
NJ. Palkovic, podpredseda Okr.
Sboru; Martin j. Lesnak, tajom-
mix; Frank Hudik, pokladnik /;
d 'alej Michal Rybar, M. j. Gura,
Jan Kral, adv. Michal j. Palko-
vic, Michal Bartos M. Mraz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
SLOW. DOMU VO FARRELL
HROZf PADLOKOVANIE

z Mercer, Pa, priSla zprava,
ze okresny sudca j. A. McIIaugh-
ry vydal docasny zakaz prot pre-
davaniu alebo drzaniu opojnych
napojov V deviatich kluboch a
troch obchodach. 0 zakaz pozia-
dial okresny zalobca Leo McClea-
ry. Vysluch OIL 'adom staleho
sndneho zakazu bude II. sep
tembra.
Kluby, proti ktorym vydany
boil docasny sndny zakaz, s1 {:
Eagles a Moose vo Farrell, Sha-
ron Greenville, Slovensky Ma
rodny Dom a Nemecky Narodny
Dom vo Farrell Maennerchor v
Sharon. -
y. pade sudca McLaughry Wy
da trvaly zakaz, bude ;nasledo-
vat vys]uch OIL 'adom ''padlo-
kovania' tychto miestnost1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
MATKA ZAVRAZDILA
STVORO NEMLUVNIAT

Jan Hlatky jeho 35-rocna
manzelka, byvajdci v Monessen,
Pa. boil tieto dni arestovani a
uvazneni pre- zavrazdenie svojich
vlastnvch stvoro nemluvniat.
Serzant James Buckley cd
statnej policie dostal od Mich
priznanie.
Bolo to 25. augusta, ked' ma
dvore Hlatkych vykopane boly
mrtvoly ich dvojeiat a o niekol'-
ko dni nato vykopane boly este
dive kostry nemluvniat, tiez ich
dvojciat.
Mimo oboch krkavcich rodicov,
arestovane boly al ich dve dcery,
14-rocna Margita a 15-rocna Az
beta. Rodicia budl student vraz-
dy prveho stupna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
MACOCHA ZAVRAzDILA
sVOJU PASTORKYNU

V Elton, O., pri Canton, ma jed
nej farme udala sa vrazda, kto-
rel svoj nevinny zivot utratila s.
rocna sirota, Dorotka Ivanovico-
va. Dorotka a jej 11-rocna sestra
Margitka osirely a ich otec, Mi
chal Ivanovi6, ozenil sa poznovu.
Toto znacilo vel Ike utrpenie pre-
ODE dievcata, lebo macocha nj
mi kruto zachadzala. V sobotu
ztratilo sa Ivanovicovcom niekoP-
ko krav macocha poslala S-roc-
ne diet'a ich hladat'. DievGa
hi 'adalo marne ked' sa vratilo
bez kray, macochu pochytila zl-
rivost' dievcatko hodiac ma zem.
kopala do hlavicky do tych cias,
kym nebolo mrtvt. Potion jeho
tielko hodila do vody. Mrtvolu
dievcatka nasiel Ma druhy den ra-
no ich sused John Gehringer a
oznamil wee policii. IvanovMova
sa k zlocinu priznala a bude sn-
dena vrazdy prveho stupna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
Y. M, G., A. oTVARA
4-TRIEDNE KOLEGIUM

v Youngstown konecne bude-
me, mat nplne kolegium. Otvara
no YMCA. V lani otvorene bolo
len dvoj-triedne, ale toho roku
statny department skolstva povo-
lii otvorit'. styri-triedne, ma kto-
rom mono dostat' stupen baka-
lara umeni. u tohto kolegia po-
tom prijmu studentov ma vsetky
univerzity, vystudovat' "a pravo-
tarov, lekarov, profesoroy, zubo-
lekarov a inzinierov. Slovenski
mladenci a dievcata, skoncivsi
high school, maj1 teraz dobrd
prilezitost' vystudovat' college"
tn donna, vo dne alebo vecera.
mi, co i'm padne omnoho lacnej.
Sic, nezli keby museli studoyat'
" inom meste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
PROTESTANTSKE CIRKVE IA
5-DNOVY TYZDEN PRACE

Federal Council of Churches of
Christ in America (Kra jinska
rada krest 'anskych cirkvi V Anne
rike), ktora reprezentuje 30 mi
lion clenov protestanskych cirk-
vi v Spoj. Statoch vydala ma ro-
botnicky den prehlas, v. ktorom
ziada 5-dnovy pracovny tyzden
pre- americke robotnictvo. Rada
poukazuje, re. V krajine je 3 mi
lion robotnikov bez prace, co je
vel'm nezdravy neudrzatePny
stav so Stanoviska krest 'anskfho
bratstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07

kraGuie stale. V tieto dni "pre-
skocil' William r. Hearst, vyda-
vatel' mnoho casopisov po Spoj.
Statoch. Hearst je demokrat, ale
so Smithom sa hneva uz dlhsie
roxy. Hearst sa, vyslovil, ze Smith
prehra a sice preto, lebo urobil z
prohibicie hlavnn politick1 otaz-
ku, ktorou ME je. Hlavnou otaz-
kou ie blahobyt l'udu. Tiez W.
strihal narod pred Tammany
Hallou, ktora by opanovala kra-
jinu, keby Smith Dol zvoleny.
Demokrati nebudn mat vset-
kych acknowledged tovarnikov
"a sebou. V tieto dni poslali po
$25, 900 republikanskemu vyboru
Walter Chrysler w. c. Durant.
Generals Motors je skoro celia "a
Smitha, ale jej predseda Sloan,
postal republikanom tiez $25, 900,
aby nepozerali ma t1to korpora-
ciu vel'mi krivym okom. Du Pont,
predsela ;sboru direktorov Gene
raj Motors dal $4,000 alebo Wac
demokratom, a direktor financii
tel korporacie, John j. Raskot
riadi Smithovu kampan. Q For.
dow je znamo, ze nracuje "a
lHoovera.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
BULHARSKY KRAL,SA zENf
s TALIANSKOU PRINCEZNOU

Dna 4. septembra bolo nradne
Oznamene Sofii zasnibenie kra-
Pa Borisa $ princeznou Giovan-
nou, dc6rou talianskeho kral a.
Princezha je 2l-rocna. Jej matka,
talianska kral 'ovna, ie dcerou
neb. cernohorskeho krala Nikitu
a jeho zeny Mileny. Boris chodil
ku Giovanne uz diva roxy ma py-
tacky. Zenbou 81 kraP Boris IL
pevni tron, ktOrySa poslednych
rokoch vel ,mi kolisal agitaciou
sedliackej strany "a pripojenie k
Juhoslavii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
ILLINoIsKf MAJNERI
VRsAFfA "a DO PRACK

Asi $4,000 majnerov V Illinois
vrati sa do prace po dlhom straj-
ku. Vybor mamerov a operatorov
sa ushodnul ma Skale, o. ktorej te-
raz banici hlasuju a povazovane
je "a ist6, re ju prijmu. Nova
skala dava majnerom Ole "a tonu
oproti $1.OS dl'a jacksonvillskej
smluvy. Denni robotnici budn
mat $6.1O ma den, miesto $3.50.
Neuniovi banici majll len S440
ma den. Nova skala bude platna
do 81. marca 1892.
Nov1 skalu vyjednavaj1 i
ohioski majneri, ktori sa tiez
vzdali jacksonvillskej smluvy.
Vyjednavanie bude V kratkom
case skoncene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
OHIOsKY KOMPENZACNY
ZAKON JE NAJLEPSf

Chiosky kompenzaeny zakon
povazovany je v celej krajine "a
najlepsi stavany "a vzor pre-
staty, ktore no este nemajd. Kom-
penzacny zakon, ako je znamo,
poveril Statnu vladu zaviest' po-
istenie robotnictva prot irazu
smrti pri zamestnani Ma poiste-
ME plata zamestnavatelia. '
kompenzacnej zakladine nahro.
madene je uz $52,877 ,450.74. T1to
zakladinu administruje Ohioska
priemyselna komisia, pozostava'
iiica troch osob.