davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
SMITH ZAvRHNUL.
FARhNARSKY PLAN

AL Smith, demokraticky kandi-
dat ma prezidenta, zavrhnul 20
tieto dni takzvany "ekvalizacny z
plan farmarskej pomoci, ktory
bol obsazeny v McNary-Haugeno-
vel predlohe, diva razy prijaty
kongresom a diva razy vetovany
prezidentom Coolidgeom. Farmar-
ski vodcovia 1fali, ze sa Smith
vyslovi "a tento plan, ale Smith
NAL dost' smelosti povedat' i'm,
ze je nemozne.
Proti "ekvaliza6nemu" planu je
j Herbert Hoover, republikansky
kandidat ma prezidenta. Hoover
vypracoval sam jeden plan far.
marskej pomoci, ktory da. ma ve-
rejnost' v t1to sobotu, v svojej
prijimacej reel. Jeho plan neza-
hrnuje ekvalizaciu.
(Ekvalizacny plan SINE uz raz
vysvetlili z prilezitosti prveho We.
tovania prezidentom. Plan vyza-
duje mnoho-milionovl zakladinu,
ktorej by farmarom bolo dopla-
cane "a plodiny, ktore by upadly
ma trhu nize stanovenej ceny. Ma
proti tomu, keby cena vystnpila
vysSie, nez bola ustalena, farmari
by platili do zakladiny iste pri.
spevky, aby zakladina bola vzdy
pima. Stalu cenu ale nemozno ur-
cit, lebo keby bola urcena, far.
mari by hned' Wac plodin prodn.
kovai, lebo by mali zabezpeceny
zisk, nastal by vel'ky prebytok
ktory by zapricinil ohromne zlac.
nenie - hotov1 financnu panikn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
HROM ZABIL CHI.APCA,
ZAPAILL DOMY

Vo stvrtok ve6er prehnala sa
Trumbull a Mahoning okresmi
bnrka, ktora zapricinila smrt' jed
neho chlapca, hodne skody ne
hodu jedneho vlaku. V Sebrine
zabity Dol hromom 15-rocny Will.
liam Herman a zapalene diva do
my skolska budova. V tel obci
tiez vysinul sa pre- bdrku kol'a'
j vlak Pennsylvanskej drahy, pr
com styri osoby. boly ranene. Pr
inych miestach povalane boly ko
miny, stromy a teiefonicke stlpy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
DU PONT ZADAKOVAL,
IDE POLIT1ZOVAT

Pierre S. Du Pont, jeden z mai
bohatsich tovarnikov v Amerike
a predseda. rady direktorov Ge-
neral Motors zad 'akoval z lradu,
aby sa mohol Gimme zicastnit' vo-
lebnej kampane "a Al Smitha. To-
to .;a az druhy vyznamny nacel.
mix General Motors korporacie
ktory sa pridal k Smithovi. John
Raskob; direktor financii tel kor.
poracie, vidal sa nedavno, ably
prijal miesto predsedu narodnehc
vyboru demokratickej strany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
TEXTIINY STRAJK
SA DALEJ S1RI

3
Textilny strajk $4,000 robotni-
kov v New Bedford, Mass, roz-
siril sa uz i do Fall River inych
susednych miest. Strajk trva uz
II tyzdnov miesto ochabovania,
robotnictvo je pevne svojich po-
ziadavkach. Fabrikanti darmo sa
namahaju najimat' skebev, nikto
81 Ne Rob botniei~sA ns,nie.slf
ze teraz nielen re neprijmu 10.
percentove snHenie mzdy, ale sa
nevratia PRIV do prace, kym ne
dostann 20-percentovn podvysku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
CHUDoBNH zAMEsTNANEC
ZDEDM MILLION

C. R. Link, roznasac sddnych
predvolacich listin, zarabajdci
$40 ma tyzden, zdedil so svojou
matkou diva miliony dolarov Cd
syojho stareho otca, bohateho
farmara v Kansas .Matka Linko-
va bola dcerou r. A. Birgera '
Kansas, ale lila chudobne V New
Yorku so svojim synom, neznajdc
g bohatstve svojho otca, ktorJ
miliony zarobil pri oleji.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
PozoR MA KRHovkrKAou

v nedel'u utratilo zivot sedem
l'ndi ma krizovatkach xelexnie,
.lebo riaditelia automobilov uexo~
stall, ale voslep vbehli pred loko
motivy. Jedno nestastie udalo M
pri Salem, kde tri osoby zahynyl
druhk pri Rauenna, kde zabit& y
". styri osoby. |
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
AuToMoBuovE sPOLOt-
NOSTI SA SPAJAJU

Y poslednych dnech pripojilas
sa Dodge Bros. Motor Co. kn
Chrysler Motor Corporation q
chyrna Pierce Arrow Motor Car
Co. ku Studebaker korporacii.
Takto lfajti zdarnejsie konkuro-
vat $ General Motors korpor&-
ciou, ktora zaujima temer mono~
polisticky americky automobiles
w trh. Dalsie spojenia So ocakk-
Iyajd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
Sokoli zahraj1
Ease noyy kus
u ga cvicia zahrat nov1 dr&mu,.
Predan& mladucha ktord napi-
cal p. A. tisar toho leta.

Ako po minule jasene, tax al
tejto, dramatickv krnzok Sboru
146. T. s. j. Sokol prekvapi za-s
ciatkom oktobra Ease ct. sloyen-
ske obecenstvo jednym lplne no.
wynn, dosial nikde nehranym di-
vadelnym kusom, ktoreho memo je,I
Predana mladucha = Tento kuss
napisal toho roku nizepodpfsany
riaditel divadiel spomenut6ho
krdzku a povodca hier Zlata me-
vesta a Moderny zenich", kto-
re boly ma viacerych miestach S.
vel 'kym 1spechom zahrane. Te-
rajsia divadelna hra pod menom
"Predana mladucha je drama 20
slovenskeho zivota 4. dejstvach
s iednou premenou, ktorej bu-
de 1cinkovat' 40 os6b, "a ktorej
del potrva skoro 4 hodiny Je to
teda najvacsia a najtazsia dra-
ma, akej este nikto nevidel.
Slovenske obecenstvo, ktore ma
vstevuje divadelne predstavenia
Sberu 146. T. s. J. Sokol vie, axe
hry boly dosiap jeho dramatickym
krtnkom predstavene. Isti sme,
ze mnohym este al teraz sh pa
matt. Je to zaiste potesitel'na vec,
ked' my Slovaci tax d'aleko cd
svojej otciny mozeme al tn ma
SCI novel vlasti usporiadovat' a
videt' taketo sl'achetne divadla
v nasej materinskej re6i, nasei
milozvncnej sloveneine, ktora jel
opravdovym nasim narodnym po-
kladom. Taketo hry 20 zivota slo-
venskeho mas upamatuj1 ma zivot
a pripady, axe SINE zazili tam "a
moron nasej starej vlasti. No
tera;Sia hra, ktord sa cvicime "a
hrat', mas nielen upamata, ale al
pouci bude nam sli1zit "a pri-
kla da vystrahu pred lakomstvom
"a peniazmi, "a vel 'kym bohat-
stvom "a vel'kym panstvom, CO.
no vysledok je vzdy len smrt' a
smrt'. Celia hra sa bude tocit' O.
kolo eistej a opravdivej lasky,
pre- ktorl vyhasnn styri l'udske
zivoty. Ably SINE ale ct. slovenske
lobecenstvo dramou Predana
mladucha uz vopred trochu o.
boznamili, opiseme ju " 'kratkosti
a uverejnime v tLchto noyinach.
Opis hry sa zacne diva tyzdne.
Ia Sbor 146. T. s. J. Sokol
Andrej tisar, riaditep.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
RusKo zNovU zAvEDIE
PRoHIBfCIU

q Ruska oznamuj1, ze bolsevic-
ka vlada ide znoyu zaviest' pro-
hibiciu celom sovietskom Ru-
|sku. Este toho roku vyneseny bu-
de zakon okamzitou platnost'ou
ma obmedzenie vyroby vodky ma
113, 100000 galonov obmedzo-
vanie vyroby bude stupnovane
tax, ze 0 Is rokov vodka prestane
byt vyrabana nplnc. Vyroba pi-
va bola uz teraz obmedzena ma 5
percent lanskorocnei yyroby, TAX
ze 0 pivo je tam w teraz bieda.
|Zprisnene, boly policajne pravid-
la 0 arestovani opilcoy a opojne
napoje boly zakazane 70 verej-
nvch miestnostiach ako .je ze,ez-
nicna stapica, divadlo, klubove
miestnosti atd'. Sovietska vlada
bola nntena vratit sa k prohi-
bicii nasledkom toho, ze robot
nictyo v tovarilach nepracovalo
dobre, vzmahala sa nemravncst' a
celemu narodu hrozil npadok.
Vodka donaSala Wade viac ako
polovicu vsetkych prijmov a te-
raz hi ada move zdroje prijmov.
Ako videt', prohibicia je n.a VI
t'aznom postupe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
1000 L'UDf UTRATILO zIVOT
PRI vYBUCHU SOPKY

V Hollandskej Vychodnej In
dii udaly sa 4. 5. augusta vybu-
chy sopky Rokatinda, nachodiacej
sa ma Paloeweh ostrove, pri com
zahynulo okolo 1000 ludi 600
bolo ranene kamenim, ktore sop
ka chrlila. Sest' dedin znicen6
bolo ohnom a 5000 obyvatel 'ov
nachodi sa bez pristresia. Pocas
sopeenych vybuchov bolo zeme-
trasenie, nasledkom ktoreho kra.
je ostrovn prepadly sa do mora,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

Lefty" Byak New Castle
nadhadzoval "a. Strutherscanov,
ked' Soaf Smith, riadni piceri sa
neukazali, a nadhadzoval senzac-
ne, take TAXI zhameniti udernici
sko Mike Dzaf fnda, Bernard a
Povak boli ma jeho milosti. Me
len ze ich zbitoval, ale dal i'm
Chicago, prvy picer, ktory ten
trik vykonal toho~ roku v Sloven-
skej Baseball Lige. Kym Byak dr.
zal smutn1 farrellskn catu ma L.
zde, jeho spoluhraci udierali cd
maleho Franctza, Pavla Moreau
l'ahko a bill cd Tennenta tiez,
take mali osem nderov a osem O.
behov v piatich inningoch. Ia
Giatkom siesteho prisiel lejak a
bolo po nre. Ked' pozreme ma sko-
row. listinu, vidfme, ze Pete Bob
by, "a mnohe roxy hlavny prvy
beisman Strutherscanov, hral pr
w. Dostal diva obehy a zahnal
diva dnu, okrem hrania ma prveJ
baze v Al Style.
(DokOncenie ma 5. Strane)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
BEGG IA sNfzENIE DAM

James T. Begg NAL tn v stredu
rec Rotarian klnbe, ktorej W.
zdvihol vysoke dane v Ohio. Ho-
voril, ze tn oceliarne plata 81
dane voci 81, ktory plata oceliar-
ne v Pennsylvania. Takto oceliar-
ne nem0zu konkurovat' musia
utekat' Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
POLITICKY
P PREHL.' A |!
REGISTRUJTE sA
v PONDELOK

Obcania a obcanky, ktoir 1aIi-
sko-rocnych vol bach nehlasovali
a nehlasovali ami Y prezidents-
kych primarkach tejto jari, mu-
sejl sa ma pondelok registrovat /,
ably mohli utorok hlasovat Po-
dobne registrovat' musia sa vsetcl
novi obcania, az ci hlasovacie
pravo dosiahli naturalization ale
DO dosiahnutim 81 roku. Regi-
straGne miestnosti bud1 ponde-
lok otvorene Cd 9. rano do 3. po-
poludni Cd 5. do 10. vecer. Re-
gistrovat' sa musia al tt, co sa cd
poslednych volieb prest 'aEovali
do ineho prisinktu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
FARMAR sPACHAL
sAMOVRAzDU GUL'KOU

Juraj Makuska, 36-rocny far.
mar Five Points pri North Iii.
ma, zastrelil sa stredu pre- 70.
Dime nesvary. Dl'a mena, Ma
kuska zda sa byt Slovakom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
KoHo oDPoRttAME

Ma republikanskom llstku o.
porlcame nasledovnych kandida-
tov, ktori sl bud priatel'mi Slo-
yakov, bud zasluzia 81 nomina-
ciu nasledkom ich sIcosti:
Ia okresneho zalobcu Ray L.
Thomasa, ktoreho zasluhou je, ze
skvaieri boil z mesta vyhnanf. Je
verny priatel' slovakov.
Ia serifa "By" Morgana, tiea
vel'keho priatel'a slovakov q
statocneho cloveka.
Ia sudcu okresneho sldu 81 a
chetneho priatel'a nasho, sudcr
j. H. G. Lyona.
Ia okresneho komisara Alberts
Coopera.
Ia okresneho pokladnfka Jud
son Brennera.
Ia klerka okresneho sndu For
da H. Canfielda.
Ia okresneho zememerioa Geo
M. Montgomeryho.
Ia koronera Milton E. Hayesa
Ia statneho senatora Nils T
Johnsona, ktoreho zasluhou je,' :
skvajersky zakon, vyneseny stat
nou legislatiirou, Dol predlozen,
rudu a porazeny pol-miliona hls
sovou vacsinou. johnson je pr
atel 'om Slovakov, dal $50 ma Ma
ticu Skolskd. Zasldzi 81 byt' zn<
vuzvoleny .Kto by ma johnson
nehlasoval, mech odda HAS n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

Farrell6ania doltai Chicago" '
5 inningoch od ltruthers6anov. =
Zaujimav& hra, bude ma Shady
Run vi nedepu.

iMinulej nedele dazd' prelSazil
dokoncenie troch peknych Eau
jfmavych hieE II slovenskej Base
ball Lige, naiviec 60 aaty molly
hrat' bolo 5 hningoy. vysledky
sd:
Struthers s, Farrell 0, 5 innin-
gov.
Hillcrests 5, Lansingville !, 4
inningy.
Haselton 5, Warren 2, 4 innin-
gy.
Mad 'ari, bye. Z.
Stav klubov Slovenskej
z r.t q \ = 4 n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

lOK OLVOreue Oh y. FdHO wv -. pO-
poludni a cd 5. do 10. vecer. Re-
gistrovat' sa musia al ii, co sa cd
poslednych volieb prest atovali
do ineho prisinktu.
v PRIMARKACH sA HLAsUJE
PoDLA sTRAN
V primarkach hlasuje sa podl'a
stran. Wolfe nem6ze hlasovat'
ma republikanskych ma demo
kratickych kandidatov. M6ze hla-
sovat' len ma jednych alebo ma
druhych. Ten volic, ktory po-
slednych statnych a okresnych
yol'bach (v novembri 1926) hla-
soval vacsinou ma republican
skych kandidatov, je podla zako-
kona prfvrzencom republikanskej
strany a nesmie teraz v primar-
kach hlasovat' ma demokrati-
ckych kandidatov. Ma jasen w
mdze hlasovat' ako chce, ale te-
raz musi sa drzat' strany, na kto-
rel kandidatov hlasoval v no.
vembri 1926. Toto je podl'a vo-
lebnych zakonov a preto kto by
mae robil, prestupoval by tie "a
kony. Toto podavame preto, ze
mnohi Slovaci, ktori vzdy po re-
publikansky hlasovali, s1 naho-
varani, ably v tychto primarkach
hlasovali po demokraticky. Ked
nechc1 mat trubel, ked' nechcn
ist' proti zakonu, mech to nerobia.
Primarily s1 ME vol 'bami v pra-
vom slova smysle, je to len sposob
vyberania kandidatov. Demokra-
.4ti.ai -Syherai1- sxajieh. kandida;
toy a republican, syojich. V no,
vetabri potom demokrati mozu
hlasovat ma republikanov a ma
opak, republican, ma demol<ra'
TOW, lebo to ie w vol'ba opravdo-
va, vorba tiradnikov, ktori budu
sliizit' vsetkemu l'udu. Primarily
ale ME s1 vol 'bami 1radnikov, ale
len vol 'bami kandidatov stran a
tedy ma byt' kazdemu jasne, ze
je to ME spravne, ked' republi'
kani budd vyberat' kandidatov
pre- demokratov alebo demokrati
pre- republikanov. Volie, ktory je
znamy volebnej komisii co repub'
likan a bude 81 pytat' teraz de-
mokyaticky listok, bude vzaty ma
prfsahu. Musf prisahat', ze hlaso
val v novembri 1926 po demokra
ticky. A ked' slozi kriv1 prisahu
nasledky mech 81 potion sebe pri
pise.
KoHo oDPORttAAdE
Ma republikanskom listku od
por1came nasledovnych kandida
TOW, ktori sl bud priatelmi Slo
vakov, bud zasluzia 81 nomina
Gin nasledkom ich sIcosti:
Ia okresneho zalobcu Ray L
Thomasa, ktoreho zasluhou je, .
skya ieri boil mesta vyhnani. j.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
STAY klubov v slovenskej
Baseball Lige.
Hry ma tnto nedel u:

Hry ma tuto nedel'u:
Struthers Campbell Ma.
d d'armi v Gordon parku.
Hillcrests vo Farrell.
Haselton ma Lansingville.
Pise: Michal Kornick, tai.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-28
Beauty Sues tor
 Diu0rce to Foil
 Sale by Husband

GREENSBURG, Pa, Sept. 2S.- Thelma Williams may have look ed like a million dollars when she exhibited her charms as Miss Pittsburgh in the 1926 Atlantic City beauty contest, but she was quoted at $2,0OO when her hus- band wanted to sell her, accord ing to her complaint in a suit for divorce.
 Thelma, who became Mrs. Jes- SC Gray, q short time after the beauty pageant, is suing Gray for divorce, charging that he was jeal- ous. narrow and ignorant.
 According to Thelma's sesti- mony, Jesse was dumb, deaf and dopey regarding her charms. Any time anyone talked of curves in connection with Thelma he thought they were referring to road maps.
 If anyone tossed her so much as a smile. however, Jesse was all for going to the family armory and looking things over, she said. But when the Gray finances were low he was quite willing to sell here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-28
SENATOR SHOOT l SPREADS ALARM
Tariff Protection Needed for Ranchers, Sheep
 men. Dairymen

SHIN G TON, Sept. 2S.- United States Senator Reed Shoot, of Utah, expresses the op- iniQn that lacking of tariff pro. lection, practically all producers of beef and mutton in the Unted States will be forced out of busi- ness.
 The Senator's views were made known in letter to a constituent who wished to know how the tariff benefited the ranchers and sheepmen and also dairymen.
 Senator Shoot said the cost of production of beef and mutton is enormously greater in the United States than any other producing country.
 Senator Reed said that after passage of the Underwood Act, large quantities of frozen beef and mutton were diverted from Europe to the United States This was halted by the war but re- sumed afterwards and was only checked by the 1922 tariff law, he wrote.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-28
EASTERN STATE NOW IN DOUBT;
 WORRY CAUSED
Coolidge May Step in and Help Party in Home
 State, Mass.

ASHIN GTON, Sept. 2S.-
 Frank statements by some of the
 party leaders who called on Her
 bert c, Hoover recently concern ing Republican prospects in Mas
 sachusetts served to revive specu- lation as to what part the Chief
 Executive will play in the Presi- dental campaign.
 President Coolidge and Hoover conferred upon the subject but there has been no announcement beyond the statement that the Chief Executive wants to be help full Possibly, since that pro nouncement, word has gone into political circles that President Coolidge contemplates making at least one speech before election day. Since the party appears to be having trouble in his own State, the natural assumption has
 been that he will speak there. Political observers. who dug
 into the records. found plenty of instances where Presidents
 have actively participated in the
 campaign in which their own political fortunes were not at stake but there are few instances
 where the Chief Executive has directly urged voters to support the Presidential candidate of his |party.
 Herbert c. Hoover is to invade New England States late in the
 campaign. just before he. begins
 the final drive in his Presidential contest.
 It is generally understood around Hoover's headquarters he
 will speak in the Democratic
 stronghold in the State, Boston,
 between October 23 and Octo-
 Der 25.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-28
American Business Gun
 Escape Canadian Leuy

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Sell. ing direct to the customer is the most clear-cut method for Ameri. can business to avoid the Canadian income tax liability, which impos- es assessment of eight per cent on the annual income in excess oi $2.000 of corporations and joint stock companies. the department of commerce says.
 Charles Ray Gruny of the de- partment's division of commercial laws, points out in a recent issue of Commerce Reports" that Can- ada, second largest customer of the United States, offers a profit able field for American products, but that employment of salesmen or resident agents to develop that market makes the American firm technically liable to the Dominion income tax law. The customer, if a retailer or distributor, bears
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-28
CROWD ROARS
 APPROVAL 0F
 SMITHS TALK
Democratic Nominee, in St. Paul, Rips Into Repub-
 lican Opposition
THREE ISSUES ARE
 ATTACKED BY GOV.
Farm Relief, Waterway De- velopment, lInmigra-
 ton Are Discussed

{, ST. PAUL, Minn. Sept. 2s.- As the crowd, jammed into the Municipal Auditorium. roared ap- proval last night. Gov. Alfred E. Smith tore into the Republican opposition on three scores-Farm Relief, Inland Waterway Devel- Iopment and Immigration. Time and again, despite ap- peals to the audience not to eat up the radio time with demon- strations, the Democratic Presi- dential nominee was interrupted by cheers
 Repeatedly Gov Smith provok- ed sales of laughter as he chided various Republican leaders and resofted to miniorv to put over points plainly enjoying himself ana the enthusiastic response |stirred up.
 Hoover Farm Relief Foe Gov. Smith emphasized endorse ment of the principle of the Me Nary Haugen bill and chased Hoover as its foe and assailed President Coolidge for not offer ing afarm relief program to the Admilistration's liking.
 As for waterway development, Gov. Smith reiterated willingness to be. guided by engineers flnd- ings of the best route between the Great LaAes and the Atlantic and assailed the Administration failure 10 make adequate appro- priations Tor Mississippi flood control.
 Immigration issue
 Asserting that there was whispering campaign to make it appear that he favored letting down the immigration bars, Gov. Smith said the Democrats stood for preservation of restrictions but merely urged changes in the law to minimize hardships among families.
 Twice during his speech the lights went out.
 Thirteen thousand Is the rum Der estimated to be in attendance at his appearance here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-28

the tax when he resells the goods.
 Maintenance of a branch fac tory, office, shop or warehouse in the Dominion makes the American company equally liable to taxation Dominion law differentiating be- tween doing business with Cana da" and within Canada"
 The various provinces also have laws which must be considered when an American firm plans to enter the Canadian market, MT. Grundy adds. While these differ in some respects, generally they permit American firms either to register as extraprovincial com- panies or to incorporate local com- panies under the law of the pro- vince or the Dominion.
 Registering involves virtually as much expense and formality as in- corporation. however, and the lat ter plan is favored.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-28
Tunney and Lauder Wedding to Take
 Place Small Church

ROME, Sept. 2S.-Gene Tunney arrived here today from Genoa and one of the first things de veloped was the possibility that his marriage to Mary Lauder, whc Is now enroute here from the United States. may not take place at Sorrento after all the wide pub- licity..
 Dispatches from Sorrento said the marriage of the former cham pion would take place in the House of Tasso."
 The Champion indicated that a quieter marriage will take place in a small Parish Church in a big city like Rome or Naples.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-28
BLUFF FAILS; WOMAN HELD FOR PERJURY
 Has Brother of Husband Arrested for Nonpay- ment of Alimony


 NEW YORK, Sept. 2S. A woman who insisted her brother in-law is her husband is under arrest charged with perjury.
 Mrs. Bella Frank, aged 23, of Bronx, separated from her hus- band Albert Frank, several years ago. She was granted alimony of $25 week, none of which she received, she says.
 Last Tuesday she had a man arrested, saying he was her hus- band, Albert.
 The man, however, insisted he was Albert's brother, Samuel Frank.
 Supreme Court Justice Hum- phrey, after holding five hear ings, sustained writ of habeas corpus brought to free the pris- oner.
 Samuel then demanded the ar rest of Mrs. Frank for perjury.
 Mrs. Franks attorney demand ed Samuel's arrest on similar charge.
 The District Attorney, after hearing several witnesses, had Mrs. Frank arrested and declined a similar charge against Samuel.
 Judge Humphrey, in announce ing his decision, said he was convinced Mrs. Frank was att tempting game of bluff to bring her real husband into court by holding his brother.
 Samuel produced an array of witnesses who testified that he was Samuel and not Albert.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-28
STRIKERS RIOT
 IN AUSTRALIA

PORT ADELAIDE, Australia. Sept. 2S-The strike of dock workers has reached a stage of violent rioting Disorders began when 2,000 men invaded the docks and thrashed strikebreakers, in- turing 10 severely.
 Efforts were made to attack workers on ships but Police rein forcements, mounted, repeatedly charged the crowds and finally succeeded in dispensing the riot CTS.
 The local Trade Unionists have been bitter denouncing the ship owners, the stand of the govern ment and findings of the Arbitra- tion court and have refused to follow the advice of union lead CTS to accept the courts ruling and go back to work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-28
Noted Tenor on Visit to Pope; To Vote for Smith

ROME, Sept. 2S.-John M c Cormack. noted tenor, has arrived in Rome to thank the Pope for the title of Papal Count conferred upon him recently. When in formed it was reported he would sing privately for tho Pontiff, Mccormack said laughingly:
 There's an old Irish proyerb to : the effect 'you had better wait till you are asked"
 Asked for whom he was going to vote, he said: For Gov. Smith, of course"