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said, cover $500 furriers responded
to the strike call, and many Of them
have already returned to work un-
der satisfactory agreements"
This strike, he said, is one of the
stages in the fight of the furriers
for union conditions. "It is not a
fight of day or q week." Gold said,
"but it will continue until the Stet-
sky company union is wiped off the
face of the earth, the sweatshop is
destroyed and every single furrier
works under union conditions"
5 Furriers Jailed.
Five furriers who were arrested
Monday were yesterday arraigned in
night court before Magistrate Hy-
man Bushel. After giving them a
ranting talk on "Americanism,"
Bushel who, while being in the hire
of the United Restaurant Owners AS
sociation, continuously sends cafe
terra strikers to Jail, fined the
furriers So each or two days in the
Workhouse. The pickets chose to go
to Jail.
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in yesterdays issue of the
Women's Wear, trade journal
of the bosses, which said:
MANY of the council shops ex-
pected that some workers would
show a disinclination to walk out"
Women's Wear says. Then this
follows: "They (the bosses) were
advised at a recent membership
meeting not to encourage workers
to stay"
Work in many cloak factories
ceased yesterday-in many cases be-
cause the electric current was shut
off by the boss, and the workers told
to leave.
At the same time in the garment
district, the Needle Trades Workers
Industrial Union was on the often
sive in the agitation for a real
strike. Thousands of leaflets were
distributed among the cloakmakers
which contained the call of the In
dustrial Union to convert the fake
stoppage into a real strike for union
conditions under its leadership.
Stoppage a Failure.
That the fake stoppage is a dis
NAL failure is seen not only by the
very small attendance in the halls
of the company union, but also in
the depressing atmosphere which
prevailed there, according to lead
ers of the Industrial Union. Just
before the issuance of the fake
strike" call, the clique announced
that they had engaged Is halls.
Yesterday small, uninspiring gath
erings took place. Practically the
only sizeable meeting was held in
Bryant Hall, which was attended by
about 300. In the afternoon a sur
vey of the other halls hired by the
|. L. G. w. sharks revealed the fol-
lowing: In Astoria Hall and Annex,
4th St. and Second Ave, $50; Royal
Mansion, 200; Webster Hail. about
so, In the last-named place, after
a small group hung about for an
hour, a lesser lieutenant notified
them that no meeting would be held.
Most of the time at the Bryant
Hall meeting was taken up with
posing groups of workers for the
benefit of the capitalist press.
Answering the call Of Che Indus
trial Union to help convert the fake
stoppage into a real strike for con-
ditions under its leadership. work
ers filled to overflowing three halls
yesterday, Mansion Hall, Aristocrat
Hall and National Palace. Here
leaders of the Industrial Union,
after analyzing the conditions of the
cloakmakers at the present time,
exposed in detail the present CON
spiracy between the /. l.. G. w. and
the bosses for stoppage which
used the workers only as pawns.
The Company union, they pointed
cut, called the stoppage for the puc-
pose of bleeding thousands of dol
Co7,fj111fpd nm puuo Tamil
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Cen tr al Committee
Calls in All Funds in
Days Wage Drive


By instructions of the Central
Committee OF the Communist
Party of the United States you
must collect AT ONCE the
Special Days Pay Assessment
from all members you can reach
and forward the amount collected
Immediately to the National Of
flee, 43 East 125th St., New York.
Do not wait until all members
have paid, but send what you
have and then collect the rest and
send it. THIS IS AN EMER-
GENCY SITUATION AND NO
DELAY CAN BE TOLERATED.
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FORM OREGON FASCIST.

PORTLAND, Ore. (By MaiD In
corporation papers have been issued
here for the Minute Men, an organi-
zation of business men and politi-
clans of a fascist character, which
will be used against workers in case
of strikes.
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awarded for 1872 airplane at total cost of 42949
experimental ama flying boat powered with three large engines
built Baltimore at cost of S5OOOO On the
by F. Tubee Davidson asss
aviation that for wasp 500
Involving expenditure 2000O have been
specially made planes
navy that final
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of the United Safes government full
ambitious
of the ut2 the world approaches
which told that
all forces than
dreamed 1914 piled mountain high
of fields through
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launching today
Chester which third the suiser authorized
eight authorized in 1924 be
Independently the 16cruiser that
through winter.
day department issued
with
(Coninued or Page Three)
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deadly chemicals compounded for
experiments efficient higher powered
cced day and night.
Every navy and the department buy
awarding bigger for the armed forces Let
the of recorded the capitalist
the that the department
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TAIL 0RS TO CALL
BIG CONFERENCE
ON JULY Il, 70
Hillman Gang Suspend
Rochester Local
BULLETIN.
bCLLE 1lN.
Especial to the. Ddily Worker.)

Especial to the Daily Worker.)
ROCHESTER, N. Y. July q
The Italian local, which contains
a majority of clothing workers in
this city, has just been suspended
by the Hillman machine in the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Of America. At the same time
five active taiIors were taken off
their Jobs.
This action is part of the ma
ticnal terror campaign Of the
Amalgamated bureaucrats in the
hope of Sitting the revolt of the
rank and file.
To Call N. Y. Shop Conference.
The decision to call a mass shop
conference of Greater New York
was endorsed at a meeting of tail
ors of branches and T. U. e. L..
leagues. held at the Workers Cen
ter, 1928 Union Square, Monday
night, as part OF the campaign to
combat the growing terror against
militant workers in the corrupt
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
America The meeting was called
by the Rank and File Committee of
So.
The shop conference is scheduled
to be held on Saturday and Sunday,
July 27 and 2S.
Shops are already beginning to
send word that they will be repre-
sented, it is announced. All shops
who expect to participate in this
highly significant conference are
urged to send the names of repre-
sentatives to Anna Fox, secretary
of the Rank and File Committee of
35, at Room 402. 26 Union Square.
Plan National Week.
AT the same time it will be made
known that the National Committee
Of the Trade Union Educationsl
League, Amalgamated Section, is
sending out q call to all clothing
centers urging them to hold similar
shop conferences and thus prepare
Continued on Page Tavo)
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PAINTERS GAIN.

BRADFORD, Pa. (By MaiD Or
ganized painters here have won a
i've day week and wage increase
CT 10 cents an hour.
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CLOAK BOSSES ADMIT that
ST0PPACE IS 4 MANEUVER
TO BUILD COMPANY UNION
Association Manufacturers Tell Workers to
Leave Shops and Join Fake Strike
Halls Of Schlesinger Clique Empty Industrial
Union Holds Enthusiastic Meetings

Ladies Garment Workers Union the Company union which
started yesterday called with the complete blessing and
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PENN. PLUMBERS GAIN.

BRADFORD, Pa. (By Mail =
Over 225 plumbers here have won
ID hour week, and an increase in
wages of so cents a day.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24
Veliky pocet umrti matek pred
metem porady.

V prvni schnzi nedavno utvo-
reneho genealogical and OBJ
stetrical spolku V Baltimore,
hlavnim recnikem byl DR.. Ben
jamin P. Watson, professor po-
rodnictvi ma Columbia univer-
site v New Yorku. V feci sve
primlouval Sc "a to, ably zeny
vychovavany byly jako pomoc-
nice pri porodech, ably tax
zmensen byl pocet 1mrti zen,
jez narozenf ditek plati zivoty
svymi. DR.. Watson ukazal ma
ten smutny fakt, re We Spoje-
nych Statech vice matek um1ra
behem porodu nezli We ktere
jine vzdelane zemi. Soud1, re
jenom ddkladnym vzdelanlm
tomu by zabraneno byti mohlo.
DR.. George w. Kosmark, re-
daktor lekafskeho zurnalu,
svaloval vinu ma spatne rady a
spatny vliv, jimz moderni zeny
obklopovany jsou.
DR.. Watson ukazal ma to, ze
zamozne matky v nemocnicich
mali pomoc lekar6 a osetrova-
telek, chudsi zena dobrodinl to-
ho nema. Pomocnice, jez by
radneho vzdelanl nabyla, byla
by die jeho usudku velikym do
brodinlm.
DR.. Fred K. Adair, professor
Minnesota university, byl to-
no nahledu, re v mestech zen
takovych by treba nebylo, ma
venkove vsak re by pomoc je-
jich byla dobra.
DR.. J. H. Mason Knox, fedi-
tel zdejsfho statnfho odboru
zdravovedy doznal, re Mary
land ztraci rocne 200 zen, a z
techto 100 nepotrebne, pone-
vac nenl dosti lekarG We venkov
skych okresech Marylandu.
DR.. Emil Novak, president
tohoto move utvoreneho spolku,
predsedal schGzi a uvadel rec
Milky, mezi nimiz byli Baltimor-
stl lekafi: Thomas S. Cullen a
Howard A. Kelly.
Hoste zastupujfc1 prednl le-
kaiske ustavy Spojenych State
a Kanady po hostine v Mary
landu klubu v nedeli odejeli ma
Old Point Comfort, kde beast
Mill Sc konvence narodnf orga-
nisace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24

Koronerova porota V Mount
Rainier uznala patek cerno-
cha, Edwarda Martina, nevin-
nym re zavinenl smrti prohibic-
nlho agenta, Dano NJ. Jackley,
jenz pri st1hanf jeho zabit byl
v automobilove nehode ma Wa
shington Boulevard.
Porota uznala, ze to byla ne
odvratitelna nehoda.
Hned ma to Martin byl znovu
zatcen vladimir marsalem a
wat do Baltimore, ably Sc zod-
povfdal zde z obzaloby pro u
tok a prekazku We vykonavani
povinnosti uredn1ka.
Kdyz cernoch odvaden byl,
obhajce jeho Emerson, S n1mz
byl druhy Washingtonsky ad-
vokat, Stephenson, pristoupil k
cernochu a nakazal mu, aby
neudelal zadna udanf v Balti-
more, dokud nepromluvf Sc svy
mi obhajci. K tomu soudce mi
ru, Joyce, poznamenal: "Ano,
mluviti je strfbro a mlceti zla-
to-"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24
Dfvka zastrelena.

Sedmnact rok1 stara Gene
We've Harding zastrelena byla
16 rokI starym Chandler Ray
mondem. Raymond, jenz "a
wren byl ma severozapadn1 sta
nici, udal, re streleni bylo zavi-
memo nestastnou nahodou. u
dal, re dome sveho zamestna-
vatele, Johna F. Stevensona z
Pressbury ulice, ukazoval re-
volver dceTi zamestnavatele a
Hardingove. Kdyz toto Sc da-
10, revolver pry spustil. Steven
son nalezl mlad1ka klec1cfho u
dlvky a snazfciho Sc zastaviti
tok krve rany. Neil d1vce
lekafska pomoc mohla proka-
zana byti, tato byla mrtvolou.
Koroner zbavil mladika vi
ny.
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Vyslouzilec z valky vrhl Sc
tfetiho poschodl.

Skokem S 3. poschod1 domu,
{. 927 ST. Paul ulice, usmrtil sc
" nedeli As rokG stary William
R. Mason, vyslouzilec re sveto-
We valky. Nalezen byl mrtev
na dvorku vedlejslho domu.
Jako sergeant-major peslho
kanadskeho pluku princess
Patricia, byl dvakrate ranen
We Francii.
V Vposledn1 dobe, jak zena je-
no udala, byval stale rozrusen.
coz pficitano zkusenosti z val
ky a ranam. V sobotu v noci
vypil nekolik sklenicek koralky
rozcllil Sc jeste silneji.
Julius Dewulf, bydl1c1 ma 3
poschodi, wal jej k sobe, aby
jej utisil. Kdyz usnul, vzdali1
Sc Dewulf. Kdyz pc p1lnoci
vratil Sc do bytu, Mason by
vzdalen. Domnfvaje Sc, re Ma
son odesel do sveho bytu, uleh.
si.
Pfi hledanl ztraceneho base
ballu nedeli rano William
Borghorn nalezl mrtvolu Wy.
slouzilcovu ma dvorku u vcho.
du do sklepa lezic1.
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Manzelstvi.

Koncem tydne zruseno bylo
manzelstvf Tillie Berry, 937 S.
Kenwood avenue, jez svedcila
pred soudem, re Sc provdala "a
Henry K. Berry z New Yorku,
kdyz byla opila. Pfi odavkach
nevedela pry CO della. Teprve
pozdeji jeji pr1telkyne pry j
rekla, re je provdana. Donna
la, re Berry il nabfdf snatek, a.
lie re odeprela.
Neil vydala Sc ma vylet do
New Yorku, opila Sc. V New
Yorku pila znovu, aby "usadila
nervy". Tlmto "usazen1m ner-
vi" zapomela pry ma vsechno.
V dobe, kdyz pro "usazene ner-
wy zapomela ma vsechno, Sc
dala oddati v New Yorku $
Berry.
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Dokud tesil Sc zdravf, byl
vzdy cinnym, vernym pracovn1-
KEN We vlastenecke praci. Y
Sokolsk6 Jednote ''Blesk" "a
staval 1rady Cd nejnizs1ho dc
nejvyssiho. Clenem jej1m by
po 80 rokG. Pred n6kolika ro.
ky cestn6 z Jednoty vystoupil
u fadu Blan1ku zastaval 1rady
jeden po druhem az ku nejvys-
Slmu. Clenem byl 81 rokG.
Jednatelem Narodn1ho hrbi-
tova byl pc 20 rokd venuje
spravnemu vedeni 1fadu kde
jakou prazdnou chvilku. Pro
chorobu 1radu tohoto Sc vidal.
Zesnuly manzelkou svoji
odchoval 4 d1tky, jinz otcov-
sky postaral Sc o vzdelanf CO
nejleps1. Vedle truchl1ci man
zelky odchodu jeho trpce zel1
dftky: PAM Ottilie provdana
Rudolph, strojnf inzenyr Gene
raj Motors spolecnosti v Ander-
son, Indiana, p. August Stieg-
Ter, namofn1 ddstojnlk, p. Os-
car Stiegler a studuj1cf ma po-
lytechnice, p. Harry L. Stiegler.
Zesnuly az do sve smrti byl Gle
mem Tadu Blank, ktery delega-
CT zastoupen byl pri pohfbu. Ia
rad promluvil predseda, p. A
lois Masek. Pohrebn1 obfad
vykonal pr1buzny rodiny, Rev.
F. A. Giese.
Pohrby tyto vypravila firma
August Pasek.
- We Franklin Square po-
drobil Sc operaci pan August
Stiegler, den pc pohfbu sveho
otce.
V Annapolis graduovati
bude re zvlastniho kursu ma
mornf ddstojnfk, p. Oscar Site
gler. Pc graduaci a povysen1
ma prvn1ho d1stojn1ka vladimir
namoTnlm odborem poslan bu-
de ma studio ma universitu Bo-
stonu. Ma universite studovati
bude diva roxy a pax pridelen
bude nektere vladn1ch stanic.
V 1tery vecer, %. kvetna
clenkyn6 kostela Cesko-M Morav-
skych Bratrf usporadaj1 jaho-
dovy vec1rek We prosp6ch ko-
stella. S vecfrkem spojena bu-
de jednoaktova hra klubu
"Mladych."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24
Strelena manzelen.

Helen Williams, 28leta, sire
lena byla manzelem svym,
Johnem III. Williamson, v sobo-
tn. Tezce zranena dana byla
do Union Memorial nemocnice.
Mrtvola manzelova S kuli v
lebce nalezena byla tehoz dne
pod stromem asi 200 yard1
vzdalenym Cd domu, v nemz
manzel strelil manzelku.
Matka strelene, Margaret
Debaugh, udala, re dcera jejf
rozvedena byla pred tydnem
Cd manzela. Odstehovala sc cd
neho z apartmentu Govans a
vratila Sc do domu rodic1 ma
Debaugh Allegheny avenue v
TOWSOn.
Asi kolem IL. hodiny sobo-
tn dopoledne, Williams, ienz
WIDEN byl blfzkosti domu 20
nekolik hodin, vessel do domu
chteje mluviti manzelkou.
Matka porucila mu, ably odesel.
Kdyz odepfel, sla ku sousedu
odtud zavolati policii. Williams
Sci nahor1 do druheho poscho-
d1 kde manzelka jeho Sc zam-
kla a chtel, ably Sc k nemu vra-
tia. Kdyz odeprela, vylomil
dvere kdyz manzelka klesla
ma kolena proslc aby il nestre-
lii, nasadil revolver ma prsa jejf
a vystrelem do prsou il tezce
zranil. Vyraziv z domu, roz-
behl sc ku nedalekemu lesfku.
kde Sc zastrelil.
V dobe tragedie dve dftky
jejich, asmilety hoch a 6leta
dcera, hrali 81 na travniku pred
domem.
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Cernosi pFepadli gasolinovou
stanici.

Herman Sachs, spravce ga
sollnova stanice ma Eastern a
Central avenue, prepaden byl V
patek v noci tremi cernochy a
oloupen jimi O zlate hodinky v
Gene $50 a $40 ma hotovosti a
poukazek. Jeden z cernoch1
pred prepadem pozadal jej 0
drobne "a dollar. Kdyz Sachs
otevrel pokladnicku, jeden z
cernoch1 vytasil prot nemu re-
volver zat1m CO druhy pocal
pokladnicku vyprazdnovati. We
chvatu opomenuli v kapse
Sachsove nalezti $40. Pc spa
chani kradeze prchli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24
Lidska bida.

Ma policejnl hlavni stanici
"a mrizemi octl Sc v pondeli
John Cifestkar, jeho matka, je-
.jich automobil, jejich psfk a
dve klece sc slepicemi.
Do bfdy privedl je policista
Adams, kdyz zahledl jak Sc
hnali pc Monroe ulici S licensi
New Yorskou z minuleho roku.
Po zatceni matka, 65 rok1 sta
ra, trunlcl ma predn1m sedadle,
postavila 81 hlavu, re mlsta
sveho Sc nehne. Ma zadn1m Sc
dadle tr1nil pes Captain a wa
du pripevneny byly dive klece s
kdakajlcfmi slepicemi.
John svadel vinu ma zdlou-
havost New Yorskeho uradu,
kteremu pred odjezdem z
Jacksonville, Florida, psal o no.
We licensni tabulky. Kdyz sest
nedel nesly, sebral CO mel a jel.
Sc starymi tabulkami projel
staty: Floridou, Georgif, obema
Karolinami, Virginii. Az Mon
roe ulice Baltimore uvedla jej
V souzen1.
- Nekolik. hostf vrativslch
Sc z cesty po mori pochutnava-
10 81 V 1tery ma paji a vejcfch v
Hull ulici j1delne. Mr.. Robert
McAfee S Mr.. William P. Davi-
sem byli We vesele nalade. A
jak by ne? Pevna pGda pod
nohami, pale, kan oko pohled-
10. John dostal rozkaz, aby
Jim usmazil vejce. John sci.
Robertu napadlo: 'HoR mi
sem ten druhy paj." William
paj chytil, hodil a zed jim tre-
fiji. Ia jednlm sci druhy, tfetl
az devet paju a ctrnact vajec
Vallejo Sc pc odrazu Cd steny po
podlaze Jedno vejce seklo
Johna do ucha a nerozbite sku-
talilo Sc ma podlahu, ma nfz te-
prve prasklo. John uchopil
pekac a "a namofniky. Manor
n1ci ustoupili ku dverim. John
"a ustupujicimi az ma ulici. Ze
zalohy vyfitil Sc straznlk, FIR.
Zamacki a v zajeti dopravil bo-
jovne ma JIM stanici, kde soud-
ce je shladil pokutami po 10
dolarech a 1tratach "a pobyt
ma stanici a spousty jidelne.
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MiStni ZprdYy
Z krajanskych kruh1.,

= Ma Narodnfm hrbitove
pohrbena byla v nedeli odpole-
dne p1. Frantiska Tecl, manzel-
ka Antona Tecla, farmaTe v
Benfield u Millersville, Md,
jez zemfela v nemocnici 16.
kvetna, We start 81 rokG. Ze-
snula narodila Sc v Racicfch u
Roudnice, odkud r. 1897 pfi-
st6hovala Sc do Spojenych Sta
tn S manzelem svym.
Pohfbena byla 2 domu sveho
bratra, Richarda Klfmy,c. 2814
E. Monument ulice. Mad odcho-
dem jejfm tezce zarmoucen je
manzel jejf, bratr1: Richard
Kl1ma a DR.. Hermenegild Xii
ma, jenz Tyndall, JIM Da-
koty, pfijel ku pohTbu a ostat-
nj pT1buzn1 a znam1.
Nalezela ku spolku JiT1 Po-
d6bradsky, jehoz delegace Il
castnila Sc pohrbu. Mad mr.
tvolou "a spolek promluvil V
dome ma hrbitove p. Vincent
Joska. Pohrebn1 obTady vyko-
nal Rev. Frank Novak.
V pondelf odpoledne
pohfben byl na Narodn1m hTbi-
tov6 p. Sylvestr Stiegler, man
Eel Joseffny Stiegler, c. 829 N.
Montford avenue, jenz zemfel
We veku Sc rokG 16. kvetna. Ze-
snuly churavel po diva roxy. Ia
mestnan1m byl krejc1. Narozen
byl ma Strfbrnych Horach V Ce-
chach, odkud pred 81 roxy pri-
stehoval Sc do Ameriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24
Nalezla matku We skleps plnem
pIynu.

Doris Schultz, desltileta, u
citivsi v nedeli vychazejicf "a
pach plynu re sklepa domu, {.
1922 Ravenwood avenue, seSla
do tohoto nalezla tam matku
svoji omamenou vypary sedlcl
v zidli. Pomocl soused1 a ply
narenske spolecnosti pfivedena
byla opet ku vedom1. Unikanl
plynu zavineno bylo prasklou
plynOvOu rOurOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24
Vtahli do domu bez placeni
naiemneho.

Do prazdneho domu, {. 638
w. Fairmount avenue pred tX-
dnem pristehoval Sc Samuel
Smith, cernoch, aniz by CO fekl
majiteli domu, Franku Erlicho-
vi. Ponevac d6m byl pro neho
veliky, zrentoval prebytek il
nemu cernochu. Ma dome zu-
stale navest1 sFor Rent, pred
nj dv6re zGstaly zamceny .Kdyz
We stredu mattel nahledl ok
mem do domu, uvidel mem ma
bytek. Ma policejn1 stanici
cernoch1m odpustil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24

Emily Carlguest 2 PennSyl-
vanie jejf dve dftky leceny
byly We zdejsf nemocnici po-
ranenf, jez utrpely, kdyz v pa
tex automobil jejich Sc srazil S
automobilem Rose F. Stuck ma
North Avenue u Chester ulice.
V automobile byly S nj jeji dit
ky: 3lety hoch a 12leta dcera.
- Ma Tunbridge road usmr-
cena byla v bllzkosti domu ro-
dicG ctyrleta Marie Dunbar.
Ma Trappe road zranen
byl neznamym automobilem 81
lety Edward Krantz, kdyz Sci v
blfzkosti sveho domu s pr1telem
svym, Harry Martell. Krantzo-
vi rozbita byla lebka a pfera-
zena noha. Policie hleda auto
mobil, j1mz nestest1 zavineno
bylo.
- Florence Schultz, 58leta z
{. 11O7 N. Caroline ulice, IRA
nena byla kdyz jela S automo-
bilem S manzelem svym, Ed
ward Schultz. Automobil sra
zil Sc S jinym ma rohu Patter-
son Park avenue a Lanvale ulic.
- Sedmdesat sest rokG starry
Philip Yotto podlehl v nemoc-
nici zraneni, kere utrpel, kdyz
pfejet byl automobilem ma
Slemmers avenue u Pratt. ulice.
Automobil rfdil cernoch Doug
las z 900 bloku N. Bond ulice.
- Zapalu pile v nemocnici
podlehl 64lety George Bower
sox z N. Calhoun ulice, jenz
prejet byl automobilem Rudol-
fa Moore.
- Do Union Memorial ne
mocnice dan byl v 1tery John
C.. Dubbelde z Wyman Park
way, jenz jel automobile sy-
mem rfzenym. We srazce dru-
hym automobilem Percy l..
Sentze, vyhozen byl ma dlazbu
Old York road a zranen. Sentz
We srazce spolu poranen byl.
- Neznamy, podle vseho Ne
mec, zabit byl truckem ma Fa-
yette ulici u ST. Paul ulice.
- Skorem jiste smrti vyhnul
Sc We stredu c.. Wetzelberger z
Falls road, seskocenim z true
ku, jenz sc .zarazil ma kolejich
Pennsylvanske drahy ma krizo-
vatce Loney's Lane. Do trucku
vrazil osobnf vlak a roztfistil
jej.
Diva nemocnicn1 zT1zenci
re Syndenham nemocnice, John
P. Boyle a William Buckler, po-
raneni byli, kdyz truck, nemz
We stredu jeli, srazil Sc s elek-
trickou karou ma Hartford a
Herring Run silnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24
zadal a dostal.

James Greeley, 58lety takto
bez domova poslan byl v 1tery
do polepsovny ma 6 meslcI.
Soudci stezoval 81, re Ito nej-
de-" a aby no policajt nesebral,
ably no radeji postal hned do
vezeni. Ma policejn1 stanici
dopraven byl behem bludneho
putovani sveho jiz dv6stekrat.
= George Lusby z Noble u
lice stloukl manzelku, kdyz ia
to 20 navratu SVEN do rodinne-
no hnlzdecka ma otazku, kde
byla, mu vynadala. Urazeny
manzel byl sebran a zavren.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24

Rawlings v. Whittemore, Ro-
Der Minner a August Beyers,
odsouzeni byli do Marylandske
kaznice, kazdy ma 20 roka.
Whittemore dostal O jeden rok
vice "a 1tok, ktery provedl,
kdyz pridelen byl krejcovske
dime. Whittemore zavren jest
V temze oddelenl, v nemz "a
wren byl bratr jeho, jenz pTi
pokusu uteku zabil strazce a
pax obesen byl.
Tri bandite prepadli a okra-
dli banku Farmers and Mecha-
mics National We Westminster.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24
Diva Baltimorane obeti vzdu-
choplavecke melody
New Yorku.

Sest osob, diva z Mich Baltl-
morane, poraneno bylo V nede-
Ii, kdyz aeroplan sf1til Sc s nj
mi ma golfove hrfste u Roose-
welt Field v New Yorku.
Poranenl Baltimorane jsou
25leta Dorothy Gosnell a D. L.
Primrose.
Pad aeroplanu zavinen byl
porouchanym motorem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24
Sest poransno padem porce.

Padem porce ma domu {. 4O3
Cuttings avenue v Govans po-
ran6no bylo v nedeli 6 osob,
kter6 ma nem sedely. D1m je
majetkem Joela Wolfsheimera
Pore spadl do hloubky 5 stop.
Nejh1Te zran6na byla 51leta
manzelka majitele. Soused6
zaslechnuvse vykriky, pomohly
zranenym z trosek porce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24

Madaline Brown, jez 4. kvet-
ma vzala 81 vojaka 6. delostre-
leckeho pluku, Clarence S. Har
vey, zavrena byla, kdyz Sc u
kazalo, re zapom6la 81 pred
druhym snatkem witt rozvod
cd prvnfho, take vojaka a ka-
nonyra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24
Osm direktorI zalovano.

Osm direktor1 Provident sta
vitelskeho spolku, ktery jest v
rukou receivr1 nasledkem zpro
nevery H. Walter Gansterem
spachane, zalovano jest ma od-
skodne v obnosu $4,000. "a
lobu podala Baltimore Trust
spolecnost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-05-24
Dvacet diva schopno do statni
policejni sIuzbv.

Ze 131 kandidatd uznano by
10 "a schopne do statni policej-
nj sluzby 22 kandidat1. Zkous-
ky prodelany byly v Camp Rit-
chic.
Dvanact techto ustanoveno
lined do sluzby.
Sest z Mich je Baltimorana.
Sluzne statniho policisty je
$4,000 rocne.