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Nogales international., 1930-09-26
Editorials =
Why Not More Conventions?

Why doesn't Nogales get more conventions?
The Importance Of this subject to the welfare Of
our city to again bring this to the attention
of our citizens.
In report just received by the International
from the Arizona Industrial congress- twenty eight
conventions fairs and celebrations of various kinds
are listed and of this number two to be held in No
gales-but not until next April
Phoenix has five events listed, including two con-
ventions that will bring people from many western
states, and Tucson has four, including the State
Bankers Association and the State Mining Revival
both Of which will bring some of the biggest men in
Arizona.
Nogales will entertain the State Medical Society
and the Arizona Social Workers Association next
April but meetings are scheduled up to that time
If Nogales simply cannot induce more organiza-
tions in the state to hold their meetings in this city,
the next best thing, it. is to try and get some
Of the delegates to visit Nogaes while they are hold
ing their conventions in Tucson, just 68 miles away
Maybe if committee of the chamber of commerce
would get in touch with the officers of the State
Bankers Association they might be able to induce that
body to spend day in Nogales while their meet
ing is being held at Tucson November and 8. And
possibly might also induce some of the big mine
operators to come down for day while they are hold
ing their "Revval" at Tucson November [ and 2 IF
it is impossible for to get the "whole loaf" why
not try for the "crumbs"?
1t seems to U.s. nevertheless that Nogaes is fall
ing down on the job when it comes to bringing con-
ventions and tourists to this ideal city, And from the
way it looks, Tucson and Phoenix are grabbing off
all of the big events Of the year, when neither city
has half of the inducements that are offered by
Nogales
Nogales international., 1930-09-26
Sane Logic Distates Election Of Democrats

Aside from party affiliations and on the basis Of
sane logic on it would be folly for the voters Of San
ia Cruz county to send republicans to Phoenix to rep
resent this county in the state legislature either the
upper or lower house.
This for the simple reason that history has shown
us that as far state legislation is concerned the
republicans of Arizona have never gotten anywhere
have always been and always will be so far numb
cred in both houses that their votes amount to moth
ing.
Never in the history Of the state have more than
i've republicans reached the senate and usually not
more than three, whereas in the lower house there
ere more than eight and usually not more than
five republican representatives.
In the light Of these facts, and if the voters of
Santa Cruz county desire real representation in our
state legislature, there is but sthing to do Cast
your vote for c. G. Crenshaw and Ed Bohlinger in
the November election and know that Santa Cruz
county will have voice in the enactment of all bills
that come before the legislative body the next two
Nogales international., 1930-09-26
ulton And North
Are Found Guilty

Both Robert Fulton and Hill
North, negroes, were found guilty
Of passing forged instruments by
juries in the superior court Tuesday
In both cases the juries recon-
mended leniency
The trial of Fulton began Tues
day morning and the case went to
the jury about o'clock. After being
cut about two hours the jury re-
turned it's verdict to Judge w. "A.
O'Connor.
Another jury was Immediately Sc
lected and the trial of North be-
gun. It reached the jury about 4:30
o'clock and the verdict was render
ed at 8 o'clock that night.
County Attorney E. R. Thurman
prosecuted both cases and Charles
L. Hardy was appointed by the
court to represent the defendants.
Judge O'Connor will pass SEN
tence on both men today.
Both defendants were charged
with passing small checks ON which
the name of John Phillips, contrac-
tor, had been forged.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26
-O-O-G---
Let's Select The Right Men

The Democratic party Of Santa Cruz county will
have some strong competition in several races for
public office in November and it is vitality important
that the Democratic party stand together as one.
In order to preserve harmony in the Democratic
ranks, it is most essential that elect the strongest
and best men to head our central committee, espec-
tally the chairman and the secretary
We hope when the Democratic Central Com
mittee meets tonight it will bear this thought in mind
and without delay choose the men and women who are
really leaders and who have been known to be DEM
OCRATIC LEADERS in this county for many years.
Personal friendship and prejudices should be for
gotten at this meeting tonight and when the right per
sons are nominated let elect them by acclamation
and show them we with them, unqualifiedy. Let
show the voters Of Santa Cruz County that there
is dissention in the Democratic ranks and it will
Set example for the other Democrats in the county
to follow when November comes around.
Not only must fill all of the county offices
with Democrats in November, but there are several i'm
portant state offices that should be filled with men
and women who truly represent OUR PARTY For
that reason, it is doubY important that we preserve
harmony and choose the best Democratic minds in
Santa Cruz County to pilot the party to victory at
the general election.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

republican bosses of Santa Cruz County comprising
the republican central committee
We have the highest respect for the church and
also the mlmst1y-when ministers keep their place
Arizona, and possibly Santa Cruz County, need
moral uplift doubt but it seems to Us that it IS not
the function Of politician to reform the people Rat
en- it would be far more becoming to minister Of the
gospel to contine his efforts to building up his church,
within the circles Of his church 70 do that success
fully is a stupendous task in itself
successful business man, it seems to us, is far
more capable of serving the people of Santa Cruz
county as their representative in the State Senate
than one who has not only openly admitted that he
belongs to the ministry but who has been following
that vocation for many years
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

CONTINUED from Page ~
mailed by a special committee COM
posed Of James V. Robins, Robert
E. Lee and Harry j. Karns. Those
members who do not respond to this
letter will be called on by the com
mittee after October 10.
The site for the new Elks' home
fronts on Arroyo boulevard, opposite
the office of the Nogales Interna-
tional, and extends back to Terrace
avenue.
The building will be SO by 90 feet
with two stories and a basement.
The basement will be equipped with
two bowling alleys, four billiard tab
les and card, Tables.
The ground floor has been leased
to the Arizona Grocery company for
a period of five years at a good
rental and with an option to renew
the lease for five years more.
On the second floor will be the
main lodge room, a library, ladies'
lounge, kitchen and store room. The
building will be steam-heated and
will be ventilated by the newest
ventilating system which will change
the air in the building every eight
minutes.
1t was stated that the building
will be for the use of the wives of
members and will be open to them at
any time for bridge parties, dances
and social functions of all kinds.
Work of tearing down the old
buildings now on the site was be-
gun several days ago and it is hop
ed to have the ground cleared next
week so that here will be no delay
in starting construction of the new
building.
The Elks' meeting Tuesday night
was well attended and it was an
nounced the regular semi-monthly
meetings will be resumed in October.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26
Parson Smith "Consents" To Run For Senate

The political parson is getting deeper and deep
er into politics.
Not satisfied with serving on the board of alder
men, Rev. O. A. Smith has CONSENTED" to having his
placed in nomination a republican candidate
for the office Of state senator in opposition to c. c.
Crenshaw, the democratic nominee.
CrenshaW nominated by vote Of the pe0-
pie in the recent primary Smiths name was written in
the ballot by II republicans and later endorsed by
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

Phoenix Ore running E2l3 per
cent copper and carrying values in
gold and silver, struck at Eaunas-
ter claim nine miles north.
Wilcox Agriculture andl Trades
and Industrial courses added to To-
cal high school,.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26
Snoopi11' Around
BY Al KIRK

Looks like the republicans are still
stalling. Wonder how many dark
horses they will trot out before next
rolls around. They only
have three more days to decide.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

G. H. McNulty of the Public Util-
tiles Consolidated Corporation is ex-
pected back in a few days from a
trip to Montana and Min
neapolis
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

Fool-hardiness has again claimed
it's reward. A professional dare-dev-
il lost his life jumping from New
York's newest and highest bridge.
And he apparently did it for no
good reason at all.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

The ladies of Elgin, Rain Valley,
Sonoita, and Vaughn are making an
effort to thoroughly please the many
fair visitors.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

A. G. Stearns of the Stearns Mar
lzeting Company will return about
the tenth of October from a trip
to Oregon
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

And speaking OF columnists,, does
not 0. 0. Mcintyre, like tor tell US
what a hick he was-yearS ago?
Maybe he isn't one now.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

Wonder how Bob Lee and Judge
Hardy like being dragged out of
bed at 2:30 in the morning by a
couple of love-sick Kids.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

Now that they've named the big
project" Hoover Dam, the next step
is to call the Dam town Hoover.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

Bobby Jones is a wonder IN more
than one way. He SCOTS, at the idea
of publicity Instead Of making a
fool of himself by entering the mo-
vies he is sticking to golf.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

Bill Rogers has been ableo to- stay
funny longer than most colll1nnists
we have had in many years: It's; be-
cause he. never takes; himself seri-
ously. He's just plain: folks.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

little job ahead Of him.
A goofy individual the other day
remarked that Nogales~ would be
bigger town if somebody would
build more houses. Fact is this in
tended wise crack is very true. No
gales does need more, homes and
needs them badly.
Ali hands aloft, my lattB. Let's
reef the political sails. AL signs
point to a squall ahead.
Hunt For Governor, says a
sign on the back of an automobile.
After the November election we
won't have to do any more hunting
Hunt will be there
Propertys selling cheap these days
down at Dumbauld'S S ;office,, and he
isn't in the real estate business
either.
Maybe the reason Dwight Morrow
didn't want to talk politics the other
night was because he didn't want
to embarrass the big chief att Wash
S11O
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

Judging from Senator WalsIT's dis
closures regarding conditions in Gu
ba, Uncle Sam has another nasty
little Job ahead of him.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26
Eks Will Let :

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
UPRIMNE SLOVO SLOVEN-
sKEHo zIDovsKEHO PRA~
COVNfKA.

Ku sloyenskym Zidom 1primne
slovo prehovoril dr.. Hugo Roth,
popredny slovensky zidoysky pra-
covnik a spisovatel'. Vravi, re to-
horo ne scitanie l'udu bude pro-
bou pre- Zidov na Slovensku. Ho-
vori d'alei, ze Zidia uz raz sa mu-
sia ma Slovensku pOstavit' neo-
hrozene ma p0du novych pome-
rov a nesmu pomahat' nepriate-
Pom Slovakov, akO to vacslnou
robili az dosiaI. DR.. Roth dava
Zidom IA Slovensku priklad ces-
kvch Zidov. ktori sa uz veEkou
vacsinou davno orientovali k &C.
chom, alebo aspon robia polltlku
neutralnu. Bude zaujImavIm sle-
dovat'. akl vI>ledok bude mat
voIanie poctivych pracovnlkov k
Iidom na Slovennku vzhl adOm k
hi>torickej lilohe ich prl scltanl
| l'udu. Mad ari vyvinuJu vel lkl1
akciu na dalSie ZIskanle Zldov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
VII. sJAzD A ZAvODY sL0-
vENsKYCH ocHoTNfCKYCH
DIVADIEL.

Ustredie slovenskych ochotni-
ckych divadiel pod protektora-
tom Matice Slovenskej usporlada
va dnoch a., Is. 16. nov. 1.
Sv. MARITIME sjazd a zavody slo-
venskyych ochotnickych divadiel.
Program: V piatok, IA. vecer
prvy turnus divadelnych zavodov.
Miestna jednota slovenskeho roP-
nickeho dorastu V Sklabini zahra
~. dejstvo "Sedliackej nevesty".
Odbor Ziveny na Vr1tkach zanra
"Zkazen1 krv'' Martinski ochot-
nfci zahraj1 mimo zavodov "Je-
den mas sa mus1 ozenit " Po pr
vom turnuse zavodov bude obo-
znamovacf vecierok V hoteli oslo
van'. V sobotu, Is. nov. vecer bu-
de druhy turnus divadelnych "a
vodov. Hrat budu ochotnlcl Ob-
cianskej besedy Turc. Sv. Petra,
d'alei dramaticke sdruzenie ,,Svor
most" Bardejova a dramaticky
kruzok divadelnych ochotnlkov
"Capek" z Nitry. Dna 1G. nov.
bud1 hrat' vecer V tret ON turnu-
sc T. J. Sokol 4 Ruzomberka. Dl-
vadeln6 sdruzenie Z Banskej By
strice, odbor ziveny Trnavy a
mimo zavodov ucastnici rezijntho
cvicenia.
Potion bude vyhlasrme vIsled-
ku zavodov rozdelcnie cien. Ia
vody posudzuje porota, ktoru two
ria: Stefan krcm6ry, Janko 30
rodaC. Jozef Ciger-l1ronsky a An
drej Mraz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
DALA ZAVRAzDIT SVOJHO
MUzA.

UzhorodskT krajskE sud zame-
stnaval Sd 10. nov. prcJednaVa-
MIN vzrusujucej rodinnej TRACE
die. Gazda Jozef Mackanic vratll
sa pred ned4vnom Ameriky DO
svoiej domovSkcj obcr zanedI-
no nato naidcnE bol zavrazdenE.
Niekto no zakcrne Za>trelll. Po-
dozrenie. ze zlocin tento spachal,
pablo ma parobka jana Rybnlcke-
no. ktory sa uchadzal dceru
Mackanicovu. ale bol tImto cd
mietnuty. RybnickI sd k >vojmu
zlocinu primal. ale vyhlasil, re
no k vrazde naviedla Mackanico-
va zpna. MackaniG totiz sa A
merike dozvedel, ze jeho manzei-
ka no "a jeho neprlt0mnOsti do
ma podvadza. Prcto Sd vratll, a
by urobil por!adok. Chccl SVoJ
majetok predat' d odist, zpat dc
AmerikX. Jeho manzelka mn '
tom branila chcela sd Jcho ma
ietku zmocnit. Preto Sd sisIa 5
Rybnickym a sl'lbila mu, ked
jej muza zastreli, ze 81 moze je,
dctru potom what. RybnickI j
tomu svolil a Mackanica uSmrtll
Ia to bol teraz ods1deny IA l.
rokov a Mackanicova na 16 70.
koy kaznice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
sMUTNY KONIEC.

Smutnvm sp0sobom odislel Z
tohoto sveta V KoSiciach penzio
novany nradnik Bruno Sembera.
Povodne bol svojom nrade vel
mi svedomitT a usilovny, ale po-
tom roznych pricin oddal sa ne
miernemu pitiu. Nasledkom toho
zacal zanedbavat' svoj ilrad, az
konecne Dol dany do vysluzby.
Tu Sembera ztratil moralnu opo-
ru a zacal este Wac pit. Dna 10.
nov. prisiel do hostlnca na Sro-
barovej ulici, ked' bol predtym
popijal V inych krcmach. ' tomto
hostinci zachvateny bol nahlou
nevol 'nost'ou klesol ma zem. Ho-
stinsky ho ulozil stranou ku ste
ne a domnieval sa, ze usnul. Ia
niekol'ko hodin nato pozrel sa, co
robf a videl, ze Sembera je mrt-
w. Privolany lekar zistil, re 70
mrel nasledkom otravy po pozlti
vel 'keho mnozstva liehovln. Mrt
vola jeho odvezena bola do mar
nice. Y tasie, ktor1 NAL Sembers
V kabate, naidene bolo asi 100 +
a okrem toho dive vkladn6 kniz
| XIV ma $4,000 na 1000 Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
70 starej vlasti
Zpravy prebrane krajovych
casopisov.)
JUzNY ZEMPLfN POD
VODOU.

Vel Ike kapusany, 13. nov. -
Podl'a zprav, ktore sa objavily V
tlaci, povodne na vychodnom Slo-
vensku ami neboly. Pravda je ale
opacna, aspon nakolko sa tyka
okresov Michalovce, Kraf ovsky
Chlumec a Velke Kapusany, lebo
vo vsetkych tychto troch okre-
soch povodne boly, ba este sd.
z Krarovskehc Chlumca ME je
vobec NONE dostat' sa najkrat-
sou cestou do Vepkych Kapusian,
t. ]. cez Leles, lebo cesta je zalla
ia sirke troch kilometrov. Preto
treba putovat' az IA BorSu a cd
tial' d d>alej. Costa vdie zaplave-
nym uzemim, ktore sa podoba roz-
siahlym jazeram, mad ktorymi sa
dviha tn a tam chatrny dreveny
most. Hrozny obraz naskytne sa
ale "a Vel 'kymi Kapusanmi po-
zdlz cesty k Michalovciam. Tato
je jedinym prechodom a podoba
sa celkom zeleznicnej trait z Me
sire do Benatok, ktora ma po O.
boch stranach vol ne more. OBJ
rovske massy vody narazaju prud
ko IA rady dreven[ch m0stikov,
ktor6 mad "a playou vyZeraju ami
hracky. Llky polia $ poslednou
irodou sl pod vodou, ktora stOJi
tax vysoko, re siaha po koruny
stromov. HradSka je na mnonIch
miestach poskodena, ochrannt ka-
mcnne hradze, ktorG Sd budoVa-
ly prave pred pOvodnou, sd neo-
svedcily a vacSlnou SIT srntenc
Vody bolo tol'ko, re iSla na pol
metra cez hradsku.
Najhorsie dopadla obcc Strcta.
va. Bola celia pod vodou este
dnes je V ulickach TAXA zaplava
ze Pudia musia chodit' po cIn
koch. Vsetky pivnice s1 zatopcnt
Ciganska kolonia vyzera ami 0
strovok, pevninou je spojen5
doskami. Voda V Stretave stali
vyse pol metra vysoko. Jednotli
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12

We domy sd celkom obliate vo-
dou. Zatopene ST zahrady. K to-
mu prihnala sa mad tamojsi kraJ
vel'ka btrka, sprevadzana prize
trzou mracien, a porobila vel'kn
zkazu.
Cely tento kraj rozlohe mno-
no desiatok kilometrov, zasluhuje
zvlastnej pozornosti, lebo neoby-
cajne trp1 povodnami. Najhorsie
je, re voda v tomto pozdnom roc
nom obdobi len pomaly vysycha
a je pravpedobne, re nezmizne a
nj do jari.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
DoBRE vHsIEDKY STAT. BA-
nj A zELEZIARNf MA
SLOVENSKU.

Ako oznamil minister obchodu
DIR. Matousek, su vysledky stat
nych bani a zeleziarni ma Slo-
vensku vel'mi priaznive. V stat
nych naftovych baniach v Gbe-
loch~ najdene boly move naftove
loziska. Tiez hospodawke vysled-
ky statnych zeleziarni v Podbre-
zovej ST kazdym rokom priazni-
vejsie, co pada tym Wac ma vahu,
ze tieto podniky nepozivajd tariff,
nych who'd, ako podniky konku-
rencne. Tazba soil V Solivare pri
Presove, ako al V Slatine ma Pod
karpatskej Rusi stale stdpa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
HLINKA PROTI SPOLUPRACI
s MAD. KREsT. SOC. STRANOU

Vodca slovenskej rudovej stra-
nv. poslanec Andrej Hlinka, Wy
hlasil vo schodzle predsednictva
tejto strany, ze odmieta akekop-
vek bratrickovanie mad 'arsky-
mi krest 'anskymi socialmi, pone-
vac styky tieto sa prieea sloven-
skym narodnym idealom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
NALEZ ZAVRAzDENEHO
MUZA.

V chotari obce Rejdovej pri
Roznave bola pri hradskej naJde-
ma mrtvola nznameho, aSi 43-roc-
n6ho muza, ktory slime krvacal Z
vel'kej rany na hlave. V satach
mrtv6ho bola najdene penazenka
$ 1000 Kcs, d'alei cenne hodlny
a inc veci, co by nasvedcovalo to-
mu, re nejde o lupezn1 vrazdu.
Pc totoznosti mrtv6ho a po p&t
chatel'och vrazdy zahajene bolo
usilovn6 patranie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
1000 KIM NOVYCH zELEZNiC

Cd osamostatnenia nasho statu
pribudlo do terajsej dolby novo-
stavbami podl'a uradnych dat
celkom 1861 KIN novych zeleznic-
nych trait, take vsetky nase ze-
leznice maju teraz uz dlzku 49,
1888 KIN proti 1925 KIN roku
1919. Tieto cisla znamenajn, re
dlzka naslch zeleznicnych trait
st1pla "a poslednIch jedenast' ro-
kov asi celu sestinu predosleho
staVu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
VAS VIANOCNY DAROVY
PROBLEM ROZLUSTENY.

Co len na svete by som NAL dat
svojim priatePom, ably to bolo
pre- mich vzacne, uzitocne ME
pridrahe? Ci uz toto maJu? Ci to
bude dostatocnt! Bude sd farba
pozdavat'?'
Priblizenim sa Vianoc, znovu
prisiel do popredia problem da-
rov. Co ako mnohi radi davaju
vianocn6 Diary, malo ktori sa radl
staraj1, co maju dat. Vyrobcl
. Lucky Strike cigaretiel toto We
dia ako svoj podiel rieseni
vianocn6ho darkoveho problemu,
sriadili zvlastny vianocny obal,
ktory sa natiahne na obycaJnu
Skatulu Lucky Strike cigaretla-
mi.
Zvlastny vianocny obal S pri-
meranymi okrasami, je plny via
nocnej nalady vyslovuje radost-
nv cit tohoto sviatku. Obal Je
prakticky, lebo tvorl pekny via
nocny obraz, ktory suhlasi O.
>tatnyymi vianocnymi ozdobaml.
Je robeny tvrdeho papieru, tax
ze ked' je balik odosielany, cl-
garetle pridu Ia miesto v takom
stave, axiom opustily tovarhu.
Tohorocny zvlastny vianocny
paklik S 200 Lucky Strike ciga-
RELIANT bude v1tany, zvlast tyml,
ktori chc1 poslat' darky vacseJ
grupe priatel'ov, ale ktorl ne
chcil minut' mnoho casu energie
V konani svoiho vianocneho ma
kupu. M0zu vyhnnt' trapeniu a
ponahl 'aniu, ked' kazdemu z gru-
} py daju zvlastny Lucky vianoc-
; ny paklik, take nebude potrebne
sa shanat' obchodu do obchodu
: a pok1sat' sa najst' sdci dar ca
Sc, ked' obchody su preplnene via
= nocnymi nakupovacmi, ktorl ko
] najd to iste.
> Je to ME dost', ze vyrobci Lu
i cky Strike cigaretli davaju faj
= ciarom najlepsie cigarette moder
: nej yyroby, zacinajdc najlepsln
a dohanom "smotanou 1rody" -
0 POTION - odstranuj1c skodlivt
! drazdiace latky prostrednlctvor
} "TOASTING" procesu, uzlvani1
II ultra, fialovych paprslekov. Id
t. d'alej a na sviatky balia svoje C
r garetle do noveho Lucky vlano'
"a neho paklika, co naznacuje pozo
X most, aka je venovana pri vyr'
l. be Lucky Strike najlepsich Gig
retli kedy fajcenych. ...
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
BUCHAR POLICAJNYM RIADI-
TEL'OM v BRATISLAVE.

Policajny riaditeP Nor. O.
strave vlady radca Jaroslav Bu-
char dostal telegrafickn zpravu z
Prahy, re je vymenoyany "a poll
caineho riaditel "a v Bratisldve.
RuchaF llastdpil miesto uz l. de.
cembra.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-17
Couple Escape
Death In Crash

Mr.. and Mrs. c. MARTINEZ, of this
city. miraculously escaped certain
death last night when the Ford coupe
in which they were riding was struck
10y a switch engine of the Southern
acific Company at the ticbcr cross
ing of the CaleXico highway and the
$. =. tracks. Their car WAS dragged
nearly 80 feet and completely
smashed, while the young coupl3
were thrown clear. receiving only
minor cuts and bruises.
They were taken to the Ell Centre
hospital, where it was found they
swere little the worse for their cX-
perience, except for shock.
According 10 II. ID. Jones. licbcr
agent for the railway company, the
MARTINEZ were returning from McNi-
cali to FL Centre, where they had
attended the l20th anniversary of
MeXico's independence. MARTINEZ,
according to Jones, had just pur-
chased the car. and did not carry a
drivers license.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-17
BUTLER APPEARS
As WINNER OVER
WET CANDIDATE

BOSTON. Sept. II. W.H-A dry
victory seemed assured today in the
battle between former Senator Will
liam NJ. Butler, prohibitionist, and
Ehcn :. Draper, wet, for the hc,
publican nomination for United
states senator.
With the vote of more than half
the state already reported from yes
tcrdav's primary election, But!er
had lead of more than lo,ooo.
Mavor Glossy ellis of Noweury-
rcrt. was n poor third.
Returns from o2S elections pre-
cincts out of Il total of l,6l9 IN
the state gave:
Butler. 70,4S4
Draper, 5o,53i.
ellis. 7,l36.
In the race for the Democratic
cuhcrnatorial nomination, former
5,avor John Z. Fitzgerald Of Boston
nclled a remarkable vote despite
The fact that he formally retired
from the field a few days before
the primary. It appeared certain,
however. that Joseph d. Ely had
won the nomination over Fitzgerald
and John }. Cummings, Of Boston,