davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
ZILINSKA FABRIKA PREPU.
sri 800 RoBOTNIKOV.

Ako sa hodnoverneho prame-
liza dozvedame, zilinska siikenna
fabrika najkratsom case mieni
prepustit' 500 az 500 robotnillov.
Len pred mesiacom bolo prepu-
stenych 200 robotnikov 300 sta
rych zapracovanych robotnikov
bolo poslane ma doyolenn. Fabri-
ka, ktora do pedavna zamestna-
vala 1000 robotnlkov 70 Ziliny
okolia, bude asi Ia mesiac "a
mestnavat' len polovicu, co zna.
mena pre- najchudobnejSi kra.
Slovenska, Kysuckn dolinu, vel
ku pohromu. Vel'ky pokles odby.
tn latiek zavinil znamy stav an
glickeho sterlingu, lebo fabrika
mala dosiaP najyacsi odbyt v An
,glicku. Nateraz ma fabrika na
sklade asi 5O,OOO,OOO metrov Ia
tick. V rajeckej s1kenke, ktori
je majetkom tel istej spolocnosti
predbezne nebude restrinkcia TO
botnictva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
STAVBA DALSiCH 1000 BY.
TOV v BRATISLAVE.

Spolok sukromnych zamest-
nancov spolu so spolkami robot
nickymi rozhodly sa vzhl'adom
ia neprestavajdcu bytovil mice
sllu V Bratislave "a diva roxy Wy
blldovat' na Nainorskej ceste
biloxi obytnych domov, ktorych
by bolo 1000 az 1900 bytov 1-2-
izboyych, Etcre budil yybayene
eelkom moderne, S knpelnami, te-
Splou vodou, ilstrednym klre-
MIN. So stavbou sa ma zaciat' 10
1,ajsk6r StaFba vyziada 81 na
kladu ash rs 1S,0000O0 Kcs. Pri
tejto velkeJ stavbe, ktora ie pro
iektoyana ia diva roxy, bude po
fento cas- zamestnanfch asi 1000
stl 1900 stavebnych robotnikov,
I i;o ma nesporne rellky vgznam pri
n trofa Inc AZ zaaest-
A ] is|sI MA q ID IS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
TATRANSKA AUTOMOBILOVA
HRADSKA DOKONCENA.

Lnama tatranska Costa Svobo-
dy, ktora bola vybudovana V ro-
koch 1SS9-1S92 a rozsirena ro-
koch 1913-1914, bola rekonStruo-
vana cs. Station talk, ably odpove-
dala potrebam modernej dolby,
najma vel'm rozsireneho auto
mobilizmu v Tatrach. Statna
sprava zdokonalila tuto hradskn
tiez tym, re odstranila ma nej
vsetky nebezpecne zakruty a
miernila tiez stupanie, elm bola
tato hradska prisposobena auto
mobilovej doprave Tatrach. Po
tejto uprave stala sa Costa Slo-
body skutocnou perlou horskych
hradskych repnblike moze
smelo byt' prirovnana k brad
sktm V Alpach, ba ma niekto.
rych miestach syojim prisp0so.
BENIN pre- automobilovl doprayu
tie cesty i prevysuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
DIVA MILIONY VODNYCH
KONsKYCH sill v CsR.

V CSR. je skutocnt bohatstvo
vodnych sil, ktore vSak dosial
ME sd nalezite vy6zitkovane. Dl a
ministerstva verejnych prac Cd
haduje sa bohatstvo vodnych sli
V nasom State na l,724,000 kon-
skych sil, co znamena asi 1,l50,-
100000 kilowatov. Jednotlive ze-
me participuju na celkovom mnoz
stve takto: Cechy 100000 kon-
skych sfl, Morava a Sliezsko 122,-
600, Slovensko 755,00O, .Podk
Rus 227,OO0. Zuzitkovana je lel.
asi jedna osmina. Novy zakon Q
vodocestnom fonde poskytuJe
znacne mnozstvo k vyuzitiu toho,
to skryteho bohatstya a silly na
sich rick potokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13

,ra pondkla skoro hotov budovu
okresu, aby tam okres zariadil
nemocnicu. Okresny vtbor pred
ned6vnom prjial t6to nabfdku, a
nakol'ko mienka krajinsktm II
radon vyslanej delegacie bola
tiez priazniva, okres odkupil cely
maietok "a miernu cenu $4,000
kortln investuje d'alsich 8O0,-
! 600 Kcs. NakoPko teraz w MET
| ziadnej prekazky, behom -kratke-
no easu zatne sa pracovat ma do
| koncenf zariadeni budovy, aby
v najkratsej dobe mohla byt' 9
dovzdana svojmu eiel u. .Fato Fat'
budova pozostava 70 styridsats !
,ieb ako nemocnica, kazdom
| ohlade zodpovie. Ako SINE sa do
vedeli, v tejto nenocnlcl budu
Sonat milosrdne sestry humanlt,
/ MI sluzbu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
DIETA v PLAMENoCH

II. oktobra spozoroval riadic
elektrickej drahy kosickej, Ka-
rol Kristof, ked' siel so svojim
vozilom po Pestianskej triede, Re
" zahrade domu {. 1877 ma Pc
stianskej triede beha diet'a v ho'
riacich Satach. Riadic zastavi1
vozen a rozbehol sa do zahrady.
Strhol diet'a na zem, prkryl he
svojim plast'om a ohen ma die.
t'ati uhasil. Ubohe diet'a. kto.
rom bol zisteny 4-rocny Franti,
SEX Grusevsky, utrpelo take po.
paleniny muscle byt' doprave.
ne do nemocnice. X nest'astiu do.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
z BIEDY DO sMRTI

Peter Danckai Banskej By
strice pred niekol 'kymi rokmi
sllzil u zeleznice. Roku 1929 pri-
siel miesto a zivil sa potom po-
domovym obchodovanim. Ale ne
Dol to zivot, len nbohe zivorenie.
Nebol schopny d'alej bedarit'
preto sa odhodlal rozliicit' sa. so
svojim zivotom: obesil sa. Opla-
kava ho vdova a dive siroty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
.SLOVENSKO Ease UKRIVDI.
Ii v HRANICIACH.

Do vojenskej akademie, kto-
.ej sa zacne skolsky rok zaeiat-
1om oktobra, prijatych bolo toh-
to roku 200 ziadatel 'ov, to pre-
pesie vojsko lat, pre- jazdectvo
10, pre- kanonierstvo 30, pre- ze-
aijne vojsko 6 pre- yozotajcov
2 ziadatelia. z prijatych vojen-
skych akademikov l. rocnika je
1873 Cechov, u Slovakov, I Rus,
1. Nemci l Mad ar. Ako vidi-
me, Slovaci pri prijlmani ziada-
teFov boil zasa obideni, leho per-
centuelne malo sa prijat' V Hra-
niciach aspon 40--45 Slovakov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
70 starei vlasti
lZpravy Krajovych novin.
MILLION GITATEL'ov. L'uDo-
VYCH KNIzNfC v CSR.

Podl'a uradneho zistenia, stu
pa roka ma rok pocet eitatel 'ov
Iudovych kniznfc Y CSR., najma
obecnych. Ones je repubhke
dovedna 1S,16s obecnych knizn1c,
Z ktorych je slovenskych a ces-
kych Wac ako 11,000, nemeckych
vyse $500. Tieto kniznice maJ6
lovedna 100000 svazkov. V u
plynulom roku vypoziealo 81 cita-
tel'stvo, ktore dostupuje uz sko-
TO poctu jedneho miliona osob, 2
obecnych kniznic V CSR doved-
ma 100000 knlh. Prijmy obec,
nych kniznic V CSR emily ia po-
zicane knihy v minulom roku Wy
Sc 100000 Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
MOVE GYMNAZIUM v MICHA.
LOVCIACH OTVORENF.

Dina D. oktobra bolo slavnost-
ne otvorena nova skolska budo-
va statneho realneho gymnazia V
Michalovciach, ktora ponesie me-
no vel'keho ucitel a narodoy -
Jana Amosa Komenskeho. SIay-
most bola pod protektoratom
mestskeJ rady Michaloviec a O.
kresneho vyboru "a pritomnosti
ministra skolstva narodnej o.
svety Or. Derera a "a ncasti "a
stupcov verejnych j kulturnych
institucii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
OBESENEC v LESE

Rornik Jan Gajdos kocis z
Uhornej pri Gelnici odisiel este
septembri domu tax, ze ami
jeho rodina nevedela, kan sa po-
del GO sa S MIN stale. Prlpad
boil ohlaseny Gradom, ktore zaha-
lily patranie po ztratenom, ale
vsetka namaha zdala sa byt' mar
nou. Teraz boil Kocis najdeny o.
beseny 1ese pri Uhornej. Koeis
sd pravdepodobne obesil hned'
30 zmiznuti domova, lebo Jeho
mrtvola je uz V simon rozklade,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
LUPEzNA VRAZDA v UZHO-
RODE.

Dina 16. okt. dopoludnia najde-
na bola v svojom byte v Uzhoro-
de v Munkacsyho ulici zavrazde-
nj 4S-rocna majitePka donll Al
zbeta Suhajdoya. Bola zahrdnse-
ma motuzom. Suhajdoya, o olkto-
rej bolo zname, zc ma znacne d
spory, prenaj ajlmala izby svojho
domu kurtizankam. Policia zayre-
lie dve prostitiltky a ich ochran-
COY, Dosiap ME je zname, 20 bolo
u bytu zayraxd denej ukradnnte
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
ZHoRELO GYMNAZIUM
v TRNAVE.

Dina 20. oktobra popoludni w
pukel ohen v trnavskom realnom
gymnaziu, ktore zhorelo S celym
svojim zariadenim. Ohen Dol ta-
ky prudky ze sa len po yel'kej
nalnaile hasieom podarilo n za-
.chranit sisednn historickl bldo-
WI, stary seminar. Trojposchodo-
We gyHnazium bolo postavene r.
1912. Skoda. zapricinena pozia-
rom, odhaduje sa ma million Kcs.
Prieina poziarn je neznana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
nleo4s1x d1Sz1AKY v PRE-.
SovE Do1unoVAle1.

Z
Mestske cin&iaky v PreSove,
stavba ktorych bola zapo6ata v
jaseni minuleho roku, sd dohoto.
vene, takze 56 rodin dhom /. no.
vembra sa do tyychto budov ma
st 'ahuje. V einziakoch je IA dvoj.
izbovych AZ 1-izbovych bytov,
opatrenych vsetky1n prfslusen.
styom. Najonlne bude emit SO
vsetkymi poplatkami pri dvoj.
izbovych priblizne 5000 korlin
pri jednoizbovych 26OO kordn
rocne. Ku stavbe d'alsfch cinzia.
kov sa mesto pripravuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
NOVY JUSTICNY PALAC
v BRATISLAVE.

Novostavba justicneho palaca v
Bratislave ma Zahradnickej uli,
ci je uz pod strechou a ak bude
tejto zimy priaznive pocasie, stav:
ba bude moct' byt' lete hotova
V justiGnom palaci bude umieste,
ny krajsky sud, vsetl1y oddele-
MIA okresneho sddu financna
prokuratlra. Vrchny sul zostane
na svojom mieste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
MATKA A SYN ZAVRAZDILI
OTCA PRE- POISTKU.

Rofnik Jozef Luptak V Oar
motach 'pri Vrabloch klpil pred
niekorkymi rokmi V mieste hosti-
nee a okrem toho dial sa poistit
ako starostliyy otec rodiny ma
10000 Kcs. Po case yznikly me-
dzi MIN manzelkou hadky a
spory, pri ktorych dospievajuci
syn Stefan Dol vzdy na strane
matkinej. " noci Ia 10. okt. t. r..
doslo v uvedenej domaenosti k
novel hadke, pri ktorej matka a
syn zabili Luptaka murarskym
kladivom jeho mrtvolu hodili
do studne. Asi "a hodinu po tom
zlocinc strhol mlady Luptak po-
| plach, zc vlamali sa k MIN lupici
a pribehnuysim silsedom ukazal
mrtvolu otcovu y studni. Ma mic
sto cinu priyolane cctnictyo uja-
| 10 sa hned' energiclly yysetrovat
a ma drphy den rano po'krizo,om
vysl1rhu zatklo Smatkuf i sitna. o.
ba sa k cinu PRIMAL sdelili, ze
pred kratkym casom zyysili bez
vedomia otcoyllo jcho zivotnn po-
istku ma 10000 Kcs. Boil dopra-
yenf do vazby statneho zastupi-
telstva v Nitre.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
SLOVENsKY PROFESSOR
RYTIEROM.

PRECEDENT litevllej republiky
20 tieto dni vyznacil slovenskeho
profesora evanjelickej teologic-
kej fakulty na litevskej uniyerzi-
te V Kaunase, DIR. Jana Beblave-
no, rodaka Vrboviec (Bratisl.
zupa) "a jeho zasiuhy IA poll Ii
stevskej kultnry, radon Vitolda
Vel'keho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
DIR HAMALIAR UMREL

Dna IA. okt. umrel V Ratov-
ciach pri Leviciach V 26. roku
svojho zivota mlady slovensky
kritik DIR. Jan I. Hamaliar. O slo-
venskej literature a slovensllom
studentstve pisal najviac do Ven
kova, do Prudov, Slovenskych
hlasov Mar. osvobozenf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
PO 8 ROKOCH NAJDENA O.
BET LUPEZNEJ VRAzDY. .

Y tychto dnoch boly najden6
telesne pozostatky ALOHA Lesa
l1a 2 Kunic, ktory Dol zabitJ na
Magure ma Spisi. Nest 'astnlk bol
i'll 'adanv cetnlkmi osem rokov.
az konecne boil najdeny. Pri pi-
TIVE i matka poznala dl'a zdrapov
Stat svojho syna. Bolo zistenG, ze
nest'astnik bol usmrteny uderom
tupeho predmetu po hlave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
KREMNICA DosTANE NoVU
NEMoCNICU. .

Pri vchode do zvolenskej doll.
ny ma najkrajsom a najzdrav
som mieste ista kremnicka oby
vatel'ka zapocala stavbu jedne.
modernej zotavovne asi pred dvo
ma rokmi Dyojposchodovy palat
bol vystaveny, avsak so staveb
nymi pracami nemohlo sa dale,
pokracovat' pre- nedostatok hmot
nych prostriedkov majitel'ky, kit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
w I SEsTAKOVE NOVINY
ZDRAZELY.

V poslednyych dnoch zdrazel
zilinsky dennik " Slovenska Kra-
iina'' z 20 ma 30 a V nedel'u na
80 halierov. Ako Sd zda, V Prahe
sa uz vyprazdnuju kasy, Z kto-
rych zaplavovaly Sloyensko cen
tralistickou tlacou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
MOVE UHoL'NE LozIsKA

Move uhol ne loziska boly OBJ
javene Hronskom Sv. Benedi-
ku. Ziadost' Q povolenie dolova-
MIA uhlia, ktore sPubuje byt' bo-
hate, bola uz podana. Ked sa
dolovanie ,lhlia uskuto6ni, najde
ma bani mnoho nezamestnanych
robotnikov pracu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
NOVY TYzDENNiK v KOSI
CIACH.

Y novembri tohto roku zacal
vychadzat' V KoSiciach novI tyz-
dennik pod nazvom 'Kosicke
Noviny". VydavatePom jc knlh-
kupec j. Kustra, redaltorom ta-
jomnik Slov. Ligy Anton Prida-
vok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13

Slo tax, ze ked' rodicia odisli do
kostola, hraly "a Grudevskteh de-
ii aamk donna a vytiahly 70 spo-
rAka xerave uhlie. Ma malom
Frantiskovi zacaly horiet' saty a
nest 'astne diet'a vybehlo do "a.
brady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-06
WITNESSES TELL
OF PICNIC DEATHS

10, of Greenfield, one of the group
who became i'll from eating the
poisoned food.
Carr. with callow phrases, tried
to make jury, lawyers and court
room see Mrs. Simmons as he saw
her that day at the picnic.
She was rather nervous she
was tanning herself she showed
great interest. No she didn't do
anything but but F.. we'll,
I could tell by her actions her
actions showed :. showed her in
terest." Carr tried to explain.
Carr today was permitted to go on
with his story of the poison picnic,
but limited his description of Mrs.
Simmons reaction to the illness of
her daughters to:
There was distress on her face"
His testimony brought smokers
from the crowd when he told there
were two toothpicks in his sand
wich.
Il put one of them in my pocket
for future use," Carr told the jury.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-06
Council to Get Proposal
Paving Way for Tax
Reduction.

Marion county's 1882 tax rate may
be lowered 8 cents by plan for
refinancing county bonds, due next
year, details of which were an
nounced today by County Auditor
Harry Dunn.
The plan which terminated at a
hearing before the state tax board
was to be handed county council
men at once for their consideration.
Instead of retiring $737 $50 worth
of bonds falling due in 1882, Dunn
proposes to provide for redemption
over a period of twenty years.
This would distribute the burden
of retirement over the period OF
years and give relief to taxpayers
next year. it was said. Ultimately,
however, the reflnancing plan would
cost more than immediate retire
ment of the bonds.
Dunn's plan provides for holding
over $4,000 Of the bends, because
Of low interest rate, and for re-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-06
FUND AIDS TO
HEAR LUDLOW
Coordination of Relief
Agencies Sought.

Coordination of activities for re-
lief of the needy will be stressed to-
night by Representative Louis Lud-
low, addressing more than 200 mem
bers of the Employees Fellowship
of the Community Fund at at the
SEVERN.
He also will outline plans of Presi-
dent Hoover's emergency Committee
on relief.
Selection of three Indianapolis
business men to aid in the fund
campaign Oct. % to. Nov. 2, was
announced today by fund leaders.
7. M. Overley, Better. Business
Bureau manager, will be chairman
of the speakers bureau; Paul
Richey, former Chamber of Com
MERGE president, advisory member
of the publicity committee and
Maxwell Droke, head of the Maxwell
Droke Advertising Company, chair
man of the publicity group.
Richey also will assist III the
training school for the 5000 fund
solicitors who will seek to raise more
than $1,00O,00O this year for poor
relief.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-06
REFINANCE PLAN is
DRAWN FOR COUNTY

financing the remaining s624,00O for
twenty-year period.
Interest for the period is esti-
mated at per cent and would total
approximately $383,000.
THE refunding scheme, as sug-
gested by the tax board, merely is
for the purpose of giving immediate
relief to taxpayers, already over
burdened," Dunn stated.
Legal obstacles may block the
proposal. Opinions from Harvey
Grabill, county attorney, and the
state attorney-general's office are
being sought in the matter.
There is a question whether the
county council can rescind its for
mer action, fixing the sinking fund
levy at 1914 cents and pass another
ordinance fixing it at 81 cents for
1882.
Dunn said his plan provided the
bonds would start falling due nine
years from the date of their execu-
ton.
The county council fixed the tax
rate of the county at "a cents. In
case the refunding plan is adopted,
the rate for next year might be
slashed to % or 26 cents by the
state board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-06
Girl is FREED
IN AUTO DEATH
Grand 5ury Votes Release
of Miss Grace Perdue.

Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker
today released Miss Grace Perdue,
is, of 1908 East st. Clair street,
from manslaughter charges, filed
when she was arrested several
weeks ago as the driver of one of
two cars which raced down North
Liberty street, killing 5-year-old
Ella johnson at play.
The grand jury recommended
that Miss Perdue be released. She
confessed participating in a race
with James Lynn, II, who was driv-
ing truck.
Lynn'S car, according to testi-
mony, crashed with Miss Perdue's
car and hit the Johnson girl who
was playing on the sidewalk in front
of her home, SOB North Liberty
street. Lynn was charged with in
voluntary manslaughter.
Miss Perdue, a former Technical
high school student, told Judge
Baker today that she now has
stopped driving and has disposed
of the car belonging to her family"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-06
LindberghS Undecided

SHANGHAI, Oct. 6.-In a torren-
tial rainstorm, Colonel and Mrs.
Lindbergh arrived here today, OBJ
viously much moved by the death
of Senator Dwight w. Morrow. Mrs.
Lindbergl1's father
They were taken by speedboat
from the British airplane carrier
Hermes, which took them aboard
when their plane overturned on the
Yangtze last week, to the customs
jetty, and then went by motor car
TO the Cathay hotel.
Mrs. Lindbergh showed plainly the
severe strain which news of her
fathers sudden death had brought.
Lindbergh was very grave.
Gentlemen, under the circum-
stances We are unable TO make a
decision on our future plans" he
told newspaper men.
There we're no Chinese oficials
present when the Lindberghs ar
rived, and only members Of the
American Official colony received
them and escorted them to the
hotel, f
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-06
FEUD OUTBREAK
THREATENED IN
MURDER TRIAL
State Cops to Be Posted at
at Courtroom in
BroWnSt0Wn.

Fearing another outbreak in the
feud between the Spurlock and Glib
son families at Brownstown, Ind,
state police heads today prepared to
detail officers there during the trial
of John and Pleas Spurlock for
the murder of Patton Gibson, 10.
Four sons of the slain Gibson
have threatened to storm the county
Jail to avenge the death of their
father, it is reported.
This has led Lieutenant John C.
Weir of the state police to ask chief
Grover CARROTS assignment of him.
self and two other officers to the
trial.
In letter to CARROT today Weir
said Sheriff Meredith Stewart has
requested aid in protecting the
Spurlocks from feud vengeance,
Weir asked that he and state pa
trolmen William Whittier and Rob-
ert Nordhoff, former sheriffs, be
assigned.
Jail Is StOrmed
Trial of the Spurlocks will open
Oct. IA before Judge John Brana-
man in the JackSon-Lawrence cir
cult court.
The entire district is aroused
over the possibility of attempts of
the four remaining Gibson brothers
to attack the Jail. 1t was reported
at the statehouse that game war;
denS may be sought for protection
during the trial and national
guardsmen might be called if out
breaks occur.
Brothers Stage Battle
The Gibson brothers, Dan, Alonzo.
Clifford and Ode, staged a battle
in the Washington county jail al
Salem in December when they at
tempted to get to the Spurlocks.
They wounded Sheriff Milton
Trinkle and his wife, but failed to
reach the SpurlockS.
According to Stewards plans.
streets near the Jail will be blocked
to traffic during the trial. State au-
thoritieS were informed that armed
men will be placed at various
places near the courthouse and Jail,
with orders to shoot to kill if trouble
occurs.
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MORROW'S END
MOURNED BY
WHOLE WORLD
LlndberghS' Plans, Aboard
Ship in China, Are
Unknown.
Continued From Page II

flown to Japan, and which the fly
ing colonel had useed to carry medi-
cine into Chinese flood areas,
crashed recently.
Lauds Brilliant Career
The Morrow home here, situated
on a tree-dotted hillside, was visit
ed by many friends and neigh
bors. Among the first arrivals were
Thomas w Lamont, partner of j.
p. Morgan, in which firm Morrow
also was a partner from 1914 to
1927, when he relinquished a bril-
liant career in finance to become
ambassador to Mexico by the ap-
pcintment of his school mate, CAL
win Coolidge.
Literally thousands of messages
Of coincidence and tribute were re-
ceived from all parts of the world,
including notes from President Pas
cual Ortiz Rubio of Mexico, and
other high officials of foreign coun-
tries who had been won to Morrow
by his quiet, unassuming manner.
Mrs. Morrow Is Brave
Friends said Mrs. Morrow took
the shock Of her husbands death
bravely. The senator seemed in
good health when he retired Sunday
night after a radio speech for jew
ish philanthropy.
The first indication of Morrow's
Illness occurred about a month ago
when he sustained a partial para
lysis of the right side, while on the
yacht of friend off North Haven
Me. The shock was temporary, and
Morrow appeared, within a short
time, to have recovered.
During the time that he was suf-
fering the effect of the attack he
was unable to walk, or to use his
right arm and leg. before he left
the yacht, all i'll effects had disap-
peared.
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THREE ARE CAPTURED
IN NORTH SIDE CHASE
Police Claim Two of Trio Were
Tampering With Parked Car.

After a chase over north side
streets early today, three men, al
legged to have attempted to steal al
parked automobile, were captured by
police.
They are Robert Nicholson, 81, Of
230 North keystone avenue; James
Singer, 81, of Is North Walcott
street, and Tom Griffin of Is South
Arsenal avenue.
Police said two of the trio were
tampering with an auto owned by
John Payton, 1901 North Delaware
street, when they were surprised by
the officers.
Authorities say the theft suspects
answer the descriptions of a trio
that has staged several robberies
and kidnapingS of taxi drivers res
Gently.
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NTOW at last Aimee and David
! are to discard-temporarily-.
the sawdust trail for the honey
moon express.
Thrice married, the central figure
in the most sensational drama of
love, mystery and court warfare this
country has ever seen, her name
coupled with a dozen prominent
Suitors in recent years, Aimee Sem
pie Mcpherson has now found "the
finest man in the world"
She will battle for him against all
such corners as Myrtle Hazel Joan
st. Pierre, Los Angeles nurse; Mrs.
Roland Neece, Long Beach pajama