davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-24
Central Employs
Re cements'

School Superintendent Guy Weakey Thursday
bounced the of teachers selected to fill vacancies
the staff at Central Junior college and the high school.
He said arrangements not quite complete at this
time but most of the vacancies had been filled.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-24
Auto Accidents
i j ake Unique Toll
Drivers. Passengers Miss Serious Hurt
But Vehicles, Livestock, and Grain
Sufferin Series Of Crackups Here

Drivers and passengers escaped with minor injuries
in four traffic accidents in the last "a hours but 46 calves
a load of flax three cars power pole and two trucks
suffered damage.
r Y Adcox 26 and w. H Broyles, 81 Brawley, were
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-24
T Tokyo ImP.eri's
American Lines,
OfficiQI Warns
Sharp Waning to Nippon Comedies
With Growing Fearin Washington Of
Imminent Nazi u pisins in SO. America

WASHINGTON, July "a. (UP)-The United States
sharply worded statement by Acting Secretary of State
Sumner Weles, today denounced aggression JapanS
move into InCo-Chna
Wees declared that the japanese move a threat
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-24
TEMPERATURE

Maximum Wednes. SO, minimum
Thursday 76; p. m. Wednes.. 81,
humidity S3; a. m. Thursday 7S,
humidity So; Noon Thursdap 81.
L. A. Hay: u. S. No. l S18-S19;
U. S. No. 2 leafy 1. V. S16.50-17.5O.
No. 2 $14.50-15.5O; MpIs. Sept. flax
S1.81R.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-24

WASHINGTON, July "a
(UP) - House leaders pre-
dicted today that the $685.
100000 defense tax bill-the
LARGEST single revenue meas
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08

The new Princess oil field near
steveviIIe is directly north of West
Butte of the Sweetgrass Hills, 100
miles north of the border. Except
that it is lower structuraIIy and
has about 14OO feet deeper drill
ing, StevevilIe structure has exact
ly the same sedimentary formations
as KeVin-Sunburst field. The Steve
vile discovery well had an initial
of 1888 Dbl. per day and is rated
as a 500 barrel well, the oil COM
ing from the Madison lime contact
the Kelvin horizon. Deeper drill
ing to the Devonian showed CONF
mercial amounts of oil in the De-
vOnian, which formation is doubt
less the same, biologists say, in
northern Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08

"Oil found in the Madison runs
81 to 27 gravity and that In the
Devonian lime 331z to 35 gravity.
Depths to the productive horizon in
the PalaezOic limestone are around
$500 feet and other oil zones in the
limestone phase of the DeYonian are
approximately 1000 feet.
STANDARD Princess No. is be-
ing used as a gas we'll with the gas
coming from the Sunburst sand
This well showed considerable a.
mounts of oil from the horizons in
the Upper Devonian, both around
1000 feet, the oil amounting to ap-
proximately 70 bbls. a day from one
horizon and as much or more from
the other. The crude is of So grav-
fty. TWO big blowouts occurred at
Princess /, in one case there be-
ing a flow of 65,0OO,000 Gu. It.
a day of gas accompanied by oil
and possibly some water. 1t came
from 1000 #. of open hole. Nom
inflammable gas, identified as nj
trogen, was encountered around
$500 IT. and subsequently shut OFF.
The blowout damaged the hole and
1t will be necessary to drill another
we'll to test the. area around Prin-
cess /. AS a result of the blowout,
two derricks were wrecked at Prin-
cess 1.
''Oil was encountered at Prin-
cess 2 after the lower horizons had
been tested when the crew were
backing up and setting the upper
part of the Madison lime. Gas
IN considerable volume was struck
in the Devonian With water below.
Tide Lake 1 was dry hole but
possibly had a quantity OF gas in
the basal Colorado"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
FREAK WELL
MARKS EDGE
LANDER POOL

The wave of multi-hundred
barrel wells that has been
sweeping Cut Bank field re-
ceded during the past week and
two modest wells with initials
Of lat and 140 barrels were
added to the long list of pro-
ducers, among four competitions.
Most interesting OF the four
wells was virtually a dry hole:
the Texaco-Lander No. /, in
center SEA NEA 2O-35-6W,
This well checked Rbnormally
low, structurally, and had
jumbled-up sandstones that In
any other field would have
been hailed as evidence Of
faulting, explaining the abnor-
malities OF the Lander pool.
This we'll is in the southwest
edge OF the famous Lander poo
which was ushered in iR 1895 with
a flowing we'll which has made
something in excess OF a million
and a quarter dollars worth OF oil
and is still one of the best wells in
the field The recent completion
Oh OJA7DdlIEA WGlA Oh tue AIOU-
son farm, a mile and a quarter
southwest of the Lander discovery
well seems to have ushered in a
new pool, since the Lander pro-
duction horizon is said to feather
out" to the south OF the Lander
wells. The Texaco-Lander No. /
is a diagonal offset northwest OF
the Texaco-Aronson No. 2, the 592-
barrel we'll
The TexacO-Lander No. /, had
about a foot OF the Lander sand
upper sunburst) and then had a
tumble OF six lenses of sand and
shale which replaced Sunburst
sand. There were sand seams from
SO14 to 3O26; 3O4S to 3O49: 3O72
to 1884; 30S5 to 1898 and 31O3
to 3104. Upper Cut Bank sand
was likewise jumbled, with appear
ances Of oYer-thrust. 1t had nor
CONTINUED on Page Fivel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
CARTER WILL
DRILL CEDAR
CREEK FIELD

Carter Oil company has contracts
ed to start a new test on Cedar
Creek structure Of the BaiCer-Glen-
dive anticline before May / OF this
year, to make another 10,000-fOot
test of the structure which gave q
flowing discovery well at the top
of the Madison lime in Septem-
Der. 1886. The we'll developed water
and a second test, carried to the
DevOnian, had oil in non-commer-
cial quantities.
The new test will be drilled BY
Carter on a 1926 operating agree
ment with Fidelity Gas Co., a who'll
ly-owned subsidiary of Montana
Dakota Utilities Co, the Carter
to drill at its own expense and
to develop the entire field, paying
the Fidelity Gas Co. 20 per cent OF
the net profit.
Carter made an extensive geophy-
steal survey of the field during the
past year and is reported to have
determined that the discovery well
was not drilled on the true high"
of the field, leading the Standard
subsidiary to the belief that COM
mercial production viii be found
both in the Madison lime and In
the Devonian, which win be COM
pletely tested by a 10,00O-foot hole.
The two former wells had oil at
depths from 500 to $500 feet.
Cedar Greek field now has 1853
gas wells which supply all of East
ern Montana and the western Da-
kotas with upward of 100000
cubic feet of gas per day. This gas
is coming from shallow horizons
in young Cretaceous beds known
as the Judith River formation.
Carter OH company is the fore
most major operator in the Massou-
ri river basin, having done extern
sive geophysical work throughout
Montana and the western
Dakotas.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
WILDCAT On
WEST Side IS
LOGGING Low

The first wildcat well compile
ton of the year 1941 looked none
too good Friday as Hole Brothers
Potter No. 1 well on the south
flank Of the Aloe nose" of west
Kelvin field, was checking more
than 100 feet lower, structurally,
than expected. 1t had not yet reach
ed the top of the Madison lime at
2O17 feet but had been in gray
lime from zoos and 1t had 1000
feet of water in the hole, coming
from the Ellis.
On the upper beds this well To-
Gated in center NEA NEA 1888
4W, seemed to be checking exactly
with the old Rice gas we'll in Sec
ton 3-33-4W. The Hole well found
Cut Bank sand with 100000 cubi
feet of gas. Below that horizon it
began checking low and 1t is con-
sidered improbable that the Madi-
son lime will carry oil, although the
test may be carried into the first
break"
High Gravity Production COM
pany's wildcat Horner well on an
artificial shelf on the west rim
rock of Kelvin field, in Sc NWA
SEA 19-35-3W, was acidfzed We'd
nesday night and it took the acid
very slowly, indicating a very hard
formation. 1t was scientifically shot
with nitro glycerin and developed
Continued CD Page Five)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
PONDERA OIL
IS MOVING TO
new MARKETS

Pondera oil field Is again moving
its crude. after years of being
kicked around by unenthusiastic
buyers. This crude formerly went
to Home oil Refining Co, to the
Conrad plant or to Great Falls, but
this crude was displaced by Cut
Bank oil. w. NJ. Fulton leased the
Hayre Refinery In a desperate eff
fort to create a market for Pom
dera crude, without success. The
price OF this oil dropped to as low
as so cents per barrel.
Now the price has stiffened and
it is reported that spot sales have
brought as high as II cents per
barrel. Normally this oil should
now be selling for 80 cents a barrel.
Unity Petroleum Is using some
Pondera oil in its Kalispell plant
and Cut Bank Refining company Is
using considerable Pondera crude
which Is an excellent cracking stock.
In recent weeks Home Oil Refining
Co. is said to have been making in
quiries regarding crude purchases.
Warren Hastings, operating wells
on the north side Of the field, has
contracted sale of HIS crude to
The Texas company at Sunburst,
receiving Kelvin posted field price
less transportation.
All Pondera storage oil has been
cleaned up, including the Standolind
oil which was sold, together with
the 55,000-barrel tank, to American
Pipe G. Supply Co. Pondera stor-
age now totals 1O7,614 barrels as
compared with 175,242 barrels at
the beginning of the year. Most
OF the storage Is held by purchasers.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
WEEKLY CRUDE OIL STOCK

Stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum at the close Of the
week ending January 25 totaled
26O,O93, 900 barrels, according TO
data reported by the Bureau of
Mines. Compared with the total
of the preceding week, this repre-
sents an increase of 159, goo bar
rels, comprising an increase of 412,-
Oe0 barrels in stocks of domestic
crude, but a decline of $4,000 bar
rels in stocks of foreign crude.
Heavy crude-oil stocks in California,
not included in the ''refinaible"
crude stocks, totaled IL, $4,000 bar
rels, an increase of $4,000 barrels
over the amount on hand January
is.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08

Based on data from U. S. Bureau Of
Mines. American Petroleum Institute,
and Noiionol Petroleum News. Sea.
sonol adjustment for MOTOR fuel de
mond and stocks. Current month data
oS follows; stocks and prices. begin.
aing OF month; crude oil production.
average weeks ending middle of
ponth; motor fuel demond. esiimoied
for month.
slightly. The index for crude oil
prices again rose one point as
Pennsylvania prices increased. Pric-
es in other major areas remained
unchanged. The changes in the
statistical picture for crude oil give
some encouragement for a better
balance Of supply with demand.
On the motor fuel side, however,
there are unfavorable trends. Al
though the demand for the indus
try's principal money product con-
tinues at record levels, large stocks
and a demorahzed price structure
threaten the whole industry. There
Is an urgent need for a better bal
ance in refining output between the
various products and a sound price
policy
1t is interesting to compare the
IP.A.A. Index for January 1871
with the Index for the same month
of last year. The following figures
show the data upon which the ac-
chart Is based with the
changes from January 1910:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08

A survey OF Jhe STATISTICS sllo"9
this summary:
The largest producer OF oil in
Montana in 1910 was Glacier Pro-
duction company.
The largest refiner, The Texas
company
The largest marketer, The Texas
company.
The largest importer. Standard
Of Indiana.
Daily average production, all
Montana fields, 1897 Dbl
Daily average total market, 49,
O3O Dbl.
Daily average runs to stills Of
Montana crude, 1870 Dbl.
Daily average runs to stills. all
crudes, 22,476 Dbl.
Daily average imports OF crude.
1896 Dbl
Daily average exports of crude.
5000 Dbl.
Montana Will lose in 1941 about
1900 Dbl. per. day exports to Can
ada.
Montana drillers completed 237
wells in 1910.
No new IlGbua uioCONGIGus
Investment in drilling, $2,740, 600.
New reserves discovered, 1000
acres (a1l in Cut Bank.
Total depth Of new holes. 496.O60
feet.
Daily average Montana gasoline
consumption, $4,000 gallons.
Public demand, 74% Montana
made and $50 imported gasoline.
Ten years ago 1t was 7Ogo i'm
ported and 800 MOntana-made.
Average initial, Cut Bank oil
wells, 1913 bbl.
Average initial, Kevin-Sunburst
oil wells, 79 Dbl.
Daily average production all Cut
Bank oil wells, 81 Dbl.
Daily average production all Ke-
vim wells, Dbl.
Average drilling depth, Cut Bank,
1900 it.
Average drilling depth, Kelvin
Sunburst, 1900 It.
Average cost per well, Cut Bank,
S17,SOO.
Average cost per well, Kevin-Sun-
burst, $3.50.
Percentage of producers to wells
drilled, Cut Bank, 90.
Percentage of producers to wells
drilled, Kevin-Sunburst, n.
Average gas well initial, Cut
Bank, 100000 Gu. #. per day.
Average gas well initial, Kelvin
Sunburst, 100000 Gu. #. per day. |
1t will be noted that the list OF /
1910 compilations is brought up to |
late with numerous corrections, on
Page in the Development Infor-
nation column. The 1910 compile
ions will be dropped from this
'olumn in the issue of February is.
People who correct up their maps
rom week to week should re-check
ocations of competitions from this
ssue, to get the corrections made.
The Journal is indebted to the
J. s. G. s., the Conservation Board,
ohio Oil company, Glacier Produc-
lon Co., The Texas company, San
a Rita Oil G. Gas Co. and others
or assistance In correcting up well
alta.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
PROVIDES SAG OF
TEXAS TAX REVENUE

Taxes on the petroleum industry
and It's products yielded in 1889 to
the state OF Texas $40, 636.13O an
amount equal to 81 per cent of the
states total tax revenue, according
TO a study made by the Texas Mid
Continent Oil and Gas Association.
The annual tax bill on the industry
and dts products now exceeds the
total tax revenue OF the state in
1884, or any previous year.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
new TRY FOR
OIL STARTING
NEAR DUNKIRK

A new wildcat we'll has made
its appearance in northern Mon
tana, located south of the town OF
Dunkirk and southeast OF the
Kevin-Sunburst field.
The well is to be known as Bohn,
Trustee-Moses No. / and location
is on the center of the south line
of the SEA Section 2-31N-1W. Rig
is ncw on location in the center
OF a lease block of $500 acres.
There is no we'll defined structure
in the district, but wells drilled
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
Record Year For Market
And Production Of Oil
Shown By 1910 Figures

The Journal this week presents complete statistical tabulaon
oil development markets during the 1910 together with
record of refinery gasoline output sales and consumption
This the complete annual record presented by the
years publication much of the
having been made available by the official
ports Oil Conservation Board To this added compia
by Journal of gasoline sales from the records of
the State Board of EQUALIZATION a Helena.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
Does Steveville Well
Prove Existence OF Oil
In Devonian Formation?

Lack Of makes impossible the printing Of the scheduled
canadian printed
Devonian
by Of b.
wen on stevevIe An
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
Improvement
Is Noted In
Oil Situation

Improvement in the overall oil
situation is shown in the IPAA
index for January, 1871, which in
dex has for many months past in
dicated a negative situation. The
index for crude OIL production de-
clined to 112 Chased on the aver
age of 1935-36-37 as equal to 1907
as compared with the December in
dex number of 118. Along with
this decline crude oil stocks dropped
TPAA INDEX
IonuarY. 1871
ttite1zta
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15

PRIME Sc: vyucena pro-
davacka (stars1 d1vka) S do
brym odporucen1m, ktera ma
zkuSenost V prodavanf V de-
partmentn1m aneb "desako-
VEN obchod6". PTihlasky pis-
tie pod znackou "prodavacka''
do redakce Telegraph" 843
N. Washington ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
>Otec zahynul pri pokusu Ia
chraniti dceru.

Arthur w. Angel, rybaf, by
dlicf We vodnlm dome Sc svou
zenou a osmi detmi ma Tece H.
linois nedaleko Hardin, zemfel
kdyz byl postfzen zachvatem
srdecni mrtvice pTi pokusu "a
chraniti svou desetiletou deer
ku Marion, ktera spadla do vo-
dy. Byla ma to zachranena
psem rodiny. Marion hrala 81
ma clunu u bfehu Teky, kdyz
konecne vzala pfevahu a spa
ola do Teky. Angel upozornen
kTikem sve zeny, skocil do re
ky a pes ploval "a MIN. Kdyz
Angel skoro jiz dosahl tonoucl
dceru, nahle zmizel pod vodou
Pes vsak chytil dlvciny saty a
dovlekl il Ike brehu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
Anglicka kralovna dekuje
Spoi. StatHm.

Kralovna Elizabeth prohlasi-
la We sve reci, vys1lane rozhla-
sem do Spojenych StatG, re
IDLE meho mfnenl vase uslech-
tilost ma pGvod V pTesvedceni,
re bojujeme "a vec, ktera je
prave tax VAST jake nas1."
Kralovna pravila, re americ-
ka uslechtilost a sympatie k
Anglii mali tez "pdvod z vase
no rozhodnut1, re at je cena
jak chce vysoka a at je zapas
sebe delsl, spravedlnost a svo,
boda, lidska dGstojnost a las
kavost, nesmf zahynouti."
Dale kralovna pravila, re
Spojene Staty povzbudily cely
narod. Vyslovila obzvlastnf df.
ky americkym zenam a prohla-
sila: "Nezapomeneme vasich
obetf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
NEVINNYM.

zaloby proti policistovi, Fran
ku j. Rick z ustTedni STANCE,
re pred nekolika tydny vystre-
lem usmrtil 17leteho cernocha,
zastaveny byly dtery. Law
renee Reed, jenz usmrcen byl,
byl jednfm re sesti .cernoch1 v
automobile, ktery ku rozkazu
policist1 R1zka a Howarda F.
Erdmana prohlednut byti mel
v 1000 blocku Latrobe ulice.
Cernosi hledani byli pro deas-
tenstvf v pTepadu We $500 bloc
ku E. North avenue. Tri Ger
nosi utekli a Reed strelen by
p~olicistou RGzkem a ranou dc
srdce usmrcen. V ruce usmrce.
nehoqpolicista svedci, re v ruce
jeho videl revolver.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
MEZINARODNf LfGA
STAY KlubH
ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

V kf1zkovych zapasech pora-
danych V 1tery, dine 10. srpna
v Coliseum Joe Cox, 228 ID. z
Kansas City utka Sc S Pat Fra
ley, 230 ID. z K~alifornie. Zapas
tento urcen ma dobu jedne po-
razky.
Zvlastnf atrakcf Dude zapas
mezi Ernie Dusek, 228 Id. z O.
mahy a Abe Coleman, 218 Id.
2 Kansas City. Zapas tento ur-
cen ma dobu l hodiny aneb /
porazky.
Miss May Young, 158 ID. z
Chicago zapasiti Dude s Miss
Gladys Gillem, 40 ID. z Ala.
bamy. Zapas tento urcen ma
dobu jedne porazky.
V nasleduj1cfch 2 zapasecl
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkuji:
Abe Tourist, 22O Id. z Ohio
State University VS.. Emil Du,
SEX, 218 z Omahy.
Ace Freeman, 2O8 Id. 2 New
Yorku VS.. Jim Austeri, 218 Id.
z Italie.
Zeny v prGvodu muze mai
vstup volny v ring side" soda
Glech. Zacatek $3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
PRI mobilize v HOSTILE


Cernossky zlodej kopl zenu
do bezvedomf v pondell odpo-
ledne, kdyz tato klecela pred
oltarem v kostele st. Francis
Xavier's ma Calvert a Pleasant
ulicfch a modlila Sc. Napade-
nou byla Isabelle Brink, 31leta
z Towson. Cernoch ukradl il
tobolku, v nfz byly So a modli-
CT kn1zka. TTemi ranami IRA
|rena byla.
= Diva cernosi ozbrojenf re-
volvery oloupili v sobotu mali
tele obchodu S l1hovymi napoj-
We $500 blocku Greenmount a.
venue a okradli jej asi O $500
Ujeli v trucku, v nemz tretf cel
noch ma ne cekal. As cent? "a
pomeli S sebou witt z pultu, ne
nemz lezely. Pr 1teku vypa
do Jim nekolik dolar1 ma pc
dlahu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
SOKOLU.

Kdyz isl Sokolem, tax jim bud.
a to S dust S telem
kazdeho poctive sud-,
bud kazdemu pf1telem.
Ktery nikdy nezradi,
v sebe vets1 t1sni
a kazdemu rad poradf
ma rtech svych vzdy s pisnf.
Ktera mnohdy srdce rye,
mnohdy v slzach krvac1,
ale pfec nj okamzik
sam sebe neztrac1,
OtevTe naruc do koran,
vzdyt v kazdem bratra vidi,
size kapou pc l1c1ch
"a ktere sc nestyd1.
Ia size sc nemusi
stydeti z mas zadny,
vzdyt jses piece Sokolem
a to jest dukaz padny.
He'd byt vzornym Sokolem,
a to v kazdem case,
pride cas- re sc sletnem
ma Sletu v Praze Ease.
Vzdyt jsme podali d1kaz
pri Chicagskem sletu,
hledme Sc stale tuzit
We Sokolskem letu.
Vzdyt brzy poletfme
Ia mas Slet do Prahy,
d tam budem uctoVat
i S nemeckymi vrahy.
Psano 5. srpna 1871.
r JAN j. HRBEl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
Loupez ma ulici.

We Stroudsburgh, Pa, diva
bankovn1 poslfckov6 byli okra-
deni o $4,000 pr pTepadu ma
ulici, proveden6m ctyfmi O.
zbrojenymi muzi, kter1 pax u
prchli do zalesnenych vrch1
severn1ho New Jersey.
Byli ozbrojeni s%trojn1 pus-
kou a revolvery a pfinutili ban
kovnf zTfzence, ably Jim vydali
yak S pencil, pax prchli v au-
V nemz cekal patty
muz. Asi pet mil odtud prese-
dli do jineho automobile. Pc
nlze byly neseny z Prvnf naro-
dnf banky ma postovn1 Trad,
vzdaleny pouze mestsky ctve-
rec, ably byly dodany do Fila
delfie a ulozeny ma Federalnf
reservn1 bance.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
Pet muzG bylo zabito pri poku-
SUI VENT uteci z trestnice
v Oklahome.

Pet muz1 bylo z~astTeleno a
til JIM raneni, kdyz ctyri tres
tanci pokuisli Sc O utek re stat
nj trestnice v McAlester, Okla.
Zastrelen byl Jess Dunn,
spravce statn1 trestnice, Tab
Ford, zalaTnik a tfi trestanci
Claude Beaves, Roy Magee a
William Anderson. Raneni by.
Ii: Robert Pollock, dozorce ;
Murray Fentress, telefonni in
zenyr z Oklahoma City a Hi
ram Prather, trestanec.
Spravce trestnice Dunn a
Fentress, kteT1 zavadeli move
telefonni vedeni v trestnici,
kraceli pc schodech nemoc-
nicn1m oddelen1 pred 10. hodi-
nou dopoledne a ctyri trestanci
je pfepadli. Vsichni nell dlou-
he noze.
Trestanci naT1dili obema mu-
zum ably sli pred mimi k vychod
nj brane trestnice a volali ma
dozorce, hlldajicf We vez1ch u
brany, ably hodili dolG sve rue
nice a otevreli braun. ZalaTn1k
Dun volal ma dozorce, ably tax
ucinili a tax dive pusky byly
shozeny ma zemi. Trestanci Sc
jich zmocnili. Kdyz vysli z
brany, trestanci pfinutili oba
rukojme do automobile, ktery
stal pred jistym obchodem- a
odjeli.
Uradovna Serbia okresu Pitts
burgh byla uvedomena u Ute
ku techto ctyr trestancG. Ia
stupce serifGv William Alex
ander wal sebou zalarnika
florida a dozorce Pollocka, pu-
still "a prchaj1c1m restanci a do
stihl jejich automobil ma fertile
Ri mesta.
Vyzval trestance, ably Sc
vzdali a slysel Dunna, ktery
jim rekl: "Mejte rozum, vzdej-
tie se." V odpoved trestancu
Dunn byl stTelen do hlavy,
Ford a Pollack raneni. Jiny
t~restanec probodl Fentresse
nozem. Ford zemrel O ctyTi
hodiny pozdeji.
Nato pr1ruc1 Serbia zahajili
strelbu. Beavers a Maggie
byli zabiti, Anderson a Prather
raneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-15
STROJNfK

Strojn1k Pennsylvania dra-
ny usmrcen byl ma nakladnim
vlaku, ktery ztroskotan byl v
patek v nadraz1 Bay View. u
smrcenym byl Frank C. Wei
meister z Hartford road.
Topic. S. j. Dexter, pred sraz-
kou skocil S parostroje. Sraz-
kou ostatn1 vlaky zadrzeny by
ly pres 20 minut. Nakladni
Wax skladal Sc re 116 vagonG
nalozenych zeleznou rudou pro
o~celarny do Sparrows Point.
We srazce George Henderson.
strojn1k re 600 bloku Linwood
avenue, byl tezce zranen ma
nOZe.
Wax prijel z Erie, Pa. Ia
zen byl dvema lokomotivami.