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SOVIET REVOLUTION
TO BE ESTABLISHED
STARTS IN LITHUANIA
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WARSAW, July 27.
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nounced at Washington Thursday.
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s,-eial Xen Seryica of the Antin Amerioan
DALEaS, Tex., July 29
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Friday and Saturday, partly epudy
Soviet Hordes Bear Down on
Little Nation.
Consent to Move in Northern
Half of Island.
National Chairman Announces
Everything Ready for Money
to Come.
GOOD MORNING
AND GOODLUCK
National Diet as to Ameri-
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LATEST AUSTIN
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NEW YORK, July 29.— Three al-
ana net Tokto,
Mteanwhne, II w conat
for them thr
Ad column.
Al vebeertstseme are wtrtetiy la •tvane
l.blHbn mtotaa their eddree sbanged
win piean wtate bet ota and n-- ■** »"
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"I can make them take the wromg error, he would make no distinctions
side of any question by simply tak- in law as to class or creed.
MAY PLAY PART
IN MURDER CASE
DEMOCRAT SLOGAN
OF THREE WORDS
BAILEY LEADING
CANDIDATE NEFF
BY 4316 VOTES
JAFS ARE WATCHFUL
• OF U. S. ATTITUDE
Because he was refused a sec-
ond book of 100 liquor prescrip-
tions within a' period of three
months from the issuance of
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-I have said only what I have
believed and my belief is not sub-
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REGULAR SERVICE
ject to sudden ehanges and for that
reason I wil bave no ditticulty in
do absolutely control my ; goyernment.
• Mr. Bailey declared if elected Gov:
nIGGIST I AWSI IT yurp ____
EVER IN uamus COUXTY
Nood Girls!
You' Businnsa man,
needing bright, intelli-
gent girls at stenof-
rophers, bookkeepers or
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The Iabor Unions' Issue. new standard by which men might j
The issue the labor unions have he judged, not by what they
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increases and feare । ejection
Mospitai phynietans mia ara
Re-Affirms Open Shop
" Pokes Jibes at Neff
Sounds Rallying Call i
challenge the postion of the labor that form of Democratic government
unsons I bequeathed by tke illustrious fore-
"1 would bow my head like them fathers.
“TRUE TO TEXAS”
pre four Time Is Up — Nwtr Wait
You Cannot Afford to Mis Any las
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By Asnociated Pre■ to the Austin American.
ADAYTON, Ohio, July 23.—Gover-
nor Cox. Democratic Presidential
nomthee, Thursday waa plegged the
unqualified support of senator David
I. Walh, ot .Maaaachuaetu. a lead-
er among seaale Democrats who dif-
fered widely from the admtnistration
OFSAGHALINIS- ON ALL SUES OF
POLISH FRONTIER
s
Auagtn, crrter . I M
Hr mail. In T-a •*
Sv wul. a U. II M
Sr tareiem, 1.00
eireular" ditributed, he said by the
unions during the last campaikn call-
ing upon the people of Texee to de-
test him so "labor might rhte Tes-
sa'*
These circulars did not mean that
labor alone should rule, but that un-
ion labor, which he said, composed
only about one tourth of the laborng
ciaseea, should rule.
"I a opposed to labor ruling in
Texas
I am opposed to capital ruling in
Texas
1UI is right, but I am againat labor
or capital when either uses its power
to oppress other clangee snd a man.
who will flatter the labor unions to
time. the State issues and I will buck-
le on national armor and go forth
to battle for the Presidency of Gov-
Bailey Solidifies His Lead Over Neff By 4,316 Vote
Only Morning Newspaper in Control Texas Printing the Full 24-Hour News Up to Closing
of Associated Press Wires. Printed 3 a. ni. Today. All Others Printed the Night Before
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but tha
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enemies
rute enrtler and newsboys of
auntin entirely free.
The Aumin Ameriean believes
that all newsboy pboula Mart
to work every Sunday morning
with a sturdy meal
Every newsboy Is invited
every unday—AH Fre-es a
rmwt of the Austin American.
for it mis* damage a.
__Mirat Usee nt a second trunk nought
TO BE AVERTED z-teye
-------- | police tearned that a trunk shipped
from Detroit was received at 800
WASHINGTON, July — Meana
of averting winter coni shortaze and
' of defenting protiteering tn the coa:
trnde will he discumne at a confer
Room, $09 Con-
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man
am for abor when labor is
I am for capital when cap-
willingly able." \ ' I
Mr. Bailey denied that the eight- |
hour day could be applied to the |
homes and therefore could not be |
applied to everybody and should not 9
be a plied to anybody unless it can bo j
applied to everybody. ’
"They say we don't intend it toj9
apply to the wives,” he said. tt’stg
for the hired girls. I
“I despise a man who treats the 1
girl he hires better than the girl he 2
zzarried.
"I have no respect for tha man 5
wb o wants to work only eight hours 3
a day and permit his wife to work J
14 hours S’* day. i
"Ab long as I don't want a law to g
abridge my wwie's right to work I 1
won't ask for a law to abridge my J
own right to work.”
Mr Bailey warned the labor uu« J
ions that if they continued to insist J
upon an eight-hour day the time 9
will come when the eight-hour day I
will be applied to the farms as well J
as to the factories.
"The farmers will apply themselves *
eventually ” he said.
They will produce smaller WWfiW
and get just as much money for
them and when the lean years come, ,8
halt the people in the United States
Many Questions Being Asked in Government Has Been Over- ' Letter Time to Be Cut to Two
thrown and Reds Are In and One-Half Days By New
Control
Au!
amounts ever
berg are developing rapidly despite
Poliah resistance on both winga.
... U-. this constant cry for eight hours
*1 can do that better than they work a day is set aside.”
was filed In district
Note Says America Can Not Resistance Is Unavailing As Three Metal Monoplanes Take
Off on Pathfinding Trip
speaking at the City Hall auditor um
in Dalls Thursday night, launched
his campaign in the run-off contest
for Governor against Pat Neff.
He also adaressed an overflow
crowd of about 3,000 from the steps
of the Daias City Hull.
His listeners accoraed him tremen-
dous ovations.
Mr. Bailey at no time mentioned
his adversary’s name, referring to
hi* opponents only ia a general way ;
and declaring that they would ztrive
unsruccesatully to revive national is-
sues which were decided at the May
precinct conventions.
He indirectly ridiculed Mr. Netrs
apology tnr his attacks on Thomason
during the recent campaign.
"It must gratify you aa it grat.
ifies me," he said, "to know that I
will not be compelled to apologize
for anything I have said during my
campaign.
"It seems to me that the people
have a right to fear that if a man
is compelled to take back some of
the things he has said even before
he is nominated. he might be com-
The Sieli Nichi -y» nt the nature
of the protest, however that the
impresaton exista hero thut the com-
municaton is not really a proteat,
but rather an exposition of th* Amer:
ican view point on occupations of
Rumtan t«ruory, with pomethinE of
America's attitude towards the ter-
iritory to be occupied
I la apparendy toll here that any
publication of the ceteis of the note
ahouia emanate tram W aanington
ay I control my friends,
is not true.
Man Lunch
Erem avonus
A good,
breaktast i
is time • Nine a 00
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a, AmeHated Pew W th Ausos A—Ma
TOKIO, July 28- The Japane•
Government baa veceryeds.commun: j drive frem the northeast along the
cgopufrommhe other thing*, that I pilystok Ralrona and the thrust
America is unabie to recornise Ja-lm Galieta In the direction of Lem-
pan’s occupation of the northern half
ot Ose Island of sazhaln
Congremman J P, RueHansa epo*•
Wenenday atternoon, and Tnumlay
Dr. w. A Mamtett and Jutxe W, K
Hawkins of Auntin and Profemor-
iir*el ana arneld of Han adarcon
made addressen
avenue, but was pent back
c 1. J oh neon the tenant.
g720c -S
e, fr "' '
r * chedvin
on» of the
sued tor tn
will go to bed hungry. i
"You city folks complain of the I
High Cost of Lving. ” he said "Why J
the cost of living has only hit the 1
ceiling, but it will reach the aKies
what I have when the farmers start working eight
' - ‘ hours a day aa the labor abfons are A
trying to get them to do. |
“Let us produce all the wealth that a
•UI be able to, because had I gone
to ban Francisco I would have voted
for Cox in the first place, while they
voted for McAdoo until the end.
Late bi lli uhtag on Baadwegou.
"I should think they might have
had the political decency to have
waited until the clamoring had sub-
sided before trying to climb up on
the front seat of the Cox band-
wagon
“Of course, it is dirticult for me
to please these men
"I never do what they Hke.
and say to the labor unions, they will I ■ ‘
“ ” ' “ “ ........ONE KILLED; 4 HURT
they will not succeed
Whenothe-Medral questons were
before us last spring. I duscuzsed
them and said at the time that when
the proper time came I would turn
my attention to matters concerning
the State.
•1 have followed that course.
"I discussed the national issues
when they were before the people, I
shall discuss state issues now.
to stunp For Cox.
“But when August 28 has come
and gone, I will lay down for a
bit substantial
served for ths
tendent of the air ma.I service, said:
The through service, which will
be started in September will cut in
half tbs present five-day letter time
to Nan Franciaco.
_______ twist was given to New York’s mys-
government de- tericus trunk murer
nittee from the J The pofice announced
dy Amneiated Press to tto Avstin Ameriean
FORT WORTH. Tri , July 29—
Vernan Hannah, 25 vears old, of Ch-
Co. Tex . was willed and Ronner
Dickerson, Frank Steele. Curtis Moa
er and Lee Blocker, all of Chico,
were injured when a south bound
Katy passenger train from Kansaa
City to Fort Worth struck the mo-
tor car in which the men were riding
three miles east of Chico, at 7:45
o'clock Thuroday night.
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= "Peace, progress, prosperity." wUl
be the three-word slogen of the Dew-
ocrat e campaigners, Mr. White snid.
--aa thmt with this plogan th* per-
ty should be "Coxisure" of vietory:
Th* new national chairman re-
terred to Iiols, Indiana and Ohio
as "the battteground" of the cam-
________ _____ _________ ion the League of Nation*
the first Dr Melville A Hays;», Apoire Cron toghe Atn. Arrm
of New York has begun pro-1 rW pemcH party's campaign
ceedings in the Federal Court1 war chest is open to contributions
to test the lifhitations placed byinannyeameunatonarscommitetechan-
the prohibition enforcement of-
ficials upon the consumption of
liquor by physicians* patients.
Party leader*, Mr. White said , remaining consistent to the end of
"win examine the source rather than i my campaign."
the amounts of all contributions" 1 Must suck to State Issue*.
-- - "They intend to shift to Federal
issues ether than State issucs, but
because, she said, she believed there
might be a deed body in it.
NEW YORK, July »»—A new
EEI FOR TE DAY
DON’T mow AWAT
Each extra Nm
Each extra line
Each extra Bine. .
Each extra line..
2 times. » lnes » Each extra line
All "want ad* advertisers outaide at Austin f of a
Amid make remittances with order at stated "'5
rates ana if remittance is in excesa, refund
wim be made prommptly by return mail.
T« Austin Ameriean City Subseribers
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neribers filing to reeelve their tasues by thie ggbeidMep“TTTTT-mmaameu"aomammmmmmmemmemuu
. time er any irrerulsrity ia delivery, are re-
pup-itcmmnln" n"mi,"ine The p. th* United States navy’s latest and largest dirigible, in her successful maiden
xine.rcn.n," rtahoy Ax,n flight piloted by Leutenant Charles Rausch The huge ship was put through stiff tasks near
Amti sm apptclacn .. . -t ""Akron. The D-1 is 200 feet long has a maximum speed of 58 miles per hour, a cruising radius
M dmivlof 1000 miles and is capable of 20 hours' sustained flight tc)L&u
I serviet.
FOUHBEP MAY 31,19l« “ILL FOR IUST1H’- AUSRH, TEXAS. FRIDAY HORSING, JULY 30, 1920. "TRUE TO TEXAS’ “AMERICA ALWAYS’
Victorious Hailey Begins His Run-Off Campaign
By Addressing Two 'Great Audiences fn Dallas
Discussing theopen whop question,
Mr, Bailey declared the closed shop
is un-American and a boycott by
union labor against labor.
“I want to warn you union men
that if you moke that issue, the
American people will meet it and de-
etroy you, or the American Govern-
ment will fall.
“The suceess of the closed shop
means that the labor unions will es-
tablish a labor party through which
they will set up a labor Government
“The closed shop leads to a class
government and there never waa a
class government that was a good
pelled-to take back all he has said
after he is elected.
PROTESTED BY U.S.
246 counties, 134
to kobo rv lbs tec tne Austin Ameriean
If you Ure is Atou you may telephone yaat
sbseription to 114 er send subscrjption to
writing er call at Austih American rfice
U vom Ure outaide of Austin, send VWr sub-
Apeeristed Prws Complete Leased A
Wire Service for the Fall 34 «
Hoars Up to Closing at Euro ,2
pean CaUas at 3 a m. Today, g ;
LARGEST OSCULATION IN AUSTIN AND CENTRAL TEXAS AND ONLY MORNING
■ w H V** Awun American Want Ada
Telephone the Austin American. HA and •
- sievele memenaet will ca" for Tonar nd-
priee esh —Hk order. —--— - c
< me u •elmnatm on fiw avemee "The Mue the labor unions have be jodged, not by what they po-ee-
shon linen count • one line, rasmed with me is not an isnue which but by their manhood and behavior.
the average politician will accapt , He cloaed with an eloquent appeal
"It I were like them I would not ! to the people of Texas to premere
court ThurMday by tb* Broo?* Pete-
leum Company againat Frank Mel-
vin end r H sheiton, both of El
Pano
The mult chargen failure to carz
out an alleged agreement to sell
10,000 barrele of Mexican crude oil
per day for five yenrs at a price of
IT. delivered et Fort Aranmaa
*, AMU- Tm te the Auatim Amarean Twelfth
that Japan, atter mature
vou, wiu le, ward an a
The Jal an we. however, meem com reeched here,
veicea that it t. beinr conducted with ------------
thr utmot fairae and atnuon Ana, AinnaNr
u COAI SHORTAGE
forward -pontaneeuniy to teatily in
faver of the Jepenam
"They say it is that I am for the
open ahop and aeninst a law-made,
eight-hour day.
"Well, I am.
"That is about the only truth they
ever Told about me and they didn't
get that altogether right
They said I was againat the eight-
hour day, and what I am oposed to
is an eight-hour day med* bv law
Mr. Bolley declared that it was ev:
•ry man's privilege to make hi* own
contract with his employer ss to how
long he ehalt work end that if any-
tody of laborers omn agree with their
employers on an eight-hour day it I
is none of his business, and he won't I
iitorfere.
' However," he addea "when thene
men come to Leetmiature or Con-res
• nd demand a law that shall make
it a crime ter a man to work longer I
than eight hours a day
”1 dety their power lo instat upon I
such a law
"I never could understand why any I
seif-respecting laborint man can de |
ma nd a law to take .away from him I
that God given right to aa much}
we cun so the human family in thene -
great United states can enjoy all the i
comfort it can.*
Mr. Bailey said it is impossidle to
keep the boy* on the IAra,*orain 1
twelve hour* a day lor sz-ment
when they can come to the cities and
get digs a month for working eight 3
hour© a day
He pictured conditions in the cities 1
with the crafts overcrowded, the ]
farms deserted with two men hunting J
for etery job in tie cities, met en- a
tired away from the farns by higher 2
pay and len- wok.
"I shudder to contempiate that 3
day when it come*, and it will come J
quicker than you imagine, unless I
this movement is arrested.
"You might as well make uP your 1
minds to aee the cities overcrowded a
and the farms depopulate*! unison 1
Mr Ashociand Pres to Uw Austin American-
MIEXICACI, Lower California, July
29—Troop* were being recruited
Thursday by Eotaban Cantu, gover-
nor of the northern distiet of Low-
er California, to repulse what he de-
acribud an -invasion" of Lower
Cajitornia by Mexican fede ral sol-
diets
wo r. k wi____-
Bt Amoctated Fre- W Ika Asms Amerteap.
Los ANGELES, July 2— United
Statea orficinis her* have announced
a sharp watch will be kept to see that
no arms or ammunition are shtpped
acros the bomler into Lower Califor-
nia.
Belief has been expresed that
Mexicaps here may attempt to aid
Governor Cantu
j "I am opposed to the Baptist I
Church ruling in Texas < cheers I |
"My doctrine I* that all of the peo-
pie ahall rule In this impertal State. I
"What la their objeetion to me’
4,316 vote*
a total of 416,159 vote* la ac-
counted for by the Texas Election
Bureau.
The returns show:
Bailey, 140,597.
Neff, Ul.Ul
Thomason, 92,895.
Looney. 46,356.
get their vote will betray your in-
eresta for any other selfish
Mr Bailey referred to the
*. Amoeinemd Pree to <M Autte Amrtean
BIRMINGHAM. Ata. July —
Every newaboy in Austin in
invited to be the ruest of the
Austin American for h reek fast
every Sunday morning from
aise to « o’cleek st lb* Amer-
“Peace, Progress, Prosperity"
Makes ’Em "Coxsure" of
Victory Says White.
In the center the o9 hold Pinsk,
but if th* Red advace continues,
th* Poles will be compelled to evac-
uate the Pnp«t country.
The Pinsk-Bres: Ltovak Railroad
already is threatened.
In Galicia, th* fizhtng haa reached
a point Tb kilometers east of Lem-
berg, with the Rolshi vik bearina
down upon th* city from th r*« dl*
metal monoplanes, carrying the firat
transcontinental aerial mall, left the
flying field at Central Park* Loong
Isiand, at MG •> o'clock Thursday
for Sn Frncisco.
The trip not only to expected to
make possibie the establishment in
September of regular aerial mail
service from coast V coast, but to
yield information of value to the War
Department.
kegarding thia r roposed extension
to the Facific Coast of th* air mall
rente, which now ends at Omaha,
Mnj I. U Leut general superin-
ited Prees to the Aust: Ameriean
DALL.AS, Texan. July 30.— Reas-
serting his opposition to the increas-
ing demands ef union labor for high-
er pay and shorter hours, former
Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey,
Nearly everybofy recoe
nizes that Want Ads in this
paper give resulta Our Want
Ade bring emdlovers and
together quickly.
Fry them
Read and Use the Went Ad- *
atn i lx AMERUAN
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____ ____ __,____ ________~l Ir. the south Gen Budenns, the
Whctisopmion mMsp"naptemosrunEror suaryomipnurasou Er-, the wetere
misunderataning ot Japan* potouo mvred cam. corrymg machine sun, “Aa non as we are able, we plan
ep-kse-ana i
with tilg llfftM states, I rovgh country Gen Budenny alao
Numero •• interpei inons have ber n | he machine gun* on carta ernnan rnilIv
------SECOND TRUNK
newsppers are < oyhselinc their WARSAW. July 19— ccoring to I
read t re to beep cool, it is apparent ’ worn recetved here tod.y a Boviet
a certain azount of apprehen revolution has atarted at Kovno |
a«*u exintn concerting th* • sult of 1 w here the Iathuanian Government has j
the congrewetona] inquiry in Cahor - | been overthrown
.sa I No detalla of the revolt
VETERANS' REUNION
BEGINS AT DRIFTWOOD_____________
, MEXICO CITY, July 28—"I am
I surrenderinE une oneitonally becaume
sowi N--. E-te .< th- A-tin Am-ran ie eontr needs peace for recon-
DRIFTWOOD T*w Jwtv 2-ziatruction." Mid Frsnrixw Villa -
Tb* Twenty-third Annwa! nunzon ot - met Generel Martin** chiet of
ramp nen NteCullech, V C Va be-' operations in th* etates of Coahuna
gan Wednenday wilk a E°od attend-jana Nuevo Leon, at th© railroad sta-
•nr* ... . ..uon ir sahinas
Singing of "Dixie" featured tb*. When deperal Martinez, "he I*
opensne exereteea I arranging airrender terms with Villa.
DrEP dheiten at pnppingarrivea al thr station ths rehel gen-
Spring* made the openinE aqare jerai approached with uncovered baad
and introduced Judee Ron* of tne and hand extended
Tasas Department of Azncutrure 1
T f Martin of Kan Antonio snd
bi “
■Lkta. a.- .
B, Aawieted rim to *• AuuK Amettran.
Holston. Texaa, July 23-Suit
. I ene e in No* York Monday by repre-
*r Aw. ted Pe •• te A-in Amran mentativen of four I ' ______ _____
UNION MILL. 8 I’. July 23- partmenta and a committee from 19, The potice announced they had
Deniei NeibiK Shot ad entcaly .MI industrs. Artins Attorney Gen jdiscoverd a marked etmitarty be-
-cunded hi wife early Thur-day. he oral Ame in an unong tne C"- tweep th© handwrtunE of K Leroy,
told IF' police, while experienein« Aiference Thuraday nlghl said the S'v; ©ought in conneten with tha mur-
nightmare in which ne ••• Th’ ernment bopeq to develop a proxramlder or his wire, whose body waa
ilra eomine through a bedroom on which the coal interests could1 found here in s trunk hippea from
window with demohe." eome halfway" in potving the coal. Detroit, ©nd that of the mystertgus
Ha had bren worrynE nhout rentproblem. , I "F F Polverer " whe dimeppeared af.
----------- | 11 ■ ter the stayine her© I sat AuEugt of
ne _ . . - - - - ...... JCecn E. Landon, an Oregon soldier.
VILLA TELLS WHY _______wo.a----
The Anetin American’a lenned wire of the
ur cuDDcMnrorn Aeelated Pre eomr th- fall dar and nieh
nt SUKKLNUCKL m - He- in "! 7
; and IP prnte resravarv in ‘ne euu" . , ---- —
- - * ■- Ameriean every mrnina Resd it every day dellvery either to Austin cnrrier or to tnail-
Te Austin Amertenn Msit Sabeertbers
The Austin American ia mailed promptly
eneh morning to every outaldeof-Austim sub-
seriber If delivery I* irregular, it is the fault
of the Railwsy Mail Service Pieese netify
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Cressey, Kendall B. Austin American (Austin, Tex.), Ed. 1 Friday, July 30, 1920, newspaper, July 30, 1920; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1465251/m1/1/?q=%22~1~1~1%22~1&rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .