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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-02
70 MORE INDICTMENTS
In Adams County, Ohio, Election
Erauds-A Total Of 114I.

West Union, Ohio. Jan. THE
Adams county grand jury Friday re-
turned 13 more indictments and more
han 30 persons appeared and pleaded
guilty in connection with the invest-
cation NJ wholesale selling of votes in
elections in this county. a majority
# them were disfranchised for five
Years and suffered fines of from 50
to SIS. The total of those indicted up
TO date is 1141.
a man 7s years Of age who was
lined Friday after pleading guilty said
hat vote buying conditions have eX-
listed in Adams county since he was a
hoV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-02

torneyship at the recent state cleo
ton After the election Dist. Atty. Iiig-
gins, who was opposed AT the polls BY
Mr.. Irwin, summoned Mr.. Irwin before
the grand jury to give that body what
ever information he had to sustain his
charges. Mr.. Irwin. IL is claimed. asked
for more time and his examination was
continued to Dec. :, but As the lie
Blanc case was on trial at that time
II further continuance was necessary
and the matter will now be brought he
fore the grand jury next week,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-02
M,ppLEsEx COUNTY RING
To Be Investigated As to Its illegal
Methods.

Cambridge. Mass, Jan. 1.-At the
request of District Attorney John j..
Higgins CT Middlesex county, Re-
publican, Assistant District Attorney
Thomas d. Lavelle of Suffolk county.
a Democrat, will conduct an investi-
CATION into the alleged illegal methods
of that political body commonly called
the "Middlesex county ring" The in
vestigation will start on Monday, jan
2, when the grand jury convenes here.
= The investigation is the resi''f OF a
series of charges made by James ]. r.
win of Everett. Democrat. and grew
ort of the contest for the district at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-02
OLD UNCLE BOREAS
Returns from Trip Abroad and Breaks
Loose in New England

Boston, Jan. l-Old BoreaS clustered
about southern New England Friday.
after short spell of unusually mild
wea, ,her. and in II hours ending at
midnight his icy blasts had forced I'll
mercury in thermometers down 80 de-
grees, He rode in on a high wind and
at midnight the thermometer had reg
istered II degrees
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-02

his plan have not been given out.
Perhaps PittSburg has furnished that
solution.
The English sparrow is being served
as rice bird" and found to be very
delicate. AS socE as a comm, rCiai
value is placed OF him the cXtcrmina-
tion Of Mr.. Sparrow will follow swift
ly as matter of Coursc.-Clevcland
Pain Dealer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-02

kets except London, to which this CITY
Is "a close second. Nearly two-thirds
Of all the wool in the United States
whether produced here or imported jY
now In Boston warehouses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-02

company which is now defunct. Until
recently the officials Of the bank had
entertained no suspicion of any ir-
|regularitieS at the bank.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-02
Resumed Where They Left Off.

a Chicago travelling ma& was telling
a sterx illustrative Of how accustomed
to IonE separations a travelling man
and hi8spife may become.
This mans work takes hiln from
1c0agt to cpast and not intreqHently
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-02

New York Jan. Joseph G.. Robin
the Indicted banker had so far recov-
cred today from the dose of poison nc
swallowed last Friday that physicians
at Bellevue hospital. where nc is con-
fined under constant watch in the rris-
on ward. thought he would be lit to APP
pear in court next Tuesday. His sister
DR.. Louise Robinovitch. called on him
today and they exchanged New Years
greetings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-02
NO SCORE GAME.
Harvard All Stars and Vanderbilt.
Sewanee Stars Meet.

Hamilton Fish's eleven of Harvard All
Stars. composed Of Harvard Law
School students, played the Wander
bilt- -Sewancc Stars a spectacular game
in which neither side scored ON the
Vanderbilt University field Friday af-
ternoon. In spite OF a muddy field the
game was fast from start to finish and
the feature was the run of Hamilton
Fish of 100 yards with clear field and
only Nicely Browne. the celebrated
Sewanee player in pursuit Browne
caught up with Fish and downed him
10 yards from the Wander erbiIt- SeWanee
goal. Harvard used forward passes tc
much advantage and played maSnifi-
cent defensive game. The lineup:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-02

New York. Dee. 81 3i.-thleSS Joseph
c. Robin suffers an unexpected nc
lapse he will be in physical condition
to face arraignment on the grand lar
ceny charge against him by Tuesday
next, when his case will be called be-
fore Judge Grain in the court OF gem
cral sessions. Physicians at Bellevue
hospital, in the prison ward Of which
the banker has been confined since he
collapsed in court Yesterday from the
effect oea administered dose OF
poison. said today that he Has rceov-
trins rapidly. A special nurse IS con-
stantly OH guard in his room. Another
of the corporations promoted by Robin
felt the fal Of the Northern Bank to-
day. when the South Shore Traction
Co was ordered i'm the hands of "A re-
reiver by Judge Chatfield of the Unit
ed States circuit court ins-Brooklyn.
The company is capitalized at $1,000
900 and was organized for the operation
of railroad across the Queens Bor-
ough bridge.
From figuressat hand today it ap-
pears that the city is n depositor with
the Northern Bank u the extent OF
s203. 900. OF this sum. slJ0,000 is bonded
but the remaining $4,000 is uninsured
On the banks last day of business be-
fcre the Christmas holidays Deputy
City chamberlain Harry J. Walsh de-
posted $4,000 of city funds On the
previous Thursday he had withdrawn
$4,000