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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-11
ARE MARRIED
AT MARCELINE
Charles Griffin Of keokuk and Marie
Ralph of Downing are Prin-
cipals in Marriage
Ceremony.

Miss Marie Ralph of Downing.
Mo-, and Mr.. Charles Griffin of Keo.
kuk, were married at Marceline this
week. Mr.. Griffin served in the army
for three years and is now with a
carnival company. He and his bride
will return to Keokuk 70 make their
home.
Marceline paper IN announcing
the marriage says:
The young man VINO takes the
tickets at the -go-round, Charles
Griffin, an erect soldierly built and
clear eyed fellow is the new bene-
dict and his bride was Miss Marie
Ralph Of Downing"
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin will arrive
here Friday evening to visit at the
home of Mr.. Griffin's sister, Mrs
Title Schneider, 429 South Ninth
street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-11
SPROWLS WILL
MAKE ADDRESS
Keokuk Attorney and Commissioned
Officer in Army viii
Speak at Nurses
Graduation.

The graduating exercises Of the
nurses of ST. Joseph's hospital
who complete their course Of instruc-
ton this month, will be held this
evening in the dining room OF the
hospital Immediately following an
elaborate banquet which is given in
their honor.
The address Of the evening Will
be made by John s. Sprowles. COM
missioned officer in the army of the
United States who saw overseas serv-
ice during the war and who has a
real conception Of what trained
nurses mean to the soldier.
DR.. Frank M. Fuller, the president
Of the staff og directors or st. Joseph
hospital, will present the diplomas to
the eleven graduates following the
address. In addition to the doctors
who are connected with the hospital
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-11

Miss Madeline M. McCants Of Chi
cago, spent Tuesday evening with
relatives in this city. and returned
to Quincy yesterday morning enroute
home.
An appropriation of $500 was
made by the board Of supervisors on
Tuesday for the maintenance or state
aid roads in this county.
Mrs. Ralph Davis went to Quincy
yesterday morning to visit relatives.
The fiscal exhibit or Hancock
county for the year beginning Sep.
TENDER /, 1918, and ending August
81, 1919, is as follows:
Debts.
To balance on hand Sept.
L, 1918 .-........-@ f1'ooo'o1
To county tax levy for 1918 112,856.5C
To back taxes. penalties
and costs 1,10S97
ton 470.2
ton warrant ......... 10000. OC
To G. w, Dachroth, same. 100000 OF
To w. E. Miller, excess
ONCE 4.721.ss
To John F. Scott, excess
earnings. circuit clerks
ONCE .............-. l'4sZ-i'
To NJ. R. Mosley, excess
earnings, sheriff's Office. 5000
To John H. McCallIster,
excess earnings, county
treasurers office ....... 3,462.52
To Earl w. Wood, INES
and costs collected,
states attorneys Office. 2,22ooe
To buildings and grounds
committee, typewrfters
sold -. $500
To William F. Schneider,
estate. trust fund. 1000
Total .s191, 448. oe
Credits.
BY county orders paid. Us 83,178.61
BY county court certi1-
Gates paid .....-....... 1871
Gates paid ............. 1,21s.sS
paid 5000
s paid id '.e 1,725.oe
BY wolf bounties paid. 1000
BY birth and death certif1-
Gates paid ............. 211.2;
Dy paid 1s2.ot
BY anticipation warrants
paid, with interest ..... 2O,329.l-
! 10y lists tlA.i 49,. 15osc
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-11

is a marriage Of cool, calculating pur,
pose. Unlike many other women who
have married for money or position.
however, this girl frankly tells the
man that there is no love, only desire
to keep her position in the world OF
show and pretense.
Vainly he endeavors to awaken the
love that he believes is glowing be-
meath the cold exterior.
The denouement of the story Is
startling, surprising, thrilling. 1t
sweeps to breath taking climax.
Alice Joyce has never developed a
more striking, heart compelling work
of art.
"The Spark Divine" is one picture
worth seeing.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-11

met near the top of the hill. The
drivers Of neither car seem to know
how they happened to get mixed up
in such shape.
The taxicab suffered bent fender
and its front axle was sprung and
perhaps other damages. The Buick
car belonging to and being driven by
Brady was smashed up in general
Its owner wasn't able this morning
to determine how badly 1t was hurt.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-11
Birth Of Race In Trouble.

CHICAGO, Sept. II. = Another
heavy sea was struck on Tuesday in
the stormy voyage of the Birth Of
a Race" photoplay corporation. 1t
appeared when Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
T. Piper, owners of ninety shares Of
the stock, condemned some time ago
under the blue sky laws of Illinois,
filed a petition in the United States
district clerks office asking for the
appointment of receiver for the
movie corporation.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-11
TWO CARS MEET
AT TOP OF HILL
A Buick Driven by James Brady anc
Taxi From ATOMS Collide
on Absolute Road
Last Night.

Anschutz hill was the scene Of an
automobile accident last night when
James Brady's car collided with one
of Atoms taxicabs. The accident
occurred about 1880 o'clock. Both
cars were damaged some, put no one
was hurt.
Brady was coming toward Keokuk,
and the taxi was headed IN the other
direction when the two machines
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-11
FORT MADISON
HITS II. G. L.
City Council Discusses High Prices
and Considers Getting Car
Load of Governments
Food

The city council of Fort Madison
discussed the high COST of living at
it's meeting night before last
One of the suggestions made was
that the council get carload of
government food for sale there, and
act in the same capacity as the post
office is doing.
The question Of rents was also
under discussion by the council mem
bers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-11

and their wives. many other friends
OF the graduates will be present this
evening to share in the program
planned for the nurses who will soon
leave the hospital.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-11

Every one in a company of men
may be his natural self, but let a
woman come into the crowd and
every one Of them becomes an actor.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-11
MOVING PICTURES
Norma TaImadee. Dancer.


AS Hawaiian in grass skirt,
Norma Talmadge adds to her fame,
now as dancer, in "Fifty-Fifty," at
the Grand for tonight only Howe
ever, "Fffty-Fifty" is a dramatic pic
ture, giving the lovely Miss Tai
madge the type of role to which she
is best suited. The picture is re
vival OF one of her earlier, biggest
successes.
In "Fifty-Fifty," Norma Talmadge
finds no sacrifice too great for pa
rental love. She sacrifices her honor
for the possession of her baby, but
finds maternal happiness worthy OF
the price she paid.
With the very weapons that caused
her defeat, she conquers the schemes
of dissolute husband and beats him
at his own game.
Bryar< Washburn has a sparkling
comedy for Saturday in Putting 1t
Over"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
Leads Parade at South
Paris
os.o-a County Celebrates Return 81
rs Solder scys-coi. hume ard
Aal. Gen. 1-esson F-eser--Ersf
Soeec-es Mace

Lsw.sron. Ne. .!uae s.-Ma3oc General
-a-ance 2 E5vz-.s. commander o.
ne st Division. ACCOMPANIED n Coi-
anei E1-ne II ne -u3d Eeg-ns-t and a.
u-a1; Geae-a. George Ne 7-essan
Ead -aeir 2ftc.aI pa-y. reached South
Pa-s ~ automobile rom Poland
Spring q. n clock MS morning .
aeip Cx.or9 county celebrate ne return
r Is solder oovs 1-oT-, overseas The
celebration was held a. lie Oxford
County FAR grounds.
Z e gaia cay for ne whole ccIn,T
Following ne ava Of ne guests q
honor line was formed and Genera.
Edwards EFF ne automobile and na-cl-
&c with ne boys Z KHAKI. - lie LAR
grounds h-2et speeches ware made "
Genera Ecwa--is. Coione. Elne anu
aTae-s -hen tnIiowea q regular csasi
[a- ne soldier aO~s
The afternoon was devn-aG 10 Sports
General EDWARDS ana pa let- n
ne late afternoon for 5e-Ae.. Tuesday
-aev ". visit Es,,-to-c..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
FIRST BREAK IN
WIRE STRIKE
AT CHICAGO

Chicago. Ills. June sWhas -
taneG ne first break n the unfssd
'front.' presented by me operating
cnUpa12es 1aIne -unlgnr when The
Federal Telegraph Company. WITCH
operates conformation Of lznd nnes
a-C vc-s3ess a-crg -he Pacific cuoR,
received Al operators commASse.
and signed a schedule meeting tho
employees demands. s. J K~n-
ka-np International president Of me
CouDe-c-a. Teieg--a prerS' Union Of
America declared II d statement rs
SUED tonight NJ. konenkaMp vno
-as caleG a nation vide srke Of
.a3eg~a1 Ae- for Wednesday. said ne
~s-ce!ved thar Information <um = Z
Marshal. 1-sT vice president Il tho
international. uclon a. Les Angeles
Plans ara completed. Ii. kooen-
ka-o sad, for ne strike which vi,
involve y mo telegraph alc Hie-
phone operators Re SAID re a5al-
1Cned nope of a peaceful ser1lemen.
before ne let- II Washington les, week.
Discharges IF union operators By
re Wes-e-, Cllon continued TO-DAY.
ID kccecka-rp sazd. W.T. seventy
persons oel2r discharged az Dallas
---.e Eock. Denver, Portland ora.
and -os Angeles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
NO TYRANNY
Political or Industrial
Says Gompers
Tells American reaeracier - labor
Ceiesaies That Workers Dom. In
tend That Principle s They Shed
Their E.ooa Fer ~ Na- Shall &c
ssh S e-: Ono UoJus, ce-
-a-Gs

Atlantic ClT-, \. J.. -11e 9----
- .a6ustca. l,te 81 The nation. WI
,c1 be tolerated by organized labor
Samuel Gonpe-s. president IF ne
American Federation of Labor. oold
delegates d. ne opening q The 3ara
session of me organization Ter. TO
day
Ne, and women shed their BLOOD
ana made g-ea- sacrifices during ne
var osca use -aeE we're lighting Tor
principles and IDEAS" SAID M
Couoe-s "Nov ma. ne var mas
.,ee- woc --a p3rke--fla bone and
7ash II re 7at1o1-;o1- laterG
nose principles am IDEAS siag-. Dc
.os- slr-g =
Wien ne ~ oe-a--. sa1G ID
ON p.rs. We -saZac ma : MI
-:a--sr AID a1IocrarE should Ne VIZ
.0r-ous ce-er aEa-1 wcuIG there be
opportunity tDr freedom, # any sor--
never aEan would ;-s~e be any
l.2s-.ce 31r labor . Geve.up and pro
go --zel- a-d ne ---.7Is Of people
VINO EG-k - VI .a:-sv GUT lot NJ
OF ne SIDE Ct those 1':.c STOOD g.
ne ia--as- measure Of freedom. Now
NJ. the VA las oeen Non and c1e
@e-- .nr reconstruction and -sad- usi :
-erc = q hand. \ 7ew concept q
e.. mas been reached and ne world
na.s gone tarcuc., E-eat change
Ee~pa--=r M ~a.aT1cnS between IA
mons ana ne relations between -eC.
whether -neN = employers. skilled
mechanics o ai;~H 1lggers- Vii De
locked a. II different ign The
wurse-s or ne world arl determined
- have a roica n settling the con-
s;-,1c:1or praoIe-.s -aa- a.act mem.
ricvat-s loo. nave cCne d see
ne l;E.t q re aew concept Of T1g-1
ara they ara accepting me -ew Greer
If things maj g. most Of hem are.
There ara others who. Ike ne Bou--
hons Of oid never forget alz--h-lE
because -.ey never learned any
hing
Let ne ..all you MS: # any EN-
,ioyer believes re. industrial altoc-
r-acv IS gong . prevail n America
~ IS Counting without MS aost-
The principles Cor winch LABOR
eas eougo, si1ce re beginning must
come % fl, t-,Ii ion. We are max
.ng no un5us, demands.
Workers give 20 society a service
without which civilization -Iseif
would tau. We mend % make lis
country WORTHY Of ne civilization d
our tines. and ID future h-s-oria1s
NJ s-o-v IF ne labor movement II
ne Tinted States VII prove TIE
--es. asst source Of Information and
.-sri-a-,on as 70 numoe power
and influence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
MUNITIONS TAX
Upheld by Circuit
Court Of Appeals
government War T.ne Tax en-
Profits Of Munitions -ac Bee,
Contested :. nlfaesu-ers-3e-
cision Involves Mary lions ,
EeVerae

Philadelphia. L1-e She govern
nea-s wartime Tx N ne pro-.-s Il
Eunl-1ons manufacturers. contested
BY producers cf pa-s y she..S VIC
Gained ia. ne -1poE-on was u
-sncec - a7plr - ce--aa articles
was Upheld By ne Ci-~2.t ,cu-- #
Appeals mere tocay
n group 4 ---ae 9ec.sicns .old-
re ma a-T Participant = ne az
norma prof-s u lu-.-1on making
must ST 1ec- l-lSei. u .aza-CI, lad
1pon MS lass Of income ne cou--
sustained government policy Il
volT-og man millions # dollars =
-evscoe already collected or n
course IF COLLECTION Opposite az
t-rn ~ me cur would have aeces-
stated Legislation 70 naas Up the
consequent ceac.- = government -
cs,cS
IRE decisions ~--r.sa ny Judge
Burlington and affirmed ov Judges
4 oolley an6 Ea.ga- VINO sa- with
MN. sustained ne Judges If re
First ana Third Pennsylvania Dis
--lrLs. who denied claims Of re
Carbon Steel Company alG The
WurtA Brothers Com Pany. seeking
- recover 4-ou ne government
axes pald lnCer ne excise AK Lax
II september s. 1gl6. and reversed
ne .4stace \ ne Twenty -t:-lr'9 L'ls-
-r2Ct VINO allowed 4 slc5Ia- claim -
re Forged Steel Wheel CompGlE.
ne SKIS ware KNOWN Is he par:
shell lax cases-'
Judge EuHnE-on's Qpln.ons 2eic
ma: me purpose # Congress was u
lax persons who manufactured lie
WHOLE CT any par II d smell over
--;l.-g -t,e manufacturers co1tsn-
-lor ma me legislative intent was
confined u ne 7rcC. 1c--cn # ne
completed sneI II 4 coI7 ie.aG pa
Us a-eC- & - MAKE n0ClGon con-
tractors liable for their profits re-
Ea:-1iess II suo-coE-acLs. ana =
place a similar liability upon a.
suo-corrIc,3 rs dong an par. II
Ire WORK Of production II = sae4-
whether loaded or anloadsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
JURY COMPLETE CEN. EDWARDS
For Trial Mrs. Lund-
gren for Murder
o -e- Patient ey Poisoning Las:
Oeaemae~Farr,e- Nurse Enacl-
acec sy Recon, illness SITS S-oprec
N Slilo~rs n Lawrence Courtroom

Id v,soce. Mass, June 2--he NV
wn-c:, VI. ~ Mrs BESSIE Ii
Skaeis -aaGg-en on re charge 81
murder Tor ne alleged Poisoning u
her patient Mss Florence Cay, was
conpis.e6 today, The former nurse.
snaclatac altar recent illness and
operation. sal proppe5 y pillows.
NeiIher she nor her counsel g1e--
cise6 : single challenge u TIE selec-
non Of the July. They accept as one
Of the men VINO viii pass judgment
On he- l.+e Thomas Il. wehh. i
brorher-la- lav Of Chief Of Police
Frank NJ Smith Of AoCcver. VINO ar
rested Ms. -aocg-ec or the murder
charge.
The -u-v as completed follows,
Terry A Newaau Of -uo. coa4
dealer. foreman; Charles z Brvaar
OF Eave-.il. sroe worker, Charles
:. ksnney Of lynn. Jg1I-a- Thomas
: Webb Of Lawrence, Clerk
Charles - Black ce Ca-vars ca--
Denrer. Charles r How u Anes-
bury. ooa- builder; 2a3pn :. Shaw II
Nevou-vpor- shoemaker Jan rs
Cor,er Of LIN. req! estate dealer
William 4 English Of IA r-ence. n,
operator. A-hIr {. Cu--,e- IF New
burvpor-, carpenter; william Wei1e-
Of lawrence. manager and Thomas
). HeIlv Of Beverly. clerk The gurv
vas obtained aA-er examination If
- taiesmen- The prosecution cha.-
Ienge6 IS nec.
Ms. -uooCeo was CARED ;r:o ne
cuu-: room q 4 char t-nn The
closed automobile = which she was
Continues ~ Page Column m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
FNE-HOCR FIGHT

Washington. June Senator Be-
RAJ AID rs supporters .ocAy. after
a Eve hour zg.,- torcec a COPY AZ
ne Peace treaty nc ne puhhe ~
cord If ne Sena.e ar.er many At
csnots . proven: Is publication hat
oee1 Beaten on record voraa
A-e- voCag % aHa; The Aoeu-
7en- opponents u the piaa BY .
ucucr % reconsider he Sena.e,s &C.
-on- souga: 70 defea. he publca-
Ion by keeping fae Reconsideration
notion before The Senate Until ID
1uu-rOso:~ Senator Soraa ne, the
challenge ~ beginning - rad the
200. 1ho-wcrG volume After ne had
-eac .or fl hour. opponents Of the
publication capIrala.ed ~ permit
lag vo-e on their notion to re-
cncsloer. winch was beaten The
I-ea-y then went On for pr,nunG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
ACQuIT CAPTAIN
And Son for Murder OF
Sailor
On Bark Srako Walie c1 Voyage -
Cape To~n-Jary o., 5a1 SIX
Minutes-Defenaa1, Still REG en-
Charge ~ Assault arr Brutality

4-' -4it .''<a-- -'-''''
y +e1e-stn and rs SIN A1aiPn =
Wsre acquitted u -%aera- - E7caE
q --e ~ 81 q -s-l-s e aeA n =
Axe lAss2' 4 si---or III ne nA-A
-as'0' II WHICH taeT ware orl'csrS- he
MY VS. 5lE SIX -1i-
Eor., defendants x.e-a -p.----7a I'll r
s--,-.-.,-, x,
re Pade-ss-s were accused = charges
So: VT ne american ..,nsul =. -a-e
--v- -. -,-,-,.,.,,.. =. -.-.. 49,
- ~to"-- Sc e rs
A--f1ad oNe-ouE-c y nd-8cegl. The
sa-or aceorc.a- a IA s,a-a--a-,-s n
--,.----- -, .-
- 49, 'i---- ~ -f- s't'0 --1--- -1e de2A p
. a ne 1A7cs q ne
2rat -sens -7e Sc zea ne -7r .,e All
~ ...-.-,4 --.. .s..s .,-,- ,... s.
* '-- IN II -aa 81 Is G, --sT-
me- 7ers = IL ccew c--a---E ~. he
Cade-ss-s -=e..ss.7 = s+-a-3-7. : -,sr,e
while ne defendants a-arR 80 : res
.,..
* . 9ai-s = -=
ne snip zoouL
J1cse -o-r- warned -. r-,--np-
M -.7r~- WIG -o- .--u...
= e o. Ell -sr = --le 1ra-
---e --c-s A--=Eta Fl -
~ Ne prosecution 4 sad ne
ssC''a ia x GiS--c oe canTlr-sd. i. a. T..
on Of murder ne second aag-es, and
ne captain q 117ae- n re second ae-
OF H2A-s-alsa-s-
Z -aeir 1etsase ne Fede-sers -
Ia hansen 1ao preached :.
IoC--aes aac TAI attempted
. ci.s nH-aE aboard the Fg2A-,
oe--ec ne crews charges q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
BIGGEST EVER
Winter Wheat Crop OF
1913. 600 600 Bushels
Spring Nhea. Production Is Also
Larse-Tota Production Of T-236.-
GOOD Is Foreeast-arair Crons
Are IN FAR Condition

Washington Jule 9.-BUmpe-
crops a-s growing throughout ne
county bU- plant diseases a-reaGy
nave done some damage ana threaten
10 c,-aI production somewhat The
largest wheat crop ever g-owo- az
EaEa-og 1.:.36, 10o 300 bushels Of
winter and sprng wnea. combined.
was torecG, = roday's monthly re
part CT the Department Of AE-cul-
TIRE. That represents practically one
third Of the worlds whea. crop this
wear. n PREVIOUS years tie United
states mas guwo aoou, cne-ae-e.
Zig crops. IF CATS barley, rye ap-
ptes aao peaches also are n pros
pec-
Red list made rs appearance cu--
.1g MAY n the principal whea. pro
duclrE sections AID the Infection e
SPREADING i caused damage 10 me
extent Of about 1000. BOO bushels %
winter When. and experts are uaa1ie
% determine how extensive me CAN
age viii be by the -me ;aRT me
crop IS harvested.
Details Of cLner crops follow,
Oa--P-ooucr1cn forecast $40
Hea. 900 bushels: acreage, $50, o0o;
conoiueE. 9S-2-
Barley - Production %. noe, eon;
acreage $500. 900: condition 81
Rye-Producuon -o- ,ooo, 900; con
6iuor 3a-5-
Ear-P-orucuOn --6.ooe.oo0 Ions.
condition 34.-
AppI -F-ocuccnc -5e. DOC, Doc
bushels; conditions SIS.
Peacehs Production 50.soo,ooe
bushels: condition al.
Pasrures-Condilcn "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
WIRE RETURN
BILL PUT OVER
TILL TO-DAY

WASHINGTON. Slne The NH 70
npea. ne 3aw authorizing fedora
s,9r-.-rr I .e-eCa7t -eiephrnes an7
r-s7;es vas .aAAen in II me Se.1a:e
a. tl5ar AID aAe- brief e17la-a-
I'M hv Chairman 0uD-ns If ne
Senate -7-e~e-a.= Commerce coln-
-aa ve-- --a- 1t ~nor-rw
7..sss.-a II az7ec.eE within .ew
-ave v.a EepuA-.ca1 ana Demo
-~a-.c zu-pc-- -he Eo-se 1-,-s-s1.- p
Cr--e--e ~~-7-- t-=- Glso ccrsl6e~ec
-aoaa. 'eg.sia..c- .. = n-1ef session
-oCav bur -ack m anon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
MAINE LAW COURT
FINDS SLORAH'S
CONVICTION LEGAL

EicGefar,:, Ne JGle 9.-Jotn g
>,oraa- the agec 2l-se-v salesman.
Was legally aon---c.=G Ct ne -nu--
le- Of Det-a LruQae,:e, ms house
kAepe- here on AlE-.sc 20 49,. y
ne supreme coU-- .as- September
4cccr1s1E - ! ~esc-,c; received TO
jav from the Name L-aw ceu---
w1.cn DISMISSED rs a1pea. AIKEN OF
Exceptions h W - sentenced
8.nr
Counsel -onrencey: IA. MS l-te
mad been placed = jeopardy ontse
a: ne first ia. when ne Jury vas
Clscaa--eI after SioraA mad tx
tanned - her presence a the
scene q ne murder -ahs me
aNaE r-r-rr 1ere ar / snail e insane
..Esi-z-" AMI ma. ne could nut oe
placed ~ ria 4-a-n. Els defense
WIS --.sacs-'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
SENATE GETS COPY OF TREATY
B0RAH FORCES ITS ACCEPTANCE
TO QUIZ BIG MONEY men ON LEAK
TINY DIRECTOR COURTS MARTIAL
Bill TO Revise Under
Hot Fire
Before Comm tee -n-,ug, W-ic-
American Ea- Is i1ves: ga.lr 2
Sc. ec:-Measu-e -as Already
Beer i-:-oc -cec n 5c,n Branches
q Congress

lineage me The MI v--ca SEN
az -1G F.t.-7=ss-3 = - E7va- {. 1ora-
son q. South -ahota o.eraa \ re
House Ia, Ma u -ev-ae cou--s mar
t.iA. prog ec .,-e. WIS 4nae- hot 1~e today
oecora ne COMMITTEES .a-ougn winch ~
-4-1e- ca:1 Ear Assou.a.un Is -nves:,-
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ne gftlca- was ~e-leved # ne prosecat-
lnE Gules rol Isl SAD ne bill not
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II constitute ne our MARTIAL Al cues
--nrs @. pnwer. p constitute the cou,-
lie N a. Questions Of ,2-saicuun. de-
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r. argued -1ac rs -e1ucee tie
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
COMPROMISE
OFFER REFUSED
BY WINNIPEG

winnipeg. Man. June F-DeieEa-
Tons Of press and commercial teie-
aone.s visited the Canadian Press
Once and Commercial telegraph Of
sc:ais ia.e aoday ard formally ask
ed for information regarding me
.erns 1ocn which they miE., return
20 work. The Winnipeg police force
was discharged by ire City Commits
non lare rodny. The policemen ~
fused 20 accept tire city u,i1na-un
% Esgn c2 iscge not 70 participate Il
s~mpn.Aetsc strikes. The city re-
c,sed 70 accsp, comprnulse oner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
MEXICO PICTURE
Presented to Ford
Trial Followers
Proceedings INTRODUCES PICTURESQUE
Mexican figures and Activities Of
1ss, Three yea-Tr,aI Nov IN
rif-n Week

Mount Clemens Mice. June s.
Followers Of -ae --,a. g Henry
F--as =. zoo. 9Dg lbel SUI against
ne Chicago Daily Tribune 1o~ &c
tered upon is 5eta week. Today 30,
VITA. they 1are been waiting tor.
namely, The picturesque 1oucn from
the Mexican border
FiE--at-veiv speaking he channel
Il me Elo Crnde- threading Is
muddy course through mesquite
dotted 5eser-. past lonely ranches.
pa-caec adobe hanets and oow and
then Z gaa-c- cry where The a-ctc-
texture Ct old SPAN lad been adapt
Ct u the New World was diverted
through Noun Clemens
The proceedings before Justice
Tucker. introduced rangers, deputy
sner-.s. a conspiracy q empire
winch -n.ove6 ne capture by Mex
leans # TIE states IF Texas New
Mexico A-Zura ana ne southern
par II California sonhreros. en-
o-caderad -,G1ng boots. cattle -us;-
Ing sudden and sacEuinarv -asds BY
As1.ra1 bandits and a b.- If Ger
mRa propaganda n the torr n one
German I-on Cross -aken rom 4
&ez-ca1 bandit a1C three ancient
Ma 2ser -,.es. alsc If -euton.c ar,Eln.
The story came ma AMY from Mar
cIs II. Hines. row a customs on
o.al q Santa Marin. Texas and
Thomas s Married. q Pha-. Eidal-
- ccur1-. Texas raacne-. con-
tractor and and Developer Sorh n
LeL5 and 1915 were depu-r sh.r.rs
and rangers n The saddle most II
tire Tine There was nothing ~ the
dime novel n their -ecs-als nor
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