Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16
RECRUITING OF NEW FORCE IN PROGRESS
PLANS READY IN EVENT GENERAL STRIKE
BAY STATE GRANGE PRAISES governor


A-A GGLA IN h1S
8osian, Sept I5 - -hes1e were
grulnGs for hnpe runlgt1 una1 i zen
srzl STRIKE II sympathy win ne Do,
lss- VINO quI- Their posts ias- Tuesday
wDuld be axer.ea
These f7En6 largely II the ssnri-
merit which favored -ecourss y, the
t-DUI--s N an eEnrr to have me sz-sk-
ars rE--nsta1Ad-
strike sentiment Is KNOWN II re
srruZag II CERTAIN uulur oua--srs and
Frank Z. McCarrrr, Eew Ens land
orEzrIzsr fur the Anerlcan Fedora
Clun CT Latsa-. Rnc Presldenr Machszz
j, 0DunneI Of the Central Labor
Cnarn, N . formal staesmenz TIN GIN.
Justified the actlnn Of the aniire IN
Striking an6 attributed II FulIce
Commissioner Curtis cnrpaeae re-
sRcnaisaI1ry 1nr the lawleasnasE that
cnsnsa- They also puinzeS arr unR4
the runuzizElrner-s rule fnr-bsr ding
ne IsrEia1lun ~ the police W. me
American Feder4riuz af Ias,ur WAS
moi urumR4zzIea nu1l s1ner a Ct AFTER
hat Lean sought and thai th- CHR
missioner hnE besn warned ru-ee
weeks befc-= that the strike wuulc
1rcu- Z ne 5T1Empta6 II snIa-ce mis-
new rule
Counsel xl>r the leaders cnuFs---sc
w1-n their clients loday and II rvzs re-
pUr-e1 Lhaz rhs Supreme s-nu-.r rnigtzr
ne asked 10 grant VIII OF man5H.rs1s
cSEEsseH1nE me police corz1niss u-e- u
reansta1a he strikers There Is Aruwr
u De difference Of opinion among
Inc msZube-s If various UNIONS anil
alan, Win the former police n1icer
mEEy believing that before f.rs site
Is ts.Clder upon appel should be
mace ID the cpU-ts 70 determine
whether the Pnlics acted iTlesal1y IN
anEnaunlnE their Gu-les -'hs .a6-
1euT-nnsnI Yesterday without T7ruri-
sIon 1or another meeting befer. next
SUNDAY Of the Central Laoa- uipn
WAS accepted Rs indicating that a
general strike Was not Ir.-ne 4eiv
crr1GHpla-sc At the wor-st 1f1iE
N1azin NOT be declared u--il ne Ger
ira raEy had carraased the vu-es
n1w being taken by anllaasd ErIaus-
Msznr1ns The rscrr-r.ng II = new
pnlEs farce Il procesdsng exit dit
ruEs- and the Fret If the new men
Now N training VII appear m the
streets nEx1 MundEv Win the state
guard and lhe volunteer ps.Icf on
cE-y Urra the new department Is
thoroughly organized, n In Eeiiered
-rn1 the city viii mr. see a rsn,r1-l1r
Of the cIsprde-s q. Isasr unless : cen
eral strike is declared. In thai event
tns- w'1rst that might happen mas been
anticipated
The first a1nemp1 70 disnrzanlze the
normal H1e Of the CITY viz be the
signal tnr the bringing N Of ws.Hnever
number N FefE-zI troops NAV he
necessary 10 protect life and u-uper-
II. Bur thu axrlDn uf the au4no-t-Ies
VIII nc sanp mere Provision has heen
made . replace any striking men Or
woman who are engaged II duties
F1rH1 70 welfare Of the CRY. The
matter of protecting the CITY f-um
! ire and continuing street car tr.arfsc
u be Wen IN hand
Governor Coolidge rDGay RECEIVED d
Message Of endorsement frarn the
Exscurre COMMITTEES az the Masza-
cnrserts State Grunge Il read-
The Massachusetts State E-arre
Through the authority az its exHrur5rr
cnunlr1ee hereby cnngrzruia1es psu
EDun r1rr stand during the present
cr1sss n Tine city af Boston Ts
plnege - YOU The support af The an :
see members of cur organisation
Wn1sax falf II express 1uw deenlv the
agricultural peupie feel IN regard "a
misunderstanding and order Ia our run-
mnnwenIch
the mEssREE Was signed hr G y
Richardson n West BrnnkfsEfn- g M
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