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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18
Fall River Mills
To Shut Down
# DOffers Strike

Fa- Elvsr. Mass. JURY 1.-THE
Fan avzr C1rucn Manufacturers A.
spcialun locay mRde pur1Ic q sIa1a-
nsnt addressed ''Tc las people u
Fal E-ver and rEEle operatives :,
particular" declaring lis intention ci
shutting down I'll Las mills T Tie
c,tv sncniI the daEs-s' UNION decla .
a strike On ary ril Of the assoc-A-
uun- failing ID comply with the un2n7
demand tar e reimbursement OF me
wage E1e The STATEMENT Says Il
part
The Cor.un ManufaC-urerE asso-
ciH1on believe -na- % EHaro ISs Uvl
nights a1c me urnCIQass involve
rnersln- drastic aCn1n muEI De taken
alG the following cunCtMslBn mas been
Reluctantly reached Il rs the re-
suit Of action ny rne dgEs-x' u1lpr-
d STRIKE becomes effective IL ANY NIL
having membership n THIS asspcIG-
non al ufner mills n the aSsoC1E
I1un must cease opRznan uuEl IT
strike L ended"
The dutfe-s mad called q STRIKE =
the Sycamore nils TO-DAY. 1u1 ACT
mas been postponed pending q ST,
ciaI meeting Friday night 4 tei"
gan aas been Sent 70 John Code
president Of the United TExnie Wo-b
ers. ID cnme hare and take cI1a-e
ui cne Situation Chlef II PoiiCe AiR-,
III Fsensy nan a DOZEN un1D-r
and PLAN clothes men 81 the SAX
more plant TINS murn1ng. Ba1 al -1e
oufsrs reported tor work and the
was 10 Counfe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18
Sherman Urges
Rejection Of
Shantung Pact

Est-nE-5r- july Urging ne
seaa-4 = -gtose acceptance IF the
'ahlAn1IaE 7rCr1slor n The peace
r.,sa11- Senator Sherman. Republican.
Oh --nols declared rodHy ina. -ne
secIann E-~-oE Japan control u
SnA11lnE osn1nsu1Ar SO Cany and
poisons re 2-uiassed al--1iEn win
W11cr -1e isaEue Of naauns was ns--
a-osc as . crown Z the sEpe-la--ve
1-eRcnerv 4 -he hlsrory Of modern
times"
Inc 7E--rlslon. ne asserted. would
aac Ja3an Il becoming ne saosr
rE-1isc q ne vori6'' and Strengthen
asr III ne dRY wneo she nlgnt ~,
Ike Germany, Sor world empire. n
snch an event ne continued. and
VIII 5---sn and Japanese interests
n Cas ORIENT ''ide--1cAI'. ne C-l-ad
STATES night vel look 70 the safety
u Cns Philippines.
ny lima should be exploited.
ne SHE her territory absorbed n
Jos EUlss q lsase holder, ner pur-
ezZsS dominated TT alien powers. her
MINING ana railway nights seized bv
japan. does ooI appear except Under
v--A --l1-a--v eurcs.
= Is uE-sr--a. = notice. under he
Japanese CONSTITUTION Ias emperor
nHs ne sUC-ane command u me
army ana nav, declares war. makes
peace. aoG concludes -eaues The
Kaiser could 10 NJ more u the DAYS
he nsrR ceG Europe aaE ne wCriG.
II IS as pia-n as me MONDAY SUI
thai -oa government Is aU-oc-zlc
anc ma = VII AID Chinese prov
nee UPON province concession 1pnn
{>ancessInn. Until III AEiRlc kaiser
I'll dominate me AFFAIRS Of ASIA and
-2e PacI1c Ocean.
Il -8g- Germany. processing - be
szspe-H-a1 ~ ne murder II TWO
sziRd German -lsslunR-,ss tr 1E-
nuracr taaa-lcs 4 Shal-1oE, ssr-
Germany wa-srlps - ne ARy, ouE-
3R-dzG -ns oo---s. landed troops a1n
occUlAc -s---1rv Il settlement
sne compelled ne Chinese govern
inert . sign Z 9e-Esa- lease WIN
CONCESSIONS ~ -a5lwav building and
nInlrE I Ce-e ease of property
or one Ecve-rrs-t Z another does
oor c.vesr me lessor government u
scva-HlEn-v over rs----1rv 50 isRse1-
Japan srrarad rne wa 1ar ne sx-
press purpose # driving me Ger
mans out IF leased TH--lT1-y. ne
EXPULSION of Germany gave japan no
Continues on Faye 2-Soiu-7n 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18
English Miners
To Cooperate
With Government

Keswlck. Eng July THE min.
e-s' conference decided almost uaan,-
mouEiy rocay u cooperate with ms
government z Il Is prepared ID IN
as-rake IN pUr nIo operation -1t
economies n the coal industry suE-
gesEed II ne first report 81 JusIacs
sankey and 70 introduce Legislation
for me decentralization u the CIR
mines.
By AT overwhelming ulaJur1zE l1e
conferences decided not u gre
pledge asked by Andrew S1r's
n the debate on the cuA. p'1R
announced II the time me
i.af,e-x of me miners wouin UNDER
80. rh.t there wUnad ne no STOP
-. nv STRIKES n me meantime the
s-.-s-r.-,,v,,~r,r wpnlrsaccep1 1hs sugEes-
go, m wiui2m Brace President NJ
49, SOUTH Wales Miners Fede-nrrn,
ra.a- a COMMITTEES OF inquiry be APP
vuinred anG tnar fne s1x shilling IN
r--zse IN rae price of cnnl he pnst-
puned cur three mnnrns-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18
Attempts to Cut Out
Drastic Provisions
Voted Down
ALL AMENDMENTS
DESIGNED TO LESSEN
ENFORCEMENT REFUSED
All Debate Shut of at Word of
Dry LeaderS-Race Thruurs
Wartime Portion Of Three
part Bin-Snan In House
Prevents Further Progress

=" ASKING 0E, SA-T -i--r-oc-cIEon
forces Vore6 duw1 II rae louise ID
cay every a-mpr y eliminate 5-ss-
NJ prUrlsluns u the general enforce
merit nLl aaG- Whine N III and se-
snfC-s cnr-oi, scE- or ieca.e Il me
word II their leader, despite -ae vio-
ls1- protest IF me minority. When
They ha6 -aced through me wartime
enforcement portion Of the 1n-ea-ra--t
ol- Az got uro Lne CONSTITUTIONAL
ToE-o11c1 measure T-1ss-- mere
we're MY * members N the Hpur
and 50 Oacn confusion Laa1 q SPEAK
~ could oo1 make himself heard. /
was CHICK tonight WHEN the inrE
roll cAI - Obtain a 9uuruu bera-
anG members -asn mad gone hume
, after declaring thai there WIS NJ
Eooc reason e1r TYING 70 turce
through q hll e lake care II 4 81
Ua-0n loa- would noI a-ise u.L
Jacla--
Seizure -he Eouse Eo1 3nr1 a sna-3.
however, ne Prohibition ac1on had
fought u every Attack II Their BIT
Al amendment - s--ks 1u- ne
ln-uun 4ns for those CONVICTED n
T1ala-og The wartime ar WIS
fought 5vs- aa6 Defeated. S. n -
Ills YVES ors-e5 by Esuressn -a.--~e
EaaTs. Republican. Nebraska. 4 mr.
E4bIlun member If me JuCic,z-v
ccr-lE--se- Chairman TolEreaS If -Ae
-unc1a-T c1ml-rlae aao 2a-or If
ne Dill presented an amendment
which WAS adopted witnou- debate
and winch made the measure 4 III
more drastic n TIA. = adcac ne
word manufacture" II the uauy
things nan nay nor DC with Iquur
u RS ofice u home
F1r brief moment Ia-s n re cav
the n-1arI-v-desC-ioes III he oro-
rhI-ur1s-s as the -+wE-s'-Ewurr IN
Il power. nniv e DC rn-cwr out ~
a demand tor rsrE-s which meant
Al accU-a1s count IL a vors - amend
the Dill SC that 4 person charged
WITH violating q liquor sailing "
Junction might demand and obr71n
q TIA by jury
I'VE Gard Democrat Ohm. and
warmly supported ~ former Speaker
Clark mad provoked Al hours de-
bate which was bitter al tines when
me House PUT IN the id and star
e6 II vote There vas a NOISY shout
E-am the ayes, w-1c appeared = hare
Won instantly there was a demand
tor division and at-s- members aa5
been coEnra6 ne result was al
nounce6-avas u ravs +
The v1ct9r- was not sxpec-ad ET-sr
or me vets al6 -:7ev realized -hsy
rDUio acy hava Won except <Cr -1s
large number n a3ssr-aes N ne
other slr5e While the House was
marching through ne csrts- aisle Z
re cou-red ae-s- demand 1or csIie-s
mad oeen made. distress calls were
san- ou- 11r prohibition mem oers
VINO came pllI1E n n sufficient nun
oers 70 osac ne Jury -ia2 amen5-
nerr nv two vuTas--S II e
A@-er -ouaGlng VI a QUORUM me
EDuse -ook up the constitutional pro
risILUn enforcement oil. set down
as par -wa NJ rhe measure, and de-
taAleG = q Sc al amendment BY
Representative Iroe. Democrat Ms
Continues 81 Page Column g.
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PORTLAND CREW
JOINS STRIKE
OF FISHERMEN

Portland. Ne. IllE The s--ks d
fishermen along ne coHET SPREAD II
7o-1Enr rouav wnen ne CIV u : mar
N ne lpcz- fishing scnpunf- -of---1r IT,
4ul- work. Tulnr nficIals SAID INA.
T-he- vesseiE IF ne feet nrw engaged
n gwurrasning WILL ne neg ID as Enun
as hey reach pur-- as their crews Will
De allied out upon a--va-.
4 large force II deputies was al
2Olrrad hr Sheriff Graham -oGRT 70
-aRr1 ne vessels wr-le cneE a-e ty-
1ng IL their docks.
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COALER'S CREW
AT PORTLAND
JOINS IN STRIKE

Portland Ne. July THE num-
ie- If union seanen VINO have IF,
their vessels nere and joined II ire
strike Of Marine workers aiun- the
AtlR1Ec cnas-- Was Increased 70 no
today when ne crew " rae steamer
G1vsna- ioaned with cua1 rum Nor
foIk. stopped work as soun as sne
reached her dock
The crew IF the sfeamer Nazoa.
rsw anchored N the aa-bor. and nj
she C-a3Euuie and the Cicna- one 70
aay. al of whscn are cnal iaCen from
NorfrIk. VIII be called ont un1sn
leaders said- nm soun ss rhey dcck-
Nc arrsmpr Inns seen made. II WIS
uu1erx4uu6 N secure nun-umcn.
crruw
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5 e n q e Resolution
Asks President To
Produce Il
SAID TO CONTAIN
vigorous PROTEST
AGAINST SHlNTUyG
Second Resolution Would De-
clare Deep Regret ever Dis
position Of Territory in
QueSnon-Sherman Calls
League The Colossal Conf
dence Game Of Ages"

Washington July Il - SharrurR
ann the IsaEue Of nations WIS de-
Sa-se Z ne Senate aSz-c TO-DAY
wife President wilson was oera-
u1g rs cureE-sacss WIZ Es5uoHrzu
ssn1-rrs. SsnA-ar Coft- EspuhIcza
d1 Ennde Island. The u those WHO
ware II see the President during the
afternoon. announced . the Senate
rs conv1cuun lH1 the United States
uUst enter ne isAgas u -zl@l rs
present obligations u the world and
Senator Sherman. Eepu5tlca1. uf e
-auls- made al a-1ack OF the ieR<ue
ana TIE Shau-1nE provision
Senator Colt SAID ne v-naeic Jn6y-
DeRt N CERTAIN a-aCles.
Senator Sherman characteristic TIA
lsa-1e as the Colossal curadenrs
game Of the ages" arr sad the Pres
1oerz a1o MS followers were living n
d psTscaolpEcA millennium"
NrhsUr q -ec1-1 vUrs. the Ssrzss
adopted a resolution ~ 5eoR-ar 30
raj Rspuohca- of I6aan. asking the
President tor q coFr II ls-sr snzd
Tasker Z El1ss on oenr.e Of him
selt and othsr Ane-1cza delegates II
Paris protesting aEnsr the Shan
-E1g settlement
BY Resolution r-oc1ced by SO-
aoor Spencer, Rzpuhiicaa. u ME-
s5u:- and -E--e1 = committee. fae
Senate would deciE-e - -desp r.
Cs-" q the disposition Of Shanrrnr.
Before the Senate me- the foreaEn
relations ccTfr-as he'd another SEES
siun ID CONSIDER re -sa-r. bur de-
voted Is Ene - -aBc.cg the tE
P-opusrrrNrac ne question cf n
LeaEae IF Nzlurs De iE1 70 popular
decision. Senator Boran called R2un
securing g. Ezn1n
-he 7-@aderr" Ne said. @nas BEEN
senG.ng eo- sena-ors ana VII. IN
dH-s1ooG cCuEu1e % Do 30 u-l rae
quota Is filed 7 ID a policy en-
dorse. anfv -W rsar Z comes SO
ia-s n hls administration But = Is
NOT n accord win the 1ensrs Of Ee-
publican government 10 settle 50
EeR- = GueFaon behind closed dourx.
where else.
WIN. I wouic 10 u send 1ur TIE
people. and me way n 10 tint g
. have popular vote"
Senator Thomas. Democa-- q Col
oradn. asked whether the -esu2r u
zrv suca vote. z favorable - -ae
LeREne would influence me cpErse
II NJ 51rAh-
Continues a. Pz9e Col. 8
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Senator Colt Partially
Won Over After
Conference
IMPORTATION GIVEN
MdUMBER and NELSON
TERMED INTERESTING"
To All of Callers. President Re
iferates His Opposition 70
Reservations of ANY Charac.
ter-To Continue Talks To-
day With Senators Friendlv
70 Treaty

Washington July ---Ecw ne Yer
sales conference reached many ri
me agreements embodied II TIE
treaty II peace was described DE-
President Wilson, roday = -H-ee Re-
publican ssnRaars tnviaec - ne
n1-a Eo-se - me head If a iuns
1sT Of Republican members VINO ne
purposes u AXE rto his confidence
A@-s-wa-d one Of MS callers. Sen2-
-or Coli IF Rhode Island, sald NJ.
u 1sCr 1a5 been anle g place ne
STARTING settlement II new E-n-
and 1ad clarified other disputed
points II the treaty Senator Nc
CUnoer IF Norm Dakora and Sena-
ror Nelson IF M1nesoa. the others
wao saT tie president we're re-csn-
as - the subjects discussed bur sac
the president had gwen than much
Interesting L1fUr-a nm.
SenR1r Colt VINO announced lis
genera approval u ne League IF
Nalors = z Senate speech delivered
shorty oE1ore ne werc u the WHITE
E5uss- lnGlca-aG after ne cnrfs--
sncs cla- lis doubt ever certain pUr-'
uuns II tie Isa-le COVENANT had been
removed Re said ne was not ready
= express Al opinion regarding
Sha1ung and t1lma-ad that me
president might make q public
s-a-snH-t snun On the su1JeC-
Senator McCun per Is TIE only En-
publican member u the foreign -eia-
Quns committee VINO laE favored me
ieREue and II Is understood Nj. VII
son talked over VIII him COMMITTEES
action N the treaty and TIA rE-
era Situation IN ne Republican size
IF the Senate. Senator Nelson never
has made pubic declaration for q
e-s The president Is said - lave ~
I1E-a-a6 his oppoEuur - -ess-va-
unns IF Any cnR-ac1s- n Senate III
ticAlur If the --eR-w. TIE president
-nmur-ow VII continue Eis z-ks
wT-a senator's inclined 10 be friendly
Inward me -sa-v proviHuns, -huu.1
= Is expected -1Ht iHls- ne WI sesk
q conference win ----1a-iv sv@-v En-
publican senator, including -acs- VII
nave NOS, bitterly opposed -a--dcaS
non. Senator'S Kellogg, A1nesnrl
and Kenyon. iowa an-1 n whom
nave kspt opsr n-nds IN ne c--a-y.
have been 1nvc-ad - cal On he pres
Iden- 11ror-rw morning and Senator
Mar. Oregon leRgue supporter
aac Senator Ca2per, Kansas. wh.
ras taken nc definite stand. II -
afternoon
The pnsi-ur If the foreign -eIa-i-,as
-uumI--es VIII regard n meeting
me president a. a boGv was sxplRzr-
e n a sIa-aserr tonight nv Char
MAT LodE. VINO said thai NJ -on-
g-esslDnal COMMITTEES has arr -,-s:-
nr should have any night ID sau-nr
a president before II ana rna- M
wilson rad not asked u appear. E5e
MADE M preolrnun whether The nm
mTr1ee would accept Ih-s- he rresl-
dents oEs- II receive = a. -'ga
White House Dur pointed oU- taa1
50 far committee confederation a.
Continues on Page -Col. O.
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Governor Coolidge would crrcE- r.
nnr-ow morning when the third az
nfrrafur w0ul5 ne named When TT
nsw board IL completed a -oesrns a
me Erlnn VII oe called to ra1ty rbe
seH-nuns
Elevated officials made Nc srny- r1
operate cars after the cRmer uus-
work III a NJ rodav ans mary
patrons Of the rnRt had G1fficuirv II
finding orner means IF TRANSPORTATION
Al me rush hours this evening me
cz-s Of the Eastern Massachusetts
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ASKS WELCOME
FOR PERSHING.
BACK IN AUGUST

Washington. July Il Gens-a.
PersnEng viii rsrnrn U rne C-5red
States II August Representa-
Caldwell. Democrat. New York. -o44
the House rules cummIrtae to-day u-g
ing early action IN his resolution So
ing aslde a day fur a joint cnnE-es-
slonRi SESSION ID welcome the generz..
Congress Is as anxious 70 hon
General PerEEIng as the English -
French anc the BeiEsans have beer
dec;R-ed NJ Caldwell
Action was deferred by the II es
committee
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Hope Held for
Settlement of
Marine Strike

New y1rk. July Twin tas -asuup-
INN rodaT u Negotiations between rep
rsssn-aETes IF the shipping board snip
owners anE striking sfamen. nope was
settlement Of ne marine strike WINCH
las disrupted shipping aiunE ne A.
lanac and Cuff COASTS eur sevsra. dsrs
G0s =. S-pwn, secretary u the sea-
men Cniun. expressed ne seIl.r 4e-
day Thar me strike would De settled
WITHIN - hours
new tnrn uT 1iras-ing was .rr-o-
rured ainng The Bronk:vn wafer .-ur.r
Today vnsn W strikers ware Sent I'D
and uDwr the RIVER n & launch v,sI1-
Ing sf1lps involved in the g--,ze This
step was deciGed upon. uninn officials
said II Offset plan IF me snl9uwne-s
q. sanding her vessels uu- NM the
na-our and attempting = gu- new
crews On them out Of slgn. o. ne
shore pfckers
Agents u ne Metropolitan line
steamship Ice KING. ned Ut n R-onk-
lS-n- appealed ~ UNION officials 10 pro-
VIDE HrEmsn u operate me -H-igs-z.-
ing 3 aur N order 70 save 6 .5N nm car
80 of nesf consigned u Norway and
Sweden J1Ion men reported thai
sigh up" was me answer II ruis -s-
guest
andrew Fu-uss-h. president q ne II
usnalunal SeAnsn Tniun, oeture rs
departure fo- Chicago issued q state
mem accusing ne shipping board II be-
ing largely responsible eo- Che strike
stating TIA Z mac E-anted ne Demands
n ne 2acl-lc cDast wn-ks-s 91r III =
hou- dav wn-ie refusing slntla- CLAIMS
1-um those u The AlRu-ic and GUT
cuarrs
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szlwav COMPANY. trans lsavo- ne
Nor-n an South Stations and u-,exs
could not handle me crowds L va
10- UNI late thar suburban res.-
cents reached their homes. Thou
sI1ds walked
T-nsy drivers wnc ran 1r-c SECTORS
aoJ reached ~ trains or by the EaSt
ern Massachusetts cars Obtained fun
lnaas Of Passengers who pad under
protest nlC1 1ares charged
H-E--0a1 I'M panes VIII rl1r n-rv
adG1-lo-al Suburban r-a-ns TOMORROW.
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| WV. Activities
and Apparent
Menace to US.

Nsv 1-E. july Thames ?.
(EulignE PRESIDENT Of the New yo.E
|S,ass Federation u Labor, resr-ytng
-oazy 9starH -1e IpInl Legislative
camrn -rvesuraunE radical an
ssaI-lpus 2C--v--1ss- declared that the
" Ia. organized mary thou
sza1E 7 wer1ars throughout the
gounr--y N Z platform winch fnclude,i
b. LIS blanks one calling for destrur-
ugr O. -as ne-lcan government The
rnng. pcWs--ul Of me radical organ
EXHIBITS. N Holland asserted. was
tas AnA.Eala1e6 Garment Workers
C Ans-7ca. VIII Membership whic,
= es-sr-lEzso a. -a.eee.
AZ IT evidence u the WIDE sweeo-
IL plals Of the / Va Va letters
ws-z -aad -rlc the testimony before
u 58i.AoG TOOK me stand II wa.ca
leaders urged European ana
son-- Amerlcan workers % Joic =
scnHrns 1or III International -sVc :
-.irra.'y Industrial u-:Cr" One ot
- most ambitious projects was rne
wgGn.zaaon Of me Marine workers
q ne TWO Americas anc the mar
tins European countries MTG one M
Ezlnn-
Y me most fruitful feds found
ne radicals II THIS COUNTY,. ar
r7-1sng To Nj. Holland. mas been the
Ts-t industry, The second E-ea--
rs industry II RE nz-eG States
s<ked whE- were me principles CT
r+ o-Car-Za Oun formed 5y Inc ! "a
Az
aoilEad .spLec:
-hsT don believe n -ovEr--eu-
M preach InaZ behind ciosec do1. :
nv nd some OF them preach =
r.. d. DOORS"
1ne witness WIS then asked = =
7er 1a1 oesn brought u ms ar1sr
1ian IL me AmaigzmH-eo Garment
R..u~s -avured j soviet form q
soT=-,-rnent.
Gas npr only been brought -
z a~-ar1or- our Il mas been ramm.a
ouTc ~ -r-oa-" replied Mr. Eai-
-zna 3C- ne majority Of the work
II ma. anG working women are An
s-!G1-A --s- and moi SGvs-s. as some
"oli- -Eve Is hElieVs"
AZ =oi.Ead declared thar he g-sz-
1-Ss o. ne American workers had
Eva supported the sovsrurneur
c1-;nE ne wa but ne Admired thai
- 7aalcz-s 1ac succeeded Il win
IN -oou1 @a.0en recruits f-om the
e'-'a--ves uf New York state IN
nH -ls- ---'t=s wears. Outside Of rna
r@-rif-. U3rksrs ne mentioned the
-oius-s, zoo he hotel ana restaurant
1lhir,@s as -wo IF the trades N
HI, --1lca. propaganda had oesn
2a-1sA1--- Re c1Ied strikes u nnl,I-
= = A-uu--, and Textile works2 8
: r,.rz
ms waoie : u. v. movement -
'--'sn--s1 TX foreigners. ACCORDING q
= ->e~ -1-g labor leader He as
-1at SO per cent Of the -as:-
-@-f 4 lis stair are NOT American
''-s'-k arc -aa- the A-nalsama-es
'-''asr' u 1-ss-s' CoIon Is controlled
y tor=lgae-s alsn.
Il 1na1s Trade Crlun Lea-ue
VaE a--ackaG by the witness a.
1 ne Sociasisr1c KITE" AMI
~-a-s1c max Ills ORGANIZATION had
-sleasA1 sympathy FOR the SOVIET
1Is7t a. convention N Phil
--@p1la N June g
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Alabama Senate
Refuses To Ratify
Woman Suffrage

M11-EUme-v, Al, July THE A.
ALBANIA state Senate today refused 5v
vote Of q = q II -a--ey The tadera.
wumRn suffrage amendment The
rure followed 4 debate If three hours
during which 2 message t-ur Pres
idHr- Wilson supporting the amend
ner- was -sa6.
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a.. - s-ENEss .rns WI. ny
lori A q ac.currzng orxartxa-
( -ancic ennr- N srrr,-~
> - accountants The suunlv
as-- '=iuw the demand an6 n.
,ss~--,I1 3 increasing daily unfrr
A. ~ ne Feds-zi income -
R,s. Der cosr accounting nr.r~-
ecrr-snr ne Demands Of me -.-
- l0n era u business. err
Iso',.s -alEe t-um tires :, .,r
m @nc dollars per year. ar.rnr-1-
%. Qualifications. FxDe-7.rcsd
-. '--eF'.-E aaG CLERICAL rn.,7 -.
&. - c3EnparEs,va.v sfnur- +,,..
rs = 1is-s wnlie Inex.e-qences Tr1.,,
- lae srilci0uE nanfrs VIII mr.
- accordingly One Of ~.
- lrEznsxacsunE " Cer@sNcr
So Accountants N TN Tufferi
p. iE behind this Ynrvrrnenf -
r 1ai-k and thorough training
"a. e-s-!ifv men n TINS erne-xenrv'
Wi grant an lntervsrw N
-, WHOSE reply states present
=. nen-- age and pnune num-
- Adc-ess IL unce 2 4 w
r. ~ Asnne5ec journal. An
fivzBd-rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18
End Boston 4" Strike in Sight
Both Sides Agree to Arbitrate
No Attempt Made to Move Cars

sc--r. 79lv 17.-An early end If
...-r s--aicvHs strike Of TIE Bosrca
|vss,a-e6 WAY system appeared
|,rsinle -cr-C-- when the Public
-,-us7ees U -1s rad agreed 70 sur
or -.ln.~ glC-'CrErsy u an E-nI-a-
Inn, naE-c OH posed Of II. Ware Bar
I'M -uuusal tur he cnmpanw. james
e vGasv ",Tunsei for the union. arr
!. mr. --,iI--aJ5r u be appointed by
5,sve-nG. ~oal1GEe-
-sr-..a... Ives urln- Officials and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18
HUNS SEEK TRADE
WITH RED RUSSIA

Londun. July 1.-THE German govern
menr IN believed 10 ne trying 10 sstab-
liEh t=ade relations with Soviet RuzEiR
an6 . German mission has ~isited Rus
zia or 10 aDput 70 40 SO. Cert 3. Harms
worth. undsr-secsetary or state IniG
me Ecuse II Commons tDiRv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18
FLER KILLED
DURING AIR stunt
AT AMERICAS. GA.

Ame-1C.S. Ca, July -l-cs-ssea--
Barton 5arss If Finishing. = =. waS
killed here la-e -o6zv 3--E E-
aer-ial circus being held a. SE-1s-
Field Sergeant Estes WAS ing
upside drw- a. ne --e. an = IS
heiseveS his Life pei b-1kH % al
aae feet ~ re ground vile rs
machine CRASHED dCwr neR-.- q I--s
distant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18
HOUSE REDUCES
FUND FOR NAMED

"ashsngtnn- Judy Ts.-Amenfmer- 10
ucwide sas.ssasg instead Of assNssp
fur TIM rehabilitation Of -uund.f, sa,-
dser1. Allnrs and mA-rnea- I'm s.zrtlrv
ciy-H mn winch wan wstoef bv tne Press
fncnt vas pzzssn nr tine aDuse ana uEnr
u the Senate to-day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18
Esneral E1rrrax.

WinGE aiBng rhe north Atlantic
.caasr will ne moderate south and
southwest
The pressure rsn7alns high On the
Atlantic coast and n r.ss -sglon NJ
me Great Lakes and Ohio valley.
Ipwer over the plains srarss and The
Rocky Mountain region and high an:
rising IN the far northwest A daa-
e1rrhnnre II considerable intensity n
csnr-ai uurrn n North Dakota
Normal rsmpera1nres fur tine saa-i
nun now prevail sznsrally Svsr tns5
Enzezd sEAz@-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18
CROKER FINDS
IRISH CLIMATE
UNSATISFACTORY

Dublin, July 1--lBr The Associa--
Cd Press .-Rlcna-d Croker. e0--mer
Tammany leader n New York Try,
vii return 10 me Tinted STATES N
rwo months. having found The irish
ci,mR-e unsatisfactory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18
THE WEATHER


Northern New England Far F---
car and probably Sa-u-1ayi not
much ct1HnEe n -supe-z -1.-ea-
Southern View England Partly
rluuGv Friday and SarUr1H- MOI
much change II -H-T1s-a-u-e
Eastern New 7 9rs Far Friday
ana Saturday = ne Irra7-on alc
pH--7v CLOUDY on ne coast. NOT much
change IN rsmDe-a-u-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18
|sHOE EMPLOYEES
CHICHESTER, n. a.,
VA BY STRIKE

''les-s- y. 4, July More
'oe z-k'ng employees Of the
@hoe factories N tim CITY
= work Ills morning. fol-
"a Ea-r.nE Of their demands
-a-7sase1 wage.
If ne workers nav. ,.r, ~,
oun-n- wniie others have
nm ~ v-exn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-18

BoEtnn and 7-ic,nI7y, Far Friday
and Sa-u-aar- title change II rsn-
pe-atu-s. genie 70 moderate south
erfv winds