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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
SAID TO BE DEPORT-
ING WERNER HORNE
FROM UNITED STATES

Fredericton. y. 3. MAY .::.-Ve err
ner Horne. alleged German agent
charged with dvnamitirg the Canad-
ian Pacific Railway bridge between
McAdan Junction. \ B. and
ance born Me. in February 1915.
is not being brought into Canada as
generally supposed. under eXtraGi-
tiun proceedings Il is said how
ever ne is really being deported
from the United states as an undo
sra ME cf:izer
THIS became known here Thursda Y
when Sheriff John 3 Hawthorne ar
rived from McAdsm 70 confer with
Dr. r Carleton Allen. the Deputy
Attorney General of New Bruins
wick.
There Is much specuIa ton as TO
what is ueia wing the United States
Department officials in
reaching the International houndrv
with Horne. as there is still no word
As 10 where ne is or which way he IN
coming through Maine. or when he
Will arrive. Sheriff Hawthorne re-
turned to McAdam Thursday even
ing to resume his vigil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
BIG RAIL ORDER
100000 Tons Placed By
r. r. Administration
Uniform Price Of 81 q Tor-Sane
Price As Agreed Upon by Com
panies anc industrial 5oa-o-O,-
rector General Hines Says Order
Placed Unuer P-rtes.

Washington. May 2-Crde-s 4or u :
o, IONS Of open hearth rails have been
placed by the railroad adTninIst.a or
with SIX sreei companies winch IN re-
Spouse 70 d request FOR bus quoted UNI
tormly prize based on the ae-eemen;
between the steeI interests ana me re
cent? dissolved Industrial board ri ne
department of commerce
Director General Hines. whose " Is
al 10 abide by the agreement was an
influential factor in the dissolution IF
the industrial board. IN announcing me
orders tonight said they were placed
under protest anu with the enpha nc
disapproval OF the prces and the man
ner N winch they were established
The price submitted by all OF Inc bid
ders was announced by Director HES
as 81 a ton. which If me exact p-lce
agreed upon FOR such rails by the steel
anu the industrial board
The companies submitting bids were
Carnegie Steel Co., Illinois Steel Co
Tennessee Coal q Iron Co, Colorado
Fuel Iron Co, Bethlehem Steel %
and Lackawanna Steel Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
SEEKING WAY TO
SETTLE STRIKE
AT WINNIPEG, MAN.

Vim peg. Man, MAY Ely anu
fedora agencies tonight were saek!ng
to draft Recommendations for the SET
Element Of the general strike which
would ne acceptable 10 the employers
and ID the &c SOC union men VINO walked
out more than a week ago Mayor Gray
conferred with leaders and announced
he would appoint committee represent
ing all factions TO DISCUSS the strike
problem Fedora, officials and agents
were working separately 70 dispose Of
government problems.
Al a meeting today called ny MaTor
GRAY representatives Of labor and OF
the CITIZENS committee failed % reach
d satisfactory basis Of discussion Pro-
pnnents Of the employers declared ma
organized labor must -enounce me prin-
clpie Of the svmpa -netic strike before
settlement terms could be considered.
Labor representatives declared trey
must ne granted the right Of collective
bargaining.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
SHERMAN ATTACKS LEAGUE
AND RAPS WILSON'S COURSE
FULL TEXT TREATY ASKED
GERMAN AGENTS
AGAIN ACTIVE
IN SWITZERLAND

Paris. May c3-{ French Wireless
Service German spies and propa-
ganCa agents have resumed their op-
erations n Switzerland. but their tar
Tics apparently nave changed. the
correspondent Of the Temps IN
Switzerland writes. Instead of CIV
ing material help % DANGEROUS ele-
nenIs II the allied countries as form
eriy, German agents ara almost open
y engaged IN various forms of prop
aganda against the allied powers.
a very important anti British
caErpalgn has Just been discovered. :"
the correspondent adds leaflets
bearing the name of neither author
nor printer are being distributed IN
sealed envelopes. even in the Offices Of
the most important SWISS papers
The SWISS police have recently -e-
ceIVad a -reat quantity of these tracts
the German origin of winch Is very
apparent. y can declare positively
that q mum ner Of Germans lately ar
rived ii Geneva were identified as
former German spies They are
s0eninc u iot Of money but IL mas not
zeHn possible to dlscovar Their par
tlcuiar KIND Of propa ga 1da. Their
presence III Switzerland. however,
proves maj the German PROPAGANDA
services ara fa~ from being clsor-
gained Il Is also significant that
Germans were al me head of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
Big Grisr Bills
Introduced In
Senate on FRIDAY

" Washington MAJ "3-RU.s and
RESOLUTIONS almost eGual Y numDe.
% those presented last Mondav When
Congress convened We're introduced
: oGay n ne SENATE senate cftic!a j.
estimated that nearly 400 were IN
lroduced TO-DAY
Senator'S Shields OF Tennessee and
Wash IF Montana. rH- introduced wa
tarpCN'er nils similar - rHe che ca-
taii"d Of final enactment AT nc last
. = 5ion. Senator Spencer Of Missouri
Ie-Irtroducel ms bill extending tn"
power Of inc senate - invest ga =
contests growing OUT IF ne eiec-ior
of its members.
A pr similar % one Recently pre-
Eartan in n, House f'v Representa- :
tive Car1ru.l OF r"uns wanna. pro
wa ne for Ltl,' distribution amonc TIE
states Of captured va: trophies was
introduced ~ Senate iNadswo~th II
New y DIRK. Senator Chamberlain OF
Secl ptLrH Baker 20 eeua!iae the nav
'rac"IVed 2y Civil War Veterans an.
: IA; gwen rntIrnd soldiers VINO had
SERVED 80 Years or moro
'olnt resolution p.'aIsinc tie scr-
vices rendered during the war by
Miss EVanct line Boot-. comma nde
nj the salvation Army, and confer
ing upon her the honorary rank of
colonel, was offered by Senator Wal;
son Of Indiana. Ii was referred to
the mllitarv committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
TAFT DEFENDS
Article Ten Of League
at Portland
Challenges Senatorial Critics and
Asserts Article IN Effect is m Or
paniz1t,on Of the United Powers OF
Nations Of League TO Preserve an
international Commandment

Portland. Me-, Ma 233.-In an ad-
dress al a meeting here tins evening
IN the interest of the League 10 In
force Pence. former President VII
liam 4 Taft challenged the senaro-
rial critics IF Article 10 IF the
league uf naLIons covenant. He SAID
that Article 10 II effect was an
organization of the united powers
of The nations Of the league to main
tain and preserve an International
comma ndmen- Thou SHALT not
Steal Il IS the union Of the nations
TO suppress ne spirit If conquest
winch led Germany to drag iris
world INTO the awful war through
which We have passed.
Al the afternoon meeting President
Lowell of Harvard attacked senate
rial criticism Of the league, saying
We nave Il right To demand thai
recrim-na lions. whether justified n
not. shall be eliminated from a de-
bate that ought 70 turn wholly N
the merits Of The question al issue,
which should be decided and dis
cussed wholly from Inc standpoint
of the welfare and duty If LheFe
United States"
Other spenKers were Or Anna
Howard Shaw, Miss Catherine Locke
and james H Walker IF Illinois,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
INJUNCTION GRANTED

New York, May %%@-F eGeral Judge
MAYER anQuncnf -adav +f,a- -. u,,,iz
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
Trend of Senate Dis
cussion Indicates Bit
terness to Come at
Ratification

Washington. Nav 2S--he neace
treaty with lis league If nations
covenant was debated for three
hours IN the Senate today and a.
adjournment the resolution which
furnished The vehicle for The discus
sion went over as unfinished bust
ness TO come UP again when the
Senate rscunvenes MonGav
The resolution merely calls m the
State Department n furnish the
Senate with the complete text Of
the treaty, but as the debate pro-
crossed, discussion snIf-ad n the
merits of the league and treaty
themselves. A dozen senators, IN
Guiding the leaders On both SIDES,
were drawn into the discussion and
sharp exchanges presag ed the BIT
rerness of the fight that Is 10 come
when the treaty actually comes up
for ratification.
Opponents IF the treaty IN its
present form lined VI -ene-allr for
the resolution and those supporting
the treaty lee the opposition, There
was no attempt 70 reach vote,
however. and some senators 1~ed3r'-
ed II would ne several days before
the preliminary skIrrnIsr ri he
treaty fight would come ~ a ciecl-
sion The leaders both Tor and
against apparently ara feeling Their
way carefully.
Senator Johnson If California.
author Of the resolution. started the
debate To-Day IN short speech
charging that the treaty supporters
had something u conceal. THIS
assertion drew an indignant -nDiF
from Senator EiTchcock IF Nebras-
ka. ranking Democrat Of the for
eiEn relations counlittete. VINO &C.
c;ared the President was following
weIl-esta o1isned precedent IN keep
Ing the treaty text n confidence and
for the Senare II -equest MIN 10 DO
otherwise would ne a gross breach
Of international p-nprleries."
Republican Leader Lodge pros
pecrive chairman Of the foreign re-
lations committee. replied 70 -Mr
Hitchcock, declaring there was no
Improperly in the resolution unless
il were improper to call attention
70 the new method of 'open cove
nants openly arrived at Every
shopkeepe- IN German said the
Massa chusetts Senator, was reading
Continued on Page Col. Y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
Women to Be Admitted
to G. O. P. Membership
ON Equality with Men

Washington, MAY SSc.-Appruval Of tie
plan that no separate women organ
izations. except for temporarv purposes
ne formed within the Republican part.
and that women ne admitted TO party
membership on an equality with men.
was voted at the concluding session
here today Of a conference of Repunii-
can women with Will II HAYS ma
uonal Republican committee chairman
Details Of the plan. il was decided viii
he worked out ny the women of aacn
state IN conjunction with the parry Z
state central committees After much
discuEs,on al the general session closing
the conference on the question of part
participation of independently .nrEanIz-
ed women 8 clubs. If was agreed that
these organizations should be given
party participation II recognized by he
state central bodies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
Fire Drives Guests n
Nightclo:hes from Hotel
in Beecher'S Falls. Vt.

Beecher Falls. VI, May c3-Thir-
tE-five guests al he Riverside Hotel
were driven INTO The street in their
nIghtciothes when the building ana
lts contents were destroyed by fire
early this morning, Three men were
forced to jump from a second story
window. one of whom sustained an
injury n his spine as a result
"A genera store and tenement ov-
erheaG owned and occupied by
George Wood and two-family
house near the motel were also burn
"d 20 the ground. Stock in the store
valued al 50 900 was lost
Owing 10 the absence OF any fire
department III ms town temper
arv bucket brigade was formed and
AID was summoned from Canaan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
john -. Wa ker

Proceeded by lIncheons given N
honor Of me distinguished speakers,
including ex- President William
r 0ward Taft. Eerbe-- s aour- On.
Or, Anna Howard Shaw Dr. A.
Lawrence Lowell and Rabnl Stephen
Wise ne convention IF the League to
Enforce Pence opened this after
noon in the auditorium Of CRY hall
Dr. A Lawrence Lowell and Dr
Anna Howard Shaw ws-n ne
spec kers ar the opening session IT
me conference Iris afternoon ard
Dr Lowell said that the question
Of d League Of Nations and particl-
patton Of the United States therein
IS the greatest that mas been pre-
sen1en 20 our country since the peri
cd of the Civil War. and We the
people If tnese United States. have
a riEn. u demand tnat il snail ne
considered solely on its merits mat
the grievances IF individuals or
branches Of me government shall
have no influence upon the decision
nor any part in the discussion. We
have no right 10 demand that re
examinations, whether justified or
not shall be eliminated from a de-
bate that ought TO turn wholly on
which should be decided anC as
cussed wholly from the standpoint
Continued on Page 4-Col. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
Up TO COURTS

New York, May CT c1r-e--u,r- :
&c production Of war beer" until
the courts nave PASSED upon the
claim Of nc Tinted States Brewers
AssoclaLInn tnal ne beverage. con-
lAln1ng 50 per cent. alcohol. IS
non inloxlcarInE. was assured TODAY
when Fedora. Judge Mayar granted
an injunction restraining govern r.
rnent III difference WIN its manu- ar-
rure
The court declared mat ms de
clsion mad heen influenced Ivy Pcs
.-tnt wilson ; message to Congress
commencing rarra, Of the WI
rln,e prohibition art Insofar as i
reiatas TO beer and vine. 4nc ny
Fe6a-:l Judge = y Hands ~u.lHE
last unek tina. ne law 0iacnd ban
on n. rlanu1a c1L-e ,onlv Of liquors
M We're. IN fact. Intoxicating
AitnourL tinted States plstrIc;
Attorney CAhey. representing me
government. opposed granting Of an
injunction, Judge Mayer sane nc he
.i~vCd such action would contribute
- d far settlement Of the questions
"aISnG ~ me brewers under the an
e"c@nCN pronihiiIOr act. The inlunc-
tlOr. d tTrqurary ons. UoUiu - eff
-ective, rne cou-- SAID. pending re-
vlew Of ms decision oy the Circuit
Court Of Appeals or. # the govern
Tnenl should decide 10 iat 4 stand.
h1tlI IN. brewers suit perrrlanc1t.v
10 enjOIn PROSECUTIONS for rlanuiar-
cure Of me "A per cent brew
could he Lried IN The DlsLrlCt court
Judge Maver announced that ne
would sign the temporary injunction
mex. Monday and suc-es1 ad that The
Federal attorney and EIIhu Foot ana
William =. Guthrie counsel 5or the
brewers. confer with The senior
Judge Of lhe Court Of Appeals To
arrange an early review Of the or
c-r District ATTORNEY CaHey 1ornt-
Z OUT that i possible decision
or anpanl should be OtIa.nnd before
,!,JIv / when prohibition Of The sale
VI m n-lcarts becomes effective IN
less Congress IN the meantime foi-
lows ne suggestion Of ne President
for roueal or amendment Of the law
Tie injunction granted was n tae
sui g, ne Jacob Purpe-.. Brewing
= -7pary against Dist-lr; Arcorney
C2lf-" ana Acting Collector Of IN
Iern4I Revenue MCElIcort
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
Theatrical Producers
Refuse Form Of Contract
Calling for Closed Shop

New York. MAY .23-Rejectlng a
new form Of contract submitted by
the Actors Equity Association
which was SAID to contain reforms"
granted by English producers, the
Producing Managers Association to-
night notified the actors that il no
longer would deal with an organ
izatinn which SO far departs from
ITS original ideals as to threaten the
profession with what is known as IA
closed shop
The clash has aroused considera bic
excItr,ent on Broadway, for the
managers association includes many
uf the leading theatrical producers
Of the country while the actors as
ISOLATION has among its 1000 MEN,
bers virtually al the stars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
A. Eff. WITHDRAW
Entire Forces rom
Europe Demanded
BY Rep. Kahn Of California When Re
Speaks Before House on His Two
Months investigation in connec-
ZION With American Army-Rer-
omnends 10000 Peace Army

Washington. MAY So.-Ea-!v Withdraw
a o. the entire American army rom
Europe VIII ne demanded by Represent
awe kann Of California. chairman Of
the House military committee. when ne
speaks before the House on ms TWO
months invest CATION Of conditions in
the A. Z 2 RE returned TO Washing
ton Today ana began organizing the
committee lie VII recommend a pea q
TING arnH of 1es taN men and universal
nilstarv framing ana endeavor TO have
hotn adopted during the present session
Of Congress-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
PROPOSES Senators Pe,-ose a,d War
-en for Cnarransnlp Of Finance
anc Appropriations Despite oppo-
s,tior OF osreEsives-6e,eve Dr.
fe-ences VIII Be Settiec N Confer
erce

Washing Dr. May :3.-F-amInC Of Ee-
publican Senate committee states was
renorted competed TODAY y, ne Ee
publican cnn creme on committees. The
program. il was -.atad upon reliable
author-tv, proposes Senators 9enrn. e
Of Pennsylvania and Warren of Wv
nmlnc Tor cna,rr.anshtr Of me finance
ana APPROPRIATIONS committees -aspec-
lively. despite ne Opposition Of me Pro-
Eressives.
me Guardianship assignments under
stood n have been agreed UPON ny the
committee on commit lees follnws
Foreign veiat. one. Lndee Massa H.
S.-r-s. finance I'erl-nFs. 7enns,-'vtir a
a0pro orlaclons. Warren. wyoming nil
na-c'v affairs. " adswor.n New YORK
nava. affairs. rage Vermont ludicia--
Nelson. MInnesc n e--state comme-ce.
ummns, Iowa agriculture. Gironna
North Dakota commerce ZONES Wash
lncton -ules. Knox. Pennsylvania pub
Ic lands, ~rnoof. Tan. privileges and
elections Dillingham;. Vermont mani
1actu-es, ID FoIlette Wisconsin eeu-
canon and Il on- KENYON. Iowa mines
HnlndeI.e~ Washington mn. grafton.
o-T. f.hod- Island. Tnrian aTa.~ Cur-
as. kansas - .=auon ana rn"la nation
McNa-r. Oregon Philippines Harding.
ONO printing, Moses. Neu 41ar7pyil.-e
LID ar 5randeEee CONNECTICUT
nde- The reported agreement Sena-
tor age instead 81 Senator PoInuexre-
wnu4G mead ne naval committee ny
-eas0n n strct adherence nv the com
1.'rter OF committees e the seniority
.ie Is moren- CHANGES n ne cor-7-
nitt"@ assIr-nents also placed Sena-
'nr 5nont a. nc head Of the public land
committee instead Of the apDroD-iatlune
hod" Tor winch he rad been mentioned
Three new members Of ne sore,sn re-
"a. ons committee reported chosen war
senator New. Indiana Harding. ono.
and Moses. New Hampshire
NE committee m cnr1rI-7aar facida1
2 hnld ma ior1t' NJ three RepublIcans
~ The finance. interstate co-7na-re
-"reign relations and elections commit
teeS. nu- IN compliance win -aryl.s-s
-~oin he Democratic con erence aere ed
% ecu" me Republican ma io-,.v on
O ne" "nmnlctees % -wo members
- rG!lnc +nGav ina committees of
las eenaz+ could continue 10 ac- ,,r-n
new Committees wa-a eiec+ad yics
T~esldant Marsha was s.ons,de-.d IA.
EXPERTS on Senate procedure to have
haslenec ne work of committee m
committees. The ~u.lnr also was ex-
'""f+c 10 nave bearing on ne con-
-;,o'@'s' netween ne progressive ann
""E~.aF groups Of Republican senator's
III i"a' u would cend 70 hasten a set
'lerer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
Brooklyn Linotype Co.
Help Strike for A Hours

\ew YORK, MAY ""-Nenrly $40 men
and women employed nv inc Me-ren-
tina .er LinOtHne CO Of BROOKLYN went
on strike tnday in an attempt 10 enforce
demands COR d 4--hnur working week
and the prevailing wages Of ne com
nunIrv
oInNanv ofcials SAID me workers
also demanded a closed shop
mon Lenders deciH ~ed ne STRIKE foI-
lowed unsuccessful arter1pls az neso-
hauon lasting nearly three weeks The
strike vnte. hey SAID was 1oss IN favo-
against u oppose The strikers Include
mach'nIsts. 9oiisners. noulde-s ana i'm
'shers. WITH the machinists demanding
:" cents an hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
!ndepcn dence Of Armenia
Urged in Resolution in
>eEate by Senator Lodge

asnsn--on. MAY ..3--Iadeoenc-
'+nc@ q A~rnenia- including Russian
ana i'e~slan Armenia. and the
northern par Of inc province Of AZ
"rhaiju:1. Is urged IN a resolution IN
."ocnt-d r ne Senate today bv sen
aior Lodge and referred ID me for
ign relations comn7Irte. The ~eso
.dllon also urged mat the Sv~,ans
AMI other Christian populations Of
A@ia Minor and those portions Of
Asia n nor whore Greeks prado1nin-
a-e y ria4ed under the control OF
Cfreece
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Lawrence Street Railway
Mems Union Votes to Strike

Ia w-ence. Mass. Nav S-The local
Street railway men union voted toda s.
}M 10 81, IN favor % a strike on The lines
Of the ga State Street Railway co in
this CITY ana VICINITY becaus. Of IN.
discharge nt motnrman for an al
legged breach Of disclpine. No Gate
was set for the strike. and the execu-
I've Doa-d Of the union Will interview
company officials in Boston tomorrow IN
an effort 10 bring about settlement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
ARMY .AIRMEN'S
PLANE UPSETS AT
SOUTH PORTLAND

portland, Ne. May @@::-Majnr Ada.
n. GiIkeson and Pilot Il. Nj McCG-a v
Of the Arn.y All Service narrow, =
escaped serious INJURIES when me ac-
Vanced training riane n which hey
arr'T"d here NJ onday nigh; OF q non
stop ttlEhr tom M.neola. :. :. -urned
turtle today upon taking of er3n 4
heid "a Sou-h Portland II MAKE n.
last ies Of their up 70 Bangor
The Two fiers we've able 70 ex-r,cata
themselves without assistance and
Win no INJURIES of cons+Q uenca. -hey
hope to mop of for Baneor no7 late,
ihan Sunday # repairs are Completed
II tIIne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
WILSON. IN PARIS.
HEARS FROM HOME

Sns' 1r, Nav 2@-president VII
son was urged to retu-n from Parls
and devote ms attention 10 reduc-
M ne cost ~ living n tuis coun-
trv IN q cahjeC-a1a sent him todav
signed ny Francis J Finneran.
president IF me Democratic Club
of Massa cnuset.s, and 26 Democrat
iC members Of the Legislature
The cahiecrarn road
Tire ",tles If me United Staten
want YOU nome 20 help reduce the
high cost If living. winch ue consid-
or far more important than the
league Of nations"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-24
General Forecast

During tine last "a hours there werH
local showers III the middle Atlantic
and New England states.
FAIR weather prevailed IN other
districts.
The outlook is for partly cloudy
weather with local showers during
the next As hours IN the middle At
iantic and New England states. The
prevailing temperature conditions
will continue during Saturday and
Sunday generally east Of the Mis-
sIssippi river.