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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
at No. PIP N. Second for terms.
cS2.

For Sale-Twelve Slot Hoosier grain
drill. F. w. schwertley, Modale.
cA26.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Two Are Killed
at Houlton When
Auto Turns Over

Houl-on. Me. Oct. oo-E. Murray
Burt a local coal dealer, and Al
bert M Miller Of Bangor a tailo.-
were killed almost instantly today
when an automobile n which they
were riding left the road and turned
turtle
The automobile left the road as
Burt and Miller were passing
through Cour- street one mile from
town. while bound 10 some point
south of hare or a business trip They
were the only occupants o. the car.
which went over a i5-coot ernhanl>-
ment md landed on some rocks al
the bottom
Both were dead when their bodies
were dragged from beneath the car
by Tnes haRIinC potatoes. who saw
The accident III cause of The HIS
nap mad rot bean ascertaineC.
bintt was 50 Years of age. Miller,
vino was member of the Bangor
firm Of Lyman E. Cu-rier Company,
WIS 81,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
AID BIRTH RATE
By Allowing Mother
hood Out Of Wedlock
Plea CT French Woman Physician a.
international Conference a. New
YorS-TeIIs OF Aic Extended 5y
French Government

New York. Oct "a plea for
motherhood out OF wedIock was made
Today a the international Confer
ence Of Women Physicians by DR..
Anna Moutat of France.
In country the population of
which IS decreasing" she Sid, IL
Is important above ali TO favor the
rate OF birth by every means and 10
DO away Win al obstacles II the
protection OF all children inGiscrIm-
Inateiv.
Motherhood outside Of marriage
must no longer he had as a dis
grace or d burden. The girl mother
must ae fitted. The prejudice which
makes her an object OF general CEN
sure must De comDarted; and II II
regular birth is no longer a disgrace
10 the child neither must Il be dis
honor 10 the mother.
she must find II society for her
self and for her child the support
winch n the past was refused her"
Describing what France has done
in TINS matter Dr. Moutet SAID:
The law has assured the protac
ton o. the child horn out Of wed
lock. first. N creating d bond OF right
between MIN and has parents when
II is possible. then in assisting the
mother when she is alone and with
OUT resources. and finally in taking
full responsibility n raising the
CHILD.
In 1917 the government assisted
-0.56. abandoned girl mothers or
wives anc widows n the support OF
their children An allowance ID the
mother of 10 10 80 francs a month
IS made payable II advance until
the child is three years old. In 1917
out OF $3.50 children cared for by i
COVE rnnenI bureau. 1908 were ileg1t-
Imale"
There is Still room for great i'm
provement. according TO the speaker
Laws regarding investigation Of
fatnerhood are TOO lax" she said
and ought To be broadened, even #
they should disturb the peace of
few families whose egotlsm and
false honor are respected al the ez-
pense of the child Il Is necessary
10 facilitate marriage and iegitllna-
rIon still more. Any measure Will
be good which viii assure every child
equal rights and an equal place in
the world"
In a genera discussion Of sex
morality and prostitution, several
speakers urged the necessity of more
stringent police measures 70 cope
with the evil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Industrial Groups Hear Judge Gary Rdtaate His
Views o. Open Shop and Rights Of Employers
--Gmpes Says Stand Of Steel Head Ar
bitray and Admits Of No Other Opinion
Small Hope Of Agreement Of Groups

MI GOmpers warned me conferences
hat =. whit has occurred n The Tint
e States recently in industrial laDn-
mas offered no oppur unity or reason 1or
q new understanding. then there Is no
LaIs GEES Jun
a lacking the 'puUrDun' who has
never forgotten anything because ne
hRs never leg-nel anE thing" Gonpers
sald il WIS us~less ID continue the con-
ference ( ne real .ndustr. a. issues 0f.
The day were 20 ne passed over
You cannot improve he superslruc-
lure sA-sl. al Al you have trens thensd
the 1O1nda ion he sad. and the MIL
hons " tailers n ne United states
are the foundation upon whose shpul
ders rests the entire slfperstructurs OF
our industrial bE iGin--"
Shout c IiectIce bargaining come %
20 IN he conference tomorrow there
- no doubt IN the minds o. most dele
E4tss ma, the empio, ers substIluts
resolution. which wouI be taken M
# s.: would ne votes down with both
laBur and me pE..lc iisa pprpviug. and
Ina the Z eli-En1icurf G-claru-in
would be iefented II urn bv thu oh &C
non Of the cap a. group, Hs the ap-
v-oVal Of all three groups Is required
tsr a. conclusions o. the conference
: aecula- non among cnnferees as 20 me
sequel # the collective } argainIn-
deadlock hrDuEht forth renewal OF
p est ems made Iasf Fridav that me
ccnterenc1 make d new star; both as >
Sc les and as 10 procedure. There real
tv eac but one question before the
conference and TINT Is he steel strike.
i was asserted n some quarters To-
day. and a wa must ne found out Of
nat -'bllua alley" These VINO talked
Of a new Program" proceed in theorv
ina no group would care face pubiir
opinion by itiIdrHwal IN a body. When
It becomes plainly evident that an I'M
pasEe Is reached over collective bar
gaining. .lchn SpE-rn puhIic represents
a. t. plans to suggest d program which
r was saG has the approval OF other
ulerncers Of the public group and also
" Chairman Lane. generally speaking.
thus plan provides for a declaration on
such mat ers as The right 70 organize
and - s-r ke. conditions % emplo--
men- and meLhods Of arbitration, TO-
&c n WIZ srprsta1lvs clauses ap.
pen 10 cach principle
An effort uTay ne made also 70 change
lie group method Of voting on most
Gu sluns n uruer II make action easier
and less slow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Mixed Verdict in
Dry Referendum
Canada Elections

Toronto. Ont, Oct. 2G-Indica mons
tonight were that the conservative
government Of Sir William Hearst
had been defea led az the polls rada II.
while mixed verdict Seems 10 ha %
been gwen on the prBhibIciOn refer
ndun.
OTTAWA mas voted against prohibi-
ton. according 10 early returns.
while IN Toronto and Hamilton The
vote seems 10 favor dispensing all
kinds of liquors under rovernTnei1-
control London has voted dry ana
the majority IF reports from 9th r
towns and cities and from county
districts are pifinE VI a crv vote
In Sixty SIX seats reporting out If
a total OF III. the conserva-!ves have
recommended only IS. while the ill.,
erals have taken 70 and the United
Farmers 20. Labor has seven seats
assured and the independents and
soldiers one each. Sir WiIIialn
Hearst has been defended IN ms own
constituency. as have I E. Lucas ana
other conservative leaders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Sugar Refners
to Be Checked i'm
Price Increase

Washington. Oct. 20.-Steps 70 pre-
vent an abnormal increase n the
price OF sugar because Of the exist
ing shortage were taken today by the
Department OF Justice,
Arrornay General Palmer notified
beef sugar refners. who have been
withholding their products from the
market NTH rhe price situation be
came more stabilized. that the Unit
ed States sugar equalization board
has determined that 10 cents was a
fair price To be charged the whole
saler and tina. any charge N sx-
cess of that amount would be re-
garued in violation Of the food con-
troi act
Refiners were asked 10 tsIegrap' .
their concurrence Il, tins price, which
would mean that they would put
their supply on the market Irnnedi-
ateiy, Their. by relieving the present
srrir-ency.
The price To the wholesaler here
tofore has been nine cents so that
the new price means al increase 81
one cent a pound.
Retailers have been allowed 70
charge II cents pound for CONTROL
ed sugar under the Old prices. While
the Department Of Justice and t1@
sugar board did not state what the
new retail price would be. II was
assumed THAI the increase would nf'
be greater than me wholesale ao
yauce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Indiana Senator Asks
Probe 70 Expose Cal
Der Of Officials
DECLARES COMMISSION
INVESTIGATING H6 FIVE
REEkING WITH RADICALS
asserts Chicago Office Of Fed
eral Trade Commission Cen
Ter of Sediron and Anarchy,
Charges Heads with Ev-
cry Leaning Toward Red
Methods

Darlington Oct 20 Charging
ma me corps OF federal trade COM
-..sslnu examiners which invesr-
=a.ad the meat packing businass
WIS packed with men VINO are
vowed socialists, anarchists. reds
ana radicals Senator Watson. Re
publican. Of Indiana, told the Senate
-aa- the sdherents of Socialism
we're Iu-rencned n everv deuarr-
ucrt Of The government and INTRO
9l1ed d resolution for an luvestiga-
.lar
Tho senator offered the resolution
- i committee and acting Chair
nan Murdoch Of the commission
sE2ued statement declaring tnat Il
senator Watson resolution would
ne Joined with one Recently INTRO
tuCed by Senator Sherman. Eepub-
can. Illinois. charging the COM
mission with conspiracy and both
ouid be investigated al the same
me. 1t would be decidedly II the
ruoLc interest
OisciaImIng that he spoke in de-
rnDse OF the meat packers. vino. he
laciared, should be punished Il
guilty Of the charges made aga INST
mem. Senator Watson told the
Senate his conIenElon was that Am
a1.ican business should not be IL
restIgaIaa by men VINO avew a de
animation To destroy II and that
re government should not be rep
scented by those who preach a
4DG-Ine OF lis overthrow.
Declaring that the Chicago Offices
n ne trade commission from which
ne packers investigation was con-
4crad. were "cenIer Of seciIion
ma anarcry-a nesting place for
>ocla1lsJs" Senator Watson went
rough the List of men employed
rr me commission IN the iuvesEga-
-Iun and charged various ones with
3elng pro-German. an1i-aIly. admir-
a-s Of LenIne and Trorsky. advo-
-2-es Of a soviet form of govern
rent participants II Fed demon
s--a-!ons and paraaes. and dissem-
naca-s Of socialist propaganda.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
POOR PROSPECT
OF Agreement in Soft
Coal Situation
On Eve OF Conference Seek 'ns 20
Adjust Differences OF Operators
anc Worsers-Euli Scale Commit
zee OF Eacn See 70 Meet VIII
Sec. Wilson Acting as Meoiat

M ~, .,,. a,-s nF Z
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s--iLa re
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ac-,-- ,-as,dar-
r..., -. y,-,,,,,,-s oe amer
~. -. e--it,.
l.. -. -.a.r,,,,..d 77,,las OF,
49,. .,,,.
orators nlet ~ u"'-.'- -i'''''
r e-dav week
T-rIass ne strike order Is Withdrawn
..- ,,.;,i -,o- ar=a- 4u+c uecC-
...,-.,.---,,r,. M
-'@-'oii7
ne differences a2coru-l's ~
Br -wster. head o. ne Goa operators
=, .-,,,r,;-.as
-,i7, =. A.
1''--'''
tended ny Secretary y ism anu ''i' -
Gale committee representing miners anu
on.ra+o-s each cpr1urlsing - members,
49,, ,, -, oe sor,, r-o,,, was
-ha1 noliiiiie ""uio
nesting Secretary isoh. acL-ns a.
government nediatn- nv direction IF
49,. ra-o,-a,,,.-. .,,-,s- s-i11 ms home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Prince Rupprecht
on List for Trial
Called for by Treaty

Paris. Oct 2e-(Ea vasg - Prince
Rupprecht Of Bavaria. the German
army commander, and a number Of
other names Of royalty and nobility
IN the Almanac De Gotua figure N
the lists Of German officers whose
surrender for trial for common law
crimes n France and Belgium wiz.
be demanded in accordance with the
terms Of the Versailles treaty II was
said by La Liberre. The paper ssat-s,
that the list. which is now approach
ing completion, includes about sos
names.
The Supreme Council. h is state I.
VIII soon decide the date upon which
the list Is 70 De presented 20 Ger
many.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
GARY AND GOMPERS CLASH IN CONFERENCE
LABOR HEAD RESENTS STAND STEEL OFFICIAL
ON DISPUTED COLLECTIVE BARGAINING"
PRESIDENT ACTS
Fills Vacancy in Indus
trial Conference
Citer by White Rouse Officials as
SefutIng Reports Of Eis Inability
70 A--ens 70 Susiness-SpirI: CT
Optlrn ISM Among Members OF
4ousencic

Washington, Oct 2-Aunouncemen-
L Cay -hat P7eaiden. Wilson mad ap-
poin ed Owen :. Young Of Schenectady
\. Y. a nenrer Of the public group Of
n national ndustr.a, conference was
ci,eI ~ White House officials as re-
1uclng -splr-s hat Nj Wilson illness
had RENDERED him incapable Of attend
ing % any business
These officials said !; was not me
frs; uffic al action the President mad
taken since ne became ii. Rear Ad
n n. . arsOn. has -. siCIar Il was an
nuunced, however would continue To d0
wna- he "an 70 dissuaas The patient
from giving ni- attention To any affairs
other than those regarded as absolutely
essen la. Vie appointment Of Mr.
Young WIS considered necFssarv mas
u7u p as a place n III public group ~
h lndus ria! group mad been vacated
ny me 1,-neaIth Of Fu+ler Callaway
ne delegate original appo nrad
In ff"'a. -eror-s a the white House
Indicated -ha- the F-esidprt'e crndition
had changed bun llr-le throughout m
Ga although a rur'-c ion Of ms diEes-
tie dis. urhancas IN ~undar MAD been
effected. There was nothing in he con-
: ersR IN or the White House officials
10 ndicar1 a recurrence Of his gland
uia- aiinen1 and mem ners Of his house
hulL VINO are more familiar with MS
en- i-iun han any oJhe~ persons dis
p.a ~ throughout ne Cav an air Of
OFT nisIn
T-e condition " tae Preslder, early
in ne ca was noteo in the following
bulletin
The Wh.e House Oct N IL A "
The Pre- iden,s digestive d sturbance
Continues or Page 4-Coi, d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

v" 0o&--2@e sSA. OC%- -b- W LIE HSlu-
bers Of the Senate Labor cnmmirree
Investigating the steel strike sat
fairly dazed and dumb1oUnded. la
cob Margolis Of Pi1shurgh. L ".
". attorney ano admittedly an ad-
voca-e Of social revolution, today
tod Of ulrra-radicaI activities which
he sald underiay and are ASSOCIATED
with the nation wide strike Of steel
workers
Even more remarkable 70 nls hear
ers was the Pittsburgh attorneys
dellnsaC2On Of a partially success =
attempt covering ire l.ast TWO ysars.
TO fuse ~ P1rtsD .rgh, tar an -nsta1
ed bLt vaguely h.n1ed revolutionary
purpose. the combined forces of the
Industrial X orke-s OF the World. the
Bolshev-ki and the Russian Lndustri-
a. Workers, whose imagination. he
acknowledged, has been caught by
the successes al LenIne and Trorsky
n RUSSIA.
Al were working. he told The com
m1LLee calmly, I'd create a new So
clety within The shell Of the old
Throughout MargoIls' story ran the
name Of William z. Foster. secre-
larry OF the steel strike committed.
10 whom Chairman Kenyon of the
Labor committee forced d frequent
recurrence by a cross ezamIna ton II
winch in me telegraph records OF
telephone Conversations. photograph
ed copies 81 MarvoIls- r osrer CORE
sponaence. and similar matter played
d large part.
Margolis couliy classified himself
as an anarchist syndlcarIst" n
winch capacity ne had worked with
and Tor the L ". W organIza ton
anG d "Toisioian anarchist" Gov
e''rrnents. IL SAID, VIII ~ of no use
when proper industrial conditions
are established, as he put IL an1
these Industrial conditions he pre-
dIcted. VII - established when
workers organized along !. VI ".
Ines, got ready &c "tahe over anG
operate industry for themselves.
more efficiently than private owner
ship can"
Secretary Foster came into The
testimony not SO much as a radical
ag1La-or himself, but as seeker tor
help IN conducting the fight IN the
steel industry. Mar.oiis told Of a
union of Russian workmen" exist =
ing N and around Pittsburgh, revo-
lunonary N IT'S objects and said that
II Fosters request. or with his cog
n1zancs. ne secured the Endorsement
o. that organization for rne steel
strike.
The ! ". ". and the Russian Bol-
Continues on Page -cog. a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
GERMAN OPERA
n. Y. Opening Resent
ed by Service Men
Driver Back by Police m Artempt
20 St1--n Thezrer-Ma-iae Suffers
Broken lr-Manaser Disregard
&C Mayors Order &c Stop Per-
form ance

New York Oct. ge-MoLu-ed Police
tonight charged q crpwd Of 500 ser
vice men massed II front Of the Lex
inEtun theatre Il prevent production
Of German opera. upon winch Marcr
Hylan mad placed an ofhcial ban
Dispersed ny tie poIlce. the ser
vice men fastened TO Times square.
recruited nearly 1.go0 civilians and
returned 70 The Opera house. one
section OF The line engaged IN fsir
with the police laying down bal
rage uf bricks and stones
In me melee several shots We're
fred. out whether hv police or The
Indignant service men. spectators
could not determine, Scores of
windows were smashed by stones
and one marine suf1ere from trac
fure of the h1r.
A block Of cement was buried
from the roof OF building cppo-
site the theatre. l. struck the lLud
guard OF a passing automobile a1G
rolled 10 the sidewalk. almost srlIk-
ing two police inspectors. Detec-
tives. ordered 20 the roof arrested
Joseph Smith. d sailor from ne |.
<. : Tmperator. on Il charge Of dis
orderly conduct i few minutes
later a mounted policeman was
struck IN the face by a billiard ban.
Various posts Of ne American
Legion had passed resolutions con
dtsmnInE the introduction Of Ger
man opera scheduled for tonight
Today representatives OF The Man
haitian Naval Post waited on May
or Hylan with a petition Chat the
performance be stopped. After
Continues or Page -Col- ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
House Seeks
Authentic News
+ all of Petr0grad

\" as.lInCt0n. Oct ~ = tRnssiat-
.l-nenu1 information regarding
"a -eporred capture of Perrograd ny
Iene-al Yudenitch army Was asked
ne state department II a resol1-
on rndav by Representative Mason.
5.anUDlican. Illinois.
Denial Of the anti Bolshevih victor
-s M. resolution said Was Cub
Merged in press dispatches and II
al4el that the purpose Of flooding
~ press with these misleading re-
'a~-e was - enable certain interests
ouN' Russian societies ana
ends. currency and politics -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

and ask ny opinion on vitaIitas
After what II has done for me want
70 tell rms world II is wonderful"
Mr.. Hadley saws: IT would do
you Eooc TO hear the marvellous
praise everyone Is telling US about
the good TitaIitas is doing
A word To those suffering with
rheumatism. indigestion. stomach,
kidney or liver ills Start today on
the VILalItas treatment. The rem
edy without drugs, dope or alcohol
CouEhlin's Drug Store, Augusta:
Deorsays Drug Store. Waterville.-
Adv,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
AUBURN Man HAD SHOCK
His Words to the Public Are Well Worth Reading-Mr.
E. II. Soper Says:

81 am rs years Old and have owned
and run the Soper Mills of Auburn,
Me-. for over % years until ] was
forced 10 sell out three wears ago,
owing TO a shock which almost iaId
me IN my grave. also had pleurisy
in the side from which agonIzIng
pains would make me lie down I'm
able 10 move ! thought my last
DAYS had come. / was all in. I was
advised TO try a bottle OF Vitalitas.
This wonderful remedy has cured my
plenrisy and ] feel as well as / did IN
the DAYS when / fought IN the Civil
war way back 1T 81. | would he only
toe glad to have anyone call On me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
100000 LBS.
RAW SUGAR DUE
IN BOSTON TODAY

Boston. Oct. 2G-aeiief f-ou
the shortage which 10 forcing re-
ta''ers to dole out sugar IN
Quantities tnaf dwarf wartime
-ss'onins conditions. 10 expsctee
20 follow tire arrival tamor-cw Of
tsso steamers from Cuba with
Fa-0oo. 600 pounds OF raw cane
sugar. The cargo which they
bring IS SO urgently needer that
the shrps- the Lake Pachuta ana
LAKE. Duane. were ordered 70
make all haste g port. sefineries
here are -sady 70 begin opera
ttors on the raw sugar as sonn as
4 car be anioaaed. and arrange
merits are being made &c expedite
the steps necessary 70 prerar. i
for market Il wae SAID the first
lot Of the refined product might
be ready for distribution by the
end Of the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
GEN. YUDENTTCH
NOT YET IN CITY
OF PETROGRAD

Copenhagen. Oct 2e-Tremends> 4.
explosions were being heard from
Petrograd ny the attacking army last
night. according 10 a special teie-
gram TO the BerIingske -idende from
Reval General yudenitcn army
had then reached a point elEnt and
one-half miles from PsrroErad. the
towers Of which could be seen from
the an1-Boishevik lines during the
day, The Liberation OF Petrog-ad
was expected hourly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

North OF Sandy Hook Moderate
east 10 south winds, partly cloudve
Sandy Hook to Hatteras. moderate
east 10 south winds, cloudy
Pressure Is high throughout the
eastern states.
During the LAST - hours fair wealth
or was general east Of the mississippi
river
Temperature has fallen n the mid
die Atlantic and New England
states.
England states, the weather viii ne
cloudy Tuesday and be followed by
showers Tuesday night and Wednes-
Cay. with somewhat higher temper
atureE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
ARMY FLERS
DROP WREATHS ON
COLONEL'S GRAVE

-vsfer Bay. N Z, Oct. 2e-Ma-kng
re opening o. Roosevelt Memorial
Uaes. four army aviatUrs few over
NJ grave Of Theodore Roosevelt he:,e
aaay while one Of them dropped OF
-uo wreaths One wreath bore the
inscription The American Legion"
and ne other The Spanish American
" e1erans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Colonel House
Better, Takes


Wv York. Oct 2B-Col E NJ.
-7Hse who had been II bed a. MS
'7s4dsnCe he-e with grip since mis- ar
rom Europe d week ago. had
""U e~ed SO much today that he was
-@ie walk around The block. His
slc.ans however have refused
mission FOR him TO proceed 10
-sl.uCt8n for the present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
SANCTIONS SALE
OF SEIZED FOOD
STORED TOO LONG

Washington. Oct. 29.-AuIhorIry OF
OHIO state officials To confiscate and
sell food hello in cold storage longer
Than authorized under a state law
was IN effect sustained today by the
supreme court, which refused 70 re-
view appeals II proceedings growing
Out Of the seizure Of 125,0oe pounds
of pork Of the COLUMBUS Packing
COMPANY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Head on Crash
Passenger and
+ Freight. No. Arson

N0~-n Arson. Ne, Oct "a south
Hanc passenger train met a north
tn4nd v~ecking train head on here
pa There were nc casuaiLles
mon= ne passengers. Harry stat
n-E. engineer Of the wrecker, jump
-uG D-utse . reg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

Washington. Oct. 1--Counr x. Mac
chs di Ceiiere. italian ambassador ID
the United States since 1872. dsed IN
The Emer gsncy hospital here tunighL
inst as he was about 10 undergo an
uperannn. He mad been III since sat
uruos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY AND WARNER

New England: Cloudy and warmer
Tuesday: followed by showers Tues
day night and Wednesday
Eastern New York. Cloudy and
w;lrrner Tuesday, followed by show
ers; Wednesday showers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Tuesday becoming unsettled and
warmer; followed by showers Tues
Gay night and Wednesday. Moder-
ate east tn south winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

We have just received a few
Victrolas Type VI in Ma
hogany which we VIII sell for
S35. Terms S1.58 per week if
desired.
G. {. Downing
Vickery Block, Augusta
ocl11d4t