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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
cORPE CHRISTI
DEATH TOTAL NAY
REACH 500 MARX

Corpus christi. Tex Sent r.
h.ese grs~rh Of tho as.tss aut re-
ssstins Tram the nurrsrans sna
IsnA wave -nzt s~err Ccrrus
Christi and nearby prsn<s Sunday
ez1ssd the heiief among the ~
aes sor<ers anG local uSFiriaas IN
nssht THAT the srtzl dead SrulG
arprrxsmses 500 nsr.cna.
Bodies reanrted buried ir %ne
sHorm district number IA. rf
s'sicn aniy ~ enuld be idenri6er.
Estimates Of the rrocsrty inss run
rs hsgh ~ $2n.onn.cCc.
To every gossrnor Ia the IIrft
er States anr 70 the mayor OF
mary OF the mere Important rieies.
tesesrans appe.asns far asa Rave
been sent by the reisef comm ssree
and Nil -taraugn roezy rezpnnsss
pnursc IN organising ass,stanrs
and 81 mary caces forwarding
money.
Members OF = pleasure party
ahnars the launch Waiao which
left here FriEzy afternoon aae RAD
been besseSee icst REPORTED risesr
szAery tnczy en- Mustang lsIzor
aF1er . t+riIgins hattie with tse
hurricane
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
Il States Report
10 to IS Per Cent
Drop in Prices

Washington. Sept K.-EepGrtx o -1e
leaa- ment &C justice from - s-a1es m
c cate there has been q decline OF 10 u
: per cen-- N eood prices since -ne
tasr pr.cs commission began is WORK
From fur states have come reports
On wanle-ale prices indicating decline
OF u : per cent virtually no -eduG-
lions IN clothing prices nave been mot
ed.
The -eaur-1 on retail 1ooG prices we-=
sald u have been rum ci-ies and GnIxn-
Tea we! distributed throughout the
COUNTY and ina information il believe
ey aficIals here 70 be q taA- indication
q wria- ID going IN everywhere They
h nk that results now becoming evi-
den1 VII ne cumulative M the season
advances. new decl-1ss n whoiesaie
pr lces being -e1su-ed in retail prices
and sddlrsunR. Reductions corning trnrn
the campaign against boarding and
proftAerIng.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
Steel Builders
Approve Stand of
Gary on Open Shop

View York, sep. IG-The StaeI Fab
rlca-ars Of 1he En1red States cnn-
prising 100 OF me leading prodacers.
adopted resolutions AZ u mesring hare
coday approving tina stand tslzAe by
H Cary q tina c. g 9nael Curpur-
a-lCn II refusing 70 wzire TIN prtH-
cipie IF me upen-sh1p" in rhs pianes
Of his company.
The resolutions ara IN part As
follows:
TIE steei fzhricaxurs &c Tn INIT
&C Scases view WIKI cunazderahle u.s.
approval and GizarpusnrmEnr me al
iegeG Interference by nnEzds lra1-
ences with the relations existing be-
tween the management az the snsA
industry and their emqlc-es and
earnestly hope that rnnse who ar
responsible for the policies and pro-
encrlcn OF the s1eel mills q Inc
Tnied States win consistently Stand
far the maintenance Of the principles
OF the apen-sz10p. wherein American
wUrkmEn may be p-Urifze1 and
working conditions mU-lialiy sa-1sfac-
fary WITHOUT the 1nrsr1srence sf Out
alris aEitarars
Eesu}rzrlnr,s similar 70 4hrse uzsHe6
nv me steel Fahriczrsrs were adept
ed hv the Bridge Builders and Struc-
rzrraz S0cIefy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
First Test Of Strength
Due Early Next
Week
sen. JOHNSON ASKED
TO ABANDON TOUR And
Hasten OEASRINGTON
Ca1Ho rnia Senator Is Author
OF Amendment to E4aalize
tetlng Power Britain and {.
S--Eirst to Be Threshed
cut. Probably Monday

washington Sept 1S-EspEaaca
LADDERS made ready today fnr the Hrsr
vorTns test nsE week &C me German
peace treaty and rs League Of Ma
-luns covenant.
Word Vas sem ID Senator 10 12son
u California Author OF an amend
menr 20 eg1al.ze the voting power
II Graz: Britain and the Cnaed
states n ne League and first - tor
SC InR- 5eba1s an the amendment
mIEnr Proceed Monday with tina nope
of adopting or Rejecting Z by the
end Of -as week.
Cz- ms message ID the CaiIior-
MA sena-ar was sent by Senator Bo-
rah Of ldaho, after 4 conference late
Z The Gay WITH Chairman Lodge az
me 1ni'e2gn reia1lons COMMITTEE. the
report hH1 persisted around the cap
mi thai Senatnr Johnson might be
absent several weeks. Senator Lodge
declared there world oe no vote On
amendments this week. alG gppo-
1HnEs Of ne League were prepared
= resist attempts ID force one By
senator Hitchcock Of Nebraska lead
n at the administration. for Eal1i-
caZou- The treaty VII De called I'd
far consideration tomorrow aEHF 4
tw3-Etar Inspection. f0r caru1ueas
c1nEan eralnl. AcLlzal reading If The
Pact vas stopped SNORT Tuesday AFT
e. Article Ii Of Ths League =uVe-
Ranf mad been reached and Is conalE
@HmRy mere Of yob unaa t4r man
M familiar with senatorial discus
sion NJ International questions BEgrl
inag.ns. The printed taxi makes .
book Almost as big and GE1te as heavy
rs a New = erik City Telephone d.
recr0ry Every line Of II must be
read, win endless debate on sume
sections, running perha as- lEtG
weeks, It's SIZE. q SLY nothing - the
importance of the document exisia+ls
WY Senator's generally declined q
Vs-ulcJ as ID how long : NAY De be
lore L IS finally voted upon
L Is ne intention CT Chairman Lodge
n charge of the C-eary. ID cRla L u
every dRv not la1s- than : o'ciack- Al
amendment by senH1ur Moses. Rspnb-
Acan- q View Hampshire. relating =
adJEd cz-iun O. disputes referred n tns
aEsernblv viii De reached tomorrow AT
er I-Eninu1s -sading Of The league
cuVenH n ext Opponents Of ne cUEFer
ant sad might me reading would De
halred a. that pnIa- mr. quite hi Of
discus siur- but laat they would proven.
d uute IN Z this week
Discussing MS telegram 70 Senaro'
Johnson urging the California sena
-ur's immediate presence here. eena-n'
Burz1 SAID iehz.e on the Briusn-Arlsrl-
CIT voting amendment might 20 On 20,
a week. with the hope If VOTE al ne
and 81 rhR1 -zrne Ssna-nr Johnson, h.
said. could then -esI1ne his speech.
max ng -rp against me ieRgne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
National Head
W.C.T.u. Speaks
at Rockland

Eockiand. Ne. Sept. 1s-"Ths VIC
torres Of today cal tnr vastly en-
larged service" Miss Anna A, Cur
don. national president sf the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
sand N an address tonight q. the
state convention Of thai organ1za-
tiun.
The ". c. T L Is raising q fund
II g, aBA .ltsa 10 be devoted 70 pushing
constructive plans FIR Child walfa-e,
AmericanIzaslsn- women In industry
health and moral education. and
worid pruhi5Izlan-
Our organization has been al work
far sS years n 40 lands We are en-
uering upon q new crusade We are
deeply stirred by the compelling cnal-
ssnEe Cf Il Supreme and unfinished
task We ex1iI In the high purpose
ana bcUndless possibilities II new
era Of national and world activities
for purity. rnta1 abstinence and pro-
hiaIrlur.
The work Of the W0man's -hris-
tan Temperance Union is not ended
WIKI VICTORIOUS faith and cuickaned
zeal We shall meet the sacred onTj-
CATIONS uf tomorrow
II Is presidential said Miss Cor
don- that suffrage tar women n al
probability is &c De the 1871 amend
NenI 10 our fedora constitution. The
strong prohibition code measure VIII
need 1hs backing IF men and women
voters throughout me republic"
Nj Edward NJ Lawrence of tEis
CITY. The National lecturer. said
The nation has al last calgn- u
with Maine and II M longer implies
tna- alcohol for beverage purposes is
either useful or necessar-v. She ar
pealed 10 the men Ii save women
1-orr the threatened cigarette naaIt.
saying thai Il had conquered one sex
and that unless woman conquered
the precious life germ. the nation
must become degenerate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
Bulgarian
Pact Similar
to Austrian

Washington. Sept 1S-SUmnEry Of
the Bulgarian treaty CT PEACE. cabled
u the stare department ny the Amer
CIT Alsaicn e. Paris. shows raa pact
% fellow the same general plan as
the Austrian -eay
Many clauses are Identical with
the Austrian treaty" SAYS the SUM
MARI. except for the substitution Of
names, such as the League Of Nations.
labor. aerial. naval penalties. prison
ars of war and graves
Regarding the change IN ttle Bul-
g1-lRn frenLiers. the important
changes are Id the south where BHI-
-arla cedes western ThraGs 10 the
principal allied and ASSOCIATED pow
ars and agTees to accept Whatever
disposition 0f this territory rne pow
ers ultimately decide. but II rs ST uu-
lated that IN any event Bul-aE1R .
westarn frontiers shall be modsned
slightly in four places To Serbias ad-
vantage
The Bulgarians are required 10 re-
cngnlEe rne Independence OF the Serbs
Croars and Sicvene state and prurs-
Sims are made 70 change the na1lnn-
altry of the inhabitants Of tine ierr1-
tnry 11sTmartE BuiEzrinn nm1 fzznncur-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
Steel Strike Order Stands
Union Heads Refuse to Rescind
TO Walk Ont Monday Morning
Claim Made Men Well
: Organized I'm Mills
Throughout Country
Confident the Steel
Companies VIII Be
Forced to Recede
from Position

Pi71sburg Pa. Sept 1S-The Ma
Eonal committee 5or Organizing Irun
and Steel Workers late to-day vunsd
dowr a motion 70 recind the action
taken al Washington calling strike
# a. workers n iron and steel
mills not operating under union
agreements next Monday.
The committee followed rnss by
adopting a motion 10 affirm tine az
nnn taken IL Washington Final ad-
joG-rnen< WIS 1aken and The Repre-
senzlves OF the "A Gaiuns included
n the National communities left fur
their homes t. PUT The srzke sran o.
ferr
Thr motion ID postpone thu ssriks
Enri after the industrial conferences
Al Washington beginning Oct 6 was
offered. II was announced OUT II
Difference ID President Wilson. who
had requested Samuel Gampers TO
use hls influence To have the walk
eEI deferred Some of the cumn5rree-
men SAID that the orEan1zers would
not dare - back and face the men Il
the Strike were called on.
John FfczpRz-lck of ChicaEn, chair
MAI If the National cumm.-nee. az
ter the meeting, said plans had been
Formulated fnr making the strike e.
SscEve Monday morning Ee said
JherH was nothing further - % .sss-e
bUI u let the men walk out He added
thai Lie NILS Tt.gsUghUur the cuunrrv
were well organized and said ne was
confident ina ne Tuitee States Sreei
Corporation me principal point uf
attack, WI have 10 recede from irs
posinen Of declining 70 receive unlun
! lenders representing ergaazaed msn
Z n IL pfan1s
! Much OF the time II rwe iunw uss-
s1ons Of the ccmralrres trtar were
taken Up with consideration Of MANS
, Ter the walk-out- II was agreed uhz-
the national cnrnrnIr1Ae had win.
powers IN conduct the strike. and
plans we're discussed for bringing
about unity Of action among the -
UNIONS The question Of assessments
and financing were discussed rou. y
was also agreed 70 send % al iron
and steel plants n the country the
L demands formulated by the work
ers- II Is safd the national cumnr1t-
Tee VIII e1GeHvor ID reach a-ee-
nent with Individual. and sc-caiaed
independent concerns. and Il sur
cesEfM the strikers Viii return @
such mills where settlement n
-EacAPS IT Was rsoIYrnd ,,x.y fsS,.s@ ~4~s-
I would strengthen the Unions in fheiy
EglT and heip to bring ABOUT axree-
merE with larger concerns. Ths
committee, before going into seszirn
today. issued a statement In rep5x
- the letter sent 10 the presidents al
the subsidiary companies Of the Init
&C States Steel Corporation by Z n
Cary. chairman Of the board Of the
parent organization The sraosmen.
tCenelnaed sr Page -ce.. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
Thanks Of Nation Ex-
tended to Him and
Army He Headed
RECEIVES HONOR
ACCORDED TO But
FEW AMERICANS
House and Senate IN Joinf Cum
venfion Together with Presi-
dents Cabinet and Army and
Navy Ohcers Offer Warm
Greeting to -Biack lack

x Washington. Sept 1s-Reachiag its
climax n a scene n the House cham
Der thar drew added Glgrry rnm the
simplicity IF me setting the IA
INNS Weicame 70 General John J.
Persning came u an END to-day when
the THANKS IF Congress and Of the
American people were extended u
nEn and 70 the army ne commanded
There were no military bands or
ranks IF snldlerv. But enc tag. that
crapes an the wal back II the
Speakers char, was 6lspIayed- The
enly other touch Of ccicr was the uni
farms af rhe high officers Of the
army and navy gathered ID see a
carrade gwen highest honors- But
the warmth Of the greeting he re-
ceived coupled with the taet thai
few Americans ever have been SIM
Larry hcnnred could have left nc
DOUBT IN General Pe-shing's mind
LhaE Il was the nea-r Of the naacn
thar spoke 10 him
-h- House assembled early; bu-
alreaGr the galleries were crowded
with members families and guests
and every doorway framed val Of
faces peer1ng down IrLo me grea.
cfEmber The presence on the floor
Of scare or more If children. sons
and daughters OF members, added 10
The almost informal character CT The
gathering. For the most part they
were little tots. sea Led roUnG-eved on
their -ataers' laps
After the SENATE membership had
Cortiruec on Pare 2-cci. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
THE twelve
DEMANDS0
Steel HELP

Asgsss s< collective ra-rainirs.
Reinstatement or men DIS
Charges fur anicn anil szcsrn.
An shnar aay.
One days rest n sever.
ASotsrinn of tire pa arur sssft-
tnrrease ~ wages suHIclen< ID
gHsrss=tse American Standards Of
living.
Sfanczrr scales CT wages "a all
trades and GlassISscacicas c+ work
erx.
Dcaeie -zre Fur overtime. hrii-
cay anr Sunday ~orS.
Check cS ssstem CT eoisertInG
arsor c2es ard assessments.
rrireicles Of senierity - asciy
IN maintenance. -anaetscr and in
e-aass 81 ~er<irs forces.
AbeiItise ~ ssmrany gnssns.
Ahnistisr r-ysisal examination
uF aprliezres for employment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
JOHNSON SEES
ADMINISTRATION
MOVE TO GAG HIM

Linccin. hen- Ser+- Ts.-Eefsre
leaving here earay for ST. Paua.
Msrn- where sarnrr-r& morning
ne ~tsH address, tns Minnesota
Lesssszrurs IN t1e Leasue ~ Ma
trans Sena>sr Slrzrn W. Jaian-
snn Of California SAID he Ssarss
ae~eicpmerts ~ t,ae Sena-eFs eon-
ssaerzfIcn Of the Peace sact 81
Washington ~caic prevent hsrn
fs-om grfng - rae PselSc coast
1t rnls ti-ae - answer President
Nrisnrs speecnes-
" he hncs = impossible g 10
farther west ne plans - make an
address, 70 TIRE penrie ~ CziIEnr-
MA ~ Mannezociis ans~eriaG
presscert Wilson's arguments or
the leasue OF Mzeaens ana hzVe
4 ~'aeis distributed IN ramzhiet
form - his c1nsrItuertE
In addressing several hundred
members OF tne Carurne-ciai Clae
mere tncay Senat1r johnson de-
eiaree r..zt tze liberty ST tne press
OF the U,Ited States ~zs besaE
ienpzrSizec by the ufscszi prspa-
sznEa issnen fram Washington
demanding i-urneelaee -stfficaticr
OF tire Seacs pact
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
4 Attempts to Burn
Trolley Terminal
at Camden. n. ].

Camden. y. J., Sept R-Four a.
fenprs were made today To burn ms
t-uiley terminal AZ the limp Of rne
acknowledgements lines N pro-as-
against the new zune fare s,sten- m
esta Diishnenr IF wsiEh has rasulred II
cisnrasrs and damage % the r-ups-rv
Of the View Jersey Public Service cor
pcrarlun-
Eoiire fay employees stafsd uiiv was-s
N the collection boxes a. the te-r.na.
ana sE- FIRE ID IL
Cars were operated tndav OF a., -ae
Lines exrspr -huse running 70 the sfrr-
yards In this CITY special deau-es
and members C. the home guard pa
-oileu the streets as an auxs,:s-v a.
the pni &C department. but nm. ware
On the cars- Each err carried W.
crews as a matter o. PERFECTION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19

Lon7un. Eepr- 1E--<4E Ine Assoc
.esa.ua Rueun-Tns Fa1iE1 fnrnes In
- h.xe Driven the B0iHheviki
- -. rxnzrn hank o. the Dvinz
- - 4H N uisnR ana hzx1 nr~
rI1IIIuIIiu11 y -tanez<np. On fte
rnfn11un Esnmf the B0lzhev1ki have
fmusn ezra Perinxa CUT Of RzdeaSsf
burt apparently are mot xr1azuF.ing
Pet "a rerzprure Kiev itsnlf-
Thin represeufs M advance mouth
ward by the Fuies az approximately
100 ualea trnm the town af Borssuff.
ON The ensf hank OF tine Rsesrrn .Tver
% miles northeast af Nlnsk. reported
On SeufEuber 6fhs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
Allied Heads in
Accord Over
Finme Question

Eome, Tuesday. sept 16--tBr Ths
Associated Press The MessaS-xerr
SAYS David I.Ieyd George the Rrzf-
Fsh prime minister. NJ G1sznen.'eA-.'
the French premier. and s1snor TIT
ran.. the lzalian fcrezsn
n perfect accord over q definite So
inrson, AT enc EsnDs question lnsur-
- -. 1..linu nzxinnzlIfy Of the
trwn nnd are. only awaiting Presi-
s,.v~ wflsur-s decision On the cub
,~rf-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
BOSTON MANS
BODY FOUND AT
WEST HARPSWEI

Portland Ma Sept lA.-The bndv q
Frank L Baxter IF Boston. pres. dent Of
me BrlGge-EaxIe- CO.. lsasner dealers.
who disappeared Aug = a1-e- IeaE5r.
q note In MS aoHt r.la- he was tired of
ia Was found vesfe-dar II West
Ea-pswe9L about TWO miles rom his
summer home. 7 was washed ashore
a. Hack bag. Re was y wears N age
and mad been wounded and gassed wail=
n service with the America, Exped.-
tlunz-y Forces n Franco
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
Merneaday FIGURES

y ednssday night when Treasurer
Callahan had time ID dc sume fur
liz. II was found that there were
total receipls for the day CT ST.. Boa
OF TINS amount more than s1.,e0B
was for admissions 10 the park. show
ing a rutaz Of asout =. roo PAID al
missions.
The balance CT the receipts were
for ground reur-privlieges and en-
trance fees and Candstand seats.
On the basis Of these figures II was
finally estimated that the total at
tendance AT the far Wednesday was
between 3a,D0a and s5,gft. life mam-
bers. those canning N On passes and
the helpers 10 attractions and Exh4b-
lis bringing Up The Lota1.
The good weather OF ThErsGay
morning. with the consequent crcw'ls
winch came II. caused the officials Of
the fair ID feel confident that the L.
tai receipts far 1873 would be not less
than Ss5 900 and possibly might reach
s49.Gta. The zprai receipts Of the first
three DAYS TINS year were s.. 9S4 5.
as against s1-,s65 for the same Gays
last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
BRITISH MISSION
CAPTUREDN
INTERIOR ARABIA

Lundnn. Sept 1S-The members Of n
Rr- Ean mission sent lnr9 Ehe ,nrerinr Of
Arab q u interview rae Imam az Yemen
nave fallen into The hands Of hnsrsls
s;.eiks 81 Ba5 Z has been learned here
They were deprived Of AIMS and SUD-
plies and their lives were threatened
La1ss1 reprres indicate that no harm
has bean done u the pa--y and that Il
profanity VIII be reieRsed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
NO CHANGE IN
FIUME SITUATION

Rome. sept 1S--tS5 thu A. s-1--The
sir1ar1un H FiEms On "Wednesday was
ununanged. according % semi-afiic:a.
advices received here tntzv. Gahrieae
O. Aunuuzic,s 1nrnes Sill were holding
the town. and Cen Badugitn. deputy
chief Of srzH Of the italian army had
iHsued q proclamation reminding the
troops Inst the time -. fur their re-
turn In ina arnistice znne would expir.
Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
Urges Acceptance Of
Pact as Good Busi-
ness Proposition
Refusal OF LEAdE
Would ISOLATE Us
and CREATE DISTlIST
President Makes Third and
Last Address in San Francis
&C at Luncheon Of CONNER
cad 0rgznizafiOns Of Ciry

San F-a1c4scn. sept K.-Acceptance
aS the peace treaty as = Epod business
propGEi aon was urged by President
u lsan loCav n an address % san
Francisco business mel He asserted
Lhat q refuse menaersn p II me Leagae
a1 Na-uns would be II isolate -as init
&C Safes ana 10 build up q disrust
ahraad winch would De detrimental
alike ID the nzlnns cuWmerCial -stz-
aunn-
Making ss third and las speecn N
San Francesca tnr the peace r-sary. Mr.
wilson spuke II . .uncheun gwen by
Inc ciry's cnmmerrial orgau-zz:elnns an
attended by more than 15M men vino
chee-ed me Presldene and Mrs. Wilson
wien they en1E-ed and many unes N
ue-u7Isc the address ID applaud
~ hat The world demanded. the Pres
ipen1 said. was not only peace. nl,. d
&raea peacs. winch would give the
opportunity far tina industrial rei,ani.i-
In ON Of the eRGsrn hemisphere.
Should The Ialrai States stand apart
ard decline ID give aid n guaranteeing
snch peace. ne asBerted. there would
he q reaErlnn directly detrimental n
American influence and In-erests. To
take part N the world settlement, h.
declared. was the only practical de-
cislun Z the Cna1s1 S1a-sas was II play
her proper rule IN the future
''The men VINO DO NOT look forward
ngw.~ he added. are Of NO further
Service IN the cuunr-y-"
NJ Wilson also Esscussed a. length
xnss arnltr,azsan and hnXcur1 arcKlsians
OF the Isague covenant. declaring thai
had there been anything arpruacning
such an arrangement IN LEA Germany
never would have begun the WEI The
boycott he asserted. WAS an exclusion
t-sm civilized society which IN Eu-
rnpeHu na1iun could endure fnr SIX
months. lie emphasized that the hoy
co-- was an automatic step shurt u
war and thai under the covenant MI
actual questions Of war nr peace wou'l
De reserved far decision by Congress.
The President declared that while the
Tinted States formerly was looked UPON
abroad as q selfish na-lnn- thai opiniun
mas been ''assnlu-eiy reversed" Il is
nrw America privilege. he said 70
lead the world -.I1nless the cynical coun-
sels Of same CT CIR acquaintance pre-
val"
Detailing tne cnEt ~ the WIZ IN mnner
End in hattie deaths. " Wilson said
al Of tnlE sacrifice was made because
the world never ms had the courage .
set I'd such 4 system Of arbitration and
discussion as thu league covenant pre-
passed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19

Louisville ky-, Sept. 1.-TWO hum
dred Thousand railway and steamship
men, members OF the Brotherhood OF
Railway and Steamship Clerks. Freight
hands Express and Station Employees.
have been ordered to take strike vote
il was announced here tn6iay by J i
Forester az Cincinnati. PRESIDENT us me
brotherhood. n enforce demand made
To rne raiirrad administration by the
brotherhood Aag. IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
PLEADS
pot GUILTY OF
RROUL MURDER

aG2sor Ne, sept 16.-E-cksSs-r6
s4-1snr- zlieEHG confessed siRys- IL
lsS SprCui On rhe might Of July
q Fss-ae. pleaded nor guilty. when
7@gaeo Z me superior court 10
III caa-ge Of murder. John
Tas recently declared insane by
scans AZ the Bangor State Eos
"a n which he was confined tor
'1a>lun, BIT the trial Il proceed
IL ISSUE Of insanity as a de-
@'e M Helns made II -o6ay's trial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
Big Crowd aud
Ideal Day at
Me. State Fair

Lewiston. Sept 1s-Annlaer rec
orGIrE breaking crowd attended the
fourth day OF the Maine State Fair
here TO-DAY. Fully q. zoe people were
present and although there was i
chill n the air It but added To the zest
and enjoyment afforded by TINS years
ine attractions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
BRITISH POLICY
UNCHANGED As
REGARDS RUSSIA

Lnnfun. Sept K.-There has been M
new develnpment or cnznge in the
Br. tisn policy regarding Russia. rhe As-
snciaGHd Rreas wzs afzlEizzly informed
to-day. Ersnzn f-nups have begun q
,svacnzrs I'm Cxucxsus II u announced
dstzEhmnufs having lafx TifiG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
WILSON OPPOSES
COPS ORGANIZING
AGAINST PUBLIC

Washington Sept l&-President WI
sun IN Telegram received to-day by
ths local city government saac that or
ganIxa1iun nf the police forces Of the
country scr ne purpose uf bringing
pressure against the public si1ouid not
b. "cgantananced or permitted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-19
EXPERTS PLAN
NEW EUROPEAN
RAILWAY ROUTE

parls- sept M--tAaNas3 cnn-
1sre1rez inst concluded herween Ger
raan and A-ied railway experts, de1ziis
have been worked CUT ssr INSTITUTION
OF de luxe train service between Par
ard warsaw by way Of Srzsbcurg an
Prague