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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26
No. 10.
Report of the Condition of
THE MOSCOW STATE RANK

at Moscow. Idaho, in the State of Idaho, at
the close of business November II, 1919
RESOURCES
1 nas on mana ...,.-..-..-...... 2O,S31.04
Checks and drafts other banks S.335.73
Other cash items ... 1916
Loans ana discounts ...-...-... 562, 639.63
Stocks, Bonds and Warrants $500. los, $685.
Banking house, furniture and
Other Real Estate ............. 6'o74.o9
Other Resources -,......s ........ 11,204.40
Total 815,e25H
LIABILITIES
Individual deposits subject to check 442, 402 06
Savings deposits ........-.. ZOS, 526.34
Time certificates of deposit ... 121,01l 81
Cashiers checks .............. 6,41005
Certified checks ................. 10000
Total deposits ;;.,............ 77s,449z6
Surplus observation-disclosures. 100000
Undivided Profits, less expenses,
interest and taxes paid ....... 2,475.41
Total .......... $4,000 $8l5,e2S.H
State of Idaho, county of Latah, IS.
I, Harry Whittier, Cashier of the above
named bank do soeinenly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
HARRY. WHITTIER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th
day of November, 1919 ~.
certify that ! am NOT an officer Of or
Director of this Bank.
s. R. H. MCGOWAN, Notary Public.
CORRECT-Attest:
8 6. ( &. W GREES,
Directors
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26

Latah post, of the American Legion,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26

FOR SALE-A FEW REGISTERED
Shorthorn cows. Phone 911x1. J.
F. Papineau. 37tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26

FOR SALE-8O ACRES 6 MILES
north of Moscow; lies just north of
S. P. Davis farm 80 acres in cult
walton and 20 more could be cultivat-
ed, rest in pasture. Lots Of fire wood.
4-room house and barn, good
springs. Good Bing cherry orchard,
fine peaches, good apples, all kinds
of berries. This nice little home must
be sold at once $4,000, terms to suit.
Phone 923X2. Fred Frese. 48tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26

FOR SALE TWO FRESH COWS.
7-8 Holstein. Chas. Yackey, Troy,
Idaho. 47-52
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26
FOR SALE-Liye Stock

FOR SALE-FULL FLOODED PO-
land China sows and gifts, at rea-
sonable prices. Why raise scrubs.
Some are registered and others eligi-
ble A. Langdon, R. F. D. 2, Box 49,,
telephone S37K7. 51-6
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-26

Moscow is peculiar town. 1t fell
down hard on it's Red Cross member
ship renewal campaign but it is al
ways ready and willing to give liberal
1y to an outside cause, if a live hustler
has charge of the work of raising the
money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
Autr S-nssres 5uou.

Tha-e was an accident N ma Gar
diner and Randolph bridge a. dIZss
THURSDAY evening winch resulted II
Jt1e demolition d q covered buzz
Reports Tarv Is some say JhsI -hS
buggy was n motion bound Ran
doipt Tflr-rs. ana others say that I
lau sIuppad unuar ne covered ta,-
u ms 5rl 7gfs an aEIo-1ot,lie G-Ivez-
pv Ray Huxley cant ~ osninl. --lE
ariaEs wE-s Gark and tt1s windshield
covered with -aiu -1e buggy was OF
ttls riEnt saos 5iII was being passed
sT another auto, Il s evident -ha-
EinkIsy coLld no- 1ass IIur Stop -he
car II -lne % aTo1G z collision. He
SAYS ne was nCI gong IasI luI ING
1rnpaC- destroyed me ouE-v ana sn0y-
q JnF horse GGaiTIsI -r1e sICte pieces
81 tbs. tu1a-e uni ne vas held nv
sTy's1anders before hE could break
away. Thai tts lczu pant u III. car
rIaEe. Mrs w Z AansIr. esca ped
without IuJIr- IS lndeed fortunate
The covered par o. the bridge IS a
trap for just SUCH occurrences.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
NATIONAL HOME

Officer II tns dgr, Capt. Joseph
Alien
The remains u The ale George =
Noyas have been sent % Lnnespo-o
for bEEriaL
RawIius T Atkins ms returned
rom q -uriouEn passed Win rela-
upes II Boston
James EackeIt. laLs :. : Nay.
William H Warner. ATE Co. D. -
Y. 7. Inf and Robert J. Sell. LATE
Co = :. D u =. Cav. nave aeen
granted discharges from the Eone
Furiol.Ers have beer granted -
Gee-r =. Byal ann Patrick ? Mr-
NamzI. % Boston. ant James 4.
Place 10 winthrop.
The funeral u -hs laLe Timothy
Sullivan viii ne held rom -hs Home
chapel II II A N. FRIDAY. 2er. =
Mclaughlin officiating.
The moving picture program eo-
FRIDAY evening VIII ne Louis Benin
son n High Pockets" d Goodwin
feature; q PaIhe Views and z M:x
cornedT entitled The House o
Scandals The orchestra VIII -en-
der Onward -hs eLaEue Of Nations
anthem Is par o. ne concs-- pro-
gram
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
EFT n. Secretary Guessing

The tpIi1VluE story IS tula d ne
ATE Joaquin Miller. ths loet Of Lte
Sier-as" a certain ctuD desired the
uaeT - address, IN annual meeLf nE
1Dy WINCH Au elaborate program Raa
aaen pres,areE The Sec-eIarr wrofe
4 lezter TO Miller telling nm Of ms
l.rpuse ri the gathering Gnu g
guessing ms cooperation II dHe
-rrna here came an answer ron rne
pasz. Il was II MS OWL uand anu
covered to-,r paaes II vain rhs ser
-rra1- puzzled over tns nErusc-rr-.
h passEE il on o the president. the
board II directors ana -he members
r. ---r Dill al failed % ds-E- EynE- ne
sc-zwl The question before -he 24HD
was Has Miller accepted n mas ne
DECLINED The secretary finally SEM
-hs following nuls 70 tht poet NJ
Dear Nh Aiiier-EpLT }ezter "
1esy@a. bllt I nave beer unable 20 de-
s--rIre whether voE nave accepted
or declined or IrvTIa-IlEn- II ron
vii % present on me dEIe meC-
TONED. VIII ron kindly make Cross
IL he bottom II tins le-te-" Il Il
VII De impossible tur VOL q appear.
viii Won kindly d-nw Z c-rrlesx IN
,us line me letter came hack orzf
re secretary could M 1eclds whe-t
~ me poe, MAD drawn & cross or 4
---CIe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
Noor uxe-s Consider Eo-exs-,

heE Te-reSsE,aLIy<-Su NJ tbs States
anc wooa- l1sEEg ,nsrEIr3- ii ONO
Ln.iauz-. ana HtIuols meet II Inuis
7apolis II = ui-sEate public ccrker-
ence arranged for October - and =.
ne purpose VII ne % consider the
need <cr forest CONSERVATION ur u-.-
rate ANTS ant rs relation 70 rarloEs
vooc using industries Furniture
Manufacturers and vehicle builders
IRE among rt1E interests concerned
Representatives IF rhe rcs-r~-
Service United StEtes Department %
Agriculture. VIII snpHasIzs ne neesI
~ greater conservation Of p-rvafr
1p-esJ RESOURCES. LEruG-noE the
-oEucl-T', a-1o Lne conference VIII ccr-
s3dEr particularly what -meH:-i
measures ars practIcznIe n the thru
states named. The TINE Is nur Ia
distant. according % the fpreSfers
wnen Wood usars n mary sections -
ne coCrrrv VII Dc compelled % draw
on toTests more tnSa nsf way across
-ns cortiuert for heir -aw materials
and Il : believed hat rhs transpe--
-aLion charges Inoe- sucn conditions
viii ~ Amos EsFo;ziplIIve.
Attention s called % the eac- thai
-Fo months ago -ns Railroad Admir-
srra1Ion placed Ut or0er n the VI
clE1Ty Of Puget Sound tur arg
number o. -aIlway hes for deliver
ty wafer . North Atlantic po--s
Necessity eur sUcn action Il IS 17tr-
- oCf, couid - entirely avoided =
eacn -eEIoc would asigTE police @
f-nIlses--aIl9H winch would make m
annual GROWTH u -tls forest more
nearly D4lanc4 ms AEuE2! cut. This
wolid @ETd ne obstructive pu.icv ~
Stripping ne anu of Gu available
--EDfle- as -2I.icly IS Lsoss1tstA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

Eipsy Smith -.e e-anrsiis-. sad
IN fls rt-s'sTst Fgyage from liverpool
There era soEe men wing can
make Z SUCCESS aver NJ failure. thus
here was q certain peer o-re VINO
-ose q MAKE nIs maiden speech
s7g-+-zsa EEaEEIDg 20 all aroused cer-
SONS - -Egrt q lzJIlrsst-aud Taer
ae PIT ms hand II ms pocket FOR his
mites. -te-,- we-Hr. zt1srs His notes
ware ios-
TIE peer -uipeG he lopke;
auouI alu wildly a. eEiped again
Than ae szIC.
# : nv .orcs- EMO nov -Iss oEl7-
70 give III OPINION or rms bill
IN SO cn'Tz+oglngieci maj ! an unable
. express what J had n mind. what
must pe -he cgndItlon % mar mar
wIlu. without -LI1y 1-sslsFEucs- tEas 90
. plead FOR AIS life -"
Then The peer sat down 20 ms
z,lee.rs NJ q converted caznfser and
lis hill paSs=d almost uE2ulmoussy-.~
Washington star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

.,,1fv : me ola Gardner L1nIns
e.,.-a3 n oct Il. 1861. was brought
ne heslnstec JoIlraZi : IGsral Nice
~ ---.-saav. Il vas published oE A
= -ea-h. The arsi tfTIrg thai
.-----crE GLLcrf1lori g me aeaT-h ~
-. qsws. Evidently me reporter,
n ,-a@e 5avs nau troubles Of MS OWL.
rs YEAR. 1919 was ne first wear
--t Ez-rd.ner ms f-een without
--7-r-I Communication with 5oS-
-- ~ r--s- -rETTy years In ne year
- e;srctiatr mad TWO Lines q steam
...-s s5.-yz1ic William w BraGsIresI
-z,E for the new anti sEisHr-iHT
50 z7.r- sreamer Eastern Queen.
-- rrutr,n Jason Collins o. car
me- x Master II WIS aGs --rCisea
rare Efnilowel II l-s5, I M oo-
=--t--Iara occurs al " tapoye ne
Nv { me Garcirs- u-goss. Ire
.z- Iaa vas -ns People Inc
10y n Coz,hze as agent. Tle
=-e- was rtE, New. commoalous
u ash Eulug s1sans- C1lJa with
les Il. Beck as Nasts7. wfzleh
- zlay7y for Bath where Il Lo1Erec'--sd
n rhe well slurw8 mt fnvo--1e
timer = r !Seca-. wnlt.h TN %
-f1r-f ana daily. Here another c,anEe
as racessal-v n connect with Sos-
- The steamer Au-usEa IN from
ssIs TO N-.s-raSssE- Interesting
"a IRE avas the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -l
ean IS foiiowE: Coaches VIII ~ n
illness III lhs arrival ~ rhs mai
Gardiner 20 convey PASSENGERS 70
rzI ,.ew and TIrTEEIar summer -esor--
Bea8s HOUSE -oEus Ainaz-a.
~u-vBEs
AnuaE he miscellaneous TENS ap-
~ red Inc fu1iow9RE comforting MT
kerosene al X TOW hslng retalled
2 ,ur rltr for - carts 1s- gallon a
--paJ -ree5uction from rf2e ola prices.
1g- ss,ouid 30 much lower for II
: Huo1ea al ~nolesals a. only -
er-s. The 7sper also contained an
croL11 n Tie L4ltchisld FAIR. 81
-7-.lctl appeare5 Capt. BrIsr- with q
-snparv ~ volunteers VINO oeionEed
:. -.lrcnfieid ana Bowdo-c. aI1d gave
y exhibition drill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
Hna. r. A. MEsy SnGeEs
Broken Barr In Au1s2e
In Autumuki3e Accident

Lewiston. Aes.. Oct 2-Reparss Cd
the cona3tiun of Hon. FrKrk a. No.
reg If Lewiston WIN. wTth George W,
Gozs. was injured IN zn au1uznosale
accident late Wednesday afternoon.
were nog SO encouraging 81 . O'Clock
Thursday IL earlier IN ths DAY.
Mr.. A0rey pkRsed q m9sl Uncom-
1urraole nlEnf 81 the hospital. ana
although n bad seemed certain thai
NJ Zones were hrozen- Il Was DE-
tacec 10 lake an X-ray II he rxxn1
leg anc ankle. winch sustained rne
ae,fa'-lesr blow. The pneiogrzun SNOW
81 -haI ras sInaa ankle bone was
ks-oken- The fbsi must Ne placed ii
a plssHer c2sI, r~1nElnlnS n ths cas-
fur SIX weeks
Mr.. Nortsr VIII p-ptmtav remain al
he hospital fu- week u SCR ieaEnr
ExcE%f Tpr tie nervous snark- fr,ru
winch lfe still suffers. ana he li-pker
ankle oens. bR : guIte comfortable
Mr. Gess- WIG wRs taken 70 his
htrne On College stree. Ve5nesazy
evening. also pissed YER unrcm-
for-Ef4e- night. Although t-sx --S1i
1rs-e was moi broken I was tEzklfs
sEI:-alTesz ara caused nam nucn uasr
Like NJ Nurer re was greatly sr1fs r.
e-a nv ne accident. anu although he
fTaG - frs ,.IpaErt ne could 70 or
with his duIes - 1he First Satirnla
Dark as usual TINS rno-rlnE Il seesn-
81 wis.r tfGat ne remain 1T horne for
a few dET=
The -C--t'E cs:tE&It --le-lt ~p-rorLs mai
~ ~c-It'n seams -lkelv Il : .npus-
SAB 3 2 alaGs re- blame tur the arci-
f=1- M a1v Il rhe persons con-
c'ss----sZl. * al Qaars . De n,-e lhe
lRu4t Of t.irr-,lrrlylar7t,ns.
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Eores. Fire Peril E,rx

Reup--s and estimates rom Tep-e-
ssu-arives " the Forest Service. |.
: Department a4 Agriculture. .ucl-
cate mai ne perlQd % ms greatest
sp--esr fire peril thai ms ever On
frourea -tae Forest Se--:.7s mas oesn
Drought o an end ny heavy aims and
sr1ows II Montana and northern Ia
no. Until Ltls So-D< nsssnea assist
s.rfee from nature arrived ne wooded
areas Of the dIsIr1t.- we're SO dr- mai
fires gained terrific neaowRv with as
1oElsrlrE raplaity-
A SURPRISING number + electric
s-p--uy occurred over -hsss c1n1e~-
eir-- -rElsns ura accompanied ny sL.Tfi-
clezrr ain 70 ct7es.k -he flames winch
started OK IigrtrlnE a3ore -fYEn r-aIt
Of me 1res n rhe -eEfpTs. reports
snow Were Degrn ~ ssIcn electrical
discharges
To raeer Inns Ea-.i IT -duT-ara and
northern idEnp. q maximum u -.1t't'
ext-a men We're employed II aLaIli9El
-c -ne reguiEr FORCES II The lsil- 3
re.son OF what was -rnrabiv osr-e-
ORGANIZATION rnau mas ever ossT, 81
KE-ft-OlOATs
ware able 70 ke-p ne flames YER
la,-rs.iy away from ms more valuable
timber 'NfgIie ne definite figures are
v+-- araIiarle. Il Is esrIaErs1 -lEr -ns
burned area totals sppruE-matesr uITe
million acres Muca u TINS. however
vas lane Wfzl-1 RAG 1sen burned vv-s-
at some previous -Eue What =
known IS = uiew-4zs--a wsnu %
great veloc;tr--1ccarre-d during ne
season. ana auaea greatly . the
iapor II ne FIRE fErTs-r. For a me
L was feared mat ms destruction
wroas., might be IS g-sa. Is chZI
Il 1g1t.
T1is season sever men lost heir
lives fighting the flames Two died
Of spotted fever one from cve-exev
lion ana four were killed ny falling
frees In 1910 more Than 2 ner
we're killed and MANY towns were
EEped oEI. One crew Of men ttfs
rear was seriously lmpsr1ieG and for
nsry 1oszrs. II was feared Lhsr mad
ueen cu1 On ~ advancing flames
Another crew was forced 20 remain
IN q cuic stream tor g hours 20 avoid
oesng burned 70 death Similar mea-
sures were aiken % save a pack
Grain-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

II counecIIan with 1nf nationwide
camlMiE1. ltlf great spiritual reETTa4
thai Is stirring EiEe Episcopal church
t-uu ocean 70 ocean TWO regional
conferences nave Just been concluded
one al ST. PauIs CHURCH Bruins
Wick Sept. Sc. s-nd aas al Ihs CaInsd-
raj church u St. Luke. Portland.
u. !. Al the former clerical and lsy
1eplEles Were present from eagr-
nesgnoo-zug parishes and IL ttis al
ler Ten parishes were represented
n eGca case ttr afternoon was
laken I'D with business sessions ccn-
ducted by the Rev Canon r "
Pant The evening sess4uns were
addressed by ting Rev. William Po--
Ter Niles recIor ID Nashua n. Z.
Ar. Niles concluded MS powerful ad-
dress with Tins statement u Lt1e pEr-
pose II lie camaalE-. 70 MORN
he mind. u arouse the conscience. To
kIndls me devotion 1or z rnure eff
c,e-- service 20 God and man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03

View York. oc.- The lrfer-caUrra
wus1d noremenr =. industrial. confer
suce olEuen in sessions mere To-Day
with TN Rer. Frank Z Cruuc-. SET
-e<Ery ~ -he View York Juint corn-
mission ON Socssd Service NJ me
Protestant Erscoaal church. taxing
the Sour n advocacy q a shift In
the control af industry" 70 the
workers" Two hundred delegates
representing churches labor grIer-
es1s and ez1pioyes N the United
States IND Canada were n attend
ance-
ne prese-l. -ei&Iisso between en-
ployes anu employers s. un-Chr7s-
tihn- ak-ctarea Il. CrpaC.- In the
middle ages ne church Of Rome ds-
could MI use Il 70 ms own ssIisfac-
lion. II tne same SITUATION existed
toisay lnsre wouid ps 10 sUea thing
rs iaoo- disturbances
he said alfhalE. x IVES tf--1e thai
the workers ma MOI had managing
experience. industry rlgn-tLIly tye-
locgs 70 then.
IF Won DENY cpuLrul Il what uhsv
s,re rhsl- lives fIG you asry Ite-n
justice 3 sRla-
In the names ii FrRnr1s If Assist
anu Of SaroIIarola wtlo fuEEfsI lte
battle for beiter SOCIAL conditions 20
nEnT Years EEn. : say We snoiEid ASA
ourselves Et7einer Cr nor We siauli i
recoguze rrls -ruieal movement Il
seday and fsna l.e good qg11--it.ss =
Three things are locked Tor gen
araI discussion .Tv the c1Ivez2Ilo--
They were announced - '-ae-uvr---;2s,y
n -nuIst-v -rrrn Lrle prints n v4sFs
If fapOr- employers and Lhe puulie.
tu-res ana movements eDnIr1tIzIIrl- :
towards solErlun If -nes industrial M
rest. ana The cnu-c1 n relation 70
trle .uous-r7al c-lss
A committee WIS appointed 10
draw ~ recommendations winch ne
-u-er-cHurc1 world HnUveEnsni IS o
place before the convention Frank
N North. chairman = ne 1s.lss>si
.,c,->nclI u churches ~ Chr1sIIua. was
setter 60 - IEad L It's Euernt.e-s n
clI-sas Mrs.. 5uru ,. Rs,,fsefeIle-. j.
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Miss Anna Z Eeacy OF Manchester
\. L. VINO hzve peen guests al he
Eer-ev nome. returned Saturday 70
-netr respective aumes-
Nj Giles WIZ lzs bee- s-ay1n- AZ
M nome N Z. Il. Jurc4n- -eriIrrlt.5
MunGay u us horne n Aedforu-
Mass Mrs Giles WIN remAan here
1or 4 wrIlie i0EEu-
George Alien arr son Weston mace
an auro trip Sund2y 70 ne seasr1o-e
II -hs vicinity Z GIE1eEt's 'FrldEe
NrE. ANNE -ar1e las returned TOM
= TWO weeks v.s3t with relatives 4
East GEturu.
-he uar-.zEs u Henry g. 2oce-Ts
u 8owuo,1 ana Miss Margaret NJ
Aav u Llsuun FANS -eeA plaGe Mon
aay u iasI week -heT VIII lessdz
al L..st,un Fails.
Miss Ellen --1ltaiTt OF BCwuolCr&Tc
9 ttac-ln- he Starord school ana
boarding n tte 1o1re Of & 2. Jones
Mrs. Aa1r1e Grover IT'S -e-l1-Tls-a
., -ewls-u1 liter passin- 4eE
weeks WITT '1ar parents. Nj. anu Jdrs
George =. Grover.
Mrs Eveiy-n r~att Ina dzu=:-- 81
Els recently vlsEIe-d Relatives Il
F-eapoIL.
-S4p:1reE ana Felix small v-17o ~
merit II LztGrAe4G. nave returned
1orne
Nj. ana Mrs. F-l-k Everett 1zrz
moved .ro-u L1cctdsiC q mar EARN
II ms oiace :nr ne WINTER.
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Worker IN Near East
saws Situation nS1apie

PARIS. Oct The Rev-. James Lew
Barron Of Boston director OF lhs
American COMMISSION for Belief n
,rs- Near East. VINO e on ms eve u
sailing tor New York after elEr-
months Of travel II Asia Syria, Pal
asrue. AesuperRula ana ArmsrIa.
says -ns Near East IS becoming n
c-eas1uEiy FESTIVE unaer me pro1rnl,--
al uncertainty Regarding ms future
stains Of Turkey ACCORDING q Dr..
Barton. outbreaks already nave &C
Cured ana danger exists -haI mere
vii ae extensive r0s1tIl-res n -as
Caucac-s anU Turkey.
.@Evey1--hrn- : waiting or The N
ltec States through all of eastern
Euryr-. satd Dr. Barton Spes1y
-artfica.Llan CT ne psace -resIT World
contribute ez1rnouslF q permanent
7eacs n al rna1 part u -ne world
and assure me safety y hundreds u
thousands n persons wno nov I've
II Eserpsr,Ial fear
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SITUATION UNCHANGED
IN PITTSBURGH DISTRICT
Of GREAT STEH STRIKE

P1tsolzrga. OCT. The siss.I STRIKE
sI-l1aliu-. in -he P7-Isbur- disrrfc- re
rne1ned r----ua.,y unchanged -oaay
Str 1ornuCry officials continued -
r-laI--aIr nat more men were -
turning @ WORK ana -puuage was o=-
NJ .-IE-s4S=ci. w-llis ne strikers
eaae-s declared -hzI rhe4r nan ware
no ciny I'm
Steal companies user hat MANY
E,--saE 1rtg r-ter lines NJ work und
IRE erzlsrtnE ne Hills -hev iIso
claim --zI unsklIled AMERICANS rom
me T'-r,er A0nJrEaueia Valley.
.TTc,r--1yrgvv- and eastern ONO are CON-
1c- mere Z g-eat uuDpe~s seeking
e--rrig'vrnsr1
30 Statements Ina TON arg q
-te srFel companies, sZc@TI- Jne =
suad ~ -t1a Carnegie Steel Co, wrlTc:
sand ttl-t .pc;2r WAS 'cns oesI day
va. L -ur-ha- saiG:
T1ETe gre bean gopG Ez-ns T
e--a,-T- oiaE-- new men 11e still ON
IT = )Id -nea seem To " -egalr..rlg
Confidence ma are returning n i
e--s1---- .-lG4A-f-LS- IL -GEz-lE-S
--rc--e:lsluE md altogether -tle slrua-
ION : --c- caste. W seem 70 oe
SZ-t1aT-og -uTse-cS n 1.2e GAINS ana
are uU7 losing an 5nca
ReTT7--s rat strikers were rea l---
ng e ne mills were Vigorously DE-
MAD al national strike asaaz lle-,-tErs
Where WIS sald atic1itiunEi nez
WEIR waking ~ n nam plants ana
-rarv 1R'w 8nplic-tiCTls fp- -neupe--
snip w=-r being received
According r II announcement a..
strike leati quarters. Attorney Jacob
Roe q ne strikers legal staff ana %
men we~E a--es-ec ~ AuAesspe-t
wuIis Inat1Hx dispositions fp- the
-sIl1te invest .=--z-1-1E z.cn-uiItee -Eey
ware taken u -te po.ice station anu
deElled Cser-nlss1oc for eu--tie- G2rtl-
a-'1rEs % axe further 1e-,csiLlo1ls.
lie authorities Il AcAeaszlarF.
when informed = the UNION an
aoaDcsrnelL. said ne attorney az
1nl0D men rad uor .1een arrested but
Iad oear ordered rom the CazI-ra.
iauo-s ths-e when i vas closed ves-
-eruay afternoon
-~4-iN1- -tEaLAL.6 Es
Fl -urlsr1 -nz- -tIe attorney ana the
strikers were not placed II calls. sut
MAD neen released after 1a:us
marched % ne police station
Andrew Hughes. lCrE-aaIierrai
president NJ rte Co0psrs' l1Lluu r.
ported 70 strike 2eaaqUar-ers ro-lsr-
hal All Office y ne STATE 2aIice aad
entered ne BraQdsek UNION hea1-
Quarters loaEy ana -o-c down sErff1
notices as bulletins Ano-her re-
port vas gwen OH thai seven stare
troopers occupied ne. platform WIN
-ne presiding Utice- 81 -hs -eguisr
meeting u Lhs local unlon ~ BRUCE
Ana Structural ron Workers a.
homestead last night.
A-esEs Of strikers throughout the
district Continued. according u
strike HEADQUARTERS. The UNION MI
Gals declare mat men are beng ar
~esIea ny mil oosss sworn Il Is Dep
Iry sne-1fts tur earring UNION cards
and refusing 70 20 hack 70 work.
-he -onneilsvltIs Courier n -
weekly -evlsw II conditions II -t@
coks -eE,on. SAYS he LOSS N p-pduc~
-ioc during -ha first week u ne
strike was 700 -Urs. ~ a -eGuc-ior
Z about g par cent ron re p-nce5-
II week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
UNION OBJECTIONS N
CHICAGO DISTRICT

Chicagp. Oc-- The steal mills Y
MS district rpdzv apparently maze
E-esteE inroaos On the ranks u rig
strikers -nan IN any o-he- dav =
ne strike. Reports Indicated that
ABOUT .1eo men returned . work AMI
L.u 1Mcisls were predicting opera
-iuus ~ uasis ~ 50 per cam within
4 few 6rI-s.
-cinc Leaders wf.ile admitting
li-z- rne-e u-n1sbsy r--G BIER so-e
ELECTIONS from this rs-rszs- lis1-e-----.,-.i
-. suc.1 -nez 2s I'D Tu---1el 20
work wore cammc- FHna-ers- -hsT
sid he skilled wcrtsc--s wc:c :-e--.x5c-
IL CT strike and tha. without thezn
be mills we-r -.-t.;-1.s- helpless.
Ee.75--es s-r-a Car ~-c=-c -.s-~t a-i,e:----
SD g-xx..zc-x ~1--.=---..af r. v---.x tcr-.-s-.
-as ICES ai-=25e- C. 11a u s---zs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
Hanuley-Page Bomber
TIC start SUNDAY Morning

F'aT-sDoro. y. :. Ocr. After =
sllt'cesstul trial el-nt nErr iate tn
Gay Admiral Marx Kerr announced
-tlal ne Planned 70 star al s 0 caork
next Sunday morning Or New York
n Cne Hanale3- Page bombing niars
winch landed aerr ana was 1zmzred
carry r the summer wniis artesrpl-
TX & 1on- stop flint from View
Fo1nuiand % New York. -1e p!an-
WI larry - persons
Admiral Kerr sac ne intended %
sf--rt rtfs Maine coAst ana 7y across
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