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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
MADAME LERAUDY SAYS
KILLED HUSBAND TO
PROTECT HER DAUGHTER

A.neoia X Y. Jan. 1S.-Fifteen-
year-old JacqueIine Lebaudr, fear foc
whose safety is said 10 have driven
Madame acques LebaudS 70 kill net
eccentric millionaire husband. The
Emperor IL sahara n their nom
IT Wesiburv Saturday night, toct
the wltnes tsand here today AMI ront
The grand jury what she knew =
he traged:. According 70 Mr.. Weeks.
ner testimony added nothing new 70
tAe clSS.
Mr. Weeks said the invest gal ~
probably would last severn. days.
JacqueI!ne was accompanied 20 The
court house by Mrs. Charles De
Sauiles 4 sister-in-iaw II Mrs. Eian-
ca De Saul!es. whose acqulttai II a
charge. II numbering Ter husband n
her nome the Box. adjoining me
I.cbaufiy home. IS said u have -lN-
en- Madame Lebauay nope mat she,
TOO. will De acquitted # the charge IS
brought before The grand jury. Her
iayvar, Ea!rv X Moore, made pub
iic 4 statement he said. Madame Le-
candy mad made To MIN. III whlc.l sIe
declared that her husband had mad
,.lreats against both her chlld AM
herself. ana that i was more ~ pro-
tect her daughter against an N
sane" father than % protect 1erS7I
from death that she had killed Le-
inauGv According 70 ms statement
Madame Lehaudy -to1 hey husband
during i st.ugglr on ne stairway IS
she attempted 70 draw a revliFcr
from her pocket He ial threatened
on several occasions % Kill her and
harm ne lizzie CIR; i vas Asserted.
Jacaueline Told Mr., Moore he said
1,.at hey father has treated her moth
er .harsh.y' rs far back IS she vas
an,n 70 remember ana added th1t
he was seldom. Il ever, KIND .
either of is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
STRIKE SYlPlTmzERs
Rm CLOTHING FACTORY
II MSalE, new JERSEY
Elizabeth.

Ehxaoeth. y. J.. Jan. ,a-Mor.
'nan score Of persons said 70 have
oeen sympathixerS Of striking work
ess. ra1ded a clothing factory AFRO
seite, near here. today. smashing tho
windows Of the estab,ishmsnr
wreckang machinery and, according
20 the police. throwing acid in the
aces OF the men and women who re-
fused to join the strike.
According to the police the raid
efs were armed with REVIEWERS and
ciuos and several shots were dred
as the frightened women. many NJ
whom were women. fed from the
building. So tar as could be learned
none was injured by The revolver fire.
several persons were struck by clubs.
however. and one man was so severe
~ burned by acid that ne probably
VIII lose his sight. The police later
held Hp an automobile containing
eight persons and placed the occu-
pants under arrest on charges of par
Dc1patng IN the affair. The eight
men in this car were declared nv the
ponce 10 nave been striking en-
pioyes of the plant. Occupants OF
two other automobiles were being
sought oy the police tonight. follow
ing statements from witnesses that
three automobile loads of men took
part in the raid. Josephine Muller. a
bookkeeper in the factory. told the
police that upon arrival Of the men
she ran to telephone and tried TO
call police headquarters but that be-
fore she could ge, the connection she
vas struck down by one OF the men
and the telephone wire was torn
down. The raiders then proceeded
with the workers wreck;ng virtually
all the machinery in the factory,
smashing windows and furniture.
They then escaped in the three auto
mobiles which had waited at the curb
with motors running.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
BETWEEN 10000 AND
10000 ON STRIKE N
lima AND CALLAO

Lima. Pe.~l. Jan. I5--. r. he ASso-
cla,cd Prcssj--A general strike n
vo!ylns between -p,lJr ana COCOA
men was called n lima ana ta-lao
today Serpra! t3oGsand men also
struck At ne Moroo,na copper Mines
Of lie Cerro lie Pasco Company,
The strike AZ Lima ana Callao vas
called IN sympathy Win -2f4 str:k-
ing cotton mill workers demanding IN
S-nuur iuy ana I - percent Increase
N wages All he stores Offices ana
tac,or:se IN both cites axe closed
and lie interurhan service mas been
suspended. Foods'uffs are virtually
understandable Minor clashes nave
taken place between Inohs ana troops
ana 4 number OF the strikers nave
been wounded. The government APP
p5,rrn1!r IS II flll control Of tle
situation. Troops are stationed IT
all important no!nts. Traffic On The
Cen,ra! Railway thus Ear mas not
',een interrupted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
BOAT owners STAY
OUT OF Proceedings
War BOARD

Nv York. Jan. I3-The National
q. labor Board. convened hy cahied
request # Iresidcn, " lson. decided
touar over the objections II prIva.e
boat OWNERS 70 make a finding II the
dispute between employers ami
crews which rasIkteG last week in 4
sl.ik" Of 1905 Marine workers and
II Il I'D # the oOrt.
W liam n. Taft. who presided. IN
announcing the DECISION vt the board
overriding Mr.. Banynge's objection.
SAID: There IS nothing N the state
Tcnt 10 show he opinion IF thosn
WIG made II on The merits Of the
case The boat owners then announc-
cd hey would AXE No part ~ the
proceedings mt 0hta.ned consent 10
eynaln rs oniookers.
The marine workers. the war ana
nay departments. The sH4pplng
board and the railroad adininistra-
ton. all Of which were represented.
announced heir Willingness 20 abide
~ he decision # The heard.
Nj Taft announcecd hat he ind
M would De = The form If Il REG
omlnendat!on that Inc owners comply
with the boards ruling or the men,;
demands for a living wase' and i
t;asTc s-hour day.
IN the case nj he railroad admins
ration. the war ana navy depart
.n+'Ii ana he shipping board. also
,'-~-+ Fiji. ne t.nnrr(.T- RS. Inn con-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
TO DECLARE MARTIAL
LAW IN BCENOS AIRES

Buenos Aires. Ian. I3.-fBy the As
ISOLATED Press,.-it was dec,ded today
bv the Peesiden. ana cabinet TO declare
MARTA, law N Buenos Aires. The date
tor The declaration has not been an
nounced Ten Thousand reserves have
paen summoned 10 The coiors and the
military cadets have beer called from
their vacations. The tota- number Of
prisoners taken by the police 10 now
reported 70 be about 900. The inter-
legation .: Russian prisoners reveals
hat nearly IL NJ them were tusit;veS
from Russia on account 81 revolution
a.-y activities there. The prisoners IN
dude 90 Cata,cnians. who ded after
the Barcelona Uprising, which 'errni-
aa5e,i with he execution OF Prof. Fran
cisco Ferrer II l%e,
Penro Waid. known as Presi0eht 81
The Soviet government. IS reported 70
have died from injuries received while
resisting arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
SEC. GLASS OPTIMISTIC
OVER COMING 5THLOAN

New York. JAN =: When ne up-
peat 5 made M HE Judgment ana %
M -,-nr.lnpu. III .h- Nntr,C:n people.
he ,i+,h. ana Z ,t!s' me asst Liberty
loan, VIII - orcr ,ne tup as .hu -FOUR
preceding l-.berry ivsu- nave gone. y
Garter CLASS. Seci-Ia.." Of tn. Irnas-
N.Y. 900 members - the Ncw York
Stata Bankers Assoc. ut.On tonight n
his .irst Dubi!c address, since taking
Office. W. are NOT gong % -ioa, he
next Liberty 'oan strictly 81 & .ori-
rncrc3al 'asis. he SAD. =. Is Hnpns-
able 10 10 IT, \ little thought xii!
,eacn rhy N!srsI among ne iinanci.rs
~ This goanirv ;ha, ! il impossible
nuW ~ ioat 1 iodn II 1900, 900. ocn OF
as,1ou bnH 900 purely upon an invest
rlent oasis. ~ cot say :llt :,,t ate
Il .',resI may loy nu-" - - some
=. ia, increased. buJ gentlemen. j;
,alnut - purel" m in%rst'ne1r nrnr-
3s'1inn. We cannot approach i and
should not approach Il ~ 4 Cold
bIOu4cd business way
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
EXAMINE 1900 AT CAMP
DEVENS PREPARATORY
TO DISCHARGING THEM

Aver. Mast. Jan. 13.-rhe Inetiica. OIL
icers q; Camp Dsv>ns pu' 800 men
through their physIca! ex9 ninat.ons TO-
day preparatory 70 dischargIrg tnem
from the army. All were from me eth
Division. 1t hau been ne Intention 70
hold the DIVISION lnta2; until af.e- '4e
men OF the 30lst FIELD -A-r4l.erT were
discharged. out word was received iha,
the art;llervnen would n0t reach amp
until Wednesday coi. Ronert y Roite.
gua.-e-naster Of the Eth DIVISION. WHO
comes from New Hampshire. Ell lodar
for New YORK. where le VIII AXE up
he duties OF assistant zone supply OF
tice-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
LACK Of WAR SUPPLIES
CAUSE OF HEAVY LOSSES
35TH u. 5. DIVISION

Topeka. h,..;.. .'s.a. I3.-Lack Of equip
nent. a.rpiiIiAs ana transportation IA
ciiit.es VS. responsible TOR the heavy
losses suifere ~ the ;Jlh Division n
is drive asa.nst HE Germans IN The
Arson!:e Forest, declared Gov ieHry
J. Alien this afternoon IN an address
It the city auditorium. Gov Alien as
ser;ed hat the 9Th suffered 7Val casual
les III The six-days cattle or half the
strength Of The division GOV. Allen,
VINO spen, 70 months n France for ths
1sed cross anc The II (. A.. ais,
-riul!scd he rensorsaip. charging that
I 'became arrogant. absolute is the
censorship OF Ger,uany--iack!ng only
The German Intelligence. On Sept, :,
the 18th Division started to enter The
-ArGonne.' sain Gov Alien BY noon
ms mex, laH he dolghboys mad gone
beyond he -aHse ~ ne artillery ami
rhey fought tor .ulir lays without am
ARTILLERY support w-n along the
roads leading IN TO ne battle lines
aiiu rline a-:e- -:ne I saw the roads
e-iNAe. With il:c bodies Of horses that
aaa been killed Or had lied III The h;r-
ness IN he efforts 70 bring I'D the ar
'.iltrN he ach OF ARTILLERY supper:
Was NOT due 20 t.lu men or the!r on.-
GERS. i Vas lack Of transport We
dun nave enough horses ana VIVA,
We iii have We're TOO old ana feeble 70
10 lie work. The governor declared
that There should nave been SIX tnous-
and horses instead NJ 3yC WHICH we
had when The men entered me battle.
and many were old ones mar The
French had discarded as OF no further
rs" 70 them. N-t our army paid $40
each FOR rnese animals. only 70 ~
t"f9ei 10 sacot hem J dtv Or 50 :a.er
because hey Ue-n TOO ola ana feeble
TO 10 The work. he continued Gov
Allen declared hat n. Germans main
.alntG domination II the air on the
american t-oAt. We saw !nucn N tie
n..7ers tnaI anne u is II America.
domination IF ne ar. MT We did not
know that throughout The war il was
going 10 ne ! domination OF not air. ne
SAID. There was no .avi II b-ave-y
on ne nart ~ our avaiors Often
':ncs hey went up KnuwIng mat ore
American pane ana one or -No Amer
eat .,Viaturs were pittod against ;nret
iour Or I'VE German planes.
MOI only I'D The l.rp.anc serrIce
paw lhc rice. bu- n. infantry also
n4.d th- price u a..inar l!e fpr -.
protection they 1lu not .:t!. Tor .he-e
was ~ IirnIau- guard To- them Gov.
Alien sG.J tAaI he Am rtcan soldiers
ar aot popular WIN III" Brush bu;
90 ,er-.ze delightfully."- VIII re French
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
CINARD STEAMSHIP co.
PURCHASES STEAMERS
FROM BRITISH GOVT

New York. Jan, 1.-THE Cunard
steamship company has purchased
from tue British government six
cargo steamships IT IN aggregate
tonnage Of e:..@4 j, was announced
-oni..lt The vessels standard car
70 carriers built for use during the
war. VIII soon he placed IN active
service hv t,!e company. The pur-
.'hase price was not made public
The vessels which we're of the war
series have been renamed. Their
new names follow. Nire!ua. Vindel-
LA. Eerentla. Eenusia, Veanonia
ana Teilana.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
correspondent DESCRIBES
HARDSMpS ENDURED IN 5000
MILE TRIP FROM VLAD|VoS1Ok

On1kk. Friday. Jan. Io--t BY the As
socIated Presst--After trip Of vir-
tually aooa miles from Vladivostuk
the correspondent Of the Associated
Press arrived here today Twenty
three days in under heated cars was
spent i'll making the tourney. The
windows in the third. class sleeping
car in which the correspondent mad
quarters had been broken before the
train departed from Vladivostos
and several OF the outer windows
broke during the trip These were
boarded up. but THIS did not keep
out the Siberian blasts encountered
the temperature sometimes beng
40 degrees below zero West III r.
kutsk the Trans-Siberian Railway
has been improved bur east If mat
place il IS seriously fisurganiZed
Russian opinion is favorable 70 The
management Of the railway by John
2. Stevens. head Of the American
Railway Commission 70 Russia.
provided Russians are gwen genera;
control. They seem impatient over
the delay and are inss,ir.
that Mr.. Stevens be given power
enough 70 proceed with his work
and save the railroad before 4 ~
TO late.
Opinion expressed bv people
along the route vas favorable 20
allied intervention against tie Boil
SheTiki. but there WIS some bitter
attacks made upon what was de-
ciared 20 he procrast;natiun The
people said they wanted the United
States % declare rs policy or 70
clear ou, Of the country Apart from
intervention against tire Bnisheriki
the people seemed 10 ne al the uDin-
ION that the United States should
guard the Trans-Siberian railroad
n order 10 insure an eventual IN
ternat!onal route from Vladivos1ok
10 OstenG. Considera Ole fear wa;
expressed that Rolshevik! bands
might cat the railway, Isolate Omsk
and leave Siberia helpless and siarv-
ing. Evidence Of poverty and gen.
erai distress was witnessed II the
majority of the stations passed.
There was little food FOR safe. Tie
people seemed iowncasl ana N des-
pair The CONVICTION was expressed
BY some of The people that the AM
orleans. who helped Europe to de-
feat the German. would nor desert
the Russians N their struggle
aGains, the terrorists There was
much evidence OF sympathy with
Bolshevik principles Int { was
coupled with complete Repatriation
nf Bolshevik terrorism
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
SPRINGFIELD CONCERNS
PLEDGED TO RE-EMPLOY
RETURNED SOLDIERS

Springfield. Mass. Jan. lc-Fif1v rep
-esentative manufacturers forming A
specia. committee of t1c chamber or
commerce tonight pledged themselves :: ,
reempioy wherever possible all former
employees who entered he service ana
TO assist NONRESIDENT, sol i.e-s 20 return
70 their homes. placing mem n touch
with their former employers. \: III
same TINE the city counc.. passed The
mayor order for :: committee oi -,
prominent citizens - welcome return
ing soldiers ard assist :. IN 10 obJal'-
pos ltions An appropriation Of slrn va.
authorized for ne purposes Of ,he com
nittee other than charitable lieut.
Col. l. y Iuhbell old he nanuIac-
,urers that when the government plants
&c! down to peace basis 'hey VIII IN
sIloy twice as many men they lid be-
fore the war
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Leader Paderewski
ONLY Slightly Wounded

Geneva. sunday Jan l..-Egnace
Ja,, Paderewski The Polish leader,
was only slightly wounded II ire at
tack made upon MN ~ an ASSASSIN
a. Warsaw, according 20 a telegram
rece,ved BY friends here today He
is said 10 I've continuing rs work
with Gen. Joseph Piisudsk! N he
Of tie Polish govern
men, ana IS Dlannln: measures
agains. tte Boishev,sts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
WAR RISK BUREAU
FAR BEHIND ON
ALLOTMENT PAYMENTS

Washington. Jan. l5.-0f Two and
i laf million checks Tor dependents
ail"inents ana allowances deducted
from soldiers pay for November ana
December, only $500 have been
mailed. Secre,arv Glass reporting
today on the var risk Insurance bur
eauS WORK in response 10 a Sena1"
resolution said n! October payments
mad bean made ana rhccss fot NJ
past ,Wo months would ue ont h-forc
The emf Of January
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
NO FORMAL CHARGE
PREFERRED AGAINST
SACO SUSPECT

Rork!aal. Me, Jan. 13-F-ank :.
Mansfield. arrested at s.4co yester-
day and brought here for eHan!na-
ton N Connection With tie murder
If Mrs Raymond D. Small LAST
July. was renanded 10 the county
AL tonight. County Attorney
W;th"c said that no formal charges
lad been preferred a-a!nst nm
Attorney General Sturgis assisted
III me examination If Mansaeld
!. vas established that re was not 4
former inmate If tne State prison
Tor whom the author 1.es nave been
searching IL their investigation II
Ne ,nurCef CaSe.
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Wilson at ~" Service

Pans, Sunday. Jan. i2-PresIdfnt VIII
son attended a meeting a! L y. VI. q.
A. nut here tonight anu heard the Rev.
Charles Il. Brent. former Protestant
Episcopal pisncp o; the Philippine ISL
ands. preach on Comrades n service.
The President occupied seat on The
platform but did not speak. He was
accompanied by Secretary Lansing. Col
onei House was not present because Of
Illness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
Former L. of NJ. Captain
Dies of Wounds Overseas

Bridge Mass.. jan iS-Lieo'-
rr.-,as Rice. former captain o.;
he University Of Maine track team.
died 1T a British hospital IN france
IN Dec. z. according to word re-
ce,ysd today by ms father Stephen
e.ce Death resulted from a wound
recs,ve5 while his regiment. which
vas brigaded with the Fifth BRUSH
Army. was making 4 drive IN ian
ders. Rice was born here IN 1897 ana
was --aduated at Oruno in 1917. en-
listing Immediately afterward. nc
earned his commission while IN
France
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
NO LIMITATIONS ON
COAL Expectations

Washington. Jan. 10 Al! i'nita-
tinns On the h.nu ar amount If ruei,
coal. 1000 ana otncF supplies which
vessels outward sound rom Aneri-
can ports may carry We're removed N
orders ISSUED TO-DAY Nv the Var Trade
Board. Licenses Tor bunker coal Will
ae ISSUED IN TN. same manner as here
tofore. however. and through ms the
board VII! cGnJ!nuc u control the
If me SHIPS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
STEAL JEWELRY
FROM DEAD AT
DEXTER. MAINE

Dexter. Ne, Jan. l3.-It mas been dis
2overed tina, the receiving tomb in M.
Pleasant cemetery n this town was
broken into one nigh, last week. three
caske,s pried open and 1ewe,r!' taken
from the bodies Of ,he dead. Tracks
IN The snow Leading from he tomb wera
TO be seen, but drifting snow has par
tally covered them and efforts 20 trace
them any great distance tailed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
Row. Ed>v. Fairbanks Cies

-. .rohnsour-. Vt, Jan 1.-THE Rev.
Edward T Fairbanks. Librarian ana H.
rector N the 81. Tohnsbufv Athenaeum
since 40. and previously FOR nearly 81
r-ars pastor II the South rongrega-
t.onal church here. dled last night aft
or a long illness. He was e years of
age and native Of this town. Among
several books written by ar Fairbanks
was a 1isrorr VI ST. Jonnsbur,'. pun
l!shed N 1915
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Johnson Resolution
For Quick Withdrawal
Soldiers From Russia

Washington San "a resoiuiian
to recc:l The Senate As tavoriue
withdrawal of American soldiers rom
Russia as aoon * practi. able" wa
introduced today rs Senator johnson
OF California. ~ith IN assertion that
Inc United states evidently mad NJ
Russian policy ara was inviting dis
aslc!-.
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LOOK FOR IMPROVEMENT
IN DELIVERY OF MAIL
TO TROOPS OVERSEAS

Washington. Jan. -:.-ienerai Persh-
ing. n 4 cablegram transmitted by Sec
rerary Baker today 10 Senator Shat
roth Of Colorado. said ne expected an
Improvement in The delivery Of ma.
10 he troops abroad. Considering thu
comparatively shor, time the mill,a.y
posta! service has been IN operat;o !
and the difficulties unde- which il op-
Grated with troops N The field con-
stan,iy moving, the general said he be-
Iieved a credi,ahle rec ord had been es-
"a blished. Secretary Baker wrote tina,
an investigation showed that l. days
usually were consumed in the transmits
sion of mail from the United States ID
France
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
DECLARES INCREASE IN
TELEPHONE RATES
ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Chicago. Jan. -S.-Decia-;ng unconsti-
ta,.ona. he recent order III Postmaster
General 3urieson providing Tor an n
crease of telephone rates. representa-
ives Of tie public serviCe comm ssions
Of Illinois. Wisconsin. Michigan In
diana. Minnesota ana Virginia meet
ne tuday protested against The acton
rs an encroa cnment Of the fedora! gov
arn,nsnt upon The power Of state uul-
~ COMMISSIONS 10 regulate interstate
rates
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BRITISH EMBARkING
ON BIG AR PROGRAM

London. jan. - -tRritish Wireless
Evening News says
hat j has he-n officially INFORMED
that me British admiralty is emba-E-
ing m rig program OF airship con
si-J:c..un that reGular lIrShip ma
ervlce between England ANA f.lt
United states during The suUlme, ~
-a29 $ regarded Is certain by ai;'9h r.
jlu.iiers.
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TO PROTECT DAUGHTER
MRS. LEBAUDY'S PLEA

M:neoia. y. Y. Jan. ia mothers
determination TO protect her u YEAR
Old daughter from an insane" faith
er was declared here today by coun-
sci tor Mrs Jacques Lebaudv. now in
all 10 be The reason she killed Ter
husband. the millionaire emperor
II Sahara" in their home at Vest
bury. |. /. saturday night.
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UNITARIAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSO. IN SESSION
IN CITY OF PORTLAND

Portland, Me-, Jan. iS-Discussion
If Sunday school problems was con.
Ilnued Iouay II :. series Of meetings
Of rhe Unitarian Sunday School AS
ISOLATION The topic this evening
was The associations spec!a!iza ton
NJ groupings. the speakers being
Mrs Maud Baldwin, r. 4. Waite. Z.
". Halpenny and A. NJ. Locke. the
international super;ntendents Of the
different groups. The conference
will conclude on TueSday.
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5LiC,N NATIONAL
':lTTEEM.AN FROM
si-lN NOT NEGRO

;. 2 NJ stor" Of the
r. iepUDiIcan national
~arn hicago Fri
vas enormously
'ati cen seated rs
= -lAn rom louis
!, ea - ,he position
~el' known bust
leans. 4 negro
,.. was pointed out
= .9 tcHographer Of
.e nan who had
"":r9 II questio.!
b.. on .o- he place.
.8g3ton discioses
|. 'tt4re- II favor OF
moment
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INVESTIGATE
!, CENTRAL WRECK

AN. 1S.-An lnfor-
s,.t,ra..on MO the wreck Of
antrai's Wolverine
|. >o..a Byron on Sunday
@y-racuse. beginning
-r,ng will be i joint
abroad officials and the
$3.50 nmmission. Coroner
| ,.47d ne hearing. Rail-
ar, Ina cnroner Snow 20
L. j. list Of % persons.
.lI - nave died IN the
a0os, bodies were brought
~, -ew If the bodies have
,,,yey certified by relatives.
~. re others IN the list
.cr-eo -nm Information avail
|. New raIx central Offices and
| srcar ahen out of the
h.. n Wolverine coaches.
mrs % a discrepancy II
.-.es- ne oral number Of per-
l. -ao ,,r' rs n the car and
- asrIed for N dead
L... rrxrI- rad been is
7arsors cor ms car. There
! os.es : ne norgues today.
tp.-,. Z 0nNsnerty Of Flins.
X Iospi,a! at noon.
W.. head -. The :Sr'i
"a. j Harry L. Dunnan
n H.. Is Mich. but as Their"
r. .:le -rEaence TO indicasae
/ l.. ...ie4 his name was no.
/, = Zeal list
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14

Madrid Jan 12.-Archduke Leopold
Salvador anu his wife. who was for
merry Princess Blanche ~ Castillo,
have arrived here incognito The arch
duke formerly was generalIssimo Of the
artillery branch Of the Austrian army.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
Resolution Demanding
independence Of Ireland
In Mass. LEGISLATURE

Boston. Jan. "a resolution Ie,nanl-
ing the !nde psndence Of Ireland was Of
teFed n 'ff LEGISLATURE ;fday by Sen
ator Cur-h Of Boston. 7 was re-
terrei 20 The committee On fedora! re-
atoms Public hearings will he give d,
on the measure.