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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25

bers C foreign bora workers. have
walked ou.. many Anexiean born
men have Joined our ynn1ER o.
cCurse- Il must be remembereA thai
large numbers q fcresgn born meu
are employed IN II.sklIled sahcr u
tie steel indrsszrv."
Frank p. walsh. former chairman
q the Nafsc1al War IAhcr Bnard
wired tonight that Ne wculd arrive
II Pittshurg within q few days &c
take Up the fight Of the workers fcz
free speech and free xssemesage and
Investigating loczn conditions. Nr.
Fitzpatrick said
Although dkineaine6 70 talk aboss
The committees meeting today. Sec
rotary Foster said that q s1h-con-
mittee had been appointed to meet
with the Presidents Of the four rail-
rad hro<he-hcods TO discuss mat
tiers pertaining 20 tie strike he re
fused 70 20 into particulars regzrd-
ing the purpose Of the meeting with
tie railroad chiefs
Whea asked regarding TIE pro
g-eSs q the strike. Mr.. Fi1xpatrick
SAID thai he was highly pleased with
reports and that the mills were shut.
t-g dow Throughout, the country.
Es said that the strike was the un-
ic1'S answer % Judge Gays oecsar-
si5o7 1ha. i did not represent the
majority Ct the employees Of the
CzIted States Steel Cooperation
We have conclaslvely proved that
NJ. Gary Is wrong he said
When asked 4 he would communi-
cafe with Mr. Gary and again de-
rznd . conference. Nj. Fitzpatrick
SD that he would not
He said the next move was I'd 20
NJ Gary and TIA, the only possible
haPe for settlement would be the
g-znting o. the steel meas request
fo- conference
The steel strike has the support Of
lie American Federation Of Labor,
NJ Fitzpatrick went On 10 say Re-
r.c-ts circulated 70 the contrary are
-sleading and false he said
According 10 Secretary Foster. q
considerable part Of the committed
tine today Was taken mp with 3 dis
czssion Of the Bethlehem Steel Com
razEs case He said the committee
hss sent al uitim2tun Demanding
nat tae union be granted q confer
ere al once II no reply Is received
.-an the Bethlehem odscieis by 4
c-c1ock .cmorrow afternoon he ilti-
Ltd that . strike would be called n
re plants Of that COMPANY
The Bethlehem plants which en-
ysoE approximately $500 men are
among the best organized n the
county, Lr. Foster asserted
M Foster said all the plants o.
-hR Ms3vzte Steel and Ordnance
Co-aary. with tire exception Of the
Philadelphia works were closed o!
..e strike
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
VASSALBORO

EAST--w- X Saa6erson and
daughter Helen. returned TO the!-
home IL Portland after spending
seva-ai DAYS with his uncle Aroo
Lille 81 Eas- Tass-iooro
? o Burgess IS attending Court
a. 5EyDza frcL China
TIE sweet co-1 IL going 20 The corn
fzctogy - Tssszihoro z P station.
Ehere = * bang canned a. the rate
% - ears = minute Il : most sar:-
tar co-6i.ioa
Ms Warren Sehb recently had tie
ho.o- q entertaining . Hoco Of
relatives ccnszsr5oE u Sre gszsr-
aesoos- The oldest member vas Mrs.
Mary Mccoy q Tassalboro vito.
although es re.-S q age. eaScys
excellent health ana takes grez.
pleasure IN visiting her children.
SIC makes her hcms With he- soz
Melvin Hanha ot yassagho-o. Sns
vas three tines married. Ter SrS-
Husband being Jzcoh HanEs, os
".-sao~- and trol this -ascn there
Te-e for children After Mr.. Ham
mas death SIZE married -oos- G.axse~
and ero-a This u1so7 there we're .h-.e
e-isoen So-e years after lis
death sic married Leooar. NcCor
VIA 1sed Il October. 1874 TIE o-he-
members q the party were Mrs Les.
tfE Russell. ~ Ner Harer Conn
MIS- Henri Z Merrill, also q s-er
Haven Mrs Madeline ST.,
Woo - . years cid and he- ,nu-~
SCI Ne--zI Sherman rA. r.s Co.
teen months old
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CHINA

H-krsxine Academy coe,es
September ., with Al ssse,s---. a
scnossrs with Miss Nsr<r.-=-.
1cfnasoe az principal Mss F---..
assistant and wsslt. :,
S0ssc As teacher % athletics 49,
49, After taking cre- TIE
.eeeA house which has bee, 49,
nace2F repaired and Sites y, =
noTs do-1Esosr. called Pod TN
elser Placing the hors ,bere r..
came The question VIA. 1. = :.
cone with tie rest q ire rsrss -
s0e Ao.stelow place was ho1rs. a.
: Ipaefssy ren1rztsd outrSs. 80
= sHo vi sooa Re Na6y for TIE r-~-
% ne E-rss and Miss Coonhe. ms.
ne knovn as tie Ersktne Amer
g 5000 . II nozrszhing eond.-
ton aod everything posntr "a . ~---S
Fea-- There are "a IN II. $780,
class
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
NC-4 TO VISIT
PORTLAND TODAY

Pr Ez25- Ma S=r- &-Tat tsS ELs-
4,2srs~c e. SC4 VII - Ezys- = aos<s
grestg wkez sc ARRIVES = Po-s1zod
co-s-- An a--z2Et--t was -zie
wednesday tA-ozgl tie courtesy o.
Nzyc- Clarke vas-e5r The peo-ls Q.
Po-5An3 vi - gwen possibly tszt Il
kc--s wz@gs he ar--ozea Ct La
1EDonS craft A. t1e request .. lie
For-iaaa Rotary CAB zzi By arrange
meat VIII she zarr 6epz-|ezt = mes
sage VIII he sent 70 .At Cape Elzeetz
vBrtiees <-2-soe cee ksit hoz- hesc-.
ia azrsai1 arrives IL Porzia15 and IN,
FTiaI5 Ere alarm VII soGo6 TIRE.
blaE-a q tie Whistles q ehs depart
Eszs three tines. tozlc-ed ~ A. Inter
val and thea ey three Eo-e hlas-s re-
pea.ec three CEsk tbs VII gre -ec-
r3e tizs 20 get CIT @ vantage pez,..
and See TIE arrival q tie gEant Plane
II is also expected tat he- actaal AZ
rival viii se tie signal fe- s.as-s sro-
sAc.ocies az5 Eees-srA
he coE-;.fee Wednesday also c---
psete9 arrzageEestz fer Q sazh.sesz-z
tczr fer ccrrzaser Read and tAs crew
G. the NC-4 n well q sc-e Q. the rs
irsax o5eerx Who VII BE hare Il CO.
ceccoa with the visit Ct fee zig sier
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GOMPERS PLEADS
FOR UNION COPS
OF WASHINGTON

Washington. Sept 4HSenainr Ny
e-S' proposal 70 stop the pay q any
policeman Of the District oS Colrm-
bsa rho remains arrnxxed WIN or
ganixxed labor was chA<acsegi1ed to-
Gay by Samuel Gonpers Al -nos only
unnecessary. but unjust and unwfse-
Re tod the Senate District II Co
samb:z committee the Federation
would serve ex check upon any un-
toward act Of the police
Inadequate salaries injus1.ces and
missrea,rsnt- Gonp<rs said had
caused the police Of the country TO
rAspcnd with extraordinary prompt
ness 20 the opportunity given them
70 affiliate themselves with organIx-
81 labor. He suggested that The only
other organization TO which police
nigh, turn was the l. ". W
Ccmpers said enactment Of the
i'll! would place q stigma OF the Ia
Dor federation Calling attention TO
,Ae o-sa1iza,ioa's record IN the var.
he invited a full investigation Of its
Gets and offered TO place before Con-
Eress al ~ its records
Prohibition oe individual rights.
Re insisted. Characterized TOO nsaasy
resent measures
Thou shalt not seems 70 BE-
TIE order Of she Day" he said
Dent. don't. don't say those II
ezIhcrsty, ana If you do ve viii put
you u jail o- cut OF yoe- pay an6
throw yo1 in the street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
AT CHEYENNE

eminent SET Up and thai 10 oA1ge-
Vas 70 be heard from the speaking
parts given 20 TIE British denim
ions II the eag4e Assembly Tie
withdrawal obSecuoa- he ADDED vas
another bsEahpo" that had oes-
6lspelied
Thus. continued NJ Wilson the
Nho2e discussion had settled GcN-
upoa Article n ua6sr which tie
members agree 10 preserve one AZ
others territorial Integrity zEaias,
external aEEesszo1- he declared rs
cut al ;be tap root u ~az." bscz-se
nearly al wars started t-oa aEs-S-
s.ol against Iaose unable 70 5st4ls
th0se.ve<
Tie reservation read ty the Pres
Eens was the SANE ,ks- 5e I'D -
fore his audience las night ~ Sal.
Lake City By its r-or-sss-s he
United States would ASSUME No obi
gatson 70 preserve tie Territorial IL
te-E-str q other r2ssc1s unless Co.-
gress secG3S 81 decide
T. e IS fa1ugh ycz said We VII
No, JON ale league acE-" said H.
but NAY Seiz Il f-u1 tine 20 1-a
We woav p-c-ESs anything. ez- t-1z
time 20 time we cay c-cF-4.-
The thing Z C-wEthy ard -s5Sc-
Clc-S L mans tn -eEl:-c. q
The treaty. noting 7ess TIE zss1s =
final We caE't ayo53 =. We've GO -
make the dec1sac1 and, o1ce Ez5s-
there ca2 Re NJ t--z11s hEzck
Unless the United States wso- .r.o
rAa ca1ya 80
stunned is taE r~7ozSs lily :. woas5
have 90 cGle Z Late with Germany
Following Ire address P-sss5s--
and Ms Wish zo5 members Q.
heir party WERE taken for Al zzto4-
roee5se -s6e ove- ,he city z-s tA--zgA
Fc-- D A Russell three niles oz-
Epoa their re.-l their syeca1 train
EFT for Decve.
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FoREclosuRE

p Il wA-EEEc-SE " .EAN.
NETE ~ WILLIAMS
Whxrs2s .sa-xsc-s : Williams :.
WR-Ev7 u At CcZ-1y ~ AE-1H;s;
9ae SAFE &c Xkzae- = hkr n'rf.ss
deed EaseS rAs trE-ssezxA 2ky q Dr.
cezsse-. a = III and recu-aas 4 As--
nekec Crl-er ReEzExT ef r'ests Z
Rrok Fl =. Pare IN crwvE-r6 - -.
rAe z-sSr-zr-.sE- q certain Fssea Z Ara
wssh SO eEz5ezrgz thkrerE- S--Szet :
saa1 wrgg and h,cZn5AE Knt b.
sc-|aes5 - s1Esogx - wz-- -As ~ =
ro1f js2sng frum warsk-ur Ger =
Ezs- NonDeE-A and ee-wee- "a a.
las *L-- On tAR Ns--A ant -ts Z
r. <Az - TIE sc--A Ia Ex<s-:
s,rs--6 . he sAocx II Lake C-'sSs,,'sset !.
c-1r,=-s RAS - KssSEE \ az = ~
sw-se. BY Ar.sW Z S.SlEE a.
q E--rol- CREzDeocrg \ - So
sxs.e-sy corDer q ne WIE9sk--s dr1
rn-E wexskrsr a9arsE In 3rrs . So.
Sx-- % TIE We<cer2V end * 49,
fkz O. the <Anre ze - Nz-~rFs s71G
k-43 20 TIE SNz1Acx<1 GARNER - fs =
sxs1 ewoeH Ar a Z NE1S EHt -.
p M4r-za- sAlx TseEs.s e.sEnr SfH
SsGsA nane 90 degrees Wse II : 81
1a 90 WEAz- farm E1nf- -hFrsts -
% 10 the xArce Il sASs Cssssissssst =
sAe befure rnFn<52reE= zherHcS 49,
- TN raRce * HsruznzE AMI
The cnnL5.51n AZ skIS mrr~fzSs ~ z~-
NHE HEFrcSE ~ -~sszr
~ A~r@<A ~ M s.anEs-E1r 1nsSef-
cszazn n evrerSo<u-s &c SD DeE
Dated NJ sslt W-frs-f-rg -as SKI -
of SRyrEzas- =. ~ r,~
= W2-ERHA =
r. FoS1E
.zn A-1cr-s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL
Table CASEY PARDON
Case FOR one WEEK

A hearing was hest before the
Governor and COUNCIL last night Ct
tie petition for tie pardon Of Ar,ha.
J. Casey % Calais. Who was cocvs--
ted In the supreme judicial court for
WaxhtnEtcn county In 1877 Ct mar
slaughter In causing the death q.
Manning Tracer and ~ho vas Ssc-
terced 70 serve not less than six II,
more than L years n tie STATE :
prison
Judge Benedict p Nahec Of Az
g1sta who appeared as cou,se, -.
the petitioners. said that although
bad blood existed between tie fwo
men Casey struck Tracey 10 protec:
himself Casey II i poor health and
further ccnH.ene1: II tie prison
would BE sn5uriocS
Judge Maker read q letter from
County Attorney Herbert J. Dnzley
in which he states that since che
,rszl ne has reason 70 helseTe shst
Casey acted IN self defence Leste1s
we're read f-c@ Mayor Percy Z Lori
ex-Jpdee Fred " Psckard and Judge
Ashley ST. Car Of Calais favo-sng a
pardon and . letxer was aisa pre-
sented fron Nrs- T1ora Tracey. vi
dow a the dad man- II which SIZE
SAID that she was NOT opposed % par-
don for Casey
Ms Caser. wife os he prisooe-.
testified that she Was the mother 90
seven eki,6ren and she needed hU-
husbands support
No one appeared IN opposition to
The pardon and the matter was Ia
b1ed for one week
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Y. n. c. A. ACTIVITIES
Girls ane Womeers Classes - Hes
First Asetzoas TsSay

Today vi be girls md wo-s.' :
cay a. tAs Augusta Y N c Il a11
Doris Wzl5s-. Wiz = director q me
woyk for Ers and Women. VII -
present AID have charge Q. Tie sE1-
ElHx es4x<.e& III grEazzEz class
6 VIII lot SAT- Gzssz 1Ex1 week =
schedule Of these classes VII De Fasr-
Eshe6 II The Journal la1sr-
Thsre las already been mach IL
teresx shown il these Classes and 4
Is ezz21r 20 he Z asg rear a. lie
" foc work Gr1c1x girls and young
wolea- ZAe membership fee VIII BE
the sxEe Is II prxvaaGs years at
Membership Is cYsz g 2zy Ez-i &C
WOMAN = Augusta who i pAy Ssczlsy
well The exercises = the E1o2S.E-
are Designed 20 hesp keep one It al
Il good FAyxaczi cnntz.a1l and there
Is also q loe q f.. Sad god tines
zNonS The members VIA ATTEND
Mc-ss-x who are thinking q a2v-
ing their daughters attend 1Aese
e4aszes are welcome 70 v2x1s tAe
and ZEE the class work
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DeSssss Car. Avtss Collide

Two automobiles ccliide6 o. Main
street. q. sAs t2-r C. Silver street
Wednesday s5ozr noor one owned
and 6-avsa ~ Arthur Jcab5e-. and
The other 81 automobile track 6riv-
e. ~ n = Tozie- o- Gar5ins-- The
-pck VS. zacZ. - make TIE tlrn On
Maj s-es- from Silver. VIE. the
car came down she stree. o. il way
70 lie Pains Tie Lew5S.o. car was
s-k- making tie corner. and II was
tor tie drivers O. the automobiles ID
take chance o. coming together or
70 hit tie Lewiston car. 50 they took
TIE chance
EeszAer @ the occupants were
hurt AID The truck vas 10. damaged
= s1T way. b., the passenger vehicle
was sad locking CIR. although i
vas driven 70 the garage O. It's OWE
powg- The Lights bumper and hood
we're seily beat
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DOUBLED WAGES
DON'T SATISFY
SALEM WORKERS

Sass1 Mass SEPT :4-Eagas h---
c7e3 eZp5oEes CO tx NzEExeaS
Stan Co.sSa NE1.s here x-rzsck tozsy
10 enforce demand p-ese1zs6 Sr-
e-al weeks ago <o- = wage increase
Of = Fer eSE. Tae 1E-ss mere ~
ning To-Day With 81 hands 4. wc-k-
E-Qgyes C the Peabody S5eacA-
e-y. TAcA 5 co-nsxsss viii IL
Na-Cks1g -112s struck sas1 veek eo-
4 SIMILAR toc-aase- J. Proctor Saith
agent q ;he NsznksaE co-rn--.
tod REPRESENTATIVES q RE tsxtsss
z12el ~ cscafneoce recs-,1y fAas -
wage inc-e2sse< amounting 70 80 r.-
ceat lad ses1 given u Era last rwo
Te4-S further demands must Be re-
secseS
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VISITS WATERVHLE
AFTER THIRTY YEARS

Frank Eo5g5oa and VIE u Eas-
tn PEN, were u the city weanes-
cay. making TIE trip eF automobile
NJ Ho5x6o1 left the cry nearly %
years ago and vii Be remembered BIZ
many Of The Older residents being
TIE soz O. Rufus Eo5gton- Nj.
Hc5g5oc- IL was employed for q
tew Years whs2 quite young II tire
F-os- oEcs wasz tie late William
DE-o vas pcsnas-sr- Leaving
W&-sEvi1ss- ae went wes, 20 TIE state
C Washington and was very pros
p.s-ozs Z business He has since
returned 10 EzStoa- WHARF be = sup
es1zieode-t q q large manufacturing
pant Mr.. Hoig6oa found bit very
fe~ whom BE remembered scd only
one O. TWO who called hin by name
He Vas much surprised =, the many
changes Ia wa1ezTEIse il - years
There were but three b-5ck blocks
q Main xzrese xAel he went sxsy
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Senate Committee Starts
Steel Strike Probe Today

wasA.-x.oa- Sept e-ArT72ge-
-s--s were completed toright fer
sh@ heEsacEag Tomorrow Of the SEN
ste labor coEn5-tee's investigates
a re -zslca-wi6e steel strike. Chair
MAI Ks.Hpa announces receipt q
assurances e-u-n John J. Fitzpatrick
<h.s--s- - the strikers organixa-
.so- cc---rissee- that he woGia be q
hsns - r-eSea. -aabor's SIDE Of the
contrCEE-sE
Wrsss LENDERS q The COMMITTEES
were engaged in making faal plans
for shs hearing. Senator Thomas.
D.ertoc-zt Cosorado. In an address
Ga TIE soor Of the Senate, criticized
the strike II bitter terms declaring
that !. lad been called On the fin
sesz excuse that its principal CD
~ rae- IN strikes tkrocghcrt the
s.cs was to disturb and hedevfs il
du<+rsAl coocitions and tia; the par
tscsrats0a Of hundreds Of thousaD6s
country beccEnes Almost elvH wzr.-
Primary objects Of the senate Ia
ves1sE1-son- Senator Kenycn said TO-
cay. viii be the setting forth before
III k@@@&- - A4sC HS81 C14&c8 1AH@
objects Of The strike
he senator beds the hcre that
the Investigation. in its ealsghtsa-
meat CT the pah1ic. may AFFECT tas
progress q the strike The commit
tee intends 70 learn frum both ssdes
Of the dispute exactly how rnany
men and plants are affected: bc~
many steel employees are rniod Mer
and how many ncn-unscu: what pes
eszt remain -1oyar. What eozlater-
nj unsons and Industries are inrcas-
"a. anA whaf eundtfinns tznzneciAfe3y
- g ne strike Ccmmzttea mem-
hers are mncM imfexes4ed I'm searnfng
xHat per cent q the strEkers are for-
efgn-born
IL Vas aAso stated teAzy By mean
hexs Of the cosnmittee that n Pro-
posed 60 investigate the taiinre q
Lexg<1A1ions 90 avert TIE gtrxke-xkv
il w1S MT postpone1 1t Press6ens
wiascais request ana Why yudxe
Gary refused 20 Zeal Win Tie serzke
oxEzni1ex&
. Resafscms 81 Tia len6axs q the
skrIkerS perscmnea aase nrS - - -
0Etred Into.
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WOULD HAVE BETTER
AMERICAN COTTON BALE

View yc-S. SEPT 4-4cz5o- y re-etx
oe.ec-s - TIE Azt-5cz- c,art1g- hal
wA2ca VII he hard Il tAs xz-2s CO.
TN co1te-eocs 20 re hs3s n New Or
sE2-s EEK -12-A- zcco-Ls-g 70 IL az
DcGocs-s1- -s5s so5zv a. ia Had
Curriers' q c-e cooss-sacs as-s ar
Frank NsszTsh- SECRETARY to tie Bats,
SeasSa1s0G vesra = &C rs way 10 shs
cc--s..sce
The A0er5caz hale g Sss-zc.
when = -s4SAss The cs5sr ss6e e.eca1x,
q tie way = which = Is peeksS u
lack Ct EnssorEE1y and s.x rzsred CO.
cf1cas- raid Nr- Nss-ieh
Means TO redece sae eoss c< trans
ro-12tso1 q coz1c- also VII ne dss-
cosee3 a. the cocse-eoce, h asserted
II Is exoscteS TIA. this s--rursrae-.
Cal be brought ak.cgs ~ e-eacylrr =
packScE process ~asch VII make ,h<
e22es cozrac< w5thcEs decreasing ia
caansity Ct opssoa 80 he sA,ped Tia
enancarg and credit Of the c1es.err n.
c7sr-y. as vel m psEn for Standard
Ezas ssatassk-s Of the eztzus. asa VIE
he taken - ~ Tie eocvsassco-
Brazil Is beng 6s<czsses as are =
tire gcsszsse rig cn.toe prod zce-s 9. a.
wFrse- according ~ Mr. Ne<n-th. whs
a4se3 thas - she gOes into e Sc ~SE
Do 20 O. \ scssns1Sc bass II hal
been s<za-sseS- he sd tAat Bran
could szpSsy NINeaas ha.es Il e,st-ea
aanEalsy- Ills a-czat- he declared
vo-sd answer TIE present cr--a. re-
euireDez.x - tie wcrss- l. p yea-s
hcresex, he s1S- N 2nzza. cs-pxe g.
&SM nc ha.es voEl5 ~ receSsa-r.
Srrae Of the British DELEGATES kff 30
6zy fer Baesc1 70 v5<s. NILS = Mxssa-
ekzeefxx
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TO CARRY FIGHT STEEL
WORKERS TOT. s. SENATE

Pst-seurg. sept .-The Sgh. :. rhs
striking steel workers n tie Pitts
burg district for tie right y srae
speech and free Assem- blage I'll e
CARED 90 the United States Senate
John Fit1pa1-scE Of Chicago. clas--
Da1 Of the National Committee 70.
Organizing iron AID steel workers.
announced here tonight =, TIE csoss
q tie committee meeting Re sad
that lie would Leave =. o-cs f..
axA11Ezon 10 present ire striker
appeal 80 tie Senate committee il
VeS1EafioE tAe strike eefo-e wAc.
e viii testify toDo-ro~-
NJ Fitzpatrick declared Tia. lie
Sg2ataol vas critical n iris district
oecAEse Ct brutal ASA ats by tie
state poke On strikers He charged
that they had c.-boe3 and rza cow-
women a-6 children with the:,
horses ~ Caairtoa. Honssea6 zna
NcKe@po--
l At taking sufficient ev5enoe Il
Washington 10 present our case
tie Chairman sid \. is cur in.sn.
ton 20 demand that tie constitution.
n rights q the workers De Upheld o.
TIE FEDERAL government
There Is no possibility Of q genera
strike growing out Of tie steel work.
e-s u2lk-o1t, M Fitzpatrick &c.
caa-e2- All tax Of . general strIk.
- ridiculous be ADDED
MI Fitzpatrick asserted that tn
steel workers strike vas an Amer
can sSrske-~ He sas6 that reports
thai oaly foreigners nad walked cut
q the plants were false and 10,
Ssos&antSsfed by fact
defy any che % prove that IL .,
Dot IN American ssr1ke.- sasd NJ
Fitzpatrick Although large mum.
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Foster Answered
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-25
UNUSUAL ExTRlDITlON
CASE BEFORE GOVERNOR

An unrSuai extrzeiticn case in
TIA. the person agatnx. whom the
proceedings we're instituted was pres
ert. being out on bail was heard
by Gov. Nilisken In the Council
ChAHber ixst night
An Indictment vax returned By
the Grand jury Of the county ot Nd
dsesex. Na0- against John D. c.
CoaAss Of Czmbridge for non-rup-
port- 0osd;e. Who II enpaoye6 in 4
Tzfage II Poxthnd. w1s arrested in
That c1ty while Sergeant Barrett Nc
Ca6sry At the CambrSdgs police de-
rarsmenx came hero with IA papers
wffh he request that they b honor-
a Dy 6ov. 1GllIken- Gosdie. through
Ii counsel Frederick J. LAnghlin
az Portland. pGt up . aGnt against
sranffng tt exlxa6tsion-
AZ IT, nnnnsoa befcre Gov. MIN.
"a lasx nigAG Attcsnsy LAnghlia
cc,e~nAaA Sha1 Goldfe was MT fug1-
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