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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
LABOR URGED BALKS ROBBERY
Not to Aid in Mooney Spry Messenger Chas-
Strike es Six Hold-Jp Men
Ole Bank Employees. Stunned :,
Blackjack. 7ev'ves n Time 70
Shoot Down Ma, WITH Gag Con
caining s71O. 3co-Conpan,or sur.
auer oy CniuroTorr

New YORK. JI1e 1.-THE 4 ie---ess
y an eider'v bank messenger wiz
pursued SIX hoidup men Gown Tire
s'aIrwar Of an uptown Manhattan
aieva:ed station and faileu ~. -.
-aen WIN SHOTS nm His -eval--a-
-rusTraleo daring arternpt a, Gar-
ign robbery 1ere tocar TIE ~oh-
Der VINO was SnuT was carving 4
bag SAID n nave confirmed 500. pnn
n securities taken from DAVID Ryan,
me messenger VINO d1d ne shooting
ana 1enrv 5uEla1. employees nj ne
oinnIaI Gank. who wnra tak,rE the
tunCa -G lc Fedora Reserve SANK
The robbers. VINO a9pea.ar suCd.n-
y on ne elevated staI~wav 1ut Bcr-
an nuT of business ov pressing 4 w-ad
NJ COTTON saturated WIN u:2iur1fnrr7
. ms face. while Ryan was stunned
with 4 blow rom 4 niack1ark Tow
ever. as ne mugs ran r'wa-d -.
strae! Ryan ieaped at.ar mem and
fred four snots Ii, ne -~nup The
man with me Rag collapsed ~nieas-
nE his holG on tne contaIae~ If ne
securities. and wnlie ne highway
man s companions ware car-v,nE rim
- d waiting automobile RYAN -a-
t-levad the valuahi"s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
ANGELES TALKS
Mexican Rebel Leader
Confident
Forces Are We'll Eaurppeu-Ne
Supplied With Funds anc Paying
for Everything re oetains-Says
Can Take juarex IN Three Hours

Eeadcua-ters Of Genera, Felipe
Angeles. Mex. June 1@.-'7enera. Eel
lpe Angeles. commander Of me Reb-
81 forces n the vicinity ni Juaraz.
granted a foUr-hour interview 20
correspondent of The Associa az
Angeles al ms headuuar-ers Is Mar
tin Lopez. mex, n command, Ramon
Vega ana Gen. Eoiguun-
General Angeles Is n me oes- ri
spirits and SAYS ne IS confident Of
ms cause. The forces Of Gen AaEe-
les are well equipped. MS cavalrv
horses are me best seen below me
border and equal 70 those # Amer
Ian cavalry
He is well supplied with funds
and Says ne Is paying for everything
ne obtains rom the -anca folk
Els men are not me ordinary I'm
Of revoiutIonIsIs; they ara bag ana
about JUa~eZ. they smiled and said
We can take Jua-sz Il three hours
Gen. Angeles HEADQUARTERS ara n
and oid house situated on a lane IF
tie man mad about L. miles south
of JuareZ
To reach his headquarters : a diff
dculI task because his man appear
every few wards. Some II his forces
are armed with as manv as rhran
guns and as many cartridge bets
filed II capacity with shells
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
SkEELS TRIAL
A t e PIT to Show
Arsenic Poisoning
Viii Be Mace by State-coneenrs
Certain Amounts Of 1oIsur 40
nfr,ster.o At Different Times
Caused M as Gays Death

lawrence. Mass, June -S.-A--or
nsy Genera. Harry :. Anvil told
ne IE-v To-Day n the --iai IF Ms.
Bessie N. Sheeisl LunoE-en 4or the
murder Of hsr pa-aent. MISS Florence
Nj. Gay, nat he commonwealth
would show mat mere was arsenic
n the liver ana stomach af Miss Gay
a. ne time NJ her death.
He maze ms state.nent n Al ef-
tnr- o nave M cour permit Medi-
ca Examiner George " Dow 20
answer d -upo1ne1lcal question as n
what would have caused MISS GAYS
1eat1 f amounts of arsenic wnlcn
ne snec:hed. uere n her stomach ano
.iv"r ii. 1ne LlIne.
Attorney Daniel J. Daily. for ne
nurse objected on The ground tina.
~. Dow should properly qualify as
ii toxIcoioEIcal xDer- before being
permitted - -npiy The court a.
owed Dr DOW 20 answer
III would oe caused by arsenic"
Snld the witness
M-GIc:. Examiner Dow testified
taat when ne performed an autopsy
s3on Mss Gays oony ne found Ir-,-
iat4uT n ne stDnacn. out mad been
unable - determine VIVA: caused L.
re- salIC maj a1.er ne aad read
"e09rT u d chemical expert who
mad Examined ne lIver anu slom-
Act7 NJ was convinced ma; me sub
stance ma. raQ caused ne I-i1talon
Was a-seaIC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
SIBERIAN TROOPS
CAPTURE GLAZOV
NEAR URAL MTS.

0msk. FrIuay. June s.-iRussian Teie-
: aphic Agency on me northern END
Il ne ron. wssI Of ais me Siberian
t:oops nave captured Elazov and are
advancing inward Viatha an ,fficiaI an
..runce-nen1 SAYS IN ne southern front
:le-= IS lighting near Sarapui and nea.
Ia.
The statement rom the Siberian gen
ca STAT adus:
The Siberian army continues me o.
iHnsise 4 ne direction ~ viaka We
have c-ossed ne -:ve- Tcneptsa norm
ol Ela2ov. wlIcr We captured anu are
continuing our advance rak,ng prIson-
a-s and war -na. ezra
= battle & being wREed north IF
Sa-apul. De,acnnents Of ne SEQ army
RED n c-oss The --ve- S.eiara. neg-
ia, but we-a ~eDuIsad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
STORIES FALSE
Of Fighting in Neigh
bOrhood Juarez
Asserts Consul FOR Mexican Govern
ment N e. paso--as Been No
Engagement Big or Llttie-No Ex-
oectation Of Ernrnec tate Attack

Fl Paso. Tex. June 13.-Andres
Garcia consul for the Mexican gov
eminent u Fl Pasu, today made the
following Statement ID The Assoc,a,
ed Press:
Stories of fiEntInE IN the neigh
bnrnooo of JuareZ ara false. There
mas been 10 engagement ing or Ii! :
tie. and | know that up 70 last night
no force of rebels of any consequence
mas been within 80 miles Of JuareZ.
Scouting parties are our now ana d.;
soon as they return we shall know
more about the WHEREABOUTS of any
Nillista force that may ne 70 the
south IN any case. there is no ez-
pecta-lon Of immediate attack.
NY information Is that between
800 ana 14O0 Villistas were cnncen
rated ar Villa A1un1ada- severa.
DAYS ago, put whether they nave
moved Durthward / 10 not know 90
day Their has been no fighting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
PUPILS USING
DOPE IN PASSAIC
\. JERSEY SCHOOLS

i'assalc. \. j.. June 1.-THE state
Board Of Health was asked N -esn-
3ttlon adopted today or me loca. board
% prohibit except upnn prescr ptlou
SAFE ri certain drops containing
e-ner and alcohol which have orouEn1
f"nr MANY 2assaIc schools Complaints
mat pupils were attending ciasses IN
IN intnxIcated" condition.
| pm investigation Dv scnpoi autnurl-
-'es L was fnund thai many mothers.
Drred because of the iaz,ness OF their
husbands 70 work n 1acturies a! nlEnr
and Perform -neir household duties ~
daN- used -nese drops as a stimu-
liant. ana maj me srlmuianr nae nee.
SD rn.leu and approved by tneir chii-
d-en.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

tcN he ASSGC.al eG ENHSS
The Council Of Four aevotad bot,1
It's sessions FRIDAY ~ REVISION o1
ne -ext # ne Peace t-aaty. prr-
aaratory II It's presentation - the
Germans. Premier Orlando Of Italy
Rorne Thursday night 20 discuss AZ
: secret meeting u ne italian pa--
lament ne work at nc Pence con-
ference and ~ rsacn decision IN
some important -nartars. n pa--cu-
Ia with -eEa-d % n1ilta-v precau-
mons On me Ca-.ntnlaa frontier
Ea~rr -onI11ru. ne foreign MINISTER
'-npresen1el lasv al ne F-1Gav meet
lnE y place # ne premier
The writing If ne Treaty. u
Peace. as announced II Pans des-
patches, was rendered lecessh-v ~
ne dlscrverv Of errors and Incunslsr-
enrles n ne draft as al first present
I'd 70 ne Germans. some changes
- ne made are " 4 hlEaiy IN por-a,t
nature. on most ara of minor
cna-.c,a- The financial provisions
viii ne amended so maj me repa-a
Mons commlsslun VII De gwen 9;s-
r-e-lt,n IL a-.ow GERMANY - gather
a working CAPITA for me ~asUnp1lon
IF ner industries 4 order mar she
lay meet me requirements of me
allies
The 0i,;bIsclte n SIesIa and
changes n the Polish frontier neces-
state new @iauses. wTIie "A REVISED
dr1f. Of tns provisions on ne Dan
.sn --onuers Is expected.
L nufticia4 aGylces stale maj Count
von Brock Iorf E.a-LzaU. head Of me
German Pace mission. mas raques-
"a that a spec.al train ne placed
al ms dispcsa4 llnTnedia; ely NJ ~"p'v
- -ne German counte-- D~"Dasi. s 3
de.,varnu o MN. J. Il l0u"rST pnC
NJ VIII 60 70 Cologne ana II : 0nS-
a,h.e le NAV proceed = ~val--.-~ q
consult ne Na;lUnat Asse'-7c~
me propose. Of ne uUnc,. Il
Foreign NJ MIXERS with -e---; n *
ing ne Eun-a-in1 BOUNDARIES, oo--
de-r-lg or RuEnunla ana Ezn"no- 80
rakla mas 0eer approved ~, ne
Council Of -Four
According - Berlin aGv'cns ~"
Gt.zfns Council Of Greater Se~il- a.:
d sec-aI session on WeCnesCA- ro1-C
n .avor o. d citizens strike JEa rs.
ne government. wnIcn WIS Gae.a''f.f.
10 ~ Inca2R oie Of reGeerni-c IL.
rnuaL~r- from ne chaoi1c CONG on
INTO wn4Cti Il mas fallen.
The strike is Intended - axe II
al ne fonI producing Industries and
= 10 ne caiieC WIN he HNpwnd 7ur-
pose # provoking civil wa IT oras~
To place poiItlca! power y ne hands
n me Sou 1Eeolse. The anu-aCIu--
ne and rJInTne-clai interests. = -
decIa-"G. l-e advocating ne NOS.
severe measures. as me only means
0f overcoming ne ianor.nE ,iaSses "
A~-n.ng III ne citizens Is proposed
ana me minister II wa- Is quoted rs
sayiH- -na1 ne ,cuops VIII ra--Icl-
pa n n, movement
Holland mas joined Switzerland.
Norway Swaden. and Denmark N
"efusInE tu take par n oiockaG dc
.4-a-ns; Ger-nanv snnuId the ia--e-
refuse 70 sign che Peace ~!aa1r.
British wa.snias are reported n
a despa:c.i rom Stockholm To Ne
h ON ha-dlr: nc base If tne Sol
snevIk. a; i>-onstudt The despatch
I'M mates MAJ me BoisnevIkI are on
deavnrInE .p evacua-e ne base.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
HAYS ON LEAGUE
Rejects Challenge Of
Democratic Chairman
Dec ares Treaty ~ Tssce Is IN Nc
Sense Partisan Observation-Disclosures
leans cete--n inec 70 Nest New
--ase = Revived SPIRIT 1T Feruent
A~erIcarssrn

For1 WAYNE Inc. June 15.-Nul
II HAYS. hartman If ne Repuhll-
an NauO1a. committee. II Al ao-
dress tonlEn "eleC:ed ne challenge
n Eamer : CuInrnlns chairman u
ne Delnol1at-C National committee.
recently made 7 Chicago LhaT ne
Eenu1l- CHS maze d par-.san ISSUE
II ne League u NauoDs. M hays.
WITHOUT naming Ing league. newer
-nesess sd d:
tie conc. usIrn n me t-aatN Of
PEACE. -nc.4d-rC al It's ?rovlslons-
when W. know VIVA: ;ney a-e-ls n
no sense 4 partisan question. i Is
Iii American question. n ne same
spirit = wnIch Republicans during
~. agent wa measured -aclr sve.-v
,,., IL nov rnev could contribute
,-..st IN ,44ar-.ve actlon. SO now Lney
.-r Del nrrn.1ed to NEE mis- 7eW
,nue. Of ne war problem II mat
,...,-,,r., SuI-lt Of earvenI A-n:rlcaIl-
.srn winch IS me -icr,hed -esu, If
my .,,zor-,e1ca. sacrifice and blood.
--..ns..-7- WIN a -uii a1preclannn Of
mis- COUNT : 4u-r as d ma, arla. :ac-
-ar ~ ne w0rlG .ocay ana with me
r,.,--,-.sr rietsr-r. inatlun n lo al Nat
-aa possibly ne done Upward the
-,,,,+ars,ce If Peace without sac
--,-ic,nc ou- -w1 supreme 1aIunalsrn.
no -raservarlun Of winch II Is N
-:----,- < me --eilteS; safeguard fDT
~ 4f.--,-n. nor only FOR me citizens
r mis- ral,rt-v hut for all peoples
.va,-,-unere.''
smoking for MS 0a--v. wnlcn 10"
,.nn4-1ls oot- branches n congress
NJ Guve declared We Siai or'llS
-.,,s government back 70 me Af1i-la
-,or4 ~ ~ constitution II lines ~
o"4.n.
z-nonr Ms declarations were ne n
owing
III , ~ mower we vii, strive 70
-,-s,-a-,- ne 1ur-ne- spread Of social
SIN
" ,,a,-a promised fo-wa-d-sieT-
--irc IS Wal as CORRESPONDENCE pI'-
------ .a- .aoo- 4nr business ana scr ne
4a--na- and -hus4 promises w
kaa0
,.--,,a- ~.r--,ira. element. organ zed "
morgan zerI called 4 Y Y or Al,
-o,nc else m, goes aaout ms "ouni"N
seeking whom j, an destr"r-i2a' -nin=
e - ny ~ ais coun--r- 1oinlnE
IA soni;It pe :-eR .ed az :, On.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
WINNIPEG STRIKE
NOT AUTHORIZED
BY BROTHERHOOD

Wlrnlpec Man. June ia Tor-rnI
STA ement issued toGav ny executive o.
tice-s NJ ne Brotherhood ri Locomotive
-,-erner and EnE1nenen and ne Sr-nt1-
ernoud o. RAILWAY T-aInuynen declared
ma, me action NJ me Winnipeg 'uCA s
IL voting 70 min ne svrrpathstlc strike
-,niEnt was abso atelv unaut 7ur;zec
Tespite p-eviou warn ms "a. si-rkA
action without perm sslur rom n"
h-,Ihe-nuods would 1nt ne ccun -
nanced. ne Winnipeg locals 1eiG nee
nEs asst niErr and vntru 10 on no
s. uina hetir strike Unless cnr:a,n de-
rnHnds nf ne iuca! UNIONS uvniv~d n
tre industrial deadlock wee me- rr,-ne-
Giatelv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
CLAIMS STRIFE A FIZZLE

New York. June 13.--he Pos1a!
Telegraph Company has entered into
no negotiations whatever with rs
striking operators and mas racelvnd
no communication from them al any
II was sta1ad here todav cy Edward
Reynolds. general manager Of ne
Postal system. M REYNOLDS added
that the COMPANY looked upun ne
strike as virtually al an end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
Uhainian Peasant
Leader Resigns

Warsaw Saturday, June s--IAsso iai-
cd Press. General Simon Petiura. lead
sr of the TkranIan peasant army. mas
Re signed mis- command owing 10 events
IN mo Polish and B0ishevik fronts. ac-
j., or,iIue 10 a dispatch from LemburE
One -e,cr- savs 1ha1 ne mas enlisted
as a private soldier. while another as
ssrts thu; he has gone to SWITZERLAND.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
PEACE HEADS REVISING TREATY
CHANGE IN MONEY PROVISIONS
TO ENABLE HUNS TO PAY DEBTS

Discovery of Errors and inconsistencies Rem
der Necessary Rewriting of Terms
Changes of Highly Important Nature
New Clauses Covering PIebiscite in Silesia
and Changes in Polish Frontier-Beriin Ad-
vices Say Citizens Council in Secret Session
Vote Strike Against Government Seeks
to Provoke Civil War and Place Power In
Hands of Bourgeois
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
200 MEXICAN GOVT
TROOPS KILLED
IN RAILWAY CRASH

-.a-attc. Tex. Tune :" -Two hundred
government loops ware klled or N
u-ed when ne t-aIr N WINCH thev
we-e --aveiinE 70 CrihuRnl'a was w-ecE-
"d "Wednesday ny sinking Of n. rack
north If A-uas Calientes, acco-n'nc u 4
Mexico ~jtv iIspatca "a NJ r. Per
veno- a Nonterev ana forwarded her
nda~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
STRIKE ON \. & ".
ENDS MEN TO
RETURN MONDAY

Washington, June ic.-T24 road adgnln-
straI on official annoGn ed Ia. o a.
thai he STRIKE nj nv snonrnen ~ m
N0rfolk x Western railroad, irvoir>rE
i"Fs.' men. nnd mean end.a The ner
nird 70 -eturu 70 work Mond4- I was
stated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
Z AHHHnHNH1110
Boy Scout
Week
JUNE sro

!. u lat IS Boy Scout Week,
A. ! week set apart by procla-
NATION Of the President of
TIE United States for the
purpose Of strengthening
ne work Of the Boy Scouts
q America.
!. How = this TO be done.
4. 81 enrolling one million
men and women as Asso-
clate Members of the Bow
Scouts. thereby securing
their interest and co-opera-
-IOn.
]. What are the qualifications
for Associate Membership
A. Nothing more than an IN
teresr n helping boys 10
grow INTO good men and use
ful citizens.
]. Is there an age limit for
Associate Membership,
4. No-al adult men and
women are eligible.
!. Is there any cost attached,
\. Membership fee IS one COL
lar 4 wear.
!. What becomes Of this
money
4. Il viii pc used for extern
sion and fed work Of the
Association - 10 organize
new troops and educate
present troops 70 better
work.
]. How many Boy Scouts are
there"
\. $4,000 IN the United
States.
!. How many should there be,
l. There are ten million boys
Of the right age, all Of whom
would De benefited by Boy
Scout training.
!. How 90 | Join"
\. II YOU are not approached
by the Citizens Campaign
Committee. any Boy Scout
official viii take your SUBJ
scrIption and see that YOU
get the membership cey'tifi-
cate: or send check to
Charles G. Bancroft. In
ternational Trust Co., Bos-
ton.
nl3-ia
1 zUuuuKH11KHH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
Flag With the Stars
e. Elisabeth Poac-y Nr--.1

Flag with the stars. throw YOU 70 the breeze
And chant your praises me ar.
How wonderful you seem n days Ike these
To eyes Of al the world how fair.
We're you not born within the long ago
From battle. and the nights Of pain
The hearts that loved and fash oned YOU We know
We read it over and again
Flag with the stars.
Flag with the stars, the g-eatCst zvr1po thou
Save One. the Cross Of Calvary.
Flag with the stars to you our souls We bow
BLESSING the Cross that made is free
We cheer you fur your every fold doth stand
For this dear country that men love:
Thou emblem Of great and growing and
We would to you allegiance prove
Flag with the stars
Flag with the stars die you rot cross the sea
And fight upon the side OF right
You turned the tide Of battle made men free
You turned the darkness into light
Flag with the stars, you loved your very own
Each boy that gallant fought and died
ii sight Of you rne:- fen oppression throne
The doors Of Liberty swung vide
Flag with the stars
Flag with the stars thou Hope Of every dream
Maker Of aspirations new
You rise before way. YOU CLEAN.
Bidding Us love and dare and do
You give US visions wider than the sun
More lovely than has ever been:
You speak TO Us Of deeds that shall be done
In the near golden life Of men.
FLAG WITH THE STARS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
Union MEN CHARGE BURlESoN HAS
tied HANDS OF WIRE COMPANIES
~-7EERS OPTIMISTIC

,-..--~ -.is.. June 1S-The second
.-. = - Numerical telegrapners
r. m -eac,1ed tomorrow
,-r unnr abroad operators al
~. . ms n America ara 10 dis
.,.,,ru. aa1dl!nc commercial mes
..-es .r1a- an ortier issued by the
,s- -.a,l.-7aG Photographers.
,.-- nan strike leaders declared
..-,--, X" &c up al commerciai
..,.~~apr a4siness except between
:. .~ra4 -,r;es n which the West
49, man anG Postal Telegraph
.,-,r.-.as MAINTAIN their own Offices,
,s,o..5e ne posta. sand -naI com
,a,- IT. nu, ne aeected by the or-
r. 8 .-..a Postal business is hand
..r ---nl-r -all-oao stations.
-s=-n-- mon ,fficiais. w1iie ex-
..,.z,-r name. nat the order would
=. -. ,rdqr predicted thai lis efecT
z-,,.,. mn, nave serious results. Thev
.s.,--a.e. nat me eS.bah points
7.-tl,r- -o-nmercial business over
--a--,,,r 7l-ns 10 not Iverase more
-sr -,= MESSAGES 1Hcn aaE
,iearv~,se officers Of ne CONNER
-. --.z.~c..l1e-s mon continue 70
-.oa:-. ~e99-ts indicating that the
,--,ye branding. :. J. Aonen-
u-r national president Of the
-,- za.r ne mum Der uf sr-ikers
"a -rs~5ed c....D9e: and ne strike 81
,-.-,~r workers SET for next Mon
A. w7l.lc add 80. ooa 10 me list Of
~ sr~ ma, ny early next week
ss--r-t. operation II many cities
~ WIS will ne greatly impaired
49, waIk-out Vt raiepnpne OPP
t-i-
- -,railv ali UNION telephone op-
~, - members OF the eiecI!1cai
z--sa-r ,1nlon. Committees SET "a
II. : many cities TO-DAY plckeIins
~. aiaphone operators VINO aTS
80 ~-ac -o~9oin the strikers
=. ---7,,a-s' DIVISION OF the Leie-
r,7.a-s UNION mas been asked 70 lahe
XII Meetings were 10 De heio ~
~. ana -ornur-pw al which II Will 10
,.~sar whether 20 strike in synpHhE.
:.-zs es1a-s SAID a wa.kour OF nrokef
~ a. would Diock transmission OF
~ lusiness % suc, an extent
= .u-.,ies= N Wal street would -
-fa..' ..AInpsred-
al strike leaders that the wa-n-
q: andy spreading ware -etufeo
=-!as n commerc,a. cnmpAnies'
y zsl. ne" were accepting BUSINESS
~:-n,.- --os---rc.!nrs and that conditions
ss-s - .cAlr normal.
T. 4zsurIatlnr Of Western LnloH
.--.--es. ~a--csentInE 50 per cent- u
ess;s-- mon workers. announced IND,
y s-2a number Of strikers IN -na'
s---ar- nae returned ~ work
aos,a 1tTi-,a.s likewise stated mat
''--:,lo~e uars improving and ma, he
lag o@l"e, winch was ln-d hit on
: 80 - nj me strike. is operating
-''-;- + aa- cen norma.
,a-.r1lt.aa -eure enting me strikers
s'-,,'taG +" ne Postal conditions upon
-. settlement -ould be reached.
= 0~ovlue that the company agree
Ta@t G nE- ,nenIs after the govern
2'- mas -eieHsed control NJ the com
r. Use concirions were forwarded
.ev ~.
r. -.or nen charged that Prsrnas-
'"-"~ Ericsson RAD IN a sense
H' r.ors n me commercial. COM
t%,'>s r-0nlnirinr The signing Of
% ..--an--.e7-s.
7@ -ao- of chicago strikers WIS
- -" ~ strike leaders, The
1- SAID only u PERSONS
~~r ne operating depar.-
nnouncad that Out Of
oer cent were a; work.
s-", sn-s NJ both companies
s--.se
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Northern Few England Fair sa-ur-
IA warmer excepr IN east Name
coast. Sundav air
Southern New England FAR warm
er SATURDAY. sundav PARTY cloudy
warmer east port on.
Eastern View York Pa--iv cloudy
SaturUat warmer extreme south pdr-
non, Sundav parity cloudy and warmer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

Winds for SATURDAY ana SUNDAY:
North Atlantic. rnotierats wlnds mostly
sou H.
Middle Atlantic. moderate shifting
winds. mostly south over north portion.
Predictions for tins section are or
= morally fair ana warmer weather
over Tn vs0k end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
sr / 3>EP ADVANCE
L HONE RATES
N PHILADELPHIA

aE.a. June e. Telephone
'a1nFTivanIH Will ,e a.
le~ cent On Monday by The
one CO Subscribers emit
med number IF calls will
"r- aaca for extra calls in
ants. The five cent call
"0' n places where the
.'--sint teiepnones are op-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston ana vicinity:
Far SATURDAY, ana SunGa Gentle 70
moderate shifting WIND becom ng
sput .t.riy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
HOLLAND REFUSES
TO ENTER INTO
HUN BLOCKADE

Paris. June Ia. - Associated P-essA. -
Holland mas notified the peace confer
en- e thHt me government will no par
ticIpaie IN a blockade against Ge-rnanv
n the event Of the refusal Of Germany
10 sign me peace treaty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14
LONG WRANCLE
Predicted in Sen. Knox
Resolution
Proposing . Su. Senate On Record
Against Accept,1 League AS No~
i-re-~cuer " q, Terms 81 eesce-
5oc- S,nes Confident OF 1uecnrne

ashlnEron June :s-Seaate leaders,
o-ew her Ines more closely .cnav fur
ne new phase Of The t-catv +lgnt 10
begin sa-iy mex: wees. around he res
oiuuon NJ -enatur tnaG Republican.
q Pennsylvania. proposing 70 put he
SENATE On -ec,ru aEa!ns: accepting the
AZ, cue # Nations as new :n.srvoven
with ne ems NJ rAce.
Ac+er ae~'e- uf ,-r fe-ror.s a,a
NH n IN: nm 'ount,nE n votes t,srs
were VARIOUS predictions as m -.
o'se ne struggle would ,ahe. Boch
Continued an Page Col. :,
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WIRE STRIKERS PREDICT BIG WALK0uT
AFFILIATED WORKERS TO QUIT NEXT week
COMPANY HEADS DISCOUNT ALL CLAIMS

Second Phase of Commercial Strike Today
Railroad Operators at $4,000 Points to Re-
fuse Messages of Postal and Western Union
i MON Leaders Say Means Tie Up Except
N Larger Cities Company Officials Assert
Action VIII Not Seriously Affect Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

Hollands -rfussl TT impose a hioc6
ade against German a. the request nj
ne Allies makes the If n country wn ca
has de- lined IN meet the allied wishes
concerning blockade nj Germany
should Germany fail to meet me de-
lnands NJ the Allies a the peace con-
gross Switzerland was me frs, cnun-
n, Ia Register TT refusal tn acuuies.e
beng followed later BY Norway, Swe-
den and Denmark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

Keeping IN touch with the
Wants. means being posted re-
gzrding opportunity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-14

Z. u TAT IS Boy Scout Week,
A. 4 week set apart by procIa-