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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-07
President Aboard
Royal Train on Way
Back to French Capital

Turin. Jan. G.-.By tn" Associated
Press The royal train with Presi-
don't ana Mrs. Wilson ana party
aboard stopped about midnight 1t the
station Of Santhia. Amos. midway
.,etween Milan and Turin. where /. re-
manned until O'Clock IL tn u0rning.
III order 70 permit i good nights rest
Tor the President. The approaches to
Santhia were guarded and uccesS III
'Was also guarded by secret service
men and italian caraDiuec :; and 20
nee. The run from Santhil 10 Turin
was only Il matter Of - miles. ana
the time set tor the Presidents ar
rival at Turin was O'Clock. Turin,
the capital of the donlnln4iS OF the
House OF Savoy. the ancient capitol
Of the Kingdom of Sardinia. which
became the Kingdom OF .:aly. pre-
pared an enthusiastic reception for
the President. in which thousa nds OF
workmen took part. They gathered
behind the lines of/soidIcrs. and to-
getllcr With other civilians. crowded
all the streets through which the
Presidential procession passed. Bril-
liant decorations adorned all the
buildings ami flags and banners
waved everywhere. King Victor EN- =
manuel had placed at the disposal Of
President and Mrs. Wilson The royal
palace and carriages were in waiting
20 take them there. Senator Frola,
mayor OF Turin. had invltoi all the
mayors in the department OF Pied
mont to JOIN IN honorrng the Pres-
dent and America. They accepted the
invitation and were among those who
welcomed the coming of the President
to Turn. The batteries from the hill
announced the Presidents arrival ami
after the formal greetings the party
proceeded. amid acclamations. to the
municipal palace. where the President
was presented i parcnm ent granting
20 him the freedom of the city and
similar documents granting him citi-
zenSflp OF all the companies of Pied
mont. The mayors OF these companies.
some OF whom had travelled over Al
pine glaciers. termed III exceedingly
characteristic group uf several hun
bred. For the most part they were
typical mOuntaiEeerS and cuuintIy at
tired. All wore 4 CROSS On their
breasts. the r,-colored sasn which is
their insignia Of office \ luncheon IN
honor of President Wilson WAS served
in the vast hall OF the philharmonic
Academy.
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Roosevelt, American, Passes
Boil SHEvIKI Inn Y PILSuDSKI Govt
Five Groups Establish
Headquarters
Department Of Justice Men Assigned
to Work Of Stopping Sprsad-Sec-
ret Agents Of Len,ne and Trotsky
With Fund Of $500, 900 Reach City

New York. Jan 6-Derar. ment ~
justice agents in New York who have
been watchngs German suspects IN this
CITY have been assigned 10 the work of
frustrating the activities # rive groups
Of Boishevlki which have established
night The spread Of Bolshevisrn was
admitted 20 hove bccom" 'a4a-Ining.
CoincldentalIy, Alfred l. Becker deputy
state attorncy general. declared ina.
his department has unearthe evidence.
that secret agents Of Leni:lc and Trotz-
ky haze reached this city with i fund
Of nearly s500.0Uo to be- ii.sed tor prop
Isanda purposes. These agents. II WIS
SAID. have been circulating N wor.:-
hops ana factories, holding secret
meetings. winch eliminated today II
tn. opening session of fhree-day con-
Nentlon in the Labor Ly:Gtim building.
The prime purpose Of this convention
IS SAID TO Sc TO absorb INTO the Boz
shevili movements III this and other cit
les members of the Industrial Workers
81 the World. anarchists and radical
socialists Efforts also are beng made.
IL IS san. 70 Il III an dIlllitl!oN Will tlc
" orkers International Industrial,
Cnion. the Workers Defense Union
and groups WORKING for The release
from prison nf FInlin. Goldman. AeSar-
der Berknan and other political pr!s-
oners.
Plans oi The ae:ltitOrs also ara said
20 include 4 program for veunins AVA
from the American Federation OF La
tor radica. members Of un ,ons through
OUT the country who are 20 De urged to
der the f.enine-TrotZky plan. AT the
s.fIices of the department Of justice IL
vas admitted that a care. index Of 2e"
Red agitaiGrS II this clt%. Chicago.
Philioe. ph.a Detroit. Boston ana other
places had been compiled and persons
being closely watched. Pnsinftica an
thorlties are said 10 De containing a
careful scrutiny Of tlree Russian new.
papers. the revolutionary Age of Bos-
ton and the Novy .fr and the Peasant
and Worker published III this city. Al
though most % the Boisneviki aSita-
tors are aliens. and couIi be deportec,
government agents admit tlat they arr
p,!zzl,.d as 10 wrat course to pursue ds
It is believed deportation would serve
rrereiy 10 strengthen theIr propaGand l..
More chan 5ooHsa persons II this city. <
vas said. are active Or passioe oil
overs Of he EolshevkI movement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-07
Picturesque World Figure, Rep'esen-
tative Of the Highest Type Of AmeIi-
Loved, Admired, Respected,
Hated, His Character Had I'm
pressed Itself Upon Mankind
TRIBUTES FROM STATESMEN
DIPLOMATS and N0TABLES
OF AMERICA AND OLD WORLD

Oyster Bay. L. L. IAN. 6.Theodole Roosevelt Tor
President Of the United States died
a.nOre Hill at 4.l3 O'Clock this morning.
The famous American exponent OF the life"
who had fought in the Spanish American ana rsked
death hunting big game and exploring the unges Arc,
South America passed peacefully while asleep the
OF blood the lung resulting from narnnatorv
rheumatism traceabla dis eased which he uf-
tered 20 years 10 the last Colonel Roosevelt
active the Of his country His program of pub
lie addresses intended help earen the it's part
and the enemy propa-
gsnda and pacis Interrupted late the tall :hen he
entered hospital for treatment of his long standing anen
but he redoubled his efforts the writing editorials and
public statements One of his statements read only
night assem,lace arranged by American Defence
Society His last day about his e3iinr and
writing.
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SIMPLE
FUNERAL
WEDNESDAY

C1ystr! Fay. ". v, Jan. f.-Cotpnti
theodore Roosevelt 18th President OF
the United States. who lied az his
nome on >aganore Hlil "arly TO-DAY.
VIII be Lard to rest without ncmp OF
ceremony III Youne's Memorial ccmc-
terry IN this village "Wednesday after
noon. He will % buried on a knoll
overlooking Long Island Sound
plot which he and Mrs. Roosevelt
selected soon after he lett The White
House. In the words Of the clergyman
who will conduct the funeral service.
"AmericaS most typical American.
known in ovcrv corner of the earth,
viii go 10 his grave rs a Glief. '!"in-
t,rratic. christian country gentleman.
beloved by his nelSEbCrs. -\t.er pay
nrs az the Roosevelt home. at which
only members of the family Will be
present. the funeral service VIII be
held 1T 80 O'Clock N th1St cnurcn.
The little old frame structure. where
:or wears the Colonel an! nis t1m-
Nv attended divine worship. AZ Tie
ra.,uest Of Mrs. Roosevelt 10 flowers
vilI be sent The altar viii be dec
grated only with laurel placed on I
c0nfornaace with Mrs. Roosevelt =
wishes there viii DO no music and no
piiiOgy but only the Simple service
II the Episcopal church conducted
Nv the pastor. Rev. FIR r. Talmag".
The church. founded III I'D ana re-
pui't III 1878. will accommodate less
than 800 persons. 50 that attendance
Viii DE bx card only These cards It
was announced. Will be issued from
the C0Ionel's office III New York. They
viii be given only - relatives ana
intimate friends.
Cable messages anu toitgrcmS Of
confidence. not GrIy rom fellow
colntrymen of high and low degree.
but from distinguished "lr4zcns OF
many nations arc pouring nto Cys-
ter BAY tonight BY the nundreds. All
express grief al the passing at 4
great man and sympathy FOR Mrs
Roosevelt always devoted y tIrr dis
tirguished husband ana one u ms
most trusted ADVISORS. The widow IL
bearing ND bravelT under the shock
or his sudden death coming so soon
after that OF their Youngest son.
Lieut. quentin Roosevelt. v'11 lost MS
life in a battle in the clouds Win
German airrnan last July. 'rhe death
y, col. Roosevelt Is believed ny the
persons who attended ne former
President 70 have heen fastened ny
grief over quentin death. coupled
with anxiety over the ser'ou-; wounds
suffered by Captain Archl" ooseNeit
while lighting IN France. He was
proud of ms soldier sons ana the'r
uerolsln. Dtt NJ was a devoted father
ana he -rieved Tor the ono who gave
MS life for his country as Wei! a. tor
the other who was wounded. He hid
his suffering from the world, how
ever IL the hope that he night set
Continued on Page +cnI. y
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Washington. "4N. n Members ~
In. cabinet. DIPLOMATS. senators ANA
,a,ra.or.,r,,-o. ,,d nti,n... nro,n,re,7r
~ ''''i.' ~ ''0"0''
"~-'A-'s wv P'"i'N''" 'S'''"7
IN The Capita by tine leW5 ~ go.
I,ooSevpitS death Ali Expressed
.:a,,. .o,,,u ,,,, ,,.,.,t ..,,b,7,o 10 -hn
.!Ip
Vic. President NlrsHau -'"rNn ate
P~csldcrs unauuhtndIv N'.i leave 4
Der,naDont impress IpGn American
lIfe. EIa was / born Fighter did
not know MIN personally. but / have
asccrta!ned since coming 10 Wash
inSton that he nad more persona
friends than any public maa Who was
ever in mis- city.
s....,.t.,-v r,7iels IL ..Dr;.inui.
sa,.caf,,I .,,,r,ranu.; M ,xns h. mon
..,. - ,,.,lions ,f hi; ral,ov olt;zrrs
,,o uiIi MES ms tnsr,r,n:r lr;t,lcr.
,,,,, r4is ~, Awe ware eit-
aonaJ IN tho ieath ~ III, brave son,
v.ho -,,va i,is lifo for his country. l2it
~. dovotiur ia tno rnlsp for winch
t,,n vo,lnr man died. gave hIm abil-
49,, to ,.aio,co nv ms ..oura-n 1nd. IN
III sunre,nn surr,ti.c''
paI.,. ..r,,.,.,,,~ rf. inr-
,.,,.. ,.,,.a,. H., .,,,,.ho,i ,,,n
,,,',., I;f, y >,a,.,.., ~ more ,,vs
p''"'i' ,t,t;, ,,,
~. n ,ba vs.
-. a,..,c,. r,l,e,
W. ,r-,,.,-
~ ,I,,. >,,o-i,.., ana
,+ IL. I,v,.,, -
'''' ,,.,,Il sc, h,. ,.a4iSt-
,,,,,,,,;,,.,e,a,
Han ! ,-,I;tr., IA
'ei'I'o' 49,, 900
r,.,.;,7o,,;,I c,nn,iun---.rl great
,,,; Il. III, -a,ar,i,on mas
20 ,,,n, ,.;,;or
'"Ho''i ,,+,r,.,
iiishei 4;, r
snip '"AH az .,,,,,..,,
cannot Spea" .I,aJ
- TITS ~ -
nom dpp' oh'i'''. ' .;
force OF prolo"ii'' "''' =,
Gus SUBJECTS ne S'o"i h4''''
ness 81 perceptoh' III 'oii ~
right AS ne Sa" H. am i'''''' '''''-
today not only N" greatest -Nii'i -
a world figure such as time Sc'd"ih
presents. but a thoughtini. K4Hdlv'
lpprecidtive friend.
Speaker Clark-"F" VAS one "r IN"
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PROMINENT AMERICANS
PAY TRIBUTE TO COLONEL

I;aC44vaI- U.f}i .,,,':r No ,n,ilp.,I ia
,tly,.,' mo, III dejirh,t,,; r,rvonaI;t-.
,-,t ,.,nnn.,,nr.t,,,, r,o.a ~, u.ror
~, wa. nnt ,,n,, farm. AZ ner.op.l
,,r3,,,,..,. ,,.,,i ,,c.,,, l,is I,,,,,,,it,.
.nu,u,n. .,,d f,,in,,l+,,,,. r.rs,e,ar,.,,
,n ,1,,,,r,, ,,,o4 ~ ,,r,, s..,ro,,
r,.-s- .,,,t to -hn,r.. ,..u~a.. ,,irni-
VIII IN N. n,,,I,,. roo,i y.s,.rdov no
,,,, >.,or,a.,. ,,,.,,.,,,t li.,r.,
,...n+ .,,,., H.. i,r,,n,,, 49,, or,,..,,,
..n,r,..,o,. ,,,l, .,,.,.;.. ~, ,.,,. ~
..,.,tion..
,.,,,., c-.cr.,.- Dan. ~,
r,on,,,,. VI ~
,,,,., ,.,,.,I,i.,-r .-,,,r,. i, Co.,, ,,;,-,,.,
!, II in,nn.sil,la - me-. s,,ra ,nd,,,
,,b,+ il, .,,t -. ,r,>,,,,o ~, ,o1i.i,,,l
.,c,,.e.,.,,,,.o ~ IL ,,,,...,,, >,
>ss,ar,,f .,,cr,.r.,r, 4, s+,.i W.,
nav, t,b;II,o.. ,,, ,,o,..,. 1,,, .t,,,;.,
,i,ut,,. aa-ee.. urt... "A r,oc.ava,,-
,1,ra,,, j.. n IRWIN, 4,,,. ,po ,,,,, :, ~,
StI,.h , n.,.o,,,, ana ,,,,,,,,.;.., >,
iiIlnnc, ~ 10 i've; ~ nthar n,..p EIa
renra.c,tca ,n.ericar manhood n ;hn
,inaI-..nnr,,-c 1orcaf,,pnes. ,,,roei -.
n.ss honesty ~ nu,oosa .,n7nIir,t,.
ana above ofl ti,e no,yer u ,rasar,
ing vital f,,e,oshin.
senator Smoot ~ r-.u-. .t,a Ia
spisru dishonesty and ,lar,aroe-,arv
wherever found The world is l,st,ar
Of Tor his having lived IN ~
Senator l'oiuuc,1.pr: t.pnubiic,,
Washington. an in;i,nata TriarG of
Coi. Roosevelt Their" .,rr millions
who Will feel his loss as fta- ~ =
friend ana advocate. He y1s = hanny
warrior for truth ana i,,stjce The
ration will i'll afford 10 ,n,ra hirr--
tie greatest man 0r his tune
: Senator Cham Derlaln Of Oregon.
chairman OF ;he Senate military
romlnittee-., ,r,Ier more Ioy,,
American never lived. II was never
difficult to know what VA. in his
min. ana near- TOR with 4 courage
chat vas characteristic Of hin,
whether il, rrivata nr nuhI;r lifa
whether Il; e0j,,ier ~ c;1,,1io, he
never neSiraied 10 give ,,ynressior ~
his views He was hv in
st.n ana preference a tighter. AMI
America has lost one pf her most
i0rcefui citizens
Nilor Murdoch. Federal Trade COM
missioner ana associate of Col Eocse-
vel, IN the Progressive carnpairn for
Tie prcsi,iancy-"H Old was he
q Years. we'll in that % va,rs no
lived more than most men. more than
any man almost could live in 200 or
600 wears
Bainbr,dge colby. member 90 ,ne
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PRES. POINCARE
TO VISIT u. S.
LATE IN JUNE

'Aris. jan. 6.-presldcnt TOlncare
probably viii visit the United state,
late ii June or early IN Iily. This AZ
nouncemcn1 WIS made b the President
himself - the Associated Press this
evening
When ii was suggested ::at Tile great
asst reception ever Accorded a foreign
ruler was awaiting him. ne Presiden.
sa!.i II must return 4'-osident vii.
SON s visit. | am not looking for tn,
honors OF a reception. I simply WISH
. thank America ana Americans TO-
what they have done cor the cause o:
liberty and France
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Soldier Killed When
He OPENS Fire on Comrades

81. Louis. Jan. 6.-Private Robert
c. Barthe ri Massachusetts was silos
and lNlled by sharpshoOter wnl.c
other soldiers were trying TO capture
him at jefferson barracks Saturday
it became known today. Barthe had
seized ride and opened fire on Eel
low soldiers. severely Wounding Pri-
varn Ralph Dewitt
Bartle it IS said. had served three
years in the French army and was
wounded and returned home. He was
among the first to cross in che Unit
ed States army but was court-mar-
tailed and returned to the United
States and was only recently l-eleac-
ed from Fort LeavenWorth military
PRISON where he wa; serving Il SEN
tence Of 40 years. 1t IS believed he
vas temporarily craZed.
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REGRET SHOWN
National Capital Gives
Solemn Expression
OF Country's Sorrow at the Death Of
Theodore Roosevelt = Flags On
Govt Buildings Throughout Y. S.
at Half Mast-Congress and Su-
prems Court Adjourn

Washington. Jan. 6-Washlngton,
representing the nation at large. gave
solemn expression today to the coun-
try regret at the death Of Theodore
Roosevelt ana its admiration for his
character and achievements. Flags
on every government buIldln.
throughout the United states and III
every army post ana on every naval
ressei were ordered placed at halr
mast. The Senate and House ad-
Journed after eul0yies of the former.
president had been delivered by botr
t.epubIicanS and Democrats ana
committees mad been appointed to a.
TENT his funeral, ana the Supreme
Court took unprecedented action in
idJOurning without the transaction
OF ans business. Formal tributes
We're paid Col. Roosevelt by officials.
members OF Congress ana cabinet of
ficers President Wilson was cable,l
the news by the executive offices Of
tile White Hous" MANY touching
statements Of personal grief were
made by men ana women who had
been associated closely with the
former President during his life i'll
Washington. particularly the seven
years Of his residence in the White
House anu members OF the diplomat
IL corps expressed the admiration
which tie peoples n Ioreign lands
held for him.
The bust Of cot. Roosevelt IN the
Senate corridor was draped in crepe
The National Press Club. where
the former President frequently had
been d guest and Il speaker, post
poned lis annual inauguration Of of
tiCers aud the frOlic which vas 70
have been humorous version Of tie
Versailles peace conference with Col
Roosevelt as one OF the characters
POiitica! effects of Col Roosevelt
death began 10 he discussed even
while the Capitol mOurned the pas
sing OF one OF the leading figures in
American public life. Inasmuch as
Col. Roosevelt had been mentioned
prominently as a possible presiden-
tial nominee in 1920 il was inevitable
that his passing should cause spec
ularion as ~ other candidates. Sine"
tie Republican schism Of 1872 and
the return of the Democrats to pow
or Colonel Roosevelt admittedly has
been our of harmony with some ell
Continued or Page -Csi. y
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Us. TRANSPORT
P .ASTORES HERE
WITH l.236 MEN

"Dur' N"ws. Va. Jan. Sine
,0s0tr' Paatorcs arrived here to-
-"", r,-in"" Wit. 80 sick and
ua9"I. including &c Marines.
.nd-, re 100 soldiers. vino req
.-'r' practically all of TIE states
"Nt % tie d.barkation ilos-
....' amp ;teWar. for Il few days
eng distributed 10 convaie5-
t.ail'a!S II various parts Of The
~ tn" Marines were sent t"
Va 81. lospItaI at Norfolk. TIE
-u.tn-' Hpcannntas. which do 'k"'t
.... !"bnrkeL about ..o"0 men
n- few Ot whom wer, i!:;-
r. unGci " cIsuals. The ants
-.l vera tAn :3Sth and -; reyi-
onG artillery and the t1?tI
..'ruN rain These Units e.. g
".rsoi principally OF men 'rnrl
ra nat-les1ipa kansts ar-i
arriving -r0Ops. ana e
r-N.r'> 'ownatun and N"ninge'
.ur'tuer are du" ~ port =
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75.O0O.0OO Liquors
In Warehouses When
Nation Goes Drv on Juiy I

Washington. Jan. 6-Despitn the
neavy Withdrawals in the past three
months. revenue officials now believe
that at least 100000 gallons of
wfiskey and other spirits Will remain
in warehouses when the nation goes
dry next July I. This will have TO BE-
converted INTO alcohol lr spirits
largely for industrial uses or shipped
to other countries.
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GREECE AND SERBIA
EACH TO HAVE TWO
PEACE DELEGATES

Earis. Jan. ST appears certain. 81 9
the Temps. that Greece and Serbia. lie
latter comprising the Kingdom OF the
serbs. Croats and Slovenians. each will
rave two delegates 4. the peace con-
ference. VI. Nenizelos. the premier,
and NJ. Poitia. the foreign minister,
representing Greece The Greek and
Serbian ministers IN PARIS are 10 act
as technical advisors
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BACK IN PARIS
Pre- sid e ut Due in
French Capital Today
VIII Aoid Series Conferences With
Allied Heads. Preliminary to For
NAL Opening Of Peace Congress
Delegates Of Smaller Nations Seek
interviews

Paris. Jan. 6-Presldent Wilson IS
due lack III Paris at eis!, o'clock
tomorrow morning. There Will be no
Lor,nalities over his arrival and he
VIII proceed 10 the Murat residence
FOR u series OF conferences which viii
begin 10 give concrete FORM - tne
work OF the peace congress
Lord Rober. Cecil. lie British al
tnority on league ri nations. viii
be one Of the carly arrivals IN Paris
after the President. Premier Lloyd
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TO ORGANIZE
ALLIED ARMY OF
VETERANS OF WAR

Chicago. Jan. 6-An Illinois char
TER Cor thcAllled Army Of Veterans
was received today. This or-aniza :
ton. the first unit of which is said
10 have been formed in Washington.
n. g.. plans 10 embrace every vet
Gran Of The allied forces in the var
Of i9l4-ls. according 10 Lieut.. James
W. Pierce of Washington. the ma
tional organizer, who is here in lie
course Of Il western organization
trim
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Planes Reach Washington
In Trans-COntinental Flight

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE four army
teroplanes which left san Diego, Cal.
Dec. on the first trans-continental
flight ever undertaken. landed this aft
ernoon al Boiling Field. near WASH
ngton. MAJOR Albert Smth command
Ell The squadron.
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.,env Polish Army
on Berlin

t. n-'Np. ian s. -Feports rom
49, ! Polish ARM is march
i.rman capital were de-
'. p" TIE Polish bureau. The
led :or German propa
'-r~es N a statement. the
that Poland is the
NAH seeks The bureau
'f rcr-lan Poland. which is
lni 80 per ,en.. Polish.
Their own accord are
" lo,aes IN order to re-
'-'at md German i}olshevism"
-. have created a local
liD..-r tho operations OF
lr'- force the Germans. It
- ass spreading stories OF an
Polish army. The bu-
'.' n"nt also sane that
81. 'ritish newspa per CORE
.''- a H"rIn nav. been re-
""'rosi Of their govern
.'' yer" SAID 20 haze be
''' n"r! mat The correspond
'!ag used for propaganda
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TRIAL SOCIALISTS
NEARING END

y. aIH. i-Thc customary
. 1Ns'ie use from the Jury
'.r defendants WIS made
at tie icaGing Socialist
sal MS %, err'iled bv J4d%e
'-rmcnr vas begun by
'.' ifArrs plsty'ic. Attorney
and one half hours were
na"u sid" for SUMMING
~. vi place The case III the
.t" urr tomorrow lftar-
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THE WEATHER
FAIR

New England: Fair and rising
temperature Tuesday; eonesday
unsettled and warmer: probably
snow.
Eastern New York: overcast with
rising temperature Tuesday; Wednes-
day unsettled, probably snow in n
terror.
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!, '"'eau-Fhierry Heroes
''"e IN North Carolina

IAN i-Six hundred #
an ana 9TH Marines. who
= g." battles AZ Chateau
.''! Wood and SCISSORS
'':ay with 800 soldiers
aeo 7"H North Carolina which
:. iFt trip as a tranSpot.
rem had been wound
-, "Feiv man displayed a
No" had been dischar- :
.um. I" o'I.s and organized INTO
mpan'"s tor he voyage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-07

PARIS. Jar. 6.-President VII
son will return to the United
States 70 attend the closing scs
s,ors Of CONGRESS. according to
the present plans and will come
back to France for the later SIT
tirgs Of the peace congress. The
President Will make several ao-
dresses to Congress- ard after
March !. /. IS expected will re-
turn to France.
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MEN FROM CAMP
JACKSON ARRIVE.
AT CAMP DEVENS

Aver Mass. Jan. 6-Twenty four
officers and 49,, enlisted men from
Camp jackson arrived at Camp
Devens today IN four special train.
The work OF discharging lem VIII
begin at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-07
Boston Forecast

E.ston. Jan. G.-Forecast for Eos-
ron and vicinity Tuesday fair and
warmer: Wednesday unsettled. prob
ablv snow. warmer Moderate ver!a-
lle winds becoming south.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-07
" as in Town Riley at
Time Of Brown
Murder
WILL BE
RELEASED
TO-DAY
Ponce Without Any Definite
lIcv 20 Identity Of Slayer Of
Rorh.and Society Woman =
county Attorney Believes
Facts Being Concealed from

I'd iloi ItjCH
aocs.4lt. Name. Jan. ollie
: ,,r,la non established to II" Salts
, .iov TIE authorities tonight
L. a. VA j. the town Of Riley
r..n Mrs.. Harry f. Brown was
LED n ms city last Monday night.
70 nan. N..U vas arrested at Riley
.,l-lu N suspicion that he was
rue..,ou w'ti TIC murder. VIII ne
/. ~,l jomurrow and Will rcturn TO
4. where he IS employed At L
.u MILK The police tonight were
.:.uT any Definite cicw TO the iden-
-" .' person who dubbed Mrs.
+ W. 4, .!eath and lett her body
j" ;Nurrorusl by the roadside.
'ar'.. N'torney Henry L. Withee
element ~ 'hc public con-
un,,. % spreading OF rumori
la. g1i-at hamper justice and IN
lred III BELIEF thar facts wi.lci,
'.' i.sIst N TIE discovery Of The
r.cr.r N"rn being concealed: from
. f.,f.'ur.iIcs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-07
WEDNESDAY: Unsettled

Il costs y cents a word to get yoGs
n'essage by telegraph to ore person.
FOR one cent a word you can &c: you
MESSAGE through the kennebec Jour
raj 70 over thirty thousand persons.
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TUESDAY,: Fair

5,.s = /, cents word to get your
.os.lae BY telegraph 70 one person.
3rc cent a word you can get your
,essarc through the kennebec Jour
,1 over thirty thousand persons.