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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
Testimony Of
Officers FavOrS
Weisgerber

<ew vn-s Nj. ----h-ae a--nr ~
-ire-s wc-e ,a-lad as Witnesses ta- ne
1e ans. -uasr II NJ. .oL-..r,E--.a- "
-.i--,ra.r Eaw-I ye!sEe-u4- Y -as ar.
.:1ernIcai eaglnee, o. s';r.spurE ana-Ea-
WIFI r-lnInal of1enses ln~Divlnr f..-eIea
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hfsu rs ~ 'l-S t'+''. Ill L
lhit assistance ID ne government IN
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pA--lntis ar--nr On MS pz.-
Eapt.-lns -a--,u anu has :
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+ -1''i' r - = -4-s IT
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ID ia .fa1- ocla--rnerl- chemicals ut1lra
49,. -,-,,.,..,,,.s II, ann e,,---,-,,.-.
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mem "--s Il1-l'is !" ss- 1'''~o-' Z .'i'sfii-
.c1-- Qs-c II ne usvelun4nE prnaess al
nnu7ur,-arnf Ne rnarIr.,cru-s ~ wrl;-n
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
Would Make
Organized Ball
Illegal Combine

Washington. M5.---.l Test
munv nemgneu PIE snow -lat organ
.zs.d nasatal cnrIrol & & --'lst WIN
n ms mean.nE n ne @her-naC An
--Isf Ac+ was continued tnuay n ~
Dls1-1C- n Eniunnl2 supreme a'l,-.
N ne damage sul, = ne BATTING.
Fedora leacae 1luu agA-ns7 -ne Ma
1apnal ana Ame,ccaD leagues ar1a
certain officials n -ne aetlnc; F41i-
4-al league X ,ne,ssss appearing o.
aav 1nc!uued nurnun- nj nasens.-.
,ava.-s mos, 81 wnnn wee Fen -
lai.cue PLAYERS
Gen-ge G;ze-. & 1ashoaI -1l E'a,-
sietrned MS -1-n1assiuni- ci--s'F'--
-a-aur. ne minor isaEle lr-u +iis
nllnr league ana men nack Ia u
minors. Re testified -;la- only -.N
davs agu con--ac- nuu pteI sen
nm ~ hal clup OF ne l'i4cih-
.oEs.. -se 7e--ns " wnlcn Wa -it-
a. Iii sa1.sfac.u-v 5e adueu Ma
.,..csr,s. ~ ne lilies anu -erulatlnne
,,,n.- u-h1cn organized nasssnF,A NJ
.-,,-es ne elrne- mad &c acc"nI ms m
ez-,sfac,yr--v c.nn--ac- u Gill organ
lZea baseball.
depns4Ilon containing tes1lrn''hH
c-.ve,l N another cay ~ DaVin a -
7,,,,s,aeu- NJ -ne PLAYERS "a emit
was -eao To tre Ju--y Eult- ass*1'1T-a
-na- me chairman uf -s1e na-iu1ls-'
,.,,u7-riss,on nan -auuesIeC during ne
r.ry,res7 n.arween ne Fet1e'-- it.iie ~
.,n ne aid leaEue --aI ne PIN
4.-...s-uIrv exoel 4Ey nIANe, vi"
+,,-,rsar II, ne i7ede-t.lE
r,uuse! fo~ -tle Baltimore 1l'''
-ra5e ar effnr- n In--7odure lfsl.-
-,n,-v gwen during prev'nus nss+h& Y
1.-,r-,-,cn nv .Insenn Villa. a ~"
vors alse,aIl -epuI-- e. II "iiico 1'--'
Johnson WIS GunIec Is saHarls 9''it''
ra---,ea7y,--y- .tlInEs annu1 ne Atsls'''-'t
,.,-,a counsel for ing ORGANIZED
.,a,..raU interests objected 10 me -'-
---,,,,,,c-,un of ms testimony ann =
,-,,r,ours IN 1ne aDlet,1lnn We're p
..,.,nr unen the corr ao1our1lt''--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
Big -Four in Agreement
On Total War Indemnity
Amount Secret for Present
IoIncident With Decision German Financial
Commission Being Made Up at Versailles
President IN Statement Says Discussion of
League Has In No Way Retarded Final
Formulation Peace Treaty

- 49,, - -,
r. assoc
'---''~ '.'s's Ut -upt''-lnr Council
u ne President .-aa -,A4nle~s now
s,-ltu-- as "a. .--,.,,c,- ~ -.-.
,.,o,,, .
tx rs
" ,'-'< 1-,'l'se ana Ii -ie'aence@i; :
nl-V-.. Iftlca Adjoining ut u-a. III
tr.-
-
+~-i' '-''-- N~-S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
Determine Route of Welcome
Home Parade OF 10Th Division
To Be Held at Boston in Nav

Trn pa-aut. ~nurr 1oIipwe -1a,--
a. 5eAcnn anu -,hA:Ies sE-'as- luHr
5eacnr n PARK STRAIT. E2a-i 10 Te
mont T-1nnut q Suvlstar. 3rvlsf0r
,u Arlington Arlington IL 4 1rnrnu,l-
wea-th a7'arrIle norm sluel. Comm NJ
wealth Z +=nup % -hi,'iesEl-e wasi
c.ltr -'auule, nl-.:l aow- south :, 4.-
q amonwei-i;a avenue C 5t.''i,.-..-y
Sr--f.sa,- men nver To 5pr.stur .ll
8CriET1n L Aassa Z lsa--s avenue II
OMNIBUS 2varue ~oiurnuus a-..r,...,
r 71.,k saQa;r
M committee decided nw1nE t
,-rnilad sI,acH 10. II allow ines aad
owns II Nav England - nulld grant
T-anus The STATE viii pa 1p~ Ms
construction II me Stance
i sta1gnsn- Issuen -u111r.-r IN The
STATE ieEIsiE--ve committee talluwe.
INT s1,-@ ft.g4sla-3vs comm
wnlCn MS cnarst II ne arrange
merits IN NJ -ene--lur - n. .6t.-
-'1--isio11. -as auupFs-1 ne following
resolution
mn 'lt-g III -rt -lcIa-x m -.-1a6
STANDS pnIi; h~ ne stare. 1-ae- --1;.r7
ne -Tlnu "a nt ou.i. an ne .!n-r
ZancnuE I'M ne distributed e1lLu-
sf7tlv -o NJ families ana nea~as-
-'aiat.ves II mt Duvs II ING .6tr
-l-7-.slur.. prov1ued ma Gue 1-ovrElr-
~ maze ~ -As families u -nt oo-z
wnn ma na~e dler n -le se.-r-lce A. -
wuunue1 men n oLlH,- DIVISIONS s.-l
or 4rE.ld Amy vsie-ans
-1r cnrurnIT-ee ms nevn~ rae ..-7-
-nuuE-c- M -tr FAMILIES ~ Nass~-
n ussa7i-a snirIsrs snuuIo " ashec
2isT 1c~ inF saa-s Tr-aslueu on -.
Cc'1.nC STANDS IN IN Common We I'll
me lues11un a-nEa a * v-ne- lt.- liz.
wnuie expense 4u- TT,ese STANDS s11nuiC
X borne ss,ie.v ~ ne state or on --a-
,mnu-Seu Il Dg-- W ne dIffa,rs-7-
ines ann owns u7lcr FURNISHED
ungl~ u ne nth -ivialur -'us su-
-ng-lon line I'm some n -,ls II =
ana GOWNS Interested ana mas ,.-a,l
oanhiue-eG op.r u vuIE1ll,-:7 &c+ 81
-lel- par
ne -lcka-s Vii ne distributed
through -ne soiGiers rns--lse.l --as A
, NJ -lnTni,+,-s NJ mar families. 81 nt--
ne snlale~s VII -ae,n-ei,a-. ac.- as
nnsis AZ It mutation n ne -.va.-
nur anG ieC.si;1-ur'e "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28

nous s1-lalnr n =unEa,-v and aus-
ala, "f'ft 't-t:e'FlIis a1-f'f1'i'h-
President wilson. WIN mas v-.--IHl +
" bean siien! SINCE ms -@tu1-1 Eo
t'a-ls- n.llev"s NJ -Ine IS nDpnr--lnt
OF statement wnlcr VII a4ihy a.1-
E'r+-nenspr ave' NJ aeiAE ana sho"
ma ne ''tTlalur ~ ahe covenant n
M league u A~1' Is NAG '''sh';t's'|'-
r. III HiS.I Sessions Wilhnl' III E-
-e''0lI1'ion -r ne 1L1ts nii--n fut'sT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
Gen. Mangin
Recalled for
Balkan Duty


q = W. -i' : = : = I'll = =
ManE-n 'nt % -1lr Gazing offices p:
ne F7-encn arm viii d. -s--callsa
--.-,,, ~ ..-,,--,,.-,r III ssc-.,,r,., -,
-...
- =
d MISSION me fiaGa9-e' anu scope O.
WINCH Is indicated plainly hr ne
avn--s i ---nr.r,,
......--.- ,-....--.. -..,,
ct'f" an --.i'fl'-aIi- -aI1lIniino 4 cas-
arr E4rop- 4nuuun'-dlv M Balkans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
TO CHANGE NAME

81 -ouls. Marct .,---h.. 7,....,,,--
American X oman Suffrage a.,.,,,,.,,,.
~ioh- VIII nhcnrne ne ieacue ri va
men vnte-s following M ,H.5o,,..,
convention Of rtle aasnria,lor n F4n-
'-ua-r. 4@"o. Inc new name having
ot-sn saiec-ed +nuav n -.e luptj..
convention. Il session as--e. 4. Is
assumed by the assoc.alur -aa. liz
Federal amendment Will aav+- he.-7
1Asse.d w ma. me
The assotla1lnr.. although -a.a.1zirr
liz niu name 1or annLne, yaar IS -.
organized INTO -wo dls11ne4 sections.
me being composed d dtissa,as
nm non 1:,anctllssd states. Su.
TRACE organizations Il states vnt,-
wumen now vnr@ az ax.acte.d q as
sumo L,le nav name Z. lnca
The evening sasslur was aevn1ea
70 unpublished ,eca-1s cunra,r1rr
snme ~acenI VICTORIES" n v-len
workers n inGiaHi- a~-nur- Nt--
Jr-aski4. Sou-n Dakota. AIiciucar.. Ok
ianuIna anc -a-,as 900 Of n. Difficult
les surTnuunIed n passiuc +-ancnIs.
;Ews
i -saa,-.-z--Eerneni nj ne ar1E-ar
IF cx-ecr"u 70 corlnlHIe al c1rverl-
TIDn work nv SaEu-.iar noon @a-u--
day morning VIII ~ Ievo1ed Ia elee-
son n officers tnr ne league n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
Amendments May Be Offered in Council Of
Tea or to Pkaary Peace Conference
League Member NAY Withdraw on Two
Years Notice-ArilIe \ of Covenant. to
Which Monroe Doctrine Amendment 40
plies. Stands in Its Original Form
DIRECT RECOGNITION OF
WOMEN SUFFRAGE IN one
OF AMENDMENTS ADOPTED

Pans. MAr.:r 2 ~. 4z4o-
IT.. 10 E,.ss -. obtaining ne,tfl t4,
any -e1a,'ance .a ne Aonroe Dor j.
---ns ~, -a ne aa2aneaa n1-apnss.
IN, -aclal ~eansrl1lnn ~ NATIONS. ne
- nt TIT cnvaaa1rt II M League
p N4tIuEs -oaay : II -ne 1.i.aus ol
In. spa1.a- 1-a1--nG -nmmI-t-.
ne ira: WIS cn1npie,eu N@cues-
IL nigr, a, sil--nr 81 ne 1al cnrn-
rnlasiun ana ,.c -ovenaA1- 5 expected
,a - ~aacy ID :1rnptel4d form -i1.-,r
neE- week. The -wo amendments
around un4un nAa .enta~sa ms a:-al1
asi -nte-as, and much divergence n
nnnlur- nuwevar NAV oe 1r4ar al
aiLner Z tre Council q Ten ~ - mt
pier.1-v pence run: s-ance -u w.nn
ne aorenan. mus 20 o, tina, a.
ion.
among ntner amendments aonpl"d
x ednest.ay night was ane dIr+c.-t0
.f.,:nEn.z,nr -ne pr-nc1ne o1 women $
siI1-:,.4-e u -nl, i provides .nat NJ
offices If ~ ..AEue 90 op..r
women rs VAL Is d ner
-'he mug 4isc4s4el Iliee--rn $ .
-ae possibility 81 me w1cnurawa. -..1rn
membership L NJ league q 4 nalur
was serted nr Ii amendment pa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28

MEM winch nag .,..eu -,,e.,.a,g.a az Il
pressing Il" news NJ ms AnerIcar
aeieGatun. Il = nov explained ina
I Was nu) a.. a-aC- -ex- aut only
ne gene, a. for--r Of nj amendment.
WINE. vas gwen IA ~ press. ana
Ia: a1nce ..,.-Iclalu .u4sl ne WIN
na4u -u: nt preset,
lara II s0unGincs 4.N heInr laken o
ascertain -.e ~@"en-iUr -nar Is likely q
~ <. 81 ms Tnanumeus w uine- uc.-
s.ca-In S !. IN -lrnulv senilmen; ne
0eiops ~ M pressing II utner aud
onnnE.nus amendments IS threatened sls
Monroe Duct-rns 7 IS sglu n. amend
lianT ma - altuEe+as wituneia
+, AAs ne.n learned mat rhus fitr -t,e
2 n heae INQUIRIES has rrr F,~srrl
wnuilv anenu-z.EinE 10 ne adruualies ri
ne amendment. nut ina. tliev Will Ne.
continued urra ae-e- ne ar ttrlne u1 al
ne deiaEa. inns Is s.scer--lined
SIN NJ -I-st -r1er1- an d. ne nrsl-.-
o; me .,a.ianes. ~ secure ar amend
men, r4-"nE-I.Iinr auuEtity hsfn-r .np
~ ~ N aH-IunA.. ri me League RI
Nis,inns s-Etes n nrhe- rnun1-lex. 1Rr-
anese atlera et nave nor p-.sser +,1el-
a,Tnendrne!l+ baln-e ne commission Il
sell ne la-e nnwrvr- BEEN can
''RsslnE -hs delegations with forms a.
surh an amendment anneavu--nr o IND
ont NJ ceiling onward I
The ar srua-ei~ untu e one -.asrn
toda~ wher 7~ernler EuEn-e ~ Aus
--alia dea.a-eo wl1lGu' qualification
.aa- =. australian delegation would
mn sunpu-- ~ srand n favor ~ an
arnenuule77f = anv i..nd Whatever con
aiming m -ayanest t-s re-
= -nR--er ~ sac- n. ,Tsran-s.
amendment dia mr. rnrn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
PREMIER BORDEN
DOES NOT WANT
AMBASSADOR JOB

-i--awa. MG-ci7 - - '-arllltA, Sorlen
1ls m intention "a accusing MS of-
ice u aecnrnc British a,-rnGasaaor "a
ne TIMED ~.4-es Is ~=ear--~ 81 aa
n news dcsna mes
81 -1-nrrlas arovohaa a9p4-4ss on
ne 60. e~-rrer; slue q ne Enuse NJ
-umrnonS wlen ne ~aaa ne follow
NJ aaute-,z-r -~7'n ne 7ranIe,~
al arr authorized 80 state nun
.la.v -alr am 1u- agnsue-'nE --.-
POSITION n BRITISH .-znuassaaur a.
* 1ssilln--on 4nu /. + ny Intention
Id -e.tl,-r *. r&lill.a. anC -esLr3t n
ai.-5as - 1r-rn. rr7tusTar Is soon -
M ypo,-5 1r1t -ne qeact con. s~an2e
WI permit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
Lenine asks
For Guarantees
From Hungary

Copenhagen. AA-1a .--P-cnIc-
--snlns If ne russian Some. govern
Ennr' Has sem q w;-ajess despatch q
Bail hur. ne hungarian rnlnls1e- af
to''als'-l a-ftA.~s- asking ny guarantees
nj -hs new =InE2-iAr gpve.-,rner...
Is "aa-lr aonmumszac anu NJ, ne-asy
socil-.sc-c -ar1.n. warns kun again
s. initiating 'our Russian -ao,lns n
n H.s zlas4Ase -en.ne sa,,s
Owing = penua-.r conditions : an
ql--ls ae~-a-n : wnuiu NJ d rnlslaks.
r. -ne hungarian -evnutun II M
az our Russlan -art.cs n us..a-..
mus 49, zou ags-.ns. -a.s instant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
10uSa and
Senate Hold
Busy Sessions

~0--4sad II grant z 1un-
ac+ g provide cuunTT
-rsilnustas, Whlch Il li-o
ocs~ onnea ana wnIcn ne
III, ,..s.n,.
N ne ola'e % aio II
ln:. u E4Gn scnn1l
I'll WI n por-a- ne
-....--.-,-.
'lhl x .'f-NA
7ac Funs---lren me oil
.ru auenued Il. -s.ctuc-
..,-........-, -,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
TO MAKE EARLY
TEST WAR TINE
DRY RESTRICTION

CfIiragn- Mlrrn = a gihI3laion %
rr,al.e al .z-iv anntesl a -ne cnnslitn-
-lonalIty u tne wa--l.me prohibition
-e.s--lr-.nn efs,-;'ve .5ulc was reached
-pnar al me clos, Y q no uzvs ses-
sluf ~ TIE dI-stIlltTTs committees. ENG
44,ou; i officials ui ~ MANY disiiiilng
.unr'e-1E Instr CtIons ID mat ef.ec1
w4.-e rI.-en 10 Lew Ma,se- cfnet COM
IA ar ,h. .omI1uts.- L1 v-e uni dis-
cseAsu vaers ne aCtlnu would le als0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
sT. LOUIS CONVENTION
RECEIVES NEWS LEAGI]E'S
RECOGNITION SUFFRAGE
7anara4 ReJolc1ng Among Delegates - Suf-
rage Leaders Express Satisfaction r..
1oral Association to Change Name 70
league Of Women Voters After Fehruarv
-a-G-Assumed Federal Amendment W;u
Have Passed by That Time


p -
s.arc, IN aws thar
-.ca aaa been recognized
nnH.1 league Of Nauuns
-asoclaIed P-ass des-
lie arnual cnnrer-
-lnna. Arner1can Woman
,a.a.lnn ne,'e Jus1 after
NJ u. s--npun sesslun.
4 PASSED e-orn delegate
M mere Was genera
R GaDlnan Gait president
NJ associalon. was The
ne despatch ana de-
wonderful. Suffrage
-,..- ne woria over !,
y n,l",v'Ise
.3 .5uwa-a Shaw hunu-arv
ne assnc.Allun de-
3 splendid. Peonie Of
-t.1..s VIII understand
-acv means ~ me Inc
,,a~ance gets through
ne services OF wimen.
--..:.4s ne se-y-Ice. hut
ia. counsel The
-ur- nLIr-N -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
GENERAL STRIKE
ON ALL AZ STRIAN
RAILWAYS NOW ON

Z onennaEnr- Maf''n -----A l'...7'7.l-Tl-
70 me new Wanna Journal -nd -en-
e-ssl -z.lwEr sr,--hE nr7lnusly- nrlur:.-
annE- tv political c1nClriuns. = n
progress m al ne austrian 81
Navs me nswspaps4, SAYS MAJ MY
Z few inca rains a-4 running
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
ARRESTS FOLIO"
MxHAN MI RIDER

vasnmetnn. March 'i'f
ar under ar-rsE a 's'1'ssss'l - -.
,,,a-urd WIFI ,he rnurnf- d So A.. - -.
az. an American, WIN W. Aii'''D -, :
LIT. Al rhs Hncienan ErriF'as- !. ne
bAi'''i'1 ,-,,ueu, --cr'ved WORD roIaF
s.A-A -. and Acting -ec-etarf
o. .-e - concentrations mad been
ms N..-nzn -rve1-1rnen. -
,.,,,, r,rur,sr punishment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28

RAN

Northern View Ens..nu s4.1l.
0rnuaufy anunE1nE snow F-'ue~
nlE.-T- nucn co,uer F-7na SG-ur.is. =
tal- rninsr n Mann
Southern New England and 60
49, N+w TarR Clearing and MI q
c.iuer Friday Saturday far
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
D4NI~r ~TEAMER
NJ RELEASED HINS

F-encn Hrniess.
I4nisn slnArne- 81
uuE.~E couav WITH SO
so:~~s VINO were nn--l n
- sen 2nn VINO war; ~
--a ~e1ueg- o1 me DANISH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28
SnE.ar EuYe1asr

Forecast for BoS7nu and vIC1TIII-'
Fr-iday clearing anu much cniaa
Saru-1ay t12c3 nu--uwtsa E14ieA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28

-ne nO--ua -aIue n NJ abb II.
.-nv-r before -he WAY W. 1y :s,rl1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28

minute -nesn'nu: NO juo tnn snHf!,
m Jnc tor large 70 rere,ae prnrnr-
ar-srtiun Al ts,e printing plant a t-s
Ssnneoer .nurrai Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-28

Continues ar Sase Col, ;
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-07-12
WHEN CONGRESS MAKES STEAM

The last campaign books revealed how Congress wonderful laws for the people Both great political parties claimed the credit their guides spell binders doesn't produce results for when team particularly case enacng measureshngs go up gresiona locomotive most awuy shy of collisions with public sent the water the public utilities and the railroads; zaon has been percolatng nightly slow that there sight for the settlement problems However though the evening have been tedious there deneness that Out of ment ter be evolved early solution many problems.
 recalled that the reforming banking system of the country taken Congress The al bank control vaclang and wob piled to the railroads for a banking system Congress made steam paanp
 in single session the Federal Reserve Act had been the signature of the President Our banking ed world and its established itself world banking Will Congress roads, which are the first number the presenting the biggest industrial problems of the Everyone something radically and nearly has plan The plans for railway legislation proposals for banking legislation nj 1913 But general understanding and agreement all the country the fund.- amen principles that must be incorporated railroad that will insure for the future the growth of a
 es The country behind the basic principles private ownership
 management and operation national
 that will provide that earned other induses while preserving
 high status of railroad employees that has arrived the the railroad industry These things certa-and
 square deal for everybody Punitive industrial plan have become aha basis that will huge deficits that will provide competitive the public and which will initiative govern nent control loom in the immediate perspective matter much that there all kinds plans be speedily sid down and the each But is important to have Congress make and that ap parenty is what is being done. :., a 'qsM-~
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-07-12
"NO Accident Week"
 Results Gratifying

A new mark in the conservation of life and limb on the railroads of the country was established by the "No Accident Week" conducted by the Government in the Central Western Region June 22-29, according to re- ports made public today by Regional Director Hale Holden.
 w. R. Scott Federal Manager of the Southern Pacific, Western Pacific Tidewater Southern and Deep Creek railroads was able to report not a single fatality and only fourteen in- juries to employees most of the latter being of a minor character. The Western Pacific and the two smaller roads achieved an absolutely clear record. So did the Sacramento, Salt Lake and Stockton Divisions of the Southern Pacific and the Los Angeles Shops, General Stores, Telegraph and Dining Car Departments of the same line. Sprains or contusions involv- ing only temporary disability consti- tuted the mishaps.
 For the reg1on as whole casualties were reduced from fatalities and 447 injuries for the same period in 1918 to 4 fatalities and 94 injuries, 9O8o of the latter being of minor charac- ter. This is considered remarkable showing in view of the fact that the Central Western Region operates 55,- 900 miles of railroad and has 327, 7,000 employees.
 Telegraphing his congratulations from Chicago, Regional Director Hale Holden appealed to officials, employees and citizens to "carry-on".
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-07-12
MERELY WE ROLL ALONG

Everybody going have fine me those who promise much for everybody be half believed Official have been ringing with this scheme humanity The American Federation City venton recognized the putting reconstruction proclaims the that ng people great hope for better brighter fe greater liberty larger degree of independence for the workers of
 The who the other wondering how he too get "a larger degree happnes the problems of higher fixed keep going But the policy of loving thy negbor working ore and period be well
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-07-12
Mail Dispatched. PoR THE EAST

Signal, Ariz ..............-.... 4:30 F. M. We'd nesday and 400 P. M. Sunday-Only.
 Sandy Route, Owens, Arizona ........4:30 dov-npl1u
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-07-12
THE MODERN WAY

The United States Chamber of Commerce will build large home Washington the Capitol where has to be recognized the oue for the of the country Many the Fedora aon of Labor established headquarters Capital the affairs of labor been handled had "nsus lobby" system, country voyaged the of Government their The modern business industry represented through Chamber Commerce organized Fedora on of Labor, order that the different may Government with clear understanding conditions conclusions that supposedly to the best interests of the whole people.
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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-07-12
NEW WATER BICYCLES ADD TO
 JOY OF FATHERS
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A wateS bicycle that initiates the submarine, in that it operates almost entirely submerged, has appeared in the East in time to contribute new pleasure to the bathing-beach season.. Only the riders head and shoulders appear above the water, the machine being buoyed up by two air floats, of 8 to 10-gal capacity, placed breast high at front and back. The cycles immunity to rough seas promises use- fitness for beach rescue work.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-07-12
WAR RISK INSURANCE

Director R. Cholmeyones making good progress ing the growing tendency the returning soldiers drop insurance reeneng civil fe gs business propositions of the expected there has been records Time and remedyng s and the meantime benb made to impress the
 that they being the world at rate far below what be supplied companies certainly mighty business venture soldier soldier to drop this insurance which the Government arranged self oft ,.,r
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-07-12
MINE WARNING NOTICE

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
 Notice Is hereby given that the Six Prong No. l. Six Prong No. 2. Gopher and Bing min ing claims. situate in the Maynard Mining District of Mohave County. State of Arizona, arc under lease and bond to parties working same. and that neither the mine nor the own CTS thereof will oe responsible for any labor or debt contracted. nor injuries sustained by any employer or employe in working said property; and that no employer or employe is the agent of the owners for any purpose. and that all the operatives engage in such service at their own risk, and that no debt or claim of debt is valid against said mining property or it's owners.
 Dated February 28, 1918.
 THOMAS SICKLES. First insertion March 2, is1s-2m-pd
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-07-12
Arrival and Departure.
 of the Kingman Mails

Effective Jan. 13, 1919 the following Schedule of Mails will be in operation:
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