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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26
GULF STORM Is
FATAL TO MANY
TOTAL NUMBER OF DEATHS
WILL BE HIGH OFFICIALS OF
TOWNS SAY.

Corpus Christi, Tex. With troops
patroIing the main streets and relief
trains headed this way from many
PARTS OF the state, Corpus Christi be-
gan slowly emerging from the wreck
age caused by the gulf hurricane
which struck the city, bringing death
TO many persons and doing properly
damage OF millions.
II was impossible to get anything
like correct estimate of the fatali-
ties, In the city proper the death
list was placed by some officials at
between 80 and 40, but that was re-
garded by many as far too conserva-
tive.
While the death toll in the affect
ed territory outside of Corpus Christi
probably is considerable, there was
no confirmation of reports placing
the total well up into the hundreds.
Teiegraphic adivces received direct
from Port Lavaca. which place had
been isolated, reported no loss of life
there or at Seadrift and Port O'Con-
NOR. but said the property damage at
Port Lavaca would be about s109 900,
mainly on the bay front and TO ship
ping. Port O,Connor and Seadrift
were said to have been considerably
wrecked by the wind, which reached
q velocity OF So miles an hour. The
velocity for a few seconds at Port La
vaca was reported as having attain
cd 80 miles.
It II impossible yet to even approx
innate the death list, and 1t may be
several days before all the missing
are accounted for and the number OF
victims known.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26
steel Sake lie Postponed.

New York.-It was learned author
itatively from member of the en-
tourage of Samuel Gompers that the
steel strike threatened for Septem-
Der ~, has been postponed until af-
ter the October industrial conferences.
as requested by President Wilson
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26
GERMAN Immigrants Mlslead.

Buenos Aires. German immi-
giants landing here complain that
they were induced to leave their
homes ii Germany and come to Ar
gentina BY false promises that grants
81 Isnd would be given them when
they should arrive In this country.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26
j,dn. .InhoIds prohlhltion,

Sam Francisco.--A petition by the
California Grape Protective Assocla-
ton asking that government officers
here be enjojined from enforcing the
wartime prohibition act was denied
by United States District Judge VIII
liam G. Van Fleet here.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26

London. One hundred feet above
one Of London's busiest streets, and
wsahin 200 yards OF Big Ben. on the
roof Of the Institute Of Civil Engi-
reers. there Is one Of the best kept
and most prosperous poultry farms
III the city.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26

London. Increase In bigamous
marriages throughout the United
kingdom, much more pronounced
since the end Of the war, il causing
grave concern, and there is a grow
ing disposition to treat bigamy as a
veninl offense.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26
Trouble At shipyards.

New York. Thousands OF ship.
yard workers who quit work In
brooklyn, Staten Island and New Jer'
sey yards in an attempt to enforce a
demand for q Saturday half-holiday
found themselves discharged when
they reported for work.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26
seIulan Rulers Coming.

London. - King Albert Of the Bel
cfans. Queen Elizabeth and Prince
Leopcld win sail for America soon
on the u. S. S. George washington,
escorted by three destroyers. They
win return to Belgium late in Octo-
Ter.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26
ssvs vorIdss peace Menaced.

New York. The peace OF tho
world is msnaced by Americas delay
in ratifylng the peace treaty. accord
ing 10 sir George Croydon Marks,
member Of Parliament for Cornwall.
Who arrived here.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26
Confederate Veterans To Use Tents.

Washington. Senate resolu-
ton authorizing the War Department
TO lend tents. cots, horses and sal
dies to the city of Atlanta, for use
of the United Confederate Veterans
ir their reunion October to 10, was
adopted by the House.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26

Tokyo. Reports are current that
what the newspapers call . serious
sfrair," has occurred among the
troops OF the Matsuyama regiment.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26

Frederick M. shepperd Dead.
East Orange, N. J. Frederick N.
shapherd. IT., president OF the Good
wear Rubber Company. died at his
home here.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26

Completes Case Against Ex-Kaiser.
London. The attorney general,
sir Gordon Newart,~ has completed
the case for the prosecution or the
former German emperor. according TO
the Mirror. The place for the trial
has not yet been settled.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26
- Tru Fornner french lAlnister.

Paris. The Commission Of the
High Court has ordered Joseph Call
.laux, former premier Of France. to
face charges of intriguing to bring
about premature and dishonorablc
peace with Germany
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26

oped cockerel is usually satisfactory,
or a good vigorous yearling or 2-year-
old cock may be chosen. The hens
used for breeding purposes should be
given the best care possible; they
should be provided with large runs,
and should not be forced for heavy
egg production during the early win
for
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26

italian Commission Coming.
i. Rome. An Italian economic COM
mission has left Brest for the United
States.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26
Good Roads ! Necess

Good roads have become d neces-
sity. not only on the public and main
highways, but on the township lines
az wen.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26
Psrshlna ssttles Down 10 Work.

PershIng Settles DOWN 70 WORK.
Washington. = After round Of
.parades and ceremonies or recep-
tons OF farewell which have occu-
pied him ever since he started home
from France Gen. Pershing settled
down to once routine again at head
quarters here OF the American expe-
dictionary force.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-26
Permanently Essential.

Il 4 essential that good roads have
permanency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
SENATE FIGHT
OVER LEAGUE
TO-DAY OR FRIDAY

asrlnE-on, ina u Ser a
snor- period Of comparative cule-
me Senate fight ever me League ~
Narl0ns appears certain 20 ne e
summed LnrnCr-cw ny E-lGav VIII a
Jury maj may eclipse al previous
struggles growing ouc If ne car--o-
Eeryy
Il Is around Ei1e RESOLUTION IF SEN
a-1r Knox. Republican. 0f Penasyi-
ANA proposing ID put the S~ata
definitely or record regarding ne
revised covenant ~ me League ma
ne nex1 cnaotar uT the iCt- IS n
oe written. Supporters q ne r-es1,-
luton hope - gather enough
strength II give warning 20 tie
Paris conference raat the trea1c- ca7
not ne ratified here IN IS presen-
forn III eventually which the
-Tea-y supporters expect 70 IGN -
a finish.
The Foreign Relations comm -aa
mas decided 70 take up the resolution
Ianur-ow morning Win the praspec;
ma L viii he brought mo ne Sen-
ale as soon as !. meets d. noon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
COCNTERFEITERS
GET TWO YEARS
AND $500 FINE

Boston June Maria LacpUss.
OF Worcester and Eacca R.zzao ..!-o
IF Gardner were found guilty ~ 4
jury n me Federal cour- .ouar m
twO indictments charging mem WIN
T-1ahln. aad passing coC2tertal. mon
ev and Win coCspE-acv The u +.re
sentenced . TWO wears II me Ply
mouth Jall and fined Sa0a eacn.
Alfredo Mar.eiio Of Worcester. VINO
was indicted on similar cnar-es ana
pie24eG guilty was sentenced 70 sew
n wars II -!e Federal per1.sr-1a--v
81 Atlanta and fined s1gun Il N,-.s
lsr sentenced 70 TWO y-..- and s2e1
81, on another charge Of 2ass!uS
ouncerfe.c coins a. Ga-dner 1f
winch NJ was found guilty By mr.
ms; r'rIdav. the rw0 cerrns "a III
cuncu;--antly. t.occo Lacouss' ms
and Of lie guilty wern,.a. Vas az
7uiitaG
The -r;ai was me rasl.- Of z Is
* secrat st=rvlce MAJ and police
asst month IN Worces1e. and Prov
4ence Michele d. Satist4 and Do
r1eneco Spanodi. VINO We're arrested
a T'--rvidence, VII be t-lsd n EhnGp
island
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
NON PARTISAN
Taft Defends League
at Elnlira College
Former Pes -E-. cor1oe-- @1e-
Politics Are finally Gum narss,
People anc Majority OF Senator's
VII Approve Covenant

Elm--a, y. Y June 1.-THE ser
a-or sI,e2hs without a4t1or-rv was
ne rep-- N'-...i-:l = IT, made p
IA when asked . comment cr :
recent Statement made 3v Senator
bora1 # Iaa2o ia. N -a.@- eas
I copy Of -ne Peace --ea.-. F. -e-
-ra-cec rom Any further comment g
M investigation now progressing D.
-2ra ne ~eElatz Foreign Ee.a-4cns
coTu-r--::ae 7 Washington rs.a--Te -
cans II ne pence -tr--.s
NJ - was ne ;1---c-7a- speaker
inns afternoon q -1e tn IN IA
COMMENCEMENT II E.1,-ra -1lAca. =
winch - young woman we-e -:vea
GeC-"as. r. Getenoec ne -eE-l- 1-
Nations ana san ne Question ~
:,or PARTISAN Ee declared ne ms
10 aoGu ma w-e- ne question :
= -3prcaCaec t-1n It's viewpoint ne
nlalcr,-T 81 ne 2acple Il n r. -1.ar
>la.v-s ana naaaed Z rnlJcr,-- 1t
Ca-=G Sl4.as se1a.ors wal-d -
prove u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
BROOKLYN MAN
HEADS SHRINERS

Indianapolis. June L. ohraI
-,vkema- nf BROOKLYN y 7. VS.
elerrec sn,e-ial nigh priest of ne
Ancient Arabic Order, Nobies of ne
xvssic Shrine. q; me annual election
If ne Imperial Council here to0ay'
Es selection Upset ne routine pre-
. ad.nts. fnr i has been the cus'f'm
n elevate me officers one s-d-ion
aac.,7 ve.-. Jorn j. Jones Of okIaro-
ma CITY. Okla. me Imperial Qr1enIa-
-ulce for he past year, would nave
became r.le h.ga priest Under TIA.
Arrangement
X F-ealanc AenG-lch ~ ~a-iadta'-
oFla was named imperial potsr-Ata-
Ellis /. Ga--etson, Tacoma WASH
derurv sncer.a, poIenlare; Ernest =.
Cut-s. Savannah. "a, imperial cA-ef
"a 5haY. End James s McCandiess of
Honolulu. imperial assistant "a nj al
James Z Chandler. Kansas ~iTT
was elected Imperial oriental guide;
james . Burger. Denver. CcI-- IN
,e-,al hrst ceremonial master. and
Dnvid "a Grassland. Montgomery.
Ala. second imperial ceremonial
master
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
TREATY LEAK
Sensational Features
Peter Out
Brought - This Country sy -e,ry
>. osv1sc,-Ex>iaios re Used |,
% Gear Ur Status Of Fec Grass
Ioee- la.sae 81 Na.sans-Ne~er
Used II Financial way

as1.ng-on- June TOW ne pea e
t-ea-r reached private hands IN New
YORK ana nus stirred Up a sensalo.
n ne Senate was established todav ::
q rwo-hoU- hearing ae-a-e ne foreign
-e4aluns committee
Sena.u- -ocge -exeRaed ma nv copy
ne saw was SHOWN MN ~ Ei-la Eoo--
q ta-ue- sac-s,a-y 81 S-2-e III. Eoc-
Io4G me cnEl-tee ne EeI Il. rom
Henry ? DAWSON, = member % ne
Morgan a2nAzns NOISE and head o. n
Eed --oss ana NJ Dawson 7 --1-7
testified : was gwen IN n Paris D,
Thomas X. -anon.. another Mor-aa
partner attached . the Amer, al peace
r sz,un.
. ? Morgan and Franz = Taade-!:n
retiring Drasiden, o. ,ae Mamma. City
Ba.k. MD ne committee -2ey nao
never seen q COPY
Win ma. ne currn.-ee ad. ou,-ned
without ss--.s 0a-e 70 continue ne
hearing and WV members IN DO.
s-dss IF the C-eatr controversy Sang
sn-lv was over
NJ. Dawson sac ne secured me corv
70 Clea- II ne status cf re Fed --uss
Unue- me -eaE1e o. NsaonE ana nev--
rad lsed :. = iaaac,a. wa re mad
SHOWN Z - no me except Nj Root. a.
con-.nleo- and nae sent Il - nm oe-
Cause re knew ne eu--ner sec-etav
was beng criticised ~ ne American
MISSION
NJ Eour gave as MS opinion ma.
here was nothing .np-oDs- = -ae wa
ne real -aa~hed nm ana -aat ne Vas
rec 70 2se =: as ne chose. Ths-e could
De nothing stc-Hr about L. ne -ulG ne
committee. oeca Gse ne German CIV
sJr;nant hide : ;7U0!Ic. auer cues
lunlng, NJ Foo VINO Appeared voiu--
-af---T. war III . say III while ne
SENATE WIS Ei-1.c : -E1-s II ashln-
~ copy ara ne --ea-r aeca-oe
p4nnc = German. 7-as.ue-- II :su.,
i 50 wa within us -gn. II withhold
.rE = Z he cnose
Al WITNESSES SAID -hey mad hen~d ri
-nnrs ~ other copies n New Ec-k nut
tia nut hnow w'ie-ns- -Hev e..ls-ao
Like Statements were made n -r5.-
grams n he cor,-,I-.ee ~ jacob Sen =
d INN, -oep * 70 ana Eau! x a.
ourg tor,ne- partner n ne same ---r!.
-nnlEt- ne 'nClsrv. ordered ny ne
e=sna.e Iasr VICE.. saerraed q rave -aacn-
&c siaadst4n because grne had any
further witness - suEEes;- Senator's
Lodge and 6oral. wao made ne ava
-a-inns winch st2-.aG vie .r7--es1 ia mn.
sa4d -nev considered al -nt- STAR
rea-s N ne Seca-e MAD nean -7--vah..
and Sena-1r Escchcock, author OF me
lr7eat Eaaur RESOLUTION. cecla-e6 me n
GuI-E apparently mad .a2sed WITHOUT
showing anv 1an=eroUE en- II d.plc-
lE-c caa1neIs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
y. z. CHRISTIAN
CONVENTION
ELECTS OFFICERS

Ea~gar Ne June IA: the bus
ness sesslor tGrs -:l- II the New
f.'lc!aod Christian Convention orf5 !
cars We're ELECTED as fellows: Pres
ldeu'- Rev, " g Sargent. Z. Z.
Providence. VICE presider-. Rev "a
j EAl. Franklin n Il secretary
t.sv z q. English. A-nesou-y Mass.
treasurer. p T x oudwa-d. Eli. Y.
II superintendent IF SUNDAY
schools, Few r : Sailor Westerly.
FL n: per.c-endert of Chr.,stla =
:11lt.-.avor, Rev Il NJ ES.nur. New
Beufnr6- Mass: superintendent Of
=, Missionaries. Rev d P Eurlhu--
L. n Asone-. Mass financial and
etuca-irnal sec-eta-~. Rev A r
Mor--n. .. .. Newton. y L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
Dol BILE GUARDS
OVER GERMANS
At VERSAILLES

-,s. - - --seoc.G &. E-essl :
- F-err- -C~r4 H1ac- as s:.a-E= :
~ ~. s-~anra--ier-s ana su1e-7-.=- F..
2 Re @.-.n.- ae.aEa a Te-sz--.
--aa4r.-- c.,,r &C Is =-:s--,ls nee -o
,7-e,-s',- 7-.-S'da ao-,-.- .a--nn VII ~
-er-7a-s
! ne same ne =--17-H-nen-s VA
-:ade ~ NJ E-ancr e,-ase-.z--1-e-s -
sae ~rc-r7e-s q ~ 5e--,a- d..e-a-luu
U~ene'-e- -7a-- a.sI-ea
A7crE 0~2e~ deieEa-nTls some ru-r-
--le1- 2aS @ee- reused ovs- - "a
IA. r. F~H---- - ne N = 1res r4~-
e ac"ess -- rn -cl--,I-1ca- On VIZ ne
German aeiasarla-- .a- Sound M e.
mans ~ Informally =-crr -,-ne IN.
,!.as -. o.-cr- / carsiue-aa,e q a-..z-a
= re 7eace 1e-u-.E-.uns,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
TR0uBLoUS LOVE
Crown Prince Charles
Of Ru-a-ia
Snoo,s Sei+ -ss Because 81 < -g's
Crpcss: or - Ma ase-Ecrz
ETo-s - Sera-s-s Far Are Van
-M+s NO, CT Nore El--


t-'-aries = -,---.a1-a $ ST. e.;
from hu-ie- wnU1G = ne e SCI
.,r..c,.c according r. laws -ae..~
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
TO SEND HOME
$4,000 MEN

Paris. June 11.-(Associ-
ateo Press C enera !
Persh--g has advised thai
he proposes 10 transport
$1,000 Ce1 horewcrd
during the month Of June.
This breaks al previous rec
or1s for movement Of uoocs
overseas aid exceeds TIE
number Great Britain NOV
ed across the channel u a,v
month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
Gen. Edwards at
LivermOre Falls

-lF al-nore Fails. Ne Jlne =
-fssr2e.,-al Edwards aeiG d reception
ana addressed pubic rr1er-.:,-- -
"a -arane--,g n ne arrest Il
-oTenzo Saa Il -2.S place. held ear
murder ~ Oar A.T-;no. C-ena-a! Ed
wa-,-s SAT- me soldier nac ac.s-t!
within "a -,gncs. as re 1.d pro
baby Witnessed naI--ea-,ne-- NJ
women VINE serving WI -
Yankee L"Vls.o- Il france. Gen.
Edwards added -ha- he would Xix
d ~ IN ne .-- wte- Eea Is
-7-,eG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
WAR RANK TITLES
BARRED FROM
AMERICAN LEGION

New OK -sn- .-.-Eer-v =
lindsey, chairman Of ne Naacnas
EEec'I--F@ s,I'Tn--,--tse ~ ne Amer
an LeE uC s4-2nuUnced tonight thu;
he orC.- 1l=s non aaG determined 70
Grop .~uu' ne names OF all me-,-
''e,-S nor n acr.ve service me Nil
A. les he'd during the war. as
means - fostering a democ-a-lc
42C America spirit
n ---osie~ added ma the L.
rzon would seek "a influence -
inents.rS - abandon ne Gust arn
ardeG down rom N. Civil War ~
preserving m officers military -ana
aete- ne has -etiraed = evil LIE"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
Gains only 166 cut

: s--,--,--r ov President Ca-...1r,
# - y -s,err ~--ca -=leE~a IN
or, 1i-1z -1,.- on ..5o4. -"e o.f-
sons. III 70 nam ope:-2 --1ls''- -
&c re STRIKE cal. orousn. -~on
J Nare-Aa-7. international 77''es:-
aa.rc Il NJ CoI-.--l es--c4a- -e.e 81: -7.e.-s
C-.un If America. 4 -e.-.a-h "a.
more mar n uurnoer or . este.--l
Cn-o1 +rr-.vz - 4 Cn.c4=7 --one
aaa .o.-el -az syche ov nooE-
reports u II .ar- rou-r pom;
. : ninety per cen r-s~arzse =
IL r7st... --.eG~4a n ColCpA." se:-F-
.c@ nd a seventy PEI en- ~4s9o'lse
ram & 1s,=.-n mon e.-pi, IS 81 c
n. Nore1.4..-:1lg lori-:9&- he as.
nas sngvn aq Surprisingly Vel a11
u H. southeast 4lure ne n&1noer
I s1.-n.-~s 1uw exceeds ."U". ~aie-
9npne v WORKERS nave -ac=- - ~
strikers numbers = a'1-.7'-t.. t3ii-l
-,.,gtr.--..75a. &. aec -1-tr--s~llA.
id
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= f 11'>-41''-' q PES -
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
WIRE STRIkE FAILS TO
AFFECT INDIANAPOLIS

Indiana pslls. Ind. Jaae I1-S-a.e-
nents from me Offices Of the West
am Union Posta! -aIegr-a On and
American Telephone and -aler-an m
Company mere were thai the strike
If cumme-cral telegraph operators
had M affect and TIA. ilD rer cer-
iConetnued on eaee -Coi. 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
PROPOSE STILL
SMALLER ARMY
COMING YEAR

"A ast,--CtCr. .s.1ne ---Fl---ae- re-
.uc-on T liz s.ze q ne amy g
ne maintained cor me neE- dEca-
Year was tentatively agreed upon
~ Lne Eouse -oCay = deciding -
use Appropriations for pa and
maintenance IN a. army u 500 4n''
men instead Of +00.Bhe men as RET
commended ny The House military
corln1IIae-
The War department rad recon-
-nendea provision tor IN army q
5ua bns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
Rapats From Various Sections Indicate CamEada
Business Not Seriously Interrupted Rival Claims
by Union Heads and Company 0ffda's--PrS
Carleton Asserts Only 166 Of Wire Help
Qaii--kGlakaID Says Ts-ap Will be
Complete Within Three Days

Chicago. June 11-Cnlon leaders declared tonight ina.
the first Gay response cal for strike
operators premise
VII be co-ple-e three days. despite claims O. company
ocas mat failed Reports received by TIE
Associated Press many sections Of
country indicate nat eTca cegaph business
Tot seriously Interrupted districts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
ANGELES FORCES
AT SAN AUGUSTN

Jua-ez. Mex. June ---Acyancs -o1ceS
Of Gen Felipe Angeles ara reported a.
san Augas1.n 1s miles east Of Jua-ez
Two aetachrients nj federals consisting
sach o. lna men nave ieft n ne direr-
ssun Of Eha9 place IN 4 reconnaissance
At Az ? NJ me entire Jca-eZ Ea--7-
son was showing signs Of ACTIVITY
-he-e wers reports ~ a ski--nlsn lew
miles To the sast-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
lDOR AGAINST WAR PROHIBITION
ALSO URGES z "a y beer Be EXEMPTED
VAIN FIGHT WAGED BY DRY DELEGATES
,s.oIanon Ernbodying Views Adopted at Re-
-,1 .rr4ction Convention of Federation La
lar 4 Atlantic City = Copy To Be Sent
WILSON, and Congress Executive Council
directed to do Everything in Its Power to
Preserve to People of Z. S. Their Freedom.
1i-er-v and Democracy"


-
.5, ra@41g a1-1ed ia
Il wG--ns pronl-
,-r-r 4eas g.
~ -,
..
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TIGER WINS POINT
; NO LESSENING OF
TERMS TO GERMAN

Peace Treaty Remains Unchanged
atoms Added to Clear Away Any Possible
misunderstanding Settlement Reached
On Silesian Question-Germany Admis-
sion to League Still Under Discussion
Little Progress Being Made on Austrian
Peace Terms-Gernans May Get Terms
Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
Ecsrc1 lcrecas-

Forecast t3r 3ostan @nu VICINITY
GENERALLY -.-4r -nu-sa4- and Fax.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
OTTOMAN PEACE
DELEGATION AT
TOULON. FRANCE

ToEluu June Eavas}.-T'he
French cruiser Democratic arrived
here today WITH the Ottoman peace
decoration on board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12

To gam better positions. to Sc
cure more caaable workers.
make use Of TIE Wants.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-10-20
PETROCRAD HOLDS:
TO TUMBLE AGAIN

LONDON, Oct. 20.-Official an.
nouncement is made here today tina,
the position of Petrograd is pre-.
carious, that it has been virtually
isolated by the anti Bolsheviki forces
under General Yudenditch and may
fall-again-at any moment.
The Yudenditch troops are re-
ported to have cut the railways
leading to the city, and virtually
wiped out Bolsheviki division
which was being rushed to the de-
Tense of the city. .... $780,
Machine guns are now being post
ed about the city. in evident an
ticipation of a siege.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-10-20
GARY STUBBORN;
WILL NOT GRANT
LABOR DEMANDS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 90
Speaking for the first time since
he Joined the industrial conference,
as a representative of the public.
Judge Ebert H. Gary, chairman of
the board of directors of the United
States Steel corporation, announced
today to Secretary of the Interior
Lane and Secretary Frank Morrison
OF the American Federation of La
Dor that he would not recede from
his stand for an open shop among
the plants controlled by his COM
pany.
The judge also reaffirmed his re-
fusal to negotiate with representa-
tlves of labor unions who were not
employees of the steel corporation.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-10-20
THOMAS MAKES
INVESTMENT IN
NEW PROPERTY

Backing his confidence in the fu-
ture Of Nenana with hard cash,
William Thomas, of the Ball &
Thomas barber shop, has purchased
the Papadopulos building, on A
street, near Second, now occupied
by the Railroad cigar store. The
building is large two-story log
structure, one of the largest in
town, in fact, with a storeroom on
the ground floor and rooms upstairs.
1t is the intention of Mr. Thomas
to move his barber shop into the
building within a short time, occu-
plying the front. But he is not yet
certain what disposition he will
make of the rest of the building.
Mr.. Thomas and his partner were
among the first to build in Nenana,
the building now occupied by their
barber shop being owned by them.
They also own residence property,
each of the partners having invested
in cabins which they have rented.