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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Marked Progress
on q. @. p. Platform

Chicago. q EnS s.-GspuDllcal plR1-
form builders report progress on ten
rsrtve drafts. WIKI promise u ulusu-
ally quick action ny the resolutions
committees as q result Of the prelIntr,s-
~ work. Group differences remained.
but leaders Of al factions sale there
were E4gh hopes o. an entire bar
rnouy" platform after the planks az
smouther and the sharings swept OIL
II COMMITTEES.
The League Of Nations plank con-
tInued To sng-oss several g-uups or
the voluntary platform convention
corps Another difference Innmsd
over labor policies. including demands
for endorsing an-i-s1rfke and similar
Legislation.
Settlements Of both. however. were
predicted. Both factions in the treaty
dispute worked many hours with the
nope nf leaders that a soIurfon partial
", z not entirely. satisfactory 10 all
would be fnund One suggestion YRS
addition 70 the Indiana plank which
is the groundwork 81 ne drafting OF
clauses declaring for 3 world tribunal
for constitutions settlement Of inter
National disputes.
The national heard OF farm u-Eanl-
Nations SoGav virtually completed une
pianks which II viii ask 10 have in
cluue6 IN the platform one would
exact party ptetsge for Agricultural
representation II the cabinet and one
federal commissions Other pIanlzs
asked fU- a right 70 pledge that farm
ers snail have fun, free and snuues-
toned right To cooperative marketing
Of products and purchase OF supplies.
and prnEertien against discrimination, =.
Effective national cnnrroi over sae
packers and other Investigations in
the manufacturing and divers divisions
OF farm products and supplies Legis-
lation 10 check the evils Of farm ten
ancy." OF coal. oil and water power.
and protection Of timber land. repeal
Of laws restricting rights of free
progress, free press and peaceful as
semblage. and opposition 20 any CON-
pulsory military training.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
DRY DRIVE ON
Federal 4 rents 10
Move on New York
Supreme Eou-- Gives New impetus
e Erfrrceu1err-Nar7s Of Sr-cailsr
Scr orin.cs wlH 0sss11sa--Mans
80 za<ssr -ssir N Gc-nan

New York. June Federal agents
vii. -adoubis Lna1r efforts u make
New YORK bone dry. James Shs-IiE-
supervising p-'ohip-1or enforcement
agent announced rodEv whsr ne
learned -ha1 rne Timed States ST.
prane court haa declared both prp-
hib1-lon amendment and Toisread a q
colsI -U-t0na-
Ee estimated thai ; per rem Of the
sales ulasuue-a ding as soF- drinks
VII ci0se Up snBp-
TDdEy's decisions were nIsIr-eT-
pre1ed IT some q Ea~te'-s FOR no pare
ricIlaT reason anG ImprurplL ceie-
.-u-lans were s-Er-ell-aI winch Il was
reported ILGLIas stronger Than 70
flowed t~aelv 5u- vnEr me truth
r7ILe~ed In1p ma CITY gloom fell. and
celebration was CuvneC -r-D wakes. -"
II Wal street. -Bn interest -odav
ceu- er-eo On The x asn1uE-on dec
slnns. bur they produced no great e.
1+4e- or tte market except that shares
Of the Jr--ed states Industrial A.
cohol Company IND the r1-ec S-a-es
Products COMPANY sluupeC sIch-iy
CO-u prices pruhe about three cents
. nUsnei II Cne laze a--e-nOoE. LVwas
helzred mar the demand would NJ
cursldaraD5r restricted II c0nse-
ruence with -he pa,-rlal v-11ll cl,-a Wv Of
dls-ile-s. although nuCh q ms WI
De MADE IT. probably through in
creased Use q corr n uarLfac-I--e-s
o. b-eAl-Gs- foods.
The association opposed IN National
Prem bj-i0r declared Z STOOD -eadr To
welcome ans assistance II me move
rseut 10 n'--arl.ze c league winch vii
nave f1r rs or tec- -ne defense It me
CONSTITUTION 81 lne r1EeG States as
II Stands. win the exception u -he
ciz11- esnrr aneudraerl
81 eEo-T q 1ura,-1 Fir1 WIN E'c-snr-
a.. haAlls -sucr az smoking and teA
AND coffee DRINKING L. was SCARED
would oe opposed .7~ TIA su-ees-ec
orEz rl-:,a-lor-
Tn supreme COLI q decision OF the
Z 9ls,sac Ae- was ,aaria - ertzeC }y
he association as Z menace rhG- IL
wolves @ya-'y prime ple zJr winch sol
GIarE o+ ne E.eralELloE fou=r- An
offer 10 accept -1e leadership a[ me
nation II 1-h- 70 have -ae ~I@f1- o.
tle amendment repealed was made
lv -he assacla-lon which promised II
FOLLOW an approved leadership n such
.afzor-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Z. S. Appropriates
S125.OO0.W 900 for
New Rolling Stock

Washington, June - Immediate
appropriation CT s195-aGe. aeo Of gov
erurner+ funds fn~ the @iI- Of the
railroads 10 purchase new rolling
stock WIS announced to-day by the
Tn1s-E1H-e Commerce Commission
T'he money viii be advanced OUT Of
the $500. zoe 909 revolving fund PRO-
vlCleG IN the transportation ART
Appropriations fBr additions and
hertarrnenzg 70 promote the move
rnen1 Of cars were flxed al So. 600 :
coo. appropriations 10 meet maturing
obligations were fixed 81 S5G, 9en. a9o
and apprnpris sIDrTs for loans ID CIR
rlerg III 81. a0n. Baa. e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
SPROUI FORCES PLAN
CHICAGO CAMPAIGN

Chicago June - Governor
sp-ouI is 9 candidate for the Presi-
Gent, with the entire support Of the
entire Pennsylvania delegation 70 the
end and without any deals" said
ATTORNEY General Schase- Of Penn
svlvanIa IN a statement tonight
The steering committee OF ten 40
pointed by the Pennsylvania caucus
under the cflaIrruansnIp o. X. ".
A-ro-bn-y Of Philadelphia today
mapped out KS plan o. campaign.
The steering committee announced
the appointment OF q committee Of
the above men with Leanore Rep
logic as chairman 70 assist Il Others
on this committee are. G.. 5. Oliver.
Charles NJ Schwah. William e
Corey. George Wharton Pepper and
T NJ Schumacher
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Pershing to Quit
Army Duties Soon
Silent on New Job

s. 1Stl-1Et Drl. a. GIle --Te.lf lrfzI E-e.--E T.
;nG WI ~erl~e from ar-zze service
wt-E1r f"v months II announced
mas lr-enr ION Loday u letter 70 sec
-s-a-~ 8ake- The cumn1ende- n the
-AI7Ie-IGar ezpeG1ctoua-y forces decla--
&C he raIc ne rouIo z-ve up his mill
ra-T cu-le-s v-i-n1u- impairment 10 lne
service &nG ttus be 1-ee -oengage IN
something more a---a r-.ve
General Eoe-shlnc did not indicate
-hs nature o. ms 1-~-L~= ac-5vl-4es.
Genera Ptrsnlug assured sec-atar---
DRrve--s ne would Tern.aIn II rhe se--v-
re ur-l l-na Ergraz lrvnlvHo II rhe "a
wing ou- Of the arrTv rsar-aIl 1za-i ion
ar was accomplished. lie gave the
ADDED assurance that az arv tu-ure
1z-inu-
T-1e decision o. General Pe-sfzinc
TO re-l-e came as surprise n a-rry
circles III Washington.
The prospective future detail OF
tbs = Z I commando mad never
beer announced. bu- several Tin s
he had been mer1ioneC IN caunec-
-Iou wI-h the Office Of chief Of STIFF.
The name of General Toe-shtn- as
4 candidate for the RepublicEn
F'l-esidentsa] nomination had been
put forward n the Nebraska and
Michigan PRUDENTIAL primaries, bur
Delegates from those states pledged
n other candidates Were elected.
Political observers al Chicago within
the past few days nave mentioned
General PershIng among the dark
horses. The ezpeGIItnna-v com
mander VIII retire WIFE the full rank
% General that title. for life having
beer conferred on linn by Congress
after ms return from France. Cen
era PershIng wiz be ~ wears Ole
next September and would nut reach
the retirement age until 1929
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Ants Plan to
Block Suffrage
Efforts at Chicago

Chicago. June --@uN-aElEcs VII
present N me cor ven-Inr rules cam
r-l-rae d request 1u- epual representa-
ION OF tne national comm Tee exec
u-rF-e cnEurr--ree. A. The same time
q demand from the NarIorA- Assocla-
ti0u Opposed 70 Z oman Suffrage that
al me demands Inc suE-zE1sts ne -e-
used VII be offered ! cnn1uIssiDr
80 -ns E-epublican seceinr az me Na-
clnua. Association Opposed "a Y oman
Suffrage headed rv Mrs Horace E~ok
~ Feunsy ,vElrllH rDGEv arranged for Z
hearing bs+uTe q special cn111n,I- ---.
-eIa--ve n tine granting Of -sp-esan-
cation 10 women Of the rz-18na- c0rn-
r7-1-1ee
The Na-inuEl LsaEue o. Women To1-
e-s announced that r. would amply Tor
q hearing nefnre the Platform commit
zee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08

Auburn. June T-Af1Ar q long IL
ness. Wallace " Morrow o. Auburn.
q member OF the packing firm Of
Morrow Brothers. died Sunday night
AZ Portland. where ne rad been fur
treatment II the Maine General hos
,1fraI. Ee WAS IS wears Of age. Z
prominent Mason and Odd Fellow
and was long connected with the
Court street Free Baptist church
M. Me--ow vras the scr Of Cr-rln Z.
ane Alice FiIikharn Morrow Of An
burn. Eie WAS long associated with
the packing house business. Anptner
ACTIVITY IN which he rDnk part was
me work of fireman being connect
ed with the Auburn department far
n wears Els served rs first as
sistau-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Maine Governor
Puts In Timely Word
to Guard y. E. Coal

Gov MiItikeu Monday night sent
the following telegram 70 Chairman
Clark Of me Interstate Commerce
Commission At Washington II re
card 10 ne Goa shortage
New England Industries seriously
handicapped ny shortage Of bI1un1i-
nous coal said 70 ne accustomed by
large shipments abroad ! urge vour
earnest consideration Of some pian
winch VIII restrict Or forbid alto
re-he- shipments Of Goa abroad Ut
I'll domestic requirement mas been
cared 1Dr
Signed CARL Z. MILLTkEN.
Governor"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
May Act Against
Civilians Blamed for
BergdoH Escape

Washington June Evidence
taken ty the inspector genera OF -1H
army II connection with me escape
Of Grover Cleveland 5e-rdou.
wealthy draft evadis-. VIII ne sub
n1I--ad n rne Department o. JIs-lcs
for cete-r1l Irla-Inn whs-he- = JUST
fies prosecution n civilians irvDl veC
. u-ts escape
Secretary Baker Il making This
announcement today said me recon-
r3enda-Inns Of the Inspector general
involved disciplinary action a-aIns-
several persons" No names were
made public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Supreme Court Justices Unanimous in
Declaring Prohibition and Enforce
nsnt Acts Constitutional -Deci-
sion Kills Last Hope of Vets
~WEEPTNG DECISION

Va.-.a1-ar. June The p-uhinl-
rr- anls1 cneut and the artnrcs-
-,er- a. wee held constitutional by
.-s -gp-ars cUu-t today N d unEni-
ala.f decision
While a--a~nevs f0r the interests
a-.acs-9r ing -wp measures were
--.-ra1 T,e-r1llssiDu 70 fis motions
III -sne@~-aEz. ms DECISION was re-
-7-aec generally a. striking Z death
Nov. IL M hopes Of the we1s
1T .ou-ts 0pIni0I, rendered ny
I1-:.-e III -'evzu1er. was sweep
~ naiC mt The &mendmsu1
I'D. on -ame within rhe amending
awe -Drf a--aC bv the federal cor-
sr.,u-8z nu- was iav-1uIty proposed
n. nov VIZ me Hw OF the IanG.
Eg.lg -acpcuizln- Ltar Congress mas
r.tl1Grs II -esDac1 ID the enforce
na~- Of GwE -egE-dine beverages.
n. anu-- raiE -ness iITuEls were not
.-.n.-gru=C BE RE enactment Of the
sr.-g~.-al1i en- arr -6srricI1nE q contest
g. nlc@f-4u-E II une-h2lf o. one per
zen.
VIM. New York. New jersey and
Wisconsin ilvs permitting manufaC-
g~e ana sale u beverage u more
-1a- 1ue-a-- d one per cent were
aa- l.~ac-lr involved the decision
80 ~ ~
1s- ~ne euu-- szid the first sec
5.cr g. .luteGcmen- Of own force IN
r4ul4+4e --r= CONSTITUTION whether
Or gu@~esA bE STATE Legislature,
Or ar + re.~E-ur-lal assem- b. w hicn
-l,1a-.Gae a. sanctions what me
@IUI n-qEtel-s
rnat."~ar- mower granted rg the
1llagmeu- -c 5eae~GI and state gov
--.Ge--- - eTtprCE PROHIBITION .t1R
uc- -u~-4r~ ueic does not enable
or -ue several states 70 &c
-aa gr.- 10 enforce = ny D.
--7u~.i-. IT es.s11r-cs-
The decision q Lnc court was SCI
g. -ne aiever conclusions cCv-
- seven separate proceeding
t=>+ 0~1cseCLnGE included orlEIni-4
s- u~ag@-- rr -ne state Of Rhode
san. e-eG-.r a-1ClAckIu- Lns cDESrl-
lunua-l-- O. me amendment
"a.ln 4S-a+siHG Us 10 the validity Of
s amendment anG enforcement art.
.-s-e=~ L.@=una ana Clarke Glssent-
H -ae ma 5orI-E interpretation
-a -~-er- power u federal anG
.--.r s''r'-,-uen-s 70 eu1nres prufibi-
asr- Justice W-h--e held ttaz
nu-~ s~eGIG set 4ur-h li.s reason
rs nec.slnr. he declared ci1Is
sgt vau.2- opinion
I-Ee-unlGs II a nrfe< stzre-
aee a~su ING be was ssuF me
0t -@4- was impossible 70 say
@ me wna- CONSTRUCTOR should
Sar ~ me amendment F5a added
z- 'aa-a-z- II me sEeCilderrlsaHt
~ amendment created ne pre-
~or-.7usc Or Faye Col. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08

The air Is quite uniform over rhs
Tulted States and no disturbance OF
Importance appears WITHIN me fieid Of
obse-va1ion. The temperature IS nov
near or above the seasonal average II
nearly al parts Of the country
The outlonk is for generally clear
weather ~Tuasaav and Wednesday, IL
the states east uf the mississippi The
tendency viii he Inward higher tam
pe-ature during the nex- As hours eust
OF the mississippi.
Winds OF tine Atlantic coast: Meth
oF 5ancy Hnai. gentle 70 mndsrars
westerly and partly cloudy weather
Sandy Hook II Eatrs-as gentle varlf-
nle winds and fair. wearher
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08

MDr-rea-. Juns ---Jaspf-s me @a--
thar they are On British SOL. certain
oaisga-es Z me annual convention
q rms American Federation If Labor
to-day launched -ne1~ fsr- 70 get the
Federation . -e-afh-n rs en1n-ss-
mar- Of Lhe irish Republic and de-
nand 1hac ne military forces Of DC
lHpE-lon II Ireland De withdraw ~
the English government
Psrs- : Grady. Of New To-k. -sp-
rasar-ns me allied printing trades
represented -ne Delegates presenting
Z resolution on the irish question.
THIS resolution Was presented At
s- a caucus LDGay. Il WAS referred
10 couuI-1ee- -'hes -esol u1lnr. winch
charged -nar 1he English e0va-umeu-
Is now seek-ng 70 destroy -h-oagr
MILITARY forces the republican fD--C
Of GUverrner- already established "
urged that The irish people be al
lsvsed to guide their daE-nles End
thar al pDssIble aid be rendered 70
ms people Of Ireland"
Among ne rzEEy resolutions pre-
seu-ae was ouen@ me Ea-meu- work
e-s' Delegations from New York ask
Erc me corveu-lor 70 demand -ha-
Lna blockade against Soviet Russia
be ZIf1eG ana that T-ade ne -esuneG
When -ne corvet1-inr adjourned
rnGaE. President rfnrIpe,s- and Vice
Pres dzr1- Mathew Vol left for
Chicago. wne-e NJ C'nupers plans
to zunsEr befure tbs Republican plat
sar-r1 cor7rrn -+He II present labor :
dsuands on the party. H expects
ii return % Montreal Thursday O.
F7'-idHv
lanes Duncan n GuIncv- Massa
,1llse--s. WI ed vlre president Of the
Federation. whom President y Ils0r
-rI,uTn-et7 Recently To the Interstate
-ormerre Commission announced
-nrg-r- thai n was nor ~rsIErlnc
e-1rn the Fadc-u-Ior : afar-rve cBUr-
Gil hr- ina n would give I'D ms
position as ne president o. the
Granite Cutters International Assu-
cIu-lor OF An7e~Tca-
The WORK n organ lZG-lOr nad peer
cumpie1ed when me convention ad-
I0u-ueG -nnlGr-.
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Gompers Declares
Labor Must Resist
Ban on Strikes

Montreal. June Any attempt &c
enforce compulsory labor ny making
strikes unlawful MUST be resisted a.
all costs. Samuel Com pe-s. president
OF the American Federation of Lab
Or. declared here 1nday IN his ad-
dress al the opening Of the fedora
TOE 1u--rietn annual convention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
VERBAL APOLOGY
FOR BURNING
OF BRITISH FLAG

Washington, June Secretary
Colby IN betEl1 u the American gov
erTsnen- mas rendered verbal apology
70 The British anlBassadn- 10r the
burning a. q British fiar mere last
week by irish women.
Nj Culby salo rms acrIDr mad beer
taken pending receipt o. al Official re-
port or rhe incident wrlch the District
81 Columbia authorities nave beeu
asked To sunni When ms report Is
n hand : fn-ulal apofnsy probably VII
be made Is -he British government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08


Chicago, June ITS DAD time
leaders III norseG and rs favur1res
for chs presidency daadlocked- the
Republican party viii begin rs ma
-IonaI convention here TOMORROW.
under conditions Of uncertainty IN
pa-uleIled II recent political his1Dry
Embossed and largely uno-ganized-
the delegates were asking one anoLh-
81 tonight IT what direction they
we've s1rayIns and when master
would arise u lead them out Of the
wilderness Of their own Inoescre-
-Ior- II Cne NOISY turmoil Of cor
veu-ion eve, -he only dehnAbie trend
seemed 70 ne driving Wood. IsgwaeE
anG Johnson INTO deadlock fgh-
which Il was recognized everywhere
might destroy them AL The old
timers rejecting that Il Is hui (
step rom dsadiockef convention
to q stampede convention wondered
v-1at might happen next unless Some
tried and trusted leader settled him
self securely IN me saddle
Mary were recalling rne corvsn-
rIon Of 1886. when me fzvnrIres al
Wsrs deserted after z deadlock Of 80
ballots and James A Garfield VIVID
mad won rns convention ~ speech
NOM mating .Jpfzr Sherman was him
self nom mated.
Talk Of Z dark hurse in winch
some Of the more experienced prac-
rical politicians joined tonight fnr
the f-S- time. began 70 revuJvs WIKI
ar increasing 1rankness about. the
disclosures Of the SsnafF's lrvesIl-
CATION Of campaign expenditures. Al
mary scattering conferences those
vino advocated z dark horse n0mIna-
Zoe predicted -hG- II the end no
man whose name was involved 81 all
committee could he pu- before the
COUNTY, as The party cnoics-
IN me man however the leaders
and rea- leaders caucusad and con-
farrac and brought forth nothing.
Even those wno heiG the whip hand
over q few delegates mere and there
seemed unable 10 -er together with
the other greater ann lesser potential
dicrarnrs Of party policy. The result
was g. fDggv picture Of the POSSIBLE
ties Of the next few days.
Il became apparent that unless there
comes q dramatic and unexpected
change. the first ballot To ne taken
V ecnesdav or Thursday vii record
votes for hsrweer "a and 20 canci-
dates for the presidency. with scarce
II more tEau halF enough 70 nominate
IL the Wood Lowdsn or Johnson col
un1r
tn what ez-snr the managers en- the
leading three can mid their delegates
IN line after an unsuccessful test o.
strength Is a subject az controversy.
There are those VINO contradict the
claims Of -he Wood L.owden and
Johnson WHIPS thar their ORGANIZE
tions are cohesive enough To stand
eContinuer OF Page -cci- 81
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Tire Plant Explosion
In Kent, O., Kills
Five. Injuries Many

C'lrvsian1 juno a Telephone
message frurn Kent OhIs. says five
persons are reported dead and mary
hurt II AT explosion IT the plant Of
the Mason Tire and Eubber Company
Fire Is sweeping the piHnI anG com
pary o. the Akron FIRE department
nas gune 70 Kent in response 70 an
appeal for aid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08

VIZ 81 krts-v made q Earn Of
T- II population II the &c
- -s1g 10 x9.6, us present
----t IN beznS 4, 753, according To
Il leg E-re1 our today by the
7u~eap a. Washington. The
-1e II vEa-s was 1-g3G. Its
--~-aE ~ 1910 was s.533: IN 1890
~ase z.S64: 1886. age; 3S7B.
SEQ -.s-5. and in 1850. the first
~ -ae aeceunia. census. FOG.
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Stop Printing
Beer Licenses I'm n. Y.

Albany. N =, June The state
department Of excise today ordered
the printing OF licenses for the sale
Of beer CONTAINING not more than
- - per cent Of alcohol slapped,
upan learning Of the decision Of the
United States supreme court up
holding the prohibition amendment
and the enforcement art
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Believe Boy In
Negro Home Is
Blakely COughlin

Dallas. Texas. June T-Polics here
TODAY Expressed the belief thai q
whf-e baby, discovered concealed II
the home Of Negro woman SEIu--
DAY is BiHkely CBughIln. vino Was
srnlen f-nm hIs home II Nor-lsrpwn.
Pa, last Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Maine Wire Briefs
Aged Wilton Mar MIssirp

Wilton. June T-eearcfing par-laE
are hunting the woods near ne
home Of Frank Chase. fur mics OH
on the Weld road. for F7e~rie Young
aged 5@. who mas been missing since
% O clock SUNDAY morning Young
worked 1o- CHASE he mas had frs
If dependency and II is feared -hat
II one Of these attacks ne has wan
dered away and become LOST. Or, pcs
sihly done harm 70 himself
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08

-f8usrnn. Junn THE state cnrn-
mission on the neGassarlss Of life. III
d -eDnr- EDCav. announced ar increase
nf s.5 per cent IN living expenses
since FeDrua-v. The increase sinrs
1915 IFS 1908 per cent
The commission 1st,Rv began an ex-
fRnstEve survey af prisons throughout
TING Stale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
snc -to-sos al Portland, June
e, July 2

~aac June Both the Florida
LIZ. oa-,lesi1ips Of The dread
D.. VIII ne ID THIS harpor,
July .. Information TO this
"af ~eceIVed by Manager Esa1fai
Name STATE centennial ceie-
rpr1ulIrtes Tins forenoon and
-hs navy recruiting Office. Ell
eeiug made 10 have their
-"ne"d 70 fncinde july 3, the
~ ffe celebration and the
u -tt a4s military and naval
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
1as SIC Quake a. Sacu

ne People l1vrng II
s ~ the CRY were awak-
morning ny The shaking u
enc Lhe -sartIIEE Of win
- some houses prIcRbrac WIS
--''''@t -~on 1ia1e rails and tables. L
"a Pc afec -ha+ the CRY WIS visited
1a--nquaks- Similar reports
"eC -rnn inhabitants living
-E-or rGaG, the Bonn ruad
mt ~Daa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
STRIKE LEADS TO
MARTIAL LAW FOR
GALVESTON. TEX.

Aus-ln. Tex. June --5R1vesron
was placed under martha law. ef-
feC-Evs - noou Today II Z Dr0clanla-
non issued by Coy X. ?. Hobby
because gF freight .cnR-asrIan -nsrs
resulting rom strike o. lnnEshare-
men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Aruer.is-s Buy Educational SITE

mas been made Of the purchase o1 the
former Henry 3 Estes farm 4
Maine Seventh DAY Adventist Con
FERENCE. tire same 10 pc USED as z
state educational institution within
this denomination Il viii moi super
cele the church schools which the
Seventh Day people have been -oper-
aring the last few wears al lewiston
Portland and other places but VIII
supplement tins grade work II IS IN
oersrooc. ny educational facilities
along rne higher branches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Reading Company
Refused Modification
Dissolution Decree

Washington. June The supreme
coUr- today dismissed motions Of the
Reading Company and rs sIsosidiar-
res asking the court 70 modify dis
solution DEGREES rends-ed last April
7E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Gannett, Augusta
Elected to National
Republican Committee

Chicago. June T-Na1IouEl COM
u-T--eeulen eiec-ed included, Maine.
Guy T 9arne-L. M2ssach ussrZs. JOHN
" Weeks, View Hampshire, " IT.
E-s-ah~ook. vermont, Earl : r ms
lev
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
oase~ oap<atr Ea-ss Track

z---- NJ. june --Elcna-d :
--' rGrIar- mas ueer -e-aIscfed
- q. -hs 5aces rack team Ee
IT, and : cwln brother Of
aer. STATE TWO mile cham
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
THE WEATHER
PARTLY douCT

Northern New England southern
New England and aast New York,
Partly Cioucy Tussday, rising tenn
ps-Rru-e-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Supreme Court to
Loaf TIL October

Washington. DUNE The Supreme
1nurrh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
EnSrr- Forecast

4 Forecast 4nr Boston and vicinity
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday,. nistns
temperatures moderate westerly
winds.