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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
COUNTY COURT
Deeds

DeeUB
Herman Fctic 10 bella NJ Fctte. Lots
No Q and 10 on Wct3cl street in South
Wheeling.
t;rorg" 5. Dorsch and wife To NJ W.
Castle and wife Lot No. 2lS IN Glen
nova, row part or Narw"od.
Melissa Youngman. widOwrr 10 Ellen
Rrrdcn Lot No. II III Elm Grove.
George W Smith and wifi" I" Adam
Davidinski and wife. Property on Nc
CoIlnch strccI in South Wheeling.
Lawrence T. RroemSOn and wife to
William II. BrocmSon. Lot in Sixth
ward in South Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28

"'I have stood for moro business in
government and loss government in
business. have demanded q roorgani
cation OF administrative government 30
that 1t shall become q source Of pride to
tho American spirit OF efficiency and
will remove tho drain from tho tax
paysrs."-warren G. Harding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28

"Hrhey (The Democratic politioians)
have made no answer to tho charge that
during the control which they now seek
to perpetuate, they have perverted the
form of government OF our republic and
overridden tho purposes of our constttu-
ton by maintaining extrsme and I'M
democratic GENERALIZATION Of executive
power which would have been an Of
fensc to -homns Jefferson and Grover
Cleveland as much nB It would have boon
to Washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt"
Warren G. Harding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
STREETS IN BAD SHAPE.
Austoists Arc Throwing Mud On Pc
destrians' Clothes Alang The
Business Section.

A number of complaints have been
received BY police headquarters that
drivers of automobiles are in the habit
Of driving their cars at n high rate Of
speed along tho streets in the business
district during the wet season and
smashing pcdcstr ans with mud and
dirty water Police officers have been
instructed to keep a look out for the
careless drivers Of cars in the business
district to make arrests in cases where
they do not u%c proper care 10 see that
this does not happen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28

"T have STOOD for more business IN
government and less government In
business. have demanded o reorgani-
xaton Of administrative government 30
that Il shall become o source OF pride to
thu American spirit Of efficiency and
VIII remove the drain from the tax
paysrs.n-warreB @. Harding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28

.erbev fTho Democratic politiotans)
bsya mazda no answer tn tho charge that
during the control which thsy now sock
to perpetuate. they have perverteo ths
form Of government of our republic and
overridden the purposes Of our oonstitu'
ton by maintaining extreme ana a.
now,r which would have been an or
tense to Thomas Jefferson and Grover
cleveland as much as It would have been
to Washington. Lincoln and Roosevelt
-warren q, Harding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
COAL ELEVATOR

An application for a building permit
was received by Permit Clerk George
Abrams yesterday afternoon from i; I.
Robinson. Mr.. Robinson VIII erect q
coal elevator at Thirty-ciE5htn S,rC't
ia thcH,Itilrorc e. ohio RI ilroad track 8
pj,ns and srcciRcat ions HAY" been MADE
nv Contractor r. W. Fair. The approx
i,no,e cost of the elevator Will be 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28

BUY WAR SAYINGS sTAMPs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
THREAT OF OCCUPATION
To HEDGING HUNS UNLESS
THE ALLIED DISARMAMENT
PLAN is ACCEPTED today
ALLIED DEMANDS

The ina decision 1f the Allies ssxD
cor-l thar Germany must
list Immediately itszm -.r-ztr
IT Ets -nrrese including ne Security
Poffcs
Ind Publish pRsa1nDne1sa 80
NJ for IKE Immediate surrender II al
Weapons ami firearms n me hands n
the c-vlitan population
srd- Abolish Immediately crmpui-
sury service
+rn, Surrender 60 tie Allies NJ
arns- -Ius and cannon winch e.
Possesses ahave ne lmIr d1ef ny ~,
treaty af Versailles.
IRE Allied decision corc~rrIrx lis
armament -zssis.
IF IN l9rooar : the German army.
= nut -sducsst To- tss 1ea Man crs Al
les VII 1rncesd "a occupy German
territory n ne 7uhr 1T arr c.ssr
carr n German rer-rrnr- and Wy
not avacuzrs IT GrIf al Tie conditions
II The present agreement 1zy- heer
t-IIEIIet-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
HITCH IN PLANS
Third Party Promoters
At Chicago
S,rGis Tax Gr7uc 3ai< &c e-1seect
~ -afoiie--s as Lssce--.crrrit-
e. n "a ara c-rsr Naiccre.rrs .
Nicer Sarl4rcay ara S4ncay

C1ica July Plans II 1 z--llIu II
Iberia and -adIca1 1rzar1zaE-ors TOR
me lnIted c1lrrt parry, with -andir4ace
for P-zzlceru and VICE President II rG-e
fed. -eretvesi ser-oacs -ndaT EHer
zIugte az 1ar-y members announced
-1ey would not zuppur- senator anuer-
r. LaFoilerre. Tao 3 sx1eerect u %
the .:-oIce II the other group.
TIE -1gte raLerz. vao ar--ra,4 today
ID prepare t1r -1elr -1rvecr-ar vaIcn
Ipens SaclrfaT. declared --ev would
aaEr -i1e -nrbIne and nominate seq
arace l1ciser Z ne na1urlr< cnuse L.
FaIIer-s- While he single -axers ware
threatening u presenr -.-elr 7wu lex
=. Anus Ptnc1ur ami ltetlrge : Rec
lr-f IL rha committees IT -1rrv -eIzrlr
Eerz n Madison. Wis. -adav .1ufsr-
ing win -aE71lIeC-a. T-1o las -scsrvetf
! majority II -aL straw vote IT The
lar1E-
TIE committees II t1r-v-eignr and
single III 1pe1 SATURDAY Ind IN sun
Iag -1e auur -ar-T at re Tinted
5taEss. Another prospective G1e4ni1sr II
ne proposed chIrt Par-T CONTINUATION.
r1eetz 1ere- The National $ar-Far-1san
-eag-Is- Triple Alliance Of he North
vast. National 7aaplas -ea<1e IT
M5unesaLa. World BIr T4rerars and
National EVriie Ownership, -eagIe
1ava Deem nvrEed 70 semi <rarar-1aI
Delegates 70 tile convention Iud -atAr
=1Tnrs+s TIE 1lar-arr ann -4nstidaCe=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
Big Silk Company
Put i'm Hands Trustees

New Tar1s. Er1i- - TIE S-ors
THROWING Co a SILK importing AMI
manufacturing eunCer1 WITH =
plants II New England ard -l,s
I5ddIe A-Iaurtzs srac== ant Offices n
Japan anu china. -1dAy WIS placed
n the hands II justices - EantlulIe
-41s business
The itIus. vas Sid u nave assets
- ST. jed iaa exclusive II plants al
AGAINST liabilities IT lrIy. 81. 500 Gee
1Er IaeiS at sE11Frtear zzEerz N liquid
11r-1 "a ra=E lr1et1taEe demands
was xtvEn az rfle cause IT the 81-
7airlrtn- IT sr-1SxesS 1'Ir L.
Tha collapse ~Jc silk values IN
Japan t.lncelIaiInn IT drIers ard
subsequent ftf1EUIrE N gaining
liquid CAPITA aE-ar mast 1f Is 5r1ffrs
nat as=r aur lurr plants aruugnc
Ghaar lie crescent acute SstIIar-uu N
Esfe Gnr1pany's financial Affairs. III
was seated TIE three trustees an-
7sinre.I zrz Charles GheuaV. william
SKuner and Il ? williams. al IT
New York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
Lifting Trade Ban
to Speed Return
Reds to Russia

Washington July --ir-1rg II -
-r-zds arrnarg1 against Russia ~ -
: 1lr7rt -ezrzs VIII ne CONSIGNMENT
sumption AZ COMMERCIAL saiIings 70
1lISslar oor-s y axrec-=d Nv nj
I-Isi-ss IT ne Department IT -a1ur -
facilitate ne deportation II indie
Er7aie aliens
A2praxlua1aIv iag Russian c1n-
nunIzvs AMI a-alC1istz N addition
n 900 aliens from s-z1as caur1nxr,ors
20 l1zsza- HOW 4re awaiting t.prr-
-aE1ou, ne department states
since me Departure If ne snv,>s
iris 6J4te7rrt- plans ear t1Ir-aer c1euor-
rstr-nr-ss ~ Russia 1avs aee1 -sra--f~.f
% account II re Eu1puszI bIifry af
Arranging t7r ne --a1suor-arzoTr II
IlTer1s N cunr1er-IaI .luerz "a Rms
san 2or-A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09

Today at st. Louis with
Many Witnesses

Premise NJ Fail AIRING az assd
Thrr~d1,sn ut 'frsea Hearings
an Ls~asr and Wace Expenditures
FTnisnsc az Chicago
Ch1cagn. EuIy z.-Tne Senate cnn-
uIr-se investigating pr--cnrvenr.n1
AnpER expenditures ~ candidates
EFF tonight for 50 Louis vrsrs e
VII --sune ,ts hearings -nuoroU.
[percirures IN denaif IT Attorney
General i A-rcnel Palmer. VIA vas
4 candidate for he Democratic lon-
nation fur orezlterr 7r- scheduled
<n- Investigation II -cnor-uv sss-
Eou and Hearty l score IT witnesses.
including Edward t=ultra- Democratic
NATIONAL committeeman Id .orern =
Davis. aor1 II 8. -1uts. 1ave Teen
sunpueraed-
2epor-s that G<lr-a paid ss,isG n
1eiegases for expenses 70 he state
Errcn vas responsible trr
caeousy1ug II Senator Reed t-ur lis
nalnEaI convention seat, we're said
dv Committee members 70 1e me
subject WHICH VIII ne investigated
9-ess dispatches rom san Fral-
CISCO Codsy z1uwed mat C-dItra AMI
-a~S ara Es-II -ter-. 1ur SsnaEcr
Kenyon sad cre cnunIt-ee would 1e-
gin -rs uoIIrv nth NJ Paine AM
1zI- --glrrtIass IT E1erner frtlft-a
Ell 1aT-s are Crescent
The cuumIrrEa G1daT in-sne.t Irs
hearing Il Chicago VIII ne -esr--
oouT OF Eenrv Lincoln Johnson.
e-edrz-a lEg--- aIIsgEd ID 1ave re-
-sIve11 81 &c -awIEn lnrev. vno lie
ciaced supporters IT Aa.1r---uarzI
leonard Wood spent more none
-ca- -,Iv zrlor -order n Georgia
and -1aE Democrats zueu- more
cnzc 1orr IT -1aze Republicans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
REASSURINe
" ord OF Wholesale
Head on Coal
Declares -1e-e 7'erry ~ Goa "a
Neee All 7orressIc Aeers-A 7sz-
s1r 54- Va Excase scr S-zsesrr
-isr Frees ~ cnan Marser -
Cove. Asrtarsrs ifi-an~sec

Washington. July -Azsuralce II
III adequate supply II suaI 20 meet
AL domestic -e-tIIreuerra turing ne
COMING months vas Eveu cad8T Nv
George I. Cushing. managing fIrzcr-
or IT the American Wholesale Coal
Association. wr1o declared N sraEa-
nerr thai -epurE II an impending
-uaI shortage ware uufuuudec+ TIE
ou1lic. lie sd = PANE sy--csen
without -zasuu IT excuse
There = 10 shortage IT cuaL"
NJ Cushing seated. There > no
tangsr II Any zucr z1nr-age- Thers-
fur current ng1 pr-css II 11e open
market TIE -eaSau q caar r-rave
700 rUCh governmental agitation II
lie hanger II L famine"
NJ. Cushing declared that ter tie
past - months 'r.srz las unr
ne-n + Or even an hour ~aea
SOME <nvgrunenraI agency vas 1ur
Tg-taCng ABOUT eaaI and predicting
L coal famine Prices. la saId.
lavs reached 1le 1lgresr lsacs- TINE
.evel n history, because those VINO
1eed eoaE ara trarG1calIF bidding
against eac1 1L.1er N every market.
Declaring that re had investigated
nearly zverv aLarnisE rspur-, Mr.
= Isfr1uE asserted that nat aue n
lem viii stand scrutiny Or Ana
sis Ee predic-ad thai the con-
sumption IT ItuuIuaus caal turing
Tie +eaaI Fsar' beginning ,ass Alr-I
:. v1uId rat sxCsed 5G5. 900, 1ga TOMS
Ia2Ss. joe IONS 4 weex
The present assumption. NJ
Cushing Continued. s. t1aE Unless W
reaetI -1IS aVeragH weekly C.crsunp-
non N Tie early weeks at ne GOA
year- We ar- --1zf1ng headIoug tnrn
4 shortage ii GOAL This 1aS 1uC
been crIe n u Years Il = 1or TUE
this Ysar TIE -acnr-ts If tie coaL
trade Ara that with TIE EXCEPTION If
1917 AMI -E-war Tsar-rs -sTer
reached n production Il d-Irs aqua
n ct1e required weekly average 1r1-
iucrIou until tie niirfIe If A1gas-
This Fear We -eacEIad II IN re secnud
vses n June THUS Iur ,ruducr1uu
- slgf1r Tes4s ahead II schedule
TRAIT does tut Taoix Ike an "tmuenc
Ing canine The sSac.rnerr also
declared IrfolIaGeet "alarnIsr' -
1ur-s thar New England N.sw -arlf
Cry ami Chicago rad m Irnrage srIv
L tx1-sfaTss supply II cnaL Al IN
vsst1gar1ur made dv ire president Il
the '-s1ssE COMMISSION. ACCORDING -
Mr Cushing. si1dwed that ne -utaL
sJnrags FOR New England exclusive
II lie -aalruats. was sufficient t1r
- lays and tfiar r.re sEaEasnarr a. n
conditions N New T7ris and CrIca-r7
vas usrstF L Wild ylIass-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
BRITISH MINERS
TO STRIKE UNLESS
TROOPS QUIT ERIN

bennington. England. July -The
rIusrS saderaCIn1. II SESSION. 1sre CO.
lay. aGouGad 4 resolution 1r1vIfIn-
that 4 rtTe government does not VIII
draw the E-naps rum Ireland AMI
lease furnishing var Materials 20
enemies IT the EaIz1svIHI L -eueraI
strike af al 1ulous snail 1e caIIest
There vas only one vura AGAINST TIE
-zsoiur1gr. x1IcEI VIII 1e grasenrgst Cd
re special trades union cun--ess
wt1icf1 1lli Eeet N -lritu1 Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
PROGRESSIVE PROMISE
OF SOLID RANKS SUPPORT
FOR HARDING, COOLIDGE
IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE
NOMINEE BUSY

Another visitor today vas v. ".
Miller If Columbus. manager mr.
former Governor Flnk :. Willis
candidates tnr ne Republican seu-
arurA nomination. aur according %
Senator Erding oniy national poll
TICS ware discussed z Mono. Reilly.
1anae- II Kansas cry. Also saw ne
senator
Senator E.ar-iirS far E-e ros- par
s1eDC 2cur1er I1isr enough busy DAY
Re 4gaIr followed us example Of
YESTERDAY n arriving Al ms 1+fcs
cartier Tan Isy1a- ard 1evurad most
II MS tina 70 TIE preparation If lis
zpe@ea II acceptance
VII 1 Eav5 chairman II me
Esar1uua1 7epuaiIcau committee To-
gHr1e- VIII = Coleman CuPonr.
-nEuTuI tCeeuar rom Delaware we're
% 1ave ar--ved -DnGr-ow n 1iss1ss
plans Fur us notification aur II vas
sad -DuIgIr HEY might -or reach
Marion -IrrI Sa-ur1aT- NJ. Dupont
Is chairman II -E-e SUBCOMMITTEE IN
Arrangements. M lays 8 =xpecretf
20 zpend Slrear WIN ne zeualnr
AIM. rCsnenL ASA vas -ade -raE
Senator Cummings Republican
[nva- wuuId a---va IN Saturday II
dls-ul campaign Ql4cs with The
Nominee
Senator zarrtlrz vas -uoaT al
T-setf --1ac --T1 additional 5a1v 1avs
n1d 3ac1r-e -aueSaaeS af liz One
si1e son II ! -ewspa German If Tar
-tsIzurE Illinois. and TIE 1C5re- : son
d 2 -a.-anar II Maroon Tie
.aE-s- 3 ehe first Ia1y born 4 us
city n 1e canned lf-er the 4euaCnr
Huce -I4 rrf11r r1s.r-nTr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
Capital
CiHCensus
is 14,114

Washington, July -The
census shows: Augusta Me-.
14.1I4, an increase Of 903 OF
6.S per cent
Augustus population n
1910 was 1871. N 1900 4
was 1855; and N 1890 t
was 1887. The population
ny wards N 1910 was. Ward
I. 1871. Ward ?. 1880: Ward
3. 1880; Ward L 361j: Ward
). -. Ward 8. 1850. Ward
Z. 1893; Ward 3. 6SS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09

The Aitent facts N the case said
President Sxeitnr If he l. & =
ssr railroad Company. Is comment
Ing 1pur -,s evidence nj -ts tz--
nearing ara these: The cuu rauy
carries IN Irz aooEs dxsd ,ruper-
account of "a. ~ gss-54. oezisies cast
lid Incidental items For the wear
ending May l. rsca. it's earnings
showed y, ia after paymenr II aper-
acuz expenses and taxes. This vas
Int ennugn by "a. ssS 10 aay IT. III
seresS charges for The same period
The interest charges Ara not a. mucr
N the aggregate IS formerly because
4 great amount Of interest having IN
dsnrstnesH was cancelled ay tile re-
Ownership Eur II would have ezEIsu
s-AL-6 s1or- Ut paying ras. present
interest charges
And this dxed capital charge II
a. IA. .s.s.5 "a represents actual vaIue
ne STOCKS and bonds insured AGAINST
II are Tot vaEsred.
Erreriy, c1e capitalization III stuck
and bonds consist ar s5aG 9es bonds m
Tia AIgusza- Winthrop Gardiner SEC
t-nr. s+5.aeo Bonds On the Lewiston
5r1nsw1ck- Earn dtvlsian- and ss.--6.
10 II lrrtsrsd STOCK The bonds an
1'lrr-ug n al n HAS. aae represent.
N azrr, the original cosr Of those sec
T-nnS Ii ErEv ware taken s7ve- nv -F7=
- & W s. RT-- II 1857, Tie equity De
ing II cummdu s-acx va1cr 1as ssrce
been wiped 1Ur.
f1u lat11rzlIv ass vt1a- .cttIr1pr-ai
Continued an =scc -cai n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
Love Pay Rolf
and Later VIII
Enters Elwell Case

View YORK. FuIv S-s-ar--. FIR n
love asy-1iT' n = L Eveir md s,-
altar VIII nan -1ar fled s,- r-,rzez
-nf1aE -ArSed I lev -Ir- y --s ff.-
ret aC-pr1Evs .uves- CATION rrro "a
T-yzrerrsITIs murder It tic -earrnv
-7Ir--1an and Whist zx2sr- Ter. La--
month
5arks vrt- vn1cn ETw-iI Eeur ~raxss
vera ASKED 70 1r1r-iz1 -rznsc--rrs 81
us ACCOUNTS tsr several months -r+--
To 11s death Ev1dence that .1e curs-
Iss,r- lDted for Ills --r7narts-<s- ,.f
1eeu paying Que Woman 500 add sncx1-
- i+ao 4 runCl = beng gnvesS1xaee,f
n Tie hops mat more 1-nr nav =,
sled IN suc1 disbursements.
Lrcl1~CcaI 70 zcszaE-Izd<-1er ~
THIS Trend IT ere sssr1ir-- A.sstsszrr.
District 4E-8r-ar r1IIew -eiars,f a,rz-
SOME II Elveirs FPS an 1cu a, aan-.
tie E1rneE IL MID ,zr1 - said III
-tIs 10rS@rar --aIrrer
ore II Ev-iFz t1cr-cs. ss--rrffrx -
-1s srurT -sralIesf n ALLEY. vas 70
intd aioof rum \ E1uan ie 1ar-ru-
larry aGruIrsts Then IL v1-1Ed an
1rt1er women row r1uc1r IL liked a~-
anu Continue EpuarsnCtv ID a71ld aer
-HIz invariably brought ne woman.
ie Ea1tsti 20 tie point II 4esx-rr
lIrn. Tsley added.
II re 4ear-T tnr a VIII said 4, iS,-
1se1 1raEn n 1ecszroer- 1918 tezr-
ng most Of rs .stzts 20 1iz son Rich
ar1- Tie district Attorney mic. .sr-
1sr-e1 with F-edertc,z -ng-znarr. .ssa
attorney VIVA said IL dr=~ C III rn@
viii low IN lie. frax1 n 1919. tes,8
nothing 70 he son al tie ,rvpsr,y
Eul1g IN The -urSnan ,ar.rrz. VI
fsfilte -iues 4s 20 re vrer-arours
II re -ars- alleged tnc1rueur ia-4
1=en GucOS--zG 90 1ar II WIS saiH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
ALLIED THREAT

SEA. TuIv A(BT the Associated
P-ez}--1e !olrt Allied German -nn-
-ersrcs IN the -s@z II the peace
--earT --acrec zruc51er critical point
-uday- The Germans 1ave until NOON
gnmor-1w Co say whether they VIII
accsrr ne Eoci- Wilson plan IT lis
Armament. TIE alternative 5 cuu-
-aIned u the specific -crear that tie
allies viii occupy ne 3uf1r ar other
cE-r1rv z Germany ca1unr or does
nut accept
The German canirer II v1ICtz sSvzu
IT he lue uaunerz ara 1ere. 1eid L
meeting, which continued rom l15
O'clock tins afternoon until J. Ma de
c2stan vas reached and tae cuGnclI
adjourned until = -ouur-uw morning
TIE prevailing new among tie Ger
mans vas thai he allies lad car--ssi
-lelr demands. particularly me men
ACE ot occupying t1r-nar German
-er-rrnrv uucr 1evunai Hnv Qr0v7saor
ri ne Versailles treaty. anu asa -1ar
ne allies ara ca-Eng p Al aggressive
losL1nn Tot contemplated 1y any
clause 1t ne L-@aEv
TIE aIIIett 1Issa c-auerr 1uCe vas
communicated 20 Berlin early n tie
5ay Al Chancellor E--rennac1 -
1uesr. with -1a direction rlaC Il Ne
Submitted 70 me 7elC1sgas- anu %
ne Leaders, II Al The lar-,es. whether
supuorrerS II ne Euvsrunerr lr Tie
DEPOSITION. Eer- -Aureuuac1 ASKED
t1r Tie vIaES 1t lie 7etcdsyaE ami
Tie parry leaders, lur sand thar -1e
1zclSzdu would -esE Win the cabinet
roTv II spa.
5r-vzEa Negotiations 4r- -srur-eI
70 5e yuIag On -cuI-nE 5erweeu Ere
nIsrs -I1ygt George and MIlIerarf an
ne oue hani and Eir. S4mans for the
f-ernalS. Or Smars eft The ean-
1er meeting shorty before II ended
L vas said "a had gone u meet Tie
allied pfeu1IerS-
G-LaacsIIor 5earsnaaczs. Er 5ir1ns.
Tie f0relgu rInISCar. and Her e=sss-
-er- minister u 1eterse. aft TIE Gun
ssrencs II II agracsd state. Trey
.GaA-Sd grim xueu clIey arrived At Ger
nan 1eadd JiartaE n I Little 1utal n
Tie pine woods. TIE -ua1-eiIor unme-
fi4Ealv -zaIled L meeting II Tie German
.znlueL- ne members II yaIc1 Iavs
deer arriving 1t spa me ~ one lrCtI
1uIy va INV -enatn n 3er.In-6er-
Eacn. lurarrnr and Fer aaGruer.
--=as1rer
L .-eruar 1tEczaI coming rom -:-a
cahluec r-laru sad ctrar -cIs c1uncIs
probably EquId Tot -Eac5- L dec,sInn
upon TIE -@ply 10 -Ee allies. lur
would ae followed ov anar1er cnTuor-
INV morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09

Cornish. Ne. Euiy s-.-earxe II
suxsIey, Sd T.ars 1ad- VINO had resided
II me village tor many yearz and gon-
ircrsd 4 farm II zi1s interval. commit
ed suicide turing E1e sar.y Tor-1ng
icsxrs "Wednesday Nv cutting his
threat v11Is standing 5er0r- L r1r-7r
with a Eigrrsf Ssr1aeaa amp n ats
hand. Nr F-gsiey 1ad Teen n III
reAItn tor tie past year AMI c1lz. WITH
Re -ruunfs ne rad =xpsrier1csf N lot
ae1,y a1le n secure Islp -sr us tar-u
rad worried aim and 1ad evidently
1r-yest 1pior us -fnd-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
Judge Raps Wilson
Leniency i'm Case
Cattleman Dorsey

Chicago Illy s-IuEEH = "
-a1dia N sca-snenr addressed
rom -aa 1enc1 "a members IT Tie
1ar -1cav r-r-t1EIzecf Tie act1uu IT
President Wilson n committing ne
sentence IT James -arz=g, -=pUred
millionaire -z--Lerrac II Eilhsr-.
lis. t--lr7 aE1r vza-z % four
7 vQnder vt-1- time II mind ts
rus- 1ave 1eeu n 70 VI suci1 L sen-
1eE1cs.' tie .t1dye SAID.
dorsey VIZ csrvrcratf II Using ne
ratIz 20 fef-11d It vas charged he
4old =. lGa head IT -uuuur sock
cattle altar advertising hem 1y mai
Is atre- 1r=ef EtlIsrsIrs.
= suppose Cor~eys parton 3
ah,1l1r -sadT- Ea.ever- I an zuirg
20 waEen -1aE man and tins caze
with great interest. sad 11e iufga.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
ON BAND WAGON

Maroon o. Eulv +Assurarcss
that me National Republican -CxsF
would have the lntef s1ppo- 1f
leaders prominent n -1e
49, campaign were x-vsu n SEN
arur Eariirg, ne Republican pr-s-
-terriaI NOMINEES tndaz nv Waiter ?
Brown n Toledo prominent Ohio
II l. conference a near
y N 1nr The Senator aad Ar
discussed plans ti1r Tie cam
palu and especially rha par sI1s
vuuId AXE n L
NJ Brown vas chairman II e1-e
Ono STATE Progressive COMMUNITIES n
1872 and n addition 20 being 1eie-
ace Al tie -ece1r Chicago Eeptl1Li-
ian CONVENTION acted AZ ne zera-
Cors floor manager Ee asa = /
Candidate for tie Eepunitcan ssus-
-or-aL DOMINATION gn zucreei sem
-nr Earritng
without N-err1ou ne aid EnGSE-
Vait Eeace-- a-e supporting SenaEnr
Ea-tlrg zct Guver-Cr -1oii6Ge- y
sad NJ sr1v1 II ne Newspaper
= might trrI-ecL Tie -snarx -t1s-r
mat E1aE NJ. Brown caue u -e1
ne aaour. sa1d Senator Ear+tr-
NJ Brown SAID ne cuLd TIE ssr-
4Enr IT I priva-a dinner E-weu N
Sev YORK. .4s- Thursday AMI ar-ens4-
=d " prominent 7-ugressIvzs turing
x1Icn L resolution vas sGaprei az
tursrg he Ear-ling Coolidge -rGz=E-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
HANDFUL HEAR PETITION
AK. ROAD FOR FARE BOOST
DEFICIT $e2, e82 LOOMS BIG
IN THE MAZE OF FIGURES


7-c.a.s II -1e 4ctrnacnxx.u q
zsr-sse.- Galway Company. tnr-
-~.- Re -evEcn- Aax1zz q wa
-r. appeared ,etnre TIA P1hiie
--.-i.-,-- -1umlSAcn II 4 hearing N
.s--- -.ur,Gzv morning. n uD-
rr- Il -ter PeEr-on tnr 4 general In
age = lies IN tls lre Zones
III sevs- y tan csnA They ask
"a .-r -1a Communication aorigs
n---r-r ar-ET 1ed ey -1adeurs nj
g.c-ar,c Falls. and certain couc=-
aors VICE. -avs oeen enjoyed by the
.ac.e-s and scaooi children at
-rr-s-v-x lcc -srsl1zm. ne arcl-
sneG-
v,gr- -zw yeaE agu. the eaen
spr FIT. AIEusta 4 Waserv1IIe
:r-4eI 1a1Lway sought PERMISSION To
-r--ase - 1zsseuz- area rum five
Il ;s-er ,errz. -lere vas . Rearing If
rust =.-sar-Cral interest and IN
,cr-arce. 4Ir-ug several days Groups
y -s-orserzrrs. sacn with it's ar-nr-
pr Gucears.t ram var-eua localities
-ur-ec -v he cnmparyS isETorx df
res. E-c -arv 1T cte --aas-zEamiua-
LES var. Ern1rIou+tp PUT Il
--.l.l7-
-tusl~ morning although --s
IT IL = l. 4 W sessS N
4-sr ---a-a- Increase n passenger
TIES. her vE Ii stated 10 1prrs :
IN v-acs-s- re proceedings were
ln--tt-av- AMI technical 1ur Eers
-1--.ruec IN Gz~e -cal. r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09
Anti-Saloon League
to Take Stand I'm
Presidential Race

T=s=C4rvtIIe. d.. EQIr E--le ar
-rIde IT -l1e AIr--SaInur -sar1e Of
AIr1e--Ca n ne corning Am g- VIII
IL 5ee-l.4st u Columbus ~ fIIy - IL
-1e#rlrg II --s 1r-z1Izac-11 + 4xs,:-
1E-va sSuuIr-zs- zccQrrfia15 - an
louEcsrsTr made aerz -lttav
TIE lea -1es LIS uQE vet .sSl1eff INV
statement WITH references III .rs H.
-,!si= coward -i1e c11ttl Gias--es II t<av-
amor E7x ami Senator EARRING IL
corning Cd -r Toward = a1Izz={I
.t7llrrier and Issy9c7aEls general s,Iper,r--
-ardarr II IT, -sgz-r-4