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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
BIG ECONOMIC UPSET
BIZ kAPP REVOLUTION

Stuttgart. March IS-iBy me AsSJ-
c.stei Press .-Trea.endous Gana:e
has been done y Geramnv e<1onorsi
caily b. the kapp movement. and ne
coal and food situations have been
made more acute. Herr Noca. minis
Ter o. the interior Informed ZIG
Associated Press today The wo-s-
conditions are now conferred in ne
RU-r mining district. and the go.'-
eminent is taking the necessa =
measures 10 remedy Them.
The minister believed that r,.e
Ebe-r governments hands had bs n
strengthened by tie Knapp failure.
but re pointed out mat there had
been q serious aggTavalior a tle
Old problems b. che disastrous Berlin
revolution. He insisted taa- &c
government vas determined 10 d-0'
severely with the offenders hll-
specified through imprisonment nj
conEsca,,on OF their PROPERTY
The consequences ot the Berlin
uprising will be very extensive 50 far
as economic conditions are con
cerned said Herr Koch. The og.p i
Of the mines had l.een in1rea II
slowly; transportation and rolling
stock had improved. 50 thai the
peace treaty conditions for tie -
liver. If coal 70 Franc. had heer! sat-
istact cr.ly fulfilled. Now all .h-se
ARRANGEMENTS arr disturbed. The
output OF coal was stopped for saw
eral days, ard the worst thing Is :. u
the mining population j. greatly -
yet b. fully forFseen. particlla-'T
row The men can De returned -
work and whether they will adler
10 ,he agreement previous - the
kapp movement To work overtime.
So far as the food question : err
csned. days have been lost in gre :
work such a sowing. ari Knapp r.
rnoval of The raioning restrictions n
a quarter 81 Germany fas caused Ar
enormous amount % food % De- wasted
with rsspecr % the German puoi.c, for
the too-i hoari.rs made excellent Use u
the abolition restrictions, which
means another setback for our al:ead:
serious food situation. The deliver 81
food from Holland also : interrupted.
and even pending arrangements f5-
credits delayed,
YET we hope that within shor, time
the economic situation will again tie
firmly controlled.
Herr Koch referred 10 tire Widespread
disturbances in many cities. with the
declaration that there were some 10
cal sov;ets but expressed the hope for
prompt Improvement.
Interior political conditions" he went
on will without doubt have most Sc
rious after effects. The workingmen
are greatly excited and distrustfuI To
guard their liberties they lef. their fac
tories and other places and went into
the streets on strike. and most probably
they vii, not be easily satisfied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
PITTSFIELD
Republican Delegates Elected

- : Caucus - the Republics :
voters O. re ,osn Q: Pil-s1e.5 held
a. Union hall. THURSDAY evening A.
Eere elected 30 attend the Republl-
can S-z:e Convention q; Bzu4-.
March -: a II. Burse, Edwin
Ch.Ids- James Halliday. William Nc
oliver, Thomas L Ge.cheu, A. =.
Sparkling The 4.-erra,es elected
xere. : w Lane. Thomas ? Con
nor. Har-y u Coolidge. AKA Craig
Lecv!..- Copan- Everett Z. Call.
The alternavas we're chose. dele
gates % ca= district Convention 20
re held (. Ba1gor- re same day IS
The Stage tg:-Tt-.--e...
The following : tac r,rn com
-n.ttee elected Thursday syeni-g
Harry P Coolidge Edwin ChfliS. =
Z Ge1cteIl T : corner. William
NcGi!yery James Halliday Rose
Ame-, !. II B1EG< Frank Weeks
J. w. Manson Frank Fuller &. r
Seekir-. H=ri,4r. = Wake. Rosi-
ney shaw. Fr-d Estes Wa;lacs IA
cobs- I. 4 -Ar1e-scr- a r Ba:Ie.
D.. Z \ Porter ? r. Hotcc T1l-y-
4 B ca ford. N-s14r Graz. Jc-t
Wright. r G. Parsors. E~nry Fer
mad Z = TaEior R41g.- EaX-e-.
Lo1Hi-'e Towar- Capt. : T. Lara
b-e Albert 7. Sps4IiaE- Fred Lane.
IZnc4y . M..'s.en. tn r5~n ON
r,:I:ee vas authorized . ls.ah- i'd
lions as = seemed al. ciA
f P. Bso.onIey Wa chosen -.-ai--
mar OF the czuc-s ara Earr y
Coolidge seLre-ar1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19
Hard Coal Workers
Demand co. Raise
and Work All of Year

New YORK. March iS-An year round
work was demanded by the anthracite
ecsl miners at tcdays conference o.
The slb-ccnni.,ee Of miners and oper-
s,o-s appointed to negotiate new wage
xsree meat Tor the hard coal digsers-
The conference adjourned Until tofrcr-
row without any action being iakea-
The miners declared that they mus,
have 4 - per ceaI- increase n wages
and work Throughout the year n ORDER
30 meet the high Costs Of living. Iaey
stated tia, their earnings are limited
as they are ont OF work during the SUM
me; months when the demand for az
thracire fuel IS al . minimum
Representatives o. the operators coz
tended THAI the anthracite industry o.
ters an opportunity ter steady employ
nen;. ocr the miners refused 20 accer;
;his statement. declaring tha, the pres
enS steady employment" 5 largely due
70 abnormal conditions arising ou- Of
the war.
There has been little talk G. q sus-
pens!o, Of work on April :. when the
present agreement expires II was
learned today ,hz- Z Al agreement :.
not reached by that tine The raiEe-s
will .asis: that any wage increase Il E
naily granted. shall De- made retroac-
tive 10 iha. cate. providing that the
men remain az wo-k while the asgct-S-
lions are continued.
The operators are understood 20 op-
pose sch an arrangement On the ground
that any wage increase will have 20 -
made Up by an increase = The price o.
coal. They declare hat coal prices
could Tot -. made retroactive and Ihev
are unwilling - bear the burden c. \
retroactive wage increase
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'ras they are conducted on that side
We have no one 70 write Us letters
We have endeSvorei 10 secure
modification in this reservation which
woalj permit as many senators as
possible 10 supper, it, BIT we have
reached the limit The parting of the
WAYS has come and il Senators on
The ether side can not supply the
necessary votes 10 ra,ify the treaty
with reservations as they now stand.
them on their heads De IL and We will
take II 10 the tribunal OF The Am
erican people"
Senator Borah said he had been
standing with the President IN
seeking the defeat OF The treaty
There IS jus, as much sllisnce be-
tween the president and myself said
senator Bogah, as there IS between
the senator from Massachusetts, and
msSsE-
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Recruitina Entertainment

4 fine program will be given al
M Armory 10 which the public is
,-ordially invited this evening in the
interest Of recruiting and entertain
.nent Of various sorts will be pro-
vided. Music will be furnished b.
he Second Regiment Coast Artillery
rorps band from Fort Williams and
soxinnS and basketball will also
feature the evening. Sergt. James
L. Boyle. department adjutant Of the
american Legion of Maine, will be
the master of ceremonies and the
program will open at $50 with q
selection by the band. Al 7.i5 there
will be a boxing exhibition OF three
rounds, between Young Higgins and
Sailing Joseph. This will be fol-
loved by a four-minute speech by
Lieut.. Richardson of the Coast Ar
,illery and a second three-round
bout will be fought between Kid
Dempsey and Tom Mix.
Sergeant Milne, who has some
song specialtics, will he next on the
program and at S.45 there will be a
basketball game between Coburr
and The Portland Coast Defenders
Col. Haskell of the 18th Infantry
will then give four minute speech
there will be some music and the
program will close with five-min-
ute talk by Col. John G. Towne OF
this city. Dancing will take place
for the remainder Of the evening
Admission TO the Armory will be
tree to all, -
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'ClR LEAVES TRACK Am
TIPS OVER N DITCH
Out MINOR INJURIES

: A seemingly nara s-so.s escape !Ec-1
E5gry vas TIA, Of tie 3 D<fsols q lie
/ electro car leaving here fer North Vas
( szieo-o ThSrs6ay Econ =. :. ocssc <
rhea ~ nearing North EzssA-os-o i
! at the rails I'D. p.vaSlag % the siteh
! teaor. feIi q lis side Win bz- sl-sA
pzsseaEe-f.
A., Tse car = O.. o. the SEAL IyVs Lssd
o. TIE Wxte-viils and Fs5-assd liz-
ard was --za-eS By AoEe-M1n John
yeztoa and CszdseIor Rs..las O. re
A & h Line The Ike. rhra las keen
close5 20 .rzGe Q. se-a--t 0. ;hs s1sr
Tor xer4-ai weeks vas opened Or MOI
Gay aid T-ss1ay ~ %ol-..se- c-s-
II sbcve:e-s from ,tls city and Wias-
Vas op@ast bss~ssr here and No-h
|-zssz.r--o E5-a o-- q eEa WaEE-T.I5s
arg Fzz--l+!5 ez-s manned " AZ : (
r e-=E
TIE cz- ;sf- Te-e-v-e &. .ooa a-d
, raj 1xEe - WAY successfully dswu
ove- Ire G-.c.=., hi II Nerta yzssz :,
, lssTc az, zc.-=z ire stram ard vas
- r1-a61Zz .tFae c1--s onto re Rain
al v-e- v.;Ecg- E2-a.ng L sfa.L frr -
. lhe -a.is % ,he dt-eh b~Ior .at tccp'ed
a.-s- NJ Is ss5e The zecide-s. ccc1-T =
exsc.'y n f-o.t q s-- -@si5e-c= q Gu
b.. E>lczrd 4El 3,-s. 1ieard wzs re
only ps-s9E VII szw = ~hs s-e-essE.j
with f-izk-- szy.-- - re- aas6< -
'-Tte--e e killed ~ P.cz-a -z1 20
he Co,r ard ~sn; dcr- to th= ca- -:
10 s;z-z o. life xe-- ev&341- u re
pz-. If tt.e oce-rx-,s- ~ho 1ere h-d!,ed
o. ols s:ds q ~ ca, lie 1zx.et -
oye- IN. side zn5 ea;.-si -te c.,
,ars4ga IRE dco- and spoke 70 The pa
: se-gsrs. wiz ,.e- ces1n 20 s.oE - :
5-nce of Consciousness al-hcu4- y =
v=.e v+-y -h:u ard dzz@t The e,
v72-sE@L p gst g.: o. re ca ~ cljrEE-
--g - ihr31gf re j3o-Eav ec6.
-.-zze- . So. re ia5Grses were y---
:ri7:ne r cor- rziisc- % re tzzz-d =.
-3ch a. sccids-- Isaiah Hyl.ez KS
O. n re :-ziGe 3: one ~ his @rss-.
e75 xas sc--~az- t-4S~1 Aeo.; re
head ZIP ard arr I'D VS. s-o-
.-..e ,z-se as eyez.aE Hz--y Al-
a. G.. in re --.->. .-9:-lo. - o-s 0.
rs hands. ard Mas SADIE o ke-te xsz
/ au-. about IRE read aad vas bleeding
e the nos. slightly Ehen -e<c7;s5.
'-1z-.es Tg1e { s--ia1 Ia. e'so re-
. cef-sd Minor scratches TIE cars lszy-
| @-g tie rack was at-fc..ed By s3r.
. 80 tsc- .E.z. !. was sao-t Ear Kit,
oziy 'ogr ~h-=is- ard ~ others %
spreading q. re rails SoIe Of .i.s pas
seEgsrs stated -h4t the car was aot 90
rg very rzpG:y vhiie others -r3cg..
: ws. going Qg:-e +azr
-ts.ie,SLcs vas ceIec tram Wac liz
ard 2 snovpiox was SET, 20 The scene
/ q the wreck The car was left wie-e j,
! tsf for she day and ~reckiHz crew
al. probably he sent today % Lar !
p. Traesc was continued 0. the !;re
after -he accident: Among these On me
car we're Mis- Sadie . Eeete. re only
/ woman aboard: Isaiah Hodges Ea-
y!G.T. He-be,. Muir :. J CLasin q
Oakland, Eiss George john Pe.saE:
. and Charlie. Eizue' BESIDES the motor
nau ard conductor.
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Alien Plant Enemies caus-:

ne European corn bc-e- IL; :
present in sections Q. :-e couaa
where IL has no, ye- A%e- c,scoye-e!
but II may not A.! /. c--:a...v
would shortly havs $50 n mar
sections where i. DIS 70: cx,s: (:
the United States -~-artm4-t q
Agriculture. the orhe- CAV. had re-.
stopped shipment Of :o~sis 6-5a-
corn al the port OF Ns1 Wc-A =.
broom corn came iron. Venice ar.
there were 81 bales o. Through y
scatter pretty wei! ever ;Aa Jn,.st
states. And il Was infested E-.1 ~
European corn borsr. INSPECTORS O.
the Federal Eortic9a-ur4 Roa:t
however We're or hard Trey IT,
tercepied the broom cor nj r-s
vented e further scattering Of The
corn borer over the country rha,
was just before ,he Sac-e.a-y e A..
ricuiture promulgated / q&4-sc.,Hs
denying entry TO the Cr;:et SAFES
from all other countries O. - -:4S'
OF various plants that servs as hog:
TO this pest
The work OF determining pes"
distribution OF the corn boz 8 -
ing forward. II is now krov: : = fA'
isl in Massachusetts New mp
shire. New York. and PENS apis
But portions of the shipusa. o.
broom corn in which the in>sc. Va
originally brought to this cou-'H
went 10 various States besides los
now known 10 be infest.-! .Tor"
are now being mode TO tr-,- 21s-''
BILE infestation through n. 5-N1
factories. Il has beer four -
there are such factories IN = g. -
$ states. The names arr bog >4F
piled 10 State entonc!o c,>.> 80
other state officials. who ar, ~.
aiinc with the department - "a
mining the distribution Of go
bcrcF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

aa-1n-ei : group 81 cclrade. and
e.villz-s with a trade against foreign
- Th-~e ras Z fresh outbreak i. 3g-
s,y@zk=-s ealing Upon the people %
ae=p thea OK q public once
= strange a--p2.ae drew thousands .,
eyes = i dropped .sase.s .igned
--<zgEs * Professional Soldiers -
Germany, stating TIA, i vas opposed
10 : rev government and would escS-
niE- Only Ire government 70 which It
80 Sworr allegiance AMI a~a:s The cau
u NoSke ID -eorgazi1e
E1c+3 p-.css have continued 20 So9r
al hare hss h-ea = scramble 90 ne
F.srp3- generally 70 lay IN IS rucn a.
-h-y cGlld pace heir hands o.. Tfse
r2rstI are teS!sges AID al ;h- stalls
s:-3a sc-lpE@5- Attempts ., p-c1;e-yzss
eEckE2 o.-t-r opposition leading II sew
era Instances 10 The wrseking o: sd Pc
TIE inability u he poor % pay the e.s
2-.css demanded for staple fcoGs :
t,o12d % ca1s= considerable distress
and zg.ta.acE.
IN consequence L Dr. kapp's ao-
citation Berlin viii be under z Mill
Tar. dictatorship until Inc civil gov
eminent IS re-eS-ahIishet5. Ysste--
day afternoon military conference
H4s held : l3ng line o. autcc,obii=s
bright Ins members q Won LueI-
Wiz : sIat:. who filed the reception
aau g tie c2ancel.o-y- TIE intsn-
-lGE1 appeared 10 e. 70 adopt q mill
=
% prevent the possibility o. re -aai-
Gals attempting rising.
The fact ia. the independents and
communists 50 lar hav. 10. -sscl1si
~ the extreme violence charac-e-Iz-
l1g n revolutionary strikes - 1875
and Z@Is s regarded as : hopefsl.
S:gn- Il admits Of two Inference
Efr>- hat -Gey are biding their tins
untn -Eay can Perfect their peysi u
organization for supreme e.or1 10
SEIZE the government and second
lack q military equipment and far
- r.sAins i Struggle asains. Ing
-rDogs TOW n c-arge a Berlin. wa
are t-i!evei' - - far iron. syn
pe-aetG. -n~sr6s t-e Reds
During he Spa-Vacan trouble in
January i+i. so were Killed in Be-
i'm a.cae- NJ Ma1ch 1919 the o=ic.ag
7gureS p,aeed the number cf dead a.
~, and many Ct ire participants 81
=" sgzciGe were unaccoun,ed for
TAa properly i@ss through :te
WEEK king nf buildings ard loo.ing
a. estimated then a. l.1.i,,l tn
marks. Little damage 20 property
us fa- mas resulted in tee clas..:s
incident ~ thls revolution
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BRAVERY OF SUB HI
CREW IN FACE OF DEATH

Los Angeles G&N2 - =.
count OF matter Of fac o-s.+-r r.
Ire face OF death was s.rs- ;c:.v
ty survivors o. he c-e~ G: i.
submarine H vho s-:ys:
aboard the Hlo,c- snip N=z-.-
The H wen asac-a - =.
coasI Of lower Caiifc-- : VI.
dslena Bay ThGrsda. ne, -.
i. Leulersn, Comma -,
P Webb and three e1lI-:s: - ~
their lives II attempting ~.
The vessel III. survives -4.,--.
I'd ,ha, the bodies O. *
Delansrine. seaman an Z: "
Giles. seaman second Cas- y..s
washed 20 the ceach ,z.t- -. u.-s
buried.
Coulaaaai-g Wetrz --. iii
TIA, of Seaman Josep- E.-@r.,
lad no, been recovered ~-ea i.
Maz4lan left b1, ~a,ch ~! tn.
kept for them
From the survivors 60 g-e- +.
vas learned thai the =. g: T..
sister submarine. the - Es-s
sailing noT.hwa-d. the u. = Il
lead.
The a.gA- o. ;ne o.szs:s- zaz -. q.
Stormy AMI Win = hezv. =: s,:..:.
.as % t1e -ea. and the -: .4.-.-s
Of trouble ~zs ~ht1 th@ II. z-:.-t.5
Ire IL Szs on 2soE- - 1-cs RI.
hind ouI was abe - chang. IS I'd
avoid q !ke <At-
Submarines q ne HI 49, a. 70
snail tcz-. -he H. CO. =
aid. The II crew had % - = -
oT- ability as SWIMMERS Il "a -
shore o. R=.io-do Po;-: - amy
;"Ee- Vas opened and r. CIV --,-r a
out, Cou-Aaad@- weeo was ~ssrti r.
70 TIE sea from The coming .---4ss,-
he was directing the C.2y- -. - -
crew Tbs nigh; xas 80 d. "a: 4.
ferris ~ reach him xe-e -aYzr r,
Swimming alone o. a.5-E - ::.4-,
p men 4ai cwc ot:cs-s !: =. ,-er
reached shore. tu- rhrse - -. ~
became separated from ;ae- -Pz-,o1s
ana pe-!SE@l II The ~a-e-
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RED RECORD FOR
YEAR IN IRELAND

London. March ls-The assassina
ton :. police and government en-
ployes in Ireland since January II
last year was officially announced in
The .louS OF commons today by
James Ian Macpherson. chief Sec
rotary FOR Ireland. IN reply TO 4
question as 70 the number of m2r-
ders and attacks IN that period. ne
gave the following statement:
Murders. Royal Irish Const ahu.a.y
is: Dublin police, 5: soldiers, ,: oin-
ers government servants. l. Total
-
Attempted murders: Irish consta-
buiary. SIS: Dublin police. Il: soldiers,
{: other government servants. D To-
tai So.
In addition - attacks were made
on police in barracks.
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FAIRFIELD

Miss Olive Piper has returned iron
Elna where she has been passing se,-
eIai weeks with her sister, Mrs. al
bert Lunt
Mrs II. II. Spinney and daughtcr.
Miss Sarah Spinney left yesterda.
for Hartford. Conn. where they will
reside in the future.
Miss Madeline Pooler has compiet-
cd her duties in the office Of the
American Express Company.
Mrs.. Harry D. Stuart Of Bangor Is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. W "
Bigeiow and Mrs. Harry Holmes.
Miss Beatrice Grant is confined &c
:er home With the muTnps
At the preliminaries for Jun: 1r
Reading recently held at Lawrence
High school the following young PEI
pie were chosen for readers: Annie
Potter. Anna Wood. Doris Tozi-r,
Darts Lowe. Madeline Park, Ray
nond Hall, Douglass Coker JOHN
Lawry. Raymond Wyman. Elwood
Osborne and Edward Archer.
Mrs Nina Hill is passing a f.w
days in Skowhegan.
Mrs Carrie z. Hu,chias mas gone "a
New York - pass few days.
Mrs. NJ. E. Curtis has entered ,he
Sisters hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Roswell Goodrich Of Clinton
was the guest Of relatives in TORN
yesterday.
Edwin Gran. of Lewiston passed The
day YESTERDAY in town ard Benton with
friends and relatives.
The rcsular meeting Of the Merry
meeting Chapter .. E. s. will re
held this evening a, their hall
Mrs. Fred L2rd Of Shawn IS :h~
guest 0. M-s =. \. Emery Of Skowhe-
gan
Mrs. Jennie Evan. mas returned from
the Sisters hospital. where she hae been
receiving treatment
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Ire committee Of entertainment
for the Colby centennial met THIS
dAr afternoon a. the Office OF TIE
chairman. Or. T. e. Thayer 10 salk
over the matter q housing and feed
..g the 100 or more alumni Of CoIbv
10 will Re in town during the cen
teLnIal celebration. Other members
% the committee present were: Ha--
tey D. Eaton. DR.. II. 9. Libby. Hoit
Frank Rsdington and Mayor E Z
Finnsmcre
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-19

re millinery CLASSES Of The Giris'
ny Ci4o will b1gin -ext Ioa6aY eve
ing Z. ne new Salvation A-ny aa',
"a Temple stree; under tire direction If
A-s. =. IL Jereg Who hzs charge 4
he Z ". souse millinery department:
- the Enery-B-owr sore The cIasses
-r,t1 re reid from - 20 ..1s . riock ard
so. be open to all members of the cia3-
There Hili De merely nominal charge
: 81 the lessons from each girl and there
Ell be six lessons II all. Ten rev
,nemoers were added 10 the club az the
50 meeting
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LLOYD GEORGE SEES NO
HOPE COALITION LABOR
and LIBERAL PARTIES

London. Mar Ii.-GE@a: .-,s..
conferred in the meeting u.
Premier Loyd-George and -
ition liberals for discu.s.o- .r...
ing the proposed t9rulzro. e.. -
party by fusion with the L.
!, was expected me p-e--.e- -
make his intentions an.s!-.e
The meeting Was priv.
later il was reported IA: ~ -.
George ina lengthy speeca -.
ed the iMpossibility O. = coa..- !.
tween the liberals ard .-e -.
party and urged the s5s1 81 -.
si,y Of complete co-cpe-....- q.
tween the moderate e!encr,.
der 10 fight the Socialists +. -,
10 have asserted ira MAJ -
OF the House Of Commons 80.
20 represent the labor pa -
country did not rally 60 :.
The evening pape-r Ga !.
premier as declaring IA. !.
tremiSts were n control Q. - -.
party IN this courtry. ard -
policy was tie policy o. Pc.s-4...-
They 6isdained ,.e redress =
ances and TIRE improvers-. r. "A.
ditions- What they soust, as :,
destroy system. root and o.s2-- =.
plan, another tree
AZ a liberal NJ. LLOYD Cog. 2,
quoted as saying Re xas -: : -
desp-otiSm- whether On m pa
autocracy o. OF tie pa. q attn.
union official
The parliamentary cc-.AEs-. ,
Of the Westminster GAZE .-t.
stands that Mr. Lloyd C.
said thai h would - - ..
tire and take rer at-4- .-.-.
u Strenuous seg1;ce, Z n .,-.
sired Il
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Insane Patients Rescued,
From Burning Recreation Hall

New York, Ma-cA -&->c--=s :: 70.
tents q, the Manhattan, sac .:g:.,i
on Wards STAND. many Q: .St- .e=o.e,
minced were rescued .c-:sh; - a.e.c,
ants who carried khan :-c1. : o-e,
sto'E recreation hal = vh.ch - a.
ed while they were Attending : -o.,-
picture show. The building ~zs s@s:-cr.
80 and for a tine Z vas ::a-s,: -.
names would spread - o.hs- s.-:...vs
housing several Thousand pa:s4-:.
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lie ss1.E peopse q TIE c10-ch - =
see.zi Wednesday eyEiag- ac3u- = b.
sng ryesez-- A-Lg- : As-1I a. A.
gsxtz- 7. n G A S@-rtsz-g, vas re
speaker % tire evszing CAMS w--e
enjoyed and refresh-e-ts vsre SIRED
NORTH-Clirord Skillin. wfo s4t
fered q severe attack Of acute ind
xes-Ion on Saturday 5 roW much
better. 50 he has resumed WORK
Farmers n this community Eh5
failed 80 ill their ics houses early II
the sea son are now getting their 70
A y smith OF EaiioweIi Is hold
ing services al the Friends church
He is boarding q. J. Z Hoxie's
4 &. johnson has commenced
SAVING cu ths Lumbar a. his mill
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Dry Agents May
Only Spot Liquor.
in Central States

Chicago. March Ls-Agents snje-
Major 4. Y. DalrynnpIe, prohibition
commissioner for The six central
states are relieved % all power ex-
csp: 10 locate contraband liquor. BY
an order issued ~ John +. Kramer,
national prohibition supervisor, IL
Was announced Io<5ay
MI Kramer directed that the pro-
hIb!tioE s,-Z.,hs should make TO
searches Or seizures w:Ihou. the sp-
prevail OF the d:<tric, attorney.
The ncw order Is one result q
Major Dalr!mple's clash with Fed
eEal and state authorities al Iron
River. Mica. recently.
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PULLING MOVEMENTS
DUTCH TORPEDO BOATS

Wierengen. Holland. March IS
The people Of Wierengtn today are
mystifed regarding the movements
of Dutch torpedo boats off the coast
in the Zuyder Zee near wierengin
where former Crown Prince William
Of Germany resides. One boat arr
rived there Monday. bA was with
drawn by order Of the Dutch gov
eminent. To-day another came.
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Canadians Advised
to Lay in Sugar

Ottawa. March Is-Tf= Canadian
Trade Commission today announced
il would iss-e NJ licenses for expcr-
OF sugar until Canadian demands
are satisfied. and advised corsurl-
srs 20 "beg.r !a-ing ~ supply OF
sugar tor -h- coming season"
There Is no likl.hood OF -e-3lc-
ton in sugar prices The commits
sion's memorandum said.
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Vermont Crsameries Organize

Burlington. VI. March lA-The YER
mont Creamery Association was org Il
ICED at meeting in this city today BY
eight creau,eries whose aggregate an
nuaI output is valued at more than 49,
90, or. Membership IS open 20 all Yer
mont creameries. the purpose CT the or
ganization being 10 provide super, ision
Of accounting. purchase supplies. pro-
vide limited sales service for surplus
products and sell the entire ou,put OF
The several creameries. W. g. Fuller of
Richmond was elected president OF the
board of directors.
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Concord Manchester. \. H.
TrOlleyS Again Clear

Manchester. y. H. Marcel, iS-Afier
being closed for practically a month.
the trolley line between this city and
concord was opened carly this evening
when the first ear from Concord arrived
here az s.Sa O'clock More than 80 IN n
have been engaged in clearing the ice
and snow from the tracks