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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
500 Augusta Volunteers
Toll All Day--Civic Pride
Shown in Practical Way
5 taid Business a nd
Professional NJ e n
Vie with Youths In
Vigorous Attack on
Snow and Ice-Hun-
CRY Hordes Devour
Donations of Coffee.
S and wiches and
Doughnuts

Win ne sp1-,- ana determine ION
CHARACTERISTIC Of energetic Angus
-ans. $40 cIr:Zens anc future citizens
If me CRY al allied under the creed
Il service. moved II nassed a--aA:k
yesterday 4Ea-nsr -he stubborn &c
and heavy snow covering the VIZ
-a-op ant Ua-er-i.le -~olleT ines. Al
though me Ultimate goals were not
reached owing 10 the ice -ac-0sta6
ais and the leadec weight Of me
snow ne Ines were cleared 70 suca
d distance that but little more work
VII De required
Citizens who mad nor handled d
snow shovel or plck e0r g yeas
caught me spirit Of the movement
anG responded with unbelievable zig
0-. welding Their uuaccusromed m
pismerc with youthful. energy, never
stopping ID think Of her -heuma-
lsU or lame 1ack-uuCI the morn
ing after. Cuny BOYS. altar g--aIning
their muscles n The clearing Of ne
Togus line, turned out N q BODY ID
-enew the ATTACK Oh King Snow and
make use Of me experience gained n
their former encounter. Representa-
ives from al professions, with their
shUveis before hem, marched In1a
the <ras-and cne STOW suffered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
\. Y. Vice Ring
chipping In" to \
Silence Squealers

New -o-k. March -:-Aasisrant Dis
r-icc A-tnraev Smith. VINO - cnnducrng
The grand Jury investigation of alleged
vice conditions IN New yorrs tz--nun-
tenderioin," stated tonight THAI il had
been reported 10 q him Q 't0sSense .und''
was being -atsed To silancs "suueaie-s"
VINO might be called 10 testtfy against
any police oficials found 70 be afford
ns protection ID undesi-ahies' -esnr-s.
NJ Smith made pubic a lercsr which
he received rnday n which !. was a.
legged -tat one policeman had been Of
1ered $1,000 by a nar higher than a
captain" The letter asserted that an
oLhe- higher IN" who Inns made ovs-
s1ocum in the last TWO ra-s'' would
give sanae 70 silence "srueaie-"
The prosecution also asserted he had
received other letters giving the ad-
dress Of apartment houser which his IT.
for-Iants stated were ''hunevcor,,ted
with dlso-ue-'y fats one letter as
serted IL Smith was modest n The
statement -hat there a-- = apa--ner-s
IN The city occupied ~ social outcasts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
McAdoo Strong
for Uninstructed
Delegates to Frisco

New Q~E. March - y l+4IATr 4.
dcAdoo autographed Coleman c.
Vaughn. sAc-eta-v Of state Of Micnl-
gar today mat h would immediate
lv release leIeguCes rom any Opli-
canon 10 supper, MIN 7 me demo
crane electors ~ me Michigan pr
mares endorse him fDr president.
M. McAdoos telegram saId
y nave vour letter Of the an in
stan. and note that under me laws
Of Michigan M name cannot ne
withdrawn rom The presidential
pr.marv 70 NJ held N Michigan
ADril ). 19o0 regret extremely ID
learn this. Mv CONVICTION Is so strong
that al delegates n the next demo
cratic national convention should sc
,,r7insr-uclad that : have been Selling
nIa,-y, ,11pur-uufty 10 further that re-
suit
searus EFF for me 70 40 except = say
NAT f by any chance the democratic
ajacrD-y IN the Michigan PRIMARY
should honor NJ WITH an endorse
meut 7 shall IMMEDIATELY release
delegates from any obligation 70
support r1e ana beg Ihsm n enter
me democratic national convention
- san F-ancisco without any i'm
t1ariuns upGn their --esdom OF az
lion SO far as I am concerned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
CROWD HELD 1T BAY
WHILE GEM TRAYS ARE
STRIPPED Of CONTENTS
Bystander Shot IN Attempt to
stop Rebber-Thousands
Witness Daring Theft-Twe
Of Trio Believed Caught-
Another Holdup n Quaker
City

New : ork. Mar. 11.-Nhile Bruad-
way tonlgh1 was crowded with
tneA---e- goers -n-ee armed bandits
smashed n ne window y lswe---
store "a 9th srreer. kept ne crowds
q, oa- WITH their -evvve-s UNI. hey
mad empriel ne contents OF seve-al
trays lusp then pockets and then es-
caoed. shooting one pedestrian VINO
attempted "a STOP them
! Few minutes later Tree men e.
tered another Br0adw%y Jewel-v
store few BLOCKS uptowr. and after
throwing pepper n z clerks eves
grabbed some trays Of JeweIrv auC
-ar fro m-he store Two men. a
legged 70 De members d -nc rio. were
arrested ny ne police ac.er 4 cnase.
P-np-ierors o. -ne rvo stores as
-ima1eC mai thousands 81 dollars
worth Of Jewel-y hac been stolen.
The r~s1 -ubberv II which Sch
W.T. brothers werE me --lcLms was
engineered with great Ga--lc While
rubbing elbows WITH pasr.ac pedes-
--la1s one o. ne bandits slipped an
iron pa through The handles Of the
DOOR go That I could nor pc opened
from the INSIDE. Then d nrlck. wrap
PED IN cIurn was hurled through the
window.
Al the Jingle Of falling glass Tank
r.
--le<i 70 pun i open de ne shouted tur
heip. The crowd. also attracted by The
rash sva-ned aopu- me -nbns-s, rw0
Or wnnrn continued cnullv al her task
Of -aking diamonds and -uDIes OUT Of
ne window whit me third member u
-aelr PAY kAp1 Spectators a bay.
Both -onne-ies ware Witnessed BY
thousands Of persons B-oaCway was
thrown inro g-ea: excitement as police
-ese-ves a--,ved on ne double quIck
znC working IN -ae0~v -ha. -he -up-
berries vera committed ny -wo different
bandits. II addition % The pedestrian
wn0 was shot. hu- not SERIOUSLY wound
ed one other member Of the CROWD sue
ceeded II ga--IrE hls fingers On q tug
i've Ee was rewarded by q crack on
me wrist rom q revolver buzz winch
caused MS arm % 1an helplessir 10 MS
she
Seeing me c-owds ha!t and fD--n n =
serli-circie around me store Patrol
rar Anthony WeIEen came racing ia
The scane Just as he arrived and "a
gin - fg:l, ms way through tne ey-
cited tf-ong he -pbba-s called il a
DAYS work. packed me last III he
gems into their pockets. pa-ter com
pan- and started zach for himself ~
ca-ve a way through the human serri-
circIe Then came gun play Sighting
Z man break away e-nrn -,le crowd and
da-- " Broacwav. Te,can with draw
-rvoIre- gave chase
The --uwds -ook "a cover Is chr-
Continued on Page Column s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Maine Pastors
Close Conference
at Queen City

Bangor. Ne. March --RssoiuIons
that Z was me sense Of the body az
sernDled ina: the members should use
their utmost annsavor 70 secure the
election Of men to public Office WIN
will unf1incnng,y stand for me enforce
lnent Of law and tne standards Of Cn-fs-
ian cIt.zensaIp were passed lnanim 1us-
y this morning lust before ADJOURN
nerI bv me ministers assembled here
s1- -he pas1n-s' conference for the in
.e-cnu-ch movement This action vas
-uled out as n order for he confer
ence session but was passed IN recess
N which the ministers met n 1oF.
which was s-7,ied "a conference Of mn
.stsrs Of the state Of Maine" 4 FUR
their RESOLUTION was adopted reading.
That also we snail expect any man
VINO appeals tnr our supper as citizens
N declare htmsei. as unquaiifediv IN
the question Of enforcement of !aw anc
especially the maintenance o. the Vc'-
stead ac. as II now stands with one-.in.e
OF : per cent- Of alcohol and ITS r1Sid e-
rorcenert The resolution was pre-
scented bv Rev J. { hudson OF the
Free Baptist church uf Portland The
closing Address Of the conference was
delivered this morning by Sev. Daniel
Russell. pastor Of the Rutgers P-esb~-
terrain church Of View YORK. or cuuse-
Grafton 10 service. and the oenedicticl
was ny Bishop Edwin Il Hughes OF
the Methodist church. Numerous SINAI
conferences and committee meetings
took I'D the afternoon. a layman
aiming conference addressed nv Win
FIELD Scott Randall Of Portland Stare
campAgn di-actnr. and by Alfred z.
Estes OF Boston. View England cam
paign director opened this afternoon.
A session was held tonight and anoth-
e session SATURDAY. morning. giving IN
sr-ucrion for the work N the GINNING
financial campaign April 8 10 May
All Haptisrs here AZ he conference
will hold a special denomInasiunal CON-
ference here SATURDAY. The speakers
viii be Dr.. Hugh A. Heath, member of
the general board Of promotion. New
York city: Dr. Eawtn-L Purear OF
Charleston. S. G, and Harry S. Brown
If waterville. State campaign director.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
LODGE "HARM0NY MOVE"
VIEWED With SUSPICION
BY TREATY FACTIONS
Continue Hearing
Against Governor
in K. l. Test Case

!. WIS announced F-,eay -nat
the hearing IN the aceipn orousr.
sy Representative Winfield Scott
Seec 81 Bangor against Gov.
Miliken % restrain MIN rom Us
l,G ere name OF rne State o.
Name anc employing counsel 70
contest -ne case o+ t,e State Of
Rhode islanc % rest ere ~aiiGity
o. rne p-onio'tion constitutional
amendment. RAD beer continued
until uescay, March -. L Vas
originally PLANNED 70 Rave the
nearing before Chief Justice Les
lIe :. Cornish 4: -ne sou-e house
~ -ris city, a: 70 A. NJ. Monday,
March e.
Iarl&s >. Rice anu Mye- W
Eosrsin o. Bangor are ere coun-
SCI -o- ere aeritinner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
For Presidents WorC
on Wage Question
Scr Goa Workers anc Operators
Marking Time While Wilson De-
tsrm,nes Course-Msj nrIty Seoo--
Sent % White Rouse Minority
Not Yet Compiere

Washington. March I'm al quar-
tsrs concerned over The hi-urlInous Goa.
controversy disposition was evidenced
tonight u await resident wilson s
word before taking any action.
The maJnrI,v -Hpor- arising e-nn ne
split II the commission appoIr1ed after
the GOA strike list fail . make q ser
element was sent 70 the Writ +5ouse
but The niunriry report C. John ?.
White, miners representative Oh me
commission. still was unc1u1pieLsti
Neither Of the documents II was SAID
a. the White House. would De MADE
public until The President determine i
whether M. White and MS ASSISTANT.
Henri NJ. Robinson. The comm ssor
chairman and public representative
upon Il ana Rembrandt. president y
The operators representative. nae la.alde
known heir views.
John J. lewis. p-esireu1. and other
officials Of the ZINE w3rKer-' union III
the ground, kept II close -Oucn with -ne
situation TO-DAY but -efra!ned rom COM
-1ent. L was made appa-ert1. however
mat the organization wouiH noE uC ~
until the President reached MS deter
n1iua1iur Of the case. likewise he M
eH1urs representatives SAID tlc~ would
wait Chairman Robins IL has ief.
u ash,nErun for his homt in Califor-
MIA and NJ. PeaIe. mas returned TO New
YORK leaving NJ. White tne only mem
Der On me ground.
The majority repnr- recommends -hat
the men be gwen d g Per cen. increase
N wages including the j per cent
awarded them ny former Flel Admin
;st-aru- Garfield, and that ldca! differ
e!1ces in pay and allowances hetU"en
different mining disr-7~ts lie -efer-ed
TO another commission. III. White will
recommend that the increase BE- fixed a
apprn-imareIv 81 per cert. r Is under
stood The only factor -pga-dsd as sc
TOLLS II me differences Is the hour
schedule The original demand nf the
mine workers was Cor 3n-hnu- weak
a - per cent. increase IN wages and
local ad5 usr-nent OF the differences a. is
ing IN and between dist-c=.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Legion Gets Y. NJ. c. A.
Surplus Fund of
Canteen Earnings

New York. Mar. fc.-AmerIcan
Legion has received f-nm the 7. NJ.
:. A. s40h GOD of the gift Of $500. o60
prom :seG representing surplus from
operation of z NJ .. A. canrenns and
post exchanges in France during The
war. II was announced today. A
letter from John R. Mont general
secretary of the association declared
that the balance Of the gift would
ne sent as SCOT as we have -eceiVea
rpm uve,seas the final audited fig
ures"
The money will be held as a trusI
@uuc for FIVE years in accordance
with the expressed preference OF the
donor. the legion states. Il viii he
invested in safe security pending
ne formal appropriation Of the
Fletcher National Bank OF
Indianapolis AZ trustee The income
rrurn the principal viii be used for
rho benefit Of disabled former service
men or for work IN connection with
me national -AmericaniZa1ipn com
mission Of the legion" II was added.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
40 Hurt $4,000
Damage by Tornado
at Sherman. Kentucky

DRY Ridce. Kentucky. Mar. I@-For-
- persons including 50 school chill
dren were injured when tornado
nyay GOWN a schnul house. Stock
barns ana damaged other buildings
az Sherman. Ky. three miles fr1m
he-s toGav. No one was killed. Dam
age WIS estimared a. $4,000.
The general store building Of two
s-rries was wrecked and II year old
nov WIS blown off d second story
window but was NOT hurt The one
story office building Of IT. J. -.
PRICE. was demolished, as was the
me s-c--, e-ane school structure. The
stock barns of c. M Morris were
blown away and Is horses were injur-
ed
Roofs were blown OF several houses
and all teiennune and telegraph wires
are down. The turra,.,- was about l"o
yaras wide. anu curne from The wesi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
mail Chance of
trouble from
Hard Coal Miners

tx March There Is "fftr .
5E7 mat there will De sI,spen-
-~1-k II me s-1thractte coal
-"i q when the present con
a"s- miners and operators ex-
-dIug 70 Phil Murray. inter
5ae president Of the United
-<e-r
maze -hiE statement tonight
20 '1sf. NJ ne SECOND DAYS session
10 7st-@nru-rirtee Of Operators and
snnninted 70 draw 70 a nrw
--s@-lnt Dacia-ing that negutra-
-f D-oc~-dinG 'sa;isfa crorfi5-,
-,l"G
ewe-v -easna ID believe thai
MAIDS IF the miners viii be adj
satisfactorily by March 81
g. - negotiations gn beyond that
E-! os without a cnntrac. nut
onaDle that some SOFT Of IN
men -a- he arranged 20 keep the
w1-K
-eiinr between the operators
T1e-r in me conference is better
- man n previous yea-s No
''~' TOY hostility has Developed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Mayor in Van

More Than TwG--rIrcs OF the vOlrr-
taers VINO assembled N Water STREET
yesterday morning ware delegated to
clear the Winthrop line. WIZ Lnen
went Mayor Martin Win ms long
handled shovel leading the ATTACK
and mat shovel. built with especia.
care as 10 durability and wor-nlness.
cut through the biggest drifts OF NJ
Inc throughout rhe Day
The wes.s-n avenue racks were clear
&C % snow n rwinkting but me -nicg
coating Of reg prevented q rapid follow
W movement Dr me clearing up crew
EverT foot Of ne -oadoed from the
junction Of State street and Western
avenue 70 the Top u me nil was en-
c-usIed win ice which had 70 he chop
ped out pv hand. 5iow,y nut surev,
however,. the racks Cleared under ne
Efforts Of ne iabnrIus men. ana soon me
Dicw which followed IN the -ea- c-oEs
I'd the D-nw OF ne hill anu speede,l
altar rte snoveie-s near.- d mile ahead
Large drifts were met uv the volun-
ree-s all along the line which taxed me
strength oS ne sneveiers. but with DOG
ged persistence The workers ur!v 1Iied
hans Z 1r deeper until rne drifts Ies--
enec ana finally vanisheti. The s-un-
hu-lness IF me drifts seemed 70 arouse
he ire NJ me shDvele-s anu spu--ed
hem on 10 great efforts
Rain Faiiec 70 Fazze EN-
King Winter. GlsE-unried or per
naDs alarmed ny the rnrDaGs MADE
upon MS domain ny the citizens
called upon MS ally, .Tupe piuvTus-
for assistance on several OCCASIONS
throughout the day. but the driz-
zlinE rain IN no way dampened the
forward with never a backward
e.ance-unless Il was ID gee # ting
lunch car was n sight
The Eats" Arrive
Ahuut = o'clock me lunch ca-ts
hove in slEht-rhree Of em-anG q
cheer burst from the ranks OF me
hungry workers. Dougnuuts donat-
&c by Mrs. Bu-ieiEh Martin were
SERVED out 70 appcase the RISING
ciamor thai noon time always brings
Scanning coffee and delicious sand
wiches were passed OUT IT ike pro
portion. Mrs Martin. Mrs. Fred F.
Lord, Mrs. William z. Williamson
Mrs Cony Weston. Mrs Nathan
Weston and Miss Blanche Webster
occupied the three sIeighs and served
tne refrest1neurs 70 every worker
along The line
Miss judo the manager Of the cafe
terra Of the Augusta Giris' Community
Clun maze over a. gallons Of coffee,
which was the gift % private donations
The coffee was served from containers
loaned by Y. z Perry. mug Of nice
Continued on Page -coI. N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
PAT REMARK
IN Legion Legislation
"3slles" Committee
We--ne-s -ear Up on -!nc LaSs
@re- New YORK Broker, Testify
TT. -sse-s Members OF Congress-
Aouic Suppnr. Soicier Relief in
1-us. % Get Votes

T4z..rron. March THE frank
.,z-l"r- by q witness Lnat Con-
'ess would suppor- soldier relief
-..-1-.0r II order 10 ger VOTES
---c . -umpus today N the House
nd means COMMITTEES consid-
~ multitude Of ni,ls dealing
- subject
-zk ? Aeech. q View York DroK-
-uerl- d Lieutenant coioneI in
Inspector generals department
ing additional compensa-ions
J-rne~ service men. declared
II eg,siation might De expected
-asA IF polirlcaI pressure. The
.-a-ence raar members would be
arg through fear Of losing votes
1Aa-acrar.zed by Chairman
-1nev as an fnsu,r u the commit
ana CJrg-ess.
$50. -eplied thai MS statement
Is 2at -u-anded 10 De insulting, nut
.E WAS nevertheless true
;4o--e Nj Rushmore Of New York
=" Z 1p-uer sergeant testified that
f.n-- tic nor consider the possible
Al 20 government finances which
7lr-- -nslIit ram payment Of a cash
1nuA
--ea: majority Of those -ecsiv-
= D1n"v would spend il foOltshly
- MONTHS. ne said.
.@s,.--1c-r. a meynh her of the Leg
= "a" members NJ his post did not
M ~ Legion ought u club Con-
-"ss IT, giving a oonus" but he
Gcec - Is only human n take Il Z
-~~e--,rren- is willing 70 give ="
preferential grant 70
49, men. Leonard O-ne-oc. f
-s..;r.--7n- VINO served Is an IN
-y,ec nan IT me Second Division
az ne mental strain from being
-avo.--a.v cu- off rom This country
-a1' Fg"n soldiers believe more than
r"e i. granted domestic r-oons-
I-r a small cash bonus
E.- % ne--e- than bonds"
da-.- L OeE-aH Of Cleveland
-eo-asenring the World War
"~~---s u-yad passage Of bill car
1u- less -han $500" and Eug-
~~ TAT some If the necessary
.s -rca- ne -nised rom the sale
7F Wa materials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Edwards Forbids
Name on Nebraska
Primary Ballots

Lincoln Nebr-, Mar Is-Governor
Edwards Of New Jersey VIII not ne--
NIT has name n ne printed On tn.
ballot for The Nebraska primary Of
Aprii - as candidate for the d.ync-
crane nomination for the presidency.
ne ADVISED the secretary of state in
a. telegram received TODAY. Voters
petitions 70 place Governor Edwards.
name on the ballot were circulated
some time ago. The Governors tel.-
gram gave no reason for his refusal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Maine Society at
New York Observes
States Admission

-New YORK, March -.--The 10th an
n1DersaST Of ne admission of me Sra
Of Maine INTO the Z mon was ceiehrared
here tonight Al the annual dinner OF
-he Maine Society of New York. sew
era college alumni associations 1otn.a
IT the ce'en-a.ion.
Governor Car 7 ATiIliken. Judge l.
z. Deasr Of the supreme cpur- uf Mama
Rev Dr. Z. Z. Duunack. State libra
ran, anc Other prominent men rom me
Pine T-"e Stare were among the g1ests
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Two New Workers
Held by MeIcans

AuEa Pric,a- Sonora Mexico, Mar
Ia-Edward Fillmore and Herman
Subway, giving their address as New
7 ork City are being held by the Mex
lcan authorities a, HerincsciIio &C
cnrdinr tn a statement made TODAY
by Roberto GARLIC. chief Of the
northern Zpne fthe Gamma ssrre.
service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
COAL Men WAIT WOOL CAMPAIGN
Planned at Directors
Session. Augusta
State Wac Work e Be Ta*en ur by
Sheep anc WOO Growers Assoc,a-
tIor-Cor7-, ,-.ee Appointed 70 EN-
3irv Expert Graders

The Maine Sheep and ~ ol Grow
e-s Associa-l0ni Inc. board Of d.
recr0rs nar IN specia. session. Fri
Gay forenoon u -he stare HOUSE %
consider plans for marketing wool
co-ope-a-.vel-. Plans were t1-mu-
latAd for campaign over the entire
Sta1e for The purpose o. organizing
iocal comm unI-les. The hiect Of the
lnca omnunEles s 70 get and
keep IT touch WIKI WOO growers and
70 see -1at wool IN their sections Is
properly assembled q -ha nearest
shipping poInc
Ezx9er- wool graders stationed a.
each shipping station !s the plan OF
the AssoClauor as far as possible.
Then he wool rom each grower viii
pc graded II his presence after
when II VIII be Jagged anG shipped
ID market II lots.
i marketing commit composed
Of x Z. Kendall Dr =. {. CIeaves
and c. 4 C-aw1ord was appointed.
The methods Of campaigning ne
State anG organizing me wool grow
ers was eff II me hands Of c. Z.
Crawford -nd II :. r Claaves. VINO
viii take the mater Up az once WITH
Their agents. farm bureaus and al
Of me allied DETERMINATIONS VINO are
II a position u go these pians before
the growers a. once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Nations Editors
Shy on knowledge
League Says Reed

Washington Mar =
z..s durin9 the treaty debate TO-DAY
paid his respects 10 me l-ou'1 80
crur;er journal ana the Ne"
world and other newspapers aoVs'-
citing ratification and said ne DOUBT
"A vnerher there were % editors nc
~. -n1,re--v who could get a rating
of 1s percent on an examination -
ieugue of nations-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
n. Y. LOngshoremen
to Strike Today

New York March IA strike to
morrow Of the thousand lungshor-e-
men. checkers and srsvedures en-
pioyed by coast wise steamship lines
was voted tonight 10 enforce de-
mands presented several months ago
for Increased wages and adjustment
Of working hours. Union officials
asserted the strike would affect the
MallDry clyde. Morgan. SAVANNAH
and Old Dominion lines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
THE WEATHER
LOCAL RAIN

Northern New England IocaI rams
OF SHOWS and colder SATURDAY.. Sun
dav far
Southern New England cloudy and
colder Saturday; Sunday fair
Eastern New York colder. ciuuo-
Saturday local SHOWS n north and
wes-. Sunday TAR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
General Forecast

Storm warnings displayed u Al
lan-ic Coast from Easrport 20 Fiat
-eras
Ill Is much colder II the upper lake
and western lower axe region. IT
the Atlantic states nigh temperatures
continue.
With the exception If iocal rains
Saturday IN Northern New England
ano light SHOWS n interior New
York. the weather viii De generally
fair Saturday and Sunday east Of the
Mississippi River
L will be colder Saturday anc Sun
day night IN the Atlantic states
Winds north of Sandy Hook strong
west and northwest rain Saturday
fair Sunday.
Sandy Hook u Ea-teras. strong
northwest diminishing by Sunday
morning with clearing and colder
weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston ana vicinity
saturday cloudy and colder. Sunday
-alr: strong vast and northwest
winds. diminishing ny Sundar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

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nal Want Aas s-e aeis 60 nssk every
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

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