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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
ARMY BACKS PLAN TO
RISE BETTER HORSES

With n Congressional aTnrOnriat ion OF
$3.50. 900. the army durir" 1921 expects
10 carry out Il country wide project for
the cnCouraCrmc nf tn" breeding OF
better horses. Farmers ana stockInen
~" "o-pr"rHii"" in IN" plans.
The Army E"mount Service now has
approximately fifty thoroughhrcd stall
ti"ns and two Arab %ialliuns which have
been du-ratcd by private int"r"Sts Thcs-
animals Hrr distributed ihrNuChnut the
country The government CNn"CtS To rs
tablish many now breeding stations TO
promote III" rII~ing If riding horses
which may hr used ~ y source Of cav
airy and artillery mounts Five rem0unt
purchasing zones are now In opera tinn.
an ldoCal agents will hc appointed to
have ch"r~n Of the breeding stations in
these zones. A-AA.A.i1ktN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
CARRY The GEORGIA
FIGHT TO CONGRESS

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 7.-Three Rcpubli-
cans who lost to Democrats In Georgia
congressional races will take their
lights before congress on charges OF ir-
rSgularitirS. according TO notices made
public here today. There were only five
congressional districts in Georgia In
which Democrats had opposition, and
the three in which contests are prom
Used are the FIRST. Fifth and Ninth dis
trictS
Georgia has not sent a Republican to
congress since reconstruction days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
QUARREL over GAME
ENDS IN MURDER

Special DISPATCH to Tho Int"IIlgenCer
Fairmunt ". Va. Nov. 7.-tluarrrllng
during Il poarr game at ii"uS" 81. chief
Tain early this morning, one uf tho
r,ay,rS known HS "LnuI"" shot and kill
rd Jim Pischcurr:". an Italian. and made
his escape Pisch"nrrie WAS shot near
the heart but rose aud WALKED from the
room and mad" his way 70 friends
h,uxe lie was brought TO a local hos
ritaI but died soon after r"nchins the
institution.
Efforts Of county officers to appre-
bend his slayer have failed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08

The Ladies' auxiliary Of the Arion.
will hold q card party AT the Arion hall
on Twentieth street. Thursday evening:
November IL. between the hours or )
and II o'clock. Euchre and tiVe nun
drcd will be the principal diversions.
after which refreshments Will be serves
The chairmcn In charge are Mrs. w. y.
Eulner and Mrs. Ed SChmeichel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
MAID TO LOVE"

The very latest In musical comedies
VIII, be offered to music lovers In the
new musical production, Maid TO
Love" sponsored by Messrs Gleason
and Block. young Metropolitan pro-
'Ttfctng firm who have spared no eN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
Seek Missing witness.


Windsor. Ont. Nov. 7.--rending a
search for a man known rs Ed Smith.
into whose arms Beverly Trumhlc. an
inn proprietor is said to have fallen
after he had been shot N Rev. J. O. l..
Spracklin. pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal church at Sandwich and 4
prohibition enforcement leader. th" IN
quest into tho death of Trumhl" was
adjourned early today until tomorrow
night. Smith is said to have seen the
shooting, and his testimony as to
VIII, Their Trumhlr was armed Is desired.
Trumhld was killed In his hotel early
yesterday while Rev. SpraCklin' and four
other prohibition agents were raidinC
tn" place. Rev. SpraCklin testified at
the inquest that he shot In Sclt-d"tenSe.
asserting Trumble had pressed the
muZzle Of n revolver against his St"m-
ach. He also asserted his men had
been assaulted by Trumble and guests
in the hotel. and that Trumblo had
threatened TO Kill him. Mrs. Trumblc.
wife Of the slain man. testified her hus-
band was not armed. Local officers
say they have found no trace of II re-
Nolver Trumble is said to have had in
his possession.
Whether charges will be preferred
against Rev. SpraCklin will not be de-
rIded until the inquest is concluded. He
was held for a time in Jail here. largel"
for his own protection. 1t was an
nounCed as feeling is running high In
the border cities. All persons entering
the court room last night were searched.
Members of Methodist churches in the
border cities today pledged funds for
Rev. Sprarklin's defense IL he Is
brought to trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
MIN|STER-OFFICER
SPIRITED TO JAIL
FOR SAFE KEEPING
Friends of Slain Saloon
Keeper Threaten Violence.
Inquest Delayed.

Windsor. Ont. Nov. 7.--FollowinE ru-
m"rS of intended violence, police officers
early today spirited Rev. J. .. l..
Spracklin Methodist minister and pro-
hihitiun enforcement agent, who had
been held in jail here since yesterday
morning In connection with the shooting
to death OF Beverly Trumble. an inn
keeper. to the jail At Sandwich, ii be-
came known tonight. Removal Of III"
prisoner was effected quietly and did
not become known to others than Of
ticers until this evening. The action IL
said to have followed telephone mes
saGes to the jail here that an attempt
at violence was contemplated by certain
friends Of the slain man.
Removal of Sprackln will not prevent
resumption Of the inquest tomorrow
night. ii was said. the minister having
submitted his testimony last n>ght.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08

Of foreigners who died in the war ant
the other in the memory OF fre"cI
heroes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26

Portland May 25,-The present
membership IN Maine Of the Order #
Eastern Star is 2S,sS9, a gain for the
year of I.521 according TO reports al
the annual session of the Grand
Chapter today. Mrs. Belva L. ward
well OF Penobsc0t, the grand macron,
presided The principal feature Of
todays program was the reception
Of guests. the addresses of grand
matron and patron. the reports Of the
grand secretary and treasurer and Of
various committees an exemplifca-
ton Of work by Beulah chapter. No.
3. and as the last feature Of the aft
ernoon session the election Of officers.
Emma Howe was elected grand
matron at this afternoon $ meeting
Other officers chosen included:
Grand patron. Harry H. Gray. Mill
bridge; associate natron. Mabel de
Shon. Woodfords; associate patron.
Rev. Ashley Smith. Bangor; secre-
tary. Annette H. Hooper. Biddeford:
treasurer, Emma Y. Dodge, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
HOSTILE BANDS
Hold Menace for MeXi-
can RevOlutionists
Leaders n Various Parts of Republic
with Small Forces OF Men Under
Arns-Ejther Still Loyal 70 Car
rama Regime or Against De Facto
Gcvt.-ViIla Feared Most

Washington. NAV .5-Advices from
Mexico Indicate thar the revolution
lists have much 10 do before a stable
gornrentnt can be established. Mill
tarv leaders are reported N various
parts Of the republic with small
forces Of men under arms. either still
loyal TO the Carran1a regime or for
other reasons hostile TO the defacto
government.
These groups are recognized ny
Mexican observers here TO be possible
nucleus for the organization of new
revolts. Representatives Of the new
government. however, minimize their
Importance. asserting part Of them
already are negotiating for terms
while others are on the defensive.
Francisco Villa, whose force IF
men is variously estimated al from
few hundred 70 several thousand. IS
r'eckoned The most important Of the
independent leaders. II IS evident
from news dispatches that Villa IS
moi n accord with the new regime
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
Boost Reward for
Capture Notorious
Draft DOdger

Washington, Nav 95-F'or iuforma-
,oE resulting n the apprehension of
'roNer L 8ercdoll. d wealthy draft
aol-er Who GUIDED mis- military gau1d
q '.AlauepnIa .AsI Friday. ms coun-
So mere ne tlr-n u Ansel and Bauer.
expressed willingness 10 pay an ad-
ai;I2nl $1,000 reward. D. Clarence
il3honev q Philadelphia attorney.
vito 14sa represented BerrdoIl. was
al,hprIzet 70 offer the reward. which
is u addition Ia $500 already posted
'' M escaped prisoners lawyers.
.As %ah Ht.e~Ad by the government
10, HE arrest u i military fugitive
-!ia ""or posted by the American
-eEl0r wa-l..v.
N4er"-ai'- Baker SAID today tina: the
warning 1t e Diut 70 effect Bergdolrs
-s-apf salu by Attorney General
'-'Eie' -estei GAY. 70 have been dis
'ea Hv The army Intelligence
oFFs as aarlv as April so did not
''''- t:s attention. He added that
a' IN Intelligence report On the
-t''','S@1 warning had been sent 70
-'-~l--l''.4a -or ne information of
- T.a%ar,' authorites making the
FeSr1sa.lor here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
Waterbury Strikers
Arrested for Parading

Waterbury, Conn. May 25-Str'ik
ers to the number of 145 were arrest
ed in this city between five and nine
o'clock this evening on the charge Of
breach of the peace. The strikers
had just left a meeting and We're
paradinE the streets without per
nit. according To the police.
The first arrests were made near
the Waterbury Clock Company by
Sergeant Hugh Flaherty and a de-
tail of policemen. simultaneously
the police reserves were called ont
and wholesale arrests Of parading
strikers followed.
Wagon load after wagon load Of
strikers were dispatched to the local
police station. and ii is probable thaI
more arrests will follow as the police
have announced their determination
TO break up all attempts al a street
parade. The strikers will be ar
raigned tomorrow morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
Army Money Bill
to Conference After
Passage by Senate

Washington. MAY 2s.-The Sentse
today PASSED the annual army appro-
priation bill carrying s415.919, goo and
sent il 70 conference.
As passed the bill provides for an
increase of approximately s42. Gee. goo
over The House bill. but 1885,. eO0. 0Gn
less than the appropriation for the
present fiscal year The principal
Sentae increase was s12245 d00 for the
army air service. making the total for
this purpose sac. goo GOO.
The Senate eliminated House pro-
visions which would give the army air
service control Of I'll military aerial
operations from land base ana would
confine naval AviHtion To fleet opera
tons from shore base. training Of per
sonnet and construction and experiment
tai work
Authorization was given by The Sem
ate for The sale of the old army trans
ports Srenan. Sheridan Thomas. Le-
gan. Buford. Fitzpatrick, Crook and
Warren and of the hcwitzer plant at
Erie, Pa, nd the establishment from
proceeds of the latter sale a govern
ment owned plant AT watervliet Ar
senaal, \. Y. for the manufacture OF
medium calihre field artillery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
L. S. Gold Diggers
Must Have Money Aid

Washington. May 25.-Gold produc-
tion IN this country, already greatly
decreased. viii practically cease un-
less speedy financial relief is given
the mining companies. Il. ". Seminar
of Chicago, president of the Trojan
Mining CO., testified today before the
House ways and means committee.
Every ounce of gold now produced
costs the companies So to sIO more
than the government price OF s20.s7
he said.
Immediate passage by Congress Of a
bill ievyinG an excise tax of SO an
ounce on the gold used by iewelry
and other trades with the money SO
raised TO be a subsidiary for the min
ers. was urged by Mr.. Seaman.
II. H Latrie. economist for the
American Mining Congress-, snid the
$40 excise tax on trade use of gold
would raise $40. oea. 600 year. which
after payment Of subsidy 70 miners
would give the government q mt rev.
eses Of S1e.eSe. 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
BEER LAW IN n. Y.
USELESS IN FACE
FEDERAL STATUTE

" ashlnEton. May -5-Declaratons
that federal prohibition laws would
be enfoced IN New York despite Gov
efnoI Smiths signature of a bill TO
iegalize 2.75 per cent. beer came to-
day from the Joint prohibition en-
torceInent agencies-the department
OF Justice and the bureau OF Internal
revenue
Commissioner Williams announced
that the federal government would
prosecute vlolators of the National
prohibition ACT to the limit of The
law while assistant Attorney Gen-
eral Frlerson said that the depart
ment OF justice took the same atti-
rude as was sci forth when d similar
olh became law in New Jcrsey,-thar
The federal law Is supreme
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
Ship Sale Charges
Against Morse and
Others Are Dropped

New York, May 25-lndicrments
against Charles W Morse and other
defendants charged with Illegal sale
OF the steamship John J. Mccullough
were dismissed today by Federal
Judge Hand at request Of Attorney
General Palmer
The indictment against Morse
charged that the vessel. which subse-
Quently was torpedoed and sunk in
May. 1918. was sold through Paris
concern to the government of Tunis
for $500 900 without permission OF the
United States Shipping board and
without giving that body an oppor-
tunity TO purchase the craft at the
price offered by the foreign purchas-
er. With Morse We're indicted Cap
tain ". :. Mitchell. of London, the
United States Steamship Company
and the j. q. Mccullough Company
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
HIS CROWDED CALENDAR

THURSDAY. JUNE $. 1870.
81 A. M.-Ar-ive Portland. Union
station.
authorizations al Biddeford- Sacn.
9 4i-Leave Biddefnrd and 5acu.
1b.D-ArTivt Al Portland.
= M-Lunch Portland.
I p. M.-LeBve Portland.
25t-AIT'Ive Rrunsw1ck
25N-Leave Br'unswiCk
5Wl-Arr!ye Bath.
"a3a-Leave Bath
aNEs-Ar~lVe Lewiston
6al-DlnneT lewiston
lb.A-ArT'ive Acknowledgement PersnIng
ana staff viii entertained at the
Blaine mansion and other members
ot The party al hotels.
FRIDAY. June
90 A. I.--Leave Augusta
ltPH- Arrive Pennington
I.ta-Leave Pennington.
o'ciock-Lunc heon al WaIervllle
2-1-Ltave WaIerville
5.lB-AT-rIye SlowheEan.
48--Leave Skowhegan.
bp'--A-:'lNe A ugusta.
&N-Mass meeting Civ hail. AuE1sra
SATURDAY, JUNE ..
Sao-Leeave Anguish
9.-aA-Arr've Waldoboro.
95t-Leave WaldoDuro
16.h-Arrive ThuInastuH.
lD.l5-Leave Thomastnn
Jh.&-Ar'rive Rockiand.
l.H-L@eaYe huCkland.
JI-%o-Ai-r1Vc Camden
=. 81 -FaTe camden.
l1;-Arrive Belfast lunch
2-3e-Leave Belfast
a-bls-A rive Orono University M Maine
lI5b-t17.8 We Or0np
h'H--Ar-'ve Bangor
9N-LeaVe Bangor on train for EnSfp on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
Soldier Relief
Travelling Rocky
Road I'm House

Washington. May 25-5ouse lead
ers ware up IN the air" today over
The question of soldier relief IerisIa-
ton With Democrats and about
nifty Of their own number attempting
10 BLOCK Im1nediate consideration.
leaders started d new move IN the
nope of breaking the combination so
that the bin might be presented to
the House not later than THURSDAY.
Although Chairman Fordney. of
the ways and means committee. an
nounced that ne planned to call up
The measure Thursday, there were
indications OF q possible change in
the Republican program. but some
uncertainty as 10 what might hap
pen. Instead of the effort TO give the
relief bill the right of way bv $
special rule, Republicans fighting for
the bonus decided on other preIirn-
mary tactics and announced they
would endeavor 70 get il before the
House by suspension Of the rules.
Although thrs would require a two
thirds vote for passage. the plan
would permit only straight out
vote for or against adoption
Democrats asserted they would
put up a solid front and with the
help of ''insurCent Republicans" de-
feat the big tax measure. They
claimed hat supporters ofthe bonus
had failed 10 obtain sufficient votes
TO give ii the right Of way
While House leaders vera fighting
behind the scenes. Senator Sherman.
Republican, Illinois, speaking in the
Sena'e, denounced the proposed leg
lslation 'as an attempt BIZ the Am
er1can Legion TO loot the federal
treasury "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
AUBURN SHOWS
INCREASE WITH
POPULATION 1885

Washington. May 25-Census re-
turns announced today included:
Duluth. Mich, 9S.917. increase 20
45l. or 26.1 per cent.
CoIumbia. Pa. 1885 decrease
6IS. or 5.4 per cent.
Mt Carmel. Pa, --,45a. decrease
SO. or o. per cent.
Cambridge. Mass, 1o9.456. increase
4617 or ~ per cent.
Ansonia. Conn. 1855, increase
a419 or 16.4 per cent.
Atlanta. Ca. 2o0.6 increase 49,
TT or 29.6 per cent.
Auburn. Me-. 16.985- increase 1927
or 72.S per cent.
NaugaTuck. Conn, 1901, increase
2329 or 1873 per cent.
Derby, Conn. 11,23S. increase a247
or ESQ per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
MCADoo FUND
Five Million a Myth
Asserts Barucl

Knows of NO Money Contributed for
Former Secretary OF Treasury's
Candidacy for p-esdency-t4oover
Fund s62 .ooo-Gov. EDWARDS st2.-
300. with no WET" Money Manager
Declares
Washington. Nav 25.-In its inquiry
into pre-cunventlon campaign expendi-
cures and pledges Of presidential can
didates, the Senate invest eating com
mittee dealt IN quick succession today
with the candidates. of Herbert
Hoover and Senator France of MARY
land. Republicans. and Governor Ed
wards Of New Jersey and Senator
Owen of Oklahoma. Democrats.
From 8, NJ. Baruch the committee
sought information Es to the cam
paign being made in behalf of " G.
McAdoo. Democrat, but learned moth
ing, Mr. Baruch testifying TO his own
utter ignorance of campaign or cam
paign financing for any candidate
Hoover Fund. $4,000
John r. Lucsy. a manager for Mr.
Hoover. SAID the national campaign
fund raised IN behalf of the former
food administrator amounted To ap-
Continued on Page -Coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
PENSION BILL is
PASSED BY SENATE

Washington, May 25-After less
than three minutes consideration in
the Senate late today passed the an
maui pension bill carrying S2-s. 600. oob
The measure now goes 10 conference
for adjustment of differences with
the House draft
The pension bill as finally passed
was the same as reported by the Sem
ate pensions committee and provided
for Increased appropriations Of s6a.-
OD0. 600 over the House hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
VERMONT CAST
LESS THAN 5000
PRIMARY VOTES

Montpelier, Vt. May 25-The on
cial canvas today OF the vote at the
presidential primaries of two weeks
ago showed a total Of less than 5000
votes cast throughout the state
In the Republican primaries, Cen
eral Wood. who. with William Grant
Webster Of New York, was the only
candidate 10 have his name on the
ballot, led with 3457 votes. The vote
for others was:
Webster S54, Hoover 49,. John
son 402: Coolidge $50, Hughes s.;
Lowden %; Lodge L.; Knox six
In the Democratic primaries Nc
Adoo was high man with 1S7 votes
President Wilson received 6S votes.
Others stood as follows:
Edwards 5S: Hoover 80: BRYAN e;
Johnson Is; COX Ia; Debs S: Ford I;
Palmer 4; Marshall z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
Cabrera. Carranza
Money Secretary
Captured by Rebels

FL Pase. Tex. May @5-Roberto V.
Pesquiera, fiscal agent of the revo-
lutionaTy government here. tonight
received a telegram from General
0bre-on announcing capture Of Luis
Cabrera, formerly secretary of finan-
&C in the Carr5LnZa cabinet. Cabrera.
according 10 the message, was taken
yesterday AT Villa Juarez. and Is now
in BeleTn prison. Mexico CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
Robbers in Auburn Shop

Lewiston, May 25-Thieves entered
the cleaning and pressing establish
rneut of Edwin y. Wyman. Turnar
street, Auburn. on Sunday evening.
They gained entrance by forcing
window in the rear Of the shop and
made of with five suits and an over
coat. They were apparently fright
ered Of as they left evidences of ?
hasty getaway and broke a railing
of a piazza in jumping off The pm
lice later found one suit and the over
coat lying on the dump heap ON the
ofs,sr side OF the Maine Central rail-
road tracks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
Morgan Proffers
London Residence for
c. S. Embassy Bldg.

Washington. May 25-President
Wilson today transmitted 10 Congress
without recommendation an offer of
J. p. Morgan Of the gift of his Lon
don residence as an American en-
bassy building. Mr. Morgan asked
for prompt decision by the govern
rnert. saying that he did not want a
residence to stand unoccupied while
there was such scarcity OF houses in
London.
The residence fronts on Hyde Park
and was used by Mr.. Morgau's
grandfather and father.
The president sent Congress- a let
ter from Secretary Colby saying that
the residence was desirable and cur
venient. although not large enough
both for the Amhassadurs residence
And embassy office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
VILLA AGAIN
OUTLAW WITH
PRICE ON HEAD

Il Paso, Tex. May 25-t BY the AZ
scented Press General Francisco
Niila. bidding defiance 20 the newest
Mexican government again has BECOME
an outlaw among his own people The
bandit with small force of men was
reported today between Parral and
Jlnenez- the hunted quarry of de fac
to troops with price of 100 600 pesos
on his head
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26

Washington. May a5-The House
foreign affairs committee viii meet
tomorrow to consider President VII
sons request that Congress give him
authority 10 accept j mandate over
Armenia.
Announcement tonight by Chair
man Porter that the COMMITTEES had
been called to take up the proposal
immediately and that Secretary
Colby would be the first witness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
kremer Initial GaveI
Handler at Frisco
Convention Democrats

Washington. May o5-L Bruce
Krerner, Of Montana. vice chairman
Of the Democratic national commit =
tee, will call the Democratic national
convention 70 order when il meets
N san Francisco June IS.
Mr.. hrHmer was selected the ma
rional committee announced tonight.
because Chairman Cummings has
been designated TO act as temporary
chairman of the convention and be
cause it was thought fitting that a
western man should open the first
convention of the party to be held
west Of the Rocky mountains
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
2 Killed, 30 Hurt
In New Mexico Wreck

Alberuue. N NJ, May 25-Sauta Fe
passenger train number sos, due to
arrive at $50 r M. was wrecked
this afternoon al L.aJoya. 81 miles
south of here. due tua sof. track re-
sulting from high water, acccI'iry
To a report received here. The en-
gineer and fireman were killed and
about thirty passengers injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26
Sutherland Leads
Wood I'm W. Virginia

Wheeling. w Va. Nav 25-Forty-
five precincts out Of 1880 in West
Virginia for Republican presidential
preference gave Sutherland 1851 .
Wood 1903; William Grant Webster.
New York City 4. These precincts
are from five counties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-26

Portland, Ore. May 25.-Compiete re-
turns from % counties and incomplete
returns from Il including Curry coun
", Increased Sentaor Hiram W. John
sons lead over Major General Leonard
Wood in last Fridays primary election
to 1924 votes. according 70 a tabuIation
ltae today by the Portland Telegram.