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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
HEAVY Guard
During Transfer
Big Gold SHIPMENT

New EDrk- .IErC. Gan armed
caravan moved through New To-s's
ina ncl2I dis--ic- ruuEv with q --pas-
u-e ~ zen -ors NJ gold II ~puEA
metal pounu boxes loaded OF FIVE
To horse trucks The gold. valued
1t S.. 3oe Gee arrived from England
or ths steamship -aniand yesterday
-nu was rZi,en 70 tta sub --easu-7
n Wall street
Moving along the cz1rarar's -oute
wFa-H zoe armed men N PLAIN clothes
AND Other armed men -pde nn ms
Trucks. Few pedestrians knew what
tie ans cor,aIned
AT elaborate checking system ac-
counted for each box II the ship
Iner. ant -wo haxes contained chem
Icais. i vas stated. with winch ms.
gold woulo ne tested E. z Beevea-
The expert cruci-mar" saiec-ea %
transfer the consignment 70 wan
street. has hauled more than - tons
II goiG. consigned 10 South Amer
can countries. through New York;
crowded streets since Feh-us--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
SUBS NOT FIT
Y 0uld Have Been No
Match for Huns
IN Poor Shape N April 1877, Ao-
nI-ai Gran. Tells Senate Commit
ZEE investigating Charges

Washington. March 2-Ams-T-zr
submarines and n-ry second Iine bal
-lesaips were no II condition to- VII
service II april 1877. Rear AdEi-a.l -
". Grant her commanding he sutrus-
me fp-ca. tpdar Iprd Inc SsER1e coz
rui-ree Investigating caESes against rhs
INV department. ccnduc. q -ht WAY
-tas submarines were 1po small O. TOO
sno- cruising radius. mounted small
surs ana CONTAINED poorly designed er-
g.-1es. tne Officer testified white me us.--
-lesnlps required complete uve-nzi,....E.
Arn,-al Gran. commanded chs SUB
marine to-ce ep- -wo ears T1-c- 70 -he
wa ana .ale- commanded nay-leshlp
tu-re number uns o. the Atlantic fleet
wI-t he AK o. v:ce admiral h -es-
-Meti -aa. beginning z Els ns mad u-g-
g CONSTRUCTION Of SoO-;oa sup-as-sihies
~. received 10 suupo-- n ne dspz-T
1re--- mos ~ ne opposition COMING
ron -ne genera noarn- later. ne said.
ms Sss-lu1 noa.s were authorized ann
oi141.
-t= department was SLOW - CONSENT
q ove-f.au.s to- he ga.-iesrIps Or MS
fUrre although ne 1ad been instructed
ina, ne SHIPS we-s 70 80 gep- II coz
di:lo- fc- battle, admiral Grant sand
Eo- dne y ms veaseis would remain
..tisat IT neav~ seas M aided
IF -.le German det- had broker
through. ne British tfae- 4 he sErnrls-
o. 1911 would .-nu- [o-r= have t-es1 Z.
condition ID -ras- The e-s-v- asked
Chairman. Hale
We would have gone n--- anC done
tt,e .,as- We cou.G. N; 4. wnujdr have
beer nuct was tfre ntHcs-s -epiy.
IN -e1.v Il { rliaS-io- TOTE Senator
--1--n--leE Democrat. T5o-sdz. the wiz
ness SAID .tzz. rtsE s,1lus ~ ms fore
tiid 81 t. Sc and performed he sarr-
iu-y during ne war rs ,he newer -es-
sais Is c4s-,--d thE. ne supposed
-t,ey were Is effective Is the more mod
al SIMS III -tlls way
Rear Aorrl-nl I : Nav. commando
y ttse Atlantic etea- during tte WY.
now q -ner-fa- af ths navy esre-.l
board. will testify rorno-rw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
SUMNER WHITE HOUSE

Woods Hole. Mass EAr &c
Residents o. tins Cape -od Village,
when informed tonight THAI Pres
lden- Wilson was 70 spend he SUN
mar 81 jumper Pn,n-, rhe horne n
Charles 2. Crane s2ld that rom me
standpoint o. seciuElon ana ulc-ur-
sequences ae couIo no- have MADE z
better cnulce- The -5b-ac-e estate
covers the entire paint vilcn Is -hs
southwest ~ o. Cape Coz.
Nr. Crane bouEn. the polu- zen
Years arp from Dame! Butler. & re
tired business man wno hao 1naae II
ms hnms tor 70 Years II -emodeled
ne principal house OF rhs estate.
winch The President will cccupr ana
made elaborate deve:nnmeu1s II
landscape architecture = JEnznese
by Mr. Crane II MS vIsrt g the
ORIENT IS IN interesting feature
there ere artificial ponds ann tennis
cou--s. together with & private ufs-
ana Z small beach
The POINTS command wlue nsr-
o-alna ~ seq ami snu-e To -he
eastward stretches he southern cape
snu,e, -as outside u -he inng zu
winch CROOKS rs elbow at1arpsv To
the no--hwarn II Chatham. AcDg
Vineyard Sound the shore o. MIR
-,Is Vineyard island Is IL tuE view
el-iII miles away. 70 1tIe southwest
E-iz2oe-h Isiand and through ne
3EEzGrcs Bay 70 the westward there.
g constant passage o. 4aIunng.
Mr.. Ct-anFs cottage contains
-werrv ~uu-ns- OF Ing estate arg -wn
n--Isr houses one u winch ms :yaar.
OCCUPIED 1D- rue asst -tI-aa summer
nv Secretary Houston u -ha -regs-
III department The Other Is tbs
-essaeuce ~ ar Cranes sister Il
-Ew. MIS-. - - Turner
The stIrme- season al Woods Hole
asG -rlle Is { ollie. orls soc.aIlv Ar
- A~A~- N~1--ANk- ~ --AN~- l'A--2t
Marine Biological Iano-rru-- Z.
wnc. q summer scaup. is conducted
unue- Ctls direction o4 P-n1 esso-
frank R Lille n the : UNIVERSITY q
Chicago. 4 brother n law u air.
CRnE. The federal fsn hatcher
also arc-ac-s mary visitors.
Woops Hole mas considerable Our
III -raftIc- through If location Is -hE.
re-mluA! ~ q branch t.-e % -tle New
J DIX. New Haven and Hartford rail
-nau ana ING sTops mace he-H ~ -hs
steamers ntyTnE nF-veen New Bed
fo-c- T;neva-u Haven Tax Bluffs.
EdGa--pw-r. and Nantucket
There Is d golf course no, Jar rom
me viI;aEs where i e possible -aar
he President nay bs abse 70 oo.uII,
some exercise.
Many resIusrTIs o. This par II -ts-
rape nave --v1u -a-oiler-i1- q an
n-he- President Thirty ~aa-s aEo
one u me mos familiar figures 7a-r
apou-s was Grover Cleveland. WHIT,
Snert mary izrs earl: summer Esn-
ing n 3uZ-a-ds Bay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
DRY DECISION
May Be Given by Mid
die Of April
Extension OF Supreme cour. Recess
20 2Dth Taken AZ INDIGESTION uf De-
c,sson When i aeronvenes-Eur
cher Arguments -ieArr Monray

Washington March "a possibility
-t-sI he supreme cout nigt- bass ina
Judgment OF u-pnlv1.ion questions now
before i pv che middle o. mex, month
WIS seen by SOME onse--e-E -oacv =
-ns announcement: -tZ- Ina coJ;-- recess
10 ne taken ~ -hs conclusion q argu-
merits or these cases r-nnzbiv -o-uu--
Tow would extend 70 An-il e instead
Of APRIL :. The opinion was expressed
ry hose familiar 1t.A, Z dec-slor nigh.
ne rendered immediately wne.s The cou--
econve-.ss-
Further argument or both sIdas Q.
Questions touching VALIDITY ~ ms COR
s-i-u-ionEl amendment ano -ne e,-to-ce-
usnt ac- uuw before ING col--- WIS pre-
scented Ipaxy
EIIhu Ruo.. 2epuhlIcaE. ana A-ro--
aey General Thomas MrC-ane % New
jersey. II opposition q -hs constitution
al amendment anc ASSISTANT AErp-14sy
Genera william = F-te-son 10y -hs
government. addressed he cp.-- tpas-
w. Zoo: characterized tte p-uniDi-
cion amendment IS naw Legislation.
uzrr '-,nr,s- calor O. AZ amendment
affecting personal -.Ec-s. Il rs -aIlc-
~ was lptlela. ne said ne e1Eec- ~ouid
ne thai ths court recognized Il addition
20 me Legislative POWERS % Congress
Continues on Page Col. s.
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Gotham Ice Men
to Raise Prices
a Cool 20 Per Cent

%e~ Tor March 2-Jesn4ts ne -
T-eres- w.nte- Esw To-E sta,e MS ezpe-
~tenceu Il ears, -ne p-tce % ice 10 cne
.ari,y .-ads will ~ -alseo u PEI cer..
y. -gu-i. according u announcement.
1e-e .oc1lEn- ny Wesley NJ 1lie-. pres
ldeE1: o. -ige hIIcks-oocke- ice Go. he
housewife -te- mast pay 81 GEMS
hundred POUNDS ---steac u - cents
-l4s advance Is Que u y ps- cert
wage increase NJ 0lae- SAID Re ada
&C -iEzI ica was -he only family article
whose p-Ice nd no- t.esr increased
SINCE before -he way"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
Illinois Heaviest Sufferer With 80 Dead, 0vG
Thousand Hurt and 1000 Made Homeless &c
Fatally Injured in InGaaa--11 Killed in Michigan
death List in Georgia IS, Alabama IT.
Property Loss in Chicago Alone Estimated At
s600O,OOO--W Attained Velocity Of 200
to 800 Miles an Hour

Chicago. Mar o9-The death list the Palm Sunday
nauo that sac-ions egn tonight stood
hundred six,r.
Telegraph ana eiepnnne service with many
rnunres n ne middle had only parity
night ana indications that the total of des
I-nctlun would De auEunen1ed
The known central western states numbered
Up While % killed Georgia Alabama The prop
e loss N the Chicago estimated al Sc o00
ooo wtle n the other affected the material loss
iarge Eg1n Illinois suffered the heaviest property loss
the damage there beng 81 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
MCINTYRE silent
On Candidacy n Dem
ocra-ic Primaries
MAINE Democrats n Convention To-
gay AZ 5anno-To Name oeie-
gates &C 'E-:sco anc Aoor- 9'at-
+p-m-S-or,,nen. Men OF Parry tc
ADDRESS Gathering

Bangor. Ae.. March -S-MElu
Democrats were arriving mere n
toroa -pn!ru1 IN -eadiness <or heir
s,-r,r,.aI STATE convention II -4ty it'll
tomorrow. tbs convention viii e4tec-
l. delegates and :. aiie-oz1es 70 ing
national convention AZ Sau francisco
IN Iune. nominate SIX f'-esluenIia4
aiec-o-S and aorp- ! declaration u
,,r,-c.ulas a- plE-fn--r -o- --le SEGts
..!ec-IoT. GaI1ilzlEE
Addresses vii. ~ ~ 1o-ne- Mayor
-.olIl- :. 3ra-ln u Lewiston -ns EN-
no-ar- chairman: former Congress
man DAME :. dcG!ilicuudv nt Lew
.s-o-.. William r 2a--angaL . al
-usza and Mrs. Auru.ne-Is fink q
Chicago.
Ii was understood -taI Bertrand
Z. NCI--.re y NORWAY, me Demo
cratic nominee 1u- governor We
Years ago a.sq would ~ nne q ne
speakers
IT 70 4 iate nour ms @yen.ng M-
McIu-.-e mad not made us expected
announcement; maj Ae would ae =
candida1. 1n- -ns guberCalu-Tal npnli-
nation al -.ie June p-.rnar2ss-
Al Z meeting " delegates .aTe e
uiEr- al WINCH tentative blanks fpr
-he n.attu--u were considered. Chair
nan pattan-ail u ne STATE commit
= strongly urged thai tr1e question
u prohibition w. entirely eliminated.
Rn -,rnfpnS.c -tlEr n-u.llnI-Ior and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
Given Cali" by
Father. New Jersey
Girl Kills Self

Orange, y. J. March ss-asDukec
by her tnthsr wealthy New YORK
coal dealer. for MT bang punC-uAt
al ns- musac practice. Miss Nor1na
4. atkinson. 20. today threw herself
IN front Of an express -rl1n here S1no
vas killed. She lei. this note PINNED
fouuc PINNED 70 her coat which sns
nae removed:
Dear Motte-:-
Please forgive INF fpr InE1 Wi1ica
! an doing ! don't know whether
an IN tbs wrong o. my father. SO II
,s I'D 10 one of Us TO remove o,.-se-.
and T am doing Il. Forgive me
know YOU viii understand Iol
have been The best moth ana every
r,,- that the word mother signifies
BABY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
Illinois Hard Hit

Illinois was -t1e hardest NJ: ot -te
cenr-a states WIZ. tt1lr-y ieaa. more
Than ons thousand injured and TWO
-noUsano made huneiess
Indiana reported So fatally injured.
Eleven were killed IL Michigan ant
one each II Wisconsin ann Missouri.
The death IiS- IT George wa-s placed
~ s ana Alabama Il =
The districts nos. seve-e.v affected
Il .hs Chicago ARA were ring ParE-
within he cry limits, with s.I dsa6;
Neirose PARK nine dead: E.slr. eIsf,1
dead: May-wpoa. eoII- dear and Pam
titi6- -h-ee dead
Geav- proper manages resulted =
-hsse gpwr-s and also = vTme--s 4nd
Evanston North Shore suburbs. No
fatalities occ.--ed IN -hs Ialer places
~ Jolie-- III, ,t-ee parsons were
u-p;5au!y fatally INJURED. 4 ~e-e SER
urstv au-t ana -hs proper damage
vas estimated FL q nal million dollars
Mel-pse anc W.lme-te rpriav
Health Commissioner Robertson =.
Chicago 1-lopiIized eTe-- available SIR
Eeou and nurse ana sent -ne-n 70 -hs
sf-Tckt!, e--sas- AEE-o- -hoTIIpsU-. actea
W-l-h ne eic- council II -zlsIng tUuds
tyr pupiic subscription. ana Ire 2ec
TOSS headquarters we-e oVeuet
n severn. places american legion
posts SER voiuETea-s IL watch 10Y lou3-
.s-s ami ASSIST IN -eliet WON
Henry !. Cox weather tprecaE7e- fc-
chicago, sad -tls- tornado was -hs e
suit n : continuation u twu sfu--1s
one developed III ALASKA travelled
through British Coiurnula anu joined
: sto-rr from ms southwest winch de-
~eioT'ec IN ne E-rd p8zIeaus n south
e-r Ar.zoTIa and Nevada This comb
nation Professor Cox SAID. resulted Il
z -o.ar- motion which formed endvs and
caused tornado.
Although t.e tornado --Eveiea forward
81 -Ete ~ l-pout q miles an rou-.
ms WING 81 ms core ~ the tornado vass
estimated to h2re mad ve.oc,ty u
from sc 10 go miles At nou-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
PRESIDENT TO SUMMER AT WOODS HOLE
Bay State Resort VIII Be White House from
Middle of June Until September-Dr. Gray
son Seeks Healing Salt Breezes to Com
plete Cure of Chief Executive Staff of
Secretaries. Clerks and Secret Service Men
to Accompany President
LEAVES CAPITOL JUNE Is

Washington March --s-2-esi 1su-
Wilson viii spa-ia -hs summer at
Z oEsc;s Hole. dass vns-e -he sIIu-
msr White Epuss VII he established
IN ting esIEre u Charles C-ans Re-
Gently appointed minister 10 China
Arrangements already a.e :'eing
maze 4o- Inuv1nE the P-esiden, am
MS family and q good par ~ -na
executive ottices mere 9n- &. Isl
-he iSs- Cwo weeks Of June AMI aIl
AZ July anu Aurus- -he Crane es-
tote IS an extensive cnllorr- place
which ove-ipnE-s Buzzards Bay anc
Vineyard Sound and Is close by
LG--az' ; VinerErc
The decision n Ike ne a-esi darn
away zor -te summer = Interpreted
al -hs White House IF 4I--che- a,l-
dence % ms continued improvement
u health winch D-. C1raysor. MS r,s--
souL physician 1as nee1 reporting
Z -ew weeks ago & ..ad II -ac-
fs+-eeI1 practically decided no. II Tx.
me President way 1or ing suulrne-
because u vas <:-c hat "a. cJuld *
oa--e, cared <ur - -ne White HOUSE
TAs ZlaE n Snand Ing sLrnIne- u -t.s
New England coast, ~. S-arsoc
saIa mean mat -.le President vii
continue rs p-ug-1- u rno-o- I'd
IL, rs1ssG!iJI- some sl4o-- aching
IDS probably N -ne Aavtipwe- ana
might even e. y Z .Fw holes II golf
7 LIS Improvement continues -1t
---u ron X asnlnEtoc VIII - ny
-,alr-. ms 1dav-owe- gong IT ,a-e-
Sec-p-ar-v houston MS a place Z;
n oous Hole near -he summer Nt.l-f-
House anu oLaar beautiful estates a-.-e
e-ose 1v. Or. Gr@vs0- decided 70 ar
aslTt Nj ~--Ene o1e- - e salG he-
cause ns waII-o ing President away
ron ths oppressive aea- o. Wash
.r-.uE II midsummer s1no :leraUse ht.
wanted MN naa. ms sai, water.
ne lIsliG. sIEE u secretaries
CLERKS s1enoS-Epi4a-S and secret sa--
rIcH men VIII ACCOMPANY ths P-esi-
derZ. Sysc:aI telephone IND -s.iecapr
7y-les Wal ue installed and - ali
practical purpose he White House
4+it - II Wop3s Hole after .-uue =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
n. 7. Brickiayers
and Contractors
Patch Cp Differences

View York. Aarcr 1--The strike ~
n-.cElsyers here. winch began IN jan
lAr-. wRx called OF toGizr following q
conference between Mayor Hyisn zur
q committee representing the n--cklay-
e-x and .ne mason pui.ds-c-
The strikers p-pnlser 10 -s-U-n 70
wo-K immediately
The rEavor. VINO hzs been firing 70
effect settlement. SAID both sides hAn
granted CONCESSIONS because II the
ACNE hrzxmE srnrszUe N -rnix city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
n. 7. Senate Passes
Bill Repeating
Daylight Saving

ALBANY. y. T Mar. -9.-The SER
aIe by 4 vote OF &c 70 - tonight
passed the Fowler Bill designed 20
appeal that stats. davIigt. sarTur
law. The measure mad t,aen amend
sd 50 as 20 ne-Tnr InumcI paiities 70
determine for themselves whether
they should operate uppa standard
or daylight saving lime.
The NIL now goes 70 -tle assembly
where -he Belts bill intended TO re-
pea the dayliEn, saving INV through
uui the state w1thou, any local on
tion provision tailt.a Of passage last
week
On the -ull call tonight he entire
democratic minority Of . members
vureu AGAINST repeal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
Pope to Give Views
on Irish Question
at May Ceremony

Roma March g-Pops Benedict
viii deliver II Nav announcement
N the irish question II is politica!
and religious ASPECTS The pro-
riouncerne-lI will ne MADE OF the oc-
casion II The canonizR-ion ~ Oliver
Plunkert. ths Eth can.urv archbishop
Of Armarh and p-.rnaIe uf Ireland
All ttls irish bishops will journey 70
Rome for the concentration anc Pill
E-rns also are expected rom Ame-i-
can and European countries Thu
VISITORS win f,e housed II the vatican
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
" arms of Red
Efforts in New York
Against e. S. Govt

New YORK. March 2-AsstsIar1- Dig
cric- Attorney Ro-kf- whose D-ose-cu-
lion u aa--- WiaitsEy. executive sec
7eta-~ o. -he View Tu-K communist
party resulted toa2y il the Iares- t,s--
Ing serzt 10 p-Isou Of criminal anx-ctr
announced tonight ne had warnee the
police department that the cor1rrlur.is.
parry % AMERICA WAS seeking alliance
with -hs co-nmunIs- party <or fo-ce.E.
oEerchrrv % efIs government
Nr- RO-Es declared thai TINS alliance
had nor rer oeen completed lie ADDED.
however. thAt national HEADQUARTERS
f-ad beer moved here from Chicago nlu
thai eGc-ss 10 locate Tins HEADQUARTERS
thus far rad rrrpvec unsuccessful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
SOFT COAL Miners AND
OPERATORS AGREE ON WAGE
INCREASE OF II PER CENT
AcceDt Coal Commissions Award To Con-
lnue Working Mines Pending New Agree
nent-Suppiy Of Soft Coal Assured

-urz,- March -&-The scale
.e-..----.tee u -ns htun,nnus ops-a-
,~-e -. ZINE workers. II ipiur
-a-:.e-e-ce ns-e tins afternoon
---ae- 2 mkt me monscU- Prov
ro-.L!ned II -hs award u the
--..a3L-s coa-I COMMISSION rs If
--sz y -hs r-esider, Became Ct
-r~---e II -AF-l :. ann mat -hs
----ee -1r--nus Il operation pend
= = vo-EinE OIL. u new agree
-. -1e ward provided fo-
=t 1--eass n - per cent
--ns lu-Ior % as.cs.1. ing commits
=.3-e wE-d Was made TT -ep-esen-
---..-..s = -hs nine wn-fls-s ana was
.--c--a1 ~ III lIIzrlTnpus VOTE
*. UNIONS n the Tinted Mine
-a-f.o-s = -he central competitive
..4t1s vii .rs notified Immediately by
u -hs acceptance o. -he
are .wzrc-. John = Lewis inter
..--.-..-- 1-eslde-1. " -te mine work
- -..o,iIlce.t. Official statements
e.. .- .-n"e-.-llirEE Gnd ACTION ~ -hs
.c.-4-c-l@E signed ny me iu1e--E-
~ ,+Ice-s also VIII ne sent IL.
--..
ac-ioc VIII avoid airy ne
-ss- o. cessation u operations n
= luminous zuuus----," Mr.. Lewls
-- ro VIII fully protect -he
-.- ey continuing -t1e sunplv Of
3D. -t-e- Ap-:l :. pending -rs neso-
----!o- d. = new contract
7e.Isve Ing action Of The nine
e~r IN -he operators n -he
r. r UNANIMOUSLY committed with
: =. MINERS Throughout me coun-
.-.-- -1op-inE ms award -hs con-
..UftuinteQ 4 sub committee
y -tIEt negotiation Of = new
0.--:14c- 1p- -ne oltum,nuns
o-.-a-x .iz.s.-a OF -he c3al comn.s-
.s1r@ -rpo---
= .I--a2se Il w1Ees % The MN
r --11- roCay's agreement amounts
-.r-px-rz.1e.- - per cent m
-.C- rs : De- c1-I. average IL
-rzs- e-~,---sA.i ~ Fue! AdrrirIs-rz-
C. y4a-Ieic As ms miners are
1T -a-a.v.1r me = per cent ms
re- .-1-ezse untin- Ing nav contract
pa cert.
---..-aa Z dollars ne increase *
-...-v 1.-:.@-etv Sqt. 90e, o00 more man
.- ..l,-a.nce ;.ilowe-r.. according 70
= -e-o-- y -Ae GOA commission
re -u-z. Increase II wage cosT Is
49, - S-0b me. zoe
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4 oman Who Killed
Daughter of Il
Is 2 aund Insane

- ok Aarcty 2.-N-s E-niiv Key
5T-c w1o sho: a.u killed he- --year-
Etc .2u-r7e- hern Feb. :. mas bt-arl ao-
--gec insane and committed 70 Maj
=avE- hospital FOR rt,e criminal IN
AZ . e3u-ulssIoo appointed 70 exam
He-r z-nouuce5 todzr.
- -a,rs anne here yezr ago 1-rn
M. ambitious ID become
a ~ ne time size killed her
=ne WIS Il s--aighrenec CT
--s,aroes. She -old the commission
70 aus6 % commit SUICIDE aTTe-
81 - - daughter. or, he mind ''7e--
AS 21E
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Seek Allied Help
in Ruhr Region

Essen Mar .Z--tRy The AEso-
ciated prex,-t5 p M-l--nree
wo-kmens' delegates are leaving for
Cologne 10 ask -hs allied rcp-esen-
natives 10 intervene IN the Ruhr
trouble ana send troops iuro the
dislric-
There was some perpieElty al q
secret meeting u the worf1men today
over the course 70 ne pursued. After
q debate the plan II sending dele
gates 70 Munster 10 negotiate the
difficulties was voted down A nil
itary representative then Inid the
meeting that the allies had Offered
ID negotiate
The leaders a the rear.fpnrry
movement -zy tire surrender Of their
1ED moan3 thatr dsKth WaxxausA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
STRICKEN AREAS
Recovering FROM
TORNADOEs' HAVOC

Indianapolis, Ina March SIN
diAna s tornado sweep. districts which
yesterday pald lie toll " IS. slowly
began establishing themselves toaKy
with rhe partial restoration of rels-
graph and telephone service
The most accurance reports avail
ahie Indicated that the storm WAS
worst n Jay and Alien counties
wnn-e - persons were killed
Fu-- WAYNE hospitals are reported
70 % caring fu- - rIc-ins u the
w1nt storm. Several arc expected To
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
Connecticut River
Shows Slight Drop
at Springfeld. Mass.

SprfnEfieid. MASS Mar -s-Iae
i-nrner-ric1lr River in tins section TO
nirn, was four renths ot a 100,
lower than SUNDAY night anu reporzs
from the north Indicate -nzI me
crest has been reacaed and grad
,,sl RECESSION is expected from 10"
on The euaGe ~ the Ola 1oii
r,-,5,-r here registers los feet above
1a, wafer with a gradual decline
since NOON
In Northampton an ICE "a" "IIIoIl
formed Sunday night nfnhe AVA
ms morning without damase
,o--s from Turner's Falls snow Iiif
wafer summing over the aSm me-
M. as deep as during Foeay. VIE
milling over the HoiyoEe Dam = 1~o
go iuwer thzn Sunday menL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
Dera1nent Delays
Traffic IN Conn.

Andorer. Conn March g The
locomotive and four coaches OF tram
number Il west bound. were de-
niied east uf the local station this
afternoon The road bed was torn
I'D for $50 feet and traffic was TIED
up until rhe damage was repaired
tonight.
Passengers on New York 3osrpr,
trains we-e transferred around the
wTeckaEe 10 special trairx. The ar
c1oen, was caused by "a splir
switch"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
T0RNAD0ES' DEATH TOLL 160
THOUSANDS MORE INJURED
MILLIONS PROPERTY LOSS
MAJORITY REPORT FAVORS
0uSTlNG OF MY. SOCIALISTS
FROM THE STATE ASSEMBLY

Alhary. ~. I'll, March -s--nssa--
ing u he suspended Socialist mem
beers - inc assembly Will ~ recon-
meuued Il -epp-- q ~ submitted
tomorrow q -tlt assembly ~ ms IL
cic:ar--- committee winch invest lEa-ed
-tle charges Il disiQvGl,v against tne
Socialists THIS decision was reached
a. III executive session q. -hs CON-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
Dynamite to Break
Jams on Saco River

Portland Maine. Mar. .s-Fcua
conditions ON the Saco River beczme
threatening today although ND dam
age has Yet been done. Dynamic
was empioyed 10 break a big ice Jam
II Bsr Mills an dthe river has heen,
rapaosy r1narE at other r3nn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

1n.-tee ate 1onlEur -ae majority e
por- VIII ne slEnea ny q -ns Is
members
declaring mat ne Socialists snoUld
:}s returned q their SEALS.
Another raenoe- VIII -e-ommsuu
expulsion u AUGUST -!aess0ns. LOUIS
y aior1ar IND C-aG-ias Solomon ana
ne ssa1uE o. Samue! OFT ana Sam
ne! = Dewitt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
THE WEATHER
LOCAL RAINS

Northern New England; -ocal
aims " SNOW ny -ies1aV. colder III
Tew Harnpyr7lrc ana EN- . ::
wednesGav tRi-.
Southern New England: Far.
somewhat colder Tuesday; We0nes-
Cigr far. warmer II weS1 portion
Eastern New York: Fair. some
vr-,r- colder -uesdSv, Wednesday
[alr. vrg-mn-.
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Hoover Forhids
Name on Ballot IN
Oregon Primaries

Portland. Oregon Mar~n ee-Ee--
he-- Hoover n q .eieE-an q fo-ne-
Governor Oswald Wesr rodly 3
fused 70 permit ms name 70 he
placed on he democratic nallo- IT
rne Oregon primaries Is candidate
4o- Ing. presidential nomination