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Williams news., 1920-03-05
Uncle Sam sold S134,23O, :

697.84 worth of Thrift Stamps, War Savings Stamps and Treas ury Savings Certificates during 1919, according to a report of the Savings Division of the Treasury Department. Prob ably twice as much was lost by less cautious investors in fake oil tocks and similar worthless paper.
Williams news., 1920-03-05

Some married women are ex- perts at economy, because their husbands never have anything to spend.
Williams news., 1920-03-05


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Williams news., 1920-03-05
THE WILLIAMS NEWS

F. B. Wells, Editor and Owner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
q. O.P. Candidates
and Followers
Gathering at Chicago

Chicago. June Presidential Bow
look on increased ACTIVITIES today
swarrns u national COMMITTEES men,
Delegates politicians ana visitors
streaming iuro headquarters Of their
1avorues 4Dr me nomination.
Harry Dougne--y, campaign man
aEar for Senator Harding also ar
rivaG. W-IIlan Proctor national
comuliI1aerf from California gut
II today anc pad MS respects ID the
men II charge Of Senator Johnson s
headou R---ars.
The slight illneHs Of Governor Q.
Lowdar I'D not prevent nm from
Receiving many VISIONS. Re was or
de.red ID MS ped today by his pHvslc-
ian when ne developed d slight cDiG-
H VIII be out n 4 day or TWO, MS
physician saIG-
Senator Moses injected added en-
-husIasru mo me Wood campaign by
issuing q statement II which ne pre-
cicred 1ha1 the genera would VIII
beyond al doubt
Ralph A~nnic- vice chairman Of rns
Eoovsr campaign GOmmirLee. VINO
ras been looking altar Mr. Hoover
n the west arrived today and todk
charge Of me local preparations. RE
announced that - women rom New
= ork- hended by Mrs. Oscar Strauss
and Miss Edith Morgan would ar
r-jvn n a few DAYS before me opening
Of he convention II work for hoover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
Bristol. r L, Plant
to Resume Operations
with Troop Protection

Bristol. z l. June The plant or
the National India Rubber On. which
had been closed for nearly q month
by a strike Of rubber shoe makers viii
be reupened on Thursday under militia
~ protection. according 70 an an
npunceInenT today after q conference
between representatives Of the com
panv and Governor BeecKman.
Factory officials III attendance a. the
conference were assured FUN measure
Of protection by the gl-z-dsmen who
were sent here last Friday when Gov
ernur Beeckrnan declared the rpwn tn
sulr Of a riot which followed an al
tempt ny members Of the clerical staff
70 resume work II was suggested al
the conferences that the COMMITTEES
make al early effnrr tB resume opera
tons IN the hope that tine troops
might be released as soon as possible.
The plant viii reopen AL It's depart
rnents under reimbursement of wages
announced a month agD and dlsga1is-
faction WIKI which resulted IN a walk
out Of about 1000 operatives Whe1her
the wage schedule will prove sncfsfac-
tory To the strikers was uncertain to-
night
The rniIita-v authorities announced
tonight that no mass meeting OF uper-
s1ives would be permitted. A. their
suggestion company officials began
arranging far a conference Of the fac
rory council as a means az spreading
among the wurtsers word that was
puEteu today announcing resumption
nf operations Thursday murnInE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
MINORITY EFFORTS

Several Of the Democrats voting
against the resolution including
Senator Hitchcock Of Nebraska an
nounced they cid SO only because
they fen the direct language Of the
measure would discourage the ef-.
forts Of the Armenian people. Sena-@
Tor Hitchcock presented 81 amend-'
men-. which. ne sad. wBLid make
the resolution acceptable 10 him.
providing fDr q joint cunm1sslon Of
Americans and A-menIans To re-
hahllIrats the new resolution Geo.
nouicaIly- Il was rejected IL 10 Il.
with only TWO republicans, Senior
Kenyon CT Iswa and Townsend or
Michigan supporting Il
Leading the fight ID -s-coraft the
resolution Senator Underwood Of
Alabama. the democratic leader, de-
ciarec II would be equally mop
Fortune" 70 accept or reject the
mandate until the details Of peace
mad been worked out The nation
he argued could not properly de-
clde whether II wanted 10 take snc7.
d responsibility until II mad decided
finally the E-eansr question Of
whether Il should JOIN the league Of
nations
Senator Walsh cf Montana and
several other demnc-a1s declared
the foreign relalnns committee had
drafted the resolution hastily YES
, IsruRy and that many pertinent
Questions IS 70 the nature and scope
OF the con1emp plated mandate had
not beer answered In reply Seua-
tar Lodge OF NASSAU useEs. The RS
publican leader. pointed cut that a.
subcommittee had made an ex-
ha usLIve Investigation Of the A-rne-
man situation before the present re-
guest was received
Il DO not desire said Senator
Lodge I'D have this country give 70
Ins world the Impression that II
does not svmpa1hIZe with the Arrne-
Man people. They are gallant
people I think they deserve AID.
but there are many WAYS To give
them aid without involving the
United States"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
Goodwin Held for Trial
At Ellsworth In October

Ellsworth Me, May Sp-Cha-les
NJ Goodwin Of Rockland. a--as-el IN
Bridgeport IN connection with the
blowing Of te sac z the savings
hank in fremont last Au-ux-. IT.
rived here last night IN cusTncv IF
Sheriff Ward " Wescort and WI
STAY in the COUNTY tal until the
October tarm OF court.
Goodwin according 70 Sheriff UaH
colt made complete confession he
was the owner Of the sIoup and n
expert pilot for Name waters food
win SAYS that rhe ringieaders n the
plot in which FIVE were iruuIicare1
were arthur J. Williams. now servla-
q sentence II the State prison In1 the
o1ance- and Harry Rowland. NV al
large The others in the gang were
Charles ] MCCARTHY. no WIN p-isu-1.
and another man whom Goodwin sqz
he didn't know and is now al la-2e
GonGwin SAYS tai ne had nothing -
do directly with the burglary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
PoSTSFAILINCs
As Seen by Atty. Gen.
Palmer
Bsfore Rouse Rules Committee 70
Answer Criticisms BY Assistant
Secretary u Laoo--1ecia-es AS
sIs-anr Sec. Of Laorr -as Done
Murn u Foster Fec p-,raganra

"A asnInEron June Attorney
General Palmer replying To-Day before
the House rules committee 70 CRITIC
lsns ieveieG a. MS department by
Louis F. Post. assistant secretary Of
labor, said that Post had set himself
above Congress and the law II the
handling Of deportation cases
The attorney general asserted that
asslstal1 secretary Post entire Off
cIal career nad been characterized BIZ
q frendIIness t5wa-d radicals winch
mad done much toward encnuraEinE
the growth and development Of the
propaganda He further charged mat
Mr.. Post had proceeded On MS per-
soma visw thg- The deportation law
Is wrong, ND dehed rhs rules If evi-
dence as LAID down by the courts, had
shown tzvurs 10 v7oiaru-s Of the law
and their attorneys. had refused
common Courtesy 10 the department
Of justice and had 'In order 70 dis
C-acc public attention e-nu his 0b-
vlous failure 10 perform his OWE duty.
shOwereG upon the department Of JUS
tIce mass uf charges Of mlscnn-
duct -
Nj. Palmer was before the commit
tee, which Is inc ut-lnE INTO the ofic1al
conduct Of NJ. Post, nearly five hours.
and then did not &omplets his state
marL He urged the committee 70
delve deep N M. Pos1's record de-
cia-Ing thai mary things which
might interest you" could be found
Citing what ne characterized as
instances Of Mr. Post maladminis-
L-a1Iur- the attorney general said the
assistant labor secretary had seen
fl 70 c-eats II Detroit a cpmlur1ee
known as the advisory currfrn1rtae Of
Detroit citIzer'E' winch ne saic mad
been permitted u pass upur al cues
lions Of bonds for aliens arrested on
deportation variants. The attorney
general added ne knew Of no author
I-y of law fpr this action. yet M
Post mad gwen this committee ~ac-
cess ID ali government records"
Mr Palmer Ioic Lns committee IL
adjournment that in continuing his
statement tomorrow he would give
further details Of very unsarlsfac-
rorv relations" Derwaens the depart
merits Of Justice and labor N dealing
with deportation cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02

SPEEDING UP
With Hopes Of Ad-
journment SATURDAY
House Resolution Calls or Sine DIE
Action On That Day-Speruia-lon
Over Possibility President Misrt
Gail Special Session

Washington. June Altar hris<
discussion the House tDGay adopted
a resolution providing enr adjourn
neu1 Of Congress sine dle Saturday
next al O'Clock and sent Il ID the
Senate, where similar action Is ex-
pected by leaders. p-ohably Tomorrow
NO -ecord vote was taken and some
Democrats opposing The resolution
were unable 70 force q roll cal Fail
ing IN TINS they vaInly sought q re-
consideration bur were 3efeA-ed -es
ID 81
Alnng with the formal ACTION on the
adjournment measure bo1h Senate ana
House adopted speed-up programs 70
clear away & mass OF leEisia1lun. The
House began rs session TWO hours
earlier rtan usual and continued work
tnnigEt- as Gid the HOUSE
The adjournment plan prompted
considerable speculation among R--
puhllcanE and Denac-uts rs 10 the
probable attitude Of President Wilson
with suggestions t-un some quarters
that ne would call a special session
No one. however mac al1riTsfrica--ve n
formation
In presenting the resolution Eaura-
sentative WentiaH Of Wyoming, ne
Republican Leader. declared by Sa -ur-
day Congress would nave disposed II
every important na-lsr before l."
while snne work might ne dune DUR
Hg the summer. ne SAD. ne could
think Of No question ina could NOT
Wat Until Decernne--
There ara times" ne added. when
the country. Is just as happy and Just
as well Of WIN the Cou--esE in ad-
Jou-umenL"
Answering inquiries. M Mundeli
SAID he doubted whether any lerisia-
tIon might De passed - Increase me
supply Of print paper declared ina
the postal SALARY increase blIl would
De considered Thu-sdR- and thar
Congress could az nothing at present
II Increase me supply q fertilizer for
farmers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02

Word that hackers had invaded
the Ssna1s reached the House be
FIRE the women started the second
performance Il G1a not serve. how
ever. To keep than Gil fur one
young woman, wearing broad.
dove cnlored hat, slipped through
the cloak room door, planted her
self II the NAN aisle and suddenly
screamed towards"
That was al she sala. but II was
enough Instantly, her companions
n the gallery began screaming
quesIlnns II relating % the Irish
sII4anon- The shout from the floor
was the signal 70 those above and
for & few moments they seemed 10
control the ACTIVITIES Of The House.
Speaker ezlleELe's gave kept Up an
1ncesga.uI tapping and there were
shouts Of throw en- our with al
answering yell THAI he JoD was too
big tor al the House.
As the guards dashed after the
gallery hecklers. & WIG race sra--ac
around the benches with everybody
standing Until the picket brigade
finally was captured and put ou-.
Daniel = O'Conneu. director Of
Friends Of irish Freedom . declared
In Statement tonight that the
neckIlng YVES wholly without an
Lhur1rT and without the knowledge
Of airy responsible officer Or repre-
sentative Of the National Council OF
The Friends Of Irish Freedom or
associated organizations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
Oil Advance Due to
Big Demand Belief
Trade Commission

Washington. June l-Eersu- ad-
vances IN the price Of gasoline and
other petroleum products were asc-Ib-
eo more 10 conditions ef suppIv and
demand II the light Of emunasized and
pesslralstlc statements as In the IN
ture supply than 10 any combination
n restraint Of trade By the federal
trade commlEslun IN q report 10 Con-
g-'ess. Strong demand Is rne urinary
cause Of the higher prices. -he COM
mission said. adding that conditions
N the oil trade now appear Il be
g-sHrlv improved with -espe-- 70 IN
ports and exports.
The commission Eaid Z was II-atj.
70 say whether the prices IF the re
fined products were -olsuropo-rIun-
als" n advance II crude oil priceg
and likewise Impossible 10 report On
the cnrnpEny's profit far me current
year, though N 1919 the profits Of
many Of the larger oil companies.
whether producers or -sfiue-s. or dis
trlbu-urs o. oil. were large"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
Cup Challenger
Takes Trial Spin

Cirv Island \. 2 June sir
Thomas Liptons yacht Shamrock
". challenger for the American
Cup. was tried under her own sal
today for the first time since being
brought 70 TINS country IN 1914 In
q breeze OF about ten knots. the re-
CONSTRUCTED green racer Was put
through he PAGES On Long Island
Sound
In the aggregate. she had had
about d ter mile spin crossing the
sound u Hem pEtsR6 Harbor and
then back toward Larchmnnt-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
Thirteen Democrats Vote With Re
publicans in Rejecting Presidents
Plea-Negative Resolution Adopted,
50 to 2-To House Thursday Where
Leaders Plan Similar Action-Be-
lieve Many Ways to Aid Armenia
Without Involving Z. S.
TWO TO ONE VOTE

Washington, June 1-P-esident
GATE over Armenia was rejected IN
Lhs Senate today by a vote NJ more
Than TWO to one. Thirteen Democrats
cast their votes VIA rns United Re
publican membership on 1te final -uu
call and the resolution 'respscIivelv
declining" ID gram congressional
authority tur the mandate was adopt
ed 80 to 2S Il 1ne furm drafted by the
Republican leaders.
The resolution viii ne sent 70 the
House tomorrow and the leaders there
plan ID adopt Il without cnanEe on
ThUrsGay. They SLY they hope for as
great vote Is rne measure received n
the Senate.
IN the debate today the Democratic
senate lenders c0unselad delay, and
tried II vain 10 put the decision over
until the nex1 SESSION Of Congress. -
Scarcely q VOICE was raised IN out
right advocacy Of accepting the man
dH1e and on motion ID amend the
resolution SO that the requested au-h-
or11y would be given, only Twelve
senators. al Of them Democrats. voted
n the Affirmative Eecnrtied against
the motion were Is Democrats and 50
Republicans
In their effort ID ward off action.
which they argued was advisable be-
cause Of the peace dsHGiock. the min
orfry leaders had better SUCCESS. A
motion 20 send the RESOLUTION back ID
cummIItee with instructions thar L De
reported after ratification Of q peace
treaty win the central nUwersH mus
tered almost solid Dernocrarlc suppu-.
but was lost ~ 70 So
The roll cal on huaI adoption IF the
RESOLUTION follows:
For the resolution
RepubLicans-BaL 5urah. Rra-er-
dee Colder, C4pp@, Colt, Curtis.
Dillingham;, Edge, EIks. Fan. Fer
maid. France. F-HltnE1uyser. Eale.
Harding, Jones Of "A ashingrun; nsn-
yun, Keyes, Ennz Len-ouI. Lodge.
Mccormick. Mclean. McNa-y, Nell
sDn, New. Norris. Page. Ppindex1a az.
SnouI. Spencer Starring, Su-herannd.
Townsend, Wadsvur-h and Watson
s.
Demnc-aLs-Beckha Chamberlain.
Dial. Ger-y. Harris. Myers. Nu-eu1
Pmerene. Reed. Shields, Smith af
Georgia; Thomas and Walsh #
Masacnlser-I2 Total 49,
Against the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
none Democrats. Amherst Asthurst
Gay. harrison Henderson. E1i.cncack.
kenG-ick. King, Mcclellan, Pheian,
PiEman, RansdeT. RobInspn- Shep-
hard, S1mumns. Smith Of A-fzana-
Smith If Maryland Smith Of South
Carolina. STANLEY. T-ammeu, Under
wood Walsh Of Montana, Williams
md Walcort-2233
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
Maine letter CARRIERS at Lewiston

Lewiston May S1-The twenty
sixth annual convention OF the Maine
state Association Of the National
Association Of Letrsr Carriers was
hein IN Lewiston. Sunday, with an
attendance Of abour hftr from ali
pR-ts Of the State. The following off
GERS were elected anG Installed for the
ensuing year: Pres. Patrick H Mar
small. Lewiston, vice pres. Harry c.
sullivan. Bath; sec, Edward c. Lord.
Auburn; treas, Thomas j. Warming,
Lewiston; sergeant al arms Edward
z Dufey- Portland: member NJ ex-
ecuElve board fnr three wears. Thomas
A Brennan. Augusta An invitation
extended by the Augusta carriers 10
meet In their city ON May 80. Ia.1,
was aGCepEsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02

Washington. June Both the
Senate and HOUSE were thrown 1nro
Uprua- today by Al outbreak Of
women gvmpR1n1zars with IRISH
F-esdCu-
There were evidently TWO parties
ID the demonstration. which started
first II the Senate during delivery of
q speech bE Senator BrandeEea.
republican Connecticut. opposing
acceptance Of 4 mandate over Ar
nenla.
Later. q woman eluded guards a.
ths House chamber door and with
friends II the gallery, shouted a
challenge ID members 10 Deny their
appeal II behalf Of Ireland.
Answering q demand from the
floor thar they De thrown Uu1 and
locked m. the women dated the en-
TIRE H0uHe % aE1ampr II. and as
guards Started after them they
raced around the gaIle-v creating
great disorder until finally subdued
and elected
Al-hDug the offenders were es-
corted u the Capital guard room.
them. and cney were pe-mzr1a5 .
90 their WY.
Breaking N suddenly OF the pro-
verbal dignity of the Senate lust
after Senator Brandegee mad re-
fe-reG 70 Lhe 'ravisnes OF the Fun
woman g shril voice from the gal
le-y startled SENATOR'S and attend
arts alike As the woman shouted
why not eject the English Hun
from Ireland ."
Gallery guards astounded bv the
unexpected proceeding, quickly re
covered their WITS and made d rush
II her direction while The sr-ider1
command from vice President Mar
sha4 ID put her Gilt" led Instantly
rO hackEng from other parts Of the
gallery.
tor moment a wtLrlwIud of
questions swept down from tire gal
lsr1ss, while the vice. president. lay
ing aside MS gaTsi. took charge Of
the situation And snoU-sd snarplv.
70 the attendants ID remove the wo-
Man. Meanwhile Senator Brande-
gee Sill holding ms ground waited
patiently for order Spectators
who LOOK M part IN the outbreak.
more startled than the members
and some VINO were accnsted by the
guards daned that they were among
the necklers. Order finally was re-
stored and the Senate went back %
It's w0-k
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
TACKLE TANCLES
ConJesting Delegates
At Chicago
Slow Progress Being Maze sy as-
publican National Cornusir1se -
Southern 0siess+es Most Conpii-
cs-sd--ut TaIlc+ss- Over Georgia
Contest

Chlcaga June Another slow 60
ng SESSION. with L-le progress II
actual results marked the work Of
The Republican National committee
today II It's COURSE Of deciding me
claims u contrasting Delegations.
The sealing Of Two regularly re-
ported delegates from he district Of
Columbia SID 70 De fHvorable u
Major Genera Leonard Wood. and
an extended hearing Ct the Georgia
contested involving deleEaues pledged
10 Wood and another group counted
as being favorable 70 Luwder. was
me principal business Of the DAY. Al
the same ume the committee de-
clned ID reopen rs action Of d year
ago ~ which Z seaued Emile kun-z
Of New Orleans as uarlonaT cumu1--
-eemau from LOUISIANA The appea.
Of Frank :. Lani- OF New Iberia was
denied
A. me outset Of cuday.s session.
me couu rLee expec-ec 70 hear the
report OF d corln-I-lzsa and Close
I'd the -hree-co-nere fight from
FLORIDA winch was begun on Monday
But the Questions OF law and 1ac+
-urned our 10 be SO voluutnoUs thai
the committee headed by Charles Z.
Warren CT Detroit reported thai the
only conclusion II was prepared ID
rHpor- roday was that the Florida
Delegates headed by a, I Church Of
Jacksonville mad no claim on winch
-flz committee could aer.
The Georgia contest, hooked upon
ast ne f~sr political one II si--r1flc-
mrce and having bearing upon the
strength OF tt1e WOOD or L0wder men
drew q ia~-H audience Il winch many
were southern negroes. The contest
gnened WIN 0ra1ur-v and was coU-IT-
uea WIN considerable FURY. and al me
and Of four hours Inc committee
found l-saIf confronted with such
rTlaas Of conflicting claims. arguments
charges and counter charges. -1E- 7
appointed q subcommittee headed by
AI-. w a---sn ID examine me docu-
mems and make q report on the
~z-rle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
Supreme Court
Judges Rule Their
Pay Is UntaxabIe

asnInEt3n. June 1-Provialnns If
Inc war revenue act RECURRING -ne
President and al federal Judges 10
were declared unconstitutional today
ny the supreme court n = 70 . de-
cIs1or
Under the art the President PAID
On MS szla-- Of 80, 400 q year, ap-
prox-mH1ely s16.Gg0 II taxes
Revenues already collected under
The invalid provisions viii under the
courts decision ne refunded by the
treasury
The supreme courts decision was
approved District Judge Evans Of
Louisville, Kentucky. from lower de-
c-ees Diminishing a SUR brought by
Rim To recover taxes ErVpluu-a-ilv
palG- Ee commended thai me federal
constitution prohibited judges sal
a-les being diminished while in Of
fee"
Justice Van DsvErrEr vino render
ed the ma 0rlrv epIn0n. heid thai the
seCIlon of the revenue VIOLATED con
sri-uEipnal provisions prohibiting the
oImlnuLion Of such salaries. Sucn q
TAX he argued could nf gradually N
creased until the entire salary was
taken
The majority opinion held, however,
that a federal Judge was NOT exempt
from Lax on his private income or on
MS property.
Justice Holmes rendered 4 dlsser =
ing opI1Inn in winch Justice Brandels
cnncu--ed. He declared thar no reason
existed WY federal judges should ne
exempt rom the income Tax. The
majority 6pIninn required an nB1r for
delivery and WIS one Of the longest
rendered by the cnu-t IN race-t yea S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
COLLAR PRICES
TO TAKE TUMBLE

View YORK June Cheaper cDl-
lars were Promised mere TO-DAY when
representatives Of one Of the largest
caLla- Misunderstanding corporations Of
Troy. y. Il. announced ing %Lole-
safe prices had been cut u Retailers
throughout the country 70 sell us
produce al . cents each they nov
are retailing FIR So cents.
Cheaper COST Of materials mas
brought the lowered price II was ex-
PINNED The additional statement
was made that this COMPANY was the
first r. advance wholesale collar
prices when production costs began 70
rise, and lE the first 10 reduce them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
Miss Zimmerman
Allowed to Choose
ASYLUM to Live I'M

Springfield. Mass June M IS
Jennie Zimmerman VINO JUT-v last
Saturday found her not guilty. 10 the
n urd4r OF DR.. Zimmerman. by req
son OF lrlsanlrT," WIS committed 10
me Northampton insane hospital this
afternoon ny Judge Nelson Brown
The cuurr allowed her 10 take her
choice OF al the state insane hospitals
ann she chose Northampton as being
near her friends though she mad pre-
vinusIv expressed z tfdr-Ur Of the
place. 10 which her mother mas sew
eral times been committed and 70
which Tfr. Zimmerman had more than
once Threatened to have Miss Tim
norman sent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
hard Coal Miners
accept " ilsOn Offer
" age Commission

w.. iS.1n. June 1-Anrnracr1e
-. -it~ Operators formally an
ss-. may acceptance Of Presi-
is7r n-sr far the appoint
+a. courRssior 10 decide
we c0nr-oVe-rv-
- -2Dunoemeu- which was
NJ fi-st conference Of
VIZ WIN secretary Of labor
mr. s.'nf ne WiIkesba-re peet-
a No. -f Miners expressed approx
-a,.-. dsut Wilson'S pian. Sec
la-. -aoH VIII notify the Presi-
.a-a, -ae action Of the joint con-
4r,--. ne appointment Of an
d .o,s coal cDmmlssion issued
Il : few DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
SENATE TURNS DOWN
ARMENIAN MANDATE
Republican
Call to Act
on Suffrage

Chicago, June 1.-On
motion Of T. Coleman Du-
Pou1. Of Delaware, the Re
publican National Commit
tee today unanimously
adopted z resolution call
ing on Republican states
which have not done SO TO
pass the women suffrage
constigu IlonaI amendment.