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Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
THE KANSAS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COURT

xxT THE coal strike came, Kansas tied up and w Henry J. Allen adopted the expedient of seizing operating them under State manage being broken the mines returned o owners, but this not the end of the episode
 legislature convened and passed law creating an Relations which is in operation and unc toning.
 interesting because proceeds upon diff principle than other courts which have been establish ed for such purpose
 and the United States such attempts public control industrial disputes have begun with caon and mediation and have ended with arbitration which might might not be compulsory
 arbitration of the War Board which ad the Bridgeport disputes compulsory in effect though But the Kansas experiment. leaves caon behind abandons the principle of artraon and sets court of justice representing only the government
 The members of the court not chosen represent abor they represent the and only the government There three They like any other court, an of the government
 objects this that the unduly represented the If this the condition will rapidly change Whenever labor learns that its well being it's work dependent upon what doe does not do labor will learn it's voting until due representation in the government
 At this time is doubtful if such court could up most of the states Kansas state of farmers Its indus trial population is small However the worth watching. The time must when the great processes society will not be subject to suspension to the the whole social structure while two parties quarrel tie their difference in private combat
 Governor Allen that in Kansas during hirtyhree months ending Jan 1919 64 strikes which had nearly $OOOOOO and gained them vantages, only $778.84.
 The strike is undenably weapon has won much ground but at terrible cost It ought to obtain justice by direct and less costly method
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
TOO MUCH NEUROSTS


T HE INCREASING flippancy of the New Haven Journal I Courier is evidenced this morning by editorial of ours which long winded defective logic attempts to that the move neuroc in its inception The accusation is aimed at coming from all the campaign for ratification of the nine eenth amendment.
 of contemporary it that Irish Freedom held in New Haven last night that Hoover slipped into men, that the democrats ing preparing campaign for the democratic ticket
 Editors half baked sometimes write half bak- ed editorials the suffrage visitors engaged in its incepon there must be evidence of the It cannot be that the suffrage this would that try having largely endorsed the movement To proof of neurotc inception, for in editor perhaps neurotc incepon, that strangers from other Then the editorial ought to include Hoover in the charge
 Nobody is neurotc this time. The editor of contem porarv giving thought produced piece of nonsense.
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
SOLDIERS BONUS

HAT TT WILL cost money to pay bonus to soldiers is A indisputable. That the times inconvenient as certain the sunshine But all debt is nconvenient times, and the larger it is the nconvenient it s
 The bonus to the soldiers debt of the acter It Is doing litte and only lie for extraordinary sacrifices in the cause.
 This debt ought to be gladly paid because is than the debt which most Americans supposed due and payable at this time
 The American soldiers ended in few months that the most expert had supposed would rage for longer time; thought six months, thought year. thought several years.
 What is the justice that denies something away ter than it had been expected their work would be devoted to purchase of the securities of their country of which, times they paid for the support dependents
 When citizen who did not go of what he him think what it worth to him to civil pur- suts at the time when the service being rendered.
 When the boys went they told that they would be forgotten that the country would hold grateful recollection and many things of the sort
 Too often they received only the Decoration of Dec 15
 which the privilege of marching through arch bear ing the inscription, "Weeome home our heroes"
 To be here and there in the soldiers ranks decry the bonus They who have been overborne by the clamor the selfish, those who public probation value to them The sincerity of these may ceraned when the bonus granted It will only to who apply for it.
 Times sincerely hopes that all who will ap- picaton There is why the soldiers, poor should make donations to those who stayed at home.
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
BRITISH POLICY
 CHALLENGE ID
 UNITED STATES

Engfand's devices to meet the present exchange and credit situation 'tare a challenge to the enterprise of America says the Guaranty Trust Company of New York in the current issue of it's fortnightlv trade review, American Goods and Foreign Markets
 Engfands recent shipment of about $50, 900, 900 in gold to this country, and the possibility of further ship ments, it says, will appear to many as tfthe conviction of great inferna- tionad trading nation that the mainte- nance of any spectnc gold reserve is of lesser importance than the mante- nance of credit in markets where it is England's purpose to set up last ing, invaluable trade connections" It then addsi This is no adventure into uneharted financial seas for England. Her history is the history of the use of very means to promote British trade Her devices to meet the present situation are challenge to the enter prise of America. Engfand's conf dence in herself invites the confidence of others. The more clearly the facts become known as to the progress Europe is making toward a return to normal conditions, the wister appears the present British policy, and the clearer appears the obligation of AnleE3ca to assume a broader view with respect to the use of credit re- sources abroad
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
AN INDEPENDENT LEGISLATURE

c ENATOR JOHN B. DILLON rise above ordinary par o tsanshp in his views of the President United States and his opinions of the League strictly regulated by partisan considerations vent him from knowing lawyer, General Assem- ply has power to it's account ratifv the woman suffrage amendment.
 we of the said 11oconb his the between his is ton of the rights of the people
 Has legislature This question constitution 3,
  to itself
 tiled over by majority The the
 
 Henry Roraback, has in the much ufering "J Rorabaek tineha
 
 J Henry Roraba
 That correct Anyone who knows English read that portion of the constitution General Assembly meet when it deems do As to the activities of J. Henry delaying votes for they notorious, ultimately the overthrow of his leadership notorious machine.
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23

booming industry of making overals which will the garments to provide them where they not needed crusade to wear the old garments more to the point Little remedy is to be found in abstinence for the that disturb the market Rem edes slowly applied They must be matters either evolution of Cooperation be employ operation remedy of slow growth The system be revoutonzed but this socialism The system of d1stfbuon can De re1ore but not in year, nor in ten years
 The business system the country is based buy sell high principle will work itself out in power campaign to remedy which is based upon policy don't eat drink anything
 Everybody is working Suffering In spite of hgh Prlees decade The country wants big production scientific distribution Neither Of things will be achieved by the overas crusade
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
SEEING A LIGHT

@ HE BRITISH government is seeing light Evidently E. there to be modification it's iron hand policy in Ireland of which the release of the hunger indication The public opinion upon which policy is founded abides Ireland and England but that portion most influential with the British government England The British Labor party growing daily powerful with anger upon the oppression of Ireland
 must yield that self determination permitting Ireland become Republic which Ireland world demands In this Britain will be not weaker but stronger The road of justice is the only road that is safe to travel
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
DO ANIMALS COMMIT SUICIDE

HENRI FABRE the distinguished French natralist G that animal commits suicide, because is the only animal who understands the meaning of death But
 things be by those who do not know the meaning of what they do The instinct of self preservation stronger beasts than Its habitat set of cells the bran and destroyed the desire live The desire to live being the creature per
 sh by it's act, and thus be self killed which suicide But it is doubtful nevertheless if the instances which
 malls said to have killed themselves well authenticated
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

Formerly the hired girl kicked be cause she did not have a washing ma chine, and now she kicks if she has to operate one.
 These women bandits and burglars should reflect that a. gun bulges out 8 pocket and makes it look very un- becoming
 Some 2eep4e's idea Of g. sasr r=:.ce is anything they can get oa1t of people who must have the stuff or go hungry and naked.
 Girls who are .courted on marsh nalows find 1t hard to confe down to the government program of han1hurg steak.
 Methods of some candidates show their profound faith that the fools are in the majority.
 The politicians are more afraid of one voter who goes to the polls than thousand who stay at home and EoW1
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
INCORPORATE THE STOCK EXCHANGE

HE NEW YORK Stock Exchange has certain legitimate A functions. It is market in securities may be sold almost readily dollar bill changes hands. This much evil.
 The stock exchange is primarily gambling institution, in which lambs are feeeed and the master players take
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
WEARING OVERALLS

T HE OVERALIS crusade may have it's value a simu-
 E to thought but not much. It is seeking remedy where is remedy has the effect of inordinaely
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
POLAND TO GET
PRIVATE GIFT
OF FIVE MILLIONS

Washington. March 1-Ee!lef for
the financial sr-aig,IEs Of one Of the
European governments IS expected
through i private donation Of So
8Gg 900 70 Poland. Announcement
was made today ii the Polish lega-
ciun thar negottarions FOR floating the
bonds IN this country has been coz
ciuded with the Peoples Industrial
Trading Corporation of New York
and thel oar will ne the frst IN kris
country OF any Of the states arising
ont IF the war.
While Il Is against the policy u
me Z ni-ed States government 70
give official approval to the fota =
ton Of private loans 10 foreign gov
arnrnerts. nevertheless the features
OF the bond ISSUE. il is UNDERSTOOD,
have been presented ID the state de-
parrmenr and the TREASURY depart
rnent anc no objections hnve been
get forth.
The funds released Will be used by
t.7e Polish government for ti1e gen
er.l purposes of reconstruction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
PALMER ANNOUNCEMENT
TAKEN As OPENING OF
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN

II Washington. March The Dreside.-
ia campaign ION the Democrat.
s,anGpo.rt WIS opened ION gu. q. La.
outniau ot poi-5ca. leaders here.
!:~.UcA acceptance. ..v A.t7r,le, ,5.,.e~-
i. fa.m"r OF 4 place On Tit Ieorg.a
state n~ia.l:y sa.}o-s. The t3-, III. 49,,
camEaign mas aeen on for se-ter4l week
aut The -1r,I!a. announcements nv III
Palmer in ! telegram III ne s.c-pta-y-
of he Georgia democratic s-a-e com
ul-,gee t7a- NJ. would be randIGa-a
was the H-s1 ar matte nv any 7f -hoa.
WHO have oe..r mentioned Us nnss.u
choices aL ne 14n F-c-nc.sco cunvel-
ion
Democrat aspl~an-s cor rLt nornina-
non have neid 5ach formal announce
1cenCs awaiting a deciara-inr bv F'-ea-
d.-.r Wilson Is 20 his plaus AlchuucI
GotAlnC mas rorne rom the White E4nus,.
We open candIGacv ~ rhe a,-o-lev ger,
s''al VINO IS Tlar-icuiariv ciose ~ NJ
II .lson WIS accepted IN some quarters
AS dahrret-- indicating rhar the P-esi-
den; would not enter q tnird campa.gr.
-llh NJ Ta!m"rs ha- ri the ing
politicians here look 1n- formal an
ncUncener s 10 "onle quickly -ron2 mos.
who nave n"en holding -he,~ candidates.
r the background
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
BELIEVE ORGANIZED
GANG FREIGHT THEAVES
EXISTS N CITY PORTLAND

F9rt.a-G, Ne. March --EEur-S ..~c
being made 70 round Up what is believe,i
70 ne an organized gang OF chleves vine
have been operating al the lnca! freight
sheds and steamship docks L IL 'b....,v--
ri that The offerings are being con
Quoted Pr ! SINAI gang wu-K:rr to-
1etner. advising one another uf condi-
AnDs, and when The time Is right the
thefts are made. II man instances,
lie thefts IRE small hu- during lie Mn
Oh week = great NUM- ne- OF packing
cases are opened and Packages taken
the-ef-on, II being necessa-v FOR he
house 10 whom the case Is consigned
To make 4 shortage claim
Chief Wgrts does not believe thai
MANY Of the employees az the station
sheds arr concerned IN me shefts. or
hat the ones engaged n this work be-
long 10 4 cnunc-v-wide organization II
thieves who work with the assumption
that anything is theirs that they can
take, but that il IS confined To but a
small few of the employees a. the va
rious depots There has never heen !.
time when many damage and shor-
age claims have been sen; TO the va
riDuE transportation organixa tons AMI
there will he renewed activity TO -uuno,
up the guilty ones
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
COMMERCE
REVIEWS
IL RISDICTION OVER RAILS

Washington March --Tra.s1er- q
.a- III -a. railr1ad from government
20 private control marked ne ae-
Timing II activity OF ne Irrersta 2
-ornrnarce commission and sinulran-
.-oUslv the closing oT affairs Of Lae
abroad administration officials 1f
AZ roads nOtItied by ne cor1r1lssl7,2
.f me Increased Jurisdiction N tn1t
BODY under the new raIlrnad !aT
Director Genera. fines concluded ne
s3tiauons On IS corpensnuons ~
w1lc, tbs roads involved Were paid
H. annual rental Gu. mem f3r u.1e
Il months Of fedora. Operation. Set
cement Of ciaims was begun.
The question II operation Of The
ape cod lana. which VS. Idle today
lad nor been decided LnrlEr- M
Hines A2s no further anthony 10
manage rne cana ana tne serct-l7r
X war and owners u ne watr:y'wl.r
nave not been able tU agree To Irs
ralue for = vernTnenr purchase. De-
p4--Tnent ef justice officials VINO
2nGucteG me condemnation proceed
.E-s Were without authority To pro-
c.-"d eIr-her.
cailroad labor. -Lroa-n ..s renr-
-4enrarINes mere attempted 10 agra
7r its n.&- cnu~se III action as 1 e
sui IF the PresidenT advice that
they await the handling IF their de-
Tnands for Increased paE hv rhe ma
rHlnerV creaTed II the L.-anspor--a-
ION act- Severn. meetings we-e i1elG
ana ID was understood tie leaders
soon would make public their ,lo,s
Thev refused ro indicate. houav-a~
W#at action was adopted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
GARDNER TO HEAR
GRANDDAUG HTER OF
RALPH WALDO EMERSON

Gardiner has 4 rare privilege Il
look forward II, II tie tor-hcorr1 u,
vlslt af Mis- Ellen Emerson. grand
daughter Of IA ph Valid Emerson
aid VICE chairman Of -he Smith Col
ie-e I'M which has done such supers
work = France. Miss Emerson viii
speak N lie DEMONSTRATION Of
france. * IL rntvers2.ist church
On Friday evening March I'm, q;
aigt7r O'Clock
~ Smith Collage Z nj maintained
fifteen villages II the theatre OF w:-r
LIN Carrying On their beneficial
work under ac-ual shell IRE An ac-
count OF THIS work cannot fail 10 %
Il the deepest .rrArest 10 all;
The lecture WI 80 under Tie ans
ri"es o. The T,iSr-ic, Nurse Associa
ION. and IS for the benefit Of the new
r ign school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
Steel Corporation
Necessary to Industrial
Progress Asserts Carr

New York. March IA decree -
the supreme court Of the United
Cos d'ssoiving the Z nIreG Star as
Ereel Corporation would have been
4 caiaInIry, Ebert Gary. caulrmau
Of The corporation s board al direc-
tors, declared n q statement issued
here tonight
TT would seriously have interference
with Industrial progress and prosper
ny" he said. The decision as mad
Will lTnmeasureaDiy add ID the gen
sral feeling Of confidence in The va.ue
II prosperity ana il The oppur-uT.--
les Of business enfe--prise
The fact that r-inor5--- opinion
endorsed by able Judges. was fled l..
the case =mphasiZes Ihe necessity o.
The par of Industrial managers =
observe -ht requirements Of all Sta-
utory provisions and % keep con
stanrlv in mind -he rights and we,
ests Of the public. : think from tn
beginning sympathy has beer tavc--
aoir u the corporation and il I Is
is, Il If aeca use we have taIser pain
70 publish The facts concerninc On
management. our condi lions and cur
intentions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
Sittsron Town MEETING

The annual meeting Of. the town
Of Pi1-sc0H was held on Monday al
which the following officials were
eiecIeG ana amounts If money appro-
or.21ad Moderator. William L. Ser
t1.rs -ow1 clerk. A bnoJr T. Lord. Sc
leCrlner. & P Mans1r. 2. 2 Brasdon
M. .. Dockendorff; rreasurar. 2 J
Prehie: school committee for three
rears, H. Q. Moody: for one year
Willard HINT; road c0unissioner
Joar Dodge. south: W A Thomp-
son, east, join. Dunn. north. tax col
le-cJ0r T. J. prebie auditor ". Z.
-eekins, cnnstabias. r j P-ebie anc
z Z. Erook1ns The amounts aopro-
priared Schools. s3Gen; school boz ks
SZ,'a: repairs on school buildings. s.76.
high schOl tuition. 600; highways and
bridges. $3.50: town officers. s-nG:
contingent s::55G0 Marnorial DAY 81
STATE -oad. s1asG; gravel $500: sup
port OF poor. so.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
FIRST MEETING OF
"" SALESMANSHIP CLASS

The :. III c. A sai.-slnanshin class
starred u me " .asi nigh VIII s.
men signed Up. which was i good be
ginning. As -he committee wishes IL
nave =, men in the class -nere S sill
room tur 1-hers e sign.
In The ru-rDer enrolled here ware
Clen from wholesale, retail End spec;al-
~ lines Of saie@rnansflIp and ne course
started OF with intarest and en-hus-
iaeTn. The lessun hooks were gwen or
for lesson number one and the course
VIII really s-a~- win This LESSON mex,
Monday night. The course If y Lessons
Will ne covered and. Judging rom me
interest," man tested last nigh Z: VII ~
one u ne s;veiiest ana mos, .i17teres.!nE
groups ever brous:.; -orelner a. the
y
PERI II whiting VINO lz rurnacre.,'
with the Central Maine Power CO will
conduct the class. and unde- MS dlrec-
ZION the course g sur to urosnc- and
meet sve-,' requirement mat w ne ez-
pec-n7 H-as-, such d c1U-~e
Any VINO wish to on-ra EhoaIC -nakn
il known d; thp II C. a L nee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02

ne --ber-" Duo VII give ILL er-
-t."talnInert r ne EA.lauel LvceurD
course inns evening at O'Clock AL -he
Baptist church These ,.rra,--a 1-,..rs
r TWO v4ry talented young women
AA4 s,Ta program of g~aa. val1a-7..
-heN ar" s-nce-s and readers and
-,le-r program consists Of voca. solos
1lets. monniogues. chla's Songs II
costume 9''L-1la-Il readings ana child
IN persoraiIous.
Miss Dong E"2 Case mas bpar-.-
t,.- coto~a-ura soprano voice. Of Glen
orti-..k qualrv Fer ohud songs
gwen = crilctr-n's COST araes are
filed Win he f~esn GOV Oh cr.ld-
hooU Mss EHou.se Pomernv has o
strong neutrality-suspicious. voice. -ic.n ana
'i@. Hey dramatic readings grip The
aear,- Sin 200 Is @qua.!% good III
chllc readings. In their humorous
al'u dramatic WORK these artists
touch the chords Of huranr Darhos
and pll,lol.srT.. furnishing 4 nos.
pleasing and worth w'liia entertain
nie--. The e;2--.rta .nr77er- which
Was 70 nave Bean glven -. III ana
"a-cn was pGst ooned on account OF
illness. VII pc given la.er
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
LEGION TO POSTPONE
FIGHT FOR TRAINING BILL

Washington. March THE battle
# the American Legion for adoption
.1f a universal military RAINING pol
lcv viii not ne called because House
leaders have declined u sidetrack
the Issue In considering the pending
army reorganization bill. Thomas
Miller 0f Wilmington. Della. an
uounces today speaking for the L.
e1on s special committee of which he
is chairman. Efforts To secure adep-
non Of such a policy II this session
IF Congress viii he continued ne
said.
Mr. Miller presented To the Senate
military committee q series of pro-
posed changed depending Senate
army bill which ne said ware II maze
sure a general staff would run the
army.
Another suggestion was tIar reEu-
lar officers be not eligible IN COM
maaG units of The National Guard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
BISHOP PERRY READS
CHAR6ES TO NAVAL COURT
PROBING VICE N NEWPORT

=" DIX. March --SiHngp lanes
De o. Perry Of the Enisc0na. rf,cc.ss
oI Enude Island read 70 the navaE co11,..
Oh INQUIRY laIt- Today a LIST Of : charges
Wnlc:. Ee considered involved in -he III
"es' -gaIon INTO improper ACTIVITIES nv
-1lt HaFA. VICE squad in The Aewnor,
nava. district E.shop PERI rasur-7ad
ne STAND sncaE When The cour, recon
Tehed alter lG-Aav -ecess He asse--..
ne would ATTEMPT rD suns,an-,a.4 ill.,
charges with cor-esnondence. with as
--n1ohT from rrlal which resulted IN Ii.
acquIt,a- Of Eev. Samuel Nnaie KAN
Oh VICE Charges last summer and VIII
rel "rences 70 personal cnuve-sa-iu
with LIe,.t- 7. II. HUDSON and Irvins
Arnold
me ch1~-es we-r par Of Z prnna-ea
statement wilicn Bishop Pe--y obtained
PERMISSION 10 -eao IN -eGi-ect ras-ihn.
mes as result Of rhe cou-- s ac-lor In
changing ms status rom del Gan. :
complainant before Adjournment 10 ca II
ago The points enumerated corstiru-.
"a the vicious methucs'' arIer4d h NJ
tetter Sent ny Newport mimi te--s =
ffeaiaen, wilson on January g. The
recIared that improper practices we-s
allowed 20 continue. despite protest 1,
-ec-e- AIRY panleis. and tha- rhe g..c..ara.
II accepted the methods ana explicit Y
sanctioned HEN Bishop Parry said
mar ne hoped 70 SHOW that aec,1-s 7f -hs
Earv Were allowed II publish in news.
naper loeious reports aEaias- NJ ker-
and "a .
broke into Ny Aart's -onu Il. Wa.
WICK. Pa, where he held d pas,ora1,
after his acquIrtaI. ana robbed MN al
certain papers
N c-nEs-eZarClnari0n earlier in III
dav Judge Advocate Ernman Questioned
Bishop Parry clnseir Regarding MS con
versalon In his home al Providence
with Hudson and Arnold, members o4
he naFal vice SQUAD The witness "a
ma the men asHer-eG -aev mad come .
tell him that M- KEN was guilty IA
spite Of MS acau;rta. Ee sula ne cues-
toned Hudson wherns- rnerrlne-s ~ M
sc''ad had been tole 70 commit ..-,,nora.
acts.
His -spiy satisfied III tha+ A.,-
had said +he witness. Eisnnp p,,r-,-,.
said when he -oid hudson the people
Of The United states would no. stand far
this. Hudson said ne -ep-es.,!r..,h the
s-creta-r NJ the navy Hudson also
asked che nishup 10 90 ID New YORK. -
see "a uIass u testimonials collected
hT- ne operatives IL the Newpor. M VII
d:scrict cour-.' The Judge asked wherb
IT che witness had not cunsldered Hill
duty = ;nspec. The exhibits.
rs OF evidence Of -ha- so~. any nor.
chan evidence u the Police Gazette. -'
replied Bishop PERI