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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
FRELNGHU YSEN AT BATH

- -->~---~~-- - L A-&--N - L LA = IL
Ba-h. Ne, Sept --Asserrng -tlat
Governor Cox, though lacking the
slightest experience n national al
fairs seeks 70 maintain -nvlnlate
the Czar-lIke rule u Woodrow VII
son" Senator J s. F~e.lngnuysen NJ
New Jersey, appealed here tonight
1or inns state : support Of ne Hard
lng-GooldEe ticket
Through me November election.
NJ sand we are % Say whether the
constitutional government If orr
fathers IS II be maintained NJ %
give way u concentration Of iegls-
lac-ve anu judicial powers n the
executive"
Bf Il" he continued. we are 10
le1 the world KNOW whether our
ponrcaI system IS IN be conducted
1ur the benefit nj q particular class
uf of all men equally under tne law
incidentally, We ara 10 vote
whether we shall have n the White
House statesman uf the ability
and common sense NJ Warren "a.
Harding OF ONO or me gov ,-roT ~
t1H1 state. whp mas never MAO ne
siightes1 experience n our uauonai
affairs and who seeks 70 maintain
IrvJnlaJe The arnlt~arv policies and
the Czar-ilke T-IIe Of Woodrow vi
son"
Renewing ne way ana pre- war
Hcord Of rne Democratic adrulnls1ra-
non Senator FrelIuEtluvsen quo1ed
President Wilson speech n Wash
-nEr0n N Ma 6. 1914 when rs sAlo
"Aner7ca should lead nsr. own
liz w annu1 form alliances with
hose VINO are nut roInr our way.
We need not and We should mt form
alliances with any nation OF the
world Those VINO are ~lrt1t. those
VINO mid -helr honor higher than
their advantage. 40 not need aIh-
ances"
Because of Governor coz ~ecant
statement thai ne WIS n complete
accord with President Wilson and
the adrnlmst-arlo ION. the senate sald
n would rreat tne,n Is one. SPEAK
ing o. President Wilson. he SAID:
'Ee mas aT--nEaied 70 himself
powers winch belong - ouner
branches Of the government ne has
sou-11 - stEtie everv oplnIun moi n
harmony with ms own ne mas de-
npunced entire classes NJ our popL-
latior for m other -eason han that
rnev onnusnd his news and he mas
index vorad 70 sr-fie me verv fountain
OF CemocraCv-a healthy eZpressI on
NJ opinion.
Ee mas never rurbed rust or
pu n Jail a prnfI1e.r ne mas seen
market nrlces go 70 three times
what 1hey acre when he promised
70 reduce Them. and now with rare
effruuti-v re declares mat ! is ONLY
a Republican congress -nAr stands
IN the way OF their being brouEnt
dowu utere ren years ago ne SAID
o g,pyf,tg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
WALSH-LONG RACE CLOSE

BasIun. sent. Yer close COIL
tests for the Democratic nomination
fur governor ana for the Republican
nominations for lieutenant governor
and secretary Of state marked tne
primaries roday. The fact thai
women were voting for the first time
gave election officials many puzz.e IS
n t-yInr 70 determine whether bal
infs marKed IN many WAYS moi strict
y according with tnr reuulremsnts
we're vGiu Tins. together win
STRIKER vor,nE fur TWO candidates for
rhs Republican nomination fcr state
treasurer. maui The counting ver,-
SLOW
At miunl Enl, with about me third
NJ me states heard from. including
cities ana owns IN all sections. Sta.s
SENATOR John j Walsh Was leading
RiCna-r II Long Democratic NOM
lnee for me governor N tns TWO
wears, ny u slIEnr ma iorriy for Inns
yeRrs NOMINATION. Returns from AIS
precinrLs including the CIV IF Sos
lIh, Jul vi --n5 III nv Slait.. gave
Long. y. 94s Walsh ...-4o.
In the contest for ths Republican
nomination rar heurenRn1 governor
returns from Te0 Boston precincts
and ~ outside precincts placed
Speaker J. z. Warner Of the House
II Representatives III the cad with
former state Treasurer Charles -
Rur-iil. Second with SIDE. Congress-
man Avian ?. Fuller mad 1866 VOTES
and Sec-erRry Of STATE Albert P
LanG,r- 5sss
On -rfurns from he same pre-
cIncts for me Republican nomination
for s-cr'eta-y If state. City Clerk
Frederick " Cook Of some---iIle. led
with 9S5S. The VOTE for rhe other
candidates Was James W sean.
6.ss.H.: Sarnuel u George. 6.il55. Rus-
sell A. Wood. 5.4gs; James G. Harms.
3..M
lanes Jackson VINO ran IN srickers
appeE-en . nave safe ieRd for the
Republican numinR tlun for state t--As-
urer. 2be Boston precincts ana - out
Continues on Page -Coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
Nab CANADIAN
J RUN RUNNERS
WITH BIG Loaf
Four Cars and 100
Gallons Seized by
Sheriff MOOerS
5idde+u-d Far WITH 50 Quarts Of
Canadian ign Wine Aboard Vaiu-
anie Auto Taken ,rto Custody -
Aurnrt they Are Snnze 5unne-s-
Three Other Cars Sel-en Slnce
Saturday NTa-f

SkuwneEan. Ne. SEPT - speciA- 4.
20 gallons 81 liquor wnIcn Comprised
their cargops nave ucen seized sIncE
SArurcav rlgnt ny sheriff Muoers anu
nis deputies. The latest addition 70
me cunrrananu arrived Tuesday nlEn-
when PalEe-DeZ-oIt car with %
quarts If Canadian hlgn VIII aboard, IN
charge uf Nelson Delaware ana nls son
Aired Of Binueforci. VINO We're 'und
1pr their nome CITY. WAS halted ny 4
deputy. The Delawares were arrested
and -helr ARA gnrneut will probably
take place Ipuay Then MN admitted
1hRt the iuuor was for SAFE and that
they ware slr1lply "-Ek-nE cnancea, Of
Eerr-nE I Dy ne scrutiny Il me off
GERS. according q Sheriff Moners.
The rest II che seizures were rnatie
Sgrurhay night. The men N cnRrr.
Of TWO n me cars gave their last
names as FjseI Jelly. Ru,- and car
michael. anu said Quehee was their
nome. They were on Iaelr way 70 LEV
sion. THESE faur nleadel guilty. hut
appealed rom the sentence. winch for
~acn Was ii f1ne II SaoR and costs and
a gal terrn Of SIX nuuths The ware
released unne- BONDS Joe Doucette
n 1lG Town whose desi- narinr was
that Clrv pleaded not gull hui ne
Ve'-c1c' was otherwise and Lht sentence
-hat gwen ne 4uebFC quartz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
Cong. Layton and
" heeler at " ayne
Republican Rally

wayne Ne SEPT, -. -Ts+-y.lgF = 4 p
enthusiastic Republican rally was held
IN the Grange nail this evening WIN =
large attendance Congressman CaIer
R. Layton of delaware anu 3en. Alton
Wheeler Of south Paris making STIR
ing addresses. Ex-Cfuy Br,Irr,ba,,r-t,
# Pennsri wanna presided. A tine enc
rus sang PATRIOTIC songs i,atwee,l the
speeches. Congressman Layton was
the first speaker ana MS discussion IF
matters which affect e,-arr citizen af
the United States was one of the finest
rnat mas YET been heard n m. Srz4.
The congressman 3 talk was st-zlr,7r
from the shoulder and ne reid tn. an
tire attention NJ ms audience through
out It's length. He was lnfer-1f,1ed a.
intervals by prolonged applause. as rha
polnts-sn his speech became Rnparer71
TO the crowd.
Nj Wheeler made a ve-- ahie ao-
dress and is q tine speaker nus talk
maze a ing mi with the pAuDle ana h,-
was enthusiastically received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
Senators Statement

-uncorri. y H. SEPT. 7.-SenRtur
George Il Muses. after Receiving con-
EXAMINATIONS rom ms opponent Hunt
ley X SuauluinE, on nIx denomination
al thp Republican prImar- shoyrly
AFTER rnIunlEn1 this morning when the
drlff nf the returns became fully ap-
parent. ISSUED statement 10 Nev
Hampshire Republicans.
i am equally proud and humble ne
SAID. iii the face NJ the action CRken
ny my fellow Republicans " New
Hampshire n-uuo mat they nave rs
urrnlstahaplv gwen me a renewal ~
their confidence and humble IN me
FACE Of the resppns utilities winch con-
front me az d candidate n the ap-
proacnlng campaign, and as q senator
cooperating with D-csIderI ER-uilnr
after ne takes Office.
'T can find M words adequate 70
express my thanks 70 the TrIsnus-men
ana women VINO have stood ne me y,
this gnniest.
Tine cordial OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7 nave
Jusf recelves from M upnpnert en-
rhasizt me assertions with each OF
Us maze al Hampton Bearr las1 FL
dRv that ve are all Republicans ann
viii now unite 10 elecr the vnule -lcke-
n November and return Nev larnp-
sfllrs r. rer ola place in tne Republican
column
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
Both Sides Stubborn
IN Brooklyn Strike
o1 Trolley Workers

'fs. ~Hft. The BroDEs-n
- arsr sr~.ke situation de-
--o'7- o1---1- :nto q practical dead
''--- ''-- 7-oa.ve- Garrison ana Fed
q a.af la,-er leEal custodian u
-atas.ng fatty 70 deal
--rl-.9E-E1ated Assoclarion u
al. ---ealr5e Railway Employ
--'- ne aomoarv's ul1lrnaturn TO
ra-uro without mss RI
,, ~s ezplrln- tomorrow
-e--rce Commissioner .e4u-is
S~l "eprescrtatlves Of ne
nave iht man return IN
rA''---77- and accept the ten
age -no~Pase offered Nv n.
eve All other mat
H'--~-fon he rDrnruiss,o--
i'c nor hnk Judge Ma,-n-
$751; '-' 1ls stand. and thought
as cnu-se TOR the rIxan
would make no curnrner7+
Tr7isFiune~ ADVICE. },rTt sata
nm "erts an muir in
5t'1 ~ ne offe-rd IN oer
7anted ,helr ~1gan,za-
- ne p r = declared
~. a-@1s u men ware nur--vtnr
-. 7-E 1ad inst four thousand
-, NJ s-r'tks-- breakers are
~ rs arp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
Gov. Coolidge and
Wife Cast 0tes I'm
Bay State Primary

Eorrnamu1 on. Mass. Sept Gov
ernar CooiiuEe was accompanied b7
Mrs Coolidge when he cast ms vote
here n 'rne primaries -ndav The
ware driven n an automobile from
their hornr on Massasolt street To tffe
city nail where they were great ed
with hand-clappuE 10y men anu women
on their way 20 ne polls
Mrs. Coolidge entered rhe only booth
vacant 81 the moment and cast 'ne @&d
vnte F~nm ner waru. The governor
nlaced IN the halolt BOX the 18th vnte
from the ward
Litter IN the ds.- Governor Coolidge.
VINO rad mate q special trip nome to
vote. returned u Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

WilkespRr-e, Pa, Sept Com
t-arv 70 general expectation there
was no genera movement Of anthra-
cite mine workers back 10 work TO-
dEy Reports from the entire hard
GOA -eE1ons Indicate that At least
1aa. 90H men are sill ldle Coal
COMPANY oficiais expressed the
upinlrn there would ne a movement
bar tn work Tomorrow
The almost general tie-up is cue.
officers NJ the union mine workers
assert. 70 the dissR tlsfacriun with the
award Of the anthracite cual com
mission accepted by operators and
miners asst week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
Probing Promoters
of Movie Schools

New York. Sept. 1.--Muv1nr me-
ture instruction schools claiming
ability to transform all curners INTO
Tim stars" for the modest sum NJ
ST.. or thereHbuuts. are under lrlres-
L CATION by District Attorney Lewis
al Brooklyn. scrub women ana
mothers of large families We're said
tutiav by Mr. Lewis 10 have fallen
VICTIMS 10 advertisements for pupils"
paving classification Test" fee Of
s. and subscribing 10 complete
COURSES of % lessons al So each.
No effort 20 procure employment for
graduates is MADE MIR. Lewis sand.
sur handsome diplomas are awarded
d; the end of Lhs TUITION period
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
MAY MODIFY
NON-PARTlSAN
STAND LEGION
Issue Before Coming
National Convention
Cleveland. eth
CrHoEai Organ OF legion Believes
There ls Strong Sentiment 70 1e-
consider Clause Putting Ban On
Ioiiticai Activities 81 Mamns-s -
Favor More Liberal Interpretation
+nr Grun Of C-ae-

New York. Sept. - The ar-rutie
wt1lcn the American Legion should
Take politics ana po,,rlcal candidates
will De one Of the paramount issuesl
10 be -alsed al the next narlofiN
convention of -aar nr-ar1Iza 1lun 10
De held n Cleveland. ono SepteIn-
Der -. SAYS an announcement mace
rodRy by rns Legion Weekly af.ar a
canvass OF members of mat budy
The official organ OF thc Legion as
seI1s n Its sta unenur tna- strong
sentiment throughout -he COUNTRY
IN favor OF 4 -acunsi de-a-1nr VI me
political rasT!1raons clause in the
constitution ri the Legion Is inc most
striking fpalure Of a -aTlun- u-jot
survey JusT romnicrnd.
The sentiment Is widespread mar
d TOO narrow lnrerpre4a- non Of etr
present political RESTRICTIONS clause
VIII WORN inquiry IN tn+ Legion m
excluding 4 rom participation II
puhllc affuIrs OF rup roun1lr- Many
prominent Legion mernbers believe
me existing clause should stand rs
i IS but rlat a more liberal inrer-
prafauon imam =eneraIle has bean
onsArFaE heretofore or agre.-d upon "
ne present glaus. OF me c1nFre-
1uuon provides ri1a1 the legion
small os absolutely non pnhrlcaI ana
snail np1 ne used ror ne dissIrn1nu-
non u partisan principles or fur ,he
ftr7 mt ~A,. -
person seeking puDliu office " ore-
1arfntnI. After quoting Tins clause
the Weekly continues
Persons arrIVeIv engaged N or-o
noting tne Legion zurernEr asse---
he deTnlnd nGs ban spontaneous for
NJ" statement IF policv an me at
-itude nt the orEanIZa non.
Attention Is called by inc Legion :
organ 70 resolution adou1ed nv is
department pf Indiana To he .44Ta..-
LFlAT each post N thar state snuuid
onIaln ana disseminate dala regard
ne me Wand taken By mBrnbers of
ING indiana leElslRtura and prhpr
puhhc officials m Ill -natre-s per-
LalnlnE q -he welfare Of the a7,,ar- =
can legion. -lr Indiana ~esoll5-3or
r@cnnmend"d ina. similar acrlnr b.
taken by Inc nHupnal convention
concerning the members al Congress
and National pubic officials
70 show me views of Franklin
L'otIer. the nE1onaI ..arnnanae,-
the LegIun's Waeiliv uuo1es 4 mes
sage esent To Basil StockprldEc
cnu1manuer n h Georgia Dt,na---
mem. t'0ncerrInE fight me Legion
IN Georgia mas n4er waE1n- against
THOMAS 7. Na;sor.- candidate Tor
Cnited States Senator NJ D'0Her
saiu
Members of .hc American legion
~ Georgia owe u "a themselves ana
I'D the nemor, n tne fallen rornra les
70 us he fun puwnr Of rneIr ballot
fo keen nut Of public Office any IN
dlvldual regardless III parry whose
-ecnTd during ne war was dislovai
or unpatr7uuc. Tins AN he aune
without "Onfiir1 dirncrtv or INDIRECT
-T WITH either rna fr-e- or sni~it al
oLf constitutional rHsT-'lruons
aE'alns7 partisan political actlvit1."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
MOSES RENOMINATED

Manchester Y. H. sept SEN
aLur George Z. Moses one nj the II
I7sconEiiapies against the league of
Nations covenant WAS ~ennmlnats
Tor SECOND te-n by rhc Republicans
II the state pr1mary uoduy on tne fuce
u unuffcia returns from ISL OF The
20 precincts.
Congratulanpns we're extended Dy
Eunuey \. SpauIdInE, whom ne Esd
bv Sos plurality The lolAls were
1A.sI1 10 10.L5-.
The same places gave Albert ..
Brown plurality Of 2.26b over Wind
sur L. Goodnuw TOR me Renupiiu Au
superDatnr1aI Nomination. The tpIals
IL1sc for Brown. 9.6bs for Iooanow
ann 1.l5b for Arthur 2. Morrill,.
Returns rom $50 precincts out Of
20 al tpdRv's primaries gave for
L nlted StAtes Senator Republican:
Moses, 1871 SpRnldinS, 5. -.
For governor, Republican. Brown.
1853 Csoodnpw. S.-gb Morrill, 6. oS5:
With women voIIns for the FIRST
Crnt anu the added Interest," due 10 the
Republican contests fer senator and
governor. the vote poIled WAS more
t.iRn isubie that cRs1 n the primaries
twoy ears ago. which YRS q. "a
Interest conferred par-iculariy N the
efforts of Spauidinr supporters To re-
place Senator Moses, VINO S currplet-
ing the unexplreu term Of the lare
Senator Jacob z. GsIlinCe-
Mr. SpAul6ing a prominent manu-
facturer ana brother ~ ferIner Goy-
crnor RoIlin Z. Spauiding nan the
backing NJ friends Of the League cf
Nations ana advocates " woman SUI
t-aEe-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
Freeport Man Dies
After Home Brew Dose
? Others Near Death

F7-eeport. Me. Sept. - usepn Il
Souie. aged II tIied yesterday from
what is believed to have been dena-
tured alcoholic poisoning ana two
Other men are al the point Of dea1n
from the same cause. Dr.. 2 n
Whittier, nf BUwduIn college, mas
mace an autopsy on me BODY OF
S0ule but mas moi reported
Soule Is believed IN have mixed a
''hune-hrew' with the alcohol winch
ne drank himself and gave TO two
callers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
FIFTY COPS
DRAG CAMEL
FROM HIS DRINK

--1.zna7o-a- -aC.. sept. Fifty
,o..-e n.-..a-s on duty al the Indiana
FILE -l-. 7-aer "4lied upon aRr.v TO-
-' % ne aGmel which apparent
i -1 nm -aC Is drink during the
q 1@E' Gays. 7 wandered from
VT snow -~ounds INTO sof-
III '7'-- anu dram ken gallons Of
's' 'eza1---ae oefo~e -he policp off
-o- tie 1L-nei t-alner could get
'ae- 1Ea -he Garden If Allan. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
SOLID REPUBLICAN
WOMAN VOTE IN
BAY STATE TOWN

Aiecket Mass Sent. light WON
en- all Republicans. voted NJ Beckett
The first haiiot was cast by Mrs Il.
Snow fer nearly 80 veare teacae.r
IN me Beaket scnnnls WIN IS now 81
Years ola. Mrs.. : 2 Huntington. Sd
2-srs Old. cast the second ballot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
Rain Plays Havoc
with Maine Fairs

Bangor. sent. = Special Heavy
rain all iay today prevented the open
NE Of fairs al Presque Isle. Blnenill
and Pittsfield The proEram IN each
place mas been advanced one DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
MOORE'S TALK
PR0vESFIzzLE
At CHICAGO
Nothing New Offered
by Cox Proxy IN
SluSil Fund Probe
W-snglirr by Democratic arc Ee-
publican Menos-s of COMMITTEES
Strains Senatorial T-aoitiors 70
Breaking Point Witness Mur->e
Angry al What -e Terrns Forgery
Charge by Sen. Spence-Seeu 20
Tescue

Chicago, Sept = Edmond L.
Moore. as personal Representative Of
Governor ok Today presented . -he
Senate committee Inr-esrlEar.nr cam
pA4En expenditures part Of the docu-
mems and Information upon winch
me Dempc-aClC Presidential can5i-
date based ms charges Of Z Rapub-
hcan plan o russ cam paiEr flnd
u $1,000, 09a The tesumurv was
not finished. bu7 rs presentation
caused 4 stormy session Of the com
mItee
Senatorial traditions az . cour-- e,sy
were strained to the breaking point
on several OCCASIONS as Republican
ana Democratic members wrangied
over ne value Of evidence. ana. at
one stage. JUST before adj lournmenL.
Ir. Moore started % leave the stand.
eXcIalmIng that Senator Spencer Re
publican, Missouri, had lnrlrnaled
forgery by Questioning the authen-
ucItT NJ d circular letter wnlch ne
MAD Offered is fulrisnlnE lend to
further information.
No nun, even thougn ne ne 4
LulIec Suites senator. CHI mike SUCH
d charge as L1RT against me SAID
Nj Moore.
Senior Spencer : disclaimer Of sucn
brought ms Dem oCratlc colleague
senator Reed u ms feet win i pro
test against 'buIlv-rags,nE he
SAN ne entire incident was .,7ls-
graceful anu announced rnat ne
proposed % seq thai the witness
was -~eated ike Z gentleman The
exchange WIS +he climax 10 several
sllnllAr occurrences anr MOI even
Chairman kenvon's pialn1 mat he
could MOI keep peace IN Missouri. =
served 10 settle me atrnusphe,-s
dont want peace; J am prepar-
inE for war, pronounced Senator
Reed.
Considerable NJ NJ Moores late
testimony consisted OF information
CLEANED from kilograms re..nlver
from Democratic state ulairrnen IN
western clUles III 1uld Senator
KENYON ne mad sent f1r some OF this
M oTInaJon anu t1ar other paris Of
u mad been Volunteered.
Don I YOU expect n give us
o1ner leads oeslue kilograms from
Democratic STATE cnaIrmen - asked
Senator KENYON
NJ Moore said the rnessa res v-f.,.e
Intended merely 70 Suggest avenues
OF information ana eh sand the paid
employees Of ne Republican National
committee ought 20 ne able 10 fur
1Isn the committee with +acrs
The object IS n get those men on
me stand -ner@ ana i thev lie prose
cute mem" declared NJ Mooreg.
on must expect 10 keep rhc at
rorney general nusy suggested
Senator Kenyon. of course. IF per
Jury IS COMMITTED before ms com
mlrtee ne guilty. should he PIN
isned
senator Kenyon continued tnHt .n
newspaper Interviews Nj Moore mad
criticized the work uf the COMMITTEES.
ana added
governor Cox v-lr.d ,anarr- P..ae,
maj ne would produce tne evidence and
ieaas 10 support hIs charges But
through E0U ne sends none ef r,1is a,-s-
de11ue ana YOU STAR a Inc Of s,loarra
wnlcn II would take Us d YEAR tp RIM
duv-n"
'SeHator- -"plied Mr. Moore ''rzs,v-
Continues on Sape Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
F. d. Roosevelt at
EastDort for Rest

Eastpor+- Ne. Sept T--Frankiir
d. Roosevelt Democratic candidate
for vice President. arrived here tn.
day for d few DAYS rest with ms fam
liz al their summer hume al Campo.
bellD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
Caribou Man Is
Killed Repairing
Electric " asher

Car,eru. Ne. Sept Ernest
Gpesi. 30. careraker a. Jonn Rppe-- g
residence. was instantly killed tins
morning unlie repairing an electric
washing machine Es lsHves a wife
ano five children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
PARkHURST IN AROOSTOOK
SPEAKS ON GOOD ROADS AND
AGRICULTURAL PROBLEMS

Colonel Calls Attention to Needs of Better
Highways IN Garden of Maine" at Caribou
Raly-More Adequate Railroad Transport
tauon Essential Candidate Urges in Fort
Fairfield Address = Senator Frelin g1uysen
at Bath Declares Cox Purpose to Continue
Car Regime Of Wilson if Elected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
SENATOR MOSES AGAIN
CHOICE REPUBLICANS IN
n, HAMPSHIRE PRIMARY

Brown Ahead in Three Cornered Con-
test for Governor Nomina tion-Long
and Walsh in Neck and Neck Fight
for Democratic Nomination for
Governor in Bay State--Warner Has
Narrow Lead for Republican Lieut..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lead Assures
Nomination for State Treasurer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
General Eurrrast

Winds: North Of Ha1teras will be
moderate wEs with TAR weather
" ednesLAy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

-e-zs sen. An earthquake
r.-.--s1 - s. clock -tlis morning
!. ---ssa ANA damage IN Pisa and
&. ri 1a.E.a-~1ooa u @paZIa. Via
HsE--c Easaa La--a--a, Avezzano and
---z-,a -clEas collapsed with loss
-oitananda -herr was
e 4=a,E an -lc--Tns Also we're re-
.--eL = rs 1i-,-taE-na1a VALLEY.
.,--a--1. II he ohserv-atol-v
s-t s.gne~ liam. savs thar the
r~ a ae @a~;n snuck was about
-. -.Iae ION Florence n q North
e. -.~-e-lDr
sc.l.a-. md -,remer have been sent
.aF ,-+1.a-ea a-ea 10 ain III the
~r-E K -sc4a ana calm ne peupie,
-'o --1naa n~ ne snucA. fuse 70
-''--r 20 heir no1nes and arr CAMP
= e. IL aUen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
5nstrn EurecaEt

Forecast fnr Boston and VICINITY
Fair "Wednesday and Thursttav
moderate temperatures, fresh south
erly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
THE WEATHER
FAIR

New England and Eastern New
York, FAIR "Wednesday and Thurs
day; moderate 1emppra lures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

cnmpetant ufire and fartnry heis
ssIi make your wor& ensaer aru rnore
rrsSfahie. Nm Augusta Want Ad wis
get you sstSer empioyss- Tslernrre
fas ard ask FOR a Jeurnai Wsnt Ao
Tzsser
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
North ITALY
BADLY SHAKEN
EARTHQUAKE
--.-~w-, Number Of
7a9r-e Killed and Big
Property Loss

-..r Villa coiiemannira Winea
-,--Fv--arr stsn 1esr-oyen -
..vs-s 0.rer PLACES Badly Dam
..s. Crave Reports from Tus-
cary
ann. 7s7L The earthquake n
-.s-- ~ was n a v1nisn1 ma
a -a.lenEndina Is reported
-. -zw ,ear destroyed Casr.gilons,
p,.ve roso.snn. vagiiR- CanporglAno
49, -1orr.-a. Plnzza a. serchin. Fog
-, -.ner-nla. Fnscmendora ana
,--,r.un rae, oeen hadly damaged.
--a as-1 ana injured are numer-
go. -auu-e ne number Is not Yet
.,-.--sra1 assistance ls being sent
- --e scenes n ne disaster.
-H,s 1.l arulndInR IS tUwn of
.,og. -tfs1 Inhabitants II me prov
.-~. 31zsa -ar-ara-
care -apu~-S Of tne damage sus-
.-,-er = --,1pus owns Of Tuscany
- Be.r- ~acelved here ana Il IS
,~---nac --H villa CoIlamanuIua
raj l-..-- PEAR DESTROYED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

.s-aar. 5ep+. The town Of
-,,-.zz-rr - mics northwest Of
.--- mas nhen cUmpie1elr dsmoI-
,s-4l ~ AZ aa-cnuuake according 10
.re-.. 1.saatCr . -ne Exchange
-e.sg-a.t. -he dlspa1ln ADDS that
-la-r ma Monte We're badly
r--sc.eL