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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
Roy Gets in Trouble

Carl Larimore, young Red Oak
youth. is in the county jail, charged
with the theft of three watches, a
necklace, some rings and SIS in
money from the house of Mrs. Rich
ards last Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Richards discovered her loss when
she returned at night from her work
in the canning factory. The lad,
while being escorted to Jail, escaped
from the. police down an alley, bat
was found Saturday night, and taken
in town, this time by the sheriff He
had tried to dispose of the jewelry,
ii was learned.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
widow snes on. Check

Mrs p. Fl. McCarville. of Atlantic
has filed suit in the district court
against Charles Snyder to collect
$4S. She alleges that the defendant
on August 26, 1910 issued check
for $40 to her late husband, p. II.
McCarville, drawn on the Iowa Trust
and Savings Bank of Atlantic. Pay
ment was refused for lack of funds
when the payee presented it at the
bank. She seeks to recover princi-
pal and interest, a total of S4S.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
CELEBRATE GOLDEN wEpprN,


Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mathiesen of
this city celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary at their home last
Thursday, which was attended by a
large company of relatives and
friends. The Mathiesens were mar
ried fifty years ago in Atlantic where
Mr.. Mathiesen was employed by the
railroad company and for a few
years they made that city their
home. Later the couple moved to a
farm north of Atlantic and engaged
in farming. For a number of years
they alos lived on a farm near
Jacksonville and finally moved on a
farm east of Kimballton where A. NJ.
Knudsen now resides.
Twenty-Five years ago the Mathie-
sens decided to retire and the farm
was sold to their son-in-law, A. NJ.
Knudsen who has resided on the
home place since that time. Mr..
Knudsen in turn, has desided to re-
tire and the farm has been sold to
his son-in-law, Viedrick Hartvigsen,
Mrs. Hartvigsen being a grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mathiesen.
Thus the old home place has been
owned by descendants of the Mathie-
sens for almost a half century and
how long it will continue to be so is
problematic.
Besides their Oldest daughter,
Mrs. A. M. Knudsen, the Mathiesens
have two children living and two
dead and j. p. Jensen of this city is
a stepson of Mr.. Matheiesen. The
other children are Stephen Mathie-
sen who farms near the ridge road
and Mrs. Chris Olsen Of Audubon.
Although far advanced in age, Mr..
and Mrs. Mathiesen are in fairly
good health. Mr.. Mathiesen is rs
years of age and his wife "a. The
old couple have many friends here
who hope that their declining years
may be filled with happiness.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
Community Club for Oakland

Oakland business men and farm
ers are organizing community
club, and preliminaries were gone
through last week at a meeting at
tended by A. C. Lucas. a specialist in
organization. e. T. Dunlap and f.
f. Macarthur were appointed COM
mittee on membership to report at
meeting to be held next Wednesday
evening, at which further steps will
be taken.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
TO FORM A COUNTY Or
GANIZATION HERE MONDAY

A meeting of the American Legion
Posts in Audubon county will be
held in this city on Monday evening
of next week. The meeting is call
ed by H. NJ. Clark who is at the
head of division looking forward to
the organization including every
Post in Audubon county. This is a
very important meeting and 1t is
hoped that as many delegates as pos
sible from each post in the county
will be in attendance at the Monday
evening meeting.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
One Dies at Atlantic

Manuel Luna, one of the eight
Rock Island section employees injur-
ed last Thursday morning in the de-
railment of their motor section car,
died Saturday at the hospital, where
he and four others of the most seri-
ously hurt, were taken after the ac-
cident
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
woman Heads Auto Theft Gang

Authorities OF Atlantic believe
that Mrs. Alice Randolph of Dewitt,
Neb., arrested at Earlham for the al
legged theft OF an automobile from
Massena, and in Jail at Atlantic, is
head of gang of car thieves. They
believe she brought three men with
her from Nebraska. to Massena and
that these three stole Fords taken
from Massena She denies bring
ing the men and declares she was on
her way to Fort Dodge to secure
from her husband a bill of sale on
the Buick she was driving. She is
separated from her husband she says
although she recently secured money
from her parents to SECURE his re-
lease, from the Carroll jail. Mrs.
Randolph was arrested at Earlham,
where she was registered with a man
arrested later at Des Moines and
who gave the name of G. A. Collins.
She declared she met him near Mas
sena when he was having engine
trouble. In the Buick she drove
were found several files and the
numbers on the machine wete oblit-
Grated. The woman says she has
been living in Lincoln.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
Is Hurt IN Elevator

George Hatfield. of Randolph, cut
his foot badly one day last week
when he was working on an elevator
grader he had sold. Some weeds
had stuck in the plow and he was at
tempting to remove them when the
accident happened.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
Plan Spread Of Iowa 9. Of G.

Conferences have been held in Des
Moines this week by officials of the
Iowa Chamber of Commerce to plan
and extend the work of the organ
ization. H. e. Moss, the present sec
rotary, expects to leave for Nebras-
ka soon where he will take up sim
liar work. No successor has yet
been chosen
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
Harlan bow weeds English GirI

Paul Lewis. of Harlan, was mar
ried recently in Lloydminster. Can
ada, to Miss Mary Hudson of Liver
pool, England. The groom was a
commissioned officer in the Canadian
air service in the war. He and his
bride will make their home on the
Lewis farm at Harlan, Sask., Can
ada
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
Olsen Trial at Fremont, Neb.

The trial of John Olsen, the Coun-
ell Bluffs man charged with assault
ing with intent to kill H. B. Lucken,
78 years old, is scheduled to begin at
Fremont. Neb., Tuesday. Macy wit
nesses have been summoned from
Council Bluffs. Olsen is held joint
ly with Mrs. Lucken for the alleged
assault. He has been held since
spring because he could not raise the
$4,000 bail Mrs. Lucken's bond
was furnished by the husband. She
Is charged with attempting to kill.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
Picked Dynamite Cap; Thumb Gone

hNhCu Dyhdihub CaPi Ahuihu pOhc
Picking dynamite decorating cap
with pin proved costly to son Of
Joe Doff, who is making his home
with William Chambers near Ander-
son. His hand was lacerated so bad
ly that the thumb had to be ampu-
tated.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
RIII FOR SALE

Have for sale a Scotch Short Horn
bull, papers furnished. Enquire Of
A. Smith, phone 34A14. 37-2tpd
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09

G. s. McLERAN, ID. ID. 8.
Office over Smiths Drug Store
Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
Too Busy for Bride

Disappearing a few hours after
their marriage, at Sioux City and
not showing himself again for a
month because he was too busy was
one of the reasons why Mrs. Marie
Faust, pretty 21-year-old wife OF
We're Faust, asked a divorce of Judge
Seers in district court at Sioux City.
The Judge granted her a divorce and
awarded her $40 a month alimony.
She also was given custody OF their
infant daughter.
Sees Brother Ground TO Death
With his brother in the engine cab
to witness the accident, Jesse Q.
Sims, AZ, drayman,, was ground to
pieces Saturday when struck by a
Minneapolis e St. Louis train in the
yards at Marshalltown Monday. 1t
is believed he intended to board the
pilot of the engine In order to see
his brother. Walter. who was fireman
on the engine.
Receipts at State Fair Were $4O5OOO
Total receipts OF this years state
fair will amount to practically $685.
900, according to unofficial esti-
mates made by Secretary Corey.
Figures were not complete on the
total cost of the fair, but the esti-
mates were, they would excel $780,
600. The profit from the fair will
be from $50, 900 to 100000.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
Trace Of Postoffice Robbers

A trace of the cracksmenwho rob-
bed the Massena postoffice two
weeks ago. was found at De Sofa, la.
w. s. Whitney of Massena is in re-
ceipt of letter from his daughter.
Mrs. Lee, who lives near DeSoto, in
which she states that check issued
by a Massena man, which had been
mailed to someone, some stamps and
some piecs of mail, were found near
her home on the morning following
the robbery. They were picked up by
a farm hand after an automobile
load OF men had been seen to stop at
that point in by-road, apparently to
adjust something about their car.
They drove toward Abel at terif-
&c speed Mrs. Lee had heard
nothing of the robbery. and wrote to
her father to inquire II bank. or
the postoffice had been robebd.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-09
Arrest Negroes on Opium Charge

ATTEST NtXrO6S on opium OHHrEt
Four colored people were arrested
at the Clarinda fair grounds Tues
day on a charge of keeping and
smoking opium. An officer search
ed the tent in which the offenders
were living and found opium and
opium pipes, and the colored persons
were arrested, and arraigned before
Justice c, w. Stewart, giving their
names, as Walter Morton, William
Henderson, Rose Morton and Sadie
Binson of st. Joseph. Mo. They
were bound over to the grand jury
and placed under $1,000 bonds which
they were unable 10 give and are
now In fail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

= E01-I mad been ssDara-s-G rom
rs VT since early n lame and me
authorities expressed ne oplnicn tha-
me shooting resulted rom hey ntrasa-
10 I've Win MN a-a-1- The sepa,-a -
ION followed MS appearance n court
IN 4 charge If heating MS WIFE. al
winch --ne ne was piaEsd l2aer bonds
70 Aee2 ne pea1e.
Ms "a PaI2t v=nr % I'VE WITH her
parents Be- z E-ins and ms wife
a. Sebec seven miles 1rom Drv=r ana
IA 7oInl onuazned work OF ne farm
ef Lewis L-4ver-nore n the same t1wa.
Their fu-a ch.+aren 4 boy Of i've vaR-s
oid. anc a ---i u wa accompanied
mt. uut1e-
T-Ier - Persuade VIE
- Polr- Vent 70 me Higgins nome
ms morning and tried . pe,-sua q .
MS VIE n return Il mn. Accord; N
20 members q ne +anl1y she -e1Ilsec
ana La Point -hsrsupGn Lh-sA- e1ec 10
OHM su4clde. H returned ~ ne
L-lve-nere ea-n. cook Llve-uure $
-lfe and walked 70 the village ME
Continued nr Page 5-GoI. 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
.Assassin's Bullet
Kills Wealthy Friend
of ViScount French

Dublin ) MY N--F--a Brooks.
wealthy country gentleman. close
friend Of Tiscoun+ French The lord
Eleau1 anan- ana mem Der Of 4 ccuns1-
tee On IRISH e-cor,s--uc1zon. appoint
- ash vear by the vlce-uy. Was as
sassinafe1 TO-DAY.
Lr Brooks was killed II the a.
r,ss.t1r's ~oom Of me Dublin AaG
Sg-rr easfsrn Railway I WesI2aa-
row where ne had gone u arra1G q
meeting If the ~a1lroaG's board Of
directors Three assassInE entered
ne room and sred n Brooke While
NJ was 1alk1nE Win Z Mr. Cor-.21.
another Gzrecror e ne r8aG ana al-so
manager o. ne London AND NErta
western -aalwaE one Of ne shots
entered Brooke : lungs ana ne died
MN ef!5areiy Brooke earned q -
z8Iver. out had no time 10 use Il
0raer zsn had been !e4t On g1a~1
outside the room during ne shoot
M and the aasalIaats escaped
Brooke held large agricultural
and curnnerclal interests and was "a
frequent visitor al me v1ce- raG7s1i
lodge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
" ouldbe Shipping
Magnate Held Up
by Postal Indictment

New FORK. JG.y 3e-F~eder3Ck C'ax-
son wto Recently organized ne an
e1ic2a Canadian Corporation. T.
a"n. ai'e organ a-lun intended II H.
vaiUp American trade through snip
ping. was -nGlr-ed roday ny -ne Fed
era grand -ary N a charge OF using
ti1e na-ls u a scheme -o cet-aud-
n organizing che corporation. rae
Indictment alleges, Clavsnn -nid
prospective investors lhRr ne nag con-
tracts 4or sos ahN oar worth II sf.5-1i<.-.
exported 70 Dc an -uinens. business
and aad wealth. people behind n,u.
Some months aEn, rne Indictment
charges. = vas discovered maj C3aw-
Sol finances were limited. ana he =
sa4c now 70 oe working L, a Ea.aEz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Schooner Captain
Explains Mystery
of Burning Tanker"

ALar-lr City. JZty SH-A--'va- here
-o11Gh1 Of ne fishing schooner Mack
Int2sn solved ne mystery II me
burning tanker supposed n have
gone down with al hands If 4valun.
q ecnesdH-.
Captain George Fa1uter If me
Mack1aIasn explained thar fishing Of
Avalon Vas seriously nam psraC bv
MASSES II I'll OF rhe surface. ne oil
HAVING beer discharged 1--arn rae
-a1ker CaariIle which had rone
aground The engineer N me Mack
laLosh hearing the compliant II ne
fishermen. oiled II i la~-e bundle q
waste. set Z are ana 1asse1 = I7lta
tie floating oil
The IRE ran rum pool n port af
floating oil giving 1he appearance 81
d series Of explosions. The MackIa-
Josh. which ca--,es an engine for calm
weather was obliged = Zee c.'orn the
aEs and when me on had burned l7se..
our rnsre was no trace Of ANYTHING on
the sen from the sez-chers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
OPERATORS BALk
At Joint Meeting TO
End Miners Strike
Ss+ase Request M4-e 7-ss ae-- -c-
Conferences Scale Corr trees -
Similar se+asais Ai-sarv Mace -
ORC. i-Glara ana Pennsylvania

Chicago. Juy &h--h= raa- opera
-urs NJ L---1luls -ooay geographical jam
= Lew.s. president OF me 4 1--ac M--e
p 1I-ie-s u America refusing MS -
quest 10y Julur meeting u re opera
-l-s ana n-ler,s scale comm lees 2
an =-I-r .3 se-1-e tAe present strike
I IL men Ia ne IL mons names rae
aoe-ail''s sa1u tnev cousd guarantee
Nc negoTNC1ons unless ne y ..sn-ng--r
authorities wnu were ~asqnIs:c-e ter
me exlS -aE caCIEae. a4-1ur1ztd ne
ae1 meet ta= II -2+rs artic.a-z as lun- a
lie miners remained an strike
"he OPERATORS requested -aat IL
Lr~-s -lslsJ -1A: MS men return -
~arA and a1iae ev the farms 81 ne
s-2-stlng contract mil fedora a1tlc1a.s
a-a- Lac men grievances
re -c4-e committee Of ln.- aen1~a.
competitive 1e-a. wnlcn mel he~e -
e. ADJOURNED after discussing the
@I-ihv SITUATION v--aou, taxing a4e az
lgu.
-'et-@--n q -1t ----0uIs 1pt-r.a ta-s -
rel a+ -d- -ev-s reg nest Tor a con
terence -ius+.s ne ,.Ase - ar a. the
OPERATORS ara CONCERNED ..'r ne pres
ell he -nCIAaa Operators l.,ak mia
4cf-an Aaa ne NINE owners s.1 ONO
ana te1nsa wanna are Understood mere
- 1onCuc la me decision
ne Tex- move. Z ~ scare. ,,r---s;
dent ~ ne Ilsno2s roR- l9eratars- A.
sacla.1un. SIG -on1ga. mist come
@fan Tie government. the operators.
scale committee re SAID. No lunear
could tuacTun l. ne government cn,r-
mission WINCH 7zea the existing con
-'ar- axe astween me OPERATORS ana
miners mad -Rken ever re powers Of
me scil-= board --here e re wav. n
= .. ~ re men and =mpsua ers Id g.
Fng-T.,- ezre3lt -hrouga ravg,-qEr,-r-
;5l---a-sftr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Mexican Govt. to
Pay $40 900 Loans
Incurred by Villa

Eagle pass Texas luis Sp-Pe--
sonal loans obtained 5y Francisco
Villa 1Rnulr leaaer VIM rs.carrgx su~-
rendered 70 the MEXICAN provisional
government VIII ne PAID ny rhe rsv-
ef'nnen-- L was learned unofticla llv
mere TO-DAY The loans amount 10
s41oee Mexican villa Is SAID 10 have
gwen receapts for Ii me loans ne ab-
tAzned and these VIII be funded W
IN presentation Of the papers 70 the
government by claimants
villa Sill was a. Sahluas tocav ar
'cor1-aE % reports -eaca.a-A Ear9s
Pass he WIS waiting for me ay---va!
q the supply train winch was - take
him and als men % Torreon II WIS
Thought that Villa and -ae rernRl ming
pnl-taon Of IT'S force might move ~
DAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Familiar Brand
of Talk by Third
Partys Nominee

New Eors. J1.E 3G9--he LEAGUE af
Na1-ons : nothing more tnaa Al
a.-eT1lpt FL esla1.sa At International
aa--f,er slR2et- according -8 Farley
P -'er-steasan. praslden IA nominee
- tns ~h-s'@. 9r Farmer Ii. Dor pH-,v.
VIZ discussed MS news on naagna.
&C --liSf'2a-laAa- a@a-z's nel'e -odag.
ne league ot NaIGCs = a dead
-s.sAs-, sad NJ l'hrlsJersen. II Z
Vera not should want "a Al l.
t-nLli'st -nent az --'lsn freedom was
aautAer pnl2- 4pan vn.ea ne -h,,-,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
SUGAR TANKER
is LIBELLED AS
WHISKEY CARRIER

New Orleans. July 81 - Fedora
prohibition agents today seized Taa
American sugar Eeh1.ng Canpanv
steam alh+.- DulcIno. on winch I
was sad 4.PH3 raSz-e ef wh4skeE were
recently discovered The vessei s
beng helG : s.J8 ag bonds
L Fcwe-ie. captain al ne Dulclnu
and a steward ware held laCer ga
aaG bonds each The lbe! IS ne FRS,
~ IL a-1d aere Incer ne Noist eH4
provision winch renders = snip sub
acc, - SEIZURE when asea 70 H1aIa- g
Fedora prom h4--on avs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
COX Confident
Pictures Self in White
House
-Cusa1rs rear -o-acc-r 70 Ac
a-sss ~ ca7u 4Ea-e-Eav.c- -e---
31sc-zt3o- IS Nor -7otitlcai---or- =
SEES --Irts-s rs Nc-l-cax -
"Copv" -ocay

D&---oa. O.. jug 3e-5e--e9 ne
would Re e.ec-ss,5 President WIS *
PRAISED ~ szovarno- C1x -Qcar 7 At
address a. ne lp-rz Gaming -. eI,---
IGN here over IS 1orr.-.4--c,. by re
C,en1 ne-a-5c par.
Altar standing wv au..-y 1aae, q
burning sun reviewing i parade =
ciTlc, 1--a-s--,la-- Industrial ana other
organ -za-3ans. var1uualy estimated u
contain between soon ana Ia npn .~a--.-
ers. g.rowus st8r-ned me .-e,-...v---lE
stand and insisted upon q Dr3et ad-
less 4caTn % g--1as, nj n rnor
Iha1k-ng MS audience .=sr ne -ae-
In E-z- rom mem. rne- women ana
children, VIII WHOM - 1aa ..vea or
n years, Governor Cox SAD
just sac ra gem --ra- +-rr,
"a ash--'E-ol1 ma = would arpea- n Ne
d reflection an one s JudE-r.-,1- =. -3es.,,4
q leave Laag--ur 4nC s--a = an~ ether
place E@T somehow have q -Aa-,nr
r2a' an gong "a reside IN lie 1ousa
w-l1e2 1'ou, curse VS. av2. - -
future cerauz NJ -ans4. ---a--,..ss =
promise = lane roud cara
70 another crowd 81 a,t-r2 ,-a-y v7o
Amos crushed ne rove,a,.~ a,r W.
OK as tAev e. ne -pv7ev---r s-z--
ana -or'cea -harn = -aAp sreg-a, --, -.
county ia building Governor .-ev
SAD, ioru4z-lv-
invite rou a. ~ come and sac
ne n Washington.
The Euve-1ars ar-ler ade.,..ssa. -,,...-s
1ut schea1-ed among ma dr. -.
me governor e. ms - 7s..res --,,,-a 80,
p vsew the parade II rae -7.as- ~
completion - rs address or z,r-,,z,
accepting Lne L'erraC~a--c nom IN
nm The address. ae. sal. a,ars6 -,
surel- IN tae printer TOMORROW 4a~ ar
vance CIRCULATION TO -+v-pa3e-s ~
marrow i g..-
The parade rpdav Vas Ms. -,-,.,,-., - g,
@venr n ne nnr-po.sr5ra- 7a-,o,,s--, -.
lioH aF n rover-7ors nome folks
II was Jimmy" ~o- Ia =. Ia
-an t0r ne thousands wnn packed N.
f'H-ade rouce. ~ eRsed ~ ne au---eat-
CIV declared general -a IA -a..t,,
c---zen honor@d WIN Il ares.aenr.a..
nom nation
He-lo. 5-nnv." WIS -7e sanitation,
ysnou1ed a -ae rrvA1-nn- -r y4;1,,c,,-s.,,e
- The 1a~ade~s. Three eht..-,s ~
.'--r-rr" ard Il. 1.rnrry. r.- =4a ,-au
p n Hh-Va House. ware ether gree
-nes
The Etv@'-no-. wav.-E a saEEv hand
kel'cnle< and applaucsar can E,,,gn
responded n k3nd.
4alln, Buck and HeI57 -.e-A
Pete. and 'Ee-o. Tlie and Low a-a
you- Char ey' 81" ware among he gree
l1sS ne gove~-1or shouted hack n r9-
Ena"cfers as he pointed our -nan~ lid
--rIle friends
aare ss.en nan who aar- fel.rrae
ny stand t1r = ears woo give ne
confidence I -ans. sad ,ae governor
n has ar1e< address 4 am prru1a~
n Aave heid ~ na~a inspired = =
the outset I sna-- be ny am a. al
times = justify rae confidence ~,u
have evidenced this a+ta--noon.~
"5lTnTn~" Cox also was he kav~r-a
y many hammers IN parade floats and
rra-raers banners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
E dward Lapoin t
Charged with Killing
of Wife and Mother
in-Law Rife [ Sed
by Slayer Accused
SEPARATED from
Wife Since June =
Believed Shooting Is
Result of Refusal to
Live with Him Again

Dover, Me, July Sod
ward Lapoiat was arrested AT
Sebec tonight and brought 10
the county JaL. here, charged
with the murder Of hls wife.
Gladys. and MS raother-ln-law
Mrs, Annie Crosby Higgins. Al
Sehec late today. Both women
we're shot with z rife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Object TO Transfer
Gassed Service Men
to TOgus Branch

Springfield Mass. J-IIv aa-Cs- -
"@Tr q a COPY CT a petition drawn
NJ by tT-ner s@.~1ce Men. inmates
q q san.t1s-1-1 d R1--a1d. profe.sr RI
n aga is transfer II zaasec za-1t.r- y
r. ne N4tscaa. Soldiers Home IL
T0C4s- Name steps Ware a. anra
taken -ola7- .E Sg5I~n-7aid Posi- an
t-f-cA1 --eClun I'D l1,Rresr Senator
Dawn J. Walsh and Speaker r +
G--.-r- . 2e,-a-: vsf ne SERVICE men
and II bring ahou- steps, ar me .nr-
--'assEneE % prevent ne r-a-sf-. The
Legion o+ErArE a-sv planned -u -aE=
u ne sus-e~r WIN M War F-s,,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Ex-senator Bailey
Seeks Money Balm
for Wounded Feelings

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