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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-25
MOTHER GAVE IT
Virginia Lady Suffered With Aches and Pains Until Mother Began
 Giving Her Cardui.

Dublin, va.-Miss Mary Alice Hughett residing on Route 2, near here, recently told g visitor of her interesting experience with Cardut. Miss Hughett said: ''I had been suf- fering for some time with painful I was pale, didn't feel like going. Would just drag around, and couldn't rest to do any good. I would suffer once a month with my back, sides and head. My limbs would ache and I didn't know what to do. but l knew I must do something. for l didn't get vel by letting it H on.
 'lIy mother iE a believer in Cardul. for she saw what ld for oihets aS well as herself, 30 zine began Gring it to ue.
 "It wasn't long before , sav 2 change. Il wls lU. t needed. It regulated me. H.rlH to eat aEd ' "cardui I 6t the pest female ton. tTn glad l can recomm end ft .a o.lrs'
 IF sufferiu with toms such as Miss Hughett mentions, or other ail- ments peculiar to women, why not be- gin Cardui at ouce2 It's merit is well established by successful use for more than 40 years.
 Try CaTduli
 Your druggist sells It. NC-1Ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Bigamist- Murderer
Owns Up to Ninth
Murder of Woman

Los Angeles. Ca. May - - The
confessed blgamlsI-mur6srer sen
fenced here today 10 life unqr-son-
rrerr under the name Of James P,
watson. his afternoon. according %
DISTRICT Attorney Thomas lee Wool
vine. tuld that official OF Ine murder
u 4 ninth woman victim. and stated
his true name was Dan Holden and
tha- re was 4 naive If Arkansas.
The ninth alleged murder was Lhac
Of Eleanor Frazier. whom. according
10 ne district attorney. Holden az
-ni--e5 ne rad drowned n ne Sp0-
kane r-ve-. above the falls, nea- the
ciry Of Spokane.
Holden was quoted By he district
attorney as saying ne had married
the Frazier woman u Seattle year
go and had pushed her into the
r'Iver ana thought she had bean car
ned over ne fails and crushed on
the rocks below"
This account was taken 70 ciea- NJ
the mystery surrounding the fate Of
a wunaa known previously 70 officers
only as Eleanor" They mad obtain
al Information concerning her from
papers found n MS possession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Wilson Stand on Pact
Would Ruin Party
Belief of Sen. Reed

u ashL2gtor. MAY % President
" Isun call 20 the Democratic party
30 cary the treaty ratification issue
lnto t1ec a.npa4En drew expressions
today from Two members Of ms own
party. William !. BRYAN and Senator
Reed Of Missouri. and also from
Senator Johnson Of California leader
Of the Republican lr-aconciiahie
group N The Senate treaty ba--le.
Senator Reed. IN i statement de-
cia-ad thar suCh a platform would
mean for the Democrats the loss Of
every state mort, Of the Mason and
Dixon line and me breaking up Of
The solid SOUTH"
Senator Johnson. also n a state
neut. said he could respect the Pres
ioeuT's cnasl sianU advocacy of uure-
served rac1Car10n. but he han No re-
sI1eC- for men whose views shifted
with the va-yInE popular wind"
NJ. Bryan. n MS home IN Florida
rHa4fr-ned ms declaration for imme-
d,a1e ratification ny JOINT acton Of
the Republican and Democratic
treaty friends Fl order 70 take the
saEuo our az the 0Doasgn."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Mill Engineers
at Lawrence to
Return to Work Today

Lawrence, Mass. May 10 Union
stationary engineers employed IN the
mills of the American WOODEN Conn
Dany here. VINO went on strike last
Thursday for a 4S-huur week anu a
minimum wage Of from SO 10 300
weak. VIII return 20 work tomorrow
morning. according 70 q statement
tonight by Business Agent James r.
Hughes. Ee gave no reason TOR the
decision - return. and company Of
aciaIs said they had not granted the
demands IN whole or II par.
Engineers IN several other tgx--le
mills struck a: the same time as
hose employed by the American
Wooden Company union leaders
placing The number az about Sixty
and company officials claiming
much smaller number Z was esfi-
mated thai about one half OF those
who walked Gut were employed in
the mills Of the American wooien
COMPANY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Standard Oil Co.
Again Boosts Price
GasOline-Now SIC

Ntw York. May 10-Motarssts TO-
day became the latesI victims q ad-
vaacing prices
The Standard OIL Company CT New
Work. announced thar the price If
gasoline 70 garages would he raised
ln 30 cents a gallon. N Increase Of
one ana one half cants while inde-
pendents were reported 70 be quoting
'ras'' as aiEh as s. cents This. i
was said. would mean that the retail
price would toe az least q cents To-
days advance brings advances since
January I to Sc per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Jury Secured for
Zimmerman Girls
Trial for Murder

Springfield. Mass. MAJ D--he iu-rr
for the r~ial Of Miss jessie Zimmerman
uf TINS CITY charged with me E-Iu-..ts-
If her cousin, Dr. Henry Zimmerman.
August iasi, was cnruplel I'd late ms
afternuun n sups-,ur court 5ef1re judge
Nelson P Brown after = of -4e v4...
Of - nen had been examined -gmur-
-gw morning Dis1-,Ct Ae-rrnev Charles
Z Wright viii make his opening
speech.
Among the men challenged ~ tae de-
Tense was Meyer PinchuCk Of EzoIvuka.
the only member or the pane uf ne
same religious faith as Mss Zl1nlne--
man.
After P;nrhuCk had been examined
by Judge Brown. Miss Zimmerman. wao
had -a.nalnes CAIN and elnul3unIess pra-
viuusly SLOWLY rise t-,u1n ae- seq. N ha
prisoner dock and n a sof- voice za.t
Il chalienge-' IunediaSely she lost con-
t-oi and with a sob dr1ppad 3uto he.
char with her head n he- hands. waep-
ng. I was the only instance Of the
day when MISS Zimmerman shuwe1
sagas NJ weakening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
[. S. Taking Over
Island of Taboga
No Business British

London. May Il,-NaJUr Christie
pher L0wthg-. coalition uniouis-.-
asked the House Of Commons today
whether the government attention
had been called 70 the repOrt ina. the
United States Aad seized the isIan9
Of -a5oga- which In the properly ~
Panama for the purpose OF erecting
Qualifications. and whether. n view Of
Great Britain desire % protect the
rights Of small naI4pnalif3es. a pro-
test would ae made u the United
States, and. further, whether the
matter cuula be referred 70 Tie Lea
que If Nations
Cecil EarnSwur-A- under sec-eta-v
foreign affairs. n replying, described
the proposal Of me United States In
1918 70 erect fence for rae.xpu--puae Of
protecting the entrance 70 the canal.
and Americas later decision, 10 post
pune action NJ Ear-nsworsh added
ttIat il did not appear 70 he a mat
ter IN which the British government
was called upon To intervene
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
us. WARSHIPS LINING UP
FOR ANY POSSIBLE TROUBLE
NEWS VAGUE, UNCERTAIN

z Paso. Tax. May 19-lMy The
Associa1sd Press AL Of Mexico ex-
cepr the states Of yaca-an. Cam
peche and Chlpas and -he northern
part Of tne territory Of Lever Cali
f1r-la- Is \ the hands IF the regala-
-1onIsIs. according u 4 bulletin CIV
an out tonight by ne local consulate
Of me Liberal Constitutional party.
The bulletin confirmed ne report
II ne capture Of President Ca--aaza
near A2izaco, Hlaalgu and gave de-
tails.
Il. IS a.so confirmed" the bulletin
SAD. Thai Generals MurEala- TT
qulzo anu Ba-raga-. ne la--ar the
famous chief OF the s14ef Of C4--an-
"a We're executed
Il = confirmed. ITO. ina. General
Ca2dld0 A-u,la-. s8n-zn-iav Of Car
-a1za and Manuel NJ Daegaez last
their lives n i dEh- II me state of
Vera Cruz N which General AIbs--o
Salinas. nephew CT Ca1,~a1za- com
nander Of the aviation school. was
wounded and captured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Sen. Lodge Chosen
Temporary Chairman
Chicago Convention

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Platform as Framed By Cen
sentative" Group Not 10 Liz
ing of RadicaIs-Convention
Acting As Committee of
Whole To Wrangie Over
Wording Today

New YORK May Ip-Shour4ng far
me radicalisn If German. French,
Italian and Russian Socialism. The
Illinois delegation 70 me convention
of me Socialist party Of America to
day launched d concerted a-tac,k IN
conservative leaders and -hai-
platform demands Tor popclLr al
nin1sEa-lon Of private properly Tor
the benefit Of al.
Following he introduction Of a
declaration OF principles" and party
platturrn drafted under me lender
snip If Morris ElIlqui-. the fighting
minority rom Chicago ed -aclr
stairs REPRESENTATIVE into v,4E
Try develop INTO d party warfare Of
threatening aspect i wass stated TO-
nigh
}. Louis EngdaaL Samuel Il E5ol-
land and William ?. A-1se al II
Chicago, and the lasr Two under sen-
-s-ncas for violation Of ne wartime
Espionage Act capJ2lne1 The radical
clement S troops to-day. When me
E2LuuiI platform WIS submitted
win ne motion Jha- i De adopted.
Holland gained the aour aElE IL
null of wavlng hands anu shouts.
! dent Ike TINS Platform ~ AL.
ne c-1e6 II contains nothing bu1
NICE phrases. We have had nc OBJ
por'r11i1y % consider l. Y, Hi
gu-I has -he audacl-y % move IL
adoption. What az they irving l.
GO. throw ., down cur t1raA-s mi
aLlquI sharply a-Ga4gaed "a
ras7-ng Of suspicion by une Delegation
upon another without concrete cause
As ~ acI of obsI-aCICrlsls instead
f radicals. - said ne delegatas
would ma me platform submitted
worthy II cIuss attention. although
certain beloved phrases are missing
from i"
The convention finally Eatel m no
ION BY Municipal Cour- Justice ia
cob Paakan If View York wa4ch ILL
qu.1 declared acceptable. . consT2-
cIta Itself d committee # 1T war.a
. consider ne platform tomorrow
morning. Tins Vas carried 1v 1 vote
q & 70 u.
Before adjournment for tle day
ne convention sat leE- -hursdzr
afternoon 4ar rht- nomination of can
dida1as for President and v1ce
President, Eugene < -'eaa. 1cw
serving Ten years tor violation of l1l
Espionage laws. already aas been
proclaimed as the pa-,Es probable
candidate for President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Abandon Plan for
Retail Sales Tax
as Soldier Income

Washington. Mav 10.-RepubIica7
members II the House ways and means
committee agreed coaRy 70 hr1aE n q
substitute @1r he soldier bonus bill with
ne proposal f1r ! one PEI cent AK on
sales eliminated Is i means n raising
the necessary funds Other Tx pro-
Visions II ne hill would az extanded
ever three Years under the agreement
Under ne new 0iII compensation for
nome sf.rvIce IS reduced 1-1r 81 - 70 81
for each day Of service. while payments
for foreign service -erraAr =. IS a CIV
Payments would Dc made 5ar SERVICE
from A3r-l 6. 1!q- a Julv I -glR, under
ne new bil instead Of ram April i.
1871. u Jaaua-v l. III. as under ne
pending measure.
Payment Of ne cash bonus would be-
gin April l 1gsr. and ne continued IN .
quarterly instruments The four on
Ions ear -he cash 5Unas. home ar farm
AID. pRid-up insurance anu tuition far
education. would have a 81 per cen-- in
crease IN value over the cash hBuns IN
der ne substitute measure instead II
being determined m basis 81 SD Z da,-
for each dSv af service
The plan Of reclamation n and - -
70 provide farms Was changed n he
substitute hill to eliminated The Slaae
loan and also 70 reduce the aulhur:za-
-lUn sar carving aut ne scheme A-ura
s-sii,o. ~ .9aa - E22e gsl3.jd'a The Republic
cans estimated --lat a2pruxirna; ely S40a
n1a-a9 n me cast Of he urlEsna! meas
urs mas bean eliminated and that the
-arnoieIe.d bill would can fur 4 totas
expenditure u & ~ enasB Taxes levied
by me bill wuuld become effective nexr
December and would inclEde the IN
crease On inCarnes. tobzcco and -eal es-
tate sales and 4 new levy on stock ana
grain exchange transactions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Plan Vote on Knox
Peace Resolution
Friday I'm Senate

II 1snIngtun. May 10,--A vote by
Thursday or Friday on the resolution
10 end the STATE If wa VITA Ger
many and Austria was the ann Of
Senate lenders n arranging today for
calling NJ me resolution tomorrow
morning. The Republicans plan 70
keep il continually before The Senate
until ne vote IS 7aached and leaders
Of both parties said little discussion
was anticipated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
DANIELS HITS BACK

s..---.r. May 11.-Sec-eIaI-y
-s -7l1e4 l vigorous counter
--s.-a ..-a-asr Raar Admiral Sims
.,~ 7.s- ne appeared before tae
-.-,. -v-.--- cl1--- committee u
..rs, ..4-=ss made by the officer
III a- Nav Department con-
a. IL ae VIZ
-~e---z criticism u admiral
m. a7,el Mr. Daniels most Of
Il. 80 Rad 1 carefully pre-
-a.. -nerg Els attack came
r.ae4 70 MS answers 70 the
IL Mares Il failure and lack Of
a-1----4n and Ne unspaE1ng3y ar
"a. ra@l lie A1rn.~a. 1or PRO British
.sr2era les" VIOLATION q 1ava.
a.-l.a--a4s no cr9lcls1n Of the
f-saer1a-E ana successful eff
-g-s IL 1-s 1all0w officers.
= 4~ us he dealt today with Aa-
-r.--- n. tlE~-as Laa- delay by
FL. apartment Iad prolonged re
VIZ .~oea=ss4z'tI~. Secretary Daniels
----e-5 -lt Navy wa- record stood
--a4.ae4 -o4av ard 1ar ii time re-
---r. ass .;~lclsEn from within or
~. -a-
liz american Nays pa--
The -~-- var" Ae SAID. there ara
.- .---- g-s.-5fn77S ~ f1rTr-p oy- : y1r.9at3
mos sar1pus charges made bv
mira rs l7a virhout foundation
NJ -7- 1t1s',S IRA gngusIl1ied. [ pom
IS assumption ii what he calls ar
~.'7 4al --na.. t1unda-1an Of facts.
N. sims mas erected = towering
-'-3H-a--- 2 XII ss-eraclon and MS
-.rs-e-.. 2t4--u-'
a- Daniels sa5a It mad al-avs rp-
--~ls.. l- 42nI,'al's desire for
-sr lqnur=' rs -To--a 1f glitter
Continued an Page Col. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Sen. SpinrrrTe Located

Bangor. Me., May -e-The new
tour-nasred schooner Spind-let.
which sailed from Mactlas April L
fur Halifax. 10 load for the United
Kingdom and has been missing ever
since. has bean heard from, 4 tale
gram received IN Machias to-day 70
porting t1at she was blown 100 miles
south Of Bermuda where she was
spoken by a steamer which brought
letters from her master % an
American port The schooner was
making for a West Indian pnI't- she
Is commanded by Captain john
Mitchell and carried 4 crew Of Ma
chias men who shipped only for the
run 70 Halifax.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
SORRY HE RECOMMENDED

The 1act thar not one life vas LOST
y, 4--a7s,,o,--7,,,- - ---.-,,- : rD.,-
- -iosA u liz GILL
cislns heard by The COMMITTEE M
Daniels declared. and added r-u- raC
ne .alz,ov-, 4s,,-v .-7.,,-..t,r,s.,s ..,,,.,-,.-
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recommended sims II Congress 19r
life commission IS i ful admiral.
R=@ar-97r N -ba Sing g.,,,.r., -t,,-
3d.,
pa-1nent pfoidnsed me WitT -oar
months and cost son Gao lives an
neresss-1fr Mr. -s7sels .fs.,.ss ,-s.s7 4,s
,5 -,,,.,s A - .z--s-.,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
BUYING LIQUOR
FOR DRY AGENTS
RULED LAWFUL

Boston. Nay 1T. :. Commissioners
Ea-es today -uled 1aaI when a pe-sun
s -nuurnd by : pronlbIliun a-en: % ouv
liqucr Tor nm anu does not himself
profit by the t-ansaclnn- he does 40.
vlniage me prohibition Avs
The rultng came N dispensing af the
case u Mar-;s Ea7enbuirn, a Lawrence
Tx. driver VINO was arrested TWO weeks
ag9 af-e- four prohibition agents had
induced hirn 70 Obtain liquor fur hem
The man was discharged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Stop Govt. Money
Aid to Exporters

Washington MAY LIT lA4a1lCitAA
AID for exporters was Withdrawn by
the government today Al the re-
quest of Secretary Houston the War
Finance Corporation suspended FIR
Their advances 10 AID IN shipments
abroad except such as alreAdy have
been authorized.
MI. Houston SAID thar IL more loans
were made by the War Finance Cor
rorzrion the government would again
have ID enter the borrowing field.
This. he SAID. did not seem advisable
under existing circumstances.
The corporation has loaned the an
tire amount OF its capital stock 5000
600. 900, as well as IRIS surplus A con-
tauuariun Of loans, Mr. Houston sand
would compel a new Issue of War
Finance Corporation bonds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Christian Scientist
Fined $1,000 for
Death of Daughter

Newark \ J.. May -h.-Aadrew
Walker. a Christian Scientist con-
slaughter IL connection win me
death from dIphtheria of MS nine
wear old daughter. Dorothy. today
was fined $1,000 by Judge Ea.-y Y.
Osborne
The child died May 4, 1919. Walker
failed 70 summon a regular physician.
bur had the child t--eare1 by three
Christian Science practitioners.
Walkers counsel announced ne vii
appsal the case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

Uncle Sam on Inter
Allied Commissions
Superv san Of Ee--rarv's F.lfTllrrert
o. Disarmament Clauses Of Treaty
seI7g Closely Watched Despite
A3sence American Representation


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: - '','''' L. = 1n lie ln'7t
4--lea control commissioners % supervise
he taIfl1nert bv GERMANY # -.la DIS
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-11z American 17n- n vs+w Of NE
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"A-Ia : 70 -oT'n al important stn.t->'E
ar -ae spa conference M =. s sun
-,,g-,ve..1 f,..,,a. ~ -,,t7,,-s
- ---1 - * - -i'-'-
~4-1sli lance WIN ne disA---na-1le1is pro
VISIONS Attracting attention ht-re IS ne
----- AZ % 't-dISF German 1-l--lAt~E 81
4Ss-.'-NtS- A-tauGEa pledged o reduce
-.tf = E~-ar army ~ ~h.1'a sE april II.
-9-n ana 10 4s'-te ny dliE Il, ne reg
2"@ar1lns 10 VIVA Is "'ga-1ed - ccn-
Ser ---FS esl-iia---'-.
he STATE conslaou-a;'v II 7a-.ha q
-''' 't' -2G Approximately @",2ta home
rs A.H- it--a;-'9t'd IS violation Of
ne .---4-g 1r7NlslFns t1raiuul-g a-lE -
at''Ve or s.e;@i armed -orces- The ze--
H-s- ''iA-fn max -l1esst -aI'ces "a nt-ces-
Sli'F az man ,t-'1illce IF Internal art"r
; considered -itT@ a. -s1lteG by tAe
-. ..,-= ~ L10S- 1a--@S o rDDe VIII ne
;''s''t'1lI RAJ upTlslnEs-
IL 5 -at'ls'1> 55r3ua-nt- t-lHt deinooh-
q --on o. -hesa reserves Will ne pro-
-of7'A "- t5t'-''lii-lE as q bargain Iur lie
et''1'l7lea maintenance " 81 regular ar
''-S II -'f'-'tN A-'e. july ~
-aiI2u151 . compliance win t.4r r''aa-
- e-ff- >5ti--1a--1 general stan dsftnEiblT
ms ott'1 aoolS''ea. T''i'oris he'Te &2T ne
nucleus 81 q general STAT continues ~
's nA.il';1-Il"s'- --l certain cases. I Is
= s''7,-r1- genera stat 2Ttle@''s ara can-
IN LINZ as "lTi4tA-ls az ne tnrE-lE1 0rHcs
- pursue ;--e-r previous stat duties
- tae -.irs anu aEnnun 1tlon Germany
1E''t-d l9 4t'st''7y by Marct 4" I'D,
Il 3 esf-inil;t+a maj ID 10 Jaula--'' .
- ABOUT ''ie-'3 -.it-= '',s u he amount
Aad J''A1 --spos+.a d
- -aH IS s k1dw1 her secrets n
ne I1afLi- ll-tctar@ Of Eas and other nnu-
H-f-ons- winch Germany a=-reed n dis
close . ne A-les ost7-'e April II. have
moi Fel 5e+n d-Eallged.
-A-t-cil-F e-a-.sf-s reported as complete
; compiled Win -nc!uce: Adoption If
new Taoies NJ organization, non-Ena-u-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Court Forbids Sale
Ex-German Liners

Washington May 1e-The shipping
board. under a decree signed today
by Justice Bailey II the district SUI
prarne court, Is peypetually en5oined
from sailing the - former German
liners saized when the United States
entered the wa- An appeal in the
case by the board was noted some
time ago.
Todag's decree resulted fr1rn a suit
for an injunction brought by W r
Hearst in has capacity as LAX payer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

Washington. May 11-A-1orney
General Palmer was attacked and de-
Tended n The House Today during
consideration Of The sundry civil bill
carrying al appro pr1aGon Of TWO
million dollars tor the Department Of
Juszce.
representative Mac Crata. Repub-
lIca1. New YORK. SAID laa1 no rad
ica3 lender II his generation mad
done more ID unseI-le me nerves Of
the American people Than me Ar.ar-
nev General"
''Ee has not convicted any profit
ears" me New York member char-g-
Cd but ne his been I=l1-ng pe9pIe
how 70 COOK chuck roast ana make
i taste Ike slriol1 sIeak II The
Department II Justice IS - oe con-
verted uIo 4 department Of house
hold economics I should be put n
charge Of enc af rAe Millions al
American women now trying 70
change pas pants Ia10 SINS pants.
w1lle the Attorney General s AT
tempting d make preslCenI1al gar
nenGs or Of the official clothes he
= wearing
Representative Acha Gown. Demo
graf, Oklahoma declared mai when
me reds mad attempted To kill Nj
Palmer i was mt right far Congress
To law GOVT on him"
a hr-Ie more heap a1d d ET-ie
Jess criticism w1Ild enable The A.
torrlev General . reduce me high
cost If living" ne added.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Louisiana Action
on Woman Suffrage
to Come Next Week

Baton Rouge Ii. May 1e-F5n2l
action On woman suffrage Legislation
VIII not be taken by the Louisiana
Legislature before mex. week. SuT-
raEe leaders decided Just before rne
general assembly convned today nor
20 introduce the ratification measure
until next Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Filler Smith Again
Breaks Altitude
Record Carrying Three

E Centre { Il. May M.-Laptaln Lew
I'll Il Smith, commanding officer Of
E';1-y-ear Field here. brake whas is said
~ he the world al-tude record tor an
air-plAne carrying pilot and three pas
sensers to-day when he assembled Is,lt,s
feel The air1iHae was in the air tvo
hours and 1u-Iy minutes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Untitled Orders
of [. S. Steel Are
Largest Since 1917

New York. May 1p-The United
States Steel Corporation announced
today thar untitled orders for the
month ending April 80 totaIled 70 ?as. =
"a tons. a gain If 64h ST. tons uvar
The previous month.
The total untitled orders was
brought up - the highest point
since August. 1877, when rhe untitled
tonnage was slightly more than 10
4t,a. aaa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
2a1eFor1 Ccreor Camaqed

-'as-o''s May 1o.-Forey bales Of
-.', asluated' TO be worth SIS. BOD
'a1 n the big cotton house
a1pefal Manufacturing Com
L-ncain street. were badly
% a' IRE yesterday The fire
s"l JET been extanguisheG-
water being poured on The
'.s -orenoun. II is believed by
.l@a max i viii be possible %
~ 4 Oar. Of The cotton. The
no IRE IS not known. but il
"Fs4 he blaze had been
ll';-ns altar Il had been IN
an i treic.r some days ago.
-grered by Insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
No-1 -akes Still Icernunu

q ne large lakes II the
-,.."-7 section Of The State are still
'1-2-. aUt i IS reported that
-' -4vorabie for their opening
-g-- me The Maine Central
department continues ID
rnEiuerable number Of in
r. @ The probable opening Of
ss.f nd al applicants are kept
'.siel Is % fishing conditions.
.s'@.s .'eD0r- thH1 they are hav--
-i@ Inquiries relative 10 the
LIZ sa15or and Il IS believed that
e. c1ue - the State for this
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