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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

hlaHsl1 tarlhqsake .bess~ were
f~lt Ia re lnfrFieF 20 as tanery
isietsi. Nenast. afsVr1inx te his
fsfehr, freia tas t'almas t,rsat
ss~ttfss eere epeuva lp the eefih.
froia ahisb r,iann. ~ su,ekr are y.
sslpr A teiss6ie sruplien {. fs1get
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

washingron.-Arres IN ihe nr-'oa-
wide radical raid FRIDAY aud Safur-
day exceeied t5sl Il WIS - innsfd
az the department % justice Nnre
than half 81 this number r-lsla,y
win BE- held Tor deportation
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

Enc~on Aria -ElisS > clark Of
Prescott. former attorney general ct
ihc TERRITORY % Arisoaa. has an.
ucupcvi his candidacy for the United
states senate "a Succeei Marcus A.
smith Democrat
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

Chicago Mine. Amelite " calii.
Curl Dofsd soprano ~ the chienxr
Opera company. On Monday won a
divorce from Luixi &. curgi after =
short bearing before Judge Mcpcuaid
% superior court
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

warrru. Onto Charles n klstler.
former city trra~urer. pleaded guilty.
20 thg charge ~ rfnbszriins Saooso ~
the sify's funds. when arraigned sat.
ur,fay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
REPUBLICANS IN FORCE
Special % keaneoec Jounal.y

Bangor. MAJ. 24.-TwentT-
i've hundred or more delegates
are expected 70 be present
when the Maine State ReDubii-
can convention opens today In
this CITY. Tie greater part Of
1400 regular delegates TO the
convention had gathered here
tonight. In addition there are
many auxiliary delegates rep
resenLng the prospective
women voters Of the state. who
viii ATTEND the convention by
invitation Of the STATE commit
tee as spectators.
Congressman Ira G. Hersey
G Houiron viii preside and
Senator James E. Watson OF
Indiana vii deliver the key
note speech.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
l. N. ". MOVE
To Create Dissention
In Ranks Legion
Charged That Former Service Men
Discantentea by Failure Congress
% Provide Relief Are Being En-.
ticea into Ranks Of Radical Or
9anIEafson

Washington. March S.-aepressn-a-
-o1ay 70 ths louise ways and mems
committee 4 revised Optional pia1 for
snidle- -elisf. charged thAt ag.-alnrs
were C-lng 10 recruit INTO the Z n. "
turner se-vice men VINO were discun-
tented because Of -hs failure 81 can
g-ess ID provide ala
J. z Holden. ad:utanr Of the titan
legion. testified thar organized prppz-
ganda 20 disc-e1ii1 government AID and
undermine Ihs American Legion was
being disseminated 1y The : II. ".
throughout the coGnt---. While surre
soldiers mad hean misled INTO 31irlog
that organization, the -ank ana Ele. ha
sald. STOOD frn against sucn Influences
Urging immediate relief. J. z. So
raaEaTn Of Nevada. : -neyrpe- u me
executive committee Of The Legion. de-
c,a-ed that was -'se-elhEnE unrest aInon-
former service men and women VINO felt
they had nor RECEIVED : SQUARE deal.
THE are cnadng Win unrest and be-
leve Congress should lake sonns action
fpr their relief ne said.
Holden -oId me COMMITTEES that wni,e
partially Disabled ana n hospitals AZ
--acrive voung women gave him :. "
". literature winch said the governs
Iuenr had protected -uurlrion WORKERS
war contractors and others from g-ea,
lusses but aad done nothing for former
sss-vlce man. These pamphlets urged
sx-ss--vice men % gula -he :. " "
In chicago the / " " CLAIMS r
have n pe- cent. 81 ne s=-vice men u
-hA1 locality 4 the1r organization Il.
said- In the Z tah mining caInps he
: ". " 0u11urnpe- me former service
men SIX 70 me. and ara making igor.
uIs egor-s u w.pe out :egiun organ
nations"
Alv beneficial legislation tu~ fo--ne,
SERVICE rnen should lnu.ude ht3rs oi
thuse VINO died or we<ie killed. Declared
Mrs Herman L. 8i-ey u Philaoei-
phla. representing lAt var Zno-hers q
America
'olr -rsr 1ur-- snouia " a the -
the wounded. sne added
Eilbe,- t7tt--ran 3f Cincinnati asse,-,
-d -t1a1 less -han half u hose =rr.tl>l
10 he $50 discharge bonus md appiiet
eur l. ana lhz1 the leg4ou educauu2a
plan wauId prevent squande-tng ~ 3
casa payment.
-2ep-esen tErive GalIiran. Democrat
Massachusetts. supporting the propase[
relief plan. declared soldiers had -.
-u-ahd rom Trance % ind an orgy y.
reckless spending. anu IS 3 result fe,r
hey had -eeelved a ''-aw deal ne
adequate compensation las been made
70 then le sand. ana he Only az.
ample II ms government s-ar.tud.
was the So Up they -aceIved whe1 as.
charged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
A,44,W6 Names
Collection Taxes
Income Excess Profits

washington. March 24-InCoYne and
excess profits taxes agg-eEa-:ug ssBs.
$50 ~ were paid as the first install
nen1 Of the nation $ lax bill fur 1913.
While T.lese figures do not repre-
sent an a-aC- une-fuurTn IF the taxes
for sAsi year. they indicate coIiac-
non for me entire year If appruNi-
nRieIy 81. 5E,e us 600. treasury officials
SAID tonight The first Iustalmznr
more than Offsets standing treasury
cert 7ficates indebtedness. issued II
anticipation 81 -he payment ani
leaves TIE treasury q a position 10
continue It's financial program out
lined seye-al months aga.
Collections fur the first period If
-91S were approximately s1-.s'a tste.gJ4
the reduction TINS wear being due o
t,le lDwer1nE OF me normal lnculae
LAX rate The Second district Of New
: 1r-t. COMPRISING CaP hear If the I'm
aue3al sSeC-1un held rs pface IN vieid-
me the greatest amount Of revenue
of all collection districts: as II has
for many Years. It's total No. HA.-
ssIs.sss
Collections included Conn STIR
IL Name =. 40 as. Mass. $50 So
So: New Hampshire s.. - gs4- New
York g., :. So. &C.; Rhode Island d1,-
--i.777-+s. Vermont g. -4s,-14
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
No Special Session
Connecticut SOlOns
to Consider Suffrage

Hartford. Conn Mar. a4-Eurer-
nor Marcus L Eolcarnh republican
n a statement tonight refused %
cal q special session IF ne Counec-
Cc1T general assembly TO ac- on The
federal suffrage amendment. The
republican convention ~ Almost I'M
anImuus vute n New Haven this al
Le.r1opn called I'D on Itl1 governor
10 call d speclal session 80 that i
might be passi bic Tor Connecticut 20
be the thirty SIKH sfaIe II ratEfT the
SUFFRAGE amendment
= nave read the -ess,iut.oTl PASSED
codav by ne Republican stale on
venr1un. ! do NOT Sae how that
changes the situation Ur assists 10
create the special emergency which
authorizes tae governor to call a
special session.
The state constitution places rne
r'aspansibiiiir upon the governor.
snail nur sniff II 10 the delegates 70
the Republican state convention.
again decline ID call a spscia. session.
The adoption by IS states Of 1hs
federal suffrage amendment viii
caange UI1r constitution. buI until Il
Il changed my oath Of office requires
ne TO support il n its unaltered form.
II Connecticut should De one If
ne GS states II adopt the suffrage
amendment. and thereby change our
constitution without rtle conCur-,;ns
vote of ne electors af the state. il
would BE- contrary 70 The provisions
N our constitution
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25

Bangor has : reputation % sustain
as hostess and she Is equal % the
emergency. There's a reason why
people ike Bangor as a convention
city, and some of The delegates like
| i 50 wei they arrived Monday night:
others got along Tuesday night anu
tonight. while all have ny No means
arrived there are enough 10 warrant
the conclusion that tomorrow viii
see one Of the biggest and mus- an
tsuslasr1c State conventions ever
aein.
ana the candidate g lust as
pleased 10 meet everybody as ne usad
% ne ana II some instances there is
noticeable smarrness of attire and
a very recent haircut.&ne prize Of
tered for q correct g1ess as 70 the
cause In TACT there isn't an asplr-
ant for ONCE discovered % date bu1
g-ves the impression that ne always
wipes ms feet before entering the
house anu several instances are re-
ported Of men giving up MOTEL ac-
Communications FOR the benefit of the
LADIES' and seeking sleep on me dow
NJ cot;
Provide for kennsoee Delegates
Speaking Of cots. the army var1e-v
ana Others. they VIII De snug haroor
for many a man this night. under
the supervision Of Major Harry NJ.
smith. the general chairman Of the
dornltur,es committee Two hun
dred cots have been set Up On the
TWO TOP floors af the Chamber of
Commerce headquarters for use Of
The Rennenec men.
s. O. s signals met with prurnnr
response Major " C Goodwin Of
the Stare ad5uranr generals ONCE
came promptly with 500 cots and
1000 blankets; also the Pullman
company responded by setting four
cars On a side rack and keen,nE
them open for accommodation Of the
delegates and visitors
Women in Evidence
HepuUitcaIHm IS wearing It's head
gear jRunrly and there IS a feather
stuck n Il Il wasn't 20 pc expected
that with every neiEnburhood as
sembiage Of women discussing WAYS
and Means of voting and with Like
dnood Of having soon 10 exercise
thai responsibility an opportunity
like TINS State convention 70 get
waTwlse would be altogether neg
lecfed. or that such Of the ladies' as
might De anie 20 attend would do so
n any deprecatory sur- If fashion
" On the idea that this IS mans
time anu that Z allowed 70 be nres-
emf = would be required Of their
mouest- 10 SIT quietly IN the hack
row
And By the way there wouldn't BE-
room on that hack row for the ladies'
this rear So. as Ia right and deco-
rous. they are 70 have seats right I'D
where they may be able u see the
wheels so round. Nor are they over
looking the flavor Of the night be-
fore Among rh0se having rooms
where the ladies may meet Is Mrs
Guy P. Gannefs. Sfafe committee
woman o6 Kennebec county. who has
suite az the Bangor House
chw6dasses IN Requisites Success
There's no getting away trum the
fact that the underurrenf OF conf
dence In Republican success this
1year in Strung. The prpnguncsd and
tcsntinusd n P1Qe- -cA. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
WOMEN attend
In Increasing \ u m
bers Farmers Week
In Session 1t University Of Maine
Maine lioistein Breeders Session
in Forenosn-4ee Men -uid For-t,
in Aftsrnonn - paoers Read al
cSnfesuncs

University III Nine. Oronn. Aa.!. a
mornings trolley cars
from Bangor brought another large
addition 70 the attendance o. Far
me-s' Week II the College OF AgC-
culture. The number IF women pres
aut al the lecture course exceeds thar
OF any previous years. Il was found
necessary IN the Home Economics
lectures Wednesday forenoon 70
bring N extra chairs and IL some
cases adjournment IND 70 be made
I'd larger lecture ROOMS In me fore
noon one Of ne leading features n
the Agricultural section was Inc
Farm CrEaniEerS' conference
Late n the forenoon me annual
meeting Of The Maine Association
If Agricultural Students was aelu-
Wednesday afternoon the beekessp-
ers held their annual session and
which continued into he evening
with a nnney social. ~ which real
honey was served 10 al visitors
The Maine Holste,n breeders SEES
sion had a prominent Fart IN the
forenoon program.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25

and Forestry Departments the
enactment OF the Mn,s,ers' Asu
Law whereby the state snail
hereafter stand as guardian %
fzthersess or dependent c1ilr-
-1opd.
The position of the PARTY On
prohibition YVES re- affirmed:
bonus Of 500 TO the men and
~omen Of Maine VINO were IN
the active service Of the war is
favored alsp the adoption Of the
constitutional amendment au-
rnorrxins . state income tax;
the position ~ the party IN re
5ard 70 the water powers Of
Maine was -e-aifirned; labor is
commended for n patriotism
exnibitea curing the war anc for
<espins aiouf from radieaiism
ara class struggles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
ONLY ONE MORE
aJa Needed to Ratify
Equal Suffrage
Jnnn Susan a Anthony Amend
-s-. % Constitution - Delaware
= Vote Soon

susan z. Anthony amendment
* 1UsI.JlIlon OF the 1lted
lies 0-3v1ding fnr eIual suffrage
-s ls Endorsement Of bur one
.-o-r SIZE before II viii become eff
c-.v- ---ougn proclamation from
a-e.!dant declaring Il adopted
t. la,- VI me Constitution lib
~z.:... liz Women Of Maine and 9TH
Z --.4s .-o,n that constitutional
zss-t,c4tsor Of ''paupers. persons
---s- guardianship and Indians not
-e-4 m oy inference al least 70
4.a mem 70 be born equally
~ III Independent and 10 be pos
sssez g. ,e--ain natural. Inherent
II 1-lla,abie lights among which
-1z pursuit. and Lns obtaining Of
--Iy:l.re.z
u. -ae amendment adopted anu
nh M organizations Of both the
1-::.-.I41 parties of this State open
= WA, -heir doors 10 welcome the
70-1f, . -aeir councils II ls appar-
= -t some method must be
-l-7-t-4 rne-aDv all who 50 desire
1lr-. oassibie-naye al. nppor-
--:-.v 4 ret heir first real expert
a--e : vo,.ns at the primary elec-
hprv amendment Is 11ef
IL point. !: reacs as follows:
~c.1t u citizens of the United
LIES vote snail not be denied or
--t- ~ me ulted States ur ny
cl,e on account Of sex.
- 1~1rIsiun Of the Constitution
state which bears upon the
r. lions Of voters reads in sub
z1a
naie citizen Of The United
s-:"f = me age Of uwenry-one
'-r -nc upwards. excepting pan
-a'r ot-sons under guardianship
- --.a1s mt taxed. having MS
'sa'-a2sa sta triished IN the state Ton
III II three months next pre-
eC.u- nv election. shall be an cleo
The statutory provlEipn az
ratification Of voters also
n,..l:.s he word male
@ha. 1s- ur not the final anupnon
sCr-aEe amendment autnfna1-
Continued on Paos -Cet. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
THE NIGHT BEFORE
fSpecial q Renneoer yuuranl.l

tGp----~- IL AS-AIlts-'c'I sbAI
Bangor, Me-, March "a
Those VINO have chung 10 their
faith N the get-Jogether-and-
laIk-iU-over spirit Of the night
before the convention are IN nc
way disappointed. Judging
from what one finds around
Republican headquarters To-
night.
The old time hustle IS IN the
hotel corridors. the inspiration
Of handsnaking and tobacco
smoke have not gone out with
the coming N of the new order
OF things. though OUT of defer
ence 70 the proximity Of the Ia
dies the smoking may be said
to be not quite 50 enthusiastic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
TESTIMONY And LETTER CAPT,
LANINe FAIL TO AGREE ON NAVY
DEPTS. CONDITION N 1917
CHAOS IN NAVY

wns-,rE.nn. Mar. c4.-Not only
ne navy department without a
.,,u-enens7re plan for naval paEri-
-,s.iar n q war when the United
s.,-es severed relations with Ger
~-ur ~, Secretary Danieis- disap-
,-pred ne general plan drawn up by
-cs bureau Of operations and SUBJ
-r-sd = March 1917 Captain Har-s
rzr1n-. 1orner chief of naval opera
.,ors -uld the senate Investigating
scz-rirte., Today
As ne -esuit II TINS alleged lack Of
r-ela-a-.un me witness said the
na7-r l.raar--rnenr virtually was IN q
r-r,t y ..laos the day the United
s.ats -s-c-ar'ed war
-s'e~so12i characteristics" of Sec
-r.,..- D-neIs often made If possible
n g-rL-r approval Of important plans
II aa.I@es Captain Laning asserted
% -t,e oe-soral interest taken by him
> -r1rnr aHaIrs occupied SO much
-y--e -a2r ne never had much iefy
r Eve Is tcr really important pro-
-.enz
722-a.1 --auIng testified that AZ the
rs war Was declared here was a
-. z.tl-ent reserve uf l. inch shell.
-e-Tl ne magazines of the dread-
r,ur.-.s ana that the BUREAU Of ord
ancs 1l-4 20 obtain the AID If rhs
-.-ezl ii operations 10 bring tbs
--zc.c- rn1Ae Secrefary's attention
.--,-tss,valv enough 10 ger authority
L =. conr-aC-s.
r Z memorandum Admiral Benson
-zrt ~ec-N-arv Daniels the admum.
~ ~:laT without shells for the
-l,-s 1AJ-lesnips are worthless and
l.. a.y not only cannot defend
a=nse.ras ouI cannot dE:lt 70 save
Continued on Page Scoi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
LITTER SAYS O.

washington, D G, March - -
ANG Captain Harris Lzning, for
mT aanstznr chief Of NAVIGATION.
had rnid the senate committee IN
vesftsating the Stms-Daniels row
today tha1 the navy had been with
ouf comprehensive plan for the
war ana that chaos virtually exist
eds ez1atnr TlmmeII. democrat, of
Florida confrnrted the captain with
lsraer he had written to Admiral
Slime On August 18th 1913. SAYING
he was mot convinced" that the
bureau Of operations Rad erred IN
its general plans" and szynE also
that had some Of Sims recruitment
dariuns been adopted. they would
nAve been disastrous.
Senator Tranmell commended that
LanIngs letter was a cumpiefe con-
-adict1nn Of some Of Sims charges
and also some Of the charges IN
LanIngs statement today. but the
captain commended his letter refer
red % a period n the war later
than tina, involved N the charges by
Admiral Sims.
Z am not convinced" wrote Cap
TAIN 1aninE N the letter read by
Senator T-ammeIl. that operations
ms erred IN its general plans Or
that my office (navigauon} has
erred IN CARRYING ont It's mission IN
der them. The problem as i seems
10 rs was not 10 deliver a pUry anu
futile blow al the start but 70 build
for the blows that IN -he end must
crush the enemy. To have wasted
our strength 70 strike quickly when
hat strength was moi sufficient u
Continued an Page A-Coi. ?,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25

Of Presidential Candi-
dates to Be ProbeC

labor Weekly Prepares Question
naire 70 Be Answered by Asrir-
arts IN 5orh Parties - Reported
large Sums Available for Some
Candidates
Washington. March ..-Aaufhn- aues-
tinunaire cur presidential aspirauts, this
tine relating 70 campaign expenditures
was made to-day ny L-2pn-. Z weakly
paper published by the railroad organ
ixatipas-
Reports that some canduda-Rs were
spending large sums were gwen IS the
REASONS for submission at The question
naire. which was IN -hs form u 4 ltr-
ter % . dozen Democrats anu Republi-
cans mentioned fur the numInaIipn-
Pointing ont taar the President Is en-
trusted by me constitution with the ap-
pDintnsa1 OF tne federal judiciary and
that ne IS becoming mure and nure
influential N sf,zpinr Legislation. tbs
letter declared that the g-zv1ty af
cnzrges cGnreyning improper eSpsnaR.
tz1res could NOT be exaggerated. APP
pxrenriy theFe is NJ adequate provision
IN the law" the letter continued TO
safeguard TING selection OF delegates 70
national parry conventions. Candidates
enr tho presidency and their friends
fcsntinued on Ps1e -cci. ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
Wood Leading
by Over 1000 IN
6. Dakota Primary

Giurx Fails 3 D. March d.-AnulIlul-
al returns from -rrai Districts. couples
with almost complete figures from ttls
cities rom yesterdays pr-mary eisec-
ton. showed that WOOD had .-.lH. Low
t5en saB. and johnson I.Z1. II the race
tur Endorsement as the Republican can
dsdxse for the presidential nomination.
The returns were from LIS of Inc tn
,-ecinc.s IN - of the g counties FIVE
AZ the seven counties ret 10 report are
ispisted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
English Govt.
Refuses Further
Farley with Miners

London March "a strike Of the
miners Is Regarded tonight as al
must inevitable as Premier LLOYD
George has declined 70 nesut:ale
further VIII the miners federation
The miners conference is expected
20 order a ballot tomorrow which
will -ake until Easier. ana then a
week notice must ne gwen before
ing strike can B-grn. The govern
merits dffer OF twenty percent is
roughly. two thirds ofthe miners
demand. There Is talk tonight NJ
the possibility Of the t-Sple alliance.
which includes the transport work
ars and railway mel- taking a hand
n the dispute. The miners haxe
very little sympathy from either the
press or the public
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
MAINES GRAND old PARTY FOLLOWERS
IN CONVENTION TODAY AT QUEEN CITY
FAIR SEX TO TAKE CONSPICUOUS PART
Notobles
at Bangor
Convention

GONG. Ira G. Jersey II
-oui:on AT top. VINO will pre-
SIDE over 1onvenrion-MHS. GUY
>. GANNETT of Augusta in
csnte-'. chairman Of Numans
ADVISORY Snar1 Of Republican
State FRANK
j. lam ar 5utton}. chairman
Republican State COMMITTEE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
{ INSTRUCTED Delegates

The convention VII eiect J. dele
gates ana = 4I1er-na1as u ATTEND ne
National convention ana SIX candi-
da-es for Presidential eiec-ors VII pc
nominated. Names custom of send
5ns uppledged delegates s expected
I'd 1e followed inns year
Supporters u Gen. Wood claimed
the Delegates % be chosen viii favor
Cont nuea on Page Col. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
Outline Platform
Maine Republicans
To Be Adopted Today

Bangor, Marrn "a Sneciai-
AZ 4 mesfina Of the advisory
eom,nittee an resolutions Ar
thur 6. Staples Of Lewiston pre-
siaed ana approved the platform
tire outline of which Is As fol-
Iu~s:
The Republican Party N
Maine re aff1rms rs acherence
20 the Constitution Of the United
States ana 70 the guarantee Of
representative government anu
. civil ana religious liberty
therein contained
With references 70 the Peace
Treaty the COMMITTEES approved
. plank 70 the effect that rf,e
covenant Of the League N Ma
cions a presented by the p-exi-
dent % the Senate disregaraen
the spirit Of the Constitution and
abandoned the traditional and
long established oniicies Of the
United States Il sacrifices Am
erscanism - characterization.
Twice the President. through
his followers in the Senate has
he,n 40 snn prevented rstiHrz-
lions because reservations re
9araing the American rights
and principles were ADOPTED by
. decisive raiorTty % ts1e Ser
alta These reservations protect
"a tho interests ana indepenu-
ence ~ tire United States. They
relieved the country Of the mon
strous obligation irnpnsed ~
Article Ten. winch, would put
American ooss a1c American
-esourcss into every war in the
future regardless Of the Justice
Of the cause which rhey would
DC obligated % iefenu.
We fully and heartily spprove
the refusal Of -:,e Senstc 70 -7ti-
fy this alliance witt, foreign
powers called League NJ Ma
TONS without those reservations
designed - orotec: t1e safety.
sovereignty and Independents uf
the United States WINCH -eceivea
tire uncisicer support ~ the ae-
publican Se,ste.
We are erti-eis realty - meet
the ISSUE w'rics1 the President. ns
his uny'eiainq attitude. mas
forced upon t,e country % sub
NIT this quest, on Of League Of
Nations 70 the people FOR t.res-
final decision.
The platform will De opposed
% government ownersnir ara
operation Of raiiroacs: ~riI az
prove vigorous ana determined
eHcrt % reduce federal TAXATION
ara the discharge of useless e,n-
oioyeex; also the -efundEnu Of
the war dent over longer oe-iod
anu the return in rae rirstre- Of
governmental expenditure .
pre-war basis
Among other features Of the
platform IS approval CT the i'm
nseniate establishment AZ a Fed
erai bunnet1 sfro1y plank
fsvor,ng the extension Of good
roads
The platform wiIi favor the
training Of citizer soldiers under
national supsrvisson arc its cpr-
troll. and care. by citizens VINO
are not officers IN the Maeionai
ARMY
The state administration ~
eosnmsnusd for its Sssss ec,n-
amy and the establishment Of
0reat improvements N business
nsethods and tn eonsistsnt
eaurss Of far sisnted Iesisia-
ton.
II fs~ors the establishment Of
= hud9st sys4sm. the eiiusina-
$ion Of craftsmanship from che
Highway nspzresusnt. 81 and
Sasso Fisheries, Fish and Gasns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
General Forecast

General Forecast
There viii ne rain Thursday N the
upper Lake and western lower Lake
-eE,nn. the 0hlp valley, Tennessee
ana the east Gulf states. probably
continuing quite generally On Fri
day anu extending % the Atlantic
rnasI. Storm warnings ara display
al On me Gulf coast from Cedar
KEYS 70 Brownsville
Winds OF Atlantic coasf-Nur-h of
SANDY Look Moderate southeast
and south. fair, Sandy look 70 Hat
rpras. Moderate norrseasI becoming
1-esn by F-day with unsettled
Weather