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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Gompers Says Pledge
of OCOnnor to G. 0. P.
Must Be Personal

Atlantic City. \. J. AuE -P-ea-
dent Samuel Gompers IF the Amer
An Federation n Labor declared 70
dar that the -epor- coming from
Marion. alleging thar T. Y. C'Conno-.
chief Of me Larer1ar5ona, Lungshore-
men Union, had promised aid 10
Senator Harding. evidently was an
-nacCuTacy. unless he was speaking
personally.
@ Conner * val -e-sed n me
sentiments OF the Federation regard
ne pledges Of political supper ne
remarked, and he 5 not clothed
with any Official authority 20 promise
assistance n = political stns@ from
the Federation.
The executive council ~ the Fed
Grafton mis- morning vas occupied
with hearing from va--o1s traces Or
1ur-sd1cEonal appeals one coming
from the metal poiisheTs and tue
other from me Jeweirv workers No
decisions seZe ready % he an
loIncet.
Federation Secretary Frank Nor
-son dig not understand thai there
vas any movement II the executive
council 70 call out the Steel WORKERS
n order 20 force tl1e United StezI
Corporation % change rs t-adit,ona.
1on-Jinlon policy. Re understood -aa-
there was 70 be 4 Federation drive ~,
organize the men n ne stea. n
dus1-y more effectively and ne
woud not be surprised : some action
vas aiken with This Object n view
BY he execlt.Ea council
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Another Wet Try
to Reconsider Dry
Amendment Decision

v -tsI--1Er0n. > IL 1 EFer-s n
Ia re supreme Cour- reconsider
It's dec.s3un Of LINE : sustaining ne
Validity Of he Eighteenth amend
ment anu portions Of the prohibition
enforcement aCr vere made +oGav 3v
some Of the attorneys Who appeared
Il the cases decided Al That TINE. Pc
tlr-urs asking he court 10 -es5ew tae
appeal Of George =. Dempsey Boston
wholesaler. ar-ack.1E The acr were
He'd toda--. w1lic William Z Guthrie
attorney Of New York. has Notified
he ccurt t31at he VIII make Z similar
request n The case Of Christian Fs,g-
enspan. b-ewar Of Newark. =. J.
n asking re-hearng Of tbs Cemp-
So case the ps-.t.o1 alleges thar
re courts coucl ,lslors are ssircor-
sEtent and -epug1anr 70 each orher
anu +72lp2biE INCORRECT and ar-cr
eouc- SUCH -HausstE seldom ara
granted Nv tae court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Teddy's Son to
Campaign in
Maine for Republicans

New FORK. AlE. - 1lorei -5ea-
dore Roosevelt via carnpal n tgr .ae
national Republican rcci;e- fr9rr ,trc
latter par Of .Ne month -1rt.- - ec;.on
Ga. Republican national .l-zaGua-ters
heT= announced tada.- Ee v-II MAKE
--vo 7re3irn.nar-- zddressez. ne n New
ie-se,' and one II It. Lawr-nc@ county.
y. ard wriI men - - calne.
where Re vii make Stvz-sl speeches
prov - to- slec-5or
From Maine -olone! 7oo~sve-t vi.
so = Indiana ana f-orn there q Ka--
lucky where he viIl --aae 4 horse
back t-7D of - Zeas- cuA Week -1r7ura
re mountain -s=.o1E n car- ranv -v-t1
Governor Morrow After tie Rentucky
carpzlgn - VII -a-el -a-ouEa w
t.laliT ever state YEA z me I.sz.5-
Dbl -1vey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

Marion. ., August striking a.
Article x as a menace % Tranquil
relations among American citizens
Senator Earding declared n 4 +-oRT
porch speech today that # ae han
% choose. ne would rather have
industrial and social peace a. home
than command me international
peace II the world.
!. IS folly he SAID. 70 -Alnk q
blending Greek anu Bulgarian. La
an and Slovak, o. making any Of
-len re.olciug.r American. wnen The
and II adoption SITS IN Judgment On
he and 9~cn which he came.
We need n rescue from ne is
.ona-v ana ruthless pursuit Of peace
through super gov errnent. ! 10 cUt
valr Americans Of foreign 1lrth
making -he1r party aIgnnen-s On
what xs mean % DO for some nation
n the Cld World. Cur need Is con-
cora. not -ae aat.pat1Ies Of long n
1er-tzrce
Tie speech was delivered ID Z de-
.eEa-on rom WAYNE COUNT. ono.
vho created the candidate with
cheers ana Interrupted frequently.
with ha1d-clapqing as he delivered
MS ,hu-s-5 II ne League " Nd
--oas and pleaded for ne prCserf a
IONS q -a--oral1r~
n conference with another group
d callers earlier n the daE- t1e NOM
me- declared Ms ssead+as- adhev
a->@e n ne front porch campaign
policy. AID indicated -hac II a.
pecTed o maze 40 speeches away
TOM Marion unr:i Ccrober He de-
cLined an invitation brought ov them
% address The Vest Virginia Re-
publican convention m August ~
ard -pid mem Ne was val satisfied
Win ne progress Of MS program Of
speeches here
I vas said a. MS neaduua--ers
that 1-s position would 7o- suspend
tentative plans under consideration
Tor Speaking t7-n> alter III the am
pa-g1. ana thar some definite de
C.s.un might ~ expected Il LIE con-
Ferezira II Republican -14els rn 81
he'd n New YORK lonar-ow. sen
atu~ Harding viii Dc represented
there and with his news n nina
ne vloie subject IS 20 De carefully,
canvassad.
Besides making his fTonr porch ld-
dress ana receiving me Wes- Viz
GINA delegation. Senator Harding
saw man callers during ne 1av
a nonr them were Mrs. ABBEY Scott
Baker. of me National " oman !
Par VINO asked for ne!p % secure
--at.dca-.un u ne suffrage amend
nen- ana Wayne 3 Wheeler. gen
a-al counsel ~ ne saloon
league who SAID Ne only come 70 pay
4 personal call. Mrs Baker SAID she
vas well pleased with her ak with
ne nominee and lad been promised
definite action coward securing 4
favorable v7re oy The Tennessee .-g-
stature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
TERCENTENARY
President Asks Pilgrim
Observance Dec. q
landing OF Forefathers Saeai i
Especially 30 Commentaries by
Educational institutions. Says Pro-
eiamation. that '-Saiutary ana Pat
rlotie Lessons May Be Drawn

Washington. ALE. 4.-P-ssldect WI
son = proclamation today Suggest
I'd. ana requested" that Dec = De Gel
ebratsd throughout the United States
As the terr=nteazry Of the landing Of
the Pilgrims at Plymouth IL 1890, anu
appointed samuel ". ArCAu and
Richard Hooker If Massachusetts ana
George Foster Peabody IF New YORK
Members Of The Pilgrim tsrcsntenarz
commission.
In the proclamation the President
-sc1mnudea that me day be at--rg.y
observed 10 me emu mat ssluta-:' ana
patriotic lessons ngy De drawn t-on
re fcrEtuce- perseverance and ne
de2-s Of the Pilgrims
The Presidents proclamation toI-
iovs.
NJ fellow counL-~ne-. cecsrn Der
y next Wall mark the teroenrena-- Of
yhe laadlng Of the Ptlgr1ms a. Ply
mouth n 1879. The day VIII De aecom-
.ngiE celebrated - p. npuIl under ne
auspices OF the Plymouth Pilgrim Ter
centenary commission. ana a; other g.
1a4lrtes n Massachusetts,. While this
= proper ana pralseworth-, i seems
- ne ta4t ne Influences xnlca he
deals anu 1rincl pies Of the Pilgrims
with respect % civil lte-ty ana NJ
nan lights nave had upon re fcr-na-
ION ana growth Of CIR .usi-tut.ore
ara upon our Development ara prog
lpca- oppression Of our orr. eaton ana
maze 1t-ng ! Nationwide observance
II ne Iar
therefore suggest and -saues,
nat ne Isl ~ December .Iexr oe On
served throughout the Lnlcr. xIra zpe-
Ia pat--ol-c SERVICES n orde- That
ne Erest events n American alsrorz,
l1ar lava resulted from me 1aautng Of
tasse hearty ana courageous aavlea-
tors and eolo1-srS MAJ ne 7ccenr2atea
@ the present generation NJ American
citizens Especially do : recommend
thai the DAY be nt-2uE:v observed N
ne universities. colleges ana schools
eT our count-v % me end that ss.u-
-ar- ana pstraDJ.c lessons mar -
drawn from ne -ortirune and osrss-
rerance anu me deals If r,is LITTLE
nc ot cnurcanen and omen VIM
established Oh tins continent the nrs,
ss4I-de1e sruIred government hasai or
ne great principle Of iasI lsw ana II.
7lual application TO al. anu inns
planted the seeds from WHICH has
sprung ne nIghttv nation.
n witness 7erAof 1a4f- 1s-a,lrrr
set ny haau ana caused ne sesI of a.
United States 70 % arhxe1 Copa y
ne DIsr--ct IF Columbia. me fourth
la Of August + TIE vear OF our Lerd
one thousand nine hundred ana rxea.
II ana Of ne independence or the INIT
81 States Of America the I45ta.
WOODROW Wilson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
WET AND IRISH
PLANkS ENTHUSE
n. Y. DEMOCRATS

saratoga springs y. Y. AGg- -
Mobilization Of -le NoIs-G2c crohirl-
ton enforcement -c-. recognition OF
ne Ir-sn republic affirmation IF -a.-a
n tie national Democratic, platform
and endorsement II ne nation ~ OK
anu Roosevelt enthusiastic CONNER
cation on Governor SnitA adrnlnis-
ration N state Affairs REORGANIZATION
q rhe state government 5v consoiIdR-
ton Of existing department csnrraliza-
ION Of AUTHORITY. creation OF Al exec
1uve 9udger - stem. :our-r ear FERN
for gov e-nor belief N the or1aclple
# ur@Ct primaries. nome -7Ile for
cities. anu state development Of nvdrc-
e4ec--e power a-a the ar-rr:osl
pianAs u ing platform suam..-ea 70
me unofficial Democratic state cynvau
--on - the committee On resolutions
toua-
Mention Of President yzlsoa. Cow
e-1n- Smith anu Cox anu Rposeves,
aurzIS the reading OF the 1iGt.p--r vas
ne sigma for applause. but thc We.
plank and t1ac referring - Ireland rA-
csiFea ne most 1prozr-ous aara.use
- - : * . L-AAAlEE Vas E7CyeT
the Platform bur the delegates under
stood that me enforcement Of n. n.-
'aoH2i platform adopted :. tre sxn
f7ancisco convention VS. n e,anrsA-
rerr Of TIE league
Mayor LGnn OF Schene--ady- ,,.,s,
oate 70 me Crlted States ser ato-nI
norirat.cr- Presented / 7,.-,r---
port recommending ne el!r-ins.-c, ~
ne oee- Plank declaring y n vain
ION q TIE action taken ~ n. "a,
arc:sco convention Hfs -s,s-- -x
-os- however - 4 rate u 4es - -
ana re platform va adorned.
y.e general sentiment =x--e.xe. -
re roll call b. counties - prefer
e-css -c- candidates showed "a. -ne
r1cket Most favored - c-e -7r~ert,--
woaid be
FOR governor, Aired = smith ~
New Eora. Lieutenant governor z>,rxs
Il Fits Of -onpkirx se--e,z-r ~
state. Miss Harriet MAJ Mills II ON
ondzga, United States senator. Len,
Gov. HAr-- { Walker Of srourne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
TANKER BRAZOS
IN NEW RECORD
ROCKLAND COURSE

ReGA-Anc. Ne. A1g. ~ Tai lay
men SAID vas new spee1 record toE
nay'a. vessels of the tanker ur collie,
rype VAS MADE crday when me nava-
tank steamer BRACES caring I'll
cargo n tIel oil, covered mile 4.
-he rate Of lass knots an aour n 1es
standardization --1al on the Rock.and
course The average Of l-r i've top
speed rms was 1882 kncts.
The steamer displacement vas a.
san tons. the maximum horsepower DE-
velpped was 500 and re maximum
number 81 propeller revolutions zas
se1+ = minute.
The BrazoA returned nm gnt from =
tour-aour full speed -an OF winch sne
averaged 1875 Knots Al zcur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Convict Youth
Barred from Army

Warrington aug. 4-Allis Tz-lcr
17-year-old North Caruiina boy, sen
tenccd ID q year II prison for boot
Logging 10 whom Governor Bicker-
extended a pardon last week. ON con-
ditlon that ne enlist n the army or
navy, VIII not be allowed 10 take adj
vantage Of his opportunity according
10 statement gwen out today by
AiJurant-GeneTal Harris who heads
the army recruiting division.
Neither the army nor the navy s
permitted 20 accept any man for en-
nstnenf.' said The AdJutanr. who
has done time Our army Is not :.
retlSsz Lur canxActx'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Rival Nominees
Appealed to In
Tennessee Suffrage

Chattanooga Tenn Aag 4.-sov-
esr-Or Cox ana Senator Harding vers
informed TO-DAY ev Mrs -ar--e Chap
man Catt- president IF ne Sarisnai
American Woman Suffrage Assresa-
Inn. that mere was very -eaI ana
threatening Hanger 70 the rzt.A11.en
OF ne suffrage amendment ~ ths Tsa-
2essse legislature
Mrs Cztr -sieg-a2hed ne nominees
nat ne tremendous -rrr- ss,ss
made W outsiders 10 persuade iexrs-
-At1rS nct "a act N ne zne.dnenr
a. Al 1ncer re. pr~-e-se hat Il would
% A Violation Of r5elr exth 70 supper
ne state constitution vas responsseae
or tae aange- Sne asserted taas
outsiders arr inspiring nessaxss 70
you signed 81 TelneSsee --arez azx.
-ug you ID ae@p hands on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

SSht-%SF GaHy Secorase1 TOR
Occasion - Successful FIrsmers
Muster
Bath. AuE. > Spec;al)--oday was
Governors Day If the City's Centen-
mai celebration Al 20 O'Clock 4 re-
ception Was rendered Governor MILL
sen anu als staff ana other guests IF
The city a. me Colonial club. The
rooms Of the organization were TASTE
fully decorated for The occassc on.
which was one Of the most charming
Il The history Of Bath During the re-
cepuon delightful music was furnish
ed by Gauo0eau's c9rcer- band
Following the reception came ne
dedication Of he new State ferry
boat, Governor AlnE. There were ad-
dresses by Governor M5lllken. Mayor
C4hlIl and Hon. Philip J. Deer.nE. Al
Of The speakers la-d stress upon the
importance OF this event. marking. IS
Z I'D. I new epocl n ne history II
Maine. Attention vas called 10 the
fac- thar his vas the drs+ instance
Of 4 Stare ownership If = public ur.l-
IL by Maine.
M. DeerinC. VINO as chairman Of
the highway commission. vas one #
the 1rst . SEE the NECESSITY Of anu p
advocate the State taking ms ferry
over. Ee called attention % he tacr
tlat the ferry was N important Ink
Of road between Portland. Sarl. Rock =
and and Bar Earoor. III. Deerlng
expressed PRIDE n what he had been
able . 10 toward bringing about ne
State ownership Of this ter--
Mayor Cahill vas happy n MS ~
marks ana expressed he 1Qpre-4a-
non Of tie e-tT II Bath ne new
order. baIa hads1ot hes3ta,=d n Is
care OF me @er-T SO lonE as Z vas
purely 4 local necessIr.- The auto
mobile had changed all things VIII
t1= coming Of the motor machine ne
ferry between Bath ana Nooivlcn
ceased y ~ toca- : vas II state
VIDE importance. h5r-ety ana East b
p1T- We're as much Interested IN ne
ability Of he boa a ms point %
handle t-afhC as wera The people of
BaIl.
Gov Mlliken also expressed MS
pleasure al me taxing over and ms
feeling that I Vas All ac+ Of wisdom
on ne part Of me -ta-e. re felt that
Il was ne states dutT % relieve ne
people u Bath from ne maintenance
Of what mad become 4 Stale -ns1ltu-
non.
Dinner AZ New Meadows Inn
When the dedica;or- ceremun. Is
we're over The o1+c1al marry were con
veved o The famous New Meadows
Inn where a saore dinner 1as served
This vas NORMA and one T ne en-
Continued on 7age 2-col. 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
FEEL SURE HAVE
kIDNAPPER OF
BABY COUGHLN

Philadelphia "a, A1g. MAJOR
LINN C. Adams Of the Pennsylvania
state police. stated today ne Is con-
vInced the prisoner taAen IN the
swamp IN New Jersey near Egg
Ea-oor. s The k.dnapper who took
D-monti1s old Blakelv Coughlin from
ne Cougdiin home n Nor-srov-1 on
June - MAJOR Adams. on his re-
turn today 70 Harrisburg declined
. discuss the details of he case.
SAYING further disclosures might en-
danger the success Of the .nvesriga-
ton being conducted as % the where
abouts Of the child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Tumultv Wilson
Mouthpiece at
Cox Notification

y asE1Flg.E1il- AlE = rserh
-1rruitw ~er-@ta-v - Pres dent vi
son. viii leave Washington tomorrow
for Dayton - represent Presiden
Wilson at the formal notification Of
Governor Cox - the Democratic pres
dental nominee Ar- TumUity VIII
travel by automobile in company with
John Barnett. former Democratic 3a-
lsunal committeeman Of colorado: Dr.
: " CougaIin. former national cam
gnltzesmau from Sorr3l Carolina. The
President. Il : said. expressed the de-
sire thar M T1mUlty attend the
csreElonE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Curtis and Allen
Increase Lead in
Kansas Primaries

fonexA kAs. Acg- A-Esfz.
-seslng Topeka tonight se-.d -
i-srease TIE leads a Senator e..-ses
eur-:s and Gc~.--cr Henri =. are.
far -e-ncr:nero-. 9E'7
se11-s- Cu---s ves leaS,ag yoA,
A E1va--s rEc &c ore -s..s -ss
lsac - Gcver.c- AT,ec ,~e- ess-x,
= Snow Of Oakland rad irc-easss
70 .h-ee % one
On cse Democratic ticket tAs se!-
contest thar for nomination for rsv-
er1o- - .ii IN doubt because Of the
neag-e returns Jonn Altman Dawn a
leading on available returns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
CLOTHING MAKERS
RELEASE WORKERS
MARKET is DULL

NeW Eorh- Al.- a--~eNeraI clofl-
M manufacturers n ms CITY, r.
ported 4 reduction TO-DAY n theIT
working forces because Of LACK Of or
iers anu general conditions n The
trade" Schwartz ana Jatfe. Inc. EN-
ploVlrE more han :. 300 vorkmen. an
bounced hat ) per cent. of their an
morning.
Leaders in the clothing indusl-y
SAID they were not alarmed by failure
Of n refa2lt rads 70 place large orders
ana expec1ed , sterilization Of the
market n the 1ea- future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
American Wooden
Mill to Reopen
Partially Monday

y ooEs10Ae'f- K. J. zig All
rourrene1t -as made here today that
the S1z1aC mil II me American
Wooden Company. North SrnIt1aeld
c.oxe1 sI-ce july 10 would reopen II
par 1e- Ncrdav morning. The DRY
finishing ana weaving Departments
VIII pc cns deD4r-nenrs % STAR No
mention e made u the other depart
re--s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
FIRE THREATENS
TO WIPE OUT
CANADIAN TOWN

Gr-ax1 Ont. aug "A nre was
reported tonight % De sweeping
through the village Of Carp. n Carl
e1on county. % miles west of here.
threatening II with destruction. The
village has ! population Of three
hundred.
The ire started ID a general store.
burning that structure anu spreading
across me sI-eer 20 a drug store,
bank. ana zwo dwelling houses AL
Of winch were DESTROYED Seye-a
other residences we're reported % De
OF IRE
TELEPHONE mnunIcauon WITH
The town aas oeen cut on ana = was
impossible % earn ne extent If me
damage No casualties hau been re-
ported
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

..-z-7-. A1E. +-,Ev tae \
~overg are pat-olltng
~-.-- af ,a- Miami. Fla. 1ar-
-..- urviers from President
prevent. ~ force If necas-
- z1L1g Of q cable thai the
y.- non Telegraph IS having
--9 rz-nauos. British pos
=. - = Indies
--.-s -1.c snip. ne Colonla
-.- =. -1a-ca-ad by the Western
----- 1pa-r &c and ne AMER
o. ms cable which would
-~-- vr-- Brush canie line
- .-. ra-,,-7ns u South Amer
r,..-- a.. -,-.-
-
-,z go Ia Tx - -I--'4- - l'|lN2
c ,zan asked 10 inform the
- ne snip -ra- such 2 land
...-s-..--, - -,
- 1~ = r. 49,
49, VI II significance n the fact
.-.. --z --assz- vas British. that she
-. ,,f,- -,5le ~-sf-
-7------ - --i'- -~---- III r -
- e. "a chartered
~ N re caoie Inc <-1m Ear
$500 -. r,..-,,, AZ z7,-7rne- soma
$50 it,
as
e ~---- IeI'a-' --1e'7f 1ol an ak
.-...- 7=---It 20 anu ne vi-- AZ
.,. -, -.+7-,a-e -a,a 7r-,nn IN =
. ...,s
- -
= = ne international c9Inn1oillc-a-
-.-- -c--ess called 70 meet IN
-v.s-.-E-on september Is.
Brush cable COMPANY = was
-rr.z.-e.5. now has a monopoly Of
~. --E-ts n Brazilian waters. At
...:-...- concern desires % con-
s---- A ltrect cable line from me
- states 70 Brazil ana Il was
.z4- IA -ae American government
zez-ez ~ know before issuing ne
.=Y-s, q. re Western Union Tele-
I'm 7urnanv wheI aer the ar
-z--s-=ct entered 1nto bv the COM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Hot Iron Through
Thigh Causes Death
of Portland Youth

FoTtla1u. de-- Aug- Il -et hot
iron passing through che Lhigh Of 10
sem DeC2rclis- aged 70 ar the Ban
croft and Martin Rolling Mills this
afternoon. resulted II his death soon
after ms arrival a. a local hospital
10 which ne was rushed as soon as
the accident occurred None Of the
employees could explain how the ac-
G.denI occurred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Charge /. W. W. in
Control of New Party

sat -aA= -lf7- Az i.-THo lead
ers n Jtah activities Of the Farmer
labor party tonight made pubic :
JOINT letter Of -esi gaat;on . George
C-osbr state chairman OF the marty
charging I1dus1-ia. Workers Of the
World were I control Of me party.
They we're Il = Ac-oilen state wee
ldalr-la ana Charles A. Weaver. As
slstant secretary II t1e state organ
l1-t-on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
British CHANGE FRONT
IT STAND OF AMERICA

l. A1E 4-xflIie United
----ss Patton ers az If -als p0r- TO-
s- --1e-s % prevent me Br-t-
- a-4- -olonla, from landing
.--r.--- -4~c-t1ry t1= 5arhzdoes-
-s -= 1sg-lct.ors from me
n.-S=E a. Washington we're
1a4 &c -ons-l today -
.9l4-a Of me Colonial ap0n
IL disregard rs orders
.ar- -1lnn -ele-aqn %.
- -1bie
expec-s IA arrive rom
.1Tpr-oTy 3nc orders
ozpta-n are understood
--e ueE-nrIuE # work al
= ne uaa5e- 7-arll-ng A.
.2rae-Fnll- -er--ru-.a!
..-1.-z- --@-1er. s-5Tnr1a1lt,--lE-
E4vz. Z,s1--c- 7s,ta -ead-
- aev Wes:- Is eere zboAI~l
-z.-u- Z1-nuro-1. rs Tag
directing --,, rzc-oil.zg
-- iest-ay=-s
II ne Western C-.0n
--s prepared extensive Of
aat-l-pzt-eu II 5perArze-
ION. 1s1.e3 AZ f.1n.| :
@-s,'a Z -a- -3ve-1,-e-it
aiding d ire -zble
s sara -er~ % az CIR
7-lprr~nt for sdbrar:He
sole -r os AID .et-r==- Rsv
2=z rs pr7.9c-. = Is
sz1 -ss c-r -e.rsa,-ed t-a
80 re --.-e1 states govern
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

The outlook 3 for GENERALLY fair
weather n New England ThursdaE
and F--day with no important teIn-
perature changes
W1nus-Nar-a Of Sandy Hoax anu
sandy Hook To Ear-sras VIII os
Gcnrte 20 mudeste variable winds.
aA--E c-ulIa1 XsszSsasx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
BLOCK BRITISH CABLE LINK
At ANY COST, ORDERS TO U. s.
DESTROYERS AT MIAMI, FLA,

state Department Determined Western Union Shall
aauhorized Landing Florida Port-Master of British
able ship Told is in Defiance of American Law Would
lake Connecting Link With England Cable Line Barba-
1oes and South Amerca-J. 5. Wishes to Await Interna-
onal Congress Findings in September Before Permitting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
PONzI BALkS AT Barring |.
ASSETS--SAYS SHOW HIM HIS
LIABILITIES AND HE'LL PAY

Attorney Generals Suggestion Turned Down
Hard by Wizard Financier-D eclares No
Law Can Compel Him to Disclose Amount
He Has on Hand Honering of Claims Con-
tinues All DAYTIME of Investors Diminish
Spectators Meet with Little Success in
Buying Notes at Discount
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Northern New E-gsa.d FAR
-aa-sdaT and prohabl~ E-dzv
Southern Es- England and -as--
ST New Yak PARTY -Ioudv
-hu-sdav ana F-ida~. net much
change n emporium
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

Boston ana N-lCnItc'.- Party cloudy
Thursday ana F-.day little change
N temperature, light 70 moderate
sasfcriv winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
IGN Turkish
e7ce Pact FRIDAY

II - EF2a--lTa n he
s-~z VIII TaIke,- has been
-a.. .-:d2r il was n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
NAMES OWN
Ferry Boat Governor
King Dedicated

A. Sata Centenary Celebration -
Governor aru Ctae- Nntabies Ar.
o-esent-city Carly Decorated for
Occasion - Successful FTrsnens
Muster
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

Under your eye in the classified nd
csiurrs are the reliable Sants ard
offers Of Augusta dependable psepls.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-16

w h. FR-AZI ER-LAsca7 and long dis tance express and light trucking.
 745 Union Ave Bridgeport, Conn.