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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20
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X WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL RE- 4
4 VIEW OF IDAHO. 4

The gold, silver and lead mined in
Idaho in 1919 is valued at $lo,376, 900
in report OF U. S. geological survey,
decrease compared with 1918 Of $l7,-
$4,000. The decrease is laid to diff
ficulty in marketing copper, lead and
zinc, lower prices for these metals and
increased prices OF labor and sup
plies. Idaho's gold output was $685.
600, being close to the figures for the
preceding year.
Moscow suffering from shortage OF
business building. Movement to erect
a number of new buildings being con-
sidered.
Plummer soon to have electric light
system.
Warren - Mother ledge assaying
$3.50 to the ton found near here.
Idaho wants revenues from taxa
ton Of Indian lands.
The public utility industry is of vital
interest to every community. Yet it
is the most misunderstood and mis-
represented industry in existence
The public seems to think the utility
is not hit by high cost of living.
Boise-Between 500 and 900 retail
lumbermen from 10 western states ex.
pected at sixteenth annual conference
of Western Retail Lumbermen's as.
ISOLATION to be held here February 10
20 and Fl.
Lewiston-Rimrock highway dis.
trict, which lies north of Clearwate,
river, east of Lewiston, completes sale
of $3s,00O of highway bonds to lead
ing farmers within district.
Idaho Falls-Eighty-acre tract il
New Sweden sells for $4,000.
Wallace-Plans presented for pro
posed municipal building.
! Boise barracks to be TRANSFORMS,
into military hospital
Idaho crops for 1919 worth STA,
100000.
Kellogg-Bunker Hill Sullivan Min
ing and Concentrating company in
stalls new hydro-electric plant
Wallace-Combined deposits of ap
proximately 100000 are shown b,
reports of the two Wallace bankin,
| institutions.
Wallace = Consolidated Interstate
Callahan Mining company shippe,
$500 tons of zinc ore and LOO tons o
lead ore in December.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20

Hagerman-s7s,OOO apartment house
to go up here.
Idaho Falls-1ocal capital pur-
chases control of state bank. De-
posts increased from $500, 900 to ST.
3OO,0O in three years.
Meridian-Two local elevators this
season paid out to farmers approx
mately $4,000 for grain.
Murray-Bear Creek mines TO re-
sumo operations as soon as sufficient
water is available for power purposes.
Blackfoot - Contract awarded for
park fair grounds and general COM
munity building.
Wallace-Eureka Mining and Mill
ing company resumes operations.
Grasshopper killing campaign last
summer in Lewis county saved crops
worth 1927 ,027, above expenses OF
$4,000 for campaign.
Salmon-Kentucky, one of Idaho's
historical gold mines, to be worked
by Montana capitalists.
Boise-Sheep shearers to get Nv
cents a head. 1t is estimated that an
average good man will make from
$3.50 to $40 day with board and
keep during the season.
Wardner - Leasing operations re-
sumed at practically all the mines and
ore again moving to the mills and
smelters.
Good roads workers in Lewiston
and Charleston urging immediate COM
pletion of section of Evergreen high
way lying between Lewiston and
Charleston and the Fairfield county
line in Washington.
Wallace-Constitution mine on Pine
creek making preparations to resume
regular shipments to smelter.
Moscow-Short course for miners
starts at university.
Boise-Surveys for new Arrowrock
highway nearly completed.
Payette-Annual meeting of Idaho
Horticultural society, held here Janu.
airy 9 and 10, adopt grading rules.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20
Is. Therefore, you love me-"

Marshall Joffre dined recently with
some of his wife's relatives who own
a country house near Meaux, on the
road to Chateau Thierry. Coffee was
served nthe terrace that overlooked
a pretty, winding river toward which
the lawns of the estate sloped.
What is that water down there?"
asked the marshall.
That" replied his host, lis the
Marine"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20

"Gwendolyn, | love you;
ITO prove you love me:
Il. l love you.
%. All the world loves a lover.
.. But l am lover.
-. Therefore, all the world loves
me.
IS. You are all the world to me.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20

Mr.. Bacon-This paper says that
Ss,oOO women are now employed by
the railway systems of the United
States.
Mrs. Bacon-Hardly proper work
for women, Ishould say.
Mr.. Bacon-Why, who's had more
experience in looking after trains and
switches than women, I'd like to
know?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20

Husband-"That new maid is GER
tainly quiet. One would never know
that she was about the place"
Wife-"She isn't. She left this
morning"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20

Country Notice-"It is forbidden t,
tie horses to trees, as they bark an,
thus destroy the trees"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20

Few words can be found tina
rhyme with l920-but plenty" is on
of them and that ought to be a goo,
omen.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20

totaling 81 follows: Proposition l,
IL; proposition 2, 8; proposition 3, 9;
proposition 4, 81.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20

Frozen River Cuts Cnys Milk
Supply. "-Headli
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20
A Western Institution
land a Lumber Company

First of all, we pride ourselves
on the fact that through a spir,
IT OF d splendid cooperation and
nnflagging industry, ours is a
western lnstitution-of and
for the West.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-20

You are all the world to me.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09


No.t' CIV p'aii,7te' s'ie am VI every
'.'ti fNnafe"9' me noted american
- "I'ttA ~ una "oi'i ~ fe1uf ~ ~
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s"g' a u''2. l'eaall.ltF IN l'l'S
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,...es .,t,l .taar,e-., b4e nt,aer yyav tho
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a as t1avs Tho fret XII viii he nra-
I 0rptaa his mont, and will include one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
BY LORD DtABTRNON.

London, May S.-NJ large and per-
rnanent relief from high prices Is to
be anticipated from any probable
increase of production. desirable as
this undoubtedly is.
Taking prices as a whole, it Is
doubtful whether profteering has
added per cent to their level. and
prices makes as much as per cent
difference If the cost o. living.
Large and permanent relief can
c ONE only from a wise settlement Of
the currency question. The prevail
ing high prices are the necessary con-
sequences of financial and currency
action taken during ,hc war, and will
last precisely as Ions az the causes
are unCorrccted.
In each country o~.ccs have risen
in proportion to me amount of
water put into the individual cur
rency. What is usual, called infa-
ton amounts in effec- to diluting or
watering the crrrency--with the nee
essary result that each unit Of cur
rency. each coin, represents less than
IL did before. A Bradbury" is
rather worse than half and half: a
I.enine note is about forty parts
water to one Of the old currency.
MONEY FALL THE ROOT,
The cardinal fact is that II Is not
so much commodities and services
which have risen in price as it is the
value OF the money which has fallen.
Din1inutiou of production is rela-
| lively unifnportant facto~ compared
| with currency dilution.
Compared with other European
| belliecrcnts, England has been fairly
| wis.,. and moderate in this process of
| wGscring the currency. We taxed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
GAY MUSICAL. COMEDY
AT I1RIC TODAY

Several playVrlehts, notable Jim
inY Forbes. Ginning Pollock and
itennold Wolf found the stage itself
q fert}e he}a for dramatic writing.
Mr.. Forbes wrote The Chorus Lady
and The snow Shop both plet IS
s7e1rt-ft; f7ia--t-r ffit ~ their rflfet'+tt
characters Mfssr& Pollock and
Wolf wrote Tho Perfect Lady
which also VAS a play based an the
Thespian. AL three pieces we're phe-
non4enaI successes.
lio~ comes Edwin Burke with a
one-ast play Ia whieh three or four
players aFo playing actors and this
loo like. It's bis brother IS an enor-
fnous success The author Is Edwin
Burke and The playlet is Follow
ton" " is % story ~ three chorus
girls who md themseIve stranded in
Beaver Falls. Pa. and then there Is
- sual-tnHn Jonu u no believes that
anyone u no passes through the portal
stage do0r he has "A claim upon,
Adversity sometimes is "a sugar
coated temptation and SO when the
trio find themselves stranded tWo
III them are rather inclined "a Listen
10 the John but the third not only
seuainS. steadfast hut pilots the
other tp-a 10 safety. The description
sounds like drea m but Follow On
rs fine comedy. The situation by
clever dialogue which IN told by three
distinct types is richly humorous and
theu the author gives the pleoe q
twist that rs unusual and eomoetln2.
Follow ON IS one Of tn" Nf.~Fi~1t
COMEDIES that h9S ever been "lHf"ff
fer vaudeville In long time Tine
principal eole Is played by Harm
M4tlctti Follow On will be tne AlG
COMEDY feature Of the new show
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
THf LUCK OF THE IRISH.

Jim kirKwood lays. aside his dlrec-
tor puttees and negaphone to 20 in
further for The grease paint again.
He was IN actor before he V as a d.
rector anyway, The dramatic train.
an1g ~ Ill .telt.- We, yx4ost CT. sls ye,~
member staIWart klrkwood As Mary
Pickford's leading man, Ia THE
Eagles Nest" and Behind the
Scene" lie directed these pictures
too.
His early directorlal successes
were win tBiographs. CLASSMATES"
and Others. He was Mary Niles Min
tsrs dramatic conductor for long
time with American later he directed
two OF Jack Pickfords best picures
Bill Apperscn's Boy and In
Wrong"
Then Allan Dwan began 10 hook
around for man to play the lead in
Luck OF the Irish" and nobody
would sait him. but Jim So xxx
wood came back and he thinks he viii
stay az - actor
Anna Nil<xon- wh0 u also cast IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
High Prices, Unrest, Directly
Due to Currency Initiation,
Says Big British Financier

more We borrowed more we printed
iess. The result is that, compared
with France and Italy, our level of
prices is lower and our exchange Is
better. Compared with Germany.
Austria and Russia, our currency
position is incomparably superior.
Before considering pla,As for bet
ter system, it is essential to get rid
of many heresies and illusions. The
principal illusions on the subject are:
J. That Prices will fail in natural
course to their old level as soon as
production is restored to IS old level.
?. That prices will fall 20 their old
level as soon as the floating debt
Is consolidated.
3. That exchange will return to the
old parties as soon as free commerce
Is resumed between the different
countries Of the world and produc-
ton in each country has Tegained its
normal III oportions.
i. That tho general level OF pricea
and the cost of living viii fall to the
old level as soon as freights are nor
NAL
5. That accumulation of gold In
the Bank OF England or the Bank of
Francs will restore the old PARTIES of
exchange.
No effective and permanent rem
edy for present ills can by any pos
sibility be found either in the sep
arate or combined action Ct the above
mentioned factors in the absence Of
specific anc energetic action with re-
gard to the currency OF individual
countries and with regard to world
currency
The paper currency of the world
having been increased skiold during
and since the war, and having In
creased infinitely more In some coun-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
STAGE CHAT

"tlattsrv frs "a star" Robert Rendel
declares mas fall. but it never falls
fiat
"A sunny disposition on the stage
may mean n hot temper in the Dress
tins roofa." saeeIy comments Harry
Ashford.
The Sympathetic Twins" by
Richard carrie. i~ being prepared for
prcetu'atiCu Charles Compton Is
lend NJ valuable artistic aid
THE aim of every artistic" de-
clarns Ethel No eomb. the American
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
THEATERS
JOLLY PRIMROSE Four.
aForr.ow on AND OTHER
LAUGHING HITS FOR Lyric


The 3olliest. gayest Of seasonahle
sandeville is promised by ManaeFr
Charles Ky Rex for this week at the
txrie Two of the best bills OF the
rear have been booked. The opening
show is especially prolific OF recent
productions coming direct from the
Keith big time circuit
sFollow On" IL the title Of fast
and funny one~act comedy, with nu-
nerous specialties, which VII nave
prominent place or the opening bill
"Fo1low On" carries 81 lsughter-prO"
rokine story the PRINCIPALS being 2
srie of stranded chorus girls and t0@
scene a small village in PennsNtV2h Vs.
In the course Of the rlayiet numerous
.ineinr and dancing speclaitjes are .a-
terpolated.
TUE dAyxS BANJorSTs.
The haA9o may belong r. the plan
sat3nn. b. it has remained for he"
ana Etrl from Frisco to lift the in
xtrumert % great height Gee and
Ray Perry describe themselves as
sdaaz Eand-Jn}stS' and with t~0 ban
lbs thev enrender as much enthusiasm
IS brass hand usually does They
AS hctn masters Of the instrument
rhey play duet numbers entirely
Thefr pr6gr am Is Of vide range
Trev certainly know how % strun on
banjo and thls knowledge or ab}l-
It's is responsible for twelve m4hHtes
II excellent enteriainn eUt.
JOLLY PRIMROSE FoI r.
TIE Primrose -Four IS ene nf the
best known singing orga ntza tons 1a
vaudeville They present 1000 pounds
Of harmony without dram - ais-
es~a The personnel * this farno IS
uR.art9z 8 Van. CantweN Murphy aaf
G4hner- These four men are excellent
Ff.raifsfz together they have taken all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09

tries than In others. has violently dis
turbed prices, exchange and cost of
living.
For some unexplained reason the
governments of the world appear I'M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09

willing tc meet in conference on the
subject, or even to have 1T examined
within their own borders with the
publicity, impartiality and authority
required.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
! ote to Ratify
Almost Unanimous
IN Connecticut

iiu~--nrci. Conn ~epl 1T annn0-
ricut throuEh is s7-.rle-a. Assembly
inns afternoon -ar1fiea ne 18TH
Arnendmert r,- suff~age amendment
n a spe,ia. SESSION convened nv
Governor i1U'"onp tur -hat speclfir
purpose. The senate Ars5 a"rt-d or a
certified f-ops Of M. Federal amend
1nenr sent from Washington. 5atlfs--
ing - 70 O. and then -ne f9uuse con-
cllr-ret ~ 50 g
Before X adjourned. me Legislature
adopted che resolution passed a weak
ago al d spec.ai Session winch the
governor refused o recognize. This
was dome "a make certain tne le=al-
5tv ~ ~ar!ficatIon nrcI1nse no inint
resolution accompanied the certified
copy u riIc amendment sent III 80
tiHv The Senate vote on ne resolu-
tiun WIS me same ar ITS previous
vote rndaH - to 9 The E7ouse adopt
I'D the resolution 15s "a .. and Speuk-
tr Walsh. for the hu7d time III eight
DAYS. Declared me 18Th Amendment
ratified by Connecticut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
Second Burke
Trial Due Early
In Month November

SkowheEan Nj. sept = special
The DATE car me seeond -~7u. n
Jotln a BurKe a eorrner deputy s1e--
If Of %ackrnan, sna,ged win .he
1luroar II Nelson " BARLEY. sule
proprietor ri ne Muuse E.var house.
also ri JacknAn on m ulEnr u 3c1.
10 EFle 12s heen - for hs w--t.h sf
Eovernhe' e. Judge Scrt- WILSON o.
Portland VINO IS presiding al mis-
term u cour-- SCI 11p Gat- TltSl.a
Conference ~ thn ATTORNEY Genera.
ne County Artor-Iey- ne -wo law-7-crs,
eor Burke ana the rudee mas result
I'd n M above ga being d=olued
upon il hHln- Z sTeclA! SESSION and q
nnsrDnnerner1
John A 8urG1. wnu mas Dser .an
inmate OF tnt Somerset County .a.I
since NJ Wa detained un0r NJ
charge saIu. -Qesday might tna; i.
would only mean 20 DAYS lunge,. IN
gail ana ne guessed ne could stand II
+ ne o' nerv could
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22


A.. ~"''' The IS
-"Tuh' Or b. View 1ra STATE Leans
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Nan an" august ,!E"ss.ns of New
..,~ .ana 'ha-.t.- Solomon ~ * s-,,~e-
ana .ata5 .- T.. ts =. -. g..
r1,st....
7''''''l-'S1
rom Ire S'-or-, 70 -r-a n
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The 0"Ira..aIncs .auls,ff- like -h,s.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
Second DAY UNIV ERSAL!STS
PROVES BUSY ONE AT BELFAST

Sc M,z. " z. ~hedu. south Por--
land: treasurer Mrs. mas - BAN
Portland. Elect re members. Miss
Jennie q. Sargent. Portland: Mrs. e
Emcke~aooiz+.f. }}a-er-v,ile Mss
Eelen VaInev Ffr-unsv7rk. DISTRICT
sun.fgurendenls hrs Wrn. -ie.uer-.
Bangor. Mrs Marshall ross Of Dover.
-piscatau1us. Mrs. Fed : RAND. au-
a.us,a Mrs. *. j. Aionnev Aunr1rr
and r .n,-,r-,n- Mr. r-Io,.a Wise r2ool,-
land. Mrs : = BurnHnf. Berhei. I'x
ford. Ms. GEORGE : Hunt Portland.
q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
General EornEast

The center Of ne trpplcui sgor-m
over the Cuff Of &seA1eo * moving
1orrnwsl~d -uwaru the "0asi vast Of
ne Mlsslssluni river The. pressure
was failing quite andy TuestjHv
night M the louisiana coast with
cnc lowest naromeLe- .9.5- .nrnes.
wind eas7 = miles veath..r- aiming
~ Bur-woou, -. Il "a yesion nv
barometer WIS 70 81 .nrnea- wlnd
nprrn : miles anu weHtfrr,- raining
1t P NJ TueSaav. Hurricane
warnings are dispia veu on ne gulf
coast from PensGcDla. Fla. Wesfyvur-rl
n Corpus Christi. Te2Aa and noI'rh-.
west storm warnings on the extreme
south Texas coast a thorough dls-
seIninarlpn 81 storm ad11ceF has been
made over the arsu vileFp warnings
are displayed ana shipping over rhe
Gulf Of Mexico mas been advised De-
ginning Saturday night asst OF the
movement and uurure Of tnl1 rix-
rufnance. sresEnrn u aiEh through
ont the Atlantic s1uteS
In View England the weather will
ne fair wsanesaav and --hursdas-
wirf higher temperatures Neanes-
dHy
WINDS north OF SANDY Honk VIII
ne moderate variable and fair
" eftnessiaX
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
Colby Refuses to
Rescind Suffrage
Proclamation

y asnLDSr- an sep @5-St.rlfAt l-T-F
Colby -ouav rel usea 70 grant -ne =
GUEST af amt suffl4Elsrs -r-o1n Ten
nesse- hA- NJ ~.sc.nd ms action II
plrcia--rlnc raL. ncalIun n rag T+d=,-
"a suffrage amenum,Tt.
A--er -he secreta,-y aunnuuoea tle
decision a nv Delegation III was ~e-
guesgea IL east o publish all me
documents ~cGarainE action or ne
r2nnesse- Ieg.slalllre as r-aazr+.r TN
MN Lrn1r -np uverIpr ana olhe
SKATE officials These doc.merIz. K
was saiu,. showed ma ms Legislature
f7,-7- "a NEG -nt amendment ana max
he I0wcr house men ~esc-nued Is
act.oE.
>5e-,'"oIarv Tofb- SAD rhat ne deie--
CANON mad nrouen1 "a, nj auesrl on
or political -aigencr .r cannac-lo2
WILD q ~eguesj NAT Tennessee ua
r7ci7en nom nj Isl Of states wnIur
aau at fed me a-nenuu4nr The
suggested ma -ne sec:-elal:.'- 5ssue a
new prn"!a1natian On NJ basis u
ratification Dv tanntc-lcut bit. ne
~a.c,-f'' az -oid mem nat vas not pos
sIhis
Through Fedora. Dlsr:1c- A1-u-7rv
L.asiey ~eoraLary Colby eudav aIed
= me disr-Irr -our- o. Appeals & mo-
uon it, dismiss he app4al aiken pr
.-har - : FaIrchIid to- ne Anp~r-
ean Constitutional league rom M
decision Of Dls-~rc- Justice 8aIIev re-
fuslnc an injunction RI prevent ne
proc. 4mauon N M suffrage amend
Tn"11r-
81 Cooley ~lId me op2cr- a- ne
proceedings was -n D~evar' -nR-
winch a.""aov mac become sac-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
Dutch Queen
Sees No Good
IN the League

ne -auue, Sent. 27-0ue.r
"fihei'nlna, At tns oos,,,- -
5ar''arnent toaas sair m. "a
iat1nn or the Nerhe-ia,ss
VIII 7or-eiun countries nan
oesn maintained N general
~ satisfactory manner Tn.
SITUATION IN Europe. l,rvve,,.r
~ah UNCERTAIN. she riectare,,
ann the prospects nsia oIr- ..
me -sauus or NATIONS u,r-.
Hs1ara 10 the futures NJ IN.
VARIOUS states nau nu4 peer
'eaiizsn. -u,ier these alrourn-
stances she aucisa. -r1easures
Tur reinforcement IT the az.
tive forces OF Rutland u,outd
ne auupfed. while +toe r1rsssure
u MILITARY SERVICE nuivlausi-
~ anu Financially would De
iesseneei. She znnuunrsu
partial ~eNIsiur OF me cursti-
tii-Ion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
Politicians OF Many
aiti1s Gather al
Sacramento. Calf.

sacramento. HI '''-
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't>rneh,o .'LA s''.-. --''l- 'Ans
o'lls. S'''itl-'sts an" .'''' ~ ~ :
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me .'ht ''-n='''sai' WIG {. ''@-.-i''''
t1 me @l-''s' VIZ MAJ .''-''t'1 -. '.'s
a.. t'l''' u - --i'o "'A' ..'-- '5
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
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danv arts Ireland

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
McAdO0 and Willis
10 Meet in Word
Duel al Chicago

Republican, nominee 10Y senator II
ONO. and William G. McAdoo.
forrncr secretary ri the uI'easUf'1 are
aa"h scheduled 10 make political
speeches '+-ol'o he FOliticRl Equal =
r. League ~ Chicago II q meeting
liere 0ctoi,er -
1JcA 400 VIII interpret Dernn t.--3.-l K
issues ana Willis vii answer rlrn.
Mrs MediH Mccormick. me1nn@r -
rhc National Republican commit. 80.
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non 81 -ne meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
7 ermonts Official
Close to
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Bomb bastard
Gets Time Enough
TO Reflect on Misdeed

Va H~5Lr, Conn. SEN II Nj
na"i hoiaeuuk cna geo Win Diac-
n = hnInp nnar -n.- nome o. super
lrr@nucnI Oh Police George ii Beach
.asl .IuIE. pleaded quit, superior
court -un4E Judge Jenr n Kellogg
imposed i sentence IF - IL Ea -aa-s
n -he STATE PRISON ana IN. o.
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