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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
QUIET IN DUBLIN
No Sign of Runored
Easter Uprising
Resignation OF MarPhe-spn Causes
Nc ExcF-rnert - Wiscour- French
Regarded as Solely Responsible -
Fear T-nuaie Over Maccur1nBo
INQUEST

Dublin Apr. by The Asso-
C.Zteo E'~ess}-Ths situation n Dub
III toazv was normal There WIS
no. -he slightest slEu Of any Easter
rising, rumo-s concerning the pos
sib-iIry o. which recently became 80
general Us 10 provoke questions or
rhE subject IT Parliament.
The resignation o: James Ian MAJ
uns-sor as ctIlet sec-eLrT Tor 1re-
and dt6 not cause a nipple q excite
ne-t here. freshmen regard field
Marshall Tiscouu- F-rnrn. the wee
roy IS solely responsible sur ths d.
-ec-ion n affairs ano seen mt TO bs
interested II Nj. Ma.cPhe-son's Euc-
cessor.
Some fears are entertained that
there NAV De trouble in Cork whsr
The result Of Lhe Iuouesr INTO Lhs
death n Lord Mayor Mari, rrrair.
VINO was murdered asst week is Ed
nounced- Tha inquest ls aEtu pro
caadinr
IAN Robertson vino. Il mas been ru-
-norec. is likely q succeed .GssnerzI
Sir Frederick BIS commander Of tbs
4 troops n Ireland Is on v1xt -
= Belfast with Lord Davenport They
are stopping wIth LORD PIERRE.
The lord MAYOR ~ Dublin mas re-
ceIveo = letter from Premier LLOYD
I George dated March 81 Illudiur 70
the mpOssiblliIv u securing ev1-
dence Z The ordinary WY Caleul-
a-eo 70 isau 70 cts arrest Gnc cor
T1c11or n TErusre-s II the Fprmio-
NDls campaign Of terrorism now
-uenacnlE Ireland. The letter saws
This fact places the executives NJ
DER great difficulty because they ~
NOT desire 10 arrest the -uiltiess. On
ths other hand, Il ADDS. The first duty
u the executives Is % leave No srnne
u11turneo 10 Icy hands OF those ter
rorIz1rlc- societies ant II uzv there
fore ne necessary 70 disioca1e IN
some degree the normal Irs % he
community.
me premier expresses -he belief
that -re terrorist campaign e
prompted largely by desire 10 IRE
vent settlement Of -hs I-rst cues-
rior ~ reason and Epoo VIII. winch.
ne believes ms only means for n
-t-lLlrg unity ana Cancellation. He
declares than Lhs government viii
nos ne DETECTED from wf.a. /. t,a-
-Isves the only COURSE csousi<ren4
with reason ana common sense nv
ru-tless and c-rel campaign of as
10 make IS easy as possible -ha task
o. those endsavprir- 70 carry m 4bs
administration Of che country on
NeasolIaDIe lines 2nd Il there ire mr.
means ny which moderate men en-.
ne helped or ENCOURAGED To WITH.
stand ur oppose the presen. rzrr-
paiSn O Intimidation 50 as % bring
nearer settlement Of the I-,xs
question y viii riadlv cooperate N
bringing them In10 srsec-~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

To Provide Cash Bonus
for EX-SOlGiers
Meshor Proposed oy ere Rouse
Ways anr Means COMMITTEES -
hope <o- Action Before Party
Convention 7ian Has Apnrpvai
Republican Leaders

Washington. april Soldier -e4fst
legislation with probable PROVISION
for g cash bonus funds Tor which
would ne -Esed ny sales ny Injuries
taxes. WIS approved To-Day ~ rns
House wEys AMI means COMMITTEES
by & vote Of Ia - c. Ds-aals % ths
bin u ne recommended VIII ps
worked our tv subcommittee 70 be
appointed Monday.
Members II the committee nope ID
obtain fnai action ny LhE House Da-
fore ths contemplated -ecass 1Dr the
national political conventions bTt
they express dnubT when action nv
-hs Senate could ne mad al This SEES
sion
Senator Lodge. A1Ier q conference
roaay with other Senate Republicans
Is 70 1uture Legislation II the Senate
ssld ne -h0ug-T- this would INCLUDE :
bill 10 give money bonus % former
seTrIce men with p-r-isioRs 1D- q
special LEX ID -RIse the necessary
the House committee declares
s-EulnsI any bono issue. II IS under
stood 70 have been submitted by
Representative Longworrh. Repl-t1t-
can. Ohio. Gnd was discussed Fl great
length II executive session
COMMITTEE discussion YVES sad 70
have indicated approval OF z piEn
OF extending vocational education as
IN alternative 70 Lhe cash honus
These TWO plans are par1 If the
American Legion program Its
other seiected plan Of government ald
20 soldiers Gnd soldiers fDr building
homes ~ obtaining ovnersnsp ~
farms was sand ny some members OF
ttie committee 70 involve toe many
difficulties 10 be worked OH by ieSis-
laIinr before rhe coming recess.
The program Is understood to nave
tne app-pvul O the Republican lead
e-s af the House assuring early cur
sids-GLior <o- Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
HAM AGAIN
Chairman Republican
State Committee
Organization Meetins -sie az Cap
tai F-rnay---ec z. Dyer anc
George W. Morton, Nanec Score
-ary ans Treasurer

The ouEzn-zEIlor meeting Of -hs
Republican State Committee, winch
WIS chosen Iast week u ths Bangor
convention was held friday evening
81 the augusta House am Frank :.
Ham Of augusta fred ?. DYER n
BncEheid aud Hon. George ". Nor
1pn o. Portland were REELECTED
chairman ssc-etar- and treasurer
respectively q Ing committee.
The following members % the
state committee were present AZ the
meeting: Cumberland, Guy H. Stur-
els. Portland: Franklin .. T. Field
Phillips; heunebec, FrErK :. Ham,
man camden. Lincoln. John Z.
ErskIne. Newcastle: Oxford. Fred ?
DYER. Buet1deid: Peuonscu-. J. Fred
0'CounelI, MIfo-c; PIsca-auI1Is-
lanes 4. Hudson GuLfp-d: Saga
danoc, arthur E. burlington % Bath.
proxy to- Rupe-t 4. Baxter 81 Bath:
Somerset Willard I'd. Cummings,
SkowhAgzn; Waldo, Capt. Benjamin
II Coico-r. Ssarspo-t. Washington
Robert :. Peacock. Lubec.
Mr. Ham. the chairman WAS first
elected ( umelter II the State
committee <rp-r hernebec 10 sue
ceao Associate Justice Warren c.
PhlIbruok II 1913. He WIS chair
man o. -ne COMMITTEE ant managed
ne Republican caUpAEns Of 1916
IND -g1S, demonstrating d = great
degree That he IS : great ORGANIZER
IN q political way
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
Maine Wire Briefs
Former Portland -sarner Dies

Portland. April Miss Emma :,
Wilson 1D-rner principal IT -he
Monument street school Of This CITY,
died at her nome II Rosindale. Mass.
or TUESDAY.
Miss Wilson VINO -ZDgct Il -he
puDlic schools u Portland 1or -
wears. graduated rom ne Portland
High scnoo. 4 1867 and began teach
Ing II 1865. She -auEht The Park
street sctluo.. -;se Cumberland street
scaoul rpr Girls ana was made p-in-
cipal ii ting Monument Street E'-ID-
AIRY scnool II 1878. Al rhe Tine Of
Miss Wilson's resignation rom tins
POSITION II 1911 i was vo-e6 by the
school board - SEND her d letter u
appreciation ard thls WAS done Ivy a
committee agppo.uted +o- rhs purpost.
mention u -he same i,eIrg placed m
ms Official ~ecords ~ the Portland
school board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
Elaborate Booze
Making Outfit
Unearthed at y. Y.

View YORK april Two fully e.ous,-
ped s''-sS2Iion stills, three vats with n z-
pa1eisy . 80 E1Ilons each. we to- ue
mash 2na Is barrels Of wnisss- v---
seized ~ Captain William y. Alien II
tstierSl prohibition director for Brpos-
lyn- ant SQUAD ut SIX men IN a mao
on = mouse II the borough o. opesns
EuusF.
-l@gt&in Allen saI6 the condition Il he
stills indicated they had been in opera
Z1oD fD- more than d vear. Dominica
-'iprle and MG-Isu-i DorntueIlo were r.
-esfed ano head or charge % y1o,s1tnx
-ae Tnistead ac-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
HOME Brew STILL AND BOOZE
MEARTnED IN QUEEN CITY
M00NSHINER ElUDES AGENTS

bangor, Me. April a deputy
sfs-1f VINO WEI. tins afternoon ID
serve q dispossess notice or q nan
named He-be-r WHO occuuisd a -,o,rss
owned ny a. H TUvls II Bangor
near the TeEzle Ifus found NJ one al
nome. DuI n his inspection of rbe
premises discovered disriuing and
brewing apparatus, i've barrels u (
hGuor resembling ale ana five gal
Ions q something intended 70, WINS
key.
The deputy called Tor reinforce
msuIs and Deputies THOMPSON and
Long Went III. Presently TWO men
appeared coming toward Ghs house
ouI seeing q dnc- open they LOOK
Eiarn ana fed ,eeling of their over
COATS and casting away grips as they
went Deputy Thompson fred TWO
SHOTS over rhe head u ore Of -hs
-ugi-ives. hut The man kep- on and
wEs captured Only after q long chase
The other man VINO IS the lessee N
Inc house, escaped and federal off
cerE are N pursuit OF hin The man
captured wRs released ne satisfying
ths officers that ne mad NJ connection
with the still
Another home brew outfit vas
seized by federal ana city officers II
2..s York street, Bangor, Today. To
Ee-hsr with 80 uuErts Of wnlsI1ey
Barney Scn-nshnan was heid Is
owner End gave bail 1o- appearance
In the municipal cou-1 next MondEy
Snsriff's deputies seized - plrts
and q quart u high grade Kentucky
whIskey II q house 81 a Patrick
street today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
Hip Pocket Eye
Opener" Same as
Burglars Jimmy"

New York. Ap-il - person Ca-rv-
ing whiskey II ms mp pocket If II Ihe
same category RS ths outlaw caught
with & burglar KIT. according ID = -u4-
ing by Justice GarrIr il the BruoktyI
federal court To-Day He held ehat i Is
7us-IflaDie for III officer without z war-
rRr- 70 use a. evidence II a federal
case liquor found lr the pocket Of d
person who has beer arrested
The ruling was name 7 he case o.
Frank Murphy OF whom FIVE aaif- PM
TASKS Of wrIstay were sound Efter he
police had arrested il,n or q charge of
iu-oxIca1inn The Defendant vas turned
over 70 the federal authorities and p-ps-
ecurao for alleged violation Of the vnl-
stead law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
PROBE OF RISE
IN COAL PRICES
STARTS IN HUB

Boston. april 2.-luves-isE-ion by cts
department % Justice q yesterdays ao-
vance II the retail price u anthracite
coal was begun TO-DAY. John :. Hama
har. assistant chief n ne department :
bureau 0t investigation here, SAID the
books u dealers wUu.d ne examined 10
learn whether the increases were wE--
-arred The -alse affects all sizes q
hard coal anc ranges from s. . ION 1o-
some e-aoes 70 SIS 1o- peg Goa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
n. Y. RAIL FERRIES
r unnin e D 2 spite
Marine Strike
Operation Practically Norma
Claim o. Railroad aanape-s' Reg
-eserea1ive PREPARED 70 Fipns
Union tc FINISH

View TORI. APRIL --REisoan-ewred
-s--yboa-s upor which New York City
depends fo- tte -ranspn-rarior o: rs
toou supply ere operating practically
NORMALLY" despIce Che marine wo-ks-s
strike, J. J. Iau-eil. -ailrpac -1sanae ers
representative announced rur1gn-- The
-ueooa+ situation '1ooks very good" ane
normal condt-ions arc expected 70 PRE-
vail py MONDAY, ne audao.
Officials o. me marine workers aftiis-
tinn claimed -aat seoo employees OF .iSnr-
e-s. -ugE 2rld ferries nae srruck anc
mat the vessels now running were he-
lng operated ny strike breakers. In
less me strikers demand for al eight
hour day Is granted. u1Ioa ofncials
threatened u exrsnd Ltls walkou- 20 me
ionesho-emsu ana o-her na- Dor work
ers' organizations Gn6 completely lie
Ii che port
Mr.. MEateu admitted that 200 % the
500 men engaged Oh fsr-rpo ha6 an
sEe-eo -l-a STRIKE call -t,-reeu hundred
men employed ON barEes. ne sand, na6
peer orn1-ica.I2v thrown ON O: wu-K
ny -rs wElSpu--
The railroads. arc prepared 10 fIgt1- me
union 10 finish. Mr.. MEntell assert
"a, AIDING thai ms marine workers vii
tIrd or that they are MT dealing with
rhs -ali-oad administration now" IF
to-rs are being concentrated. ne SAID.
on the running o. fer-rnoaIs II order
70 ere To- -ns puniic and the necessary
fond supplies Tor New YORK
Other than causing 2 few nor-E' tiaisy
II the deliver. the strike failed 10 eEact
the cIrv's mix supply. Officials o. ms
-wp large distributing companies al
uounced that there was No danger u
II immediate milk famine because Q.
he wEikou-
Freight handlers On TWO -ackawaraa
-piE-oad piers n Jersey Ct-y went ou.
this afternoon II sympathy with the
harpo- men These are the first work
men u ms company 70 quIt
HEAVY details OF police were On dr-v
along the wafer front am al ferry Ter
Iniuals throughout the day 70 prevent
disorders. No outbreaks occurred.
There wEs heavy congestion e ne
Manhattan AnG New Jersey terminals
Of -hs HUDSON rupes which necessi-s sc
ne sentins q police reserves 70 assist
II handling The c-Dwus during me -usn
rou-e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
win Cities e channe Time

lewiston, AEril lit e probable
thai OF April = Tie clocks 0. Lew
sion Ind auburn VIII he set ahead
IT hour. Al special meeting Of q
john committee u the Chamber OF
Commerce representing both cities
IL was decided o recommend tins
action Their decision followed =
canvass rnade throughout the mills.
factories ana s-ores. The commit
tee found al overwhelming major
-tv II favor nj lhs plan. The only
question seemed % ne whether PEG
Tle anpuId 60 % work n hoI1r earlier
or standard time. or whether -hs
CLOCKS snpuid ne set ahead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
Americans Escape
Bandits In Mexico

Washington. Ap-i, Major EdEzr X.
Burr, military s-rtaCae Of ne American
embassy II Mexico CITY. ana -n-ee OH
- Americans including Mrs.. Barr. URr-
-pwiy escaped serious injury wner bah
dix attacked q train On The Mexico
y-C.ue-nyaca line On which -hey were
travelling. The artack occurred March
Is near Tres Marias.
-the o-ne- members q ne parry
were 0r. Hale and z Mr. 5u-G- -ha
dispatch To me state department -e-
porting the attack give ne details.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
To Probe Coal
Prices In Portland

Portland. Ne. AlIrI the first
steps 4 q federal investigation Of
the -eeer increase q me price Of
coal IN ms city was aiken TO-DAY
when agents o. -he department Of
Justice requested o: the chamber %
commerce & statement u tbs n
c-eases made n me past few Years
-ocaI dealers On THURSDAY an
uounced 81 increase 81 -wp dollars
I -Dn fU- al SIZES u nz-d coal and
u q dollar ana d half fo- soft coal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
Cow. Telephone 5pa. Burns

RIddsfo-t. Ne, April "a government
telephone boat Captain Everett 8eaI %
Jonespu--1 commanding. was burned ana
sIInk or 8idde1o-a Poo. aDout : ocIock
this morning. Captain 3sal and The
crew ~ twn escaped in & dory and
-pvred to ne Pool The craft with p-ae-
ticaLy al their belongings WIS total
loss. The launch. which was about g
feet long. was gasoline driven Gnd came
into the Pool last nigrt, towing q large
lifepoai which i had brought from the
eastward Rnc: was 70 deliver 81 Ports
mouth The engineer, Captain J. 2.
Chase OF Portsmouth y, H. was badly
burned anput The hands ana WAS With
dtficuity rescued frufn The burning beat
The only iect1naae WIS Russell WOOD
o. South Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
News Aaer. lstc AZ Bangor

Bangor Ne Aprn charged with
violation q he national prohibition .sct,
3Ive- Miller q. Bangor. : news agsu:
OF ehe Banrur-s.- Jetzn -En. ana Ross
j. Meehan re Calais, 1rE-iurlan nf The
same -un. who were arrested wednes-
three cans containing fur gallons u a.l-
ooho.. were heid u1ldor Ssa nnuiis for
me .5une terri ~ thc United states dis.
t-Ict cou-y when s---zigT1eG coday befo-e
Tinted States Commissioner GeiG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
Agreement Hangs
Fire on Norfolk
and W estern Ry.

Roanoke. Va. April RAILROAD and
union officials heid several confer
euces 1oday 2Id tonight regarding
ne strike On the Norfolk ana West
ern Railway h1- what progress WIS
made toward settlement u demands
that TWO nDn-uuion clerks ne dis
charged for an alleged Insult 10 q
woman e,uploye was nor disclosed.
Trims continued IL operation with
regular crews COMPANY officers
sand they mad received no Official ne-
LITIGATION that the rraiTIrueu world
refuse Il make further rips on the
ground thai unsafe conditions pre-
vailed Is the result D. ms STRIKE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
SLAYER Of Bell Girl Escanes

Fn-r Fairfield, Ne, April Newman
Clark. VINO was under arrest al NOS
utraI Ell Grand Tails. y. 3. charged
with The bu-ne- ~ Miss Phoebe Bell. es-
rsped du-rug The uIEr1 am today wRs
SOUGHT AZ Maine border points Clark
ran been under --earmen- fo- WOUNDS
set-iraic-ed after -he shooting Of Miss
3er Z week ago
The escape Was discovered when Z
tsurnr1.y Was FOUND IN Cia-k's bed The
authorities SAID thai llis condition WIS
s,1rh thar ne must have been assisted
ny someone. After II IHFestIgstio1i
they SAID that apparently Clark nae
neer helped through a WINDOW 2nc
fa-iz-en away n q sleigh which Was lac
seen three miles south Of Grand Falls
,,eadin- for the Maine border 7 me
z-ir.-ftv If Limestone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
GREENWOOD Is
NEW
chef SECRETARY

--1Iu21. Ap-l. Sir HEmAr Green
Voc unda- secretary fpr home 81
,---s rs oean appointed c:-ls1 sec-e-
~ --e-aua. according 10 ufictal
~.--2 lIlea-7lar-- ms afternoon.
''s =-l-zar succeeds Ian Macphar-
81 no -esignad yesterday.
-sae-.eE Z. kallawav SECRETARY 70
e. Ministers Of munitions viii suc-
sc 81 lamar Greenwood IN the
S=&S -aus department Mr.. Mar
@5-s-s- las r'een appointed minister
snElo1s ana Sir Lau,nr Worth
--S,lr vans mas been made q min
5,7' --,-ao;I- portfolio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
Portland Druggist Dies

Portland. April 2-GaorEs ". Ner-
rill. Ca Druggist II CITY IS yearE
dice th3s morning after an Illness ID
"a few hours Ny. Merrill owned the
Or. 7dRson drug store. SO called. FL
aIi6ale street 80 Years and had been
q resident III Lt1is city since he HI
tanned the 2Ee ~ -. except fDr twp
Years when ne was employed II DR..
Shows drug store in Boston He
WIS ONE % the oldest druggists IN
this CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

bath. Apri a fopf- iIii-satl
s-,,,,oner. the Camilla N. Page mas
--,ved 81 rhe Pe-cy & Small snip
xuro fpr repairs. She was hnlH II
Rsth pv Capt. James ". Fiawiey Il
7sos and is now owned by the fTi-i1-
~r.-(-auax,a Steamship Corporation
7r.riur the war she was n the over
-,sas s;srr-Ics ana came 70 BAN IN
49, the s.c-n and ot Capt g =
4.r,asou y Hampton aoads-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

A4,pr--r. Ne. april One case @
s,,,ailpox has soser lately reported 10 u
mn health officer o. Aunurn; hut ms
~ase ia mild. us rave been The re" eEiiei
Goo mat have Inane their appearance
a., nus vicinity. Two cases o. irIlueii--a
- a,no neen reported this week But
o,e case WIS -rcorted last week. ZIG
rays curing rne week before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
xerueber Ice Solid from Sie-rnonu
Down

-.iru-roac. he. Ap-r @--tspeciaI}.--
--ar inches o. hple-Eree ice remains o.
~. E-.nuepec from the Eichnnnnci- DTes-
ssr ferry % de-rruestIr- 1SE' ant
+-.---ruan c. =. Foster predicts lIlal
,,,a- mis- stretch = safe crossing VII
no arp-rseu fnr 3 week moro. At %'e7Hi91f
e;r,--e the ice IS in . much weakened
condition zIrc the mil carrier dfilgs
,oa- along n CROSSING the-e- f'IF
.,,,y-h Gardner I'D The channel IS c2ear-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
Survives FAN
|0ve, 50-Foot Dam
|anu Ragged Rocks

'4caaruo1- Mass april 2--Swspt
.---f-zoot Dam and dashed 10
-@gec ~ocfls below. Mary. wife
--Tsns Mo-ia1y Is OF -he danger
Is 5 - q hospital here with a
-As5 sHoclaer multiple bruises
.l-2-r-Iocs Ena probable inter
-a-l-s.
-l7.&-r WIS or her WY
- IN 4ariy- mass and at
MIKE Z short cut ac-pss
1 7-Do-Ery pi1nks on q rail-
~@5 -ha1 was under repair
Pc ~7ver below End was
Il. aGE = ypurg sDr
---c ifer give the alarm
zs ~nscued unconscious
ra -he hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

TOR 4ur. a reduction
"'r z the national debt
IouDle rne amount by
"- was lowered during
.uGrE-h-wuS accom-
March the treasury
XII ThH national debt
-~.-- ~ 1858. 90e, 600.
a-1 -tIs record could NOT
|. ~a z basis fn- 4orecasring
-l1-rsv reductions They
However. Is '-sotfuo e-7-
ae SUCCESS Of the -reas-
1 D. financing the post
b., 1i.+-T when government
--~es still continue To -rin
~ sT7eTI-E on 1he public
ortnec aimps- wholly 70
'.-ar- %. certificates OF inoetf-
Su~c n anticipation OF in
r'0ft -axes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
THE WEATHER


Northern New England: Fam. fo.-
lowed by clearing SaIu-ray. Sunday
tar. NJ. nucr change 4 teEpe-a-
lure.
Southern View England ana East
e-r New York: Fair SATURDAY ant
probably Sunday, no- much change
II LeDpa-a1u-e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
Release [. S. Red
Cross Workers Held
by Reds In Siberia

V Washington. Auril 2-geleass OK MI
American Fed CROSS workers held prs
oner II Siberia by the Bolsheviki. with
me exception % Alexander c. -wees,-
q View York. Was reported 10 national
HEADQUARTERS. The las, -rpo-r A-u-,
-weet.ie said ne wRs I'll with :yahus q.
krasnoyarHk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

z,.nru-. Ne. April THE first salmon
~ N. season was taken TOM me Ban
Don, his afternoon by Michael
p..,.rsn. T-he fish. . l2-pounder. WAS
-.r..ed at e a pound by ioca1
democratic politician and sent 10 Tres
ideut Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

~, 7cv.er
--.s. ---o-. Ap-. chairman
-ne ss1zIe naval commit
-..1= nuu.I- -oday q letter from
-,-r.--v Daniels deriving reports
r-.saaL : some newspapers rtz1
a.. -.-.,, Aaa -ola ths commit
49, III Japan WAS z men
r-ad States.
.7cveC o wrILs ypu.' saio
. -l.l.-.a- because LrIs uuhtica-
u, e--aes Il IMPRESSION thai IL
q -Ive ID Z friendly ma
new .. rns attitude q the
-ns navy ana your CON-
,,--=, tx. e wholly IL variance
49, ~ .---ILuds OF your committee
M rav~ department
s---.g 70 me COMMITTEES that
T. -a..-,g1s with Ell countries on
- -e.-.-- we're most friendly and
-r-.. ..-.- nj ! did mt believe
-a-ll- neuaceo the United
.g,as 1-rc III l was sure tins
,-u.-~ woLd adppt M T,oiicy based
mon .----ousm ID any power in
81 saa-.1G.
II su-e hal YOU ana al the
~srlpa-s o. -he senate naval gfzEi-s
---,n.--74 VII regret q misleading
-gru-a-I1, -nz- my he nisln-er-
rrer ~- NY friend"
IL -}l-Iels appeared before the
,,--.-lI--zs Z executive session 10
~ ''g!l-IaLIons fD- eriarglnE
--rz aoclIng and repair facilities
Il M ACHE Coast 70 meet lhe
80 d. -ce charged fact II THOSE
va.--z
r.. --eupla1Rd DEVELOPMENT Of
~. asss on -he Pacific Coast is
-s5.--=l Upor no policy 81 a,Itag-
-.zz- u aLy power n ths Pacific. -
-g- aDu- -he J-1ncIpie o. national
| -orecu1r M ability 70 help IRE
,=-'e rs neacs Of -hs world" Sec-e-
A. -i1-la.- sad II ms letter. The
III a--I-.ule o. tbs national p-p-
is-..1- III Accuated in building
-!51s-- naval bases on the Atlantic
cczsc demands thaI we snail 10 the
2rle y ne Pacific coast" ne sang.
CZ-c -hess Developments.
2,ct .laTf been 100 long neglected
-laue esseu-lA ny -hs presence in
y s-oihc = { feet u more than
''''t -ons, the secretary said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
GERMANS Await
Allled Permission
10 'tt,tIDv Ruhr

20. BY The Associated
e Ie-uaD government RI
orrlrz1Zl Icaziuu 10 tins press
-esn.veG 10 dispatch troops
~ ~ectpu Is soon as the En-
s such move. The
-Hacheo LITER = three
meeting l0Ezy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
Boston Forecast

Forecast Tor Boston ana vicinity.
Fair Saturday ana probably Sunday.
Not much change Il temperature.
Fresh and strong west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
curnp-rianr Divorces

Portland Ne. April c-Judre San
horn heard Il divorce cases il March.
granted &c. rejected eignt. THREE Hbels
were dismissed