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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
ISOLATED NEW
FOUNDLANDERS
FACE STARVATION

Halifax Jan @--rInaHi-E1ls u
southwestern New Found.End are
threatened with starvation owing 70
the Witty conditions OF the route on
the View Fuundiand RAILWAY. according
70 CAPTAINS Pe--ipas and Shaw rWp
wee 1ha-nsa1eu mariners who reached
their homes here today Their schoor-
err. eas I1asca and the Cecil Beck, wee
frozen IN al North Bay. " F., and II
order n reach Pnrt aux Basoues to Eet
a steamer for Sidney, N s, they were
Obliged 10 travei I74 miles on the ICE
hound railway by foot and SLED
Towns and villages between MOTH
Bay and Port aux. Basuues are running
OUT of PROVISIONS, they said, auG there
Is an extreme shortage Of -four. Possl-
hillry Of having the supply repierisned
was remote, thev declared. because the
railway is blocked completely win nee
and SNOW. and II will be many weeks
eefpxe traffic car be resumed They de-
sc-;bec conditions III appalling. ] don
know what RS 10 become Of the people,
said Captain PsrrIpas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
PRINT
assumption Must Be
cut TO Help Shortage
.-ai-rran OF Federal Trace commis IS
s,o- ADVISES Voluntary Action by
5uoirsne-s-Sepeal OF Excess Pro-
H.x Tax ane Removal OF Tariff or
Ae~~s Print Also Suggested

wasninr-on, jan 2a-ToluuIa-y
-uucIior OF news print consumption
3 publishers Is the primary remedy
the paper shortage. Chairman CD}-
- Of the Federal Trade Commission
and today before the House ways
4nG means committee Publishers Of
= papers despite agreements among
aemsslves. have NOT praCIiced -hs
-conomv That Is necessGry, IF added
The publishers must recognize
Tat they gre consuming more than
- and car be produced" said Mr..
Colver
~-.'F-he s1ze 81 papers fs hardly a
,l1bJecr Of Legislation" NJ continued.
-grne smaller Sunday editions and
1a elimination Of extra editions
7epsaI Of the excess profits Tx
II removal q al Tariff on news
1-.nt also were suggested by Nj
over as remedies. He said the
ro--Ee trouble began with the ex-
Sc profits INK encouraging unusual
.a-vs expenditures far advertising
s & means Of epading the tax
smaller publishers are most hurt -
Jared M. Colve-,s because the
yer publishers are keeping paper
--oc hem by taking II On contract, :"
No increase N production through
" mills, 10 equal the Increased con-
-lnp-Ion was II sight. he Continued.
consumption II this county is
-~sa,ar thar rhs supply" Mr. Col
or SID and the stocks which are
% very slender, are stea di1y de-
easing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
SOCIALISTS ATTITUDE

Albany, n. =. Jan. .s-An attempt
70 show that sabotage n uurIrlon
factories was q weapon which So
ciaIis-s were virtually Invf-ed by their
party TO employ II rs program Of
CONTINUOUS, active and public eT-
position 70 the wa" was made 70
day by the prosecution ct the trial
Of the FIVE suspended socia-Is. rs
senblyusn charged With dIslOyalty.
Counsel for the assembly Judiciary
comnirre+ conducting the InvaslIga
lion read INTO rhf record the p-ocia
NATION and war program adopted 81
me ST. Louis convention Of the So
Ciails- party on April :. 1917. one
5av after the United States eu-ereG
the woria war n winch workers we~s
urged 70 oppose -hs wa through
demous-ra-io mass PETITIONS and
al other means within our power"
The prosecution also read into the
record Pronunciation Of tbs way II the
proclamation as one cause by tne
r-eachery of the capitalist Class
through their representative II Con-
E-ess.
Finally committee council brought
out that rhe ami sabotage CLAUSE"
II the psrrv's constitution Of which
the prosecution asserted Socialists
formerly mad 'b0aste6" had been
stricken al the same convention
The Judge Arthur Sutherland. exam
ming ! Jre-nor ,se NJ <aur vo-E --au
u-e- OF the SOCIALIST state COMMITTEES,
who attended -he St LOUIS convention,
asked; One O. the means Of putting
q hlndEanee 20 the capi1AlisLlc war was
10 commit sabotage IT Lhe n1aTIu1ac-
-u-e u wE- munitions. WASH it'"
'Wouidu't + naturally occur t0 the
worker n tbs u1uri-IUr factory reading
this declaration thai the WIZ was
brought IN by capitalists ii this cour-
--y vino had made seven billions Of do
la-s II the manUsa c-u-e o. wa MINI
lions and VIM was urged &c use every
means 10 STOP the war x Duidr' L
Occur 70 him naturally with that decla-
ration from his party put into mis-
hands by his party leaders raj the bes-
thing he could do. working II The III
rIrIon factory, would ne ID drop Z
wrench II tne raachne-y and stop rh-
works."
NO, si-" hapIied NJ Lee What We
refer % there Is mass acrI0r. and ca
bo-aee Is distinctly not mass action. Il
was made very clear that We meant
social collective action through demon
STATIONS mass PETITIONS"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
CAPITOL AGOG

Albany. n. Y. jar 29 A uyste-
rIous press agent tnr the trial OF
the FIVE suspended socialist assembly -
men" who suddenly appeared B. the
cap4Lol today competed for interest
Of 1hs politicians. newspaperrnen ana
rns general public WIFI testimony u
ferec az the Irves-i garior-
His uuheraided appearance was fol
lowed by Z hurrled executive session.
Of the assembly judiciary cnnnE
Zee which Is conducting the LriHl
and demand by Assem- blSuaar MaU-
race Block. committee member, THAI
an inquiry be made 10 ascertain
whom hs represented Il Is possible
that the press agent" my be sum
monsG before tbs cnuu1-1ee. several
members sand tonight
Assertion hy Ny Blocs that ne nag
been Informed" the judiciary com
mIr[ee was hiring a press agent 10
spread throughout the state the one
SIDED report Of -:as Proceed Ins-s drew
from Louis Marter ia: Genial shat
this committee had engaged such 4
representative aT intended 10 az SO.
Before leaving To-Day for New YORK
ms press agent VINO turned ON 10 De
Mayor Alexander Otis. q on. time
engaged IN publicity work for tbs
Republican state comm Irree issued
Lne following explanation Of his pres
sncs.
some cr-Izgns desiring That fun
pubAcT-y os gwen 70 the proceedings
al the IKE, Of the FIVE socialist as
ssTublymeu requested me 10 super
wise rhe circL la-idn q important III
formation disclosed and informed me
That the committee woaid be ar
uounceG as soon as completed
7 understand that such cnu-
nIIIee Is being completed as fast as
circumstances permit. ANY info-na-
ton desired by any newspaper or
citizen viii ne furnished on request"
A. the executive session Mr.. Bloch
explained he had heard The COM
uTLree expected 10 nave q sta.r-
nen1 for the press. He SAID that. as
Stunning the judiciary committee was
the committee referred ne had expe-
FENCED indignation mat THAI body
acting as q tribunal should engage
2 press agent Ike & CIRCUS or p-rna
donna
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
WALNUT ST. NAN VALUES WHAT
HE FOUND At $4,000
1t Was Lucky Day for me when I Went Into
DeOrsay's Drug Store, Says W A Hall, who
Resides at 4 Walnut Street, Waterville. Me

For thirteen years ar. Hall has
been connected with the Maine Cen
t-ai railroad. al present ne Is en-
glnee-. This position he has held for
the past five years.
While in Deorsay's Drug Store the
other day he gave the following
statement for publication:
Il have been troubled with my
stomach for the past two wears. be
ing unable 70 eat anything without II
distressing me. / tried q great many
SO called cures without getting any
results When yItaIf1as started sncf
q campaign Of advertising and the
local people began 10 speak SO highly
Of It's merits / made W my mind 10
give Il a trial and see what results
] could get from that and TO my great
surprise II not only cured me Of in
digestion. but il has also cured me O.
q bad case Of rheumatism as well
] have been troubled with rhauua :
tIszn IL rte muscles for the past five
years, this r-oEale greatly hindsring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
$500, 900 Fire Loss
In Windham Plant
Following Explosion

Windham. Me, jan An explosion
Of wood powder IT the grinding mill q
the 8 z / Dupont de Nanus & Co.
wood pulp r3iN IN this 1pwr a o'ciocs
this evening started q fire which spread
10 the other buildings and threatened
the plant with oesrruc-icn- The sxpio-
sion YVES caused by The grinders s--is-
ing IRE and causing the fine wood dust,
with which the room was filed TO blaze
The f-s spread ID the pump roou- rem
ieriug /. impossible &c put water On the
flames.
The h-s spread 70 The main mil anc
the press rooms. destroying both
4 run1her Of sJDrerooms and stock
houses were saved The fire was III
der control Al ESQ. The mill employs
- men nut only Z were II work when
rhe fire started. No one was injured
The Loss vii exceed scoe CSC Wood pulp
Is made al the plant 10 be used IN the
manufacture Of dynamite. Apparatus
sent BIZ the Portland fire department
arrived after the fire was under control.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

cars T@re delayed On sidtn-s ana
MIKE shipments 70 other New ing
Iand poir-s were prevented
Chairman Shs-hu-ne II the state
COMMISSION on ne necessarias Of Lr14
II { statement said -ne cJod s--ua1ior
was = ye- no- serious ana dad not
pruI-- lze n become 50 for some time.
The Chamber of Commerce. however.
N telegram 10 Director General
Hines Of The railroad administration,
urged t..al q decision b given On the
wage demands saving We look upon
Lhe Situation with apprehension. .
me Boston and Maine railroad ad-
ve--Isec for freight handlers. bur
none responded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Verdict Withheld
In Capt. Deter Case

New 3orE, Jan A-The court martial
Of Captain Karl ". Deczer for alleged
cruel-ies 10 soldiers OF the American
Exped- tIona-y Force az lie Mans when
began a. Governors Island eight weeks
agn. ended today. The officers cnmp-is-
ing Ehs court agreed OF a ve-sic- m less
than FIVE minutes bur N accordance
with military regulations their dec; ltnu
VIII not be announced until It has first
been forwarded To the war department
II Washington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
FREIGHT MOVEMENT CRIPPLED
At HUB BY STRIKE OF HANDLERS
FOOD SUPPLY NOT YET MENkCED

Boston, Jan Enforcement q
freight II less than carload lots
through the terminals % ths Boston
and Albany and the Boston ant
Maine railroads II this ctry and the
unloading Of steamers e. the Jisrs
Of the rwo railroads was crippled
TO-DAY Is q result o. z strike Of -2ee
union freight handlers begun yesJer
day in an effort 70 force the railroad
administration 10 hand down g de-
cisior IN demands for wage IN
c-eases now pending Because Of
snba-gpes declared by the railroads
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
MORE CHARGES
Sims Says Navy Not
. Ready in 1917
When u. s. Enteres European War
Probe &C Follow Present Inquiry
as g Nays Conduct During War
Daniels Asked for FuIl info-ms-
rinn

Washington. jan. E---harges h.
Rez- Admiral VIZ Sims that the navy
was not prepared 10 enter the war =
1877 are 10 ne investigated ny me Sena <
inquiry INTO -ne lavy's cunducI o. -ne
VIZ. which has been c-r-c.Zel by- the
ges-ior from Adual-al Sims, Chai-ruan
Page Of tbs naval committee asked
information as Is Lhe CONDITION at -ns
navy JI,st preceding the entrance Of the
United States Iutn the Wc-id Wa-
Aamt-zf SIMS letter ID Senator Page
aulplited charges ne mad made before
the subcommittee investigating The Ea-
va decorations controversy. After con-
ference with Senator haie, chaI-raa1
Of The subcommittee Seu2-o- Page
wrote NJ. Daniels asking -haI ne trans
hit z detailed statement showing me
location Of American wa-ships TWO
months and one month previous 10 the
GeciGra- nor Of war and her location
UPON The ac-ul- day tins country en-
tered the wa. II addition Senator
Page asked for the names Of the ships
ready FIR distant service when war was
declared and rns names OF those not
-eacv and the reason for their Unp-e-
pa-ecnaaE.
Investigation INTO the navRl awards
controversy was N have beer -ssumed
-r-,o---v u-v-s -Sf--a~r--- TtariaIE rfSrf-
fvlns befn-e IRE subcommittee hut
owing 10 the illness Of Senator Train
meU Of California g subcommittee
member, the hearing was postponed un-
q, -aesday. II which TINE me ssc-e-
rE-v Will report.
The wider inquiry INTO Admi-sl SINS
charges Of unrrepa-einess and failure
To cooperate with the allied navIes VII
De mads by Lhs same subcommittee
Ia Ter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Jury STILL INCOMPLETE FOR
TRIAL OF SENATOR NEWbERRY
AND OTHERS FOR CONSPIRACY

Grand F.auj6g. Mich Van ss---na
sss.ar7 grove :,
- ,r,.z -,,,.
>N@'s- Uti5 VIII IrI-
naAn r NeVesrry II the 1918 se-1a-
-ha eada-s, ,.;s--;,- ,- .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
100 DEATHS FROM
FLU IN NEW YORK

New York, iJan- .s-Another ma
-e-,aI increase II influenza anc
u,euunnia cases IN New York city
tomorrow was predicted tonight ny
Health Commissioner Copeland who
declared that the peak Of the epl-
aeruic would not ne reached Tor
number Of DAYS Although there was
/. s4c-esse II the number OF new
cases to-day, ne added the reports
indicated HI increase IN dsa-hs
The total number of new influenza
cases reported tocay was 4-1es, de-
crease nf ss2 from yesterday Fneu-
rnonia cases reported totalled NJ
dec-ease of -. There were 100 inf1n-
enza deaths. an increase q j over
Yesterday and 13s from Pneumonia
an increase Of II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
;UT IN R. R. WAGES
m e d by Certain
Roads Belief of Shea
sc.fnr 5-ctne-hooa P-es,aeu. Says
Aetemrs VIII Be Maae Following
Rssurn Of Reads 70 Private Owners
-Sees Menace IN curnrnsns Bill

New York Jan. eS-DIrect charges
nat certain railroads were planning
o reduce wages as soor rs the roads
were returned To private operation,
we're made ny Timothy Shea, acting
PRESIDENT Of the Brotherhood IF Lo-
,onorive F-emen and EUglnsmsn
xno was ane o. the speakers e. The
2nrh aunual meeting Of the ns-ional
CIVIC association here today. Nj
Shea denounced the CurmAs bill
now before -as Senate, and lUIns !
with Samuel Gompers, president u
ne American Federation o. Labor, II
an attack OF compulsory arniC-a-
-lor- Referring 10 The CuumIns nill
ne SAID
This bill 3 the outcome Of 2 COZ :
spi-acy 70 refuse wages below their
present inadequate level when The
roads are returned private owner
snip"
The alleged conspI-s-n-s. he con
pay and T g strike followed a-tempt
If suppression ny wholesale prose-
cu-i1ns
VS. have positive evidence, fur
risned our local agents Of certain
railroads. where managers have sal1
that they would only continue rhe
present wage schedules during 4eder-
e cn--~u.. declared the speaker.
There IS nc danger Of E strike o.
American railroads unless il : pro-
voke6 by such legislation ak the
rha g0ve-cImsr- as n the Cog
strike. Mr. Shea said
M GoTnpe-s defending organized
labor asserted that the unions haG
done more 10 prevent strikes thar
any other agency.
II absence Of strikes meant COM
-nsrcIaI prosperity" hs added, ''rner
China ought 70 stand a. the head D:
civilization
That which the employer concede,
Is almost invariably that which -h+
euploye presses home hardest. Only
those are heard vino make thsusei-
yes heard TINS question Of r.
pressing -ae Aspirations Of me work
e-s vii not succeed. The Citizenship
o. our republic viii refuse Is allow
l. F3- = woulc u better 70 SUITE.
the IncoCvsnIences attending indus
trial strife than Up root the primo
pies q tbs republic. Any attempt
particularly by tae lesions. VIII y.
me cause Of many disputes which
otherwise might rs -uoitiec IS
Speaking n[ the proposal for N
tional board of adjustment supple,
mented " regional boards. as SIG.
gested a. the presidents. second IN.
Gus--ial conference II Washington
NJ. C7nnpe-s said Lh0 poItrica
changes would have 50 great an ef.
fec on those boards that tha.- wort
would ne destroyed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

me- II nv work Today would no.
take soD9.e6 for the good vitaT5rax
has done for me. / feel as wei as 1
ever clo II my life and 7 give all the
creoT1 10 the great remedy yitalitas
Tor accomplishing results where All
other remedies failed. extend an
invitation To anyone VINO wishes more.
infol-na ton about tins remedy TO cali
any home address which is Walnut
street. where ! VIII be pleased To sec
you" ts.gnedl ". a HALL. Wa
tarviIle, Me
john DeC,rsay says--"Tt1e above
letter from one Of our local and nirt-
~ respected citizens is proof enough
TOR FItalItas- Mr.. Hal is only ex-
pressing -hs sentiments Of thousands
o. Watervills people rs TO the good il
is doing 70 them Hundreds of pec
pie tell US daily Of the remarkable
results obtained by the use Of VI
ralitas"
Get IT today at Coughin's Drug
Store, Augusta: Deorsay's Drug
store, WaLervIiie.-Aay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Ask BolsheviEi
for Release [. S.
Red Cross Workers

Washington, jar. 2S-Request for
the release Of the four American Fed
Cross workers recently captured ny
-te Bolste-iKi II Siberia already has
been forwarded 10 rhe Russian So
wet authorities through the Czechs
Fed Cross headquarters was inform
SO TO-DAY by representative II TiadI-
vostnk II cahlee-am which asio
stated that the prisoners were moi
believed 10 be in any danger.
Tne cable advTces from Tladivos-
rok explained that the expression OF
opein MYSTICISM concerned the safety
Of the Fed Cross personnel was
founded OF reports from the newly
conquered parts Of Siberia Indicating
that the Bolsheviki We're pursuing =
liberal policy toward prisoners
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Not Help Up on Ac-
count War Dept.
Shipping 5ca-a Desires &c Get Best
Price Possible FOR ShIas as They
Seanc-Tr Determine Cut Price in
View OF Fact Strips Need Repair
ing

Washington. Jan 2s-Deiay On the
part Of rhe shipping board II taking
action or The bids submitted for the
purchase Of the thirty former German
passenger ships Was said by Chair
mar Payne tonight 70 be due pr
marty to 1ne boards intention u
make certain that E fair market
price vii be obtained for each yes
sci before bids are accepted.
The ships which the board has Of
fe-ed for sale were used by me army
as transport and 70 -e-conGi1ion then
for passenger service viii involve d
considerable SUM. the chairman sEIG.
Il Is proposed To sell Ite ships as
they Stand, and II order 10 deter
mine Il z fair p-ice Is being offered
for a gIveu Vessel II has been decid-
ed 70 order the estimated cost Of re-
conditioning ID Lhs bid submitted
which VIII enable the board 20 decide
Il full value Is 10 hs received Tor the
ships II the light Of present prices
for passenger ships ready for ser
rice
Objection OF the par Of the war
deparruenr ID the sale Of the ships Is
expected te be waived by officials OF
the board. Certain Of the liners had
been designated as part o. the pro
posed army transport reserve an6
Secretary Baker protested against
any transfer of title lnvaliding these
provisions II is expected. however.
that assurances viii be given the war
department that any vessel sold vii
remain under the American flag and
subject ID the cal OF the transport
service II case Of emergency.
Chairman Payne has written Sec
-e-a-y Baker that no bids would BE-
accepted until the matter mas been
adjusted fully and as the boards
talr price estimates are not expected
TO be ready before Monday II Is IN
derstood that an agreement viii be
reached with the war department be
fore the board Is ready To make its
decision OF the bids
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Boston, jan. -s-The deportation Of
ignorant or misi-fo-med alIans as .
solution Of the problem o. soc!a., IN
rest was ridIculed ny John Ra-nc-u,
editor q the Providence. z. j.. Jour
n2- II az address before Inc Civ
--uo tonight -.ae real danger u the
country ne thought was II The IL
Haencs Of Impractical ldaaliscs With
Lner dreams Of irrernationaI1srr and
q those ''t3-phena1aG" citizens. who
did no. have an eye single 70 ne pes
interests Of the COUNTY,. Major F-ar,ty
hn01, publisher Of the Manchester
,. r. Union, presided.
Nj t-arhRc attacked the Harvard
Liberal Club, discussing the member
snip OF which he saId 7 MAKE m
charge Of delihe-G-e deception nv
men o. this type : simply saw -F7ec
a-f composed for the large par NJ
hi----pakeC ldeaIIsts VINO know na-n-
Ins q practical life VINO pgav vl-r
Wofos without UNDERSTANDING vrf.s-
-ney mean and wine whether r,,s+ r7r
mem know II or not. are pipw,uc the
srould for whatever fruitful saAG
those VINO direct deliberate auarcrv
ano confusion are waiting 10 SOW
Ne deportation Of 4 few hundred
peaE5ie most OF chan sincere an re
~neH2 Wrought I'd II ignorance o. o,7-
s7E @7n-nenr and what i really mems
mas as much 10 do w1th the solution
q TINS grave problem as II NAV
sIooo OF Boston Common ana sa,. !,
comic song. There Is no rriu-n-7F -
deportation. Nothing is accounIish-
ed By Il
Let Us be fair to the ir,n1iera74
ana llY 10 understand E little OF MS
pTonierns and Of the obstacles -
ourselves place II the wzv az MS m
Outstanding Of u.s.
MT t-a-norn said that Te n.seas ~.
eV44 OF Ihs hyphen Of All Other fo--as
Whict helped To keep The T7ri-as
States N turmoil and denraca-as
KY sssAIation that might rise in mis-
understandings between rris e,7,-,--,-
ana England. He SAID thar 4ne so,.
1Tpose OF The agitation il this conn
I5 OF behalf Of an Irish -srua7;r
was 70 enbroll the Tinted States nd
treat britain II war or IN LASTING or
MlTy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Reed Raves Over
House PAIRING Down
Rivers and Harb0rs

Washington. Jan ,-s--Snarp os-
nuucia lion Of the action o. the House
IN cutting down the Rivers and Har-
hors appropriation hiR marked the
beginning of Senate committee hear
snss to-day on the measure, winch ND
uaIly IL referred as pork barre" leg
isiarioE.
Desc-inin- the bin as product
Of peanut politics, gotten out 80
some of our friends OF the other side
can 20 10 the country saying see
how much we saved Senator Reed,
Democrat Missouri. warned that the
Senate would have 10 adopt eiorurs
10 pass the measure
The committee decided to cal II
rhe engineers and 30 over the bill
item by item, with the expert ac-
NICE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
swift Justice
Melted Out to n. ].
! outhful Bandits

70 ,5a-.h. n j.. Jan. as.-Less than
7-~E 4=+ar they held Up the pay
1-.-z-a- a11 robbed him Of $4,000
---' 1G-.1s ware sentenced today 10
- IN = ID Is years II prison
-iF' Sunday Victor Bruno, Charles
@s1s- arr Frank Crane stole the
-l0-7- Cad daylight BY Sun
7' q been arrested To-
-a@- "a ED guilty. The money
as 't-@- =. overed. All the ser
NED tpCar around L. years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Burke Indicted
for Murder of
Nelson w. BARLEY

SkowheERn. Ne jan .s-Ar n
dic1meur for murder against John
Burke Of Jackmar former deputy
sheriff, was reported by the grand
jury IN the supreme court to-day
Burke Is charged with killing Mel
son W BARLEY. hotel Keeper, a1
Jackman On October Is. He was
seen with Bartley shortly before the
latter disappeared and was arrested
Subsequent 10 q thorough InvEs-iga-
ton The trial Is expected 70 begin
al February IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
I. Shining Supt-
Robbed of Pay Roll
at Eulalia- Mexico

Il Paso, Texas Jan. 29-James
CleEs. an American superintendent
OF the Mania Mining Company at
Euizlia- Mexico. was held up and
, robbed OF the mne pay roll Of several
hundred dollars Saturday last. wnile
proceeding TO the mine from Chihua-
, r1ua City. according ID d report re-
ceIved here today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Minimum of 10
Years Given New
Denied New Trial

Los Angeles Calf. jar. eS-Ea--
" : New. convicted here Of murder
n the second degree for shooting
Miss F'-eda Lesser, was denied new
ria Today. H was immediately
sentenced 10 serve not less than 10
years. With E maximum Of life in
prisouneu-. a. San Quentin p-lsor.