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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-10-15

occasions. That paper waylays Dan
Richter and paints him the blackest
villain in existence, which is the
method pursued by all followers of the
cult when one of the number becomes
Disguised with the party endorsing
Russian sovietism and favoring max
ing martyrs of Bill Haywood and men
of that kidney. This paper holds no
brief for Richter. He may be all the
News-Miner says he is. and that is
enough to disgust any human being,
but in his speech this man only quot
ed from the laws-passed by the North
Dakota legislature, overwhelmingly
non-partisan, and evidence that even
the News-Miner cannot safely deny.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-10-15

We have received pamphlet entitl-
ed English Atrocities in Ireland and
it is shocking arraignment of Eng
lish management of the island, and We:
We have looked over the screed and
see nothing about Irish atrocities in
Ireland. In reading press reports OF
the ambushing and murder of Eng
lishmen it strikes us that when It
comes to atrocities honors are about
even. No one country seems to have a
monopoly Of this atrocity business.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-10-15

change. Extravaganza and ineffi-
cheney has marked the record of the
democratic administration, to say
nothing of the exhibition of the one
man power. Every straw vote shows
which way the wind is blowing. There
is a large number of democrats who
cannot swallow the league of nations
in the shape the president wants to
force it upon the country, and which
Mr.. Cox favors, and that class is going
to quietly vote for Mr.. Harding when
they 60 to the polls on the End of No
yember
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-10-15

Cox's tactics on the stump is that
of the demagogue and ward politician.
Most of his public utterances are de-
voted to abuse and Trades against his
opponent. His speeches show that he
is not of presidential timber. The
politician who devotes his time to
scolding, finding fault and misrep-
resenting nowadays cannot get any
where, and MIR. Cox would not resort
to such a line of campaigning If he
did not think his chances were hope
less and resorts to vituperation to
cover his chagrin. Mr.. Cox is going
to be one of the worst beaten men who
has ever run for president
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-10-15
Judging from the general expression

Judging from the general expression
of opinion referendum bill. No. /,
known as the Carlyon road bill, that
calls for bonding the state in the sum
of $50 100000, is going to get smother
ed with negative votes at the Novem-
Der election, while referendum bill No.
2, providing for payment of equalized
compensation to veterans Of the war
with Germany will carry with a
whoop. Just as 1t should.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-10-15

If one wants to get raise out Of
the Republic News-Miner all one has
to do is to say something disparagins
about the methods of the non-partisan
party in North Dakota. The News
Miner is keen to take up the cudgei
in defense of that organization on all
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-10-15

From every indication at the present
time Harding will carry every north
ern state in November and has an ex-
cellent chance of carrying Missouri,
Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-10-15

From the drift of public sentiment
all over the country it Is plainly EVIL
dent that the people are DESTROYS of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Republican Women
Ward CTS Meet

At o'clock Friday evening the
Republican women OF Ward ( ard
) net IN the municipal coz-r pSou :
for advice and suggestions given by
prominent Republican citizens.
Walter II Saroorn presided at the
meeting The first speaker was
Frank G, Harrington who said rha.
the first essential Of ever voter va :
% register and IN order 20 get every
woman registered II was the duty
ct each woman 20 bring to the regis
tratIon At least tao other voman
The women" he said. will have
absolute control Of the coming cleo
ton and III that case eacH vona i,
must register" Willis z Svif-
VINO spoke next, made 4 few reu1a rks
concerning the marking Of the bal
lots and OF voting When voy, vote
vote q straight ticket. thus Ieav+,p
all the responsibility 10 one party =
He mentioned that the only wav TO
check ballots vas 10 make a cross as
any other distinguished marx
would De ruEed out. and put TIA,
cross he said. directly in .hs
square The women showed much
enta1siasmand displayed a real in.
terest in the coming election
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

regstsr before TIE 7rEca uses. Il
thursday evening -1-ce- Z tl~r
born women registered r. reSi'
2sed - ard arata=- az=d,-s as q.
Ls-srsG Friday
-sng before t1z DOES sra7a.: -~tlr
strsFrEcE t0- re res--.7z Z ---si1.
tIon- = number q E11-=- F=-e va.-,.
TO D Admitted 70 :v=-+cE ,1.A
comfortable resting p-I-= lie -al7-
Ger 81 Commerce cEc=
In tie faEEy y E-a-. : S-s-.1!
az - Arsenal Stree -.=r= a. . '..n
EoE zcat x51--r 1a7- 1-=z gan. II.
right 20 c@S- 5aE-1cs = u: ;aisl.
ce-z Il the fz-L- s=vs- - go %
y9-- a. The S@Pt4z1-- =.a----1G- VIA
Mrs Sterling ms -a.=s I v9-i
voting stre1g-< II =ga- Z NJ -.--.i.
ERsrs are also I've SccS = c1s .4--!'
f1g- Of item aF5 e-c-y- - yas
Counting cEe z=a6 .: - AM. as
makes 4 -o-4i vccz-E 60 = - D.
mos enough % ca : = =c;c O.
Hr- Starting E-r<e< vaS -4--,4t ~
same rear rha- - caxs - =. To:s
Re was formerly c.e-< aid '-a--ii
q the bca-G % ssS4<Sc-s - Cz-a'-h
alt also served - ~ea-s d t-+ sc11G
committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
AT SKOWHEGAN

sko~hegan. Ne. Sept. -Frankiin
D, Roosevelt in an address at Fair
field, hit at the front porch campaign.
He deEnanded that Senator HARDING
and Governor Coolidge show them.
selves and discuss issues with the
peop,e."
Our N California" ne said. they
say Senator Harding and Governor
Coolidge are thinking Of Mr.. Hughes
campaign II 1916 and are afraid Il
go 10 the people
He advocated the entrance Of the
United States into the League Of Ma
tons, in order that it may contribute
its moral support to the solution OF
world problems
In an address here this afternoon,
Ar. Roosevelt REVIVED his charge that
the Republican party az at presen:
constituted was the party Of reaction
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

and asserted rha- tn DeE1f'''r n
car-y was The party of p-ogr=ss
what single constructive Hleas'-r
.s Harding ever s-ocd :or n n
.r-rfte9 states SeEa-=9'' r asa7f4
have been asking that question 10 -
1ar rhrze weeks and have lo- rad N
ansE@r
Discussing 4 program e rAtIon-zl
!zveIsou1eur- Which W propose 20
treat II z progressive ves II 1as@ n"
Democratic party = returned 20 pow
err n sad that ne tI1-e called E1r
increased production o. tae farms
ard IL lndaG-Y. = more economical
raetaod Of dastrlbE-.on fron prod Ice
To consumer. zad the proper develop
raer- IL the Merchant Na1HE- He
said the Democratic parry also would
contin1e to regard foreign pri-c-es
from a progesslye stand po.lt-
We 90 rot want 10 90 oack 70 Il:
conditions IL 1914 II world relations
he said, and notwithstanding all
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ee az MT
afraid q Iris League Of Nations bug
aoco~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Boston
Boat Is Coming

Portland. Ne, Sept 3'SYou can
take il from me there viii be a boat
on the kennebec river next year run
ming TO Boston" said Gardiner ma n
TO The Press Thursday. The East
ern Steamship lines can have il If
they want it. III they don't want it
the people who live in that section Of
the country will buy a boat and put
il on and run il themselves We
have had all Of the experience Of try
ing 70 do business on a navigabie
Tiver without anything navigating on
Il we want and we don't propose to
let another season go by
The man went on to say that the
business men from Bath up were
banding together and they proposed
TO start something very shortly un-
less the Eastern people give them a
positive pledge that they Will run a
boat next year and then live up to
the pledge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
NlDE her DAUGHTER
PICTURE OF HEALTH

.auxd scarcely SEE ae- 1e-Tss Ess-
Sadly upset and AZ tines she xauid
js1se ezy Ike cniid
When those spells ~ 5EIfI5ca1-on
za6 dizziness ezIe "a 1e- she
Thought sfe Vas gong % d-e, a1n
saarsd myself tzaz one of hose
cezr<a zr-zcxz u pain AID snlofAf-r-
szw voll6 take SEE away.
the vas awake a. al aorr5 II me
sisar- neze- g.r-4ng saT -esfral
se.c. z1d. - : sala- she lad 1zlleH
oT 5ur4T she weighed orLT sigary-
I've pounds. EsIr since tzksuz Tan
nc shs 3 TIE picture II perfect
..aEra and has undergone s'ica
wonderful -aaaz. r1a< sns EolId
hardly DE- raxs1 s6r ne same Cir
CHE SPOKE II 'ssesing setter aE-e-
Ter first few loses of TsnIac AID n
-y1 vesxs me Esz tse4iug fne- Sns
sror 5ezaa 70 eat hearty aid Ter
stomach s.5pce6 troubling Ter sac
zszrsr mad sue Of c1ose ssI15ca-nz.
t.zxy <az1tsnz spells since gre De-
xaa rzxsng -zniae 5ne das sc-1zs-
" ga.ued thirty pounds and 1as
zr5re Back 70 ne- work cestIHs
sr-,nser and .ocxang oe-zs- Ha1
=ns .-=r I'D -a11ac las 1eioec
me- 40 and -asrss NOTHING $50
z1of <o- ne 20 "a f5- r.
Tanlas = sGld n Augusta az Cow
+sr4A- Ea5s-@- ca and re leafi1s
t-4grsr Il svsrv stVT and owl
-St-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
no.. FOR TODAY'S
BALL GAME AND
TWO ON MONDAY.

Yes, Bart II = "a -. I''
, Thomas baseball -eac .----=i TX
H * W zine ThU-scay -n''2 7
To 1 N u innings n 80 Na.e-'--'
. fair a1d that the sa-s A-=
nine. with Frank Uooto--: =.
well known NeE Ergl- -sAs-
pitcher. whom yor save c-1iAE. ~
so much. N the box. y
strong Packard Mote- Ga > -.
from Portland a. SO . c'tz. -
Saturday afternoon On re
Williams field .,.,
Everyone I've ses1 haTs Sa-l -.
would be or hand 70 ecccI'Az =
boys and 10 show apr 7ec-4 ~
their dne work AMI Do -.
efforts in giving Us scIs 4
ball the last few weeks. - '.1
10 a point also, vhers- ~.
any more bali-we ms: ~.
and produce the Shes5-s
privilege and the en:e-tA
Everyone plans 70 = '--7 49,
ing and afternoon or LAco- :,
even Frank Woodbury. =
stay over. SO he can p2tce "a, "a
ing game al the Williams ED - a..
o'clock against the = -.
Buck" Gaudetts, who "ea Ill
Thursday game from trls ;sa1 ...
be IN the field. where ne : 3s', 80,
~ al home. and Nasc.a1-,- ~. -.
catch in the 18th AZ Ws's-' ."' -.
q hair-raiSer. will De n rs $50
sition.
Buck" will ,wirl for t1e '', =.
noon game at - o'clocN NJ
same team and. ne matter "ao w.. ,o
the morning game, The are ~
should be = humd,nger-hey "A
So. Bart. get ali your fans GU
then gather IN al who are 70. %" =.
for we must have the crowd -'4 s,r
cash. il we want any more o,lSe
this year in Augusta. Ne. l. Ill
By the way. Coach Thompson "
umpire all these games.
Remember: At $50 P. NJ >H'r,
day. Augusta vs.. Packard Mo'o' ~
Co. Portland. >,
At 10 A. NJ, and : NJ 49,
Va H. & W, Of wats-Siile'--Aa"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
WINSLOW

Sunday services a. .n= Fast Wins
InE Baptist cfufca- Sunday schoo! at
40 P n; preaching At 40 by Rev
Y ?. Palmer. former psstnr II the
East Wirslow and China churches.
Sunday school will be held ~ the
Barton scnooihouse Sunday afternoon
az go
Sunday services at the Cor grezz
ttnna! church. Morning service ct 1850
Rev. .. r Barnards topic q CARTS
tiaa Fellowship" Communion and re-
eeption Of members Sunday school L:
Ili5 4 NJ: Christian Endeavor meet
ing at r ". TIE topic Is VIVA.
Christ Does for the Christian" John
ISIS. -4-1s. Il e conservation meet
iag- Leader. Mss Florence Norton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
PSI Friday Total
Women to Register

IN anticipation OF casting their nrs,
vote at the election on sept. IL. 81
women registered at City hall Friday
Thirty men were also registered.
Three generations OF women rer;s.
tered Friday at the board Of resist-a-
ton Mrs. Sophronia T Bates asa
81 years. registered; her daughter. Mrs
Linda +, Bates. wife OF Harvey Bates
also registered. a. did Mr.. Sophron,.
Bates Granddaughter. Rerntce =
ha,s. Miss Bates Is employed at the
once OF the state superintendent Of
schools ONCE. Mrs. Harold Packard
also Granddaughter OF the frs. Ms
Bates, registered
At the rate in which the women NJ
AUGUSTA are registering 1t row looks
as IL 1000 women, at the least III,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Hazel Riley WEIGHED
Only Eighty Pounds
When She Began
Taking Tanlae, But
Now Weighs lis
Says Mother

When EzSs1 5eEM zkzna Tan
80 she p-ssaes snly e9nty-av-
eo1nda a.d a6v ve1Rhs sas num-
4rsE saaf ifzssr-- fectarsd Nh
Iltcs Riley. - s. Parx st-ses- Lew
sssoz- Maine IN teEsfr9 ~ the re-
rArxzsie ,ezuiss 81 ne medicine II
ma -zse - Ter young daughter, re-
eeDG7
LeR s1r1nz- nd Mr. E1Isy.
Exz>s oerz=ne % rally -z1-dcr1
nat sss rss s5r-ef - gs7e ~ ser
coss gre os1evsG terribly rom
-IS rer zssn1asa ard co1Id
r zay orezxssst 1t Il.
szs rSca = pressure q
T. @ ter scA-- raar SIZE co1Ed
-sr<y 5r,zrhs and three 81 so1r
tines .esx sire v1uid fail -izac
tc-- ron 1Lzz4ness sad shnrTzess
- syez-1
See iaasIT 1s1 . sr51 F5rk al
159e-ae- gs- rad zcte1 g1-sI she
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Automobile Smashes
Into Team at Night

An accident which proved quite
Serious occurred l4se Fr5taE eve
arg az rh@ Junction 81 Commercial
and Bridge streets n the rear OF
ire B.taer pharmacy Ehan 4 pubic
2ItoE1ob-le driven b. JoLc Dam
Feu colA5ed With a team The
sdalFeS OF the wagon vzs deuoiisr-
81 ard -1e harness broken a. The
horse ooltec- Th@ animal made Z
mad dash d0zn Water street ard
vas captured II front q the CAPITAL
.l1ch- The drTver Of the team was
thrown from his wagon but ESCAPED
wIth slight bruises Tie radiator OF
the automobile vas bent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

sorxsrs ne z-sa- questions II ne 1aS
~-z- ~zrs re cf11n-rF a. anue- a. Z
ne foreign 5ollcy Il ne Government
-1s- ae seeks 70 -iIs, and 15r da5s
.xci-ss hgrnsesS rr71ng 70 interest ne
c.ayrrr-r IN Erar - eaals Al sislC
million Republican carDa4E t1nd
-Hs- as charges Republicans z-s ~ :
ing 70 -a.se ~ DopIs.a- sl5srrt pt-f'n-
The 5-16f u his assertions ara 70
shallow ard me importance q 14s
cnarzzs NJ douhtfIl- ma -aey ak
l1ta Irstznlfcaaca compared WIKI
more taan e.ga- HUNDRED Millions ao-
p-opr.stsf ror purposes n ne so'iEH
-as- nai-ner ae ao- aIs parry 1aFe
70 zz+er1- 70 justify before Re
4 american oeopse
rsIT remember Ezar 4 sf'1- zf.--.
member Of Ccngr=ss sad u ne sorn
after ne party assumed ehatEol "
.hs x1vsrnu1eu-. W vsre xz.k.n2
from ire CzctVnt are n rGs after
NOON after al .0rrnrerc for me 9a5,
and discussing the problems ga
cdrfr8n-s1 rha aeT s1z1!a.sr-7 Lon
Ne disclosed roughly 51C ex5rssstvstJ
II has seemed 80 nae in shs Igs- II
sH5seG-enr svencs the purposes 1f
me Democratic carty> FEs sa.f 7
tefT you ne Goa'C cr6ooss after beng
est n the e5I6 - long years 70 be
fflI .he-s - nothing n the house n
@at" Z hzs frequently oce2rre1 q
ne siacs ere ccnTersats ton with lie
southern Denocrz-. rhat he gaze ex-
pression 70 the key n ths p1Iic5es so-
he casr seven yearg.
TIE gep1bI.can parry Stands
5le1zet III Dr5terr M credit II tic
nation sy squad aioE<y and An aanea-
1ofTAf
TIE E<pubfscz1 party stands
pledged 70 erd reckless e1travagance
in zovsrsraent The Republican
5arry stands pIedget % tariff rsxs-
Iatsons that vteE the tine eoraes
rhst - "a necessary viii protect the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Urges Big Majority
f-5- Page Gro

srsese4or. ar and or5er z1G AMER
iczais-s.
During re 1ssr even years me
party 1as 5esn zgz1sr E5olIy Iade-
t1e nr,sears ~ southern leaders, VITO
azve -3se9 me e51a-rT from a sol2ta =
e-n Standpoint -zEhe- caan rom L
HzTlona4 srsHdD1inE- Fr5aI NY or
se~vscson n Congress- turing THIS I'd
nJn.strztson ne southern leaders,
save act 5nly .gzor=1 northern
DernccrzEs n mapping ogc gae
5c.icsfz II tie os--7, sIr asy@ re-
s1sef ne aor~he-- 11eza5ers 81 me
parry taefr far shzrs ~ the Offices
zr6 re pubic monies -aa- haze been
tstrs5u-st f-1u1 ne United States
r-~as1-y
Nortzer- Democratic 5a5e-s ike
"hzf z-ezs 4xocner- II Democracy.
re Nav Y5rx Word. has repeatedly
ssrTeG 76rn.s N sou-asra .ea1ers
tszr f1eY sesd zor INK u northern
ESeuaorrz.s 70 hep fa@ru OUT IN The
'drGrs = s6eT continued t1efr seIaa-s
'r>Ss W @S1ssJ s1t-S>sAs S-FAE E)<>EKssS-F1fS
= re sor~h viii not sJsocc-- me
party iris rear ard WI en1ohssize
thssr dissatisfaction By sIIpcs--ir.=y
the Pecr5iic7n c.ckst
-ars1 ssv If OK in fyst1. a 4
Democratic E1erdbAr u the er.n-
H15ttee ~ a5p-opriat5cns hescless j.
"a true o1c aeTer-hetess p!ae43.y
zzree6 n appropriations 81 crshgsc,
Hao1ses ~ tse hs7drs5s 81 millions
for southern purposes 10 satisfy tses.
7-ssf aE1 Tery Far rrsys any p.sfse
FHffr1r@r7ert tHat ~ss real Whar
ffji.1 ~ H1nrs eorrsps5nx than p.5E5c
rarr@y - 3se6- MN NJ. Cax "a 4.
eS5G-6a*A for re Presidency rc-re4z
Al. re ertns5nsj vasse II 1154sc f1ats
tdaf - rzs 4 csrry ~ IN Crrx-esa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
'Cushnoc Plant
Nearly COMPLETED

me large mill now under con-
struction for the Cushnoc Paper Co.
on the east side, by the Fuller Con
struction Co. Of Boston. 10 now well
under way. The mill is completed
otherwise than the interior finishing
and the piping. The mill is construct
ed Of brick and cement. II is un-
doubte0y Tie largest bit of construc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
AT WATERVHLE
C.rrnuec ram Sage Sre

ceur1an IN re s<sps- T1sre we're :
-aos. -uu5+r q E1usn u re azicI-
snce and many ac -Isu -aok ne az
,.,r-z1ulrr ID -egsEE Ea1ls oesng l.
cry aaL
AE-z- ! srGr- STAY. " Eacs4vesc
a1t as pay EFF Eur garfield se%-
al. fairfield Democrats Meeting
Elm 1e-e VIII machine rs
.--rez- 1dr -he taT irc;lces- Far
seIG- Madison aid AlgIsra-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
A. Msaisor

Madison. Ne. Sept. 3-Franklin D.
Roosevelt vaa greeted here a. 1oo1
tor rs third speech q the day b
employees of wooden and paper mills.
In discussing the League Ok Nations
he said re was convinced that cEo-
thirds o: the rank ard fle Of he
gepu b..can party was Al heart tor
-izn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Cuilford. Sept, 3 Especial Col.
Parkharst said in part.
The platform adopted by Maine
Republicans az the Bangor conven-
ton contains our declaration Of faith
7 accept il az every Republican NOM
inee accepts IL a. binding and con-
trolling obligation and pledge my
every effort to make it's declarations
effective.
The State itself as State has no
money. but IL Possesses the right 70
take money from our citizens by tax
alton. that right should be exercised
equitabiy with fun justice 20. all in
terests and TO all citizens and with
a complete realization that a tax levy
is justified only when IL is actually
needed TO meet the expenditures Of a
well ordered Government.
Much has been accomplished un-
der the budget system recently nade
operative in Maine. We should sys-
tenatize and develop il SO that il
may fully accomplish its purpose OF
enforcing economically expenditures,
preventing duplication Of approprf-
alton. and furnishing fun and reIf-
able information to the legislature
the body which under our consts-
tuition has the sole power to make
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Speaking Of Rotarisns

Augusta Potarians were given a
warm welcome 20 Bath last night and
the local club tried 20 show return
Of the hospitaiities extended them bv
the Augusta club a few weeks ago
Judging by the expressions coming
from the members Of the Augusta
club the Bath men were successful in
their Editorial in Bath Daily
Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Thomas Leonard tte COUNTY sec
-eCary u rhe Boys' work u tbs
VI. O. A u Friday received the ned
81 which ex-zervice men are re-,eiv-
.ng = recognition q their eudea vors.
His medal RS five bars, with jae
raEl= across each bar ot the battle
III which he fought
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Two Ford. Stolen

The Augusta police department
has received notice Of the thief. in
"atervlile on Wednesday of two
Ford automobiles One machine
bore the Maine license No. 1897
and the other the Maine license No.
% $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Industrial Conference
Has Been POSTPONED

TIE Industrial Conference ~hIcf.
Fas scheduled % -aa= pgaee FIJI
day. Saturday. Sl1Gay and Nonday
q tEe State 7 II a. A training
center q winthrop Center. Lake
Coo6ossee- h2s been postPoGei the
date % D. announced later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Mrs. 4. NJ Thomas and daughter.
Miss Katherine. who are passing
some time a OCEAN Point we're IN
the city tor 4 short time This week
returning down river FRIDAY. Tney
were hers making arrangements 10
move into their new hone on Sro1e
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Levi I. Williams local ma IA ger
for the z 4 S-rou- Farm Agency.
has sold the fire truck garden and
poultry farm IN Manchester On the
Belgrade road and owned by z J.
Banford TO George T. True OF North
Limerick Who will take possession
at an early date and develop tbs
farm in first class shape.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

An Eastern Star picnic viii De
held Al Island Park next Tuesday.
The members are requested to bring
their lunch. a drinking cup and a
humorous selection az possibieJ TO
be read during the lunch hour.
which will be from 10 ?. n.
The members are planning to 90 out
there on the : O'Clock car. Those .,
desiring can go al an earlier hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
AUGUSTA LOCALS

2 D H-leu special Ass0cIz ED
Press correspondent accoupa ~
ing Franklin Roosevelt o. ELs
three -4ays' trip through Maine, was
II the city Friday evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Mrs Emma Brown and ner ta1z1-
ts-. Miss G-eyce VI Brown Of Gag
street, returned Friday from Z brief
visit win Mrs Bertha F-Izgg Nc
Cr1Ills 6f Wi1sIoR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

vernon aven1@ = entop1g Z Two
weeks vacat ton win friends and
relatives IN Boston, quincy and
WaverLy. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

AUTHORIZATIONS 81 laE Ir art
a.s1slra1Ies --zauE1E lav ~ gan =
al 9gna--ner1s a1d n IL sections q
- SelEe'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
ADMISSION 80 Gents

ton gong Or al lie present me II
lie -.
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Augusta companies making up the
ard Battalion under Major Southland
Of Bangor. led the assault a. Torcy.
"fhe r. D. division received so
decorations. only one American
division, the Ist division Of the reg1-
lar Army received more decorations
and the lord infantry. the old 2nd
Maine commanded by that gallant
ard rnuch-foyed officer Col. Frank VI
Hume Of HouItoH, was awarded -
decorations. more decora tons than
were awarded any ether Unit in fhe
18th division"