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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-23

Thrill

Thrifty communities lik e
thrifty people are always cheer
unlocking and prosperous.
Thriftless farmers are shift
ess farmers, their farms are
surrounded W broken fences
lere, and gates of from their
hinges there, ruts in the roads,
and fields frin2ed with noxious
weeds.
Thrift is contagious, One
thrifty farmer whose fences are
yell kept, houses nicely painted,
ie.ds well cultivated, IS an in
centive for his neigh0Ors 10 do
likewise hence before long a
whole community is a better
and more pleasant place in
which to live.
Those who practice Thrift
naturally save money and have
an account in some Bank, why
act in the
OTTAWA BANKING 4 TRUST
COMPANY
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-23
Acid-Stolnach

EATONIC is the bestrcmody, it takes
the harmful acids and gases right out
OF the body and, Of course, you got
well. Tens OF thousands wonderfully
benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy or
money refunded by your own drug
gi3t. Cost trltle. Please try it! .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04

A EHu1a5iG-al senate magoT--T IT
about len. Is carnpH-sa with bTI TEo
a. present ana House naiE--T Of
around LOB as aEaz nsz 1orry odG npw
wes,e other forecasts o. Ias grs;7-
whelming nalnr-fes
VIII 230u1 seven STAIRS s1zi Z me
doubtful Isl N presidential and ssnA-
Ics1a- contrasts taae naEe uaz.snI-f7Ess
zssuraa -saa1lu Ea-ulnE and Cover
NOR CaHlldge NJ az east 35z ejec-nr1ai
votes VITA tzersg-aur Cax certain aniy
OF - ana AL -rnn me Send @orzn
including Aen1zackr- The Republicans
feaAz added zaaaa. MARYLAND. Miss
ea1- and south Daka1z 10 tsear
slz1n@ n relR tanH on la--e nH50rsf5ex-
aau al tae remaining s-a-es the Be
EJga3Aeals waTs reported leading n
Oklahoma A--EanR- Mou1aaa. Ses5ada-
ana North naAgra Democratic mar
Ens n New MUro and -anaessee
We're reported Among Eespuniiraa
ssnREEss -3eE-s1 n har1 contests ware
LsnynuI OF WISCONSIN VINO was ID
lccnfsoued ON Page -Cod. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
CHAMP CLARK LOSES
HIS SEAT IN HOUSE
CONCENTRATES MVu

81 L4suss. Sor- s--hamp Clark
veteran and farmer spesEs- Of the
fsanse N Representatives. - winch
he has nsss,l -ess.rrea nnre times 1nAa
me average ~a1sr eaa remember. 70
night surrendered his pusi n L y
EaKz1eae Of Na--snInR. MISSOURI.
vauag Republican c42uiaa-e n TIE
Ninth Missouri dls1rsC1-
Facing Z handicap Of S1gssB v7uIes
viii ane-slz-tls N The pssc1nu1s n
MS Notwithstanding Democratic
s7-oa-hclds-A~ Clark SEM TE8e-
cram In Euk-iEstits t.zHzlg HIN
On ms VICTORY Two hundred
and rweafw Of me Is precincts mad
gwen Euk-szsd vute Of M.E7 ID
Clark .s.d'Ta bHfsHS hackers Of M
NOUN ofnI axiEn5-zed mas defeat
Eren then Caa--< refused II lalk
tx -aDur-RF,s Ee remained az hume
moss of rsae Gay c-an11sslI OF v5gIer-T
w.lile RETURNS tram Republican ceun-
hes pied I'd LEADS for mis- opponent
as COUNTY af--r county which 0r7Lii-
Marty chose Clark Is lis ysFr-ssssTl-
rassvs SCH n reDar-s which sapSFea
ne WIS polling = smaller vote L8a1
ever before Z became apparent MS
hone lay IN MS hume district Pike.
COUNTY Pike gaze Clark one Of ms
best votes III n-slp1-v-a-1as' 10 So
for II uk-eia-r1uf Il WAS noT enough
Not urIsl ms friends came 70 INN
with x,zrr-la-lE cuuals.fs returns aad
s.ssar.anrs.s af defeat d36 Lhe Clark
household be13ese Il would De de-
Haa1s6
NJ lark was ar-ss sleETed n 1s8S-
n $50. he WIS not chosen bTlr n
NE he aEazn WIS the choice If his
district and his represented Z eEE-
since
In za1. ne WAS considered tavorste
for the Democratic nomination for
President hui tasz 70 Woodrow VII
son af-er long dg,at primarily
-a,rpurs, z break WITH William gsn-
ninEs Bryan
In 1916 Mr. Clark aad q c:inse Ga2l.
his apponen. apparently having Dean
elected according - sRrsy returns
AMY ID lose Tia yeaxs IN the complete
reTlrlR
Aasr If lhe ars1s,nr-s which have
apr vsr -eppr1ezl gave Mr. Clark FL
evsn break N 1876 while = few gAEe
him q bare maturity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
FOREIGN POLICY OF
us. FIXED N PEOPLE
Johnson COMMENT

san Francisco NoF- : - Senator
hiram johnson. al Hr'euancllEtsie On
ne Lsagne os Nations declared here
;aaav that vssse.siaE's election ~
suits mean the END ~ The League NJ
Nations
We amount OF sgpniszzT or pre-
r.sy1se can obscure tas lssae N YES
-s,-rszs-'s election" ns saSG- Asn zrad
S,<rrrer who ayear the burden ann rhE
ss,e xsrars of xar finally have rad the
.x.r,ureursirr 10 pass uEsan me forglEn
r,ay5r.r al Esiear csur.z-y- Gn the 0ne
saa-,fi v,as the iursr71ar1unEtisEn Of The
T.sag1e 2f Sa11nns E7n On -.ae Este1ss
me American pniicv nj Washington
jefferson ana MONROE
The rnernean-. dangerous and en-
xa-sxsEnE BezEae mas 5fszn sznptArzna1-
.gv ana Overwhelmingly repauia1e6
sons and daughters af America hare
asss,-nsnea America snail remain l1ae
uE-.un I'VE hare known. CONTINUING
sseadfasrEy "a the ED path fAHz sesi
10 our present g-IR1 aess and g3nrv-
IRIS the end OF the League df Ma
tsuus. The glory Of Senator Hard
ing % the response nj rse Aznsrssssn
spirit. IN tsle endearor 70 dsnaEaenEI-
tzev
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
MISSOURI SAFELY
REPUBLICAN BY
OVER 100000

81 LGsms- Gn-. Nsv- Nj ssours 10
night was safely Republican br 1rscr-.
1Aan 7ts. sss On 1ae pr1zc1pzs aazacnas
aaG sERSs s1tacas. bur IN na1y nsnnr-
ser:al pusH1suns tae uo1e was 1zlr.s-
CLOSE although Republican eaadi aa.es
geneEzSly leading
8zr1 Only aa0uE -ssr Of s.Ssp BRA
c-nt1s MISSING SenaIu1- Harding w.s
trading ny Dure than -an.i,Da rarEx
Arthur NJ 8g'as Led Junn M Akin
s0n far EeTa1-Tcr. by aanu- T7a BFss.
and Senator SsAcea p Spencer, vas
running 1Gr ahead gsf ms z5rkat fer
f'e-eitc15un. polling nearly L5fessR -,er.
VOTES IaE1 mis- opponent Rrs.cksnranrr
LanEs-
Two Democratic standhrs ur In.
Eo1se were giwan I.ae ner-s.sT hn--zes
Of t.,eiT ca-~ers IN Republican Gaari-
dates. Champ Clark being defea-ssd IA
me ninth district End R+presssurszEs-a
BiAnd al Kansas CRY being behind
Ellis tRb IN has district nar-nagly
Democratic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
u cts Hold Lead
IN Scottish Vote
On LIQUOR Question

5s-CW Eg- Interrupted re-
--'s s1 -iie vo1-nE IN 1-a- ianunr 1ues-
scotland Tuesday SHOWED up
ig'cE his afternoon -aRr %
- 1ssssr-- IT z.aRnEe n -Sls present
~ vEl.. -t--nlts ne sale Of liquor
- pv'r rpIea II favor Of . --duc-
@ . Icznsas, whiIe - voted CIT
'@f -a1slr1s n Glasgow Of ne
sg7- al-Epu aoil rotiET show q T'rr-trs-
o' r't vets
,o- wards voIea -'tIx nine far
-'',s- ics,2s.-s ana "a -ar ne caznre
r,'sr 1ls2ns -,ax 90 licenses VIII De
-''7s- re .-i---ugnout ing Gitr oEt OF a
sA n sTH
I St:--l.steu-n prohibition WAS de-
az u'- sur votes Virtually all
~ti~EsnE ciass AREAS -ena1r
lno a-sa ne central GIN dis
.s
'f's,,i''sa- v-1sgi VIZ by TWO 20 gns
rte -"H-s vot5nc m chgnEs
-aw3tst.- 9AzkE.itsl. A-ss-y-s.-
a2'''s' Fa4ksAr1u. A--r,-uz-a- Ns1nr-ose
~ he-'--sEIulr st Andrews
an and Sfunenaren
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
Radical Flop to
q. @. P. In Maryland

Ea zrxYrpr-A Wow S-5esaut.s FsaIL-EE
M q na5ar-fv Of more r-aa sb-tns Eor
Harding ana Csal3uss nes1sss'1fE7- Mar
iand -4IEngsS r1adsraZlE r1ae ps--szIrIas-a
If l1s delegzzz8n n Congress
C9x-nEzxsn L Weller Republican
displECs.,i .Iss,r Ealtss- SMITH Demo
urux4zna<znE -. aeb- OF rae FIVE MEM
o---s If IZle mouse lz-Igwn 20 o+ eAsc--
80 four are Republicans AzE-Hd A
5IRsnev dHfaaz5nE Car-5l.s D Benson.
Democrats incumbent n the SsaEnu
Daszznss- John Philip Hi Ean ere=
Representative f-akSr n -aae E3ar-a.
and Representatives MugIa anu ZzhimRn
w.se -sssas-zd- = a. s-asttssnr1aigs1
DH.nncaE waE e4sc1ea N r.ls Farsi
cE2 noun psn1
On -sle face Of tie anufhrda3 Ee.-
r-rns ). = LIta1carne appears - 1Hre
bt-.sss -Ssssssctaa f--orn -t1E Tresty-ea his
1-1t- br plurality sf s4Ea z3s Re-
-IIlfslirAn opponent II - Axws.sd dis
vuiksd the cKsET1 nuwsrsr. and 4 rnxy
FSgEi-,. -ne ufiis-El gszuz-ass - seattle
the question
TzrrzsE1fg .nana3ss1e returns .f-xsn me
sszss give
cnx 1-1ies. EzAE-ainE @eA-ssI u.saass
.s.z
senate Smith gl2 1sS4@@@.. E@lIs,
Rs zTs-$as
Only "a precincts aE1 - TIE ~ are
missing Aas xaAf-s+ arr H-sEtsy scat
tssrs-6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
No Change In
Bay State Figures

8osa0n- NoT- The SOCIALISTS ao-
psa- On scattering ref2Tas 20 have
r--eil3ea their VOTE Of 1oEr reaxs E-o
n Massachusetts ann -zle Socialist
Laogr party n have aoubiea theirs
In ISIS the parties respectively czs1
= vote FOR President or LIES and
I. gss.
onacssa -esar-k tram So. 1s,sganrrs
CUT of 3 1oral NJ 1.ass n yesterday
election give Dens 2 .-sl Tnoficsas
r-ezzIrns ram 7ssz additional precincts
increase the vore IN I-9sS The zure
far Cox ana GzHhaxls the Socialist
Labor candidates r1r President zags
vice President so Tar as ra5ulazed
shows an average OF approximately
TWO TzoIsss 20 precinct
The lead OF Ear1inE ana CanliGss
over Cox and Rouazrelt remained
ton.gn1 ~ attI-sI7 precinct 1re in
Ward . ann P-e-znc- Five IN Ward
70 u Boston be4ng sill lacking 10
cnmp l+sR the STATE. Owing - can
r-lHnn .sse -e7ur-1s Of rhesse precincts
were orE made aSzziahae 10 he press
lasz asghr AID NJ W Rursen. chair
man Of me board of aaesrznn. cam
nlsanners sRtn tonight tnAx he wax
aof vez prepared % announce the
irE-arEx
With q LITTLE less than third Of
the roae rzbulH1ed the totals an Inc
referendum an the ssafl 70 per-maf me
sale uf hg-rf wines and beers were.
Yes. iss5ass No. 1lazK
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
WILSON ANDCOX
BOTH HAD WRONG
SLANT SAYS BRYAN

I.sr,t.alr. Nesr Ncv- --s-M1Rtazn J
Ervan placed what ne termed the
blame fer Democratic defHa- about
sauazsv rsswz.ssn President Wilson
and Governor Cox n a statement
made here This evening The P-ssl-
dent. ne SAID LAID the foundations
for the disaster and r.se governor
completed the s1--ac1ase
he American peurie want the
Co1srnmeng 10 PlaE It's pAr- n the
aouiifson ef war bar they are InnIf-
rererf rs 70 whether We a-- 3 us-t
of q Lezsue of Nations OF pAT- OF an
association Of nations the state
meur sssd. The reag isEsIe present
ed uy the Democratic parry Was ncf
whether ne should co-Sperz-s. WIKI
other nations Interested N 2s2er-
but whether We should assume :
moral obligation which haa 10
weight except as i suspended me
r-sKsrt Of curgr~ss TO ART iHaepen11E-
The nzx2oA viii az lis para IN AIDING
10 prevent var nut Il VIII moi SUI
render zu-o the keerlng of zzr f0r-
.sEn group the Tzgrr ID determine
when we shall declare WA
governor Cax Tussaad Of repair
ing the INJURY dnne nv the P-1nnen7-
aRr-zxass.ss tire st1arzon tEy tire man
nsr IA WINCH he avulned domestic -
sues and n.srsprescutesi The position
Of the Republican parry On the
I.sae-le issue. which he declared 10
be pa-amoun1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
WILSON SILENT
HARDIN6 GETS NO
! CONGRATULATIONS

Washington Ns1T- -:-B the As
sor.IEtssd Press 9--F>--assdsn1 Wilson
had 40 comment - make QUAY On
me result Of Tuesdays election nu-'
1za he send any message of en-
g--a-zlIa15un n P-r..a1issni- E-lesI Hard
ing
EasZng T'@Sse4z-ed oniE Inc Zars=iilnl-
1ary -eIlr1s 5efoT's g-aI1-lng iE-e lRs9
night me Fs-asa dent arose saEfy Inns
morning and after breakfast scanned
the ia1er figures gf the Republican
T1cs1r-v as contained N the morning
newspapers. L-2-s- ne spenT some
Tine ON the south por-2cp u the
White House and conferred with
Secretary Taznal1
Rear a i-n1Tzl Cary T Czs'ays0n, Lsle
President personal physician made
special visit ID MN AZ noon and
stated sz1Asea uen1ly thai The P-,esa-
denr's health apparently had been
Unaffected By me result Of ne elec-
TON Re sad me President nan =
T'E.sr-Tii aa-slT and t1Ef ne YVES N
good candiisgn-"
In the afternoon the PressaenI and
Mrs Wilson 13pk their da53s alTo-
mobile rrGe NJ Wilson rargV ed no
callers today and the only T1sIIzar%
II the White mouse executive affict..;
We're Henry Morgen1naa- former am
bassaEiar TO Turkey and Norman z
Eapgood. former minister 10 Dem
mark.
SalnhrlaEe Colby SEss-Es-Saz-y af
state WIS the aniy nsznoes Of ma
caaIns- - maxi any f1rmRl carn-
men- Oh the outcome of the election
bur Secretary wilson OF the labor
department SAINT Z message ID -tr-
AC1x IN winch ne declared Ihaz ruth
crushed 70 me earth snail rise
again
Mr. CnI5y sazG ne was alsap-
pointed anu depressed auf@1na1 ne
.colld NOT ou1 fs.ei confidence thai
N some WAY ana by some avenue moi
~ ri1e muEnenr disclosed this c8un-
1-- wiz art ~ 10 the higaesz concept
Of duty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
English Miners Vote
Indicates Early
RESUMPTION of W ork

I.z1ndtEu Sgv a B. &c a p
AZ conference 8f me rBlnE1s fenssa-
1lpr -x,sIxy d resolution . cs-l 81 ne
s1rzks ana ID advise ne rntl - -
sara4 x-1t,.g txarr1ur-xsw er - ne earliest
s,tissitsis= znr1nssl- WIS passed Ire ne
gSs.f prevails -tlaz WORK VII ee fully
rre.sE1zr7e.:l gr asx- MonuaE-
The tas3ig1 resulted n @ss szH roi=-=
frassr continuing tsle STRIKE anu SET
-.Bk II Ezzztr Of ina men remaining cut
-yH1- regulations Required . -EFts-zsliT'uis
rna5urztT 1ar continuing.
Cnir four mining lsI-1r-s wsgs
against acrsrr1ng tM government :
offer These were Sau1A Ea1es Ian
,.ass-1rr7e Sa1-znEtla-nsnlrs and Inc
Forest Of Dean
One lrarnediass rasalt oF t9ae s4eIz-t,-
sntsn1 would sr 1sle resz1HTz11In CT
nurse racing On F--aEv II Is e1otscTssz
In. railways wzII' resume. faE Es'v-
GEES nex; MunaEE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
HARDING SWAMPfD WITH "GRATS"
CLAD CONGRESS IS TO Be Cop.
SPECULATION OVER CABINET
Certain On Own Flee
ton. A b an d o n e d
Front Porch to Aid I'm
Senatorial Fight =
Is sues W on Not
Candidate He Ayers
Secret Service Men
Guarding President
Elect

Aa-on. q. Nos. Warren g
A5-E'a-nE Spent has dg's1 day as ar-ss-
lts--,i-+eiet.1 resting rum Ing tension q.
rsiesE-l4tars alcgaI a11a reviewing .a.e ra-
1zIl-ns with EGase1Eslllag- azzs.n1sun 10 The
makeup Oh the zsy-sssvssn1a Con-
g7Nss
lie Expressed Aesn pleasure as me
growing agaras confirmed Z Reputg-
lirAn sazn in lssIh Ssnass a.na Eoa,ss
~ mt han tad ms t-5snds 1aase ms
ss-'eltzzss1 apprehension urer tsle ou1-
come asd noI aesn d fr.az, u saessaz m
ili1nss-l1 >" much as a -sa8iEa-5l,n thai
Is ohast executive MS hands zrristl, -
lea 5y laE.A a1 warf1lrl. glagrr M
-If'r7Ey n the leg1s3az1ze branch.
H2s interest Throughout -he AS
W's.tsils ai the campaign rlr-,ed s,,.s,
zf-a-lE 70 The Senatorial sirlszzer and
Il VAS KNOWN n the INSIDE CIRCLES a;
the PARTY t1Ia1 II was 70 saa Repuh-
Atss1 sEna loYial candidates MARI thar
Tar any other ans cazls- TIA. ne }.s--
ms fssan1-pnr'ch and zlase swine
around ING clrr3s 81 states where the
present laz-gfw senate nagerzy was
rsfsesETlg rs hearzeSs attacks.
As 1ar has OWN fou-zlnes. ne szsE To-
aag I3AE he never ma betn IN
Doubt 1ur . nuInenI 1um the time Of
his nomination Re did v1sins surv1l-is t
al the tremendous majority piled IL
fur him. deEiax-nE Ihe result had over
raaenea ms funflesf hopes
M. Harding WAS ao1 inclined . ~
sa--d IRE triumph as personal une.
As ne mid many If his audiences dur
ing The campR1gn- his feeiiac Was z.lH-
the DECISION would be made on ISSUES
,a-sae. Is7Rn candidates ann tsIa4 the
League N Nations and E3e r'sss:eri gsi
the Wilson administration ii hume
were the determining factors
The aTa-alcne OF c1ng-z--sa-or-y
messages addressed 10 Tne president
aleca ann MS Harding 5nc-sasAd II
proportions today. nEaE prominent
Democrats being numbered among
t.,1,s.e whe sent their wishes Cover
1er Cox sen. brief 1aies-Hn accept
Tnr~ the result and the senator n a
Sill nrsefar message thanked hin.
When Mr Harding 3onKed n 1t has
alice n the end Of -he af4arapun 10
word mad ver bean -xscszrved f-rrm
President Wilson
New fs1a- IRE prf.fzcai complexion
OF IRE nEx. administration e k1rwM
Definitely gossip about cabinet st.iee-
l5uns 8 resaviag and enough name.
"a Ill dozen Cabinets are being men
tuned N current runners as dkslg
timber for the official C.iT-r.ie aT Pres
dent Ea-d1nE Set1 NJ Harding and
his close advisers have indicated T21a-
al N rsasse forecasis arx. EIu-'elE spec
y,Iatzre. ann thai me question 81
choosing a cabinef Is enc ye1 70 re
taken m
In this 1ndsrcsur-szIT of sl,t.f:uiHs2pn
winch aupar~n-aF IS without sanr'7oFa
IF authority, the names hea--d -neIsi
uS-an rs ansslt,in eai8ins- Officers n
esrzfie hose ai E3if1u Gop-- Phila1uEr
e Knox. Esurv CabuT LsdEs- Charles
Frars Hughes Herbert Eou-s-- Ma
4u--fzener-a9 Leonard Wood- Governor
Continues orr Psne l-Cod. 3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
ELEVEN OF JURY SELECTED
N SECOND TRIAL BURKE FOR
MURDER OF NELSON BARLEY
REPUDLclnlSM
coMHN6 N SOUTH
coolD6FS BELIEF

Bfslan- Sos- Ga ssss.-l11' 'Sseizrigse
Tacs pnsslus-n-zAs-1-- tCRlEas sA5u r.la1
ane q 1n- g-A-z-s-iag rasalts If z4=
elseilnn -t.Ias asean me nation ~ ne
suppar- II r11s t1Jfes
While IF cpursH rnts1 ca EAe
southern ssAzHs maze heasa Carried l}s
Inc Democratic pg--s hs added Be
publican sf-Eng-a II thai srt11nn ai2s
So Increased - - indicate lhs 5laEtfz-
ing awa- -rx.rn Inc former preIulsGes
thai r-1ss. there 1Er may vsA-s-
There 3 neNhE-e ttla- the Amer
CIT spIraI = 50 s,-ang as n LIE oTr'Ei.=i
anu southern stats L Va cen e31Tni
nare the ss.cra1Enaz 1eealaE raaz nas -
inng pr@ra.isszt- -npse sra1ass ~ vsls
-a1e Reanhattan 11EEsL They G-'e
against evssv -arn Of -aaicalssm azao
heir attachment II CONSTITUTIONS
government Is arE-puwsrznE
Governor C90isdE sasrt ne aRE ~
t.ls STAR hcnss attending Is 4lls au-
les as geuernsr a1d aarpGnGzo t-laz
As wsuia continue arrzvair % direct
sla4e affairs GEzz1 ms rerzn expires an
zaruzr- Ee added -aaz be hEGi
maze NJ lefinsIe piE-zs mr. the period
a..rreen 1sIar siE.e and NE-Tca 4
A luncheon uxs -snafsyd .1ae gsE-
asnu,- IL 1ne Czr- Cub tais noun and
when ne zs41 the STATE Bpns- as1ss AT
.s-rtnE q meeting ST IT'S executive
cealnris thousands acenr-ier- MN 81 ars-
Ion. Escorted BY = lzrass hand a-lo
accompanied by SenEznr LouEs- Gor-
e1nnr-eiscr Charming Z OK aaa -1su-
TENANT 4=syre--111-s. A4z-au = FEl--
.ey ne we-t "a zhe cizii. where ne re-
sponlika Il cz.1sE-a- liR-uu-- addresses
Messages af csng-azsliRC7un poured
IN erurn al ss=tsnns ST t1Es E:8Gnr----
among them seinE ane tram Franklin
D Roosevelt. Democratic candidate 1<g
vice president w,laK:ll -as Eorsrlnr ar
knuwJeaEsd n q wssf ta5es-zIn-
Tnrnur-nw evening tzsEe-1pr AID
Mr. Coolidge VII ee gwen q r.tss'-
tim n tae University E'un N mir
CITY 8C1n viii R--Enu rsrfs1Uon bg-
rsls rirzEF.sls nf Sn,xslaznlJ1on. IEls1-
nc.ne err I'M E-aiRy evening
Tbs gxsrtsner VIII 60 n z81lns.sslss'
rex- Mandxv for q reception ~ ras
crew Of the schooner Esperanto vito
this weak zssn The lnfser-lH1aenA1 r.iaEn-
sspusnfp uf rne AsT-h -sz3Eat3r nsl4-
zrS Aeet N q race IN ER2lEax.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
10 Probe Coal
az Distribution

''s''i'lz--- IN Nzss- S-aa znvesEEa-
9 1elsEDIns whether here aas
= an y''oiazarEn al me law or I'm
---rinaElon n me dis-7su-
III '','Gl czrs Eur Interstate ann
e''11rnes--'e WAS ordered -oiEy
- -alt.-s-TsaTe Cumrner-,e Commas
'tnE VIII ne mead aaser. -ns
0-ssarn announced Msznwnile
r. I'll - instituted m ar<1fw
-, tie commission may tzsze snch
a. u1Rv De considered "aer@s-
p'y1ntst ar apnroprzars
ms s't's.n -,spns-ed. tire cummas-
4'atf-a 1slat ue--a1n psrznns and
- 1a--.ur1s hire E-wen money 70 -tae
ana obtained ungus1 and
S~S''''i-iiis preferences IN SNIP
- c eaai s,1bsscr5ng orsaer ship
% auuue dtsaurartaes~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
Harding Total Of 3& in Electoral College With
Seven States Still in Doubtful Column -beIated
Returns Add TO Huge PIuraIttes
REPUBLICANS NAY
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
CONGRESS SEATS. ONO

sge,Ffsr ANS ta --A-z ~, a,
-.
"a -'-'4T'-- "a
-1sz'aans 4srsshfat--I ~ enc 81 ne
GREATEST pilrzlii1ss ID 1ele Sa.zatall :
a.szo.,-,- ,s,,11s1,z.s.si ~, nile IN us.e,,,
at11 nome sla1e 2ooaE l1H us CO
laREaes.
xot : pt.uualit.sn f.aaasfiar-. tJr-
s.a-s, aftit.a xas dsFesz ID arr ga-a Y,..-
--lr-as .arlE.,s lr1d.e:az. me g,as.,j ts1 az
lAla- me entire Chip Delegation II me
1sZ C,onr-ess M DE Esvut,lf, :s =.
n me zyrss--n- Congress -.,er,.a ar
s.i--.1 Democrats am y gszs1aiai ..sz.z
rem tef;n.
Faa.-ai,zcs s,i..7-ssi1s- s,rss.,, Governor,
.-s,E rssss.,d ne s,ds l,as rr,a1,g 7sze To-
sar- a,a rus continuing y. ss.a..4 M
+ xay,7s v1-rs, ,apr,r1--5 ry,a--.ly- I ash l,,~--
Liners uer r, De heard 4r,-Ern ILL If 1ht.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
Champ Clark Defeated in Missouri
Republican Congressman Elected in
Texas Return House Leader M0ndeu
Assured--beTgeT Displaced in Wis
consin---Gov. Smith Of New York
Defeated BY Miller Republican

New York NoT. 3-The OF the Republican election
both presidential and congressional continued rising To-
night belated filtered IN Among Democratic
defeats Of Representative Champ Clark Of
Missouri speaker and present Democratic leader IN
House election Of Republican CONGRESSMAN from Texas
reelection o. Republican from Missouri and sud
cen iup Of Senator Harding the cad in Oklahoma An
border Tennessee hung by narrow margin but
with rne Democrats leading.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
League to Blame
Senator Reeds View
Democratic Defeat

KANSAS Cry No. Sar s-Suppur-
al me League ~ Nations alan was rs,s
asaase al me Democratic par-v's de-
-ssa1- declared United States Serarrl
james A Reed. Democrat. and Jr---
Esancilatls appunenr 81 ting Learue
here Lnazv
ne Americas yeDIlE rsElse1 -c
hazil auwn l-le lAne-7rzn aaE~ he cur-
rznne1- Ii WIS rsle Tragic mistake q
supporting tlRr lsSae r.aRz split ne
party and resulted n Republican vsr-
tar"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE
PLURALITY NEARLY
$4,000 FOR HARDING

ARariafSzz- n H Sov win
practically carnplete returns Serxzer
Harding had q plurality n View Hanp-
shire of close - ss.Rnh. CzsIvs.-su--
est-ss- Brown aaou- zeBB less and SET
ann Moses z1pr-Exz-nHzeav e. eBn s-an-
g-sesssnsa Burroughs nsd q mh-=n IT
ssnt and Congressman Easen Is een.
The totals ware as 1nlsnwx-
Harding sass. Crx s.. So.
tsuVs,-aer- Brown se.Ss-. T'iitErn s.
ssK
Senator Moses So. 80. stevens So
SgK
Lang-ess Burroughs Isl u.isI )
-2as. FEsuUy 3s-z-s. wAsan senn
Dist 4s.Ez& Franca - ssE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04

Memphis. Team Nov- s-Inco1n-
1Ie1e returns 5rnan over Eae- SKATE w.
.efrea by ts,e Commercial Appeal M
To p. IL indicated lead for Cn-
urer Harding Of 3gBS u si,en vcres
and rsaH. Taylor Republican. had
pet.n essxred governor By aoru1 -s,
thousand mn5ursf-- SheibF rouuty
cvrupsese. incsnning Memphis. gave
s-sx rx.sDs- Harding EsEa. For gov
@rncr. Rpnrg~s IA 1zss- Tzs'srr
.ra Ia..s-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04

THURSDAY and FEsdRT IN the STATES
e2sH Of the AsszisEppi river exr=p1
aanng the northern border where 4
viii be unsettled
- Wznrs NORTH Of Sandw Eon9 and
Sandv Hopk 20 Esar-eszs ~sli be fresh
xest ana southwest .a5r Thursuar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04

San Antpulo- Tax Nsf- +--4-Ate
today Congressman Carlos Bee
tD@mocrz-ss rnnce1ieG hrs defeat 2s
REPRESENTATIVE trum the Flour-een1h
1ssr-ar. By Esnr-v n Wnrznacia. Ire
puh3Icaaa
me onlr Republican 10 he t3eEsted
ouer a Democrat. asfzaaagn this wsAr
the Republicans had can1ixIates II
e3ess.n 1sE1--t.ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
THE WEATHER


Northern View England Far
Thursday, F-7siav cloudy and unset
LED. MOI much change IN tempsra-
TIRE
Southern New England and East
e.n View Enrk= Fair Thursday Fz-
day cloudy, nca mach change n tenn
-,xsyarrtrz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
NEARLY $1,000
HARDING LEAD
IN W. VIRGINIA

ChIlg'iesiEr. " Va Nar Re
TURNS f7xsn I-5s precincts SUI If
1SsS n Wess Virginia. fer president
Cax az ~, Harding -. 6f9
For GavEs-7ur kownIz 17s -fe:
M0nrgomsrv - 80 Morgan So 14-