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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
SOUTHERN ANTS
Seek Audience wit h
Candidate Cox
Ask That They Be -eara or State
Eisr-s arc Party -arur"-oeciare
Democratic Suffrage Plank Con-
aerrs South Without Hearing

Nashville. Tenn July 2S-Iover-
a hearing . he women Of ne sou-a
On questions Of state nights ana
party honor n q telegram SEM MIN
ov The Southern Women : League far
Rejection Of the Susan Z. Anthony
amendment L was slgned by Ms
James Il Plnckard. Of Montgomery.
Ala. presidenr-gene-al Of the Lea
gQe.
The message declared thai me
"hone-4oviag women Of the south
who 90 not picket ca-d index or
blackmail candidates, appea- 70 you
as the leader Of ne Democratic
party 10 giant Us d hearing, not On
woman suffrage. winch any state :an
adopt for Itself without changing =.
comma Of the federal constr lItlon.
but on Two fun tanenCaI Dem 3c-atlc
p-rnci pies. state rights and party
honor"
The appeal was made, the mess
age sad. because Z was proposed ID
bring about political ronsc-IPTsun Of
Our womalaood and the destruction
of Southern CIVILIZATION by using fed
e-aI patronage and parry pressure .
coerce the Legislators Of Tennessee
into violating their solemn oa1hs Of
office ana their state CONSTITUTE 81.
Sur-aglsts were ooasIIng. ne ap-
pea salG. that Governor CG1 had
sent secret agens' MO Tennessee.
not only ID destroy state nights, but
% urge Legislators 10 dlshonor their
oatls Of Office"
The suffrage plank n the Dem D
C.ra1c platform was declared 10 con-
denim the women of the SCUM ana
the majority 81 me women Of ne
country without d hearTaG ana vs.
characterized Is "a studied insult o
the women OF the South implying
Il desire 70 ''~ead out OF the Demo-
cratic par the entire south beca Use
Il opposed ratification Of the SuE-
rage amendment
Governor Cox was enLrea1ed 70 ex-
tend TO Southern women seeking
neither votes nor Office" far consiG-
GRAFTON before casting his lot with "a
small group Of packets whose Cnos-
en- symbol IS - badge representing
their Jall terms for prosecuting il
Democratic president
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
Army Officers
Must Keep Free
All Election Work

asiling1on. July 2s-Arr1y officers
and others connected with the Mill
tary esta hlishrnent are prohibited IN
der an order issued rocay by Score
AIRY Baker from taxing any "acrN
part IN political management or n
political canpalgas' or from using
their Official positions 10 influences the
result of an election
Secretary Baker sand the order WIS
not directed al Ma1or-Gensral Leon
ard Wood. VINO sought the nomlua-
ton as the Republican candidate for
the presidency- Mr.. Baker explained
that General Woods activities II
puii-1cs had been with his ful KNOW
eGre and consent and that the Cen
erals position had been exceptional.
inasr1uch as he was a candidate IL
the Chicago convention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
TO FIGHT CUTS
Gonpers Says Labor
Federation Firm
Reduction IN Wages Net 60 n Tai.
eratsa-aaes Pennsylvania aaas's
Reduction Of Fores and American
Wonien ca. Shutdown - Nation
Neecs Production

Washington July cEMenlnrI1g
the suspension n operation by Iae
American Noclen Company and The
announced IlrEnDcn IF the Pennsyl-
vaula railroad ID reduce lis working
force, Samuel Gcmpe-s, preslusnr II
the American Federation If Labor,
u = statement today deci-ed thar
action If corporation which today
lay of thousands Of men IS nothing
less man a tremendous Indictment "
management AID hs,n0us uffsnse
against people n need CT every 0nce
Of prodQCno.
The Federation Of Labor" Nj.
Eompers further asserted, q. Al
hazards Will resist wage -e1ucCurs-
Organized IA Dor. ne added, would not
tolerate pay roll Cuts
For months We have heard the
cry, d-nned and dinner and dilned
into our ears. II increase procucrcr.
NJ Com pers declared. How can d
policy OF increased production De az
cnmpiished under a poacy Of laying
OF thousands Of workers
Discussing the u ooisn Company =
acron. Nj Gompe sad i had IN
creased is net 1acome n 1913 three
hundred and sixteen per cent over
1914 and lis common STOCK earnings
52I per cent The Pennsylvania he
added. plans ID lay on 12.oe0 men
VIII LIS help move trslgnt"" NJ.
Eonpers continued VIII i help
give Inc nation that Increased pro-
ducLun Of which = stands N 1eeu
Or Is the laying of workers a re-
vival Of that old crude policy of lay
ing Of men during a political cam
paign for the purpose Of driving hem
N fright and necessity InIo a poE--
ca camp
In a1aIlon 70 ne laying OF. there
have been reports II efforts % de-
crease wages. There IS no excuse and
nucn less a reason for reduction Of
wages Even Yet we have ground
70 cover before We restore u al the
purchasing power Of 1919.
The nation needs production. The
acton Of corporations that today lay
OF thousands OF men is nothing less
than tremendous Indictment #
management What Is needed above
everything Else today - CONTINUOUS
operation Of industry with fairness
and honesty and Intelligence upon the
part Of employers that iii neae con-
rln1ols operation possible. Two en-
plovmenI policies viii hinder pro-
5ucrion These are either reduction
nj working forces or brutal efforts %
drive workers without consultation
and without agreement with the
workers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
Brooklyn Carmen
Seek Boost in Paw

New YORK. July @S.-NaEe ioCreRses
ranging rom 81 u 30 per cent. Al
S-hour "a and SIX day week were
demanded by the employees Of the
Brooklyn Eapd Transit Company and
rhe BROOKLYN CRY Railroad Company
N waa- was termed cv the men as
as mod fed agreement presented
TO-DAY u the transit COMPANY The
carmen are members CT the Anal=a-
mated Association ~ Street ana
Elacr-ca- F.aalwav Employees Of An
erica The agreement under winch
rney nov are working expires August
IS fa2n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
Miller. Syracuse
Republican Choice
for Governor i'm \. Y.

Saratoga Springs. Y. Y, Juzv .E.-
A complete state ticket. headed on
Nathan :. Miller. Of Syracuse as the
candidate -or governor was recon- :
nenceG u the enrolled Renu bilcaas
hy the uaofHclR Republican STATE
Convention here today
The convention also voted ~ an
overwhelming majority u support
ne United States senator. James
Wadsw0rr:1. r. II ms agar for TIE
NOMINATION . succeed himself
This Is The state ticket agreed IN
nr by 100 Del erates
For Governor Judge Nathan l. MI
ler Of Syracuse. Lleurena1r governor
jeremiah Wood of Nassau. Secrnra--
Of State. John : LYONS Of New York.
Con pt-oller James A Wendell.
Of MCnt-omerv. Attorney Genera
Chaies ., Newron. If Livingston
TREASURER. y. Mnnro Marshall. Frank
In state engineer and surveyor
Frank N Williams Onelda: asso-
clace judges IF the Court Of Appeals.
Frederick a. Crane Of Kings and
Enor- A Chase. Of Greene
The convention adjourned a. SEQ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
P0NzI AUDIT
To Ascertain Legality
as Well as Solvency
Senerer May Sc Theoretically Sol
vert But Still Fecerai law Break
er Says T. s Attarney - Sand
snenes ard Co+fse Served THOSE IN
line C W Withdraw FUNDS

Boston July as-Ths accounts If
Charles PonE- the dealer II 1rrsr-
national postal coupons VINO mas Oh
tl-aed several millions Of dollars
from the people on MS promise u
pay % per cent profits were a1d1ts6
today by county and federal author
ties The United States attorney an
ooulcsd La- he would place an aud
-10r On PanE's books with view not
only 70 learn whether his business
was solvent bur also to detsrmane
whether his juggling Of International
stamps Involved any VIOLATION Of
Federal laws The rush of people u
Withdraw their money from Forzl :
hands begun altar ne had concu--ed
n 4 suggestion BY District Attorney
PeI1ener that ne take no more money
n, continued today. p Alley, where
he established tenn pora-v quarters TO
accommodate the crowds was the
scene OF 4 6ay-long queue Of people
WHO wound from the former tap
room where the quarters were 10
caIsG INTO CITY hall avenue PonG
ordered sandwiches and coffee se.-v-
81 those II Inc VINO forsook lunch
son d get their money back. or u
collect On notes maEu-eG with the 33
per cent interest pa1c 5v PonZ
Al those WHO applied for their
money, ana who cantorned win the
simple conditions LAD down ~
- - y
cut several hundred thousand dol
lars yesterday and thought the run
woUlG cross the million dollar mark
today.
He has estimated ms total habiIi-
ties a. S3.A9. 0o0 and sad ne had
81, 100000 II this country and
abroad 70 meet them. With ne pub
nc,ry recently gwen MS operations il
has developed that ne came 70 THIS
country from italy 4 Few years ago
with only S..J0 ana until LATE last
year was only a low sa-arled clerk n
an exporting house.
CclreC States Attorney Gallagher
SAD Lla- MS INVESTIGATION night
show thai POM Is. al least LheoreI-
ically, solvent and Vet an offender
against federal law He may be able
to 20 al he says he IS doing and Vet
violate the law As I told PonZ
the other day" re continued. he IS
either a benefacror deserving Of the
blessing Of the pubic or he should
haze bean n jail" Il goes without
SAYING rna+ Z Ponz is solvent and
has violated 10 federal statue the
government VII give MIN a clean
STATE. II also goes without saying
mat i ne has violated rhe law fed
era acton " be taken against him
There ara no new developments
n the case u ny knowledge" ne
SAD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
Textile Operatives
70 quiz Maine
>eehers for Office

--.l-- lie. July 2S-Jonn ?.
-a--0ra- secretary of the
-1e'a--nn Of Textile oper-
-@"=s -aar the federation
A'-sT- 1Il-la- res &c the can
AAr11r and -1e iertsia-
ing Maine election --her
*. -'-"t -a declare themselves on
@+G %A-Guur law TOR women
l0d me proposed appro-
axle school n Name
as M 7'Counea1 sad. VII
re Name news pHpers .nr
--s--c11a--ss Wit ne prepared
..,. ae Name Textile Opera
'~a0re comm ir-4.s. whose
-'a~s ara = lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
Mexican Governor
to Resent Invasion"
Provisional Troops

MsNcal. J1Iy .S-Esrebaa Canru.
governor Of the northern district Of
Lower California. announced today
ne had issued a call 70 al citizens Of
the district u arm q resist IN
vasion" following reports tina; troops
were being sent 70 EnEanda on the
west coast and ID an unnamed point
Of the Gulf coast
Governor CanTI sad he would use
every resource al ms command 20
-epei the invaders" = they came
without authority from Provisional
President De La Euerra Asked what
steps he would take r the troops
had sucn authority the governor
sad
4 would leRve il 70 ny people %
decide"
Two thousand troops. X was sa4 Z
tCort,nuer on Page Sol. g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
SEEK PARDON
To- Mrs. Nelson, Serv-
M Year at Bangor
r,, z,c -auncsi Take Cane In
A-,rss-7er. for Wsex-Cou-sei
I'D =z.7.r,e Story Of Trials ana
IN. 1t ons or Client

-o. -.z-.-1E -Cr Il PARDON sunni
Ea-uaQcs NelScn. VINO
--.. ing a year Il Bangor JR-l
80 --ze If burning = dwelling
". .----.-- 70 de-aad- WIS present
ne .-7Ve-nor ana Executive
II x 4GnesGay afternoon by
~ = Thayer Of Bangor.
-. --s=..-- --on 4 ne case vas one
D.. ms --rst 41Ie ever seen n Las
--.-,.----r --a-oer dramaZc n The
-. Va v--1C n romance anu
=. g--cless love and ne u
= ---g..- ~ and deceit The case
'--,..s,-.- u hours ana a. the enc.
.., .-.,, error ana C1uncil announced
-. .. Would AXE the naL1aE under
,cr-sar-a1t -ar enc week
yr,r~ -Hzvsr cz-le1 the following
----,asstz NJ a1d Mrs. Walter Mar
80 - z--aL VINO SOLD Foster the
- r v-.l = ne resided anu where
7lrs >-.s-- IRIS: stopped On gong ID
-a--r. ~ -re her marriage With
ra,spr - agnes Person Of Ban
-r 1--o It's --ea-ed her a. the Ja-l.
Ts-nes eng II Bangor. a depury
.,s--.. vno 1as k1Ow1 her since her
.,,r- ---a-s On and Miss Evelyn Vas
Garr~ -HaEsrs sreuoE-ap her,
VIM BOZ ne- Glc-a1ed stnry while
z-k = e
Wslor -havar -eiated his acqua-o-
snra " Nelson. saying ne and
ann, ne -1A- 1ac -a-sad 500 for him
ny --lcE no -1e service Ee pad
-eve-a- -acn-as before Que. he
Ems - 1ice altar the war win
4 E-~nra err AID asked ne %
So aaour ne divorce law regard
1o-r.ruea 81 Page 1o-Coi. 3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
Announce Fare
Boost at Portland

Portland. Me.. July 2S--he Cum
bertrand County Power & LIgnr CO.
owners Of the Portland street railway
announced tun;gh- thar beginning next
Sundar ticket fares would be increas-
&c - eIgnr Giants and cash fares % %
cents. Zone fares viii ne Increased
- = - and cents Tins Is n ac-
cordance with permission granted By
the Pubic Cr1llrles Commission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
One Railway to Ship
$4,000 Tons Soft
Coal a Month to y. E.

Roaloke. Va July -s-The Nor
folk and Wes1srn. Chesa peahe and
ONO and Virginia Railway will snip
$50 0tr0 tons of coal % New England
a month. n accordance with the re
cent priority order Of the In1srstat x
Commerce Comm ssior i was an
nounceC hare today a. tne genera
Offices of the Norfolk ana Western.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
Donegal, Ireland
Appeals for Food

Belfast. July 2s.-lBY The Asso-
claced PresE)-Doneral THIS naurr1ng
was making FRANTIC telephone appeals
% Londonderry for food supplies.
These. however, could not be delivered
because train crews refused 10 move
trains with military on board and the
military insisted on occupying the
trans.
The train which was slapped al
Lsrtsr-ksnny Monday by Sim Feiners
because II was transporting troops,
was st1ll there today with the military
guarding Il
Masked and armed men early this
morning held up the Belfast Dublin
train al Nswrv and took away the
rails.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
Roosevelt to Make
J days Campaign
Before Maine Election

-&s-9n-' Ne. july y ASSISTANT
S=,re--,-" 71 ne Navy Franklin =.
5uns-r=-. 41G-esslng Il gathering Of
-esla---- u lis GIy VINO gave him
Il MONA "ace plon tonight. sad
e was -.a9 . u--1ze LA4s occasion
~ Us 1o-- 1a~-lsan swan song He
SAC tx would ne 7 Name for three
-aFE tl-C-l4- SC-1g, \ h4s capacity as
Jenocr1-u zee presidential noul-
Tee H4-lre ne state election n Sep
.sI7e' AZ. Eoosve!r expressed the
1Hos mara would be no mud sling
"a. r~ PERSONAL abuse n The ma
-ollA- III aa-g- and U~Eec ali clr1-
-@1s --a Independently after
-----. --4-~ or ne party 7iaC+a rrns
LII l"----.,as made by ne candi-
-d,es - sad ne expected % spend
- aaE- ---ee months II constant
ia =c- N re privilege Of
a-r''-- 2e -5-n---y better. and that
g. Ia.-=, ~. he verdict might be
= '7' a2C-e- -e would De a better
'--1e'1--- -~ ---s experience
- -nEe- rs PLEASURE a. renew
- -~-..ii-- Nance VIII friends made
a, --cu-urs and SID he
~ape1 o-e -e-e every yea
-s a2-.-a-a came E-om 5 SUM
II. aa-e ~ -a1pobeilo Island Il
NO. amen, accom- panied by
4.'- z.9os+"e-t ana cael- three c1.I-
--- --s mother Ms Sarah
-'1oae'@.. T1e reception -aok place
---o7---' Dark. where Mayor John
-=1T1-- .1'~ocQred NJ. Eoose-
--- s~ref speech ne was
$50 Use -1aers ana then shook
'---1S 70 ~ everybody. Later he took
- -'-----" - a nouon picture shoN-
W far w-lch -hey return
-s SAND.
loose =.- plans . leave Sat
--1- for Portland. FOR d 9av's
~-n1s- and 70 start for
N>4---1--- sunday night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
BAILEY LEADING
FOR GOVERNOR
n TEXAS PRIMARY

Dallas. Texas. j lily .-.9-Cl1 ne face
%. incomplete unofficial returns from
= COUNTESS -9GaT Joseph " Bailey
tn-ue- --rec States senator from
-exaz 1a1 Increased MS lead 70
;..isi, votes ever Pat NJ. Nef{ OF
Waco us closest opponent for the
DeIn1 ,-a-.c EuDeTna1orial nomina-
u1L Z lasT Saturdays primary Mr.
Ba.lev ma NJ NeE VIII contest n
: -an-a@ primary August -. Mr.
3zllsy announced Today that after
1t ~,---C1 primary he would cam
a.lI- l0~ ne Nl-0na! ticket
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

Eagle Pass. July 2G-F-ancisca
villa bandit Idol Of the Mexican poem
and tor years a menace throughout
northern Mz1cn TO governments Of
his country. snCalned ronight with
his men fer Torreon. there - Take the
first acraal steps looking 70 his en-
trance once more ID private Mexican
citizenship. as a result Of MS negou-
alons with the De "a Eaerra govern
Gay
Advlcss f~an Sa5lnas tad aso Of
ne tems under winch the bandit
chlef-Ain agreed n the words Of Cen
era EDgeneio Martinez. commander
Of ne Torraon military zone and per
snaa4 representative Of me De Ia
Eaerta regime ID "suhnlsslon 70 rhe
De IA Eaerta government n recoE
rILaon Of lis stability ana MS desires
. retire II priva-R life ana abide by
the laws Of the government"
nder these -erns. advlces state
Villa IS 70 De allowed a years army
pay for al MS soldiers ana peruirra6
70 gov iii Iaen 70 -orreor unoe!
personal escort where these rerus VII
o. carried out The balc viii NUN
Der about -s00. L Is SAID A. TorTeor
the men are q De Mustered cur" Of
Fllas service and each allotted a
TRACT Of Land On which u engage II
farming Villa toe, i s saiG. mas Beer
givEn financial guarantees.
General Martinez. communicating
10 Eiliano -ames. Mexican consul a.
Eagle Pass termed Villa acceptance
Of the terms rs an act of PATRIOTISM.
Gfnsras Martinez wired that rail
road Era+fc N the SaaInas district
was beng resumed and thai ne hac
ordered all trains To operate on scaed
uies n effect PRIOR 70 the interruption
Details of the negotiations Say ina,
the conference for villa surrender
conducted On ne part IF the De Ia
Euerta government by Genera Mar
rIneZ. consumed al night ending a.
y O'Clock this morning
. Rumurs of siauErterz # SabIna.
policemen and nuulatlon Of bodies Of
many women there iack condrna
non.
Other reports tell Of genera rsJolc.
1ng throughout me country and ceie-
oraLcns Planned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

F77fE4VS
Marion. O. July Ga telegram
commanding tie Yacht Eesni1ia FIR hsr
victory n Cae International races was
Sent ID the New Eark yacnL C1up o
day by Senator Harding, Republican
nominee tor President The message
faLows
The Commodore.
THE New York Yacht Club. New York
City
Along VIII al your fellow AMER
cans. I want = ezlsnd ny cang-41a
laLuns au ne v,Clary Of rae Easoluuz-
The defender won over good BOAT
and also over ure Of me best sports
mer n the world. TIE could 81 nope
l1RT : me historic trophy = ever .
De -ost IN Us = might become the re
ward Of Sir Thomas -1pton's splendid
and persistent efurt But rs Amer
CANS We al take me more pr1ce n
winning against SUCH Al Antagonist L
Is the more a worthwhile vIcrarv. The
wonderful series Of races for the
America cup has done very much ID
create Las best Of understanding be-
tween ne Two great Engi-cn-speak-ng
nations and L Is - De hoped there
W. De many more SUCH contests
Signed WARREN c. HARDING "
Harding headq uarrers made public
tonight letter from Louis G BONN
rlch. d former Democratic nominee Hur
governor OF Wisconsin and a wilson
elector n 1872. pledg-ng support 70
Senator Harding ana declaring the
wilson admins tralon mad seriously
invaded ana orura1-y ignored tunGa-
mental Democracy"
shall n duty u myself and To
~ Country De pleased - vote for YOU
a1c support YOU the letter continued
'anc there a-s millions raruuEtluur
ne states. Americans n waum the
WORD democracy e no de in serv-
lce. VINO feel Ike : 40. -ar II be
known thai H. vote 1or me Democratic
1cket this year does n fact mean me
endorsement OF al me things raa-
have been done BY tbs administration.
and YOUR vlcrarv W. D. crushing 70
-ou- opponent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

Thers has been little or no change
n temperature over the United states
except thai they are somewhat higher
as a rule east Of the Rocky mountains.
There VIII be showers Thursday or
Thursday night IN the northern portion
Of New England. Temperature changes
WA nor bs decided
Winds north af Sandy HOOK VIII b..
randsrats south. FAR weather followed
ny showers Thursday might extreme
north portion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
Amundsen Reaches
Nome in Return
TriD from Arctic Zone

Nome. A-aS-. July * = Q
AnunGseD. the Norwegian explorer
arrived IN Nome tonight from the
Arrrlc ~eGons.
AnUndsen arrived on a ing and
salG ne Ter Ms snip, me Maude a:
Siege Island mt far from here
wnere for ne last ten DAYS ne has
been storm bound. re reported a.
was val VIII ms expedition
Anundsen vas taken 70 houe
where severa- hundred people gather
&c 70 greet nm. He SAID coday was
the first r-rne n rvo year-s he nac
been II place wnere ne could clean
Up"
Amundsen tcld # an encounter WITH
a pnia- bear last winter n winch MS
clothing was tarn from ms BODY, enc
IF his arms broken and MS back and
lers severely IaceraIed He e st1ll
suffering from the effects Of the en-
counter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
MEXICO REJO|CES
OVER SURRENDER
FRANCISCO VILLA

Famous Trouble Maker Gives Up Uncondition-
ally After All Night Conference with Mexi-
can General Matinee Plans to Return to
Private Life-American Brewer Held by
Bandit Released = Action Brings \ carer
e. S. Recognition of Mexican Government
Possibility Washin gton May Press Indict-
ment Against Villa for Columbus Killings
in 1916
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

Mexico City July 2S.-5enera, Gar
ca announced To-Day thai he ina
terms OF Villas surrender mad oesn
decided upon. The bandit chief viii
retire 70 pr,vate iIfa n a place ID be
designated by the government He
Will 20 first 10 Turreon. ID GIsba1C
MS forces. Is ne viii retain no MI
-arv connection whatsoever.
Il s not likely that Villa WI come
to Mexico CRY. but VIII proceed rom
-0rreon wherever the government IL
recrs
The negotiations for the surrender
nave been conducted 70 the enure
satisfaction uf the government, Villa
oheylng al orders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
THE WEATHER
SHOWERS

Northern New England. Showers
Thursday or T'hursdav night Friday
far except showers n centraI ana
eastern Maine
Southern New England Partly
cloudy Thursday. Friday fair. little
change IN temperature.
Eastern New York; Far south.
showers north portion Thursday or
Thursday gh- Friday fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

Boston and vicinity; Far Thursday
and FRIDAY Not much change IN tenn
perHture. Moderate soutnsriy winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
1cyRh CONSTABLE
Mot N STREET

.AF Constable Murray
r@S t-s- 1eaa \ ne mar zt-.s+ -
Ast night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

AnGndsen has gene 10 Nome. il :.
thought. 70 outfit Tor al er1r. =
-each the North pole. HIS ARRIVAL a.
Nome II was said gives MS claim 4
first cl~Cur1na viEal non Of the gipoe
through me waters between the Arc.
nc ice pax anG the northern augs
Of Europe ana America
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

Nome. Alaska July :s-Raould
Amlndsen- Norwegian explorer WHO
arrived nere today. VIII remain rwc
weeks ana then vii steer his vessel
INTO Lne Arctic Ocean for a Eve wear
expedition. ne announced here today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
HARDING GLAD
Resolute Won. Wires
y. Y. Yacht Club

Lsrter from Former Der oeraeis
Norinee for Governor Wisconsin
ard Wilson Eiector IN 79f2-Sick Gf
Administration. viii Sua5s
Harding
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18

The existence of courier service be-
tween Russia and London also has bceu
shown, IL is asserted Charges arc made
that bombs have been found in the Office
of the central Zionist committee.
American Tionists. it is charged. fur
nishcd financial support to Admiral
Kolchak, while Jewish troops were used
by England against Egyptian national
lists.
Reports by the Iionists Of pogroms in
propaganda. 1t is declared the soviet
government is not opposed to legitimate
Zionist activities, but the abuse Of priv e
ilcges by that party has forced the gov -
crnmcut to take drastic action.