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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
ARGUMENTS ON
DRY REFERENDUM
HEARD AT BANGOR

Bangor. Ne April - ont41g4IE
that t,,e issuing If 4 proclamation SUB
-r1ir-a-g the uagUnal prohibition amend
-renr n the constitution ID j vote of
ne people was an executive and not n
ministerial dury, Attorney Genera Guy
= Sra-yis made his arguments today
before Justice . = Dunn N me ST.
prerne cgurr here n behalf CT Governor
Ca-l L MziNksn. against whom man
la-ras proceeding mas been brougn1 5E
Thomas 4. Cur-an. James Z Rice. w3ta
vhurrl is associated Mye- Epstein. pre-
sxu-ai -he arguments fur me petitioner
Governor M1IIken was present n The
courtroom during the proceedings The
briefs Of both a1tnrne-s ware ToluEnl-
-ous and dealt with ua1y 1ecnn1c2-
ohases of the case. The at-urney gen
s--aI denied me right Of the plaintiff %
e7rrar the action. aecIa-Ing his writ II
ne defective IN tla1 ne Gid net corne
refr-a the court rs 4 representative OF
ne people ana he also argued MAJ me
Judiciary rad no right to Interfere with
me executive functions Of ire grve--a-
urer- IN cases Of this KIND
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Regular Democrats Win

The four regular Deuocra-lc
candidates fur delegate AZ ia-ge were
aiecta6. the feth candidate former
Congressman, O'Conlen. running IA
behind Those elected ara Senator
Walsh, Richard H Long, district al
ruraey Peleler and Daniel 2. Doh
ertv
Later returns did not change the
relative standing, although with
more than -vo-ta.-cis Il Lhe SratE
heard from Frorhl1ghan- McCa-i
md F1ler ware running SC close
-ha- i was doubtful which would
En2sc n fifth place.
ReJa-ns rim 81 precincts cut Of
-9S. representing As cities and
-cwcs CUT Of CO.. gave
EepubilEal-LoGEe 5-S9a. Cz5-le-t
Is 81 Crane $50. Thursror 36.1-4.
buckingham -14-A Fuller q az
lawson - Meta 2zBS- Wood
g@-q
DenuCra-r-Wa lsr 1873. Long g
s6g. Pells-er . 9GS. Dohe-ry =. --gt;.
1'C0nleE 4.;i;5a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
JOHNSON LEADS IN n JERSEY; HARDING, OHIO
UNPLEDCED COP, DELEGATION IN BAY STATE
INDICATED IN EARLY PRIMARY RETURNS
POST DERELICT
In Deportation Of Alien
Reds
Assistant Secretary CT LABOR Ac-
caser OF lax Metnocs in Dealings
~T-'- Radicals - Proceedings n
Mary Cases ! Farce arc Joke

Washington. April =-.-Lleg- ac-
tons IF Louis F. Post Assistant
Secretary Of TIE Department Of La
Der. resulted II blocking deportation
fallen radicals. members Of the
House declared today before ne
rules committee
The responsibility les IL ne door
Of Secretary Wilson fer nor recon
mend1ng removal Of such Z ua1s i
these charges are true" Representa-
TIVE Rodenbu-g, Republican. Illinois.
4 member Of Lhe committee declared
during the hearing. whIc.. I-au s-lr-
ated invest EaCGn CT Mr.. Fosrs Off
clal conduct
Representative johnson, Espus-
hcaa. Washington chairman Il ne
E1use 1un3Era1on committee pre-
scented Z report by committee -1v@s-
ri-a-ors on more. than 500 cases. II
winch Il was sad NJ 7ost had can
ceu-d or stayed depur-1t-oEs -ecGu-
uended ny immigration authorities
Counsel, for M Post Interrupted
% assert that COMM ssioner General
CanlneCC u the I'm grafton Du-
-eau WIS without 1eEG- c1-hCrT-- -
make any recommendation regarding
deportation wau-,-a11s.
Representative Sieg;.1 R=guh-
-lca-. Naw Y ork. accused 31- Post Of
bringing the deportation law lid
S3-sre0U1e and making deportation
proceedings fa-ce and 4 jo4la." Ea
a7Hes. TIT there Hsrs DER -----.a.r--
plain vloiulocs q the law blE
Representative TInchsr -.epubllca1.
Kansas another witness. declared he
doubted whether NJ. Post had 10
1a-eG the law. although n commanded
than -he ASSISTANT secretary has III
4uesflCaaaly abused MS GasccsTl0na-v
authority.
In thirty eight cases citnd by Pep
-eseutzrve Eoch, E.zputl can h4n-
sas. au-hor Ct me resolution Cla- led
ID the Investigation. NJ Post was
alleged = have reIen sed accused ag--
-a1ars v1rhcur waiting - review ne
evidence u winch the charges ware
1reGica1eG-
WIN NJ Johnson. E0ch also
charged maj A-. Post 1ar TINE &C
cepuel d Geclsi0u-Gf Secretary wilson
mat mere -eubershzp II me con-
uEu1sr party was Sufficient ground
for Deportation. cU- mat .atPr Post
changed his z1-G' IND dlG not follow
ms ruling
M Johnson charged II tbs CCn-
nec1on mat Mr.. P1st called ID as
many as hundred cases i 5ay II
order 70 release accused aliens.
While ne Eoc1 resi- Z1rpn looks 70
Z possible impeachment proceeding
against Mr.. Post E-epubl1Ca1 lenders
plan for complete preliminary IT
GI1l-v By me -ules ccra1al-tae and. u
even- CT Al adverse Erding 70 PRO
pose d resolution calling for M
Posts removal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

II ne aght 1ar he Republican rig
four returns from 80 districts showed
-aa1 United States Senators Walter Z.
Edge and lose :. F-eIins;lzTsen, pledg-
ed 70 -hs choice OF voters as expressed
IL lae pr-z-v, ware running q close
raee tor the head Of ne ;irket, with
fnrne- Governor Edward Sfokes
pledged % General Wood. and Mzlearr.
= Ballard, pledged - Senator johnson.
t8lICEicE n ina order
OLaer Wood AMI Johnson caadlCia.s rar
The big tGLrr were ciuss behind -he
leade-s. there Being only about 4ls@ votes
difference between the e.ga- highest
eanGlaate
The Democrat big four" pledged -
ne Gaadidacv II Governor Edward.
who has announced rl1a- he would carr
MS dEslr against prohibition NTH the
san Francisco convention, was elected
without opposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Senate Stages
Speed Squirt On
Naval Money Bill

Washington. April ---Plsslng IN sp-
p-our,a11ons Win -ecnrd-1reah.rg rap
ldit1-. me Se1ax !a-e today virtually
-urupiered consideration Of -le allla.
naval appropriation hill
Within 50 -l1au-es and virtually with
7U- deBats. appropriations Of S4tS. 81 Bs's
were approved rs canpa-ed with SIS
~. OPS authorized by ne House. WITH
ne Exception Of ene minor tam. ne
hill Was maze -ea1- FIR passage -ornur-
row
There was no discussion waa-evsre Of
the building program f1r VI Z a2pro-
priaEans vs-n increased f-uEa SIS 800 a1z
70 S22esa .eaa IN order ID expedite som
-aeriZe6 II -gls
Is fast as the reading c,erk cnulr
read the Dill ne Saats voted is ap-
pruraI q ter1s carrying millions u
dollars. +nclucinE Al Increase ram TIE
House appropriation f S5.g7h.gaa 70 e.
M Fs1D for naval a-la-sun and Al initial
appropriation Of Sc ga0.90 for n new
naval base Oh Sa1 Francisco az
Tr-aaly me only discussion came on
me naval aviation and san Francisco
Bay ase Items Sera-or Lodge or Mass
achasssfrs. Republican leader. an Chair
man Page Of the naval committee EN-
phasi-e5 Necessity @ar increasing navai
defense on me western coss-- the for
u1er declaring thar any immediate dan
ger To the C7slad States lay IN the Pa-
cific-
Under III amendment nv Senzeur Cal
der Republican. View York. which WIS
aGuuts-si. WIDOWS. chsldrsn er ether de-
pendants Of officers and rsn II the navy
or marine corps dying t-3u wounds or
disease would be given SIX non-as'
pay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

Central Maine Power
Co. Approved
Fussic Utilities Commission Aarrrves
Application - Obtain cortral An
aroscoesin Electric Co. Haax
County Electric Co. and oxfors
Electric co.-5issest Deal in Years
IN Maine

4 decision has been rendered bv
the Public Utilities Commission ap-
proving the application Of the Cen
trail Maine Power Co. ID Obtain con
1-oi Of the AndroscoEg1l Electric Co,
the Knox County Electric ca. and
the Oxford Electric Co. This e one
or the biggest deals than has been
cunsumma1ed n this State 10r many
years. A hearing On rhe application
was held April . last before 111e Pub
Lie Utilities Commission and No cp-
position appeared 70 the granting OF
The petition.
The Central Maine Power Co.
through its own and subsidiary com
qaa3es. operates n 1Ar-1ls.ing OF eiec-
trio energy far light and power II a
very large territory IN Central
Maine say the commissioners n
heir decision
IT has rights n nine OF me 16
counties il the State. although n
several of them il Is actually CIV
erlug but vary small part Of the
tar-uory. It's service Is being rem
dered IN nearly 80 cities and towns.
and II furnishes al the energy used by
the Knox County Electric Co. and z
considerable part Of the energy an
pioyed ny the AndroscogE1 and
kscnebec Streer R21lway, which runs
between Wate-ville and Lewiston l.
plants n d portion Of is territory
This company has become and Is. i
very important factor n TIE cun-
nercIal and Industrial Life Of the
State Of Maine. L has made vary
extensive EydE-o-eiecrlc develop
usc-s. has acquired by purchase Of
actual physical prosperity, or through
stock control Z number Of cgnpa-
MES which we're formerly operating
independently II their owl territory.
and as d result Of such purchases
has 'tle1' IN the several communities
which Il serves 50 that each Of these
communities IS enabled 70 get the
maximum service which the com
pa1y IS able 10 render il any part
If its Tertiary
IN ether words. previous = ne
purchase ny the Central Name Pew
~ Co CT some or al OF the other
companies now controlled by - ne
territory then being served hy the
local company was obliged to sup
port us separate management LIS
separate property. and accept and De
concsut with me KIND Of service
which the particular company was
able 10 render Win the facilities
which i had or could obtain.
.Ry ing II and uniting the "a
Continued an-EaGe 71-Col. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Indict Profteers
at Chattanooga. Tenn.

Chattanooga Tenn. April 2-CharC-
&C with 2r1nresr--1E specifically with
selling club sandwiches n - cents
each or ar 4 profit Of more than 50
cenES-Eas and Pete -0rn5ras and
Pate M-ainger, cate prupr,srors. we're
indicted to-day by federal grand
jury mere. NJ Q Thompson. aaorh-
- cafe proprietor, indicted on the
same charge. IS accused uf selling
mix a. . cents a glass or AZ = pro-
Fl Of II cents On each glass
Al the indictments ware returned
II the instance Of the federal [al-
price committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
W0RDY EXCHANGE
Between Senators Hale
and Traulrnel
Name Senator's 7errinanE az Az
n7lrai Mexican for gersl,g On Per-
so7aiTtses IN Criticism or Sims
Brings Czas-ie Comments from
Flcrfaa Senator

n asa4ng-gn- April @7.-sha-p criticism
Of Rear Admiral Siuns. voiced To-Day
5etare the senate aava investigator
committee by Rear Admiral :. :. Nc
kaan. farmer assistant cnief Of navaI
operations. resulted II LII between
Chairman 7a1e and Senator T-aEnEnel.
democrat. Florida when Admiral No
A=aa was rep-zrnaHdea ~ senator Hale
Ior l-1dIlgInE n personalities. r
TIE ofhc=- derIa-ed ina Ne was only
following = precedent So by Admiral
SINS n his tes---nonE. while Senator
T--a-oEnei remarked --la- the chairman
uaZec-oR l0 personalities had not I'm
against AGn-ra- sims 'snaPpr cum
nenE-' Adl--2. Mckez2. whose Gp-
psa-aace followed completion Of the
c-ass-vxa-1lna-0n q Captain V Z
z1-al-- VINO mad been IN ne stand se~-
era Gars. -asisz=d Laa- ne WIS not
seeking 70 defend Secretary Da-1e3s OF
. damn SINS" = wtaE ne SAID Adj
MIRA Sims charge lla- delays N the
DHrI uf Lne nary department cary II
ne war prolonged hcg,1ll-ies <JB-
-neR-hs and c1s1 Oh. 59n additional yes
was -UnsG3I1s AGmlral Mexican
Sad, adding M : 4 mad Dean made by
a patient n the government insane
asylum Il could Je understood. bur
ia coming t-am a rear admiral on
tls acr3ve list ne head af ne Nzval
VA College. u was Al insult . every
of1fSer ara HAT n ne nary r who
serv-a n me navy i4-inE t2e war
- has been " vii oe entirely dis
approved - he 5ec.a-ed-
The charge -ha1 he department rad
40 plans far va also WIS a1.3UaGugi.
Ne 4fticer sad. he added -aa1 1ne pan
II particular aad bean Z existence tor
years be+u-e me war 4ld w2s correct
ii fran tine . me I'D - ne -me ne
United states sai2e5 ne Allies AID con-
st4lEy changed Is ne ss-Za-on altered
during the va TIE pia1 was not per
ceC-- ne said aeaause az new clements
n. ec--d INTO the var by me German
submarine campaign.
Captain Pra--- 7 answer = Sana-1r
T-a--eI. whc soUEh- n snCw ma Id
ma SIMS ss1-ar to 5ec~e-a-v Daniels
entitled "s0ne naval srss0Es u ne
x grid Wa vas u ~eA--C- = sweep
srg criticism II @+c-eta-v Daniels and
uzva- officers Egne-aIv. sa-- ne rad 10
REASON -1 doubt A--n.-a. sims 1ec.a-a-
ton raac L was not intended as Z per
soraI criticism. he e3Ujd av-id L,le
Impression, however ne added. -haI
Slrns WIS c-t-1cisIng cas chef of nava4
a. -
C0-
= cannot sa- what WIS Z Sims
mind" -xora.n P-ars said lie s some
mes irupu-sive ana was -xceed.ng..E
~ when Ele sad the nay was -zspon-
slnie or me g-ea- losses If the war
Secretary Daniels WIS not Air1ira-
Sims target the officer declared. ado
.nE thar ne knew Of no specific n
stances WHARF Ii Daniels -n-e-1: .r-aa
WITH SINS.
AiniraI Mckean VII resume MS les
c--nuny r1ruo--9w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
STATE OPENS
In Trial Mrs. Otterson
for Murder
Charged She ceii6erateiy Planned
Killing ~ 5rrrher-in-la~ Last
November n -co.set-. ~ ~ -
County Solicitor srarrs As FAKE
Starry of EanGit Attack Or Aerne

Concord. y. Il april The murder
IF Maurice Ctrs-sun. a former service
man, a. the home Of MS brother II
Eooksett last November was prezn.d3-
ta-ed aid carried on. n accuraaaca
win carefully lald plza. according .
County Solicitor Herbert X 2aInle,
VIC opened FIR the STATE a. me r-lal
here today Of M-s- Marion -1y1es o.
tsrscn, slsta--an-l2w Of ne dead man.
wn0 Is charged VII he murder
The stnry t7ld BY Ms. C't-e-s0n -aat
bandits entered ne house attacked her
killed her 1r9rne--In-law. Ea-nis brand
- as a fake" He charged that Mrs.
ore-s01 u lend Al appearance of re-
ally - her story -a1sacked ne house
and then disposed Of Naurlca's va-ch
and Of sums If n1nsy that were IN me
house and MS her diamond ring. winch
she claimed was AIKEN ny he bandits.
The r+ag was found la-er Il q drawer
n Ter chamber
The revolver wnscn was -sel u cur-
hit Tie II lrder Rainle declared was ne
one found la-er Z Ms Crers9n $
chamber, and was clea1ea ey Mrs..
Qr-e- son ae.sr she had SUNNI ne neigh
9ors ana -e!a- 81 ne- s-1rv Of rne crime.
Eal--le 6iG not Suggest anv theory II
4 motive for he murder
The first witness called u ma state
was wendell f P-pe-. - architect a1t
engineer. wao c2a-e plans e TIE house
: and premises Al EaCkss-- FER ne Euid-
a2ce Of he s1a-e II Is NEST galon.
rs testimony Was -aca2icGL
Mrs. Eneline = Stewart Of Martins
Ferry. mt VINO 3 me me of re nur-
de- was l neiga5ur Of che Cr-ersuns.
and w2s summoned ~ Mrs 1r-s-s1n
w.en her E-gIl4r-E2-law VS. hzLe6. was
han called and -as-Eed As = me cir
cI--cstances under w1iCa size Went 70 ne
-'t-s-son horne Cn.le- Grass. xa-7.I-1a-
Lon sne SAID that . ne- aauw edge
-re-e mad oeel 20 z feelings between
Mrs. -t--=-sun ana Maurice she added
maj Gpun en-er-nE ne house she mad
auJced -aa- Al ne c2-za.as we're drawn
except over 2uH window winch was
open. and sn- wondered w zEe rad
heard No comm. III
Earlier IT ne any -he ru-- accom-
PANIED Y N-s -r-=-srn. went u TIE
sc=1e Cf me -n--- = II II onset cor AZ
i1specIBn q ne PROMISES. E0Lh NJ
Ra515e and =. :. Murine. counsel for
the defenda-- addressed mem n ez-
pia1a-aou Of pts wtlicz -ner vii e
3eavur n bring OUT
Z was II cutting for Mrs., 0r1ersnn.
ne first w-alh SHE EaG mad II sevsral
months. and sae appear 4 % ENJOY t1e
-aGtGr TRIP and the vtsi- 70 ngr former
home she was mar -ne-e bv her hus-
hand and ne -xo embraced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Bangor Fireman
Probably Fatally Hurt
by Collapsing Ladder

Bangor NJ April while TAX
in= part Il 4 tasr Of tie athletic
Abilities q The fire department TO-
night. George a Rlnbach of rae
Central Fire Station. was seriously
and possibly fatally injured. ii
aerIa1 ladder ap0n which h was
mounted eoila9siug when Al a--er1pr
was made 70 swing Il from the Ban
g0r house u the roof Of The Central
station. throwing him % the street
- tie hospital i was said that Rim
3ach had suffered fractures OF beth
lers. fracture IF the skull and many
cuts and bruises. bit that ne mad
III even chance ct Recovery. The ac-
cideRt was Witnessed bv thousands
aE people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

Newark. \. J., April 81
Returns from virtually one
third Of the State. tabuIate6 at
l o'clock this morning, indi-
Gated that Senator Hiram ".
Johnson. of California. and
Major General Leonard Wood.
rival aspirants for the Repub-
lcan Presidential nomination.
were running neck and neck In
New Jerseys first preferential
Presidential primary. Returns
from 654 out of zoos election
districts gave: Johnson 1881 ;
Wood u, sos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Claim Pankhurst
Name on Papers
BOlShevk Cause

Washington. April documents
pu-porLlg e have been signed by
sylvia Pankhurst- rhe British suf1ra-
-arle leader. James Gordon and Cla-a
:-aeioL- promising assistance IN
spreading B0lsnevik propaganda
throughout the world ware t1oEd L,
the possession Of the Communist
c0urAers arrested II Lstvla- the state
department was advised today The
curriers'. who were travelling by air
plans frurn koenigsburE % Birabsk-
IN Soviet Eussia- were forced % land
u las Ba1Elc Province.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Amundsen on Way
Back to Nome. Alaska

y Washington, April =--Ezsaid Arnu-r-
sen. VINO ser cut two years aru n Al
effort 20 -each the Nar-n Pole. Is r.
turning ID Nome, A.aska according 20
a message received by me navy radio
station n CurTi9va. Alaska, tudav from
Anadr-, Siberia
Aruadses1 arrived Il A1ady- iasJ
week frurn his ssIIa. the MauG. which is
ice-5uund near the mouth Of the TO-
lvzna river. ard left soon asterwa-tis
FrHn Come he viii 81 u Sea--le under
nus present plans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

THE xesta-n disturbance as advanced
norrheasrga1d and Tuesday nights tts
center was over lake Ea-on and a. the
same tine a secondary us araaace was
over Sarth Carolina During ghs iast
= hours these disturbances caused gen
e-a4 rains east u -he MisaisHiupi river,
The outlook il .ar rain Wednesday II
The North Atlantic statsz-
Winds OF Atlantic cnREt. North Of
Sandy Eouk: F'-ash east and southeast
winds. shifting % west BIZ Weaaesdav
night. overcast weather and ram ear
dy Hook IA Ea-e-as- Flesh shifting
winds becoming vast: rain. followed 5y
clearing weather
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

Portland. Ne i prli "a board Of
ariir-nTIon Will hold n pubic lear-
aE tomorrow On the wage demands
Of the eEscr-lcal workers and car
Operators Of the Cumberland County
Power * Light ca. winch operates
trolley ines and furnishes electrical
poweren Portland and suburbs.
The members OF the board. an
nouaced today. are Gerry L rBookS
an attorney. named by the employees
DsFerest Il Perkins. retiring sec-e-
ra-v II the Chamber Of Commerce
representing the Company and Al
bert 3. EaZl 4 marine insurance
agent, named BIZ the other two mem
bers-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
With Nearly All Mass. Precincts in,
Group Representing Unpledged De-
legation Has Apparent Safe Lead
Wood 1000 Behind Harding in Ohio
johnson Has 1000 Lead in New
Jersey-Probable Unpledged Demo-
cratic Delegation in Bay State

Boston, April 27-Returns
received early today, from al
but Il OF the 119s precincts IN
the State IN yesterdays pri-
mary showed the election of
the four delegates a. large who
as q group headed the Repub-
lean ticket. They are Senator
Lodge. Sneaker GIlett. former
Senator Crane and Edward A
Thursuon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Operators Wage
Offer Rejected by
Hard Coal Workers

New York. April S--The general
scale committee Of the anthracite
mine workers, a. meeting late 70
nay rejected ne counter Offer ri
the operators covering their wage
demands.
The operators. il was learned. Of
fred wage increases averaging ap-
prUE-mat=Iy 3 per cent uu- d5d nor
grant .he closed shop OF ne uaver-
81 eI--,- hour day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Limerick County
Police Barracks
Surrenders to Mob

Tppera-y, Ireland April - = The
Pallyander police barracks = County
Limerick surrendered 10 zoo men VINO
asslll-R1 = with r--7es and explosives
rs E1ur-2g. The sEge lasted three
hours
The vlcrc-s seZZea arms, ann mi
lion and biCycies belonging - rhe
garrison and burned the barracks
Three policemen and one Ct me at
licking party were wounded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Maine Total S2S5.w
In Interchurch Drive

E5Oston. Mass. April ---t-pellA- =
Eeg.ural Diracrr 4 e Estes of the
T-7rarchurc!1 World Movement To
night announced Llat the amount
pledged u Gahe n the IlrP-cnG--c.h
campaign Is 81 7s5.gs--.. The Name
total Is sos aB9 The Massa1h lse-cs
total -au;gt,. was S.2sS. as.
Director Estes tonight sent our n
gent calls fDr renewed efforts n or
der that New England may i've II
d It's traditional leadership n -a1s-
ing is share Of the S3316. --'--5-3 asked
many arg subscribing more than =
taurh Of their income and cases We're
reported where small churches wirh
very few mem oers have ruuhled and
even C-sblec their quota
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Underwood Leader
Senate Democrats

Washington April ----Senatrr IN
5erwooG Of Alabama was elected
Democratic leader n the SENATE to
day II 4 conference Of Senate Demo
Gratis. ne was unuppnsed. Senator
HITCHCOCK Of Nebraska. acting Lead
er since the death Of the Iace Senator
Martin of Virginia having wi-n6ra WI
from the fight last night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
FRENCH LOSSES
AT UREA NOT so
HEAVY AS FEARED

Paris, April THE l21sst Irfor-
nation received a. me foreign Office
from Asia Minor Indicates thai the
losses Il me French troops al Jr-ra-
northwest Of MesUpcJania. were iess
serious IMAM IL first supposed 4
larg1 deEachrneut Is thought II have
got back INTO the Town while others
esca pee n other directions The off -
Ga version attributes INC French re-
verse 70 r-eache.-v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Detective Merciless
When Son is Spotted
as Law Breaker

View Orleans. La. april @E-Zorc-
a.s,ze Eyver. private detective. ac-
cenpanied by CRY Policeman. Lay
in wait sa-ly today HI a PRINTING
ar5ce for a suspected r1boer- The II
rrudEr soon appeared and was seized
and when 4 EElIr was zasned In ms
face. was recognized as -Ee astec-
-5ya's sur- Pleas for merry were IN
avasling and the sOu was taken -
faI by his father.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
eTlke Threat I'm
Ea0rt TO Release
Palled Sim Feiners

''7l. APRIL THE lord mayor
lived a siepura1icn represent
: - societies. who threatened tina.
ae Sim Fam prisoners were re-
7r7 Womwooc Scruhhs prison
aou-s the port Of Liverpool!
ne nc1sr-es would be held III hs
Of --lsh workers. These work
-' --F7rpnoi number - az Sinila-
3elog Laasn ~ other ports.
la LIZ LIE lord uavor of L-iv-
making representations 10 the
X ne EIrla LICE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Negro Slayer of IA
Year-Old Huff Girl
Sentenced to Chair

Indianapolis Ind. A2r1! ~ IL
liam Fay. colored- - years oid, was
sentenced ID be elecrrocuted August
5rn NJ the Indiana state prison,
Michigan City, n criminal court here
r,dav after q jury had returned 4
verdict of guilty Of Au-dar n tho
drst degree. Fay is said 70 have
ssxbbed ro death 14-yea--oid Martha
Hun. a white girl, On April L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Harding Leads Weed

Columbus O. April s-.-Earuras
from ez--5 precincts OUT Ct $3.50 pre-
CilC-s n CElC tor nearly half Z thu
S-a-e5 gave Ea-d--- 5-Sg- and Wood
SSH Our # ms number ISIS pre-
rlacJs gave Johnson 4-e9 votes and
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