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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
MAINE ISOLATED

P0r-Lan6 Me March For the
first -3rne within the memory Of the
present generation Portland was
completely without -ailroad connec-
non WITH the outside world today No
trains wa-e -Ur or rne Boston &
Maine anG Maine Central roads and
Al ne suburban trolley lines were
closed
Al the office n the Portland Te-mi-
Eal 60 this evening II was seated
That the E-sr rain &c a---ue hare
from E3us-Ur VII De II a. - l. lornor-
TX noon. Alter that il is expected 70
m&llzGIC the regular schedules The
lrst --nlr 10 the east rom Portland
VII Ieave II Is tomorrow morning
The 1905 train for Bangor vii, be
cancelled bur other rains VII be run.
The first rain out Of Bangor Wi,
Asave -omor-ou morning AL 0irs
from Portland % Lewiston VII De
rI1 ~ way Of B-unswrcK un-Il fEr-
ther notice. There vii be no trans
IN me MnUr-alr DIVISION until fur
-he~ nOLIce i snow slide beyond the
C"avf0ra House has buried the
racks IN ~ Eee- OF snow A snow
plough Is &c ne track on The Maine
Contra, n 2lcnmond and there a-s
-h-ee trains behind il. A train bound
-0r Farm -nE+Bn - stalled al Leeds
out L vas expected 10 get il back 20
Lewiston during rne night.
Only pa--iaI trolley service was
maintained during me day.
4 shortage IF Food Is reported in
seF era Of the towns surrounding
Portland Cnrran has rad no bread
tor - hours and me uilN1nen nave
been unable % make deliveries. In
Sanford -he~e IS no butter and erS
GaC grocer stocks ara running low
armour IS without lights as wei
IS r-'al- aid trolley service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
TEXT OF NOTE

Washington, March - President
wilson's note 10 The p-euia-s OF The
Adria-lc question follows
The President desires 70 express
his sincere and cordial interest II
the response Of the French anC
British prime ministers RECEIVED On
February %. lie notes with sacis-
faction their Unal1ered desire II
reach III equitable solution II cor
formirv alike WIKI the principles o.
the peace conference and Of the ie-
Eirlma1e though conflicting aspI-a
lions Of THE Italian and JuEo- Sia-
peoples he further welcomes their
expressed Intention regarding ce--a1n
esssnrIaI points 70 urge upon The
governments Interested that the
should bring their desires lnto line
with the American point Of view
The President IS surprised. how
ever. -aat they should tnd IN me
statement Of h1s ov-r willingness 70
leave 70 the JOINT agreement or
Italy and Juro- Slavla The settlement
Of Their common frontiers II the
F'iume region any ground 1Cr sUE
costing the wfrhG-a wa Of the JO1-11
memorandum Of December g. N Ills
he could not possibly join. The
memorandum represents deliberate
and dis1nteres-ed Judgement amer
months Of earnest discussInn. Il
Continued on Page @Coi. =
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Volunteer Workers
to Clear Snow
Lewiston Streets

Lewiston. Ne. March ---uasCav
viii be proclaimed public holiday
70 enable volunteers "a aiG II Clear
ing streets and eiecc~ic railways. ac-
corGing 70 plans discussed a, meet
ings Of -hec hambe- Of commerce IT
lewiston and Auburn today. De
tails will Dc arranged Monday MAJ
or Lemal-e OF lewiston Is II issue
proclamation N endorsement of -he
plan.
This section OF the state is COM
pieteiv snow0ound, and first aid viii
ne gwen me Portland lewiston n
-ertlrDan electric railway. which. IN
every big storm, has been the only
means Of bringing food supplies
here Cars are stalled al severn.
places on the AndroscogCir * Ken
nebec srr@et railway
Maine Central trains were stalled
81 North Belgrade Buckaeid anc
Canton. Grand Trunk trains were
reported stalled AZ Gilead and Lew
lsrnn Junction throughout the night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
FRESHET MENACE

-he racks u Gardner and neyunl
are 4lso q PED Of ice. and ne c,-v y
practically rla~ooned bu- Tor CON-
-uriea-lon by w--e -og-s long
suffering, once more mad Is hopes
uf t-nila~ COMM c-ica-nr W.T.? Al
EIlEIa dashed ~ -ne s-or-- Ever
where the Jar reaching colsac lences
Of Lne blizzard have been -apn---c
md peopie are ga--11g dlsnea-rened
3: ne e-a-1al couHlc- with SNOW
drtrs However the weather bu-
~eaU savs ina. warmer weather Is =
s-nre and WITHIN z few days there
VII D. q marked r.se = -an Dera-u-f..
People Il mis- secu0u are fearing =
E-ea. 1~asneT on account Of The large
amount Of SNOW which MS fallen LIS
sAaso-. me largest snowfall. Il this
-eglCr II least. for 4 quarter Of
ran-u~- ! rally severe food mas
ROT ca pnenec on the ka-nenec -lver
n -r!s locality since 1896, wne1 men
padded II canoes ii me NAN streets
oI Gardner although there have
oeen some SERIOUS 1rashels n racenc
r4ars winch nave er-a-eG qE-te AZ
a1nount u pr0pe~ty damage.
The storD seriously mpeaeG the
rain schedule Saturday and Al
though service vas kept ID ne
- rs -an -wo ID FIVE hours behind
,s,
--ou- section Of train No. was de-
ra4lac near RlcnmnrG and Ill sue
ct...c:-.c --at-s ware cancelled during
me dav anc night a spec4l.. made
I'd n Brunswick was sent OUT .a-s
last night reaching This cItT earl
this morning hut me regular rt--s
Epre III discontinued. The first
rain gong eAst rn4s morning, No. Z.
Is expected N reach here a5Uur $50
o'clock and -ne FIST train west VII,
1~onaolv pass about he same hour
4 bout 5uU people ware stranded n
Brunswick over Sunday caused hv
he cancellation Of trains o. IN y.
I. r =. Nearly all were obliged %
sleep II me cars Saturday and Sun
1.ay night as hotei and -Uom.nE a.
eurnoGaclons 1-a~e -.-rI-a5 and a.
reaev -akan hv -aH 4su4. Sa-1--,:at-
1,-1Ar7sIau1s Restaurants ware s-v-
ara. lines onrgaG % close -a.-r
doors Gu. ID -ha ez-~a0rC-na-- d.
mana eor @1ot and Only opened
AGAIN when zaev mad cooked -
new Supply Grocery stores w=~e
oper Suncav 70 supply WIZ, avail
able 41.bias -her RAJ -9 NOSE unable
Ely procure cnoc through -4g1lac
channels. Name Cer--a. officials Il
Brunswick wA-a nus- SunGaT G-~ac+-
-rE Tie -a~lous c-aws being sent aast
z1G west
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"DRYS- AND VETS
BEFORE SUPREME
COURT TO-DAY

aSnlNEtnn. March The con-
srirutiouality Of The prohibition
amendment and portions OF che en-
fCrcernant act viii be argued tnmor-
row before the supreme court
The question If involved il original
passage brought by Rhode Island II
have the amendment declared IN
valid and IFS enforcement enjuined,
as well as n Appeals from Kentucky
and Massachusetts where fedora!
courts have sustained constitutional
prnhi hition.
Immediately after the court con-
venes Attorney General McCrane Of
New jersey viii formally ask for
permission 70 bring proceedings sim
ilar TO those of Rhode Island and 20
participate in the arguments. Sucn
permission customarilv is granted
As the cour- is permitting the cases
70 be heard ahead of their regular
order. court officials expect an early
decision
Solicitor General King and Assist
ant Attorney General F'rierson viii
appear for the government while
Attorney General Rice of Rhode Is
iAnd VIII represent thAt stats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
FROZEN SLTSH TIES
Up TRAFFIC AT LOWELL

-ove+. Mass. March --Cnnditiols
= this City growing 0u7 ~ this storm
SATURDAY. a-e most severe. The loose
slusr winch formed during ne
morning e-oze solid DemoIishmerl
II -a-l-Dad communication with -he
norm as "a as Concord. y II. mas
eyls-ed Saturday noon
Sr-eer ear service is also lied Ut il
certain localities win large frozen
axes across the tracks and ice along
ne -ails.
A,--nu- Stafford Of this CITY. eng
neer for the locks and canals and a
warerpuwer expert IN New England
said tonight that the blizzard and
sudden --aeze n Saturday mad saved
New England. NJ Stafford salc
ma he had been informed that four
inches ri rain rad fallen al Man
chester. y. H. Friday night and ne
could see me danger thar was about
Il ensue rom { swollen Mer-irnack.
Continued on Page Col Il
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Steamer Maine
Disabled in Heavy
Sea of Ireland

London. F2-cn The Atlantic
Transport line Steamer Aa.ne sent a
wireless message rooEy by latitude
40. longitude I4-.n, reporting that
she WIS experiencing a hard gale
and henr-v sea with Ter ruuu..r yona
and asking FOR assistance, Lioyds
Shipping Agency announced this af-
ter'noon. The messing declared that
-n@ steamer was in M danger
The steamer Carrlran Head is On
The way toward the partially Grip
pied Liner, the Maine reported.
4 message from Queenstown an
nouncac powerful rug mad
beer sent n the assistance 0f the
Naine The liners position is approx
:inaisl5 &C., miles southwest Of the
irish coast
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Tapley Ticket
Withdraws in
Belfast Election
Special 10 Journal ;

ReIfasr. March DR. Eugene ..
Tspjev. who on Friday announced
himself 4 candidate opposing Mayor
wescor-. borh heading citizens rlck-
ats has bhe+r Withdrawn from rne
,,r-as. Tins announcement was
made al a mass meeting on SaIur-
dav night ny Mayor x escott and was
one Of M. g-eatast SURPRISES OF the
r,avoraIrv campaign. BoIn men are
EepubIlcans and their tickets are
made I'D of both parties.
With the withdrawal Of Dr. Tapie1
IND h,s entire ticket there viii be nc
contest romorrow Mayor "esco1~
and tha entire city government are
seeking a third term
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FEAR FRESHETS
Throughout New Eng
land This Spring
Ice Unusually Thick IN Rivers -
Snow Covers GROUND 70 oer-r
= % Feet-Measu-es Beng Taken
to Safeguard LIE and Property

Boston. Mass March I-Abuo-nai
spr.ar foods along ne Nav England
rivers as q result II -1a heavy snow
and rain fail this winter haze been
predicted hv -aIl-0ad engineers
voadsnen and -1ver men. Many
towns anu al ~ The railroad lines
,,sy-e starred measures &C --.a-6
against possible losses of LIE and
properly anu warnings have beer
sent out 70 properly owners = ne
RIVER valleys.
The rivers throughout northern
Esw England are chnhec WIZ ice
and the hills ana valleys are GOV ere.c
with snow from thrne feet q u feet
deep. Railroad and hIghwar bridges
a e being ss1-eng- Aened eveTrwi here
AGAINST -il.. ~ush Of water l4-at VII
follow 4 sudden Lnaw-
Large pier and bridge crews have
nearly completed rhe work ot erec--
ing exrra piles ana buffers aionsside
the railroad bridges IL Newburypor-
and PDrrhmcutn. y. n. and. -A-
bridges a. Lawrence and Aaver:lill
ever the Mar-,mas also have been
given attentions.
Merchants and farmers alnug the
banks IN both cities have been urged
10 remove their property from base
rnent levels. Bridges and einbanh-
rnenrs along the Boston and Albany
lines il. the Ware and Qupbang RIVER
valleys nave beer strengthened
wherever possible although the eng
neers have been handicapped ny me
navy snow Tn Maine Central Rail-
road and the cities and towns along
Maine rivers are working tn prevent
a recurrence nf the foods u years
past. Farmers in teh valleys have
taken unusual precHution this year.
Hay stacks have been transferred 20
harnlnfts and in many townships ar
-angements have been made 10 notify
he owners OF Live STOCK af the first
qrious break Of ice IN teh hill re-
gInns.
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Deep Snow Hampers
Fire Fighters at
$4,000 Fire. Lewiston

lewiston Ne. March Fire caus-
I'd heavy damage a. the Armour &
% benf house rodar. The drenen
were badly hampered nv deep snow.
Officials of the cnnpan- could give
no estimate of the loss, but Thought
the contents valued al more than
$751. ena. insured. The cause Of the
oiaze was not determined.
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WRECK NEAR RICHMOND

t~peciA- n h2rnebac journal
E1cnmonC. Ma-ch Striking 4
SNOW covered frog the snow piow
N cae front SECTION Of passenger
rain No. S, running Z three sections
and nearly -~e n0u-s behind sched
uie. nr about 2 A, NJ. jumped the
track a. Howard crossing. -arae
miles below this -gwn, pulling with =
rom me rack me engine and four
trucks Of me canoose. The engine
was left leaning sideways !; an angle
II neraIy AZ degrees. TIC snow plow
w-Ich Carried on occupant md i
been thrown I've t-et -u--ne- from
he rack would haTse plunged Cco
-ns Ca-nauce river. The man n n.
ploW aac The engineer and 4ren1l
were thrown around violently but
were unhu-- and none If the rain
crpw was injured The rack Vas
body torn I'D Tor q distance Of 80
feet Crews wee ser- u Warerv.1!e
ana Portland. 70 WORK +-grr bCIs enCs
Of the wrecked area- II was believed
ina, the track would NOT ne ciea-nd
Ic--- : nr e CLOCK Monday morning..
AhoC- 100 passenge-s. many ~
whom werH from Canada. were N
tne following sections u -he r-air.
and throughout the 1ay the towns
people We're making hurried and
strenuous efforts u provide accom-
mnGaIonS Tor -lel- Unexpect aG
guests 4 ia-re number IF the strand
"a passengers mad been without food
TOR 16 hours. The TWO PASSENGER
sections If -he train were Backed 10
Richmond and food was served BY
me t-fC Cross. under -ae direction IT
ne local chairman. Ms. Y : Dun
nan. vino was assisted BY p young
ladies' Of tie chapter. The Chamber
0r commerce was engaged TINS ave-
mig in arranging for sleeping ac-
cnnnncalons. Several u IN. Cana
Glal passengers Wa~e M their Wv
tt ENGLAND, ana have beer -,-.ed 80,
allt=r their plans a. ne snip On w-r..:r
hey were -a sa- VII leave New
York On Monday
As a result OF me r-ack the -rw-
r entertaining ! distinguished g,les- II
me person Of MISE Evaage..ne Booth
commander Of ms Salva-.nr A--- nj
America. vino was or ne- wa --,r,7
canada r Nev York -an!gh, she "a .
an address n me Free Baptist .ru-ch
E-f--- sea- and eve-- .rcr OF standing
loom 7 -ne auditorium was filed for
n addition % -h- r1anv residents Of rn-
Town VINO welcomed he urloukeff-en
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Blizzard Buries Central Maine
Steam and Trolley Traffic Dead
All Country Roads Impossible
Al CT STA AGAIN BURIED

SUI cfInraiescIng 1-ou -Ae it
rnora-izing etec-s II successi
storms Augps-4 ana surrounding
-a-''-1-2I'y was le4lr the hardest blow
If ne V-r-er Saturday when uae
blizzard WINCH :1as been WORKING l-s
way across ne continent STRUCK he
cry, undolnc TIE work o1 w4eks Il
labor and ing VI r~af1ic tighter
IL any previous storm lr ne sea
son.
Starting aar'y Sa-urda- morning
WI Z Igc- fail Of SNOW ne storm
gradual -nc-easaG II fury and ~
-a-s afternoon. WIN Z derce 1or-h-
east gale o.-h-nc i, developed INTO
binding, sw--.ng aizza-d The
Singing. sru~-v.ng fakes dued -ne
ha.e cleared streets II -wrk.in-
and every shovellea house pan was
so.r converted into deep a-.e-.
The 1rollev compan~ a1-er weeks
u labor, a=a-n Was ST. back It ne
staring point -he LEWISTON line.
walc- was only --cen--y cIea~ed. was
again hidden rom new beneath il
mantle q VINE, Aior- ne ruadbed
Il lhe low's-1nE pa--s u ms line g-ea,
Dogs u si1sh wara reported. a.
WORK VI aie2~.ne other ines was
abandoned Sacu-'ciav AID ete1,--s Ware
ct:I2 cred UPON keeping -n- Gardiner
anG AUGUSTA Lnc oper. -are u re
~U. on ch1s Inc nearly u schedule
line during ne dav bur late a. a4r11
strv2ca was 1l-ced 80 5e discontinued
or waer ne temperature TEL he
running w1--r II ne -~a4kg during
rtle early morning hours I--s- -I,--,nd
10 si0sh and -nen commenced 10
-~s-taZa sn.IGly SUNDAY morning now
aver. tn i!ne WAS forced open 70
Ed.inw@1 and = he afternoon 10
Gardiner and service was resumed
70 This point he officials u rhe i
Il < Railway COMPANY believed las,
even-ng rnaT this Inc was me ONLY
one = Cne STATE raac kept IN SERVICE
during ne storm
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WITH RESERVATIONS

T aani-G-J-. March --f8E The
.-or,.-4t. r'-ass President wilson
ar-s ~ -ese-va-Ious the pro
-. ny ~ British and French pre-
2-- --a-y ana Jugp- SlHriz un-
Lii -e-Lement Of the Ac-iatir
46..or.
. 7a~e Z T-a-y and Jugo-SIavla
.-- -o 41undon the SO called buff
s--r ,or-aiI1rg III majority Of
---1l4-s and desire u limit the
-7coaa- --ee state ID the corpus
--.-- n TUNE placing The
---p.---.-.- 4 me league of nations
.ea- 1-ae- Italian or Jugo-Slav
m. III. 1IIeG States is willing
-. - determination Of the
-.-.o- --2urle- ID Italy and Jugo-
7--sldeuc says ne cannot
eszr M" IT me premiers' sUg-
so- ma -ae memorandum SCI
re-. g. December be with
" 1acia-es thai Albanian
-s-.g.a snoulo not pc included II
9~rn.=e6 joint discussions" and
.z--,sg nat the Tinted States
ra, 7prove OF The Legislation Of
-e-s Of The treaty
NAL he expresses the earnest
p. -g ne allied governments VIII
IL : necessa-v To decide or 4
- r1lch the American gov
.ag-- Z accordance w1-h rs %
--ayec =-a-ernen1 viii he unable ID
-cv
rs residents note 20 ne pre-
-.s-~ was despatched Thurscay anc
Continued or Page 4-coi. 5
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LAKE ETHER1CA
ESCAPES SHOALS

Halifax. " S.. March her pro
,e,,er broken and her hull swept by
!, * mile gale the shipping noaTa
-,.a,ne- Lake Eihelrica threatened
:. lie ,,n On the shoals Of Sable is-
land. A later radio message io"sN
or stated That she had been aoie 20
r,.ar tne island and now was on u
danger. ,.aa -
r- arr m 8. .. & in which her
,..nta,n said she was drifting nefp-
,..srsv toward the isimnd. The steamer
y.p,r,nore. 40 miles away, answered
her Ynes.age and started toward heT
- ~ l,nots IN hour. The coast guard
,.,,--s- seneca also put out 10 her az
sis,a-.ce from New York
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VILLA AGAIN
Al Head Of Band in
Train HOldup
IS K5Iiec n 7Itcneo Battle One
American Among Dead - Several
-eic Tor 7arsor Dy Mexican
7ehai

Z, Pasc. Tex. March r ranc.sc2
lila commanded ne Bandits VINO nell
u ana robbed ne no--h-bound Mexico
-irv passenger rains near Co--a-ires
as- Thursday when e persons were
-luQlng one American, according 70 pas
s.uge-z VINO -eached Chihuahua -i-y
-aGa-
According . passengers. 81 --a.n
was stopped sy m explosive placed OF
me rack whEcn de-a.leu ne iocomo-
I'VE. : pitched Sa1cle ensued between
n Taau. soicle-s Of me train guard anu
Villa followers 70 ne number nf 5e1
commanded uy Francisco Villa n per
Continued or Page Col. 3
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STILL ROWING
Rival Reports on Navy
Awards
Secretary oar'eis Sharply Cr'r.cizec
in Majority Espc-t-Mi norrry =e-
po-. Defends Navy Aeac anr D
-ects Attack q, Admiral Sims

Washington, March The w-angie
ever the awards - navy officers AZ
WIZ decorations was Continued 10
DAY
The three Republican members
joined n the majority -epor- winch
SHARPLY criticised Secretary Daniels
4 some respects while the Two Dem
oc-a-s submitted md. vlduaI reports
Continued or Page Col. 8
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2O4 Red Suspects
Held at " Waterbury

Wa.e-nIr'y. =. Ma-ch 7-Fe,ieral
agents se:Zed much literature and lock-
ad ~ ~ alleged radicals n -aIds n this
CITY tndav- 5Iz-y-E-e nen and one
woman w"-e detained for further inter
-nEatIor Of those examined BY fedora
agents I'D 70 nidn iEt1t- The raids were
on the headquarters Of me communist
parry. the Union Russian Workers and
he Union Russian Citizens
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BAR HARBOR EXPRESS
STALLED AT HAVERHILL

Eavart-iI. Mass. March Pas
senge--s or me Bar Ea-Dor express
N ne Boston a Maine -a--roa2
sper- he rignt n the sleeping cars
without making any progress or
-hei- Journey rom New York 70
Name. Conditions berond this ci-v
were 50 bad. due ID the c--e- I'd snow
anc lce-ciograd switches -ha- il was
decided u noic the rain here over
~ r---
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Str. Norfolk Range
Reaches Portland

Portland, Me- March The Fur
ness Whitney steamer Norfolk Range
which rode OUT yesterdays storm a.
anchor near Halfway Rock with PRO-
pellor and shat disabled was lowed
into porr today. Only a shift of the
wind saved n. steamer from going
on I1e- ocKs
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BOlshevik HOrdes
Attacking Poles in
Pripet Region

London. March Large bodies II
Bolsheviki have opened an offensive
against Poles on both sides Of the
Pripet region. says a dispatch 10 the
Central News frnm Berlin
The dispatch adds thar the Poles
reported the eneuy was having
heavy losses.
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Beer Bill Before
\. Y. Legislature

Albany d s.. March - bin r.
signed 10 lega-.Ze me Manufacture
and SAFE within the STATE u beer 1nG
VINE VII, be Introduced n me Legs
La-U-e this weak ny Colonel RacspD
Il. Glle-1- Republican. msmbe- RI
assembly t~ur Columbia COUNTY
ne measure defines. ''Irr0xlcarls
is peer containing more than 1--
per cenL II alcohol b. volume lr
wine with an alcohol content exceaG
ing 10 per cent. or any -iquld cor
tanning greater preparation OF alec
bpI
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C0LLIER CAPE
AGROUND
OFF NOVA SCOTIA

svcae- \ : Mar a aeame-
-.ier-1 IL De the 1884 c0n colllar
4r- 5~a-1r owned by The Dominion
q. n0acv grounded today On the
-a-e #. sra ar Island of ire Nova
ID cast anc 1uulgnr observe.s
she appeared doomed
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Teeth Carpenters
in New York CITY
Get 20 Raise

New YORK., March a Sc enry
oercert pc@e increase was won TO-
nisEt ov genital wort.ars when -he.r
STRIKE whIan began Fabrsu-v - was
ss-+I"l,. The employers a.so granted
demands 1or 4 minimum weekly wage
Of $@@5. q closed shop and a +5-hour
week
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>I1ragists Seek
70 Change Attitude
ermOnt Governor

- S,nH V, March THE Yer
-qha- Suffrage Assoctatinn intii-
%'rignt It's determination to prsss
on Of ratification Of the eed-
omar suffrage amendment by
'Nh!ir is-ts- adi-essed IL Cow
"'va. -. Clement rom Lii
'zendam. chairman Of the rat
.. cnralnirtee, requesting him 10
lH interview to members of the
ION Governor Ciemen: REGENT
BE-. -''''i 70 accede 10 the request Of
'o9'ican state committee thar ne
4Nia. session of the Legislature
rat;fic2tign. The letter ~
hin that IN the previous occa-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Northern Eew England Fair Mun-
da~ Tuesdav warmer ana FAIR. ezcep
prunaD 'y Snow Il northern Vermont
Southern New England Tar. 1on-
-luued cnlc Monda- -uesdar TAR au-
somewhat warmer
Eastern New York, Far and cnr-.,l-
uad gold Monday Tuesday wa-me-;
far. except possibly light SNOW IN ex-
t-.rns north portion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08

Marked low temperatures continue
rom the Mississippi valley eastward
Heavy frusrs again occurred SunGa y
morning throughout Florida and in por-
tinns OF KANSAS Missouri and southern
Colorado, the temperatures were ne
lowest Of March record.
Generally fair weather win prevail
Monday and Tuesftay east of the Missis-
sippi RIVER.
Winds: North of Sandy Hook and
Sandy Hook n Eatteras. moderate west
and southwest winds with far weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
5cstun Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
FAIR Monday and Tuesdav. warmer
Tuesday; moderate west 10 snurr vest
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
NORTHERN new ENGLAND BLOCKED BY WINTERS WORST
ALL TRAFFIC PARAL YzED HUNDREDS SN0Wb0UND IN TRAIN;
RESERVATIONS H|TCHED
TO WILSON'S ACCEPTANCE
OF ADRIAT|C QUESTION

[. 5. Wiling to Leave Frontier Question IN
4 and JugoSiavia-Baks at Premiers SurpeStion that
Memorandum Settlement Of Dec 9 Be Withdrawn-A-
Questions Should Not Be Included In Proposed Joint
-cusson-U 5. Cannot pprove of Legislation of Terms
r Treaty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08

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