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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Washington, Feb Shy The Asso-
c,aeed Presx,-organ.zec laoor, :.eaA, =
800 strong. has thrown IT'S hat into the
political Eag.
Vigorously denouac11g congress.
which Il was said ''aas failed 70 do
it, duty" the American Federation Of
Labor today announced the appoint
merr Of a national ncn-parUsa1
political campaign cpEDtr.ee which
win mobilize trade uaionists and al
levers CT freedom" II an effort 20
defeat candidates Indifferent or hos
tie 70 labor and % eject tile and
c-ied" friends If the trade unlon
movement
Not waiting for The genera ELECTION
z November the campaign VIII be
started Immediately and pursued
without relaxation through the pr:n-
aries. n which L L. s.aced IL aspir-
ants for office VIII have their records.
'-anal1zed stated = U1OtSraka ME
language Nc sipen the widest possible
publicity"
THIS program applies % al candi-
dates. from presidential nomiaaaon
down.
Samuel C5oEpe-s- president Frank
Morrison. secretary and James Con-
nen president Of the declarations metal
trades department were appointed a.
executive committee, empowered 70
obtain such assistants as necessary.
-Four women are included = the ma
c1onal committee
A national c-isis. threatening thu
free institutions Of The country by
the '-reRcriona-y" aECrude Of CON-
labor 70 apply this year the non
partisan policy formulated n 1906
Announcement Of the decision was
maze n an Official circular enhoCy-
Ing the conclusions IF the Fedora
ton . general committee which has
been = session here several Gays.
THIS cErcu.a- VII De distributed -
trade Enior.srs y every state through
the iocAl Unions, by which = VIII be
called aIso 70 the attention Of friends
Of organized labor
The genera committee II charge Of
The campaign consists Of the sxecu-
I'VE committee. the eight wee pres
ide1-s Of the fede-a-iun James Dun
can. Quincy, Mass: Joseph r vaien-
Ine, Cincinnati: Frank Duffy, In
dianapolis; WI Green. C0shoctnn-
Ohio; " .. MahoE. Detroit; = 4
Kicker. Chicago: Jacob Fisher In
diaaapoliS. Matthew We'll, Chicago
Daniel Totia, Indianapolis treasurer
Of the federation; John DorIin. Chi
cagu. president and WI :. Spencer,
Washington. secretary Of meta
trades department; John W. HAYES.
Indianapolis president and John J.
Manning. Washington. acting prez-
dent: JOHN Scott Washington secre-
A-y of railroad employees depart
nent- John Frey. Norwood. Ohio;
editors International Moiders Jour
IA. Mrs. Sara a ConDcy, New York
secretary Of the United Textile work
ers; Niles Anna Fitzgerald, Chicago.
President Wumens International
Caiur label League; Miss Melinda
Scott New York United Fefr, Pan
ANA and Straw Hat TrInners and
Operators. anc Miss Anna Merry.
Baltimore. International brotherhood
u book binders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
BRITISH CRISIS
Monentous Questions
Facing Parliament

Assemblies Tuesday - Tackle h.
esnss-sEeien. Finances .ne hish
P-eessms-osrk oueisek for cssGi-
ton Government - New Ministry
Prudsc4si
London. Feb. N-ss RrsEs. pa-.;a-
nEo- VII -eassenoie On Tuesday
with several Of the veignriesr prob
lens Of reconstruction stsl hanging
ever is head The HuRacsa, st.ua-
1un. the question u decentralization
II mines and railroads and the LIS.
Problem are three of the most in
por-anr SUBJECTS with which rhe RES
sion is expected u g-zpple wirhnu,
delay.
Forecasts Of King Georges speech
predict that Il viii be AZ urusuany
long and important announcement
Premier Lloyd George Is expected
70 begin the session WIKI a review Of
the general state Of Europe and of
the British policy towH-d VARIOUS
Developments sncn as relations with
AasE,a and the Polish and Italian
SITUATION The laoortres Promise 10
move Al amendment Providing for
decentralization If mines wa.le the
sinai delegation of the Irish nation
al.sr party still left u the House Of
Commons expected 20 attack the
governments policy Of repressior.
which they blame for the Irish dis
orders The home rule bill VIII be
brought farwa-d AZ an early day the
catioe, having overhauieo Il during
the past week AZ the conferences
WIKI Viscount French. Lord Lieucen-
ant and Governor Genera of Ireland
and ames Ian Macpherson. chief
secretary for Ireland
Henry clouds appear ID De gather
liz behind The coalition e1rerrnec.
owing 70 the steadily increasing
power Of the labor party Some Of
the best informed politicians prufess
. see me handwriting On the wa-,''
that the formation IF new MINISTRY
by The laoorires Is only a question q
Continues on Page -coi. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Drys Ready to
Fight Platforms
with Wet Plank

New York Feb. a-The proniniripn
forces Of TIE country win gladly -
cepr the challenge II the vets' It
the conventions Of political pa--
Il they aEnempt 10 furce = -
plank n the paAr1WmA wayne
Wheeler, gsnEAi eCUnzEl II TIT aua-
saloon league declared in q sezn.Dant
here tonight The ~trys" 10 aAAsG,
viii back Mr.. Bryan or any ssAsr
man in public ltfs vino oppoan the
eEert N the hquor troereass TO H.
their our!av1d u1Ae 70 any parr
platform
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Condensed Maine Dispatches


Bangor, Feb. Among the i1cict-
merits returned by the federal grand
jury AT the United States District
court Friday afternoon YVES one
AGAINST Herbert z. Sherwood Of Ban
croft fer the u.sappropria1ion Of
Sg54. ~ Of the funds Of the posro6ce
while ne was postmaster there
Snerwood's case aroused general
sympathy when the facts became
known anc his seurEnce If enc day
n Jail pronounced by Judge Hale met
With universal approval. Sherwood.
who Is II the advanced stages Of
PULMONARY Tuberculosis, used the
posfof1ce funds ID provide medical
attendance for his wife and children
during the epidemic Of Influenza in
1878. % pay the funera- expenses Of
his wife who died something over a
year ago from ruhercuiosis. and 70
ca-e for his children following the
death If the wife and mother
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
: Deeply Interested IN Present Critical Situa-
tion-Sees Necessity for Both Great Parties
10 Come Out IN Open - In League There is
Hope Of Earlier Return Of Confidence and
Economic ReconstTuetion Of World - Does
Not Intend to Tie Himself to Underlined
Partisanship

gax YORK. Feb s-EEr5ert Hoover
i-.ch- Issued a statesmen. defining
Is a.--tcude toward the presidency.
- aanouace6 TIA. he Is not q en-
..,ca-e su- the nomination and raAt
ms me Is authorised u speak fur Ain
-,al--caIly J. the league II nations
: made al issue IN the election he
as lie VII vote for the parity Ina.
--ancs sar the league In response %
--cueste that he declare allegiance
% g,-aer one OF other Of the g-ea.
1a-les NJ Hoover says he VIII wait
nth = more definitely appears what
ne party managers stand for md
I'll exercise preroga1ive Of Amer
CIT citizenship and decline to pledge
NJ vote bHndfoiG" His statement
cllows:
Y order C answer a large MN
9e- Of questions all at once. let ne
emphasize TIA. I have taken a cay
Il from the industrial conference n
= ashtng-on 10 come 10 New Ynrk
;olely ID attend ID pressing matters
= connection with The cniidre1,s re-
2a want To say again have
not sought and am not seeking the
Presidency 7 an not a candidate /
ave no Organization No one Is
authorized TO speak for ne polir,cally.
As an American citizen by bI-rh
nd Of long ancestry, ! am naturally
deepiy interested n the present crit
cal situation. Ny sincere and only
poisrica. desire is that one or both
If the political parties VIII approach
he vital issues which have grDwn
out IF the war and now, with a clear
pUrpnae looking 70 the velcA-e of orr
people and that candidates. capable OF
carrying OUT this work should be aon-
mated
Z the treaty goes over To the preS-
dsrriaI elections with any reserve
IorA necessary ta clarity the worlds
MIND that there can he iufrineemenz
y me safeguards provided BY our
constitution and our uaton-oiG ira
1luon) then must vote for the party
ma stands t0r the league. With Il
aa-e e hope not only Of the preven-
on u war but also that we caE
a1=.- economixe u military policies.
-'ha-e Is nope CT earlier return Of con-
Icgnce and the economic recunst-uc-
!or IF ne world. I could not VOTE
VII / party Z II were dominated by
ups VINO seek ID set aside our COL
=--:.----.nn 1ur -ee representation who
l1ps = establish control of the gov
.---nen- eur profr and privilege.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Allied List War
Criminals Sought
Handed Prem. Bauer

Berlin. Fab a-The allied list AZ wR
criminals and the covering ier-a was
handed 70 Premier Gustav Bauer q. 3
u'clock Saturday nigh, by n de Mar
cilly. the French charge d-aHaires. A
ier-sr e-um PREMIER Miile-and accum-
panied the LIFT explaining the new
procedure Of the aIIiez. rs the ourcnne
Of the refusal Of Baron Ku- von Lets
ner % -zaamit the List 70 the German
government
Premier Bauer ex7ressed 20 the
French charge the guvernmenc's dis-
approval Of van Ler.ners action
The cabinet Is sitting tnday 70 dir
CUBE the allied demands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

5--1. Ne. Feb. Fifteen divorces
ws-e g-an-ad by Justice - Merrill n
>aEa1EaoC County Supreme Court
Wc.c- adjourned today The list fol-
ow~ &e.ie Il. Paine. Bath. from
Zlna- X -e-cv Meizner, Bath. r@
de--4e : or e Leavil-- 3cwdoin-
AT e-or Ca- Lillian NJ Pusharc.
---cr-norc e-oD Frank E; Mary
7-ose -n-a-s. EiCamond. from Joseph:
Ia : Robbins. Bath, from Carl $;
Na'-a- ? 7u-,agron. Bath. from vi
'ia2 : -la-ence 2. Cakes. Bath.
-'1 -1-v-.ae NJ; Lillian Florence
"-'g1t -3osnan- from Arthur P;
L. E,l0r-- Bath, fron Gather
ne u -iswzilyn P Moors- Bath,
IN Av--ie ., Johanna e whitney.
1t--1- --,rn Jorn E: Olga Mae Lewis
IN ~aa-tss l.: Harry A Norman.
e., e-'n Hattie L; Alice N. Cuf-
= 3a-a. 1-nm Sidney :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
WAR CRIMINALS
NAY SEEK HAVEN
IN SWITZERLAND

Geneva Feb. -A1Eery Is grow
ing Il SWISS oMc;al quarters st
many German accused by the allies
Of war crimes enter Switzerland ID
escape liability Under the peace
treaty.
L Is reported from Basic rhac Vice
Admiral Won Capeiie. former NIL
isrer Of the German navy. crossed
the frontier yesterday. Baron Won
Der Laacksn. civE governor during
the German occupation Is reported
20 have arrived = Switzerland from
Munich. Former Crown Prince Pup
prect1 Of Bavaria has been staying
At Davos.
There Is no Swiss law against the
entrance into the country o. fngi-
-ives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Bay State Town
Menaced by Flu
and Lack of Food

Northampton, Mass, Fen. a-SncW-
bound and without communication e.
cept ~ telephone, CunMing-nn. a small
town u the Hampshire hills. ID the
west Of this city. Is facing a SERIOUS
condition as the result Of Al epidemic
Of Influenza and weather cond!.inns
Shortage Of medicines and cood and the
FAC. that the only Two doctors Il the
tDwn az over-axed led 20 an appeal
20 the Northampton Red Cross to-day
eor aid. Not alone is there much SICK
ness but the rnvn is ASP n-eatened
by food shortage. due 10 the Fact that
no vehicular c-anc has been able 20
reach the rgva fur four days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
.$1W, 900 Fire Loss
in Three Halifax
Newspaper Plants

Il the Hass.zx Herald. the Evening
Mail and the Sunday Atlantic Leader.
N one building were damaged by nre
Early tndzy with n estimated ioas IL
IN. 0o. The Herald plAn:. which was
destroyed by IRE several years a&n.
suffered most Irs press rourn. COM
poatng room. business and edErnr.af Of
dces weru flooded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Cle-Tirns Sesamhca. Mar Dies

Portland Ne, Feb. G.-Jot7n 2 Lis
comb. for may years genera. agent
of the Eastern Steamship Company
Z this city and one Of the oldest
steamboat men n New England died
al tis home here today aged 3 yeR-z.
M. Liscumb graduated from Colby
college n the ciass q 1862 and enter
ed the employ Of the Portland steam
packet company az clerk He -c~ 70
De general passenger agent general
traffic manager and general agent
Ee retired al the last reorganization
Of the company after - years con
r11uuUs service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
n. ]. Police Boat
Saves Schooner
from Grip of Ice

View York. Feb s.-5a1-.ing lis waT
through the Ice-chocked waters O.
Finishing Bay, the police boa. patrol,
today r.scuec the Rstng schooner. 2.
r. Jayne. which has bean drifting
three weeks. caught u the ice noes
n the East river. On board were
captain Henry Van View, his wife
and two small children. who were
suffering rum lack Of food and
water.
The schooner which II Registered
II 10 tons and Is owned by Charts
L Luther Of Somerset Mass, broke
from its moor1ngs near Rike-s Island
three weeks agc- Captain Van wein
said he had hoisted a sigma Of dis
rress but that il had been ignored by
the many Tugs which have been
breaking ice In Flushing Bay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Reds In Possession
City of Odessa

London. Feb. s.-SoiEhsv.k -oops
ca-9.ng 70 wireless messages sent 0U-
To-Day ~ me Soviet government, e.
MOSCOW
The 5oishevk communication says.
We fought or way IT'D ODESSA n
the direction Of Slav-upoi We occupied
F-lec-ichsfeio, Eonstaartncvka and Bla-
gooarnry:"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Lewiston. Feb. Edward VeilleUx.
who was held by the Lewiston police
pending the report Of County Aefi-
chi Examiner W l. Haskell. On the
death Of Eis cnEpanim- Mrs
Blanche Wentworth. who died at the
Tavern horel. Friday morning. WAS
relensed late Friday afternoon when
Dr.. Haskell reported that death Was
from natural causes-acute indises-
riun influenced by drinking alcoholic
liquors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
$50, 900 Fire
Loss at PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh. Feb. s.-Loss estimated a.
sSDa.8ee resulted rum a-e Of Undeter-
mined origin which destroyed -wo
buildings and damaged a number Of
others az McEsyspur-- near here. 70
DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Believe Steamer
Bradboyne Sunk
with Loss of Life

Halifax, Feb. s-The British
steamer Bradboyae t-um New York
for Cherehou-g is believed 10 have
foundered n mid-Arlanuc and some
inae u LIE is feared according C
radio messages received here tonight
The British steamer Oxonce from
New Orleans. reported thai she mad
rescued % OF the crew and the Brit
iah steamer Monmouth reported
picking up two Of the Crew. The
Rradocyne registered $50 rnns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Reds Attack Jap
Possessions on
Akhalin Island

TOXIC. Saturday. January 11-{Ey
the Associated P-esst-Bolshevfh up
rising against the Japanese On the
Island Of AkhaIsn are reported. In
por-anr japanese mining and per-o-
lerm plants have been attacked A
rescue party Il 80 siedges has been
sent q the scene
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Sullivan Ea-oor, Ne. Feb. The
Job Of postmaster here seems to 60
begging. The office pays SEQ year,
examinations ID i'll the VACANCY
caused by the resignation Of Minis
Helen Bartlett who has been n the
o1Hce Is years. Miss Bartlett asked
70 be relieved Of the Office On Jan =
Unless someone comes forward the
Office VIII be discontinued and mail
sent over Al 2 r. .. from West Sui
Ivan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Speaker GiIlett
Says Floating Debt
to Blame for H. c. of L

Sd States Is facing the greatest anan-
c:zi Cribs Il IL history. declared
Speaker Frederick 2. Gile-e Of the
national House uf Representatives here
this afternoon n az address. The pres-
ent high cnsr Of living. he said q fne
largely 10 the greatly inflated cnn6,-
ctuns ene TO the floating debt OF sz-DH.-
10@ b treasury cerr:ica-as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Northern New England: Fair Mor-
day and Tuesdav; warmer Tuesday
n Vermont
Southern New England Fair Mon
day and Tuesday.
Eastern New York: Generally fair
Monday and probably Tuesday; RS
ing temperature Tuesday north pur-
TOE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Col. hume ASKS % De G. q. p.
Delegate

Eou,ton. Feb. Col. frank n.
Hume Of this town is a candidate to
60 to the Republican National con-
veuraon al Chicago as delegate II
large. He Is already assured Of the
backing Of most Of the fourth Con-
greasirnnl district. Of which HorI-
ton and AruostDok county are part.
Indications trum other parts Of the
State are that LIS candidacy is meet
ing a cordial reception
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Ea-h. Ne. Feb. After confer
ence Today between Mayor J. Ed
ward praker, Heath Omcer Chester
S. Kingsley, Chairman z. ". Delnng
of the Red Cross and several CHI
x.ua to consider the epidemic CT
mumpa. severe colds and numerous
cases Of influenza II was announced
that moving picture houses and
dance halls VIII be closed after to-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
Viewers at New
Bedford Tire Of
Strike, Return Today

View Bedford. Maae.. Fen a-Ihe
venvers Of the Naahav.na NH, vino
have been on STRIKE for Two weeks, vu,-
ed today 70 return 70 work, without
having gained any cnncesaiuns. excspf
a promise that the venrerS would be
taken care Of" The veHvers cunt vurk
following the strike az the lnumnxR1
over the employment uf nn-uniun ~
Hs. The weave-s claimed they cuma
not make q decent wage with m n
su1Acieut number of Hxezs It work Tue
untun ioum liners are stn oaT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Edward c. Dyer. 46. a native Of
AEhzrn. is deRd II his boarding
place. % Portland street He had
been employed n Pur.land for about
four years as a carpenter. serving
with a number OF local CONTRACTORS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Fair weather viii cnnrinue n At
lanrlc coast districts with little
change II the Temperature until
about Wednesday when higher tenn
perarure VII Set r.
WinnE-Norrh Of Sandy Hook:
Moderate west winds; fair weRfher
Sandy Houk to Earreras: Gentle
north 70 northwest winds: far
wERfher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Bangor. Feb. lillian .. Bruins
Gaes Friday II the age Of S5 years.
He was q famous carriage maker II
the days when the industry flourish
ed here and built the frs. so-caIleE
Bangor TOP buggy which came irro
general use Fur 10 years he was
special policeman at local LneE-sr.
retiring about two years ago when
his health failed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

1""we-. Feh. A: a meeting, OF
7-e~e- Try Council Thursday night
Sr7we- -.ache-s received q % per
aCvance In wagea. The High
s';i'ol p-incrpn1. " e Sullivan. VIII
-'@'~e 4 straight advance of <-Nh-
IF 4.TeCr-S the salaries Of eight High
@-An1' rsache-s and - grade reaches
hnE- II whom are out of town re1i-
The city win nesutiaae a lcan
. W g meet the demand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
~a-inru Water Pinas Frrxnn

-a-oou. Feb The Caribou
1a-e- Ac.1t e. Power Co, has had q
-7w y ner s-cavz1tng fur some dis
ancH z ne work of rhIwlng out the
We pIDes which t-oze Up during the
a2s'' creme cold Apeu- Steam WIS
-''-1 = having out the pipes. The
.r-aese Il ne wafer supply resulting
TT -aez,ng was IN Inconvenience
3a--nns a. well Is . POSSIBLE
2 ci-a. z event cS a fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Btdderord, Me-. Feb. THE public
.ehools Of this CRY VIII be closed be-
ginning Monday until the epidemic
n rtupe. which has been ringing for
J. r,er IN rtz;s city, subsidies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Portland. Ne. Feb -.-EfwarI 7.
McL.augnsta. e. special police officer
and ex-tepuU sheriff. died today
after five days illness Of PNEUMONIA
He Was a native and lifelong resi-
dent II rhse city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

aaro-. Feb. Mrs. David Nice
Nc - small children were found by
~ aeign5ors III their home X the
a0-er II Frazier and Boyd streefe
-i.~ morning n unconscious c0ndi-
caIsed by a flow IL E1s dum
~ altar IF the house. Mz1. N1co
2' r0ungesr child were anly hnaS
'ancinus this a<tsruoon but tn 81
hitting physician. DR.. Canlnejd. ot2t-
= raa1 al would fully recover. Ths
.onf+ - not connected f0r Ems light
ne and the flow of gas into the csl-
% and through the house unn have
me rom hrohen ptns outside but
-'.'H9r De traced defiufnniy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
LICE.


Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Fair WIKI moderate temperatures
Monday and Tuesday; moderate 20
f-esn north west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09
ORGANIZED LABOR
TO START ITS FIGHT
IN ALL PRIMARIES

Sees Necessity for Vigorous Political Battle
to Fend off National Crisis Primary Can
didates' Records Must Show Friendly Labor
Trend Embraces All Glasses of Candidates
Present Congress F1ayed for Hostile Att
tude Toward Labor - National Non-Parti-
san Campaign Committee Named - -Four
Women on List
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Bndgfcn. Feb. Arthur ". Sad
~. Il. pruprieror Of \ generai seuRe
n East Hiram ID d1AA hare where
hs I'D bsan u several weeks IN tie
hnDe II hin ssseer. Nra Merle Llhbv.
He Was q native Of Hirm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Sanford. Feb. During the past
few hours three breaks have been re-
ported On Shaw and Berwick streets.
rhase evidently having been made by
mankthievss where the occupants
wurlnsd and were away IL the time.
The house Of Harry Ant-age wa@
snrerud and money s.oien- Similar
entrances were made a. the homes CT
the neighbors and cash stolen. COM
pla;urs Of q similar kind have been
received trun South Sanford also
Tracy 4 Mains, windhan
windhan. Ne. Feb. Tracy 3.
Mains, -. nephew Of William Z
Mains. a Boston National baseball
baiehau pitcher 30 years ago, died
today al result Of Al attack Of a9-
pendicir1A He had always lived here.
graduated from the High school II
,sI6. and was regarded as one Of the
hest semiprofessioral pitchers N
Mama
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

0rs. Harsst ~ 1oeinaa, 0utA
Mrs. Hzrriet Newell Jackzun. q,
widow Of John 8. Jacksua. dtna t.
mornans after IA Mne9 ae tx
nnrthA
Milford chronicle., 1920-04-02
RECEIVED TOO LATE no CLASSIFY

FOR SERVICE-Big Percheon StaI-
hon, registered. Weighs 1900 pounds 7
w; Scott, Carpenters Bridge, near Fred
= -; - 1tp
,LOST-Corduroy coat and two pairs
gloyeS, on road from Smiths store to FL
lendale by way of John Conoway's + farm i1l
ana Cobaugh's. Finder please notify Mr. NJ
James H. Carpenter, Glendale, Del. 1tpo
Milford chronicle., 1920-04-02
ROXANA

The spring has opened with beauti.
1ul weather and the farmers are max
ing use of it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lynch of
Philadelphia are spending some time
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lynch.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Ash
er Carey on Thursday evening with A
good attendance. After the transac-
ton OF the business meeting refresh
ments were served. All reported a
very enjoyable evening.
Miss Myrtle Hudson is spendinp
some time with her parents at Days
bOro.
Charles McCabe spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Burton McCabe
Mrs. Charles Richards and daugh-
ter Ethel, Of Sharon Hill, Pa. Mr..
James Leary and family are spending
some time with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wilgus.
Archie Hudson is away undergoing
an operation.
Miss Margaret Hill spent the week
end with Miss Melissa Wilgus.
Miss Ella McClalum has been spend-
ing some time with her brother. DIR.
McCollum Of Wyoming, Del.
Louis and Russell Wilgus have re-
turned after a extended visit at Phil
adelphia