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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

Washington Representative
Fe@s Of Ohio. introduced bill pro-
vidlng physical training for all school
children from the age Of six 10 eigh-
cen years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
DANISH SUGAR rs
ON WAY TO v. 8,

Copenhagen. Fb 2l- Negotiations
TO- shipping 2a.00o.oop pounds 81
Danls0 sugar 10 the tnlicd States are
under way. according 10 the National
Tidende.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
Killed Husband
With an Axe, Says
'Twos lords Order

Little Rock. Ars. Fee. zi.--Aft-
er having carefully prepsred FER
ner act which she saic ere did az
a, the ''eiaiine ~ the lors." MrA
wssle Ross. forty years old. xii
led ner hasbars ~ite al axe while
Ne xiept AZ oayereak thls morn.
irs
She sad. when asked MY she
killed her husband, that u ~ss
an act os the Lord.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
HUNGARIAN ADMIRAL
IS NAMED REGENT

Basle. Feb 81 Admiral Nicholas
Horihy. commander in chief OF the
Hungarian army. q reported 20 have
been named regent of Hungary BY the
National Assembly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
rne WEATHER

New Orleans. Feb. zi.-Tonight and
Sunday. cloudy colder tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21
lDlfn CANDIDATE u Iust
NOuipt. ~ Psststs<T
4 ItNt,--t SIltNk To
= COZ NISEttlsts
c, ! l0WD[A OF ILLINOIS
A. WING sTR0NG SECOND
cE>tnu. ptn>lll<c ltNDsls
~ ~ nstkCllOt Nj; pa
Tl,lOfisM ~ nt.I't MI
ts> PARTY ~
MANIFEST

wAehiua,an. Fpb 1t-As tho presl,
aontlai camaplHn smsrxea frpm the
Wisgs ~ ia preliminary phase and
approaches the psFiad of actual del~-
safe vinnlas. the bellsf grows IN
wsshiaKion lAas shn republican nemi-
usr = % b tisnsrsl Leonard Wood.
~ datk horse, Thus FAR The sol.
aler candidate has held tremendous
Lad osst hts rivals, The popular
fesponse - the esaouBssmsnt ~ his
candidacy despite 10. rvi,sSssed wise
acre deelsFatlon that no msiilNry man
man wlll 40. has shocked. surprised
and srlesed me esrliais ne'i'scal
rfophefs
A papulsr VOTE BY the fepsshliesn
rank and fle pAaay would. there Il
small doubt f.iait IN tha nomination
ef uenefei ~eod hy wide msrrln.
Ilnl the naIalnst'on 4 not Eoinw TO b.
made hy she popular vote TO-DAY ard
there are four lonr months lnisrven.
iNN hniween crescent conditions and
tho ballotlnr a. iha chiesko conven-
'lon. And many thinwa can happen
a four months
Wood lssss Fisla
on The situation az Il stsnds al
'hls moment lhrra ~ ft'iw disagree.
ment here u Il Trnersiiy eorr~ssf
that General Wood leeds shn ffeif.
wilh iowdsn ~ llllnnls q sroi see
ord, aud lfardlnv ~ nhi0 ars
johnson q Callforuls. efews'rn each
other ior third plsre y u rnmwcn
belief In washnesoa that fhe re.
Aible danger 10 the Wood boom ~.
lr the weakness ~ ~ msnsse~eu
rather than Ia the weakness NJ fhr
man The dignity and strength ard
hlEh purpose ~ th~ general az mat
manifest IN hls preliminary eampslvn.
'nn have added nreatiy so hts pres.
tife. bul his manaTern havs faliered
and suffered AZ times ~ lat. In
fashion 70 give much anesslnsss 10
hla following
Quite contrary conditions prevail
IN the Lnwden camp The Illinois
governor bas developed hard
hsilas swln moving. orwanlzalloa
whifh has already done telling work
N many states, and IL fast shaping
Itself foF lu.ty deipHsfn battle from
fcobiinBsd On Page ? Col ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-21

'cea'luusa On raF- : Cot y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
Chairman hite
Can Now Feel Hear
and See Ground Swell

New York DcI- 3hs--1l SfEtaEIneIlE
maze uuiizic here tunigt1f E-snrgt
w4111s chairman nf RE Democratic
waelsna.1 -nrurri-aee ti.ss:- AIRED -hE+
-Z-irrrni-y = coming our VS. SO 1zlsz
new zlla. We cannur ari3y Lee Z anrf
near L huE we ear see r
M- Wha1e szEEsrnelr1 SKILL
'sDevsiuur11erts nf me. pas- two DAYS
insure thar the DernnC-a+z viii ca---Ty
View ynrk Ssw JERSEY EnI1ntc.r1 Ell
Massacnusstrz and E-lnde Inland View
EaruuEfsI-a we already hEue Tf1s Gem
ac-a-ic the Inns STRUCK tts east Hnd
ma; demolished tine false fa--is--s
a-es.rHa bv Republican propaganda ami
InunR-
There has been almost -suulrItlnn
-uius un IN me states ! msu-lunsa
curing ~lse last two agy's. Awasisnsr
iuaEssy I'd Ene ms14iptis OF the 3epuDla-
car managers rfse lrennls d THESE states
hawe beer coming Va tifs Der11urrss-is;
suupurr N ssEra numbers t1iz- am
advised rnE-stxV cfrl- rils Espnilfina1l
state LEADERS, snnxess tiisi- inability
~ prevent "a stampede
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
PRINCE PAUL OFFERED
THRONE OF 6REEeE--
Regent N INTERIM

Athens Oct eg-GRv The Assnci-
a1eI3 FreHE The throne of G-eece.
made vacant BY the death nj kIng
Alexander. viii be offered IL Prince
Pan. 1nI-G son Of 1nrns- king Cnn-
ssan11ne. II Ii officially announced.
The Canlner assfnbiad immediate
by a1tsr me death III -ns k-nE lus1
evening and draw I'D message %
rns people expressing me E-Is1 1at1
III the mnna-cns DEAN, ana adding
In community with the cnnsu-n-
-lnnal order af SUCCESSFUL the Young
~ hruLner If hIug Alexander
Prince PAU! is called 10 succeed
MN However. II view d ms aD-
sssnce and the -eiE-iuus sxzsEuE he
tween 11s na1iBn ana the nuUse Of
KING Constantine. the government
has decided. II conformity win A.
1lcle 80 Of the CONSTITUTION. n enn-
woke the Chamlle- just adjourned 10
nrneeen 10 tine eierrlnn NJ q vegalT1
until me arrival af the new king
Meanwhile and until -ne oath If
ADMIN is7ar-ad To the regent n cum
pfiunee with the same ar-cis Of ne
lcnusu1ru-Inn- rns royal ana cursEiEu-
zinrIa1 powers viii be exercised br
the council or mIuis1a-s'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
WHEAT PRICES GO
Up AS FARMERS
WITHHOLD SUPPLY

Chlcagp. Oct 2-A nsa- prices
r11ade Z sudden ascsn+ tnGaE and
-rari. aurnur141as ascriusd rs one OF
Efle reasans q failing nfT n offerings
from tine southwest apparently cue
70 the farmers strike" Al EZ-
--szT1s advance uf 10 "a cents &
bsIsnai rnoK piaca December de-
livery roucnaa Sic IL as against
S.as J.. 10 s1ag "a II yesterday s
finish
THE STRIKE or sEDDpGgn OF ssil-
ing by farmers, WAS announced sumo
time aEp pv officials Of the United
States w-iaaut g-Uwe-s' aGzaciH1iun Rs
AGAINST continued cutting down If
prices as Il WIS commanded the finan-
cia! -Hru-nE 10 growers ware neiDw
-ira cnst nf production Yesterday
WIS the Giaw SET Ear tina strike 70 be-
gin. bun no market effects were NO
cicsabie until tuoiHv.
The exceptional strength which
deszefupeu IN the market tnctay WAS
encouraged II 4 considerable exrent
also ny the fact that export buying
on a fR-rH scale was nuraE.. 7 was
esrsmuzad tfln- exporters mad pur-
chased tndav 80 gasl bushels of
American wlIaaz ana ti1at GE-eRz
Britain and France ware buying II
Tassin where of late famine ms been
-epu-rHE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
Constau-I1e ~ Tears

-nrnrns SwrrZa-ianG- Oct &c -
Former King Constantine bU-s- L1Trr
lnars f4IGay uIgn learning Of the
death 81 ms second sDn. King Alex
anC..- af Gz-ee..a wru1n ne had nut
seer fflr seward wears
Constantine has cnufs--nd fro
yFIIeu1lv with me furrns- Creek NIT
lss7sr uf 1n-elEn affairs. Cftsnl-gius
STREET VINO rs underwood 70 have
bss.n directing the campaign Tor EiIe
n sstnra.ion af Constantine M the
throne
Prince Pam WIS nun-cuIr1IrTr- z1l
when asked Recently 'isv a newspaper
correspondent zrle1tler ne w0UFu ar
,.apr the Greek uf-nne II -te even:
az the rian1h Of ms brother unsn s-iIl
living
It VIII leave the uH-+sr n me
HANDS t1f my EG4zf1er" he -apIIed
Prince PAN Is ,1zsu slim RnG well
built Be is democratic IN manner
anG has rarv T-ienEs N SwIrzar-
lAnG- Ha has gwen expression Ia nu
especial paII1iEal opinions whils here
lie urohanlv VIII represent ms fa1h-
er and the family al the funeral ui
ui1e LATE king
It Is understood tisa1 the na--iacs
af Prince 5t.nr-H Duke If Sparta
AND .iues1 SEE af 1nrTnsr King Con
ssau1Iua- 10 Princess Elizabeth nj
Eumaaia- Ras been indefinitely upst
p0nsa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
no DOUBT OF Result
BELIEF COOLIDGE N
FINAL Statement

washington Cc- 9s-The Reput-
ncan ra-rv walks 1ns high road OF
American government mr. Amer
gAns" ann the American peopie walk
Win 1ha1 party" Governor CHnIidge
dsniH-e1 IN FINN pre-alecIian state
ment made public here EnmEtIr
The Republican vice presidenEIRI
cznnidH1e said the issuns ~ the can-
pasEI '-ln the minds OF rneHI Amer
Gems ms naen rsGucaG rc one -rs
GuasEiun whether our government
shall nr snail NOT pc egnsEI-u-inrial
government & government o. laws
anG mt n1 mer-"
''The Republican DRY" the nan
Gifinre asse-raG stands upon 1hs
foundation o. Dur American cnnHC-
Eurlan L viii mn dspR-+ rom r.
The Democratic PARTY. under the
spell Of d duuIualng personality his
stepped down E-Um -hat foundation,
and points 20 mirage n wfIIgn there
rs No susrenunce AND no Lire.
''T,i1e shores of liberty are st-'sH-n
win the E-r.s.,.lsslss II republics WHICH
fell nEfnrE 1fss aTs7ai-ieT1s nj selfish
fCur-Inued on Page s-Gnl. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

V a<srlfuEtan. LtcL e - Stsc,,araa--y
CuIDy announced t1sdHv ina Currlrn.E-
sinner Young a. Eiga mad informed
the Stare Department rhG- Nuzi1InE-
l0n Nandertlp wnH reEHu1iy obtained
CONCESSIONS II sIber-ia. was rapnrtssu
III have 1pid NiAnial Lenlat. Russian
5nisi,sriki pranlIar una- he rapl,e-
stsn1aa Senator E.s1-lilng, me RsspuaIl-
can IlI-esineuL1ai can1iilH-e
The CnnTniasiuner' 5 despatch. GA Ell
orr -. said LeYlIne mad In10rmad Il
z. Wells. q BRITISH wriIfs,, ufnr Nj
NandsrtIp mac MADE CERTAIN pro-
pnsE4s n ms SuVle1 government a.
MOSCOW looking IL tie T-acoguirInn n
the 50isnarik1 gDEer1lIn.ur l5y 1ne
7 nZ1s-G STAINS
LstsIIa1t.nes r1rom Lunann 1nltav slin
tszEEs.llsiHe a,-AnEenneIIT Win me Esus-
sian seviaT authorities rs wiIlcn an
organ .za-lnn nf Wezttr-n American
dnRncIars acquired a si1z1y-veA- ease
on vas1 Cz.ct n Northern Siberia.
appBsits Alaska WITH exclusive rights
10 devaiup cBRl. OF and fisheries
CnmrnissInner y0InEs 1espa1c.,
sza1an -ila1 Mr. yanas~iIp alEU WAS
neguEiaE1ug for CONCESSIONS abnu1
hA-ncna@Ra- Siberia
ACuurinner On rape c-Cni -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

4 disturbance af wide extent winch
WIS renEsred over the lower 0nfn
valiev Tuesday night and WIS a-raia-
dsd ur -aiTls within EfIe lasf - hours
IT Nu--h New England. viii uInWe
rapidly nnrti1aRsT ward over rhe lower
Lake -aEiun and 1ne 81 Lawrence
valley amended i1v showers W,ennsE-
day IN me STATE saE1 aT the MlHHIs-
sTuul -urer Generals 1Iir waa1aer
viii prevail Thursday sxEapt that
ra1n viii Profanity continue n MHlnH-
F'nlluwiuE the passing II this diszar-
haIlcs nuc- Gnnier weather VIII over
spread the Atlantic STATES Weakness
tiaE night and ThIT-SuHT
K.indE-NnI--h uf SANDY Hons: Viii
re lash southeast IN snrIrn winds.
and overcast siIuwsrv weather Wed
uHHzaRv
Sandy HaaK us EaE1aras and Aaz-
agraS IN Flnrlda sr-n1.s- Fresh suu1h
10 south weH wIufis and oUsrczis=1
Hnuwa-v wR1nsr WSatinrBxinx.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
New Witnesses
IN Baseball Probe
Strengthen Case State

Chicago. Oct as.-A---lulo Esnffrsraf-,
u View York Gnc jos C1edeun. -
LHuIs American L.easue secnna-Bas..=-
11lEn- taGay testified ns1nra me Cngk
COUNT grand jRrv Enus4srls.zarins me
baseball scandal. The states a-1nr-
nsy'E office aLarwa-E announced 4
hRG e.-0neTH.EsE tine rHn men 1-nrr1
cBrTpEicIIy n tns throwing uf EZmes
z the NIB wnriG 6arles bu- mad ma
tssiIa-+S strengthened the c-ss.s aga .I,s7
sumo Of TIE n1an alreRdy IndrEed
The Jn--y EDGav contemplated taking
~ testimony II TIE tuveszlraziuu
which has tns1ad mn,-e LiEar a raup1il
ana Resulted N THE bills being vurHrs
against l. men On charges Of enn-
spI-acv "a DC an Illegal arr buL vii
mold ina SszslDn FRIDAY N finish
III cis.-acal wurE The Jtlrv viii VOTE
M mure true nils, according IT stare
gificiais
l4edsnn ann RUrns1ain 14.scl1ied
against ABE A-EeIl. Hal Cnuse. WI
IifIn 3u-1s ant others asaanst whuTn
E.ls 1urv ai-aadfr mad aE.tad. Their
rsasclnDuw profanity VIII result in an
attempt 10 have AfaH f5-uuEiI1 hack
E-um CEuaaa 1Br trial officials saiC.-
SuppieInenlng the announcement
nv me states a-TD-ner's offius San
Johnson Declared ne fs.iE lf,E1 ESefenn
was srEI-a.v I1,nncsrT GnE aIE-ati 4 LIS
C-.iaE. grrurneE fur 1ile CITica-p amer
rciln Lzsag1se club declared rila- Ruth
stein. IN MS lasErunnr nDtav had
proved hIElst.IS gullIlazs"
Attorney Auar-iaEn sEEiG thar Both
stein. WIN mad been Tnentiuned II
some gEa-rsIs as the man VIM financ-
sc The nrii0TuE Of y nike SaZ PLAYERS
moi dniv had helped fE 1ilR se-les. 1ll7
mad rfune everything ne aauIG 70 pre-
want the fEing'
Mr. EBEtIsfeIu" mas rni0 me rs
cDunEei far Efls u nEZa SEE everything
he knows OF the sHrias fixing" sHiC
Mr.. Austrian Ee aas ennnnlarafv
v1nllca1.stl flIrrlss.IT''
Enr1sTEIn. Sale austrian. Declared
that ''avsvy newsDnr II View YORK
KNEW rfle ss-ies wRs fixed" Ee came
i1a1DY,e cf1e JH--v H the request If III
AuE--lHn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
JAP EXCLUSION
LEAGUE ANSWERS
CHURCH CRITICISM

Gac-2Eltf11o, TAI. etg[. -5,-ThE .1HD-
ansas E.-l.lasInn League oT California
through tins chairman = KS ezacu-
1--WE COMMITTEES. = z -tllzTlilsrE- s-z-f
cu11--uTler Of CalzfnrrIa 1urav .ssued
c Statement N answer = rTInz TIIauH
punIic 0ltlnper "a pr the I-ederal Cum
CT n9 CfInrctlss OF Christ II America,
wtIicn 'usniu-Hn aEf-a-inn and i,Rs-z
acuun un -,ie u,aE1ar Of s5zpanese M
m.ErR-aurl-'
hZr Chambers sziu TIKI me nps'e-
meI1 in EaIi@n,-nIa Ear 4,-am llaIng
vuEe-GaxcnIng propaganda Of paiz1a-
cIRnE aIpaRling IA race ur4sjulIiEs End
mnb tanning. IS really based IN m
cunt-uve---Inle anu Startling 1acrz.
supprrran ay affiEIR- sguEe Iruesrigz-
-Inr unuHr 1HEIsla1iws di-sc-r1rn. ant
fully cD--nbn-azed N hsssg-lugs Of me
Huuse CnmIna-1e4 on Immigration lls.iti
IN r;le Pac,Tir cUasz n Julv anu August
Of TINS ysi- TIM STATEMENT Eays:
The Exclusion League Is u1rsc-aG
by 1-umnen- executives. officially ttel-
eesAEeu 1u- me pu-pnsssu@ sucn organ
.za-inr rs elle American Legion, Ma
tive SONS and DRuGfF-E,-s Of rne Gnitieil
West State Federation o1 Women $
Cfuhs. STATE Feus-a1inn Of L-abur ann
by business ann p-ufeHsluunl men OF
s-are-w1fie -sBuruLinn- Puiilcians navs
fiuupurrsa the movement tscausA the
demand Is pracricail- UNANIMOUS ann
lis JIsrlee bsyunl question
Otherwise Senator TTaru!nc anu
Governor Cnx- F:-esilisrlisal raant,itisszssg
rnIid nut gdura u Jake 1ne STAND 1tlae
have
Certain asTIsc-s uf lns fsruhierr are
DR--1cu1a-1v o. state ..aiice-u ana *
ciEslEreiE uf state Ju-iElisE11un IN these
rIaa--ar,s Cai14uruia IS scrupuIsuslv
Guarding tTsG-v and vested rignrs u
rlls Japanese bu- declining N as..nr-d
rights 10 them nut accn-tied n amer
LEANS IN japan ann wt.irh. r cnn-
-nued Isre. would Gsraa-Iafv c:-zaazz. {.
-zace DlunIsn. with me 1riG1iun anu
z--Dutle which puIh COUNTRIES. wish Ia
Rwuic
Inc pruDisTn IN is .sa-rHr atsn..r1s
Is na-lnrR- anu IuTeTrlH1Inr,a. ana -71e
tGnntIuuer IN Faye s-Eni. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

Marion, c., Oct. 26-DIr'err dsnIal
WIS made bx Senator Harding Euday
OF rspHrIs rsaGnIns the STATE depart
mem -hnI Washington Wandering Was
airing as ms agauE in RUSSIA
i nHvs never heard 81 Nj. Nanne--
AZ" said me ssnHIur 'eHe Is np1 me
agent ann ] nave nc agent l KNOW
ahsuiurAst- nothing alIuIIT any sucn
matter as If afscussed II these DIES
pg-cnes and have NJ interest IN L
wnH1s.vsz.'
The Republican nominee aseiiuet IL
ulIaaKe any atIler statement regard NJ
the NAuueTiip sInr'y ar ID cnmmgnr
specifically On ne -epar-1ed neearia-
cIuus -eiaGzng u pnssibis AmerirIlu
c'tsDnErI-IUr OF the -sBgsreI -uUE-rInssnI
W EUasia- me saza ne considered hrs
lanIal broad enough 10 MAKE ms p,s-
SHIN entirely GielAr and 10 serve no
lIce 10 every enc CONCERNED cna- ne
WIS nnt a pa-,Cy 10 G1g af Wander
bps -euDrEs.a activities.
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Pankhurst Fears
Hunger Striking
Stunt New Futile

London Ger, 2ks--fEy The AAasaEia1-
sd Press e--srarin PanEhErrs-- militant
suf--ae.r7s. N a Ist-sr IN NikDiEi 1-e-
nina Enisneyfk premier which Is IT
ff1e hands Of si1s government IS saiG
20 na-e made TINS comment.
II s--pecs SEX Hnn1tfs Imprtson-
muu- ] have cunsius-sn rf1s hunger
strike. bur I am x@-afs riIE1 weapDn
mus heen dez.-uwed. SINE the Euvr-n-
ynrur ~ lerr3ng rffs Irish hunger s--ik-
a-s DIE
Miss FansslsIirs- WIS arrested 2aEi
weeas charged with puni.af'sng sans-
r1uus lfrsrzxure- She Was adnrfr-sa II
bail psnninx --iRl
sserrzI paH-s agp NiEs PansnurH,
was aiming Ehe first offenders against
British law anG nrtfer WINS went on
irunEar strises z-rs- taey were arrest
I'D and serured zlseir reisase fran
prison
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
PROTECTION U. S.
cons FIRST MOVE
PRESIDENT HlRDlle

Msrlnn, Oct. 1fs-4tn the s.ssss nt Ills
departure rnr ms final speaking TRIP.
a fDu--GEy circuit of pinu cIuas
Ssuarur Harding again Glr.zczad the
arsentlnn nf -ei1e punlic So1ar Ii rwn
If the iEHnas thar nHrs beer III rns
fursfrUur Of his campaign, Inc nYn-
1scItsFe tariff and tine League nf va
scaans.
A pramsr RETURN To d puilcv of
Protesting AmerlrEn prnnuErs WIS
Promised by the Espuhfiran nnml-
nee in u telegram ne sen1 70 pau 4
a<wt1Ert- Joplin. No, and mafis punlc
as a PERI of rIs asr-ank On the Deno-
cra1ac tariff program RE Declared
EnE- aaEtlHtzsr Aaa nesn brought IN
mining anG tnlfasrrla1 i.,zsare.zrs
Through failure prapsrtv 10 tsruts.s.r
a AMERICAN products. ana 1ila1 nsyv
American agriculture was sharing a
sluliia-. fate
Ills COMMENT in the League WIS
N The enursf M III In11rrufa1 DISCUS
saun af a rsceur interview VIII L.aun
BourEenIE. rresiasrIT Of the League
Council The ia1aeY.'E riewE. he GAIN
furnished further erider.e tf,H1. r4Ye
cnig safe WAY far tine United stsz4...s
was ID ''fema1n oursiue- fur the
present
The senE1ur's final car12uais-n trim
VIII M. MADE ny easy stages and IN
less present pianE are cnan-eG Will
include but fDur speeches. I.eaving
here al1ssr MON ronor-uw ne will
spsHk II night IN Cleveland and on
me riiree remaining nights of -ne
week viii address meetings in Al,-un.
Gtnr,naL and Columbus, Wetfr,es-
giRSz- Thursday and F-rldav nights viii
be spent Il. hotels and rs viii -atIl--n
ID MR-1un after the SaIllrEBv night
speech IN Columbus.
Today III Harding 1ouk II easy
sHaIng few callers ana CLEARING away
many adds and ends Of office WORK
aiE uuIee which mad been a-zaerad
br q slight enid showed rmlruE-e-
mant anG ne said ne WIS fsaaIinE IN
ttprnp cundt-iDn fnr the home stretch
nj the campaign
During the G9tHy-nDur Eles club
H-nm Trpr OniD. marched ID me
9--uI1 pnr-.n and sa-enRdaG the nurni-
nee and ME-. Harding VIII political
snnEs. The senator made d saurr
spEscn- thanking Ihsm far the vlsi-
and fDr their support IN rn. cgr-
pRlEn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
MEXICANS KILL ,
MORE AMERICANS
NEAR TAMPTCO

= asnlnEtnr- Oct- .s-T wo- Arrfr--i-
can Citizens nave Bessn killed N me
Tar1pIrp oil feias. dispatches r1f.Ev
70 1ns Sta1a department sag.
The Americans are A--t1ur L MOS
lev and Gus1ave z Saiier fur Saile--s
The rspHrr saId tina men were killer:
yesterday al Vega De Otates. near
Tamutrn- No DETAILS were E,vsn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
BOSTON BANKERS
PROPOSE TAKING OVER
SWIFT co. HOLDINGS

Washington Orr 2s-F Z Fringe
ana Cumpanv Bnsznn bankers.
wpuil arganIzs syndlcll+ 70 Iai1a
sTrsar 1ns sI1ck wards holdings OF
Swte- and CuurnHny- and Armour
and ca. under q substitute p-BpBsa-
s1nrni-rad toby To rhe L'ls--if1 Of
CnI1Innia. Supreme cour- ny the
pnCiEars
w1!Iie uffs-1nE No speoIfIC oo1er-
-inus N me new Dian. .rIe department
tlf .Jusliee announced that 4 Would
INSIST I1unr certain DruriEidIs n Lile
aecve. III tns cBu-t approving me
plan.
Thu dsuar--man1 WIS gwen UNTIL
X Aarrlrer ~ me court e file Cd
REGIONS 70 1iIe new DrDpaEa- ann
Nprssrrlt4sr Is was EH1 as me da-e -or
ne argument nf Ltre piaEn, Motifs and
Corunarv anr me -uuafly |ackInE
CUuuariv were gwen uu1i} Inc iasT
named Gate II negBLla+e ny admit
lil-1tse lib 1irt new proposal or Tor
me SIZE otherwise OF +De3- STOCK
Es.Tu NBtGAH-S- A II A1Ns-4 F7AA''- 1-AN-
Wilson amt Company agreed ID me
new pF1pnsH..
urIer LIie DrUDBsal sunTrzEEao II
-w1-- and Company and Armour ENC
CumDanr r Z. PrIrce ana Company
would or-auIze tlle Cuized Stori1
a-'tis. incorporated under rne laws
Of Maine 10 take ever Iile stBcK n
me principal yards neid by lile pack
a-s. while the 6tl1sr Yards nuI named
n t1e agreement would De affaf't.ti
f1r sale Ivy the packers N the public,
-lr common STOCK of Tins srndi-
cara wuuid Ginne have vutlnr power
ann Il EroulG he issned a. --aEH1er-
-aL II FIVE t--rs1ens 10 he named hE
Cnrsiuurr nn Faye 2-Cni. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
GOV. cox SURE
OF SELF, PLEADS
FOR SENATORS
o hlo and Kentucky
Candidates Needed
for League
T1Eir EiEE1Enn ~l-h Crfer "Enur
Square" Senators Means AGEert
aurs or Erpsna14t WIKI, rim IN
white -irusc Terms -4aruing
unspt-a1urH ~ 7eue~ai h-.ack
an G 9. =. anrninee

Cinclunntl O. Get ID SparIR3
pleas 1or tisr1ian If ssna1nrial ear
clcia1as A4vor2nE the LasI=na Of Ma
mons ware made br Governor C aA
rntiRy IA 1Bur covering Wesr TIr-
GINA anG AsuIucky and cinsIng IL
nlgts1 with an aGiurass here where
he Bsg4n MS career as q newspaper
-Hnn-1s- twenty-five years ago
THE E,eu1oc-aeIc pi-t.sifienLIa- can
oidaza -eIte,sl1.nE rili1. he wnUia
cuRst-us Ills eiec-lpn-En wruich ne
exTyrsesEsu UTMOST cDutldenCa-as a
puEs1ziwa mEnGa1e' Jar american
entrance lurn me IeaGu. askad sup
pHrf Inr Dsn19c-a1lc canGliga---s mere
IN gi1ip and N Kentucky stisn- whom
ne g+ala sInBii -four square" upun
che ieagIIeiHsae
DUn't ne my hands by elerrlnr &
iIoE11lR Senator" ne u--el- T-elTaf-szs-
Ing STATEMENTS MADE n lis fnl-rnE4
announcement vresrart.av I'M ne be
hsvaa ne would ''-aa2n m agreement
win rfle Senate rsylI-ttiTIg II league.
Il have T1unc tuR- America If nst
much concerned n me wurrs We ussts
z ktsap1nE our piedga." he saiC- AS
II Is rau- me nnegnInG ne clear ano
&rla1 1he only pBssiiaie SLED Now avail
atis he s4-haen 10 keep wE-s rom De
LIZ II En. future"
Governor Cox continued MS a-Tack
17unr -4srHfr,y. E5a-tI11r as -cuT-
ssI1Irz.rnr'' against -ile ieHGue DE- vIr-
tue Or the saup1nrs signature p ne
'--uunl ronlG
gcnr<iuusr nu Faye 2-Sni. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

Bath. a4e.. Oct 3s-The 6zBe-Enu
szs.sI steamship a L Kent. built fnr
the CruweA G. Thu-iBw Steamship Co.,
of BnstnE. and nHr1ad in hnnur nj
fflHx GnmnGnv's marine sInsrinfsn-
dent, WIS launched tnnay F-um Ens
wards of the Bath Irnn Wurks she
rs fired with reriprDcalug engines
and viii make rsn knots.
The new cargB ra--iar was christian
ed win champagne ny sally PerzlE
Moves. yaung daughter 81 Waiter ..
Nerves of Nabzn MasH- rire-preHi-
sisli OF the steamship Euupzns-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
THE WEATHER


Northern View England Ram and
and cniriar, pI,unani- ra,n IN Maine.
suurh N.sw England Showers We'd
nesday ThursGBv CLEARING and
cnidsr
E1assssrn New York Showers " 4sri-
nesuay-. Thursday -HnerallE ta1r anu
s.SiIIssr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

PuT--lzTI- he. Oct &c CAPTAIN
Thomas L Auusrznn- fDT severa,
yaa-s prominent III business n this
city, died toGAr. agea 40 YEARS. Es
held a captains commission in r1s
la1e wa- He WIS q usfnilsr nj the
insurance firm nf Spear and Anasr-
sUn. was ane uf the founders OF the
Forest CRY Trust Company anu en-
gagged IN sEher business srrEarlyrsses
he mad n%sn nsmDsr sf the mill
n-y ssHf NJ Governor .5ann r Hi
ant Was prominent IN Masanry He
Was hprn IN ElsBwnegan and ne II
survived BE wiuDw.