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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-11-26

Little Lucy Belle Murphy entertain ed about dozen of her little friends Thanksgiving evening. The occasion being in. celebration of her six birth day.: Games were played after which dainty refreshments were served. All present enjoyed themselves immense ly
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-11-26
MORALES MAYOR REMOVED; HELD
 |NCOMUN|CADO

Former Mayor of NosaIes, Son., Held sn Conspiracy to Kidnap Charge < By Federal Authorities, While Brother-in- -iiw of Sonora
 Gov, Has Replaced him
 in Municipal Office
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-11-26

FOR TUCSON N
 H. A. Elliott departed for Tucson, Saturday evening on legal business.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-11-26
ROM EAGLE CREEK

ROM
 Mrs. Robert Burgess of Eagle Creek is the guest of the Clifton Hotel the past wek.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-11-26

MOTOR TO FL PASO
 Chas. Chesterfield. Frank Martin and B. Cortiania motored to Ell Paso. Sunday last on business.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-11-26
GREENLEE COUNTY POPULATION BY OFFICIAL CENSUS
 OesHOOO ;,

According to the official census ae ures of 1920 Greenlee> County's popu- lation is placed at 15, ,362. The inesr- porated Town of Clifton 4163 aad Morenci, 5,100. According to the census figures Duncan precinct has population of S97 and Meteaif Ere ctnct TAO. Since the 1910 census Clifton shows loss of I'll and Me renci gained 90.
 Following are the official figures: Riue Precinct 27a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
NEW HAMPSHIRE'S
GROWTH SLOW
IN LAST DECADE

" 1shl1groc. Aug. Is W
HanpshlTe's population IS 44S.0s2
the census bureau announced today
The states growth II the Ten years
was 1-.51L OF % per cent. us 1919
population having been 430.572 For
the ten years ending Win 1910 the
state showed an increase of 1884
or IS per cent over 1890
New Hampshire ranked as 39ta
state II point OF population II 1910
The state had rs largest growth Il
The decade ending with 1900. when
the increase was 41-973 or 296 PEI
cent. It's growth declined each
decade until thar ending Win 1850
after winch declines again were
shown for TWO decades. VIII : de-
crease Of 1,71S N population for me
tan years ending with 1870
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
Candidate Cox
to Cut Loose Today
in Wheeling Speeches

Columbus. O, aug. -G-Gov- Cox
n two addresses tomorrow at Wheel
ing, W Va. plans ms first vigorous
assault upon the Republican s1rqng-
hold.
My straight Jacket e of" the
governor declared tonight n giving
and indication Of the tenor Of MS
Wheeling speeches, the reference bs-
ing 10 the limitations upon Is re-
marks Up TO the time Of his accent
ance Of the Democratic P-eadent.a!
nomination.
The general political issues Of the
campaign. Gov. Cox added, viii be
discussed. not only al Wheeling to-
morrow. but n all future speeches
Of ms travels.
Governor Cox today expressed
qualification over adoption by the
Tennessee Senate of The woman suf-
f-age ratification resolution. Senator
Harrison Of the Democratic Speak
ers' Bureau, advised Gov. Cox Of a
change \ the candidate itinerary
late this month. A night address
scheduled IL Pittsburgh on August
- was advanced 70 August e6 and
the governors NSw Haven engage
nent set fer ne night Of August IS
after his New York address was fixed
for August -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
S0v|ET'S TERMS
To Poles Of Drastic
Nature
Demand SIeo,soite ) Determine
Future Russian Soianc-aisrt 70
Distribute Propaganda Also Asked
Text 81 Terms Received by Of
hciai Washington

Washington. Aug -5-fBv The As
socla-ed Press a pleblsclte 10 de-
termne The future Of Russian Poland
s one Of the peace terns drawn up
by the Boishevlk colnciden1 VIII the
first proposal Of al a-mlsrce by the
Polish government The right Of IN
restricted propaganda n -h,s territory
during the year which would inter-
vene before the pleplsClte also would
De demanded.
These and the other terms Of peace
which are believed % have been form
Qlaged for submi sslon a. the 1rst
meeting between the soviet and Polish
auissa-,es were raCelved here today
n oftcla- circles While not regarded
as ina because OF the events favor
able 70 the Bolshevikl since their
formulation. the terms are accepted
n Washington as Illustrative Of the
intention Of the invaders 20 impose
peace conditions Of 4 drastic nature
The other terms as received here
include the night Of the soviet GOV
eminent - UNRESTRICTED TRANSMISSION
Of al cOde messages across Poland
between Russia and German; the
-1-1lnE yer OF al sat ana GOA mines
Poland tor operation by the soviet
government and the right Of uure-
st-1Cted travel for al soviet nationals
across tie Polish frontiers without the
Polish wee On passports.
The provision for a pieDlsc,Te n the
portion Il Poland formerly belonging
20 Russia together with the supula-
non ia, The Boisnev-kl be granted
permission 70 disseminate propaEan-
da without RESTRICTION n tna1 terri
.QI-y for one year before The vote ID
viewed by officials here as Likely 10 be
e=eer1a4+3sv >--rcxiuus 70 the Poles The
granting Of such demands would. n
Inc OPINION n officials here. certainly
result n the .css q the Warsaw gov
eminent Of Russian Poland fer all
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
Smoke Sufocates
Score in Hold of
Steamer at Hub

Boston. Aug. 13-Nearlv 20 per
sons. including the members Of the
crew. Iongshoremen and cry arenel..
were overcome by smoke while fight
ing a fire n the forward hold of the
Merchants * Miners line steamship
Ontario today. Eleven were taken
% hospitals
The Ontario arrived last night
from Baltimore and Norfolk with 20
passengers and was ned up Al South
Boston Tie fire was believed 10
have started during the passage
from spontaneous com bustion and
was NOT discovered until prepare
tons were being made 70 discharge
the cargo today. The hold was filed
with cotton and general merchandise
and II was believed the loss would oe
1eavy- although there probably
would be little danagesto the ship
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
Lambs Club Fracas
to Be Presented to
New York Grand Jury

New York. ALC. -S.-LlsI-1ct A-Lar-
1er Swami announced at today ina:
ne would present 70 the grand jury
without f.lr-aere-3rt % interview
Jonn ). Mct7raw. manager Of ne New
Iork Giants. the case N Jonn Z.
SIav1u. actor VINO was found Sunday
morning unconscious n 'front.' Of the
Mct7raw home
NJ Swami made his announcement
after Mr,5raw -1dav fer the second
time rad failed % appear 4: The dis
1-,r, ATTORNEY once e give MS var
sion n now Slav.n received fracture
n ne skuIl a@.er leaving ne Lambs
CUB house WIN hl.n n Lax,cah.
TIE au.v worq received from Nc
raw toda- came rom MS physician.
VINO sent a special delivery letter -
M Swami stating mat he baseball
man was under MS care and 700 IL 70
leave the house a subpoena server
previously sent % the Mc(1raw home
reported u NJ Swami that the dour
nae been slammed Il MS fact and mar
ne aad been unable 70 serve the re
quest" subpoena
M Swami. VINO mas charged that
an attempt IS beng made 70 cover up
n ne Siavfu case showed no disposl-
non % accept the phvslcla1's note a.
COUNTY medical examiner. me AZ lis
7w1 assistants and I stenog-apne- 70
ne NcC5raw home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
MORE N NET

Boston. Aug LG-Five men who
have accepted millions Of New Eng
and dollars from investors n chu
asst few months. IN promise Of pay
ment Of fabulous interest,", were D.
hind bars tonight.
Charles Ponz1, whose spectacular
financial dealings have made his
name known throughout me United
States was surrendered TO-DAY 1y III
man who furnished So. 300 bonds for
his release after his arrest BY the
Fedora authorities yesterday. IN
able 70 tnd another bondsmaa, Ponzl
was taken 70 the M.ddlesex count.
Jall a, East Cambridge
Three officers OF the Old Colony
Foreign Exchange Company were ar
rested, taken INTO The Municipal
court and held II s50. 300 bonds eacn
on tecnnlca. charge Of larceny Of
500 from persons unknown. In de-
fault Of bonds they spent ne mEnr
n The Charles street jail. They az
90 *. u - = III y III. EdES1Ac1I dzlG
treasurer Of the concern. Raymond
Meyers, office manager ana Fred
Meyers sale agent Al three plead
ed NOT guilty.
Thai the ACTIVITIES Ct THIS company
might have rTva-led n extent the
dealings q Ponzi's SECURITIES Ex-
change COMPANY was minated by
herr E-ny--x----r =
tor1ey OF Suffolk county. when "a
tod the t-eur1 mar tne amount il
voived IN is transactions probably.
would be shown 70 pc hunurede OF
thousands IF dollars I was upon
his representation that he asked
mat the bonds be sci a. i high figure
The thrAe men viii be gwen hea--
ing on August -
Samuel Zorn. said 70 nave been an
pioyed BY The company as an agen-.
vas arrested az his home n ne Dor
chester disfIlCr tonight on me saua
charge as the th~ae officers Of ,hr
concern. No pa. as liked and ne
tas locked Up for ne night.
Further Grim ma. proceedings vera
taken against Ponzi todav. IN me
MUNICIPAL court 4 blanket warrant
was issued charging him with la--
ceny IN 80 counts. toJa!l.n- 80 hbn
Police Inspectors were a. -ra Fedora
building prepared 70 -n-a.--,sst Pom;
Z the Federal authorities released
MS again on bal, but as he was
taken 70 JaL ne Municlpa. court
charges against hin were held n
Allowance.
Further bankruptcy proceedings =
which for the first time partners ~
Porzi were mentioned. we~e brought
N the Federal court. The three Pc
uUoners were holders Of Pouzi nos
FOR total of scs25. They asked rha-
Ponz1 and Jonn 5 Dundero IF Med
ford and Gughelno Barrollot-5 II
Continued on Page Col. y
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Williams and Harte
VictOrs in Tennis
Play at Newport

Newport. Z. /. Aug. 1S--h- MOTIFS
Williams II and r. Ha-te furnished
the big surprise Of the Casino lawn
tennis tournament today ov defeating
" N Johnston. national champion.
and C. J. Griffin N me final Of the dou-
bles. The match went I'VE sets the
scores beng So. SIS. -, IS SIS.
The Boston players started with a
rush and took the first ser easily. The
Califu-nians came back strong n the
second The th:rd ser went 20 deuce
before Williams and HARE could win.
and they lost the fourth.
N the ina. ser. WIKI the games th-ee
all the Bostoniaas broke through
Johnstuns service and then ran out
the ser and the match.
The playing Of the vtc.crs was bril-
liant throughout
Johnston viii meet Grimm n the
finals Of the singles tomorrow as a re-
suit Of their victories TO-DAY over VII
is Davis and Roland Robots, respec-
lively
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
WILSON AGAIN
IN MAY mot"
TO TENNESSEEANS

Washington, Aug. 13-PresI cent
Wilson II a message tonight %
Speaker Walker of the Tennessee
House or representatives urged
favorable action on the Federal
suffrage amendment by that body
The preside n ms message sald
May I not II the interest of aa-
tloraI harmony and vlgor and Of the
es1a blishme emf Of the leadership Of
America II all liberal policies ex-
press the earnest hope thai the
House axer which you preside VIII
concur n the suffrage amendment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
Exhume Body
Murdered Vermont
Girl to Get Evidence

W Johnson. u. Aug 1S--Counry au-
thor1t.es announced today ina: the
body II Amy Shanio, for whcse alleged
murder Arthur MudEert ! .urnbernar.
has been held. was exhumed from q
cemetery n Stowe yesterda- They
SAD TINS wss done tar ne purpose q
obtaining an article Of clothing vh.cr
had been buried vita the BODY and
winch was wanted as evidence.
The autopsy on The BODY If the -
yea--old girl showed thai sae aad been
cAoked 70 death. No date mas Yer been
SET for hearing for Madgert. VINO IN
slsts that he was not n the vicinity on
the hight when the E,ri disappeared
from her boarding house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14

e Tam, aug. 13-The
----..=e- senate todav ny vote IF
.-.~-e5 ne resolution pro-
-.---c1-on Of the federal
--a 1z-4nen- Even the
s- -.s,.c of the suffrage
-.s. r--- =1--r,se1 - the large
-.- erreen votes ware
-.--.-z- ~: most polls had listed
us favorable and The
liz. v..ar mark was SET II a
.:.s---.-.srz certain Of raudca-
senate. nave proceeded
-- --- 7eE-na1ag Of the LeEsla-
--- --s-91 v,-a re expectation
~ ~ ign, would be n the
-ra, z1-sz- and the Senate vote HAD
- 1ee1 announced before the
r,~.s~z we're redoubl.ng efforts 70
z-,s --rarzale action by tGe rep
-ese -----..=
= -1uss adjourned today until
-to--a~ a--a~-oor - Two 0 clock
w..a1. reference % suffrage but =
IT, s-a-=- a-e~ ne committee -
~-..~ - esp mon WIS referred
p.es-l 80; d1ndar night 70 Consld-
= :. -e~z VS. no Indication what
-c-.o- YOU'D 5e aiken buy II cornec.
81 w. minors mai -he opposition
NJ 1--en2- . bury i n commit
- Us ~=1a-.ed al effort Of suf~
---~s.-.g-z @ eo~ce = report today WIS
-a,=-.r- - -.g1- ny vote Of 10
d " --,.r Een bers absent
60 -a-or"tv and minority re-
7o--s ware returned by the commit
-5= INC Id re resolution and IN
--e1-a-e-~ a--er presentation adop-
-u- ri ne majority report vas
--vs- = notion Tor adoption of
ne ---Cr,-- export is ! subs1- tl-e
rs -as4aa - 10 % 4 point of or
~ IA. MS legislature had no an
--c--t~ . act under the Tennessee
c;-s--.-t.Cr was 0ver-uIed by the
-taai.a- ma IN Al appeal 70 the
Ns~ SA@S TAHITI GA 4
s - 70 >. Debate On the mo-
-y- 20 -GoPt he majority report
TaS men 7eg-n. and touched upon
- - E-0v- argument for and
-sa.2s- zg,.t-a-e.
ne We tew mem bers Of the
.sss--,-r' -ama.n.nE n Nashville To-
--- nos II mem having gone 70
.-s-- -a-es or over The weekend
nd 70 1evat o7uenrs Of major IN
torrance n@a-r1- upon The light 70
wage z re House next week
F*-= +@-@-r=e before Monday.
a-s we've Inclined 20 believe
- p 7aace -er-s q be submitted
l. 7s ---~sk negotiations now n pro
szs tt . even more severe than
-as- =-;a'-T5.E proposed COR the
saro1.T--- Y. difference. which end
"2 a7r--'.V v-en he Polish a-n.srce
@ss-ras -@r.-od hey had- no auth
N -h@e.lGe peace. The recent
.--~=sssE : -.e soviet forces ara held
-l-'s Caae possible ne even mora
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
Textile Workers
Head Asks [. S. for
Facts of Shutdown

New York. Aug. I$.-JUn1 Golden
president Of the United Textile " ar-k-
ers Of America announced TO-DAY ne
had written Secretagv OF Labor Wi
son requesting that Fedora! hives
rSaron be made at once for The nur-
pose o. learning the ~eal ca4se Tor The
closing down Of number Of mills n
the WOODEN and wursted industries
M-. Golden said he had been IN
st-ucted by the executive board TO
make this request n heha. Of he
1ea.a 900 textile workers Of ms organ
izauon. No charges ara made against
the mil owners. he added. and he
union does NOT assume 20 know wha;
are the real reasons for The closing
Of the mills
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
Martens Denies
knowledge of Gems

New York aug. -3-Ludvlg :. :
Martens. unrecognIzed Russian So
Wet ambassador 70 The Tinted States.
todaT dlsc-alned any knowledge x
diamonds addressed . nm. i vas
was brought out a his deportation
hearings had bean intercepted N
New York by custom authorizes
Continued en- Page -Cci. y
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River Gives Up
Dead at Lewiston

lewiston. Me. Aug. 1S.-Ths body
Of an unknown man. apparently about
s. years Of age. was found against
boom IN the Andres cogg:n river this
evening by boys swimming near Lhe
mill gates. No reports Of a missing
man have been received here. The
hodv was partially deconposed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
FOR STATE PARK
Expedition to Mt. ka-
tahdin This Week
To Determine ACCESSIBILITY Making
Region State Preserve r-omi-
nent State Officials ana otrers IN
Parry Of Exploration


!,
aIo ne ESD isllIIlet1i
q state Park al NJ Aa-ahdia On
Tuesdav Aug. 70. canpIered a TN
NJ 1ra rae.. = -r.- x-,,
vas H1h17 1or LIZ
Pul pose o. studying the country. -ne
mountain. securing data regarded
as necassz-,. - -7a c.---,s.--- - 49,.
o-..-.
= - Sf'o'-
MANY u 1aess gentlemen 1ad pre-
vlously made TIPS 70 the mountain
TOD. While n ne -e-z.n7ar = vas
a---~.7,, -,
-Ae party vas arranged ny : W
Howe Fl ParIen, VINO knows H.
wilderness around me z-ea- he,rl-
Of and better -ha, -se average CIV
man knows me streets # ms NOM
tow-. In MS ar-anrerrer-z ~ VS.
gwen every assistance Nv ma Mas,c
-tsh and Came ae,a-rre,- a,r7 -
State r7ras-r-v Se,a~--,ar- Tho
former assigned rs cI1,e@ -z--a VA
den. Howard Wood. "A sccanos-~
the aa--~ and ~-a ne ha-e1r n 77,s
KNOWLEDGE If ne country ~h,,e -7c
la1-e~ sent Is chez ire va~der. Joh-
7 Mitchell. along far ne same mr.
pose. With these -wo va-ara,s of
The woods vas Rov -,,,6lav If =-ac,--
vile. 4 Na-ahdI7 -7,lc7e aim has
MADE 8 ascerts Of ne g-as- noun
tan.
n mis- nary ware X Eove
Of Pa-ren. ron. Wills Z. Ps-Son. NJ
Foxcror-. Commissioner IF Inland
Fish and Game Of Name Howard
WOOD al Pa--en. chef game warden
Jonn : M.tcnel 1T Par-an. chief
IRE warden of ne Pa--an 1is4~icr.
Roy DudIev rf Stacv,-lIe. g-l:de u
M Ea-ahGtn. lion PpTriysi
Baxter " Portland. Hon. charles ?
Barnes Of t5ou!-on. Charles Il Fog
Of Eoul;on. editor ana publisher Of
the -oultor Times George NJ
Eoughyon. -ere~a! passenger ana
ticket agent IT ne Bangor & Araos-
TOOK Railroad. Nathaniel C. lowe
If Ashland I'M herman E7-,,y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
Back
to Work if Strike
Breakers Are Fired

New Eorh. Aug. I8.-LoaSfwlse
IorCshoremen who have been on
strike here since March -. voted at
a mass meeting tonight 70 go back .
work Monday morning providing the
steamship owners get rid of the
strike brea kFrs they have employed.
They agreed y submit their demands,
including q wage increase Of IS cents
an hour 70 arbitration after they re-
tur7 70 work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
ONLY ONE BANK HIT

Joseph . Allen. state bank COM
missioner. sald that he knew Of 10
foundation for reports that Ponzi's
crash might nVoive any banking IN
sutuuons except the Hanover Trust
Company, which was closed by the
commissioner early n the week.
Ponzl was director and sha-ehold-
er IN the bank. through which he
checked out millions Of dollars
M. Allen made II known today
that N connection with the closing
OF the Hanover Trust Com pany Re
mad caused the state seal 70 be-
placed on al the safe deposit boxes
n taaI institution used by Ponzi or
oy officers or employees Of the ballS-
He sad this was done as i precau-
t2on against the possibility OF re-
nova Of securities or other vain
aoies pending the settlement Of me
bank affairs
Other renters Of safe deposit boxes
n tins bank viii be permitted 10
withdraw anything they please IN
less taey are debtors of the bank. In
thai case they will be compelled 70
leaTe IN their boxes any vaIuahies
equal In amount 10 their indebted
ness.
State Treasurer Fred J Bu--el 10
fused 70 maze any statement regard
ing the S715.tsH Of state funds On aa-
post al the Hanover Trust Conpa3v
he mad been CRITICIZED for leaving
the runus N bank OF which Porz.
was PonZi WIS director after -he
iar1ers prison record had been r.
veaIed.
The arrest Of officers of Tire ola
LoionT Foreign Exchange COMPANY
came after a franz7ed I'm by 7o-a
holders upon the companv's Offices
on Devonshire street One or -Ns 20
suits Of TINS run was an .-uoe-a-i~s
notice served upon President Bright
well nv the trustee Of the building
70 vacate mis- quarters within a,
hour and d half. Shortly ar+e-wa-ss
the ofHces were closed
More than a hundred ,orahoi7s-r
were n the exchange cornna,.-,s ,,,-.-
7rhces THIS afternoon whe, m,
emerged from The inner office and an
bounced that by order N he 1;s--,r-
attorney no payments on notes -r,uld
hs mare for three " POUR 5z,-z =
Rr1ghtwsI said fEte- that mis- a.
nouncement was erroneous 50 sa- as
mention II the district attorney vxsz
concerned hui thar ne COMPANY -a5
decided % suspend payments -e,norrz-
~
The announcement brought 1o,,S
c-1es rom ne waiting crowd
We want our rnonev" several 81
them demanded
There was a rush toward ne 5--e-
oft7c. Guards employed ny the -rrcs--
St-urEied % keep ire people back
Threats ware made against Pr,gArvAl,
I'll break his neck one man shout
ed
Flna''~ the guards succeeded =
clearing the offices and ne raarv ws-a
closed and locked. Sur me crowd "a
manned n the outer hall and s1lrvaH
against the DOORS WITH such force rA2.
-he glass vas broker
through The broken doors someone
announced tnat n about aalf an hour
the COMPANY would oeg,n making pz~-
neats a. another Office
rs lie" shouted a nan n -Ne
crowd The are not ozvta= r7e-e
We ware there a15 tAev locked -Se
Offices ~ We want our MONEY!
Ar hour aver me Devonshi-e s+reet
offices ~ RE company wee -aape-e6
a7d pav-e-t ~ p-irc10a1 - tIrr-a-
rIred notes vas resumed --e nn-,rs
- -acsre -a--e soon a<ta-va-a =-r
again he Offices were closed A notice
posted on TIE doors said +iat further
payment would he made ~ an off7cs
Continued Or Page -coI. s. 9
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Explosion on L. S.
Cruiser Pittsburgh
Kills l. Injuries 2

Cheroourg, France, Aug I5--hree
sailors ware injured one OF them IA
tally, T an explosion m the cruiser
Pit-sburg mere today. The zaa most
seriously injured died tals morning
The other two viii RECOVER
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Lightning Bolt Bakes
Apples on Tree at
South NOrwalk. Ct.

south Norwatk. CT. Aug. l5.-Fresh-
II baked apples were obtained by
neighhors Of Mrs. Annie z Bv-aes enl-
lowing the electrical storm today after
a tTee m Mrs Bv-nes' ward laden with
early greetings. was struck BY light
a-ag. The bolt cooked The apples.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
| rev Abandons
american Steamer
Ashore at Halifax

-a---af Ing -S-The American
= 1H,-24 vent ashore early
.--es east IF Loushur- and
.-+- --a-Gor=d nv ae- ersw. VINO
@ 1ECo-QI-E = v-rel ess
~ So --1alTed here -odav by the
-1 sceres department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
General Forecast

The OUTLOOK IS for PARTY elpuuv
weather and occasional. showers Satur-
DAY and Sunday n New England
Winds north of Sandy Hook VII oe
gentle south, overcast weather ana &C.
cas3anaI showers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
councilman Freve.
t41.r-l. 20 Keen Seat

41E. lS.-8r a decree
--sar,a-e Just1ce Morrill, IF
-7-r-. Emile F-eve retains
70 - council IL. F-eve
WESTON ana Mayor 7enr--
Az, quo wa--a-to proceed
49,, IN Today 5 ruling gives
-..-. genera ne -:ght % HE
12,1on should F-eve- $
--0~y-ua become per-ra-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
Peace Preliminary
Between Soviet
Russia and Armenia

London aug. -5.-A prell-r nary
peace treaty. mas been concluded BE-
rween me Russian soviet government
and Armenia. SAYS wireless des-
patch received mere from Moscow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
THE WEATHER
PARTLY cLou ON

Northern New England. southern
New England ana eastern New Tork
Party cloudy with loca- showers Sa--
1rdav and probably Sundar. 10 change
n ZEN pe-ature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-14
Circuit Races
Close at Pressure Isle

Pressure Isle, Aug. 15.-tS peclal)-
The A-oostook circuit races closed to
DAY with good attendance. and excel :
lent time considering the heavy track.
The summary,
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