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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
CHARGES CORNER
IN PRINT PAPER

Asn.lg-1r- May ---Ea-ges n =
corner n pr-urpaps- xara made
today before me Senate committee
investigating ne paper shortage Nv
Cortland Smith 1f New YORK Orss,-
de11 Of re America, Press .assoc,a-
Ion.
M Smith testified thar print oare-
manufacturers we're 1t 2 consuI-scv
70 7eg14aIs both production and
prices
To break re market III. s-n.,s,
said = substitute for vvoor5 oulp
must be found Re urged q cour-as
SOMA appropriation q So. alaa "a b.
1sed n experimenting wsta subsr5
tit@s and asked thar = be placed II
ne hands II persons who can moi
be reached by the paper narucac-
clrer<+
Describing the cou-r-v rress a.
haS-ing its hack - me vail ne
witness dscla-=d that unless -aJieF
were provided Il would be aurl.,,-
lated"
NOT halt 81 re country press VII
survive unless there Is drastic
change IN The situation" he told the
committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08

On All Commodities TO
Foil Proftee1s
Fan A1"ccstsa 1y 5-stnerrocr read
-Ieciarss LABOR Costs IN No VA.
- Blame for Present -5gn Prices

Washington May --F-esen-s-g !
mass II Ga-1 prepared ou behalf Of
ne railroad brgtae-Aoods aid II
-ors ending u show -:1ax increased
-a1es should -0t ca1sa higher Prices
" Ie-- -a1cA former secretary OF
Ia Va Labor Board. c0Gay sug-
9ss1a1 70 r2-e aa5l-oad Labor Board
NO methods Of c1rainE proatee-,ng
and reducing ccsi Of Er:2g.
Either re cost price q al CON-
-0G--es should De marked When
leaving ne 12d1sz-r. Nj Lack de-
CARED or Congress should control
Industries as ne railroads. we're cor
1-oise41 during he var Ev marking
H--ta t-.a factory price. re public re-
said would know Z TIA -eTa.Is- was
charging 12.- prce . re consu-n-
81 The witness declared taa- -ae
Way VS. open - s-0p ne y-c.cus
circle q increased wages and n
creased pr,ces a1d -,2e question VS.
before congress where :. must 4ca.-
r De solved Acton by Congress vii
1ave u cole- re asserted unless the
1or-e Of public opinion acquainted
H1tI -zs raj Cost If commodities.
reduces prices . tae proper levels.
labor costs 1aTe been n TO way
responsible for the current Ing.
prices. M-, L2ck con-acced. PRO-
fUc..E Statistics 1zrGiag = show Ia.
LIE enormous profits b. corpora
1ols since ne beginning II re war
y II aPprecsa1le element II 7-o5ur-
scr Ex7e-se. ne a--1ed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
Plan to Fight Gypsy
and Brown Tail Moths
in New England

" Washington MAJ THE Fedora.
Eor-1C-ls1-a. Ena71 VII couha. he
spread II Eypsy and brown ca-l
moths n New England - re sx.anr
II Is funds Chairman Ma-aet- sa.1
today az -ze conclusion If q hearing
a. which government a<-.culsI- ai
agents urged extension Of re guar
a1t-re u me I've s-a-ss Affected
The chairman 5sa ror announce
v1es.ls- he quarantine would De az
-=1Est Is i decision IN -az- point
VIA 1OJ pc Ia1ia until after -=~iew
II testimony a. today's hearing
The quarantine would -ake ne FORM
Il additional limitation q he snip
.nsn- u e1nlte-r7aS --~=s and sG-a
wood produces
a , Burgess. y general charge
u aor--c2It--a Inspection work -a'd
ne 5oa-1 -2-a- 2 a clean ID - new
= infested areas begin. lAe work
should STAR = Southern New Eng
and because q great forests 81
<@----llg ,rees favorable 70 moth lafesza-
-Cr- Nl-sTr per cant II he moths
2-z found n f-Iit --Ass- \. N Ro--
s-S. a1D1hsr Inspector declared
Z. Z Mcintyre N cs-a-ye Of SCOUT
Ig and discrimination work sid
thar 4 minimum q - egg clusters
discovered n 3is--sc. SHOULD wa
rant glz-a1r-re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
COAST RIVALS
State Their Stands on
League Issue
Jennscn Says HSs Opposition Is Not
- Any League But - EHgsfsr
League Which Fails Ct Asc~en
|ar5ose-Ioose- Expresses Pleas
4rs a. Indicated Charge ~ -eart'
ara Says Res Beer for Lodge
Reservations Eisrt Along

New York. Nay Senator Hiram
johnson and Herbert Hoover hare
issued statements making Clearer
their positions sn ire League Of Ma
--c1S- regarded n some quarters rs =
.eadL1g &sste n the coming P-esi-
DENTAL campaign
Senator johnson. speaking If the
recent California primary Lad his IA
sag n Washington
7 an very CAD II. Hoover accepts
so philosophica-ly ne -esal- n Cali
t5-ia- Mr. Hoover says aas friends
introduced 10 personal ISSUE but
registered their protest AZ II tx
RENE opposition II ne leale II
Prsrs1c va and reduce armament
Neither statement IS ccr-ac-- HIS
trends introduced into the campaign
every conceivable issue. lrc.gdIng
personal abuse and hare never -x-
pressed opposition y an Ieague n
Prevent wa- and reduce s--are-rs.
Ny opposition Eaz been 70 III. HOW
s-s English league which dId Meath
- 0t these I-lng"
M Eoova- today authorized; the
following Statement
Senator Johnson s quoted Is sEar-
ING Iha1 he has never expressed Of
position - any league u praveat Ea=
and reduce armament This 1adiGa-
E-0n OF change Of heart Is za1er
If g-ea- satisfaction. Ee stated -.1ax
re does loc want Al English leaE-,e.
Meme II Is 60 Bur does re sEaa-1r
mean ina me covenant VIII the
Lodge Cegse--zcoas $ Al English
league Tbs IS ire covenant and
these ara ree -ess~vaEauns which r
hare supported ssnce they xe-a arg,
cited by ire MAJORITY If TIE ss,a-=
lasr November VII ne senator
SPEAK oar plainly o1 this sst5ec- %
E.la- t:2R peopls IA! know where he
stands and what he stands 1or II this
mz1-e-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08

Course Taken in Alien
Deportations
Rounded u, Admitted Fa.ori-s
Overthrow 1f T. S. Gcs- Claims
Strict Adhesion - Letter 81 Law

Washington May Assistant
Secretary II Labor Post -zs1--y.nE
today before me House mics com
nirtee- declared max oni- t0r-v Of
ne hundreds q foreigners rounded
lQ II raids by he Department Of
Justice Il ne .as- SIX months. al
-i-oe1 Iaar they taT1rad overthrow
Of ne government By violence
Nj Post appeared Z rs Owl be-
ha-t Z connection Nth charges as
% wholesale cancellation OF var
rants Tor -Ae deportation OF aliens
While Re i'd aor give Ire number q
examinations ne said -.a- II making
I've thousand arrests. Department Of
Justice agents wound only three re-
ToiTe-s. Besides asserting -s1R- ne
sougar u follow the spIr- Of ire
aw. NJ Post said -.a- Re Lad aor
violated the letter II the aE. thar rs
every decision vas m5e IN evidence.
and that Legally only Secretary WI
son Or himself vas authorized d Is
sue deportation warrants Recon-
nenda-1ons If Anthony Czmiasg-..
commissioner general u immigration
taEorrg depo--a-3nrs we're Enal-
raor.-ed and uaIa wf1l- M Post de-
cla-ad. adding --sv we're of-ar AZ
va-e1ce with the evidence The
House immigration committed he
continued accepted lii Camlner-'s
decisions and thereby showed gross
ignorance Of ne Zav- Ee ESQ 5e-
cia7e1 ,la- q The mass IF evidence
presented a. the Investigation by the
immigration committee II only Two
cases vas --e complete record fled
NJ Post sad that ESP DECORATIONS
had been made among re - order
ed during ire laSt SIX months. and
rna- lack Of transportation d Rus
sla vas mainly responsible for de-
Iay. Al early shipment - Cdessz
re added S planned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
ACCUSE HALE
OF CHANGING
INQUIRY RECORD

Washington. May - Chairman
Hale n IRE Senate committee irves-
LEaI-nE The Sims Daniels -uw. vas
charged before ne committee -ocay
by Senator Pit,za1. Democrat
SeVada- VIII ordering an alteration
n me record # ne inquiry.
Senator Hale said ne mad directed
ne ss-c-'sIa--v % strike 1Ut 4 c0lloquy
between senator's as 70 whether
Democratic members ware permitted
u question Witnesses IS freely IS me
Republicans and max re assumed
c1Il responsibility *or ms action
Senator SiE--ral said thar while
ne MATER GeleIa<. vas not IN Itself
II great value the principle N
voiTaci-taas II ''0brasalng eau and
correct rspor- u everything tAzI
t-a1spl1es = vas q --saz moment
He concluded his pratss; o- cnaEIeng-
LIZ tae authority 0f The chairman Or
anyone else q a5raya-a The commit
lee agreement not q change r1,e rar-
ord except by unaaiEnous conssn-
Crass-exzrliaz12on OF Admiral VII
lam : Benson, retired then was
continued
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
REBELS UN0PPOSED
IN OCCUPATION PORTS
CARRANzA SILENT
Mexican Federal Forces Still Refuse
Battle to Advancing Insurgents
Last of Border Ports of Entry in
Hands Of observation-disclosures
rama Still at Mexico City

Washington May Reports. official and unofficial today
credited Mexican rebels with further booCess successes
Information reaching the rebel agents they said point
Cd early occupation Of Peas Negra Laredo and Ma
the only important border ports OF entry remaining
in Carranza control.
News o. the revolt OF the garrison Vera Cruz recey-
60 through aca channels. the being Immediately evac-
ua1e by the rebels presumably because the presence in
the harbor Of Mexican g1nboats loyal 70 Carranza.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
Palmer Hastens
TO Deny Attack
Intended on Labor

E1llacelaEla- Nay General
Mitchell Palmer, Il a Statement here
toda! sad Is May daE warning u
radical 0ur-ages could Tut De con-
st-ued as Al attack apcn organized
labor IT IS absurd and 7repostE--
Gus he declared But y IS =
curious 1ac: thai honest 1es Der cent
American labor should be PUT n tAa
position q defending alien aaaz-
s,1stz- Al.e, anarchists are me only
pe1uss an against The alien a1a--
c1lsT IS as much against organized
q 5nr as he e ne government
When I So ne alien anarchists sT1rs
10 strife. ! make No reference % CT
gaa1Eez; labor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
Cut Railway at Tampasos

laredo, Tex. Mar The National
Railway Il Azx.co. ne most import
a-lL Inc connecting Mexico City with
American border. vas CIT by Nsx--
laa rebels today a. Lanpasos. -
niles south Of r1s border. telegraph
wires also ware c-r and NJ ,Evs
>outE BE obtained of i military train
arriving -s2E5rcsme-rs numbering
40 fur ne ga--sur a. Neuvo Laredo
opposite Laredo IRE --aops were
being rushed t--n Mon.s-zy - Nue.
voia1edo following -as ruuay u
nez-ir 1oa mounted customs g1a-xis
2asI night
TIE c2s-1ns quarts who a-so de-
cIa-a1 allegiance "a re Sonora -sv--
luton fed the Mzv.ca1 CRY AR
exchanging snu-s WIKI Ca--a1za SOL
dlers iaS- 1Ig-- and -1night ware "a
ported n be a. Colombia q border
tov2 e miles northwest cf laredo.
= WIS reported -.-sy ware adding re-
Inducements ard eCu.ppilg them
selves 1ur Al a--ack Of Nueyolaresc.
2eE0--S -5a- they had Already de-
lalded surrender II ne City could
nov be confirmed
The Mexican consulate -a6sy Al
.ou1ced a tznpnra-- Suspension -
ISSUING " American Passports and
border permits The border here. the
announcement sad probably would
oe several d2ys- or Until norma.
conditions ara restored"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
Wood Finishes 5729
Ahead of Johnson
in Indiana Primary

Indianapolis nd MAJ Revised
camp ere 5u1 1aGhC1a1 -a7zzs 1-7-r, -
eET precinct L ne STATE n he 1-na-
-2si -2esdag-. -zAnsazed ne-e tbs ss-s--
2ooI- sauE INK Gel Wood -aa -
votes ahead OF SeaaEu- Johnson j. TIE
1-epC1lica1 presidential preference cor
-es-
he rote- Wood s -. soi1-sun = az
--oEds- Ri. Earring s-sx.
E5- lie Republican nomination <7r
governor complete 1gu-es show Ware.
! AclsraT aad Z MAJORITY nj esSa he
vot@ beng MrG-aT -s6 Ezsse- 4
T1ne- 4t-E
" 14Ae r IcC1Iioca lad command
1ng cad Il ne Democrats E1Ae--a-a--s
aoIal-1a11cn -aca- = was nut : rasur9rr.
rs plurality 5v=- Mason NEbgaxz. As
: s-s-S- cUpUc-1t- vas &LM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
CarranZa at Capital

Official confirmation u ne report
received early n the daT By rebe.
agents taa- Ca--z1Ea a-reaC3y had Iet-
me CAPITA vas lacking t0riga-
The S-a-e Department today -
ceiv@i ssve-a- messages t-1n ne
embassy = Msx5co C3-v, du- hey
ware al dated THURSDAY These dis
patches made 10 mention u car
-a1zas intention o. lear51- -1e Cap
raj. = vas said
Dispatches run -aoel sources -
purad Louis Cabrera, head CT ire
Car-a1za Gzbirer vas a--r-u-e -cdav
~ --zin for P1edras Neg-zs- and I.,a1
Alfonso Cabrera brother * tle cab
net minister has been arrested "
Cen Gonzales II Pt2ecAz- Alfonso
Cabrera While governor II Puebla-
vas concerned II ma prosecution CT
American consular " @ jenkins
Developments along re border n
day suggested three possible fights
near me : arad Sta-es border The
commander of ne Laredo garrison
appears n have held MS men n !3ne
notwithstanding the detection # Gus
r0us and Immigration E,la-5s but
rebels vera reported 70 hare ca7tu--
a : 1-a1r load of Federal reinforce
merits 5ecseer Laupazos and ne
border -0w--
4 similar situation wa presented
81 P1e1-as Nsg-as opposite Eagle
Pass There ne commanding 1-Ece-
was sad - haTe 5isa@ed his gar
-sor- gAIie : -ebsI torca advancing
7or-lwa-5 VS. said - hare reached
! polaT only 95 mics s0utz o. RE
border ANA A-nazaz. me -a5e:
Who mas Deem operating z northern
Ta-al4las- vas reported y he pre-
Qa-1g - attack Aa-2noGcs- opposi.e
Brownsville Texas
Spokesman OF -1,s -ovoI1Ezcnist
lnIui1e1 ne Importance Of ne -a-
@usai IF Car Gales y ACCEPT the ss--
ices of villa AID announcement df
Ger. Pablo Gonzales tEla- ne could
not support the revolution Gonzales
VINO vas Cbr=gur's opponent for he
presidency has INSISTED that MS
break wigt ne administration must
net Ne construed as indicating Ms
supper # T1e la--a- -asssl movement
IN he meantime he has s>cupieLi .s1e
capital Of P-le5la and mas the ,a.-ges-
single ~s5elIieCs uz4s = tla vic;-.rT
u ne Capital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
Bowdoin Debaters
Defeat Rhode
Island College

~ 8rlnsv'ck. Me. May The Bow
doia College negative team defeated
Rhode Island STATE College II a de-
bare here touig,r on ras srbsec,:
Rssolvad. telar LLOYD the George
Pan for Ireland should e. Adopted. =
The decision vas unanimous The
Judges were P->af- r z Pume-ov. OF
Bates cnllsre: Prof p W. z Stus-
II Phillips Andover Academy. and
William D Fuller, superintendent Of
schools, az Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
THE LETTER TO MOSES

10er9 VAS general Awakening CT
interest :, the chamber as Senator
Kenyon read t.le letter Is fellows.
Dea- Senator Moses, I Vas among
the gathering Of Republicans = E.e
Play House II Washington Ct lie
evening Of April II and listened Nth
great interest % yoC- address Il sEp-
por- Of the candidacy Of Gen Leon
ard Wood.
Your exposition Of your 2a6t-
dates aEErade On national prepared
ness vas particularly interesting II
asmuch Is L showed the genera. u
be n thorough accor9 with 81 Of The
principles invoived n Ire pending
legislation for the development Of
self contained coal Ia chemical in
ous1-T- Wilmington IS interest Fl
deeply n this industry, tor 70 con-
lunzEy lad closer contact With ne
vital questions Of preparedness Or
more intimate knowledge OF The Ut
preparedness CT ths country when
E.e4 a-s var 1-ose 3uL-
The amendment walc, vou hare
offered and yog- active Opposition -
t,e Preparedness features q IRE Ira
bill seem u some Of Is 20 De nor =
accordance with your candidates
position Or viii your fe-venr az
peals 70 Is ID support him because
Of MS stand for national prepared
ness
Personally want % s.upor-
Gen Wood bur : IND = difficult II
reconcile Lae rTo a---rcGeS Il one Of
his important campaign uazaEe-s-
me ore IN ire 5cor II The Senate
and the ether or The public Platform
sufficiently - nave FIJI ta.1- n RS
cause
! Ell outlining publicity campaign
n inform ne public concerning ne
present Stains Of t2e proposed dye leE-
3sla-3un- Nay I ask you 70 SCI NE
Straight IS q IRE apparent corr-zsi5c-
ion Il your attitude toward Ger. Woet's
candidacy and FOUR a.-5rzaIie gn the i've
5lli 81 rs-at I nzT re ps-1e---r Acct
rate = wat ! vita
VERY -1a~ You're
CHARLES < WESTON.
P-biiC;cv Bureau
The lez-er" -Aslme5 Senator A4n-
TN. Is 1set with the clil knowledge
and consent If me senator MI Noses.
EEn rss@g l. and I al su-a -aaz :
ought II sag taR< he ca7olGay <a-
Continued On Pace -Cci g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
DYE INTERESTS Threaten Gen, WOOD BOOM
SEN. MOSES OPPOSITION TO BILL THE CAUSE
New Hampshire Senator r sents Attempt
DuPonts to mtmidate Him-Letter Threat
ems to Buck Generals Candidacy Unless
Hands OF Policy is Maintained by Senator
Moses on Pending Dyestuff Measure
NOSES T" ACTIVE

-zsLz-.cr. NAY -.-fEy Ths As
,,--,..a5 -ss>-ata5. Cen Woods
--.-1r-.-- eaadidacy was the
-,.,.s mother shower eF fire.
r. 1e Senate roGay. when
a.-g.-- zz-yor- Republican, uf Iowa.
ma Ia ne Cu Ponr interests
-,.-1 al threatened 10 attack
II. E.-1 9oU1 ua.ess Senator Moses
ID T-sr --4z---ss1.-e- one IF rha Gen
.-.s ---ra-g- Managers dsxiEed
as OPPOSITION 70 the pending bill
-- ---.e.-- - -e-icll 6Tssslf IN
-.:s----
~. --@-1t a-e ne largest An
.--z- IA .le-Irs-s % 6yesras
.,r- ~e-z--- Kenyon -eai;ng. by per
-s q. =t1- Wood and Senator
Kasss i e:-zr - TIE -ac-er signed
.r mares K Weston. manager Of
~ = =--- publicity eu-egu- decia--
e.. rs -ce--2-alv N he 1a---e q
res
W. -. w-lea 5 described by its
..-,7sz-z-cE - FAMED - foster an
.--H--a- :~es1-l industry and pre-
g: zz+..-zz-v -aE-1lrg i vor4d con-
-. 4. - -usicesE with IFS pors1-
--.uence = r22e production or
W. --1-.--o-s. =as apparently aav-
.-r e-@- ma
-.-z.-- E-=li.Eauvse- Republican.
. t-w -e-ssr lad Just finished tell
= - senate maj pro-G+r-al IN
a1s-ra. 7e-= working 70 defeat tie
- aaas.--= mar -iey had prevented
~ --.-1 Safes G-ou entering the
-rss-----z -s.C before EAs var and
named . &c I again
~.-z.c- Thomas Democrat OF
..-~-ac. VIC followed. a.so vas o.
1tg-c ~ measure when Senator
a~r- -~1kz Z
~ ave heard o. ne influences
=, v-rs . 1elea- THIS 1ll.-' SAID
~e----z.-~ kenyon Eas ne Senate
81 z-l~g edge cf the Influences IT
~c-E = sure is PzSsa-e. / haTe
II -a2c a 1FTcsr addressed 10 =
s--z-1 L1lCssi States Senator VINO
o, --e-si-- mis- bib. ant WIN azso
g "a = ne managers Of TIE can
.lSZcT q . csa-a gentleman xor
e-- II ne United States
v---1 -a.:=- : certainty IN the nature
.c .---sz.- \ re Sena-1r, n relation
49, -1h. midday = re does 1o1 cease
-S -Pes1-cr = This bill. Thai lei
- nm re publicity bureau Of
- - Fc-c C0npazy a. Whining
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08

G2neola- v Y MAY T-C,a-src a
Coornns plotting a. 0rgaco plane zsts,
three Passengers and hansalf rose -
the f1elgnE IT -sAA Sae.. new
worlds record ever Mitchell, sesd
here late today. The record Is
Toucaed for by officials If the Amer
can Flying club.
The previous regard for four uas-
se-sers- acordsng 10 officials at TIE
Frying club. was approximately l. sgsB
feet While The exact time was ncr
taken unofficial estimates placed Il
AZ one hour and Ten minutes The
piaas has a Ia horss power motor
Coornns vas formerly 4 sergeant IN
the American Army Air service. FsEs
Passengers included representative
OF the company manufacru-ing the
Plane ana rwo newspaper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
Witnesses Missing
i'm Suit Against
Bond Plot Heads

New YORK. Ma Witnesses schei-
lied 70 testify toIaT bgt0re Federal
Commissioner GliEhrst n bankruptcy
proceedings arszsE-It by s1refy corapR-
zles against jules II. f--Nickv'1 Al
s1zln and Dax3d " Sullivan. former
head II TIE braksraSe 3-n % sullivan
& Co. IN connection with View Farx' ;
Sssasa M BIND plot failed 70 appear.
Comm issni-e- CElCsiir- wa:ss4 for Ray
Canea. slsts- Of -',Ssrkv'' CJtea. -zsso-
cate Of A-zs-Hln. u appear End give
further testimony and n anticipation
af clashes between witnesses arrange
-nsatS had bern made % station extra
gz1s-rls n me commissioner -oCn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
Coney Island Cops
Determined to Take
the JOy Out of Life

New YORK Nay Pie Coner Stand
Pul-ce tooag issued : is; n ~duz Z tor
summer batAe-S Under ne e3.c-- vcn-
II entering the Atlantic " lu1znE.nE II
ne sand mist wear s,ock.nEs-ae-
socks one-pleos aa-aEaE suils are
banned and skirts mrs- tall % the
Eaees- And a5ov= II. .ae-e MIST De
10 ~sh4nEry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
sc~conn oesaee-x Defeat Rhode
Island

Brunswick, May -.-5ovioil E1n
and Stale College tonight on 4 3aaI
debate or TIE question. Resolved
that the Lloyd George Plan for Ira
land Should Be Adopted" Bovioin
had the Negative Of the subject The
speakers tar Borioln were Alber- T.
Thaye- .. Of Cailinsyllle. CT Joseph
E9cuegan - Of Eofyoke- Mass. and
James E Mitchell -. q Bangor The
Rhode Island 6eha-e-S we-e ATher- e
Eoibr-l - u Paw-rcker. r L. sid
aey r Levine. - az Providence r
1. and David A Msdgiey -. Of Pro-
v.dence. P T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
O. z. S. az Portland On 1e.s,

Portland. May Cine o. ne most
important conventions 0f the rear
IN f-are-naI circles VIII pc rae a1nua-
meeting Of the Grand Chapter az
Maine. Order Of the Eastern Star.
This meeting viii be held II me Ma
sonic Temple. "Wednesday. MAY 70.
and representatives from all Of the
chapters ara expected N addition 10
many of the permanent members OF
the chapter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08

=-1as-7-~1 NJ. May a E.5ess csn-
--re vii -zpiace Ire condemned
1rEge- I'm z1-Ae- u tie
\ ms ctr. The plans
7 s:-1C.1-e z-s a. present beng
'i--- and WIEN completed proposals
2--4E. vii ne ISSUED = .
1aTe IL The cement work
- 1etg-s re SNOW t.es
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
MIL Heir Curt at Bangor

Bangor. M May The S-sEs Of
he jordan Lumber Company and
Tsrg and Ecgel Box Company 81 Old
Town. numbering snrre 80 hands
walked out az 1oen ae-s- me demand
TOR a general increase Of 5 Per cent
N wages had bean refused The mills
ara smut down and L21e management
say the next move s up u he ue-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
W aterville Gains
in Population
With Total 1881

Washington. Mar wa.e-vsiie.
Maine Ll5sI; increase 1898 or Is-s
per cent
Belmont Mass 1a-z4. increase Of
s-a. OK aas per cent
Bridgeport. Conn. IA, az Increase
a. aas or as per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08

Bangor. Ne. MAY S-A Maine CeT1-
raj switching CRAM coupled -1e3- an
sne 10 4 blazing freight car loaded
with fancy seed POTATOES and hailed
4 through tns yar1 10 crossing
where !. could be reached by me CRY
Trener. VINO put cut The IRE PoTa-
toes worth szsB or mUre we're same
v7ss roasted but me bulk was nCJ
da-racAS
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Haf Inch Ice. ". salSsi,

West Baldwin. May The wea--l-
~ IS re c0iGest experienced 81 tins
tine CT the ysa- for 0a1y years
Wednesza yuor-in- ICE vas found
half an Inch mick II many places.
Farmers ara beng he'd hack II their
plans tor planting by 7sas2c Ct c-.e
continued cnld weather
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Ind de- Nay The concluding
-'-'-.- = re Grand Masonic bodies Of
--'-;s Fas la q ne Grand Command
~esssr52v ze.=aonn. when
-s-asss q IN. organization vzs
- n zhor- Tine cMce. we're
- IS -oilows. Edward ~. Tseeie-
~. -i-s H7cG. grand commander Frank
- Imam u sk1wnexaa. =. G. G.:
-enzcs II Bangor, e. c.: Cy-
z7ch4-1~ Of Wilton c. (. c.;
allen n Portland G 9 W
- 2. AcConald Of Portland. G. :.
't David l. wilson Of Bath. &
4~.rs Z ClaAse of Portland. c. =;
DAVIS Of Portland e. r:
darShv IF Bradgsn. q. :. Z
p, sor'E o. R=lrfrrd. c. s q.
--aE-ance Of skgwnegaa- g.
1I'gw Z Howell Of Portland.
--rzHa K Could OF 7ocNand.