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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
Congressman Name
Mixed Up i'm S10,@
Bribe to Dry Official

Chicago. Oct 1.-the name of a
congressman today WAS brought be
fore the Federal grand Jury invest
CATION uf an alleged wi11skey ring, bv
a government official. in telling Of i
SIii is.Al uriise offered MN by d wom-
an To stop Prosecution in connection
with recent wfllskey traffic 0iEcIos-
u-es mere The woman. the witness
test fled. frequently conferred with
congressman. The official said he
WAS led 10 believe that the congress-
man was Interested in tine wflskev
ring
After conference between Fed
erai officials today II was ssiIG that
Mrs. Arithmetic Du-vsn- for same
time familiar figure around the
Federal building, and Harry z. Allen.
formerly department of justice
sa.s..Yrr would be asked 10 tell officials
whether they knew anything - The
ring
Federal fudge yandis actively en-
tered The Investigation today when
he called TWO wholesale mauufaCtur-
ing druggists before him 10 explain
an excessive amount of alcohol in
their products
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

Nssw Tari. oct 1.-THE largest in
f.eTTIa fsGra obligation sver negotiated
ar 1ar1.ss-,.c.ais bankers in financial his
rer- rook Dlace tsGav when ! ?.
Morgan and Company Us syndicate
managers di@hut-sed upwards Of S75o.-
asg $50 To holders Of NOTES ut the
.Arr-Ic-F7~esacTs s5t,a.eoa aee five per cent
fwa vea- Isag
sl.-ftt4y more tslan ~.aft afn .aan 70
NAMED IN ne uaIt AZ maturity 1paa-
tie nlzsor PIT af the loan having
fss.--r taken M br the T-ir:sh govern
mont n1auT nlnxTtsls ag1. Although
scores crowded the Morgan offices al
Broad ami Walt st-ee+ during the dav
-44p uavruef1fs were u1affs ittf dispatch
ami without effect urun tire money
market. In fact anticipation ar IT'S
successful conclusion caused a rrp-
rauurrei decline in cal money rates
Yuafry- or toaavss demand loans being
9f ann even s Der cent rs
against the r@renf ruling auotatiUns of
per cent
Az may be months. & not Years
terore all of the notes represented fur
lssz-ment nv small ind wiritral holders.
many sf Whom live IN Tesrnofe parts
OF the Country and are rot in tnIcn
w1rh anaurias ensadftions. virrs1aiiy
iii ~ siae uzsrmnufs tadav we're IN
sfs..lss ranging Fss1in s7sf=a no tens az
.sluasauos ul aollarS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
Govt Content with
Showing in Drive
Against Ell. C. of L

n ashiuEtun. Oct 1.-THE guvprn-
nIeuT drive against the high Cost Of
liking, abandonment ~ winch mas
beer ser for Nev I, RES cDst an
prnxlrnarely Ssse esue. according =,
figures al the Department Of Justice
lnGav which sent ietIars TO all Iair
price examinations informing them
OF me cnnclusiBp OF the cam Dasgn-
Department officials saIc the drive
had been successful nut that lack Of
funds mad forced 1as eiecisfur To DIS
solve rnc organization built up fs~
she Wa on prpfi1eers They pointed
70 collections Of fines aE-veEatinS
more ufTan S.s.ist.ts.l. assessed aEalnss
convicted prDfiieers as evidenue Of
the Success attained
Further fines max ne collected. r.
was added from the mnzre than lSpR
persons ana firms indicted through
activities of she fair PRICES groups.
t1uu~ictIens obtained through the
fasr price committees totalleG Isl
records If the department shower
There remain more -nan stAl other
cases where arrests have been made
hut the Triais have not been hela.
Prison sentences Innnsen aggreGaIe
Ia yen-s and 10 months IN cases al
ready decided Officials saia thTe
represented Tnurc man ~ convictions
SINCE most of the sentences verr
s;f1OT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

Ha.iaaeipllia. Pa OCT Isl.--1oN
henry ! Alien. Of KANSAS said 10
7,-H- ma ne woald comply with the
-sguesl 1f President Wilson and for
~a-r n Washington information IN
is unzHessinn CONCERNING the recent
20 me in wi,tmt. Ha expects 70 re-
PIP 10 Kansas within Il few DAYS and
7alu mat ne would give the matter
-,s a~IartiGn then
statement Coz Alien also
&-.G-
A4nns1 immediately uQon me re-
uanlnc of the Chicago Board Of
T-ade the wheTF uIartet LOST It's mai
ia STABILITY anu begin 10 manifest
Ir huctuatIons which cila-aeterize 4
nanIpulatinn ofe~1iie market The
nan wheat they mad bought have
wen GOWN thu wheat IN the United
~rIras ann haze scored the msst sen
s.1tanal decline since rhe wa
The president has NO power 70
establish dlfTe-eurIa 'se only
znIrlE ne can do Is 70 thoroughly III
vestl Esta me gambling OF 1i,e Board
# TRADE and bring SUCH reiief as is
7sossIiait When fisH nszs- session Of
Irr---ess assemblies. undounrea,v n
a5ll restore the tariff u "a GENTS a
1ushe WITH wnlrr the Republicans
arotarran wheat "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
COX GIVEN BIG
RECEPTION HOME
TOWN OF HARDING

Marion, o.. Gcz- IA r-uusigiE re-
ceptOn todag was gwen Governor
LnZ a Marion. thu home fuwn II
eenalur Harding ms Republican ~
pnnent- Several Thousand persans.
ciaeered ana apniauded liIe Governor.
The sena-nr WIS our Ut towr on ms
Southern -rIp-
Ths bIs cre~G heard che Governor
Ii'an a TeTnpnraTs platform near ghe
-all-0aI station 4Es7ar.al blocks from
rilt fr-gni porch winch rfle Governor
has riCiiculed for weeks Thousands
packed around me standard ana
hundreds were nercnsd on freight
cars and house tops Automobiles
We're parked InIckiS fur blocks III
ews-v direction
At-frimg al Il cipfk an iloU late.
Ewo brass bands ascnrrar tfls4 ETnVC~-
nor 70 me PLATFORM nearby 10 within
" walked aniiri iiand-sillkln. ..f7wds;
and mac literally tD ffgft MS wa5-
through aile cheering crowds Tnarz
were a few cries Of -fETurrzlF Tor
Harding
cpeRing his ad1-ass the Governor
iaiu iluw he mad gone through rae
country touching elbows with Ihe
Reopie. learning their pranienas and
permitting them 10 ask Questions.
Seeing railroad men II working
clothes in the crowd the E4nzLrnrf'
paid tribute 10 -.tiIe buvs in opsraIIs, =
and said
We have fonEt11 turetiler the
Continues or Page -Eni. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
Coolidge On Business
Policy Republican
Party I'm Phila. Talk

IEl.aut InA&a Get 1.-THE nntiCr
IT rne Republican, PARTY tsiward husj-
Hese and need Of scientific adjust
menr ii ghe tariff w-as -. form ~
Governor Calvin Caul5Gge Republican
nominee for vice sresIus.at al an at
Gt1-=ss sttlsvereti here IeGzy
II mas hong been sae aecr-ire Of
fhc Republican parrv -liaf action b..
TIM. government, could ard Should az
sisr Iuu.st eut4avor IL sIfCc-ss saAu
the Governor That mas eean anont-
ed al manifold iaws al reEuiaI luTls.
Il y nur pav-y pailcy that these nave
been adopted not "a put the govern
ment Iuta business nu1 tn keep bust
ness ia the hands Of tns people Thai
policy We shall still pursue
Ei.a defined tll.s Republican policy to-
ward government regulation a. in
ts.Il9geus aI-ectasn WITH - little IT.
termeddlIng and Direct ceneGpI a. pas-
sibie."
The Democratic par-w lias declared
rsle principle Of free trade under tine
name OF tariff tar revenue ontk Ter
uiaTy rea-s. saIn lhe Governor.
-'W-llar they mean iii nrel-tsre Is EIa.e
trade fer products OF. Republican, ter
ritury ana prutect1un Tor democratic
1eE-frnry. Free. traae TOR their onpe-
nents. protection fnr themselves. TINT
is tariff for revenue on3s- wifat tlle--
sell. dutv what tlrev bu. f1se
THE Republican poiIcs has been
aEu is protection as a principle alike
far ali products anu all sections 10 ss
annIletl according IN tina e. sting con-
ditfons. It is apparent conditions are
different nov from any anne II the
past We have learned lesson from
me war II IL this. Suff,cisnt tariff
on any product needed Tor SUNNY Il
nome 10 defend Ansrica THE war
is-onugtrt us !ntn new commercial
relationship wiEa Europe There Is
fiue 70 us from abroad atnuf So. set
asa. aea. TiIa1 can never iss repaid in
Fmantl~ II mnst Or uaiu us III pro-
titrca or m some evidences OF capital
investment itae Stncss and hurrsis.
Even Eae pavmeHs Of the interest has
been postponed.
r VIII ne no aasT tazsS m balance
tn. needs of cur country on account
% this condition with the needs for
maintaining our OWE production fdr
fae benefit Of our labor eur capital
ana cur agriculture We small need
a scientific adjustment Of the tariff
made after expert anu scientific In
ssssstGs-stion but made tn discharge the
ti1s5rs 81 our government firsf To AL
americans then Ia the Essr Of the
world We shall seek for No substs-
tate for the welfare Of ali that IL
American
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
JURY T0PhSS
ON CONTESTED
SEhMES WILL
Charged " e ny
Methuen Recluse In
competent Mentally
AT Time uf Making WiI;-x2n. mE. gE
Ezrztr inNui0er 5csrnn Nrp-rc~
@np SereiW.r s5l nnB Eigir4iun
Nro.tsInra-Cou-t Reserves Sigrt
10 Aarne rsrr,es Charged

-a24ssn. Alass. Out I5-Char-es
rllIT the viii u Edward = Seilrics
Cile wealth. reeiuse 90 Nelhucn and
View Aork which Jeff the nuIk 81 an
estate OF more than So aDe aa0 10 Ar
-T7Ifr 7. v alker, a New Yar-k clerk
was matie under Influence II d time
when ti'7 millionaire WAS mentally n
competent were ordered To a mr. nor
trial ny Judge Alden T hifs III rhe
Probate court here fDdaH Albert Z
cearies Of BosInE- a nephew vim re
eeiUea S25n. ttsD under LiIe viii rs cnn-
tasting Il
The couTr reserved she rlSln II
Name rhe person or persons a-a Inst
whom rhe charge Of undue influence
should be made anu reserved decision
on other charges MADE ny counsel
I0T the nephew us The basis TOR issues
for Jury trial
Administration Of me estate WAS
erttel-ad By Lhe court 10 he piaeed IL
ctle hands o1 Augustus p Lorinr anu
RDgsr Ernest as sDecill auullnlsIEsi-
uDFE.
C'ila z. f,hoa1-. J-- Boston.
counsel Ter rne eA-ru1ars. tocHy COM
pifred has ARGUMENTS. begun on Wed
nssnaw altar Sherman l. WhiUpl= dt
Bostnn haG argue.d On behal1 Of me
nephew Nj "Whinple nan asked for.
8 jury rrIal and M- Chnate appnssd
the Proposition. naer riie farms 81
: tne viii r1e beauesr 70 Albert VIC
T8-y Saa-lfs was 10 be Forfeited il
he contested Ehe document
piut e-1lsr=d 10 -aIn control ~ the
Sssa-ies millions ana tha- he a-ea
man nag been Induced 10 make VA
ker MS TesiGua-y isga1es IN Ils De
ilef Eha- chls was The only way IN
which he cnuld max suitable. prog-Is-
IONS for the future welfare II An
c.4lo EIIlsnn. greek youth IN wnnm
Re was Interested. Ais Choa1e de-
liared te1Hv that me idea OF a plot
WAS ''purr ITrla.-i nation on the par
of Az Whipple" H auured pre-
yiOur wills made By >earies ~ 5IIp-
port MS coHcenLIan LhHt the million
ARE never hau IuIsnE.sn 10 make any
Er..fzssr provision fnr Albe-t ESea-ft.e
sr- d-ils-s than Vas suurained IN me
ina viii
TheTe WIS no .ev idssnf.e Ar Chua-e
said. Thai Walker ege- hau c-i.d ID
profit ~ MS business or personal
relations wiel the JeSta1Br. re as
serted -aa- Nir Whiupi+ had Failed %
prove ttIa1 seari..s N mis- last Illness
was improperly iaais.llsi from friends
and reIatIves and commended -la1 Al
he-- Searies mad made prepasatlunE
before MS uncie's death 20 contest
Tile death After M Cheat had
cornpiered mis- argument. Ii-. W-hIr-
pie repIieG briefly reItaTa ing has
charge. tha1 the n1iIliouaire mind
rad neeome affected and rfEa. CERTAIN
p.z-SaTls haG Ca#san advantage af MS
condition I'd obUaIn his signature to
the viii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
Bay State Town
Big Beneficiary
I'm W aIlace Dean VIII

<SGN uFfss Afs.L- The AaEE il
Stamford aanpden cuuntv Mass
Is named the princIHai beneficiar-- in
-hs viii OF DIT Wallace. X Dean.
winch was dler for slp;1-tss-ai ht7-e II
dav Or Dean died Iast 1lG N
Springfield MaaH.
Dr.. Deans home and -ae twenty
FIVE acre esea-e are beaueaEh.d 70
Biandforc fnr use a. recreation
home ann park. b trust tunu of
sac. coo is eIcazed Ier IT'S maluIen-
auce Another ~'neaues1 gives lfe
town s.e sea for e-ecuun Of rpwu
hail. winch Is 10 be used NJ Biano-
ford nigh sci1oai. The mall is 70 he
known as the Dr. Dean memoria..
Frederick l. EmmDus nf Bridge
port Conn. nephew Is given lie
estate OF S19 9ae Don h4s death
E1e principal Is 10 ~ given the EInrn'
f1r Aged. III Springfield. Mass Ed
WIN NirzArson. Of N-lnstea. CDnr- 40
other napnew Is beaueath s.. 1ou-
Thr-ae niseas. ada Mabel ana Cara
Williams or Ansouia. Conn. arr irf1
81. aos each a sisrs-. Esaiisra \ Dean
81 West Harlan Conn and a hr0tn.sr
Amrs w Bean Of Esw Harrfn1-d.
Conn. s18aG0 FANNIE ci-isN ala
Friend OF Springfield. Mass. lie IS
tate n Sfa aGa Tn. princIpai Of
wnira Gpes 10 The Goodwill Home IN
Springfield upon her death
Grace Clark OF 7olyoIs.-. Mass arn
lila c Baker al Springfield are pc
auea1hen -,s0e and s5oe 1espec-5ze-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
Cox Says 81" Are
Not Consistent In
Support of Harding

Detroit, Mich. Oct. JsIs-GTsv. Cox
Of ohin announced here runlgl1t -tiat
his campaign would he feuEfl-
saIIa-siy UPON -hf League Of Nalans
IssIIe. is drawn By Senator Harding
IN the ialrtar''s Des MONIES speech. il
which lhe senator saId that ne IA
vuI'e6 staying out
The governor : announcement was
made in q stsrremsnj replying 20 riTai
issued Jnday by - prominent re
pupilcans. headed ny Elihu Root
herbert Hoover. E7enr- " Tar and
others. declaring Their supper ot
Senator Esa-dinE
Cos. Cox asserted that ne die MOI
see now rils - si-ners could suppo--
Continues or Pare Col g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
DANIELS STARTS
LONG DELAYED
HAITI ACTION
Inquiry Board to Probe
c h al e { : Against
L. S. Marines
Masess Hu5iir Ssrnrt Of Col. SasseIi
Killing" OF Eapru-sr Saur i-S-Sst-
ga-Ipr BADLY -andisn N WIrrs-
1913 nrn

wash lIa4ion- &c. l-'--- 's=-ei'eE4 -- Dan
Iels announced tadas- rngf ne aau an
pointed a 4boa~d az Iuqui--- n, max. =
-..,,...r,,,-,. .,,.,........--
L" ia 'f'es'i c''''' "a u, = III
ted States Marines N EiH--. aTrtt paT-
tlrulariv me reference III -'1rlui4-
e.-,Yo4ns... s-fl5,rrpe,. !, ts,..,,,i.,,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

Camp I1eWens. Aver AIs1ss.. get 5
Ten horses completed a. Camp Dew
ems tnGag The 50e-naile endurance
test Tar cavairv mnunrs IN which -
horses sgaT1ea an ManGuE Iaat
CraBnet i re=Is1erred Ar;fb chestnut
geiffirS and EZis5tsm Ber grade
Arab Snidigg al Tlle same aoinr. ana
winner OF iasT wears fesl anfh own
ed by " r. Brown If Berlin. X Il
came IN a the head If me sIrin:-
followed hatr III nnur latt.r by
Bunf1ie and Nile Denlse army 20
mount SeY"srlcr grade Thnroughhreas
The WINNER VIII - annnunced TO
rnnrr.pw forenoon
The other horses finished III he
following ords.f-.
Iinlsy hernaE Prime. kInrfisile-
Aaoscpwa- Castor and Neam All
except Nuam appeared in excellent
eDndILnr- bur tins horse a register
ed Arab chestnut r1a-e was badly
tired and ba~ely walked luLu Camp
Ewp hours aSte1, Castor Thl--t4..sn
horses started the las1 iez rum
Concord. S- = rhis mn-nirrG bur
DAVID rsle-. a registered thorough
brse. E.aTnl;4- q Registered Arab and
Cninu. a grade Arab were Withdrawn
DeTn~e tine noon srop a1 MIIfarc
y. II
Each morse earned a minimum IF
IA pounds. as compared win go
pounds III iast wars test. In the
tlnal Judging. Speed viii 1.auu1 IA
per cent. condition 81 Der cent auG
fstsn le PEI eeBl- Last vear the per-
ceu1aEts Used were Speed u contil-
tiun 81. ised -. The Judges are rne
same az ias- vsat' Mayor G. a Ben
tnn af New York Mayor Hanl-y Leon
aTa gf Washington auc HaE7-v "
smith Of Worcester
OF the tan horses winch competed
rle Test mt IF g starters Two
CzabiDa1 aHc Moan are registered
arabs three RIstam Bev. Kena,
Prince and hgngfisiler grade Arabs
one A0sCawa- re=isretsea tnsraugf-
bred rwe, BIInkis and Nile Demise
g--aoA JluTuU-nuT.etts: and TWO Delly
Ill ~~EAtaA9As +9s---2sAa1d-1 -siBI-.l3lS,
Ths long Journey rom For, Ethan
hen. VI. 70 Camp Ttete. ems was
Started sarly Monday morning E.ach
da- the nurses covered So miles. the
nlgtH srups RefnG al NorriIflelG. 81
Jonnsbury End White River ,JunCtion
erHInut- and CurrnrG. X Il For
the granFer par- al In, course -iley
--1IveIssed counE-- roads at va-ious
character ranging rom s0T1 ds:r 70
well packed gravel WIN an OCCASION
al stretch o. la su-t1s,ed state
uuaGs- In KeT-mHu- and New E4arnp-
shire thev encountered rllfnv lnus
and steep hills bur au the last tae
TODAY me gong was cnrnna IA Is ret.l-
isvai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

New Yn1,k Oct 1.-the first ar
rests n cnnnettIon win ri1e hunt ru-
New Yorkis liquor 1elI,-r na-AHI "
came rntav when TWO men We're Ealian
into custody IN an auturnonIle hearse
earring aicnhnl On u fer-v boar tn
New JERSEY
six tightly naiied wooden boxes.
elcn containing 4 fl~e gallon jug OF
grain aicoha! were found il ms
hearse. Ralph FasIIip ana Charles
Bosco, when az-esteG. are said ow fad-
era agents 10 have confessed me.
ware being paid f1r transporting the
liquor and for this particular Jub
SIT
f'ranlnlaun agents asserted they
mac been herring Of ''heRrse saloon
Tor some time IN connection with the
liquor curb huz haa mad difficulty
IL racing r. Eecnrds showed thai
INC hsarse mas been II Use as a
liquor anE alcohol transport Tar a
considerable period
FRANK L. So@Q. CnifI en- urcaHfenS
agent mere. SAFE tonight Illicit wins
key buyers N View York were now
getting coioreti wafer II MANY cases.
Colnred aicGhal Is put II one nSE1Ie 0f
case sabelled wnIskev. and eninrec
wafer II the aLner bottles Then al
Jsr sampiing the aicnilnl the entire
case Is readily snld ne sand. only fgr
me buyer 10 find the deoeft when rile
seGond bottle Is opened.
+ asuiu and Boscp We're ar-a7Enec
before United Ssatas COMMISSIONS.
Hitchcock charged with illega5
rrauspOriallun o. liquor They fur
nisneG bends for s. o0o eacn for a
hearing F'riGar
E9ruhiDIJlaE agents also seized
eighty casas and TWO cartons nf Wills
KEY found IN a shack n an East I3frh
sIyaeI garage The wf1iskag WIS ia
belled -'L4Z-nctlbu-- bu1 III marks
which migflr have disciBsHd the iden-
THY Of rhe consIEnee had been re-
moved Agents expressed The aelIe+
that the liquor haG been stolen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

London. Oct. There ware M
signs ronighE OF any n vestlE.a1Ion OF
meditation ID averr the coml strike
which ne decision Of tae miners 6ieie-
gates IL conference raGay gues mite
effaG, Tomorrow n4Ehc- .aklug Sruni
1tle mines more Laau / a-3 r,u man.
lnru 7-epara1Ion
The cabinet to-day d.-cld.sa upon al
necessary steps TO prn1etst rile public
services ana the interests " the pub
lie Ii general TIN, fac- ma IN
government mas mad such fnnE
1ime % MAKE preparations mas tended
q give me peopie q feeling NJ cop
fidsnce. Premier L.ieyd George Will
remain in London oyer tire week -sI.d
instead 81 taking ms customary visit
TO the country - as 10 b- ysaGsr fnT
an new aevefulimeu-
Emergency orders empowering me
ocai authorities Jn lz4he steps n szon-
nInize III the use 81 GOA and ii-,aein=
haze been issued bv rhe secre5as-e aI
mines. These orders viii Iims IA.
consumption Of domestic qua onn
hund,,edweigi1r weakly Der nousehujd
The rood ministry mas been gwen
PERMISSION 10 resume Darrllli ra-Iun-
ing # il bscHrlss net.essal-.-
large Stock or -arr
As The strike mas been hrew:u-; Icr
50 long the authorities ma - auruHru
!azed large stocks Oh GOA. wnil 15
vate consumers have iald III sunpr-s.
fiencs- unless me strike IS -InG1l.-
prolonged ar the railway man Sl.scltife
, 10 ION rhs miners. r. IS NOT exD.-cs..,l
ltle COUNTY, will suffer ssef-iuusly
Pupfic sympathy appears 10 be an-
JIreiy with rhe government Nam
penpie eGncete Iha1 rne miners arr
entitled 70 an increase IL wages hv
ViI-rUre of -i1e Increased eosG OF iViug
trur contend -ha1 rne ner shousd ac-
CspUed me government offer az sub
NIT tle matter II an independent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
PHONEY POLICE
SEEING BOOZE
ABOARD VESSELS

A1T-foIk- Va. It't. l+--F7'lItce q Nnr-
folk announced lattar -sey were on tire
t-all 81 Z Number rf men VINO Bad Gor
sevafztl veei5s i,ise.u iaoayrt g vasseis in
HanlpJpn knaas displaying na0ges
4l1ni!aT ~ tlics- worn ~ pei1ue aaG
prnnjhltion agents und ''se.z.nE in rnt
name ~ Cas law aay hquar srncss az
board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

A.anuon- tsc-- ls-- . a-ncr .sPc-
Tesa-v az tre American STUDENTS Tern
peTance Movement white addressing a.
pFnnibtl Iou uI@-tiuE Ia Sheffield was
SEfiIigpp-sj br Sheffield University stu
DENTS ana driven IN an aarnmpnii. 20
The manrs. where he was l,,rs sccs-e-
ING 10 a dispatch to-day ~ the Evening
news. Tie was nor il.luE.u and ~vsnt-
ualiy gat Dack to town alone
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MORE HOTELMEN
TO BE GRHLED
ON FOOD PRICES

Boston 0rJ 15-Huteis in Fail
fsIver. ifucnbu-g View Ledrsrd and
This CITY we're added toEtay hy T. 3
Actsirrte,- LanfeJ Gallagher &c lhe i,st
af dining places frnm wilicn he wisnes
reports nes.1 tuesday TO meef rsn-
plants thar they are eaacring es-
cessivr DI-agISs on food. Anprnx1ma14--
iy l5H restaurant keepers nave Deer
invited IL attend 81 snn-eFennsa Win
MIN on oMnray anu IN. hnte keep
ers rnvIEed 20 meet hsln Tuesday
number aaout 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
Absence of Baby
Coughlin' $ Body Blocks
Charge of Murder

FhilaueIphaa, t'ct I5-aisrTfF.t AT
lUrner r Y ReHntnae- auHouncer to
tl.ly thAT Augusta Pasquale aa
CfanS viii NOS be piaEeu On r-tal
lhar-eu with sisr aeasa Of tlasAi--
CouGlljn. who was sidIIaupea ns-
Juue- DESPITE his alleged confessions
max te Killed The enid the district
attorney SAID "'pasuua]s cannot be
g~teu for murtier under a state law
unless the aous of rfIe Glli,s IS found
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Northern New England: Fair Sat
n1'giaY- sunday partly CiundN. probab-
ly showers m North Vermont and
North View Hampshire not much
ciian-a IN temperature
Southern New England. FAR sat
u1-ciay and probably Sunday Snrne-
what warmer SuturaaT
Eastern New YarS Fair -asur-
Gay exespt probably showers IN ex-
trerne north portions, SUNDAY party
cloudy, MOI much change IN temper
azure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

tribunal! T7ise-e rs ne duubt negazl-
aVians VIII continue during me strike
and rne hnps Is Expressed that some
C1lIne u me dlrectIsnI o=f ala SETTLE
Son1lnuen on Pave -Ecl 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

Warrington. Orr. I.l-P--essisi.s111.
Wiser rag Requested Coy Alien of
Sznsas u Tprwa-d rs the Federal
T-adn COMMISSION any information
y nas lending ID Indicate thai tine
-rcsrT decline IN whsaf prices was
iiif 70 unfair p-artIces or GnInpeti-
.for n 70 other Artificial cflnzes
r-1sr 10 this efLact sent to-day
7~ Secretary Tl1mui-y was In. answer
- uar~ appeals fur government ar
IN mixing IN an embargo On Can
4IaE wheat These were referred
=7nc rIme ago ID tine commission
SIT nc Department Of Agriculture
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

Forecast fur Boston and VICINITY:
FAIR Sarurda~ and prni5ai1jy Sunday
somewhat warmer SATURDAY.; moHer-
ute east To south wIn41s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
ENGLISH GOVERNMENT READY TO
COMBAT COAL MINERS STRIKE
FEAR ACTION RAILWAY MEN

Long Threatened Meve Taken Advantage Of
Large Stocks of Coal AceamulztedHPub-
he Sympathy with Government = Miners
Confident VIII Win In Demand for Higher
Higher WageslPeople Inclined to Panic
Over Possibility Rail Tie-up-E1ab
Plans to Meet SItRation-Ratioaing of Feed
and Fuel Probable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

indianapolis. Ina.. Oct t5.-Azsse----
fnr tna1 -Ame-l-a must Cin everything
sfle can II preVerE future wars. sen
a1nr Harding renewed 1anIcilT MS
declaration OF SIX walks ago that IN
urEaniZInE the sentiment OF The wnriri
Tor peace iiss favnrs taking al tna1 Is
runG in tho Versailles League OF VA
lIoug.
Quoting from his League speech
of August -. tine Republican nominee
lSontlnuer or rare S-Cot. s