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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
NEARLY NORMAL
Traffic On B. & NJ,
Hardest Hit by Storm
Portland anc White Mountain oIv'-
SONS anc Several Branches Clear
&c - Mix Trains Running ard
Some F-e,snr Moved

Boston. Mach a-Ths Boston and
Maine -s..-oa6, which has Deer me
worst sufferer from ice and SNOW =
su!-.ng ION the blizzard Of last Sal
u-day was -aplClv approaching nor
MAJ conditions today. SC-a Inc
ves1arr and eastern sides OF me
Portland DIVISION LngeLner VIII me
White MOUNTAIN DIVISION. the Y Or
ceste-, Nashua and Portland division
IND ssys-a- branches Al Of winch mad
Deen partly booked, were cfea-
again
aouI-na. trains WERE sen over me
White Mountains DIVISION FOR lie
first ume since Saturday The sOIt1-
e-r division. one Of the other routes
% Mour-ea.. was -eopened LATE To-
DAY for rs erLi-e length from Boston
70 White E.:ve- Junction. vermont
and Canadian rams are expected %
come over that line tUno--ow-
Two or three small branches Still
were blocked Nearly the norma
number Of milk rains were 0pe-a-a d
TO-DAY and some freight was moved
Boston suburban rains ware RUNNING
IN heir regular schedules railroad
officials said that they expected Ia
move q large amount II freight IT,
morrow. Other railroads. were pretty
well cleared EorlEr- CONSIDERABLE
progress was made with me aId ~
vuIun-ee-s. workers digging Out ---aj-
Icy lines but scores Of towns s--I.
were without sI-aet -aIway se---ire
tonIght and many cars and blows
we-e standing temporarily abandoned.
on The racks n rural DISTRICTS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
Seek to Release
Big Food Hoardings
In Chicago Houses

Chicago March 9.-P.aas 70 force t1to
-he retail --ads me largest amount -
food ever thrown on The market II me
Tnlres STATES ware announced -ooav nv
District Attorney -!ine before ieariu :
-0- Washington 70 lay the scheme De
fore A1Io-nev General Palmer
James A Miller, assistant Gist-icT a.
-o-ney 1as gathered figures u show
cra- Chicago storage houses now hold
SO ;;'s pounds " nu--e- as compared
with 20 81 pounds u burre- STORED
here z rear azn More han FIVE and
one-ralf million pounds OF cheese ara
beng held where -hev was MY so 81
prunGs at year
Nj -Iine sale prices were neing kept
1T ~ wttfnplctng -tese foodsru.s. re
said ne Planned p use both the pure
enod and o-rE arr and the Lever law
against storage norses II 1o-re the food
STORES on The ma-keI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
Coal Commission
Yet to Determine
Fair Wage Level

Y aSElnELnE. Ml-cr ~ IN al
other questions n issue understood
u ~ definitely agreed upon. differ
encas between members IF -ne Goa
strikes settlement COMMISSION as :,
a fair wage level cor the 800 9eG BIZ
luminous NINE workers II rns coUn-
C-v Still -amain q be iToned out i
was learned codar before fnal fo-mu-
larIon II the award which must oe
returned by Friday. Eea.tZcion mat
Ana agreement Is imperative 70 pre-
rent q collapse IF the entire work OF
me curuu1ssIon was said n have
prevented any possibility Of 2 split
81 far and 70 carry assurance that 7
compromise finally would ne reached
The commission will nor confne II
self % d ba-e awa-t, OF the several
demands presented by miners and
operators buI IN rs conclusions vii,
strike deep H. the fundamental eco
nor7ical differences OF the mine
workers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
END ARGUMENTS
Vets from Bay State
and Rhode Island
Flea OF ~ereucks Vets - Be -ea-a
tocay - Question Then Up %
Supreme Cou-t - Dry Amenamert
revolutionary Opposition Con-
-encs

aEnl1E-r. Ma 9-p-assu a-lor,
CT arguments II cases from E-hod4
-s.anc and Mazsa cnuser-s ATTACKING
tae vaAdl-- OF the prohlhiaor
amendment 70 ne constitution were
concluded rodav II supreme cou--.
The case from Kentucky vii De dis
posed Of como--ow. after which the
question WI be eft % the nation $
highest. tribunal Cor decision.
Counsel @Dr nose attacking the
a-nendner- continued today 70 a--1s
thar = was revolutionary ana at IN
vaslor Of states rights.
oC are now coming 70 a fork
n me rOad, one leading 70 the power
o. amendment and the ether back
20 the CONSTITUTION" Levy Mavor Of
chicago told The court II opening
1dr The kentucky COM iaIaan1s. The
v@-y proposition Is Staggering There
Is no difference Il We discuss wins
key, tobacco Or cotton rise ancpe,
the question mat this deals with
~---@nhTN anu u"eG ts1CC TNs Dyr-
cIpie ICvolvpd-1an this constitution
; De uprooted2
The question Is more than pro-
nloIrior. Police power Is svnpn-
ornous with the sovereignty Of the
stare. Remove the police power and
no state will exist
Mr.. Mayor denied that The amend
msn- had been ratified properly III
view Of the referendum p-uvis1urs m
numerous state constitutions -erutr-
ing such proposals 70 De submitted
&C the voters
These contentious were denied hv
solicitor Genera. King and assistant
Attorney General F-larson vino ar
Eued thai The amendment was adopf-
"a properly ny congress and had
oesn ratified by -a-ee-fou--h Of the
states The solicitor general also
SAID EhH amendment did not inter
-e'H with chs functions Of the states
pC- gaze me federal government
power % act with the states II en-
forcing prohibition and resulted from
genera demand upon congress TO
assist dry states n enforcing pro
nlbt-lon laws.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
WAGE DEMANDS
Of Pennsylvania Min
ers to Mine Owners
cor1rit-ee Nance % Begin work
Thursday - Unofficiai Opinion or
Operators Tina, Wages Ass<ec
Means higher Price for Goa

New York, March demands
which anthracite nine workers Of
Pennsylvania have asked operators
I'd incorporate n the new wage agree
-ne-,t . te drafted 10 take efsc,
april : were formally presented u
me nine owners today and Sub
committee Of pracucaI men was
named % neEoLla-e me new CONTRACT.
THIS committee viii meet here on
The genera commr-ae Of miners and
operators which met today 70 begin
me negotiations adjourned = meet
81 -ne cal Of me sub-cnmm: --ee.
lille unofficial opinions were y
pressed bv Operators -aa- the IN
c-aase = wages asked hr The miners
wouiC mean Al advance II the Dr1ce
II COZ. It the consumer Z granted.
no ofhc.al comment was issued ~
the mine owners as 20 me effect the
demands would rave upon Inc INDUS
---v our a statement was promised a.
i later date
Eacr sloe acul--ed that m def
uIrE decision would De reached Int.
ne award IF ne oI-uminous caal
commission Z ne wage demands OF
ne soft Goa miners IS handed down
a. " ashIng-or.
The basis IF ne agreement n me
anthracite industry = was sIatac
would depend largely upon the
amount If me increase 70 De Evec
ne sOf-. coal workers.
The arIacipR. demand nv the an
-hrac,-e men include the following:
Thai contract wages De increased
81 per cent
Tina. ne s,,cIlemer-a.. aE-eenen-
IF 1877 and 1918 shall d included II
the wage scaie as basis upon which
tie present per cert shall De added
and that al day men De granted al
increase Of 6. q day
Thac Z wo-gdav Of no- more thar 81
hours I'm bank - bank De established
4nr all classes Of INSIDE anG outside 6aE
laaor and OUTSIDE 3av labor an1 month
y men FIVE DAYS per week win inns
and a half Inc for overtime ana double
Tine fu- SUNDAYS and holidays.
4 closed SNIP CONTRACT
Tha- wherever practicable cDal shall
pc pad for he lega. ton basis which !:
..c.o pounds II Pennsylvania The pres
EN- contract was made for tpur vear.
am expires March =.
~her are aoour a dozen other de-
r.aads Of z -ecnrira. nature and -Dn'
slce-e1 minor hv norF SIDES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
American Oil
Worker Killed
BY Mexican Bandits

Houston Texas. March 9-Hpa1'
Foley. al empioye Of the Magnolia
Petroleum On. al Tampico, Mexico,
.1as bean killed by Mexican bandits.
according n cabieg-nm received By
5. J. Rvtngtnn today rom P J
Blackmua- manager Of the MaEno-
ia Co.
No details were gwen. The MaEno-
Ia Petroleum Co. viii send the body
10 Houston. according 10 rne mess
age. Bying.on SAID ne knew no PAT"
Foley bur that Dan Foley, formerly
Of Corpus Christie. had been IN the
employ Of the Magnolia Co. n Mex
co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
MAINE PASTORS
AT BANGOR TO-DAY

Bangor, Ale. March State Sec
Rotary AdeIbe-t :. Brooks of the In
-erchu-cn World Movement had 70
night received assurances from $50
ministers that they VIII be present
al The state pastors conference
which opens tomorrow afternoon IN
me Hammond St-aey Conc-ega rional
church. Bangor The wurnan's con
ference will open a. the same time
al the Columbia Street Baptist
church under me caal-naasnrp Of
Mrs. Henry " Peabody Of Boston
among me speakers a both confer
ences Will ne Daniel A Polling OF
Boston. associate president of the
CuIted Society Of Christian Endear-
or and George Sherwood EDDY, di-
rector Of China survey Of the In
ta-cnU-rh World movement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
1000 Manchester
Citizens to Dig Out
N-Mle Stretch

Manchester. \. L. March s-Mure
than eane men and boys cleaned e
miles Of cutters and car tracks Ii
the cIry's Official dig out day" to-
day. Bank presidents Wed with
clerks recruiting sraffs of army
navy and marine CORDS and sales
girls from the stores IN using pick
and shovel
". Il McElwsin Complain shoe
factories closed down while its men
employees helped street department
workers Ex-Governor Charles NJ
Floyd was one Of the leaders with
the shovel. Over $50 nigh school
boys kere commanded by Superin-
tendent Of Schools Herbert r Tay-
lpr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
FULL RESTORATION OF PEACE
KEYNOTE SUPREME COUNCILS
MEMO ON WORLD CONDITIONS

London. Mar s-C3y The Asso-
ciil-..G Press The supreme council
mas issued memorandum On ward
conditions. It's conclusions are as
follows:
F't-sr:v-E Is Of paramount import
aace that peace conditions should De
fully and completely restored e. me
ea-liesr possible moment throughout
ne world
To achieve TITS object I IS desl--
able first rha- peace and normal
economic relations Dc re-esLaoIIsnea
Al the earliest moment possible
throughout eastern Europ-: second }
tuar armies everywhere should D. -a-
1ucsc % a peace footing, mat anna
neuLs should De limited 70 The lowest
possible figure compatible WIN IA
fiona securities and the lsaEus Of
nations should Ne Lr-Ttad II consider
as socn as p0ssl Die proposals 10 THIS
enc; third -hat states which have
been c-ealec or enlarged as Z result
OF me war should 1mmecla1elv &c
asia nIisn 4uIl and friendly co-ope-G-
non and arrange for unrestricted II
-e-cnange IF comm ociues. n order
-na1 the essential unity Of European
economic life may oe nut impaired
by the erection Of ar-dc,a! economic
barriers
Continued or Page Col. g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
Burke Again
TOFQce Trial
Sept. Court

The trial OF Jonr Surse. sc-
Susec by the State OF -ne murder
OF Nelson BARLEY, will not be
neic at the April term Of court
AZ S<o~nesar. The time OF rre
new t-sa WAS -efe--ec - rne
Counsel for -ne defense. ry Az
rorney General Guy l. star7rH.
This ~iI! countless ruean rfar -,,e
t-iai ~ili come ur before the mex.
Sep+er,oer term Of court. This
will give mary norrns Fo~ norn
sIoes OF ere case IN securing new
witnesses ans -nundfng out ev'-
aence. in -ne n7ear:ire. bail mas
not been secured for John A.
Burke, me Jackna, ex -eeputy
sheriff, although -ne-e -as beer
Some +ais frat ne m,grt pc re
leased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
Osborne Handed
Bouuuets by Daniels

Washington. March -LieuL. ON
u1aude- Thomas Mott Osborne g ad-
ADMINISTRATION uf the Portsmouth. y.
H. navai prison Was commended by
Sec-es2.-y Daniels II a letter today
accepting his resignation as mem
DER Of the naval reserve force and
prison cpmmRndaut.
The policy OF heipfulness and hope
which has characterized your admin
isr-zripn viii be continued" the sec
rsfary wrote You have taught the
navy and the country that prisons
are to memo prisoners and not 10
bresk them. Il must be SOURCE of
qualification 10 you that 60 many
Young men wi,e had violated naval
regulations Gr been CONVICTED OF
wrong doing have found themselves
through your friendship and leader
shin and that all over the country N
an walks of life have been making
suod"
rnmYnoCure A. z Wadhanls. e. >.
n. retired. was designated by sec-e-
tzry Daniels as commandment al the
Portsmouth priscn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
Peary's Trophies
Go to His Son

Washington, March s-The viii OF
Rear Admiral Robert Z. Pea-y. L. 5.
n. retired filed today for probate.
directs Cnar al medals trophies AMI
books and Eagle Island near Surnh
Aa-pswen. Ne. be given To his t.
vsar-aid son. Robert z Pear. Jr
The island. which the will asse--s
was purchased by the dlscove-er OF
The North Pole with money earned
while high school student, is La
-e,nain permanently IN the Peary
family
Mrs PeRry ny terms Of the VIII
receives for hersels anc division,
among the children the residue NJ
the estate. including securities ssti-
mated IN value 81 $50 .eeo and a s-ouy
OF islands in Casco Bay. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
Hundreds Dead
from Earthquake
Near CITY Tiffis

THIS, March s-vla Consranrtno-
pie. March S-IBv The Associated
PresEl-Severai hundred persons are
dead and thousands Of others are
homeless as a result of an earth
quake today which destroyed Max
het- GakaIi and other villages with
in a radius NJ 90 miles west of Tifiis.
The city Of Tifiis was shaken and
manyb uildtngs were severely dam
aged.
Thousands If rerusoG are pouring
NTH Tffiis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
Embargo May Mean
General Shortage
Of Food In Maine

Portland. Ne March 9-Anotner
a,nba-gr On f-eigs1 mas been placed
t,r ne mime Central Railroad Il was
announced today Nothing Is being
accepted for immediate shipment.
Unless this order. which is due 70
ice-hound conditions IN the Yards and
sifie-tracks. lis lifted soon. It is feared
q general food shortage IN the State
will result Stocks are said 10 De low
in many places and insisrenr demands
have been received BY joboers for
s!uick shipments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
Master Mind in
Gotham Bond Plots
to Surrender Self

Syracuse. March e-That Jules ".
(Nicky} A-ustein. accused Of plotting
for months the Chefts of securities
IN the financial district would sur
render to the New York police when
bail was secured. was the opinion
expressed nere today by Eugene r
MCGEE one Of Arnstein's counsel
who was IN this city on private
business.
MCGEE lei for New York where
Afnsoein's actress wife Fannie
Bruce. il endeavoring 10 make ar
rangements with the authorities IN
he matter of bali.
New York detectives who hare
besn n this section have returned n
the metropolis. MCGEE deried any
knowledge Of Arrsreiu's where
about1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
TRAIN TRAFFIC
OUT OF PORTLAND
is NEAR NORMAL

Portland. Ne, March 9-Matne Cen
--a,, Boston & Maine and Grand
Trunk passenger trans ws-H being
operated rodav with g-aacsr regular
~ than yesterday. and II was ex-
Tec-ac chat hy night the whole list
u scheduled trains would pc IN ser
vice.
Al 0f the Maine Contra! lines war.
reported open. except the Mountain
Division and section Of the Rum
ford division. Boston 4 Maine - ms
were running, but were ia-a as war.
those On me Grand Trunk RAILWAY
due 70 "saearr first orders.
Considerable Improvement mas besr
made n trolley service II and around
Portland Lewiston Interu-nan ca
WERE running as fa- as Gray. hui .ha
Lewiston END OF the line was -npo--a1
II bad condition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
Suffrage Forces
Still Held Fort
in West Virginia

Chariesruwn. v Va Mar g
Forces favorinE ratification OF the
federal suffrage amendment IN the
West Virginia Legislature won an
other victory IN the senate TINS a.
re-noon II their effort 10 keep that
body II session until Senator jesse
a Bloch can arrive in Cna~Iesrown
II is expected ne viii reach here
early Iomorrpw afternoon.
Question Of ratification did moi
come IN in the house OF delegates
and that body adjourned until
O'Clock tomorrow
No word has been rece;-ed Of SEN
arur Bioch since he LEFT Chicago To
cay on special train for CINCINNATI
where it Is said another special viii
rush him 10 Chariestown 10 assure
lis being in his seat tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
lan Macmillan
ssEedition to
oaffln Land in 1921

AHc Ne, March e-Arric.es
Ao-a-ion If the Mnc1Glllnn
association winch il 70
-''ti''' ne expedition Of ponssd
iiia2 Il Bafan Land in the
gnn nex- year, were flied
II Is composed Of
% sowdo.n college and other
-. al he explorer The au-
&C capitalization liz $50. D0e.
Han Y Thomas, GeorEe r.
@hc Csa--nce A Brown uf
are respectively president.
peaident and clerk These with
= Berry II this city cDm-
Haip-ftv Of Ebe dfrectornse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Northern New England: Far
Wednesday except probably rain or
snow n northern Vermont. THURS
DAY fair
southern View England: Gene-a-l-
-a-r wednesday, and Thursday
warmer wednesday On the mainland.
East New York. Party cIoudv ana
warmer Wednesday. probably local
-ains or SHOWS n north: -hursca :
a1r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
EIGHT DEATHS IN
HOSPITAL FIRE.
GALLPOLIS. 0.

Gallispoiis. Ohio, March Eight
persons are dead and Two are expect
&C 70 die as d result OF IRE which
early this morning destroyed one
cottage and the dancing pavilion al
The Ohio Hospital for Epileprics
The dead and injured were patients
a. the lustII tuition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10

Temperatures are considerably
higher as a rule from the plains
states eastward.
With the exception Of local rains
Wednesday, in the east Gull states.
the weather viii be generally fair
Wednesday and Thursday east Of
The Mississippi RIVER
Temperatures viii be moderate.
Winds-North Of Sandy Hook and
Sandy Houk TO Hartsras: Moderate
20 fresh southwest generally fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10

T4Hy @ Hote First Presidential Con-
~ention Since 1912 IL New York,
May SO Seek AID Radical Ele-
msrt Among Labor Organizations
chicago, March 9--he Socialist party
VIII hold lie first presinenzaa. nomIna--
ing cnnvenln since 49, N New York
City May s, the nalpnal executive mn
nil-ee decided here To-Day
An effort viii De made 70 sniigr ne
radical anG progressive element
among the VARIOUS labor organ .xa -iur.s
Il The Socialist fight, :. was announced
1nv1t2-inns 10 send delegates % tins
SociAlis. convention a-s ID De sent :,
The United Nine Workers. Anaigana.as
Clothing Workers, international! Ladies
Garment Workers. Fu--iers. MachIn-
Ers aad me Workner 6 Circle
Natunal committeeman -epp--
widespread and Insisieu- demand n,
The nomination Of Eugene Z Dens. now
a prisoner II Atlanta peuirsnc.a-- Tor
alleged violation OF the espionage law
WEE announced. He is ne oni- can
didazs n the field
II Oeos Is nominated me Vice Pres
iueHr and utne- c2lciGa1es will make
the campaign for him.
Scot- Nearing and Jean -urEue-. Cor.
ner Socialist deputy IF France. ID
Tar Of lie Pnpusai-e' and a grandson
Of ka-, Marx. have been engaged Il
assist II the campaign. according =
orto T. R-anste--e-. uaeipna. sec-a.a-
An a--srnpt 70 fee De1s and 70 se-
cure amnesty 5nr al polt-ica. offender
would De maze April e II Washirc-or.
members Of the committee announced
The plan would include q large 3a-ads
and IN edo- - ge+ Al Interview W.
the President. Debs q se-vtng I Ia
year sentence
A committee IVES appointed u csaIIg
Advantage Of the opportunities .ur p-up.
aEanda 70 De offered by LIE .l.-ccra. }!
he -;al Of I've suspended Socialist as.
sembi-mec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
Stokes Conviction
Verdict Reversed

St. Louis. No, March 9-The Tn,-
ted States circuit court Of appeals To-
day reversed the verdict by which
Mrs Rnse Pastor Stokes. wealthy
New DIRK Socialist was convicted in
Kansas City m June, SIS. Of v,o.n.-
ing the espionage act, and rernandes
the case TOR new trial Mrs. sscks,
was sentenced TO ten years irnprisun-
rnrrr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
10 S1und Out L. S.
AMBASSADOR Davis
on Presidency Race

--T"-rt;.-s W Va. March eA
'''--7r HaF dispatched tonight 70
ans amDassador 70 Great
- ne Vest Virginia Dem
- COMMITTEES 70 ASCERTAIN
---''ade -eia-,ve To entering the
20 Democratic candidacy
: De- aa--
''''i '''T- Davis was endorsed
"DOcra-ic nomination By
nmittse al its convention
4a The convention had been
ne pr-pose II endorsing
@orn ). Cornwell for the
IN d Ie-rs- received rom
az @%n"uc've elm ina-ad him az
l-'c possibility
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
BANDITS KILL
B4Nh CASHIER
y KANSAS CITY

i-----sas Try Mo-. March 9-Gfvnn
asher of the South SIDE
80 n and Main streets n the
t3sI-lct OF Kansas City.
By one Of four bandits
~ -'tad 70 hold up the bank
n ~5--7.1E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
Boston Forucass

Forecast for Boston and vicinity.
Generally fair Wednesday and Thurs
day; warmer Wednesday; moderate
10 fresh southwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10

usrc. as-a- y. Il. March 9-The
2. NJ p-esldenca. prumales
= III 4.ec-l1n .. delegates 70 the
z5un. Ca and Democratic national
.rar..ons ware held II this state
~.e v1le was light bur the
.u-zs wa-e ate as the polls 1id not
~ u. clock.
T,tt l1a exception the EspUoll-
i -4r1.-,a 1es were either pledged
Y ---s-c Leonard Wood " known
* q -able To his nomination.
- zz.ap-lor was Joha ". FTaner-
: Sasraa, a candidate for dele
l;s-a.- age. vino was pledged for
S-ztr ram johnson. In me eac,y
rms -.anerty's vote was compa--
-7= ;ua1.
M Democratic ticket al me
z--.cz.-4E for deiegatas-a:-iarge
- l-DiedEed- A group Of four
assa=l ~ Robert :. Murchle IF Con-
= - running aneac OF a ticket
e. rr ATbe-- n. Noone Of Peter
e----
: -1e EEr congressional district
9rccr Z oGbU-y Of Bedford pledged
- ae--'@-- Hoover was elecIed with
=. eDDn~-1Dn as WIS Thomas J.
il.-L y Manchester uupiedEed IN
z s4can4 congressional: district Rob
= ss4cEs1r If Concord and RAYMOND
< S;e~a1s = landau both pledged
Howe we-s leading Henri =
sfr1u' 81 Nashua. unpiedgad-
Ae 7~;2C:pa. fight among the Re-
F20!c;.ns wcs for delegates al large
eT-e, -3cker led by Governor
n Bartlett and pledged Cor
T'oc anu i ecker headed by Fed y,
= Dover. favorable ID
+rsT re- u-2isdged
p ~ IS towns and wards re-
9@1 M n total IF 2e4 vute6 Tor
-1t.--sr delegates ~ la-Ee as FOL -
-12er or Wood-F-eC " Esta-
y Nag;7ua- 1855; F-ank Knox
~o-- -uer on Page -Coi. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-10
WOOD LEADS BY BIG MARGIN
IN GRANITE STATE PRIMARIES
DEMOCRATS ARE UNPlEDCED

var a.s-a-. n T. March 9@The
.-.-s s-4-e Of Genera LeouHrd
voou " sanc = Chicago a Rapuo-
II le-agalnr pisngac 70 vors fur
- c1E Is ne Is a Candidate for
ID. x nd pledged ticket FOR dele
-,s. J. -a-ee defeated ny a Dig ma
,...- - copiedead group Of four
st. candidate pledged for
.--s-- -r Johnson The IN
-r -na- won II only one city.
.--- Il. nome Of Fred Y. Brek.
n- II ms unpiedged group.
v9o- ner won easily n rna
t-.:-~assiDnal district and were
,rra.~. = ne second district
a-r0c-1-s elecrad three dele
, 2-a6 eu- Herbert Hoover.
-ae -rsr 1is-ict and TWO n
-,rE TIE other Democratic
alec-ad were urpiadged
u. Generally considered favor
.- 4 =ygv=r-
,or. ~ SINAI towns do not
lie 9~.-Ila-les because Of SNOW
ka1 -G.wavs but their votes
Lid 1a-~..y 4Facr the result
III. =. - owns anc wards vot-
= - gave F-Ad y Esrabrook
n Cd ne 4 oOC pledged ticket for
OF - large 52g7 against 2s44
5er mn 2 Worcester VINO poll
= ~ 2-gest vote of the four un-
.dgac -. same towns gave John
-ar.-- piadEed for Senat tor