davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-07-05

is willing to promise good behavior.
The story was written by Josephine
Lovett and was adapted for the screen
by Kathryne Stuart. John 8. Robert
son, who directed John Barrymore in
"Dr. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde" directed
this comedy drama.
Southern melodies and Julian Ollen-
dorff dance number ranked high in the
order Of merit on the bill yesterday,
and a special music program for the
holiday is arranged. A comedy, a
scenic and the Rivoi pictorial com
pleted the bill.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-05
Where to Dine Where to Dine Where to Dine Where to Dine

Kendall Co.. 10. W Aed ST. Tel. $3.50 Bryant
New-York tribune., 1920-07-05

Kendall Co.. 1o2 W. 42d st. Tel e37o BRYANT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Witness Tells of
Paying S32, 600 Strike
Insurance" at n. Y.

New York. Nov l--tEy he Assa-
ciared Press3-Aftar another tumni-
toas session with Mayer Eyia,. the
Legislative committee investigating
the building trust TODAY heard tss-
E1Kncny about the alleged payment OF
So loe by building contractor -
Robert P. RrindeIl. president Of the
Building Trades Council for strike
INSURANCE
Testimony by Hugh s Robertson
Of Todd. Irons and Robertson tha-
he had paid this amount rs part pay
ment On an agreement 70 pay the
labor leaders S50s{tea for protector
against strikes. came as a climax
10 the afternoon session CT the cerl-
msttee which spent the greater part
If the day inquiring into the cI1v's
school limestone contracts.
Despite protests by Samuel Inter
nysr, the committees counsel, that
Mayor EyIal WAS trying 10 turn the
hearing INTO circus" and this or
derby investigation into 4 general
beer garden the mayer persisted
throughout the session to ger a Letter
before the committee sxonerat1nE
him CT any responsibility II karil1-
the school building contracts
changed from tara GOTTA 70 Lime
stone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
SETTLE GERMAN
PREPARATIONS IN
FEBRUARY NEXT

PARIS. Nov IA definite agree
nsnt concerning procedure with re-
gard % the Preparations due by Ger
many was reached to-day bervesn the
French and British governments The
agreement calls for d meeting ar
Brussels Of Allied fachrical experts
with the Germans and also 4 meeting
af the Allied preuiers IN Geneva n
the first half of February n discuss
the total amount due and Germany $
capacirr for payment
NJ. Lsygues. the French premier. IN
q nete to the British ambassador The
Earl OF Derisr. notified The aEnhassa-
dor of the definite agreement between
France and Grear BrIta5n based on
the four points previously arrived At
THE four points referred 10 are as
follows. First Il Brussels conference
Of exports. second a meeting at Cen
eva between representatives Of the
Allies and the German government:
third consideration by the Repa-a-
tons Commission of the findings of
ihe first two conferences, and. fourth
a meeting nf the premiers 10 consider
the decisions Of TIN Preparations Cum-
mission
The 1ore shows that the Geneva
conference If the Allied minister's viii
he held altar pleisiscite his been
taken II Upper Siiesia- or al the
latest n the first fortnight af Febr1-
a-v. r also Indicates thai the fourth
stage Of the meeting Of the prer1iers
viii discuss csle pleniscite and sane
mons and that steps viii be taken 70
obtain the consent Of other states in
ae1'ested 70 The procedure arranged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
AUSTRIA KNOCKS
AT LEAGUES DOOR
FOR ADMISSION

Genera Nov. T., BY The Assec;-
ateu sse-A1sia-ia : formal appis J.
cation for admission to the League Of
Nations signed by Eedd Mayer.
minister Of foreign affairs. was re-
ceITad by the sec-'stariat OF the
league this morning Attention is
called 10 the facr that Austria was
given ASSURANCE when she signed the
treaty Of St German than she would
be admitted Go Inc ieaEue a1 the
proper time. and Il says the prapsr
time has come Austria. il expia ms
being ready 10 faiEu all her interim
lonal engagements thinks she ought
10 belong 70 the family af nations
The serrstarla1 has received no in
si-naEon that Germany VIII apply
for admission. Il appears that as1-
t3-al countries which announced they
would consider the necessity Of ret1r-
ing from the lea-ae # Germany was
not admitted hesitate u take the re-
sPonsihiZify Of proposing her cleo
ton IN the absence OF any steps On
the part Of Gsr-uRcy BY some II
terested persons here. il is believed
the chances now ara that Germany
u1asi apply for admission herself or
the question VIII TOT come I'd. though
certain circles hold thar Lord Robert
Cecil Is likely 70 propose her election.
The countries whose admission
would be voted. sneh as Austria and
Bulgaria are the new stzras OF Es-
tbouia. Finland Georgia Letv-ia- Tx
raile and Iceland Monaco. San
Marlno. LIcii-Rnstein. Luxembourg
and Costa RSca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
POLICE OFFICER SAYS
FRAME-U ALL WAY
AGAINST MOONEY

San Francisco. Nov 1.-THE con-
Tictior and sentencing OF Thomas J.
Mooney and Warren T. Billings CT
charges If murder II connection with
a Preparedness Day bomb explosion
here jury -. 1916. was "a gigantic
frame UP from first ID last" Police
Officer Draper Hand. IN important
figure il the case said IN a statement
submitted TO Mayer Rolph today, ac-
c-ording To- story appearing IN the
san Francisco Call
Mayor R1ipn late today said Eald
had made n statement ID him IN re-
gard tn tt1s Mooney case but declared
ne had nothing 70 say regarding the
use ne would make of the statsTneut
Hand according TO The Gail Was
active II the gathering OF Witnesses.
Several witnesses he said were
coached for weeks IN what they we're
70 say On the stand.
Some OF the witnesses showed
siEas of weakness before being call
I'D On ID give their perIureG tasf5-
Enouv. the statement continued. They
were. however induced 10 80 through
with the plan. a corporation de-
tzcf5Na had IN important part N ar
ranging the perjury program" Hand
Declared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
PEACE IN BASEBALL ASSURED
FACTIONS REACH AGREEMENT
JUDGE lands SUPREME HEAD
DETERMINED DRIVE
TO Be MADE AGAINST
HOME BRENED Beer

Washington. Nav- 1.-fE3- the As
sociated Press4-Fhe Internal Reve-
nue Bureau II tnrmal statements To-
day confirmed reports liar 4 crusade
against home brewing Of alcoholic
beverages - planned by the govern
reHts prohibition enforcement agen-
cies- The Bureau did not reveal
however. the means Il prepasea 10
employ n me Campaign nor admir-
that il had approved preliminary III
sIucuens by prohibition Commits
slonsr Kramer directing that sales o1
malt and hops pc restricted 70 bakers
and confecrloners
If malt extracts hops isingiass
reIa1ne. or aIher materials ara sold
or advertised for sale IN cireurusIan-
ces which show thar they are adwsI'-
tised or Sold fer Use N the u1lawful
manufacture Of iT1axica1ing liquor. "
sad the statement issued tonight T-
Commissioners Williams of me Int,s,-
aal Revenue Bureau, Fl Is ne purpose
Of The Bureau 70 proseru1e persons 81
offending.
The so-caLed home hrewed beer
manufactured Z the home FIR benr-
craze PURPOSES. evun though IL the
sole use Of the family and bona dde
guests, Is. under the Bureaus con-
stl-ucton Of The law. illegal. and The
sale of materials for the purpose Of
such manufacture is likewise Illegal.
Commissioner Kramer still was ab-
sem from the city tonight and no an
1t1oT-iraII77e sfa1znsnt Of the nature
OF such instructions as ne mas already
issued IN tae artl-hGme brew can-
palga was 1bta1naDie. The state
r.1arI OF the Federal prohibition ii
rector Of Ohio. however. thai he had
Tsg.eived fnss-1crlons from Nj h-a-
IT. 70 prevent The safe OF matt and
hons. except ~ bakers and 70 cdn-
Essraaners has not been denied h@'
lie Tagegaas Revenue Bureau. al
though Is 1H4f7'SNkbDo I41AN h-01l3L.lAc-
sioneT Williams has not as yet ap-
proved these specific orders
There vas an apparent difference
Of opinion between officials OF the Bu-
reau Of InunaI Rgsau s--l1l Ca7-Irnis-
siuner Kramer stat of advisers As
q the powers grated under The \ ei-
stead Ac1- with respect II prohibiting
The sale ef articles used n me man
l.tH.as.ralre of beer. Com missioner VII
EiaIas conferred during tsle Gay with
aides familiar with the act and tins
was followed lav numerous ether can-
fes-euces in the Bureau. the nH1zIre Of
yriiici, was not disclosed
Officials Of the prohibition un1t de-
ciIned 10 discuss any phase IF the
1uesGlQn Assistant C1mlaIssinnFl'
EI5ss. Of the prohibition staff was
among thase who talked with Com
missioner Williams. jyu1 neither. would
saw what conclusions weTNe reached.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
F0RLEAGUE
WOMEN VOTERS
HERE IN MAINE
State Branch National
Body Meets IN Cap
ital City
MISS Ladinstrn- Hartford, c1nn-
Regional Director. Urges Warmer
or All Parties 5and Themselves
Together n independents League -
About u Delegates IN A-tendsnce
~ FIRST A-nsai Gathering

Should the s4A distinction be en-
tls'eiv ohi5Esrated n political l41= OF
have aot women. as women. a re
spoons billy Ia meet and d contrahu-
ton To make u public affairs which
IL peculiarly fhsi-srr' Tbs uas the
question put by Miss Katherine Ind
ng-on af Hartford, Coma, regional
director of the National League Of
Women Voters, speaking FRIDAY al
the first aanaal meeting OF the Maine
branch Of thai organization which
was held al the Girls Community
club In this city Miss Lading-on
held that women as women. should
make their influence felt and that
the logical continuation of the WON
ans movement seems 10 DC the
'women's organizations within the
political parties supplemented BY The
League OF Women Voters composed
Of women of all parties but working
outside the parties"
The meeting, which was attended
by some Is delegates from al orer
The State. adopted q constitution
and transacted routine business Miss
Mabel Conner Of this CITY was a-azn
chosen state chairman Of the Lea
cue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
PRESIDENT ISSUES
PROCLAMATION ON
THANKSGIVING

aS.1D-1aT. NOV l---PT5Sl Gent
WILSON issued his Thanksgiving pre-
elanaEcn tonight saving saying that
cIana.inn tnriynr saying thai s'in
plenty security and peace our VIZ
ruouE and self-reiiaut people face the
faru,'e'' and setting aside Thursday.
November - for the usual obsarv-
ances The text Of the proclamation
follows
The season approaches when L be-
hooves LIS 10 turn from the disirzc-
tlons and TsrH-Bccu IA t4oI1s af our dali
life. thai we nav conIenpla the
mereies which have been vouchsHfed
10 Is. and render heartfelt and uu-
fsig1eti thanks unto God far His mnH-
Hold goodness.
This IS an old observance Of the
American people. deeply ;Tnbedded in
our thought and habit The burdens
and the stresses Of life have their own
usisIsnce
We have abundant cause for
thanksgiving The LESSONS Of the Na-
are rapidly heaiinE. The great army
of free men which America sent To
t,,e defense of liberty. returning 10 the
grateful embrace Of the ration. has
resumed the useful pursuits Of peace.
as simply and as promptly as II rash :
ed to arms n obedience 10 the cogu-
Ev's call The equal Justice Of our
laws has receivea steady xinaieataon
in the support OF a law-ahioIag pep
lacks which have reflected onir the
tsnse- z-yilaEions Of war. now happily
passing
In plenty security and peace our
virraous and self reliant people face
the future its duties and is appur-
ruliries- May we have vision 1a dls-
Germ cur dnrles: rhe strength both az
hand and resolve 10 discharge them
and the soundness Of heart 10 realize
thar the u--uest opportunities are those
OF srsvice-
In q spirit then OF devotion and
stewardship we should g5re thanks n
our hea-ts and dedicate ourselves 70
the service of Gods nerrifnI and low
ng purposes 90 Els children
W therefore, I Woodrow Wilson,
President OF the { nisad States OF An
erica do hereby designate THURSDAYS.
ina Twenty FIFTH day Of November.
next. as day Of Thanksgiving and
prayer. and | call upon my country
men 70 cease from their ordinary
tasks and voca-ions upon that dry.
giving II I'D To the remembrance OF
God and his blessings. and their dur-
III and grateful acknowledgements
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
ALASTING PEACE

Chlcagn- Nov. THE warrsng
baseball factions N the major leagues
today nade pence. each side cunced-
ing cs1.ta1n points 10 the other IN the
battle over the reorganization Of pro-
fasslonal basehal canrrel
After uaree-acur session the rep
-ese1Ia1lves If the sixteen cabs voted
Unan3 1aeasly IL appoint Federal Judge
lands supreme dicragar OF the
leagues aeslaies. bu1 dsd away Win
the civilian tribunal proposed by the
Lasl1er p,an, voua- instead that judge
lands should NE a committee al enc
IN complete charge 81 tlle admins
t-at1or az the leagues affairs.
JuGCz- Lan1is .l-2 e..4a1aly accept
"a tire position isuT stipulated thai be
E0I.la renla5l- on t5,e Federal bench
aad sa}a 5e1a Positions Judge
Lands salary Is Hartman Of the
baseball VIII be St--sssA a year and
ne also VIII receive 3 5tso a year as
Federal 5tase- giving h31l annual
earnings Of Ss,,s.tssi. Originally he
was oIfareG SJt40s' as baseball chair
man, but II was reduced by the
amount he received az 5udce.
The Fundamental principles Of the
L4lsker plan Of re-oIEgsl iEatleE were
agreed To by President Johnson and
the Philadelphia Washington. De-
Ersif- Cleveland and st Louis Ameri-
can LeRgns clubs. which sided win
President Johnson II opposing he
Lasiar plan
After the meeting the uagna9ss
came out arm IN arm and a naioFl1y
Of 1ha proceeded "a Judge Lands
chambers 10 inform him of their de-
eision-
We've made 4 real peace-ene
that VIII last was the comment Of
President Eeeck Of the Chicago Va
1una2 League chm as the meeting
broke up The fuE details Of Tire
reorganization have not been sci
Ted Of course. but VIE expert TO Issue
a formal statement soon telling al
4hout IL rs enough 70 say aow
that 60 war Is over and everyone at
rs Is In1gary glad Of Il
ToGay's meeting was arranged AZ
the minor league convention in kan-
sas Clty I few davs after the eleven
clubs fav0rinE ne Las1ef plan had
formed d new twelve club league.
which Now automatically Is THROWN
Continues OF raus -coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Grain Drops Still
Lower I'm Chicago

~hcaro, Nov. 14--Notwirnsraa1
hs severity with which grain prices
ave aean slashed during the last
"-lllsTII- new cuts were Witnessed
'aaF anu Quotations for al cereass
i-ollT'ea over than al any time within
Ae i&si Dur ysa-s. The fresh down.
u'1ls Inday we're notable chiefly by
.Ae -ac- ma. they came after a week $
'-''ne u more than 70 cents a bushel
p Nhea1 and of about ten cents the
"eA oe1nre- Todav's setback IN
+haaJ hinged from > "a to 5 cents
'..l December delivery closing al
3 3 70 81 l..
'mn1ou m change TODAY was urzc-
a--g unanimous thai the unfavor-
aye financial outlook has had big
Z t5-clnr values To shrink Ia
,''5i an exr-aardinHrv degrnn. Under
mas conditions grain price breaks
'4a . hose which have bean Wit
7Ssssa 1f iHTa would hare induced in
'S'fnsnr 1Eyfag On a large scale.
-'-'. or 10 business or this kind.
1as apparently developed IN
@ 'r-ess.nt decline
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
JudOSIayia and
Italy Sign Treaty

Santa AargherIra- 1ra2y. Wow. L.
The treaty between Italy and Hugo
slaria WAS siEned mis- evening a.
gapallo-
The preamble Of TIE treaty reads:
''The Kingdoms OF Italy and CT the
Serbs. C,roats and Slorenes are sin
cerely DESTROYS To establish cordial
reia1aons between the rwo countries
Cor their common veal. Italy recog-
alEes tine constitution of the neigh
boring state as the -ealiEafaon OF one
on her highest aims"
The diplomats Of both countries.
Expressed great satisfaction over the
treaty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
NEW LOW MARK
RAW SUGAR IN n. Y.

New York Nov l. Psuagsng
down another haif cent today. the
raw suEE market settled INTO new
lew ground for the seasen There
wera sales If Porto Rica's al ssI fur
centrifugal and az the close both
Cubas and outside sugars were uffsr-
erred AT this level without being
taken
While no further changes occurred
IN refined suEar from the ten cent
level established yesterday a decline
Is expected by traders owing II the
further break N raw sugar prices
TODAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Defence Gains Points
in Closing Testimony
of State IN Burke Case
SEARCH OF WELL FAILS
TO UNCOVER CRIME
BOY CHARGES FATHER

La1ga6n. y. RI &sv 1a-Az all
day search by SULLIVAN authorities
failed today 10 disclose any trace Of
the body of Mrs william & whitney,
, which her I5-yea- cid stsp-aon John
Wfdtnsg. Is alleged re have said he
saw his father hary IN a fen four
years ago. The wei N the wnifney
BARNARD, which had been flied IN
was dug cur II the presence Of
County Solicitor Henry n Hard and
sheriff Albert l. Barton Rocks
szlckE- sediment and the skeleton OF
small animal. supposedly skunk
were al that were found
The Sheriff said that tomorrow ne
would sUpe-ntend the digging our
Of another abandoned We'll on The
v hirnes property, in meadow i
quarter Of Tile from the house
should this reveal nothing, he added
be would proceed 10 an examination
OF three other wells N the town an
farms formerly N the possession OF
Whitney.
Although the boy has refused to
make detailed sra-a1lenr 10 county
officials they are proceeding with
their Investigation on the basis III the
story which they have been informed
he has tnid his nsigthors regarding
the disappearance of his srep-moIher.
Mrs Whitney was last seen en- the
might of June 30. 1876. when she and
her husband attended a lecture IN
Aistsad. 4 few miles distant WHIT
ney toid his friends that sine had gone
10 visit relatives in Ohio, bur the rel
auves later sent word that she had
net arrived
Whitney himself disappeared on
October 80. last shortly z-terwa-6
bankruptcy petitions were fled
against him and charges ware made
that ne had duplicated mUrl-agEs On
his home. The family had lived IN
this little town Of :Bb odd innabi
tauts far eight years and Whitney
had hecnme prominent n t1wn al
ra;rz
I The boys alleged story was 10 the
effect thai after quarrel on their re
turn from the lecture al AiEtsad- his
father had killed his step-mptheg'
With a stick IF fire wood. hidden the
body in the EaT in his. buT- and later
buried IL In a wei which he had
filed in. young John said his farther
had threatened 10 kill him e he ever
smd anything about II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Girl
Pleads Assault.
Gets Probation

VI lsens sst- Me Nov I'm Sc lF.or-
r1a A. Tibbetts indicted on the charge
Of making a Uurdsrous assault LAST
August upon Samuel 3. Tibbetrs. her
fztnss,- ar Da-na-1scarta. pleaded guilty
To si-npit assault n the supreme couTt
tsaa- Sentence was suspended and
she WIS placed or probation.
The father. VITO mas -'eanEsred from
Ire effects al -wn bullet wounds recsiv-
III during ar alleged zl-arcation over
7eedinE pig. was understood n hare
signed sra1srnsBt thai he was wholly
10 blame and hoped NJ action would be
taken.
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Persecution Finishes and De-
Tense Expected to Open Sat
urday Morning-Oosing Ar
ruu1ents Probable by End
Neyt Week
-r4,aal TO kenneBec journal

ssyv aegan. Ne. Nov. I--Excius-
49,, a-,gru me testimony of opinions
= ~ TANK y. Whittier of Bowdoia
.auare neaical expert and author
g., AN -.!nshUt wounds for the State.
..,pp nc distance from which the
-.,-,i, p, WIS held thai made the
r,uu6 n Jut-a Burkss leg an the
-,rr. u Oct Il and which Burke
aims Nelson W BARLEY, the man
...- w-oae murder he is now being
mr. Inflicted was q decided point
--r,nsa ~ the defense Friday after
ann The examination eff Or. Whit
nv TX County Attorney Edwin r.
,ss--+II WIS based on the testimony
n Dr William q. Boothhy of Jack
-,.n VINO mad offered. no evidence
.e "a the length Of the barred of the
I'm.
Anurns- point was gained by the
.,afan#s when JOHN Bulmer who con-
mrs Z garage II Jackmaa and who,
ike aav small town garage nan- Is
..,r,iIla-. with the cars Of the vicin-
" szarad under cross examination
w Attorney william E PattzngaIl
ma. N the fan Of 1919 there were
rr-hs- Ford automobiles around t1wn
rna. earned TWO spare tires On The
.gf--nsad side. One OF the cars was
sEned III Frost Williams of Jack
usn ana me other was owned by
.unr Crafts Of Denaisfow1. A part
!. he States case was that Barley
nd Burke went tn the Sugar Berth
voeas III the night Of Oct Is. 1919.
n Ford car winch BARLEY had got
II phflia BIair and which car11ad
wo gnars tires On the left-hanG side
ras-smnrv IF witnesses of tine pres
enrs q such J cEr at various places
LES strengthened the States czE
Gunner Is i state witness
ME States evidence WAS all In FRI
iav aftsrns0n and the defense wifa
doubtless open Saturday morning.
Associate counsel Thomas Il Leigh
q Augusta VIII open the case. speak
ng anDus TWO hours. Ee VIII take
IN new phases Of the defense case
4nG viii doubtless speak longer than
Il -ae 4rsr trial. -Four and a half
1zyE Is the TINE estimated IN pre-
ssnting me evidences for the defense.
:. F,galaad Earring az View York.
aanc writing expert fur the State.
occupied the stand AT the Friday
morning SESSION. DR.. Prank " Whit
LEY Of 30wdoin College was also re-
ailed tnr 4 short time Ee gzTe
rs opinion that Il was a 3S-czlirre
-evo'rer that made the wound n
sbrn Burke's leg On the might of
pr- 10
ne Spacious court room was filed
-7saAF afternoon 70 It's capacity, in
,A-as1 II the Burke trial growing
"@liS knitting parties made them
Continued OF Page 5-coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
CRUEL CHARLEY
LOSES HIS WIFE
AND ABOUT $500, 900

Los Angeles, NoT- E-Mlscreo
Harris Chaplin was granted a di-
ycrre from Charley Chaplin in the
Superior court here late today
M. Chaplin whom MRS. Chaplin
charged with cruelty was not II
court bu. Was represented by aI1or-
aeys
II was stated property settle
nent involving about S-assssa had
been made CIT Of court and all
agreement reached BY which Mrs
ThaoIin would not Use the name of
Chaplin professionally
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FRANCE SPURNS
GERMANY AS
LEAGUE MEMBER

Paris. Nov. l. ET The Associated
Press. The French government is
lnalterasiy opposed 10 the admission
Of Germany to the League of Nations
AZ tins time. u was stated al the fur
elEu Office to-day. Some drastic ac-
ton would be a consequence Il The
league voted 10 admit Germany. Il Tas
tntlrnatea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
SNOW FOUR INCHES
DEEP IN HOULTON

1ouitrr. Me. Nov. Ie--Snnw SHOW
els znr ovsrss1ees were n order n
this town rodHy with the arrival OF
the first snowstarrn of the winter SCI
ssn. The storm. which starred aaeut
$50 a M Increased in intensity IN
III III aoHrl ever fnrr inches af snow
had Iaalen- Railroads, however re-
ported Al, trains running on lime. the
only trouble resulting from the sfnrn
being damaged eelepnpne wires.
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CABOT MILLS.
BRUNSWICK. TO
REOPEN NOV. y

Brurswick- Me. N9F- THE LAout
ee,tren mills winch have been closed
since aug. Z VII resume operations
On My. 80 Il was announced to-day.
While closed during q rwo weeks va
uatseu period. labor troubles developed
wtrsrl were met settled until q FEW
days age The loss IN wages - estl-
mated az s3ao aDa.
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Grand Isle Man Hit by
Train Dies-Driving
Snow Hid Approach

Houi1sn Me. Nov 1.-THE first
snew storm of the season resulted
today in rzae fatal injury Of Paul
T-res1ault Of Grand Isle Blinded By
the driving SNOW he failed % see An
approaching train Al d =rosing ana
his wagon was struck ana 1exnoi-
ished He died while being taken
10 Van Buren,.