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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
Admiral FuIIam
Tells of Neglect of
Pacific Fleet 1851

Washington: Apr1l - Charges
raaf me navy department mao mndt.
no e1ur. from -s15 70 1H1- ID pre-
pare srins Of ths Pacific Fisst fn-
wszr We're naue Defure the senate
naval Investigating committee rpGEg-
l,v Rear ADMIRAL William r. FuIiEIr,
wnp commanded that force ana III
-ncted all allied uHvai operations in
Pac.fic waters during the war
Ar7nnred cruisers n ressr-'e on ths
Pacific coast were np1 made reaEy,
rfle officer asserted. despite MS rep
resented recommendation End i
only ny utilizing naval apprentices
Al training schnnis ttfat ne was able
bsfnrs the war 70 get the vessels
tzwEv from LtIs docks fur short train
Irr cruises Even after The ON
break OF war II El-ups. ne said, the,
department WIS Indifferent" 70 the
recommendations uf senior officers
that steps We taken 70 prepare.
The admiral testified rhE1 4 WIS
ONLY by gong over Secretary Dan
Is.Is' head anu sending letters Gud
outlines ~ plans ann pDlicies direC.
TO Assistant Rpnssvelt that SYM
pathetic artituae could ne 0n-Eined
rp- preparedness measures.
THE committee adjourned until
Monday when Admiral Hugh Rod
mzn. commander II cinef Of the Pa
c.fic fleet probably viii testify.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
$1,000 Endowment
Policy Proposed for
Ex-Service Men

Washington. April --Suldirr -niie<
legislation WA cozaside-sa by the House
waH7s ant means cnu1mItrse roiEv IN sx-
ecrtiy's session BIZ no agreement WIS
-eGcaet Members said ths discussion
Indicated that every +.fzu-- wDIlld I've
MADE II aFnlo 6 uond issue. Eartv ac-
Tim nn some kind II q measure was
urged ny MOST rnsyrne-s
Representative BAcnz-ncs. Reunhii-
CHI. a committee rneETIhe-. announced
= new plan n soldier -elieE. Under L
= s5Bo cash bond would he given ever
ex-se--Ice Trzu VIM wus 80 disabled
during the wEr as mt 70 tse Il rpgo m
slI-Huce -ISk An Others VINO served
n the E-r1v. uzyv ar marine corus
wOlla ne given without charge E-recr
:sTsriUwT1lsr.- life insurance policy % s1gc3.
One Thousand dollars az more =
years s-urn now IN I'll probability wound
Ne Ta2Hasze preferable 10 the ex-ss---tce
Inen h -vzp u- three hundred dollars
now Nr. 3achErnch said
n ths meantime TnIicyhuld--s Il oh.ig-
&c 70 IN so couid take advantage of the
3o1En or cash FEATURES ~ ehe policy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
DELAWARE HOUSE REFUSES
SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION, 23-9
LOUISIANA TO VOTE IN MAY
- Anti Demonstration Follows
Defeat of MeassIre-Suf-
frage Leaders Still Hope 10
Change Note-Lnuisiana
MAY Be ThirTy-Six1f Stale
70 RaTIfy

Dover Del. ApriI 1-Rarrfirzrio1l
of The equal suffrage amendment
wEs defeated II -he lower mouse n
-hs lsE:siGtIlre- The voIe was -. -.
u 9
denbars wnn ro1sd Tor me amend
rnerl1 subsequently changed 9nr the
IlllT'1ose If iaIer moving u -acnn-
sider. The vote rs finally announced
was Is 70 ..
Eight republicans and une dernp-
Graf supported rhe resolution ana
thirteen republicans ana 1en demo
c-f-ts voted aEa1ns- !.
The house later defeated { rnu1iun
u r4ac0nsIder. inns Killing me rnags-
ui-e fpr TINS sassiur. -nF sar1z-e MS
MI Vel ac-ed On -ht resolution
a wild demonstration by ths-
''a-rlris" followed the vote. worner.
leaders We're lifted ar11o -he -1rnss
-Rt1Ie II LnR c:IanDer ana s,lailEe-s
were stuwerel with --pd roses. The
suf-ri2EIs-s. with nsar,r ave-- wurn-
IN wTpIn- rB2r-srEInpd cheeks.
siUw5r emerged rom M. sruIt. housa.
OUTSIDE -nav s-iH couid heir chs.
munitions snuJ-ts II -he vic-u-s Is
Legislators vino vo1ed against raui-
ticaIinn ami -he ovcy-lp4st.ti anti ssIrt So
rage leaders srGEeC = wnopplrE WY
ciAnt,s around ma hall
Governor Townsend s6ld-
Y liIinf suffrage is tfaD-uuE.lir
beaten. an sDr--. 1nr some r-e,1rb-
ilczsn representatives have brought Z
sTaln upon The Integrity 81 -he 70
publican par-y'
Mrs Florence 5iues- rI.-s.ssi iisrI1 %
-lle suffrage stale organization sand:
We nave a minority II -ne sen
4-te. W. VII Try 10 snUre the rnegs-
IRE through -Ia1 pHdv ana then
STRIVE q hzve -te ;iouse aC- 1arn,-
-DiT on -1e lolnT -arlfiEatiDn .-esolu-
zion We are discouraged BIT We
are iFy 10 means licked"
barIiaInenIaT1ank claim i * Dassi-
uie +Dr -hE hunss 10 again vuIe on
the resolution Tor ms ANTS" a4te,
defeating q nD-lon % reconsider
neglected q auupt u motion y Jay
or .hs, -lanit winch x q necessa-v
pariiaTneI-Ety procedure - make
c.tarIi.ln the death u Z measure
The sEf1raEists g-asped II TINS
s-rzw ana IuIneCiIaIeiv began bu1-
1oIlnoiing members INFO turning
hem 70 vole fur rneir cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
American Troops
on Rhine Subject
tot. S. Orders Only

Washington. Ap-iI President " L.
gun informed the E0uss tn1iEy, n -
s;..orrse 70 4 resolution NJ Iuuui---. Itiz41
AMERICAN troops nn the Riiine still were
controlled w The te--ns Of the arms
ti-e gru were subject Only u MS oFur-.
az .ururusntie--ir-eiis3 Of the i1--Izy-
sFieId Marshal F7nch o. France. me
President saia. mas Nd jurisdiction Of the
rrcuus mar ere they II gnE WAY cnT1-
1-7p3ed ny the decisions Of rhs ai!ieu
Rninelant commission
Ma. Gez. Allen, commanding lns
American t,-,nus. me President w-u1t.
INNS authority 70 ppIice The ter-ftur--
,,rrrier ms control. 70. T1reseTVe nrt'sf-
anu I'D repEi any a-Itank winch HEY
". MADE upon him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
S000 TO $1,000 Workers
Afected-Men Seek
Continuance S-Hour
Day, Threatened by
Action of One Rail-
road. They Claim

View EurE Aurl 1-1hay1uE {
strike c2l irvuir1nE ps-waan 5000
ana 15-eee marine workers crews
Operating -Hil-uau ferry DuE1s began
IL oiciaGk wing I'D thar craft. after
Cts -usn N nuneward nurnd cuu.nu-
ferg had ended The engine raw
ann deck forces Of -aii-1ad-1wnel
-uEs anu lighters warE called 1u1 -n.s
-Ie-noan.
Al railroad fer-ias operated 1e-
rwt-an Manhattan ana rhe Je-sey
stIure exceEIr the -arslewauna lines
which were aple ru continue through
ltIrae previous strikes were Rffecred.
IN accordance with their promise
-he@st-1ke leaders ordered No -leup u
ferries until commuters had ten
stsrwea- Tnere Was M disnrne~ ano
after wing I'D -nair ouars the men
weu1 hum
The strike, winch Irvnlves also
freight handlers affiliated with I'M
1aIs included n me Marine Work
tsrB Association anu CONES al Z time
wrE4- seTa-al thousand caasr WISE
lunEsnpre1nen nave stopped wo-k.
Vas cz-Ilzd TpfiE-. Ferries and
GnerEIEd n -tfF c11y and naronr craft
owned ana controlled Nv ms SNIP
pings board " 11he- branches ~ -te
government VIII nut aa affected Dy
ne STRIKE rhe IIulun leaders SID.
The man ArH striking, according u
officers u me AmElEGrnatea -1lu-1
10 enforce q continued oi1sar-anes
y Ctlt s1Gd- hnur daF. winch they
say Is threatened ry lne action If
une u -he railroads. n selling T,E.--s
"a lis rugs ana hErt1ar harEss 70
soaIAI Independent complain UNI
UNDER Jurisdiction u -ulirDad -eEu-
IEtfuns" private companies ORR
IInuR- z lEn-nuur CIV schedule. ar
lftiFTinE r William Il. MEhe-. v1cs
nf'esitte1Z- u me national association
N masters. mates and pilu1s.
While men involved II me strike
recently presented demands Tor ware
1ncreAses sid ny their leaders to
amount 10 APPROXIMATELY 81 per, ~en1
ba-n sides agreed t.1Rt rms yifase al
rne situation Is m 1En Issue II -tle
existing --'uunIe. The demands =
was explained ere now under cun-
slueraliun ~ Ing railroads \ r-e-I-e-
sentative n me Erie railroad szlC
thar ms men ere IN strike because
-t1A railroads are attempting n carry
nu+ their lsEGi obligations Is COM
mon curriers' n lowing -uIted K.rIlit
COMPANY u1A1s" -ht- United E'-t1i-
COMPANY RECENTLY became involved
Il ms strike vi cuasTwise lonEsho-e-
man.
q report -tiat Ere crews mad
walked OH was deuIed br curnpaur
officials, wnu SAID they s.xpec1ed 10
maintain service during Lna night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
CUMMINGS HOT
Over r { publican
Peace Resolution
Democratic National Chairman SAYS
II Is "Anplt the lowest Faint NJ
Moral Cauacity 70 Winch aeput-

Washington April 1--REpuniiczn leR1-
are il tins Eouss todzy completed thar
plans 10 nm -trnusn. E week from %
rnnr-pw, & resolution declaring rhs s1a-e
~ wE-r with Germany u al emf. The
rneagure WIS -eau--ea 1Evor1-.lay ny ms
fu~eiEn E-rAlrs committee ana VIII be
1alzsu I'D nsx1 Thr-sngy under z Z.tus-
hu1.- dehz1e --lle wt1ica will nr-lg ms
NNe On F-Irag-.
c1lun % tns Republicans drew fOr--n
nv E-DTn Homer 8 Cummings. atII-l--
mEn Of me OeruuC-I-ric NATIONAL cnTr-
Iri-tet. IN Z statement 10 yT-eezs --nII-t-
serl1EItves TpnlEt1 ne Euld L married
''a-hnu1 the lpwest Qnir1 OF rnnr1l ca
pAcity II which Reuubiican leadership
HAS descended Il wE.s Ep ar-eTnu- ht
adried. ID lisa the treaty q Versailles
without FIRST accepting II. and coui0
and II-upanty wuuld lead % i1Ie----i:--iar.-
u complications II -ne seriousness ~
which il is difficult ~ inns lime 70 cprt-
Jec-IIrE-
T'hs resolution wg1s -epor-au III q s-rIc:
marry vDIe by Cte 1u-e4gn affairs ann
rnittee- Representative 4udtiis.szlIT..
Democrat. -AiEbETT2a- refused u voEt.
mr.. ms colleagues On -hs cururIl-LHs I'll
urlpased the reBar--
Later Republican iesfic-s revised the =
pisrr ID cal rhs measure -e,,a-- Nor
dsy pecaIss u 1he probable absence %
rna1nt,e-s IN utlz< CAV owinE 10 EasTer
-
DC auup1ed although rne Democrats
Tere lining I'D against Il DIr- were nu1
AzylIaIly confident thai -ne necesEs-,--
rwp-rtIIrris u carr il over T-esilie,1-
-iz-l velD- cnuld be uuIGIntSI.
II Thai connection NJ. Cummings ST /
ne cid npE think ''fu- aue moment -tgE-
tiIe President would sign such a resp
hutton. he EEld 1tle House wz1s sztterrllI1-
ing 10 exercise powers Z did -IuI poEsess
Discussing the general political Ef1ua-
tiu1 M Cummings iHlicatea gtE- uhs
leaders ez-.sected 70 have rne 2id Of ne
President in -tls coming camrEiGn-
~ irur1e rtlz- -ne President VII re 51Die
70 participate actively II ms campaign -
ne EEit.
He SAID he haa no1 discussed this
r,Is1se lately with the President hIt nat
he had NM little difficulty N asCs--
tanning the Presidents position IN
questions winch 7 deem crucial
Asked fn- chs Democratic new OF the
announcement n 5e-ne-t 5eDze- as =
candidate. Tor rfls Republican presided
TIL nomination. NJ Cummings SAID;
''r Is always nad thing 70 se- gn
essential Democrat attempt n 1lnarTLrs
q stanrfpar nary. Suppose WE LEI thai
s1aII1''
Mr. Cummings said he assumed rns.t
1hs question If more liberal cnrIsrr1e-
ion of the voss4ead prohibition e-Ifnrre-
-rerrt act Erouid bH ''tpefo-e The San
Francisco convention ann GisD ms Chi
rzgp convention"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

Washington. Ayr-l --A3Ss II -hs
Transport antilles OF me French cu-s1
II oCrpne-. MI. WIS attributed directly
q Admiral William 2 Fletcne-'s e.
legged disregard u INSTRUCTIONS rom
VICE Admiral Sims II tesrinuT-v -uuxy
uy CAPTAIN Byron c. LonE, Operations
Officer N Sims ErEr =. L11Enur.. netn-s
the naval uuTz-si investigating ADMIRE.
Fletcher -p,npvE-l 4-un -ts 3-rs- co1n-
mani.
When ne Antilles WAS struck av :
torpedo the convoy wEs proceeding II
Single 1le. Captain -ong testified. aiia-
IuE -tlZ1 lt1ts wRs ne most dEnEenpus
pussI;ie formation" admiral Fletcher
ne salt rad ureyipIrEfv been n-ns-eu br
Aa1uirT-l Sims 70 iEsua general CONVOY
instructions prescribing lire ab-szE.
formation.
M suet tEscr1c-iuuE hs gid. ever
were ISSUED
Ever CONVOY -fTE- sTz-ed --D-r -tIs
french Coast during Admiral FIetc.fe--s
command al Bres-, EarsGin --1T.r as
Jared. TI-Deeedsa II cBiurnn formation
winch made the vess.is TIzATLicu:Er.y
vulnerable 70 submarine z-tRcE- Tins
Fi4C- -hGI q linz formation with tanks
e ne co-vuy WIS sufe-. -h4 witness
SAID.
When i oacaras evident rom Al-
MIRA FieEChers operation u-uE-e
4nd reports 70 London from Trans
mr. commanders auC other suurces
-t2- ne mad MI adopted d csu--s--
hens,ve doctrine 1ur convoy opera
lions Czptain -arIr testified Com
TTIEnunr Daniels. q sTGr Officer =.
LunCun was sem II B-es1 on Sep
-eTniter :. with Z memorandum ex-
planning The elements thai shoula ne
embraced n snch Z doctrine Al
though tins specifically i2Id dpvn
regulations rs 70 position u esrurr-
inE snlps- Speed end routine OF con
vuy-s. minimum escort required Rnu
rnEnIplla-i1rls under zr-acE AL
deemed Irnpa-llDGs 70 saferun-. ms
convey
Captain Long sand ~ personally
Ead recommended 10 Admiral Sims
On SeIGernnar 70 init Admiral
Fletcher WIS -eiiered and sem home
Under c-oss examination CAPTAIN
Long maintained -tEt there were NJ
Instructions from Admiral Sims LtlA.
. could ugf Hzye been carried oIt BY
Admiral Fletcher with 1ne force TAI
ms command.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
Ice Jam Makes
Peaceful Exit
from Connecticut

Arutlsbero. VI. AIrrsl THE ice
am ut,rve the CnnnecriclIf River
Power COMPANY dam III Vernon
broke early 1ufRy ana the entire
rnass. winch mas fur several davs
lss-en threatening the safety Of a aiE
uoffnr dam III the power piGnI. welTr
uut without causing damage. With 4
went field uf sniies ice extending
Two miles upstream. Within four
DurD the river was cAezEr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
Congregation Ends
Blaze on Altar of
" estbro0k Church

Wf.s- u-oof,. Ae.- Arr-L a r1ssinie
lSaillc a1nu serious damage were sre~red
toa2y when 1neInDe-s u The conEreEa-
tioH which filed 81 HyacfnIhe church
Il special Rotv THURSDAY mass *
-iuEuished Z fire started III ms altar
decorations is The altar nov wRs listTt-
Inr The candles Two elderly women
tainted during q rush fur The exits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
Hoover Called
Weathercock by
Candidate Johnson

View YORK. april -.-asIlAInr johnson
u California II rally II Carnegie mi.
-uiiZv SKID -fEz1 B8e u ms opponents
1ur -ns Republican presidential uorni.-n-
non '-vee-ed with the WINDS ~. certain.
questions" after ne rally hs tnid r.
purifiers -t1a4 lle referred 10 Es---.er-
L1upvtr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
SOCIALIST QUINTET EXPELLED
FROM N ASSEMBLY BY BIG VOTE
Esrar Action Comes
4--E 24-Hour De
7a.a Dire Threats
1v Two Of Expelled
socialists = To Ap-
pea 10 ) upre m G
curt

s. =. april The five So
Members Of the state assem-
Taidman and August
- < Eew T1r-E. Samuel De-
-- samuel Orr u the BRINK
SOLOMON If hnE-
-e ---.z-ad --nua the lower hullse
11aia-i,,-, rndzy by Ell over
1. .--lUr mas 0--I.
signed 70 cnr-v aut the
MI --t-a-Ions n the jntIic,arv-
r-.-..-.--s= -:l&c 'z11lII~ullr1aIe 1eEisls-
:. ,.ar-t.a 70 ING snd Lnz1 here
T. II. nary. E-uup or politis.-l ar
za-l z 4 v-hlca RIisns IRE ar
~-.s = uamuR-s " whose u1n-
+ u-lclas e program ure re-
7.sl.s n Y determined ny III ar
l..--a.-l--.. uZuunRI or s-EIe. cn1n-
psal PERSONS mn maInns-s IF ct1s
s-a-l-a ~ -iIe nation ur srHIa.
T.. -l~,~iieEnd 70 OCCUPY -te 20
.u- political parry On rhe
: a az-lul If rms stare," are ex-
e.-- 70 .te introduced IN -nts as
.r.l-" ono--pw.
T. TIL -osl.l-s speGE tur themselves. -
l. ai.t.- sswee-. luitiaIur " -he
1sze Dcr emaut whsu- after Ihe
ss-r-. ~ rs y0tes had uusaHteE
..-c.-r. -.aessons, Solomon. De-
- ~. ne WE asked 4 ne had
I --....i.- 20 say
-.a-.s.4--E'e CIRCLES tonight were dis
-ssl-.- ne s-E1ernsu- gwen on 70
E. rr -tuIs NaidTnar and Charles
ase-z- :. T0 y he IugIsd assembly,
ls- SIX -ts- workers. viii ne haard.
-.e s,aopie ere u ne driven from
r l-.a. s1Z. wnere stII-u they CsD"''
-.s Quarters tins WIS looked
Il j. gt.,-eaI n aLreEuT,1 ID IN
l.s- .- -auara-4 STRIKE
s.--o~.s -eacuInE here from New
-r .a- -1s Socialists wuuld ap-
- ~ 79II-lE were given little
I'LL --slsL-Ig1-. most nEmDers II chs-
ssz1-a.v declaring LslaI ting cnurIs
I'LL --t- ANEW The action u the
ssa--tr L Tp-ing 70 Ciauv sszts II
e. --7. --sserTl d, 1-Tntn because. chss'
BID ~ge EuEss L : image If its
8. --s1..a-s ana IL degsiun Is
---u-.zIor - ne sve zssernply-rnsn
~ aI-I~e representation 0f tte
t---.s- u2r-- Il the assembly
-1Ee .-ze- members mad debated Lns,
l. 2-1-r -e1Iur- u the JuLiclEry COM
- laGr-v = hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
BILLION DEMAND OF WORKERS
TOO MUCH FOR RAIL CONFEREES
ROAD REPRESENTATIVES QUIT
$500 Tip"
Received by Enory N
Court Leak"
-ur-nsr Secretary rf Justice Nc
kerTns ana Three OTHERS lrYr,ireer
Charged with Obtaining kr-
vance Information uf Supreme
Court Decision

Washington. april For the ars1
time II histor- Z criminal Indictment
was -e-urned ruoar against pa-.-nus
alleged 70 have obtained advance IL
formation u Z supreme CONT dt.cts-
ION 9nr the PURPOSE of SHOCK market
Speculation
Ashton ETnu-y turner Se.e-E-- II
Associate Justice AcKenna u the su-
frame colIr- was named as Lhe mRn
Responsible tnr -tIe leE-k.
ne was sRld 70 have received $500
I'm Ing information whereby LnE
o-t1R- az eTlItEu1s, Willard AApe-. Jr-,
= New York broker 3E.rnet-e Moses,
lawT-ar. II washington End James
EE-sgraves. former assistant attuT-
uey II 1ne department u jus1icH-
were enable 10 sell ''silur--" 0fti shares
II Southern Pac-tic on winch u profit
u S141..5DD Was made
-nt lndic-ion reclthd from time
ImmnInu-IEI" -ne custom was 70 dt--
Liver I'll opinions 50 that al cIItzans
might zna did hEve aqual uTp1r-un-
Ity n oe informed concerning them
10 rtIe emu -tGE1 the cour- srDIIln
continue ana ne regarded Is III I'M
partial anu Dublic tribunal. admins
lernE ana declaring public law = a
-IIlnIic and general manner withoU1
-ETd- LIS drlf Ashton In
my then ann there well knew.
While -hare nave beer ~unu-s u
cnE-- lexis IN tne past invest cation
a1wEys disclosed LtaI they we-s
without foundation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
Special Session North
Carolina LEGISLATURE
In july TO Act ON Suffraue

L.&leiEt. Y. G.. Aprii 1--ci;fsE-a-rlu-
Beckett said tDaav thz1 the North Car
dina legislature would not ~ called in
Special session uu1il sa-ty in JIiN The
governor Recently announced thai ne
yEnIsld ask the special session. wflict
viii bs cbTTvenet % arr on tiIe ieEisia~
tion 70 -zlLIfv me federal woman SUI
1-age amendment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
TWO DOLLAR JUMP
N ANTHRACITE
N FOREST CITY

Eor-!anc. Ne ATr~.l ---Arrhrncfte
cnzl -e-Gil JT1ces Wsrs advanced 6. :
tun to-day. SO being charged +cr I'll
grades except pea. wt,cn sells mr. 81
Tinte price u bt1uruInDus coal was m
sc-eased 1-nrn SIC ID sL50 fpr The isez
grades Of southern coal and slb.50 fu<
Ite PENNSYLVANIA produce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

CLOUDY

Northern New England CLOUDY 1nC
warmer with -ain Friday. SATURDAY.
rain, followed iyy clearing and coid-
er
Southern View England ana EaEf-
e-r New York rTiE and warmer Fri
dry; Saturday clearing Gnd colder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

.-uD..s. AGI-E ----ResDlurinrIs
Us ac-Ion NJ the View TorE
~ g--pulsion uf The FIVE So
-.a'!-ae-g -pa&T ws.r- Adopted
Ia --r s-zts and northwest
e0r1E-erIIior ut the World
-agz- The convention voted
-e.@ErzIn n me assembly DE-
''H- i's @--pl.lsioE IN art OPPOSED
a--r
-'-snIu-ioX adorned lIraEaxied
Military mining aE rT1s-
ne RESOLUTION protested
.n--u q universal military
'oI-sc-lg11torl except IN time
NLc1plis-I nn7lus..s fnr 1n-ner
~ ana women were approved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
Withdraw Name
President from
Georgia Primaries

Atlanta CsE- aTrl The nzlne
u President WiiREl winch NAT Dean
-zTured uT Tratltinn n the Gt.orc.a
presidential preference primary. has
been withdrawn uy action u q Num-
bar N ttIt sIgne-s u -ts petition
Atlanta. GE.. april THE time
limit or entries expired IptIav II
noon and Official announcement u
me c-nndzles who mad been t,ar-l-
fied revealseAl 1tzr PrusInaur Wilson
was noi arTilrh- them
Attorney Cen t:alnsr Tilu1uas Z
Watson tu-rne- candidate fur Jlr-Hs-
ideTI Or me pnnIiiis1 ticket au1
Senator auEe Smith grn LtfH uniE
candidates whose names VIII appear
on the ballot
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Boston Forecast

Forecast fp- Boston and vicinity:
Friday rain and warmer; Saturday
clearing and colder: strung south
aasf ID south wirfsis-
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-paeai e Supreme Cour-

-w u-E. -u-il The five Social
T. -H-t --nrn -he View York assem-
easy VIII appeal 10 the state SD
-sr-s 0--- -uu- T necessary, % me
---=t --ltes supreme coIIrr, & hmm
-Ej5 chairman Of me Socialist
~ -----l1sIaceo mere tonight ne sRid
-. r-zsa. M -ne Socialists. n winch
..-. would meet n a dzy nr rwD
-.@---.1s whether an Immediate I'D
af New To-E SUPREME CONF
rr.aus
-- -ha- 1lc-iur wzs tzfsen ny Z
g ms assembly uDts nD- So
.- rtcJI1ioTlZIity 81 -tsaT az
W. ae slid. In <Ecz EtIs
-ta z.ssernniv WIS the Tnos1
3l.Es eyer II-ilen IN -trs his
@r-.ucratjc government II Inc
Les -ile action was IN irva-
Institutional -ignLE u tht
ne I've dis-rIc-E The expelled
''-. --0r ~egI-TssgTg1eti. as well as az
men themselves
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Suffrage Hopes Shift
10 LeuISiana LEGISLATURE

Sew Orleans. --a-- april Woman
suffrage leaders here II-edieled today
that louisiana viii ne tt1e S6th sta1e
IL nifty the federal suffrage amend
rneI1 The lesisiatu-e meets MAY It.
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General Forecast

Winds North uf Sandy Hook and
Sandy BO6k 10 HRrterRs fresh and
strong saIIth winds over cas1 wealth
e.. log Una rzan-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
ESSEN MISSING
1000. 900 MARKS

Berlin. april -.-Twenrr- million marks
beng taken trnrn this city 10 Essen
have disappeared, according 10 reports
CURRENT Il Inns CITY To-Day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

STs.oT
SkUwfIeEar- Allr5l SEfeclaI THE
snoak mill owned ny The Andrnscng-
TN Mammal ur1ur On. and Of III as-
minated value " about S-225.0Ba.
burned II -ne ground ludar. The hre
sI--ed Il about u o'cluck n rtie
furenpnn and Is believed 70 have urzg-
mated II The engine ronn- The
nlaze maus rRpid neaoway ou- ez-rly
IL -he afternoon NAG been thought
70 ne under caur-ul.
The rand spreading ri the fire
4Ur-ced q dozen N the 10e workman
70 JUMP from windows Clarence
W'ith4n sustained & broken arm ana
SEVERE cuts.
The mil Is -he largest owned ny
Lne enlrp2ry. = greater pzr- If Lha
srocEnoiaers n -ht corporation Lve
n Connecticut In o-cier u care fnr
tbs men thrown Fu1 u employment Z
UlEtIt slIle- viii De PHI nn II nne "a
M c:onpauys Other mills II North
Ansuu
T7he desrrDye. milf was incurred al
ST. an
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TRANSPORT LOSS
Due I'd F7etci7er's Dis
regard Sims Order

Aarnirai's STAFF 2ffTrer Tes1riiss 5e-
Tu.e Macai 5uaro-Artilies -it Nv
-orae.ip m 9c.uasr. 1877. While
Convey Mas Progressing IN Single
Eiis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02

whsn you warn 20 hus tire hesr
Farm un -ne market Tur eae arnpunt-
Of mpnsy ynu nave 70 invest. YOU
nuEt rEzr annlrt farms IN 1he ciassi-
neg aniumns ID Tire JnIrnal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-02
MARINE WORKERS STRIKE
TIES UP NY. HARBOR TRAFFIC
FERRY SERVICE PARALLEL
Shock Mil a North
Arson Total Loss

9ne ErnpiosiA Sistains Broken Arm
Marrow Esrspe uf otners-Crsw
OF 7De 70 5e Given Wurs in Cthsr
Mills Of Company Insurance. Of
ST511a
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Political ADVERTISEMENT
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