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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-21
WOOD HEADQUARTERS ARE
 OPENED IN wASHlNGT0S

WASHINGTON, Jan., 21-- Feai quarters for General Leona"d Word have been opened here with Senat'T Moses. of New Hampshire, in chargH
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-21
poRTERvILLE. Cal. Jan, 2r

PORTERVILLE. Cal, Jan, ~ Residents here are contending that San JoNruin valley records for pri- vate Christmas dinners were broken by the H. !. Vincent family near here who last Christmas hNd so guests Q whom we've served eieht turkeys and several chickens. The dinner was serv- ed out of doors,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-21
EHMKE SIGNS CONTRACT

DTTpOIT. N'rh. Jan, 21- How ,"d Prr,'-o. o,o of the vetorn pitchers of the Detroit Ar,e~ican league club has signed his 1920 contract.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-21
TUBERCuLosIs IS RAGING

VIENNA. Ian, 2t-- According to med;ca, etatistics just prb'shed, on" death of every three occurring in re- cent weeks has been rom tnberculos- is in it's various manifestations.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-21
FORMER ALASKA
 JUDGE IS DEAD

SEATTLE, Jan., 2l- Alfred s.
 raj Judge at Nome, Alas ka, 1910 to 1919, died last night al a. ,aabu g, s. C., which place was his home. He leaves wife and son.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-21
GOVERNOR RIGGS WILL
 LEAVE SEATTLE FOR THE
 CAPITOL ON NEXT SUNDAY

SEATTLE. Jan, 21- Gov. ThomaS Riggs. Jr., of Alaska, leaves here next Sunday for Washington, D. c. Gov. 4. g expects to be in Washington for six weeks.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-21

Tseoc Ehn. alias A,av StAvarsnr was adjudged insane at Wrangall re gently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
Gen. Wood Leading
in Early Returns
s. Dakota Primary


Illinois
az
Returns 359
174c LAG
snIy votes for
Falls lead
Tire Lincoln
gave
Johnson soied
RED cit by q
n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
General Wak-out
Railroad Workers
Throughout Spain

Madrid. March "a genera Silks
IN the -z.froads Of SpaiH affecting ev-
cry line Il, the country went into effect
n noon today The cabinet ministers
have called inro service the railroads
-ex;muss. however, and with he as
stss1uce of numbers Of voluntary work
e. crm ether Departments hope u De
able 70 maintain IRE I'll schedule %
-na:a and express trains II e~ery direc-
ton
King Alfonso returned % A9d--d
early "A the forenoon. missing the strike
On t:,e Inc H-om France by oniy 'ev
hours. Cp 70 the present 10 disorders
hsre been reported. 5ur many precaI-
rSCrs have BEEN taken n TIE Tlcini-T
n the stations and c-ackA-
During the afternoon TIE e-o-ts o.
,Ae xuvs-rm-n. IN continue the running
II the principal -alns encountered Sc
vsuue difficulties owing - the DETECTION
af the siSnasmen and svitch-aen-
-se cabinet ministers are making ~
sor.s 70 reach Al agreement VIE the
-asixav men ard are bringing sf-oas
,,,y1re On the companies far the 21r-
us,ve of getting them 70 concs6e u ne
demands q the vurxes-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
Player Magee Hints
at Startling Expose
National League u.

Cincinnati oEic- March es-Eeveia-
tiors Of 4 sensational nature are
limited a, N announcements made
here today by Lee Mage former Gin
cianar5 and Chicago National League
bail player On Saturday, sad
Magee. = shall make public he
charges On which the National Lea
que bases us acton n barring ne
from It's circuit I'll show the doca-
nenrs- both IN my favor and aga1ns,
ne and let the pubic Judge whether
I've been fairly treated III add %
this: I'm goinE 70 burn my bridges
and then jump of the rims Il an
barred III take quite a few noted
people with me- II show up some
people for tricks turned ever since
1885 AID there VII be merry music
In tie Baseball world"
Robert s Achorl. Magee's aS.5r-
ney lid John Eeidier. president of
the yarsona. League had been askal
70 Investigate charges rejecting On
Haxee made by a Nac:ona. Les1e
ma<ea-e and added: IF M He'd
Isr persists In ignoring Mag $
charges against rhe magnases and re-
fuses % hear them the same VII. be
made public by Mage"
Mage Il - 2id v1s refused a con
'0AE ~ the Chicago National League
e1K1 - -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
Hint Police to
Blame for Killing
Lord Mayor of Cork

Cors- March An inquest vas open
ID today INTO t.-e assassination of Lori
AaEor AacCu--a-n- Eha Vas killed 4,
MS home he-. sz-:y LAST Sar1rday nora-l
i1g- IL. Lynch- attorney for the mex
u KIN Of Mayor MacCu--aaa. said evil
5enee would De adduced landing ID show
taac police were concerned IN -ae rrr-
der re sad that bullets we're found
outside he MAYORS house SATURDAY
morning which be would suggest vera
Ct ne pattern used ny Sae Ioca. police
NJ Lunch also declared t.,zt a button.
such AZ a-e Tprl by the police, Va.
found n ne mayors house. and he z,x-
gesIac thaE ne authorities might tdeuta-
r. The nan from whose inform sueu
a button was mlssing
M lynch challenged The zu.hor.rez
% produce he books showing what men
we're our oS barracks Friday aiyaS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
RED INFLUENCE
FELT IN MANY
PARTS GERMANY

London Ma--a e3-Ma--.lS Err
berger. the former German finance
minister and vice chancellor. las
arrived AZ Amsterdam ACCORDING %
a Rotterdam despatch % rae London
Times TIE boIsaev;A va-a adds
the correspondent Is flowing over
the greater par 0 Z Germany. Cen
era WaI-sr, commander Of rne gov
eminent forces II vest Germany.
has had 70 face the attacks Of the
great rad armies concentrated near
Munster and Vessel and may haTe u
fight = battle decisive for Germany
n me future l. appears that re
Eber- government IS offering great
concessions ro the Spartacans II or
der u save. tie situation winch Is
endangered not only in the vest but
in the east where kapp's troops
s1ill are Under arms L Is believed
that General LaGencort SIN IS ac-
i've behind the KappistA
The latest reports show that Pres
idecr Ebert's position . unstable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
Labor Plans Fight
Against Candidates
Unfriendiy to Cause

y 4sE-1E-oE- AA-C2 - Ey The
Associated Press Organized IA
bor's non pa-.1sa, pol;uca, cam
pa:gn has Eouen under way with
tremendous enthusiasm as : result
Of meetings held 5asI night through
out the country by local unions. ac-
cor-.lE % Statement rom Amer
cal Federation Of Labor headqua--
-ev
Directions were sent today BIZ
President Samuel Gonpe-s- Secre-
-2-v F-aak Morrison and James
O-CoraeI. comprising he campaign
executive committee 20 al locals
for the cemertl-g Of the campaign
organizations INTO Al efficiently
t1oct5ou1,g machine These 5irec-
ions Eer= nadep 1bIic as follows
The meetings If March 80 have
bean held as suggested and our a 2
Of L non- partisan political cam
pa3go las put forward with -e-er-
ious enthusiasm Our brothers all
over the land have entered iato This
movement Il magnificent coopsra-
Ear- We believe svery nan and
woman OF the iabur movement vii
b. ready 70 volunteer when called
upon VIII this obsecr We are send
ing d Letter % e2c1 local. union Z
your city requesting cooperation IN
tits work with your central body by
the selection Of 4 committee Of three.
Cur central bodies and our ioca.
aon- partisan political committees
have 4 great opportunity n the pr
mares Here 4 smashing .Hsr> can
be made 10 nominate members Of
trade UNIONS for elective Office
Where 1hese brothers ara candi-
da1as IN The primaries our central
bodies alG comparison political
committees should endeavor 70 give
ever ASSISTANCE possible II I'd them
10 VICTOR regardless Of party In
committees whe-e this plan cannot
be made successful Our brothers
should exhaust Al their resources n
defeat eve-T enemy Of labor.
This s duty re owe 70 our
selves; al obligation Upon Ii 70 per
pe-ua-s CUR liberty as working men
ard women and al citizens Of cur
coEu--
~Ey al means snG.aTor % secure
cooperation Of sympathetic farmers
and farm organizations and appeal
10 all ether liberty loving citizens
for support
We urge each worker % ne the
Ballot ID advance the principles for
which labor stands Then there VIII
be no question in future as 10 the
power. OF ali the people 70 achieve
their Just aemands-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
PTTTMANS SIZING Up

Washington. March .s-CroS-1-
animation Of Rear Admiral Sims
vas concluded today by the senate
committee investigating his crit
cisms Of he navy department.
methods Of conducting TIE var
Admiral Sims vas charged by
Senator P;ttman. democrat Nevada
with a desire % turn over The whole
American navy 70 the British during
he var regardless Of protection CT
ire coasts Of the Tinted States' ana
Win haring favored the French
CT British policy, certainly rot the
American policy Of sending -aw, I'M
trained troops TO France"
The testimony before this com-
rai1ee proves % nv satisfaction
that vou relied very largely on the
British admiralty Cor your opinions
and recommendations" declared
Senator P:tmaa. You ra-ked free
= - Americans abroad during the
var OF your belief that the American
Expeoit5ona-y Force transport sys-
-e,n had broken down and On No
venoer 9. 1913. you Still thought
General Pershing's supply arrange
uents behind the A-gonne 'front.'
had broken and you 1sTsr expected
him 70 succeed there"
That Is the veriest kind Of rot"
retGr-ed the admiral 40 officer Of
my experience. mt 10 say ny record.
} would allow himself % be governed
by any such policies"
The hearing today vas confined
largely 70 technical Questions re-
ga-diag the placing Of responsible
Gry for alleged failure % adopt the
Convoy system earlier n the war
Senator Fitman asserted that the
blame did not rest entirely with the
I a1tad States and asserted tha. Al
m1-al Sims rad been hot headed
\ charging tae murder of 500, 80
men - the navy department" be-
caase Of the alleged lack Of prompt
cooperation by the United States
Frequent heated verbal clashes
between Senator Pi-maa and the
witness eni:veneti the hearing for
the spectators Al one point the
senator shook his finger a. the on
Ger
Don't shake your finger At NE"
adnon3stss; the admiral " won't
90 any good"
You ara not On tia bridge Of 4
ship" retor-a5 the senator We
VIII tooiow senasure procedure, not
navy methods here"
We'll. yoU don't need 70 use your
police cou-e methods replied A6-
MIRA Sims
Captain Horace A3nig. assistant
ciiie| Of the bursau If navigation
during The war and for 4 tme acting
head Of re bureau. Is expected -
testify romorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
Dublin Writer
Sees Dark Outlook
in Emerald Isle

London March 2i.-The Dublin CORE
sDunGent IF tie London Tines describes
ne situation n Ireland n the darkest
-oiors- He savs he outlook Is serious
Conditions N -ra vest ald south arr
ex-enei~ grave The position pad -ast
reek IS Tow definitely worse FQbIIc
feeling e 50 ae-cei- jnfaned as % be-
come quite rational. The most out
rageous charges against ne govern
ne,- ara accepted as guspel truth.
The correspondent sa-s ne SIN Fem
ask he COUNT = accept the ronst-C,iF
r1le1ry mar Lari Mayor MacCur-a-n
vas killed by ac-ia- agents d the gov-
a--ruen-
Ia described the overnight -ot =
Dublin as another 1a1ger sigma! and
sH-s / Is Impossible y ger az impartial
account OF ne incident
TIE correspondent earns -lat --le sol-
Hers were stoned 5y a crowd because
hey left he -heac-s singing tie IA
tsora1 anthem 2s protest AGAINST The
failure os ne theatre orchestra 70
gia- Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
Sweet Not Candidate
For Membership In
National Republican Com.

Lewiston. Ne. Aa--a "A : Sweet
If lewiston member IF the nation a
Republican connit-ee. announces today
thas ne VII not enter into any further
contest Eur he reelection 10 -,at posi-
,ica.
Mr. Sweet Vas chosen a member Of
the national Republican committee Ut
the resignation Of Senator Ea-e sho--
time previous 70 the elections Of -gis. CT
about two years ago. Ee kas se-ea
With much success Ia the position and
now witadrz~s t-om any contests Hur
4 rejection solely n the interest," Of
harmony and the party good
M Sweet makes 10 extended state
neat IN connection With his decision %
withdraw xare that he feels thai e ne
continues Z nay bring about a contest
that CA 60 10 good 10 republication n
Maine lie said Tuesday - had 70
conception hat there would De aa-
contest over this mater previous In
the Republican state convention There
has not usually been anv such ACTIVE
canvas II has been the custom 10 Der
nit me state convention 10 choose the
delegates 70 the national convention
without any Thought ar suggestion II
he selection Of national committees
r.al. a. least 10 slca Thought appeared
an the surface. and to Iexve 70 rs,e-,
the ctoice Of the member Of he na-
tsay,zs cay,yrir-~~ vAsrt, eno,r~ r.s 49,
azl- been made by The delegates On
their way To Chicago for their attend
xnce IN the national csrvnssuu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
PRESIDENTS AID
Suggested IN Long
shOremen's Strike
Southern Planter. and Farmers in
Southern Districts Disturbed s~sr
Situation FoodstuHs REPRESENT
ing Years Work Endangered

New = Srk- March -.--1e Only sn4I-
Ion If the s-ae af DM iongshnrenen
engaged N coas,w-se -anc IS n tir-c.
appeal 70 the White House" e Il
Squ:-es Of he national wage adjustment;
commission announced tonigaI- The AZ
aouncenear followed receipt Of rele-
@s from the Charleston. : -, caan-
Der az commerce and t-om planters and
farmers n other southern districts de-
handing Information Of steps -agea %
settle re stripe by arbitration.
The .ex-s If the kilograms ve-- cot
disclosed but Nr. Sauires SAID they u-g-
81 -Aat Al appea. re made % President
wilson -rless Iae-- vas indication NJ =
speedr adjustment IF he situation 1y
ne wage commission.
Planters n the southern districts have
hundreds IF thousands u dollars worth
Of toodsT1Hs N S-a1oa-d aid inland
piers awaiting Shipment 70 New York.
according 70 the kilograms Further
delay Of these shipments. they sad.
would case "a very serious situation. :
These tocrst1ss represent the rea- :
WORK Of the farmers anc the spring :
inland cites NJ. sgulres sad. and pro-
tccs-s and consumers must depend upon
cuasrw:ss steamships % move them.
Strike leaders who are demanding
the strikers be granted wage Increases
and shorter hours today asserted the
coRsrwise steamship malasers' associa-
non has persiEte.t.v refused 20 enter
'n-o any scheme looking cowa-i settle
nen- with the longshoremea using The
commission as Al arbitration machine. :
z P Richardson. chairman of the
steamship managers association. sad
caasrE.se companies hare ioss - ,as
daily SINCE ne strike vas called 20 6ays
ago. Rather han leet ne present sit
1a.3un through Arbitration he declared
The c9asrvise companies vii stand PAT
aven + forced D suspend operations a.
-ogsLer
Tire mana e-s na:-ta;a wage Increases
cannot 5e granted Unless f-eighr rates
are "a sed aid rat even then the wage
increases could lot &c made -e--oac-
i've. TIE 1unrshor=-nea favor increased
freight -a-es 2uI demand 4 retroactive
ware .nC-aase
N-aeTy-nl7e ships operated n coast
x.s- t-aGe nave been made ldie bv the
strike and large number Of -ea en-
7lovAd IN ne Offices II the steamship
companies hare been thrown cut of
work. M Richardson sad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

Over Soft Coal Ended
by President
Operators and Miners Wa-nea
There Must 8e No P-af7teerns
Asked % Negotiate New Agree
mont an BASS of cor,nissio,'s
Report

Washington. March with Z WATT
ING against profiree-1ng. President "
son today orde-ed abandonment of go--
eminent control over ri1un:auus coay
prices and asked miners and operators
- Negotiate a Few working agreement
m the basis " the majority report IF
The Goa strike settlement commission.
The President ordered termination o.
price control N april = when The new
working agreement becomes etfact-v+-
This viii permit a. least para aosor2-
ton u coal prices Of the increase n
miners wages established a. = per
cent ny the commission s IA. or-ty r.
port The increase n wages. he COM
mission estimated vii entail Al adde :
annual COST IF EH 9s.g and includes
the "a per cent Increase awarded -ae
miners Z sers-ing the recent strike
The operator. however. were remind
ed BIZ The President Ina. laraas0na ape
prices must net resui, from the -elIn-
guistment Of price centred and the ad-
dftsou Of increased wages u their ex-
perses.
TIE 6a-e IF The Soin- conference IF o.
e-a-ors AID miners 70 formulate 4 Few
wage agreement had not been So 70
night Jcta = Lewis president q ne
United M--e Workers Ct America. while
awaiting 4 conference with officers u
his gnton On the mater. sad the miners
were reaf- a1d wiling 10 pa--lcipa-e
n lez~,rg with the ore-a-ors-
TIE President II -eli-c1 sn.1E ~o--9!
ever p-,ces -est9r>c ne t1si situation
50 "a as oit,-niaols = conce-ed- -
re sta11s existing prior q November
, rten me bi-u-iac1s miners ven- ou1
n 4 aa.3on-Eide strike Tire executive
order. however does lnI a1ecr me t-de
water cca! exchange. which vas -@es-
-abiis;1e4 February z and winch con-
t-als export # Goa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
BLISS DENIES

Washington March .--he con-
t-oversy stared by Rear Admiral
Sing criticism Ct the nary depart
nenc If It's war activities vas
boa-dsned tonight by the entry Of
the VA department % deny some II
the admi-aa's statements -ega-e--g
the land forces.
General Tasker H. Bliss, American
representative n TIE supreme var
council not only denied ca.sgorcally
that ne lad recommended the brig
aiding Of Carac states troops with
tore:1 armies as testified by A.
n1iras SINS. but declared the train
IS exactly the reverse"
Genera. Bliss made his aeu1a, II
letter 20 Secretary Baker vino trans
nir-e6 L. together with copy Of ne
orEna. order assigning Genera!
Persh,ng % command ire forces ever
seas 70 Secretary Daniels anu Re n
ru-- Secr both On 70 Chairman Haze
Of tie Senate lava Subcommittee a.
me same tine waking a. ire Cor-=s-
poncence pubic.
Not only a. no tzne 6ic make
ao- recommendation fer TIE br2g.c-
ing Of American troops with the 5rlt-
ISL army Cen Bliss sad but The
truth IS exactly the reverse. Tie
dn,y times t4,at I ever came IN con-
-ac: with Admiral sims n Europe
Ia - -x-F-[ IA
American mission trhe so-calt-5
house mission between TIE st1 and
Ind Ct November. 1871. During ina.
enC-a time. the idea Of briga6.ag IT
aIa,galat31g American troops wi.
foreign armies had not as Tar a.
Know. er-e-ed the head q any me.
nor did ! erar nike SUCH a SugEC5-
lion nue., less a recommendation
General 8ilss sad ne told The Sd
prene var council rra- such a Lalry
as permanent alalgama1on ef
American units with ne British O.
French would be ''!nt8Iea5ie -
American sentiment" which led the
presiding officer II Clemerceal. II
declare that this point was settled
AID nothing was heard thereafter Ct
tie SUBJ c.
n General Pe-shiags original cr-
ders as commander n chief OF the
American Expeci-lona-- Forces. =
vas specifically provided that Aneri-
cal troops were 70 operate as ia411-
-.draI units.
General Bliss said thai al military
and aavai men during MS v:slt 70
Tendon with tae house mission Urged
The sending Of complete American d.
visions for the purpose Of having IN
Europe American aatioal army. E-
said he formed them that this coul-
r-y hoped 70 hare II France Il com
plete divisions by June I -2IS. and
vas -clG TIA, that effort must ne
doubled F-enca military men la-a~
making the same demand
The idea Of 'brgading complies
divisions with other groups IS n
a5su-1;ry' Genera. Biiss rrouz
During the battle cur divisions weie
az times used % meet IN emergency
ID connection with either British or
French divisions, nut n ire sane
var French divisions were used with
cur troops
Al 10 Tine during the missions
visit n Europe did near the su--
gestinn rlal our troops should %
br.g1deG with British CT French
r-oopS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
Senator Lenroot
Speaks at Portland
Economic Club

Portland Ne March I'm lin al.
dress before the Portland EcunuuEsc
Club tonight Senator Lenroot Of wss-
consan sa4d he believed his resolution
that the C1ited States would view Vim
s-aTs concern International cnruEcs-
tons n Europe and would dea, with
each as they came up covered al tsac
this suverarnent should do
lie said thai the Presidents action n
the Fsume case was a perfect Ils,xs-z-
ton Of the effectiveness of such n
course rs mere threat from this xu--
eminent was sufficient 70 czuw n,
powers eance-ned to dessst from en-
course they had proposed.
10 said that the Cnfted Stsne1 ~
not % 10 var 70 n,zke the vsr4d suSe
for dsmac11ry. but 70 make the Csafna
Stnsns 40 1R Anuana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
German Defence
Minister Forced
to Leave Cabinet

Berlin Ma-~1 c-8T ne AsSo-
Glazed P-ass}--he retirement "
Gustav Noske. Is minister II &
fe-ce. eaoe alter 4 stubborn at-e-rgt
* rs parry supporters among ta-
"a .z:cn group . retain him II o11ce
n opposition 70 re pressure II ne
Berlin party and labor .eaders All
he ciano- Of me independents rs
resignation vas first rendered p
President E5e-- N Friday a stuff
gar ard vas a. Iaa- --ae Tot ac-
ceptad-
When tie E5e---Race- government
-eru--7ed q Berlin SUNDAY the fo-,l-
irv Of trying - hold Noszs n power
was promptly discovered and ne
man WHO rad SC eng been red a.
= rt1e independents ard radicals aas
now been cast aside.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
Suffrage Vote by
Delaware on Friday

lover. Del. March 1--WIta ne pos
ssnifitses Of the defeat q me ra1znca-
,.cr NJ the suH-7xe amendment loon-
,,~ ra-<, and larger preparations were
made by the Delaware Legislature dur
- =, .esssor to-day ID hare fae ra@s
acn.snu measure presented % oo1
,,r,,..x .orncr-uw morning Arguments
.,- and axz.nss suffrage vii De hez-a
~,-sav and leaders Of the amt
su6zxssa are WORKING aa.H -
the MEASURE acted upon ny Ff70as AZ
-ooo. Sentiment against Suffrage ~As
GO ,r,xea today and al party Anes
s-,-.,.a vhea Republican and Demo
-tsc legislators refused 70 De no1a'A
-. IN fhe outrage Guesfon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
MORGENTHAU
NAMED MEXICAN
AMBASSADOR

WASHINGTON. March 25--H@r-v
Morger-hau Of New York former
ambassador 70 Turkey. vas 1cu,-1-
a1ed today by President wilson e
De AMBASSADOR 10 Mexico Ee VII
succeed Henry F. Fletcher VIC "a
RgaeI recently because he I'D not
agree with the administrator Mex-
icaa policy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
Anthracite Miners
to Stay on Job
While Negotiating

New YORK March -3:.-The general
scale committee representing me an
-,rac.ta GOA miners by : virtually
unanimous vote decided tc'day d re-
main at work after April ! pending
,egpr.attor Of a new wage ag--e-
near providing the mIce owners
agree % MAKE any wage aEard e
--oac-ve ID ti1a1 date"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
lobby Asks Senate to
reveal Evidence on
his Confirmation

-a,+l2g-ln- March ISeCetAy
II -o1ay wrote Senator Lodge.
---Aa II TIE Senate foreign reiA-
aI1!t-as asking t-at the evi-
-aKe1 ~ the COMMITTEES On the
= rs condrmassun be male
81 : = accorded with the usuI
he taxi # the letter n
~, II H the state department
~ permit ne - expreD 70
appreciation OF the very
+--E recspCon I had from you
z members At your committee
- 7c-aS1on Of ny recent appear
'+.gre The committee
n hopeful that q way may ne
- 70 eff The secrecy which sur
Us he evidence taken by the
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