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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
Fasting Cork Mayor
Sticking to His Stunt

London. Aug. @3-Lord Mayor Ter
ence MacSweenev If Cork, who Is N
Bri,ton Jall. LONDON, on hunger
strike. was smoking tota~ but was
reported weaker. Il was SAID tnai ne
was Still determined mt 70 abandon
the strike
Answering those who tried 10 per
suade INN 10 change his Tond- Lord
Mayor MacSweenev declared II IS
use ess 10 compare my case with that
NJ others 7 feel that as ord mayor ~
Cork and chief magistrate nv case IS
different II I give WAY now ! shall
give away The cause Of irish liberty.
would rather die than do that.
Archbishop ManniX Of Australia
with the MS hops Of Bailard ann XII
Zoe vIsited the lord mayor n the
prison this afternoon. remaining :"
minutes When the three departed
crowd which had gathered inquired
as TO the lord mayors condition. The
bishop 81 KillaIoe replied briefly.
lie = very PROSTATE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
Ex-Service Men
Held for Grain
Stealing at Belfast

fSei4aSi. Ne a lE- - = petal -
Fred Wentworth ana Frank Meser-vey
ex-serv1ce men. who were taken n
custody SUNDAY night and charged win
stealing gram from srorebouse were
given hearing this forenoon before
Judge Chapman. They pleaded not
guilty and the hearing was continued
until Thursday al 10 oclocA, when new
evidence viii be introduced. They
nave tod The officer Who the fenre
was and stated mat ne told them that
ne would buy ne grain and "A hundred
pounds IF sugar from them The
vaung men were tafsn into CUSTODY
about 9 O'Clock last night nv Officers
Whitehead and EdEecnrrh after they
rad hesn seen CARRYING heavy bags
down the railroad track. When 8ppre-
tendea fhev had dropped the grain
but their clothing gave evidence Of
tlelr having carried Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
5000 PRISONERS Estimated

PARIS. Au-. %. BY The Associated
Press THE number of Russian So
y-ie1 PRISONERS captured n he Polish
counIer-offensive VIII amount 10 20
geo. according 10 Warsaw advlces 10
he French foreign Office today
Most Of the S5.op0 prisoners already
coun1ed we're captured n the terr'tnrE
northwest Of Warsaw including The
DanzlE corridor or ne ARM under
command Of me French general Bil-
lotIe VINO fornertv was chief Of staff
10 Genera Lrautsy. resident French
governor Of Morocco. This army now
5 most effective ana : composed q
Ear-nal trained men Of Paaen.
Another Polls. army under com
nand OF the French General Henri IL
striking towards BIal vstnh rom War
saw. cutting of the Bolsnevlk retreat
a tn1rd Polish or un1n under Pres
dent PiIsudsk1 ALREADY mas PASSED
Bres1 Lltovsk. cutting off int Bols he
viz GaIIclAn army
The French foreign Office announced
today that Genera. " =and now =
chief Of the Polish STAFF. with full
power ana taat most If The loon
French officers n Poland are actually
part cIpaTIng IN me lighting.
The Polish peace delegates At MlrsA
have reported t.rat the soviet repre-
senraIives are increasing n severity
the published peace terms. demanding
now that 800. 900 Polish workmen be
gwen the arms the Boisnevtki hope
the Polish army will LAY DOWN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
Pig Diet Row
Man in Hospital
Daughter i'm Jail

DanarlsCprIa. Ne. Aug. Gas the
result Of family discussion ove. the
feeding Of a Dig Samuel Tjhhef[s Of
Damariscot1a was n Rorkianu hrspl-
tai m ii critical condition with TIVE
bullet wounds tociay. and his daughter
Georgia Tiebetfs aged 81. was under
arrest on the charge Of assault with
intent To murder him.
The daughter was alleged IN have
fred three SHOTS At Tihpeits from an
automatic revolver she was TO he
brought here from the Rccklanu jail
for a-rHi gnrnent late this AFTERNOON
The Young woman was ARA gned in
the Lincoln nunc1pal cpurt late today
Oh q charge OF assault wiki intent 10
xiii and waived examination. she was
reid N bail cf sseeo FIR the ericner
Ter mot he supreme court ans was re-
manaeti IN The Knox county jRll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
REDS BOTTLED Up

Warsaw Aug. IS. by The Asso-
c1aIs-d Press The process Of boItI-
ing III the Russian soviet forces on
the northern fr6nt between Prussia
ana the NisIuIa river has been com =
pleted. according 70 al Official stale
nenI issued Just before midnight. The
POles have closed the gateway Of es-
cape. taking prisoners ana Mater ais
n such quantities Jht.i f : IMPOSSIBLE
10 count them.
One Polish infantry division alone
TOOK 5.op0 prisoners ana Is guns
Retreat from Lemners
The soviet forces which have been
nenaclng LeTnper- from the east ana
south. nave begun 70 retreat under
pressure due. the statement saws to
the continued Polish advance along
the entire central ana northern tronIs.
Al one time General Budennv. the
soviet cavalrv leader was WITHIN
nine miles Of Lenber- but mas been
thrown back souJ hwesTward. Al the
r RUSSIANS n ms reElon are II tuIl re-
treat.
Twenty two cannon ware taken
during the advance on the central
front under the personal command Of
President Pllsudshi. the Poles oc-
cupy1nC Zambrov ana Mazowlzeck.
southeast II Lornza. ana crossing the
line OF the Narew south Of Bailyslok.
12H miles northeast Of Warsaw. The
Russian -etreHt continues N the gen
era direction Of Grodne ana east
1a-1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

HAMLEN RESIGNS
AS FUEL OFFICIAL

Portland. Ne. AuE, -o.-Jarnes AL
rninis1ratnr tor Maine during the war
ana was impressed lnto service again
bitumlnous roal shortage, nas rendered
his resi- Enatlun.
M F7amIen n making tins an
nouncemenr todav Expressed the feel
lnE that the bltunInous coal SITUATION
mas been cleared as the result Of the
recent conferences n New York. While
anthracite distribution is ,ot quite ~
70 normal. ne sad. 4 : expected that
shipments soon VII ne sutfcient to
supply Maine needs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
ChiIdren's
Day Opening
Bangor Fair

. Bangor, Me-. Aug. q Special.
The Bangor Far onenea To-Day
when everything was free Tor the
children ano over 500 were :ne
guests ~ t7e management THE
+uii program 81 attractions was
gwen except the racing which BE-
gins uescay. Sports were heio
for tire play 5raun1 children IN ere
track ana ere Jockey races ~ere
excellent. The SPACE IN the live
STOCK, poultry, sheep src swine
ana general ayr cultural IS G-cwn-
ed with ss7irirs ana there IS every
indication o. tne biggest anc BEST
tar +or years. Automo riies form
51e feature. mary dealers nav
ing tents. The MIDWAY IS rae
largesT ever on the grounds; tire
racing stables are FLIED 70 capacity
ana q 5ig REID ~ starters are
ready for the aces, some Of winch
will De started IN two divisions.
there S 4 iarae army camp on the
grounds. with ar eS'ipI: OF war
material ana the destrove-s Fort
5iakeiy ana Barney are n por. 70
assist ~ recruiting +or tire navy.
Two arr planes are mere and tax
ing 10 passengers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
PROBE TO LIMIT

chicago Auc. THE Sena-e
Campaign Invest gazing COMMITTEE
rooaT made plans for what Il an.
nounchd would ne i thorough a1d
exhaustive investigation INTO the Re-
Tuhilcan ana De,nocratlc national
cam naIgns.' The invest cation. II
vas announced would MOI only ueaI
with methods Of obtaining ana ex-
pendlng MONEY IN tAe -anpalcus. but
would cover rnpcrrs Of ALLEGED Offers
If Fedora positions as an I.ducerueut
10 poiiDcaI activity
Cox % Sent For
Governor James Il. Cox Of crlo.
Democratic nominee. was Sent q teIe-
gram BY the committee requesting
hlm 70 appear before II next Mondav
when Il Will reconvene TO present any
evidence ne NAV have 70 subsfanlate
his charges n campaign speeches mat
the Republican, were raising i CAN
paIgn fund Of SIS, 200. 9oo-
Leaders c-aerea - Appear
n addition. me committee ordered
leaders n each party 10 appear before
Il with al books papers and Iufor-rR-
Ion n their Possession concerning
the canpalEn activities. financial or
otherwise of their part Included n
the list summoned were VIII Z. Hans.
chairman Of the Republican National
Committee. George Il White. chajr-
man nf the Democratic National
Committee; Fred Uphan ana Wilbur
Marsh, Lreasurers respectively Of tha
Republican and Democratic Naftonal
Committees; Homer : Cummings.
fcrmer chairman Of me Democratic
Nat1una! Committee: senator Niles
Folndexier 81 Washington. chairman
VI the Republican senate Campaign
Committee. representative Michael
PhelAn Of MassachuseTts Congress-
nan Simeon Tess Of ONO. anu Guy
Scott NJ West Virginia members Of
iae Republican Congressional Cam
naiEn Committee and Reprsse-ts-
rlves Frank DorerDns OF Michigan ara
". A Oldfeld Of Arkansas Of the
Democratic Congressional CE-r.!ga
Committee
Others To Be -1ears
II ptAlSi Nfl-1cSEtS VIII Bc
summoned before The COMMITTEES Ses-
SION begins. Chairman Kenyon. q
Iowa said. Each witness summoned
today was instructed % bring any
other persons VINO nigh Es able 70
furnish Information concerning TIE
campaign activities of either party.
We are going 10 And 1ut every
IhlnE there 8 20 know about me work
Of the two parties" said senator Ken
yon tonight There have been r--
ports that the Republicans were ais
InE millions Of dollars: that Ecng q
CORPORATIONS was contributing largely
TO their fund and that -aE1OUs persons
were offering federal positions rs 4
reward for political help from certain
men.
To Peer 20 Bottom
We are gong INTO these things
Thoroughly and while We hope to get
them all cleared ~ without about
three ueeis We are ready 20 remain
in session until election day II 2eces-
ear
W.T. H FAY. and George T. White
signlfed thur willingness n New
Continued on Page -Coi. s.
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Californian Winner
Camp Perry Shoot

tarrp Perry. Ohio Aug &c :.
Hal Of san Diego. Cal. has been an
nounced as the winner OF the all
around championship match n the
National Rifle Tournament with to-
tal OF Dbl out of a possible 55a BY
winning tais match Hall Is credited
with me distinction Of being the best
all-iound nun with The rife pistol
and shotgun.
The National Indiv dual Rife Match
opened to-day with 1850 competitors
On the firing line for the 1Isi stage
AZ 9ho- Yards rarid fra Thr national
ind1F7 dual pistol match opens tenor
row.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
General Forecast

AR pressure IS now high generally
east Of the Rocky mountains
There have been scattered local
showers within The last - hours IN
the middle Atlantic states and with
these exceptions the weather remain
Cd fair during me last - hours
Temperatures are now below the nor
ma IN tne eastern states.
The outlook IS for generally fair
weather TUESDAY and "Wednesday tn
the states east II the MISSISSIPPI
river
Moderate temperatures Will continue
throughout Wednesday in t.le eastern
states.
WINDS north ef SANDY F5eok VIII lie
gentle 70 moderate north fair wealth
er Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
oEi:Iai Fgures later
=. S. Swimmers score

Antwerp Aug d. Ps the Assocl-
ated Press Several Olympic records
We're smashed Today. Thrca Amer
cans. Mrs. Frances Schroth 0f San
Francisco. Irene Guest Of Phlladei-
pflla and Ethelda Bclbu ev. women 8
swimming ASSOCIATION. chaikcd up
new records IN winning their heats
# the 100 metres FREE szHle. Duke
hahanAInoku rept aTAd ms record
breaking performance ~ yesterday
by covering 100 metres free style IN
one minute. - seconds. Pua hea-
lena, Honolulu tied the OLYMPIC
record when winning his heat IN the
same event.
Records Broken 5y U. 6.
This makes a total NJ eIghI OHM
PIC records broken by American en-
rites N TWO DAYS. one world record
betTered and TWO Olympic records
equaIIed.
II me events todaT L F3uwtlIs San
Francisco. won ms hea: n the 500
metres breast stroke IN SIX minutes.
~ seconds. In the 100 metres free
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
Two Killed In
Toledo Explosion

Toledo. O. Aug. 23-Two men are
known 10 he dead another - missing
and TWO city firemen are n hospitals
following IRE ana explosion IN the
plant of the Toledo Seed and OIL
Company. here. late tonight One
of the dead is William Jensen enEI
neer. Who after turning n the
alarm. re-entered TIRE plant and was
burned To death The other body has
moi been Identified.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
HUGHES TO
HELP HARDING
IN CAMP ICN
F Orn1er Justice to Con-
fer With G. 0. P.
Nominee Today

p -ak Over -earue ard other
lssues-=-ooiens incident 70 :
S-esldentiai Campaign Also - Sc
oscussea-sea Cross -eao to
Confer With Senator on Friday
TO See Front Porch Delegation
Today
Marion. O.. AuE. g3--ulnrldeut
with The preparation THIS week OF
soIne II MS most important am
ralgn speeches. Senator Harding viii
lake counsel win number OF men
prominent n national affairs. lnc!ud-
mr. Charles Evans Hughes. whp gas
the Republican Presidential nominee
n -9I6
Hughes TO Talk OF LEAGUE
i Is understood thai M Hughes,
VINO Ulll see the nominee tomorrow
VIII come IL Senator Harding IN
v1tat!On 10 discuss the League IF
Nations and VARIOUS other issues
along with practical problems n ne
cunducI Of 4 Presidential am palEn.
Another an Inc list 8 Henry P.
Iavlson. mead OF me American Red
Cross and a partner Of j. p Nor
gan M Davlson's appointment IS
Tor Friday ana n addition 70 me
League Of Nations Of which he mas
been supporter. i Is expected mat
various financial issues U1ll be
ta.ked over AZ the conference
p See Eminent Lawyer
Former Senator Sutherland Of
Utah. president II the American Bar
ssoclatlon. VII see the nominee on
Thursdav An eminent .aVver and
student OF international relations
his ADVICE Is sXpectcd 70 be sought by
the nominee n connection with Ger
tain details Of lhc League issue
Another caller NJ Frlda- VIII be
Fred Z. Underwood president OF me
Continues on Page -Col. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
Uncle Sam
on Lookout
for Coal Hogs

Washington. Aug. 22.-A-ernev-
General Palmer To-Day instructed
United State. Attorneys 70 ,nves-
tigats alleged cornoi nations ana
oorsntracies among dealers TO 10
crease ooai prices Information
obtained ~ Feoe-ai agents was
saio 70 snow trat dealers through
repeated ressies 1ad raised prices
though avoiding direct ,rof7tesr-
ing. immediate prosecutions we're
directed should investigation re-
veal conspiracy among dealers.
The attorney general ordered the
attorneys 70 pay attention also 70
traae practices sra 'criective Or
sasfefuI deeices through which,
the dea ere night &c anie 70 raise
ire price 20 the consumer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
Arbitrary Stand
To Jury Chicago
ClOthiers on Prices

Chicago. Aug. 2S-Cfhcais and
employees Of Fart. Scharner *
Marx. clothing manufacturers. were
summoned today 10 appear before
the grand jury investigating the
nlr,n cost If clothing The clothing
firm was asked 10 bring all books.
records. ana bills
The purpose oi the invest ga hon. il
was said. is 10 determine whether
retailers are charging undue profits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
More n. Y. Refners
Cut Price of Sugar

New York, Aug. ,3.-Two Dig sugar
r-finers today met the cut 10 LID
cents a pound for g-auulated sugar
made ten days ago by a leading re-
finer. Late IN the afternoon one made
! further cut 10 u cents which is the
lowest figure quoted by any refiner.
Raw sugar was unchanged al I2.p4
for Cuba centrifugal sugar. duty paid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
Their Wages Cut
Construction Crew
In Lewiston Quits

Lewiston. Ne, Aug eS.-ReducIlo on
employed hy the = p Cummings Cen
structin Ga Of Portland. on sSua-
;ions 10 Inc Baiee cotton mills here
caused waIkout TO-DAY affecting zoo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
HUGHES PLEDGES
ACTIVE SUPPORT
TO o. P. TICKET

New YORK. Aug. eS.-Charles Evans
hughes. Republican presidential nom
nee N 1915 today assured Win II
Gays. chairman OF the Republican ma
tional COMMITTEES. that he was heart
lis IN sympathy with the Harding
Coolidge ucksf and would actively
further the Republican carppai-1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

Copenhagen, Aug. -S.-The fnjes
nave -ecaptured E5lalvstok after des-
1erance resistance uy the BoIshevik.
says d despatch TO The Beriingsk zea-
Jung rom Warsaw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
cox SEES NO NEED

Dayton. O., Aug -3-Deveiopmerts
n connection H11h ms charge thai
a 'slush fund o. s1;Loen 100 was be
ing raised Tor ne Republican CAM
pa.-a and persona affairs today on
gagged Governor Cox, Democratic
Presidential nominee
Governor Cox received d telegram
RON Senator KENYON. Republican,
Iowa. chairman Of the SENATE cam
palgn funu investigating committee
which resumed Is sessions TO-DAY at
Chicago. requesting Information
No reply was maze by The Soae rnor
as ne had sent Senator Reed Of MIS-
souri, a Democratic member Of me
KENYON committee a telegram last
night promising 10 transmit lnfcr-rIa-
non N the aea- future.
-as More 70 Tell
In ADDITION 70 the information 20
ne gwen % the committee Governor
Cox said ronlght thai ne would make
public other facts n his future ad-
dresses.
Declaring mat he d;d not expect -
testify before The Senate committee
Governor COX sald
y viii send matter TO the com
rnitIee later All n the NORMA on
have viii b gwen % the public
therefore don't see any use n going
before the committee. think also
thai the committee will recogniZe
that as q candidate I should give L
OUT n such manner as / ser 1T nut
I have no disposition, IF course n
conceal anything rom them Lhat
nave myself.
Arbitrary STAND
Y VIII give out my Information az
7 think tne public interest demands
Il and I think I should DC me iuuge
as 10 Nacn i is 20 ne gwen out.
Governor Cox added that no re-
spense had come from Will II. Hays
chairman If me Republican National
committee. 10 ms request for lnfor-
nation regarding alleged cT7dlnE
Of the COUNTY, by the Republicans
into sub divisions ana imposition OF
contr1 buttons quotas upon each sub
division.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
Boston Forecast

Boston. aug. 2$-ForecaS+ for Bns-
TON ana vicinity Fair Tuesday ana
Wednesday, moderate temperatures
gentle variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
THE WEATHER
FAIR

New England and eastern New York:
Fair TUESDAY ana "Wednesday rnoder-
ate rperaI ures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

Nor+r Maeri-u OF At-lc.es -iosss
WITH An.-.-, g.. s,,li- 81,
80
WIN 10 hNee o. rour
Nor'r5s Eecords Made BY =. s.
Entrants - CrIrai Eiau-.- An.
,,u,cs- 49,
Antwerp. Aug O.. 81 me A PN.-
The Seventh fa,-rnpiad .tosAd Ian. ms
,--.-.. ...
o-'iU - q a. ne -Tath ana 1e1d com
petitions are Concerned. win decisive
victory fpr the American ..3.r.e tss
A,-,n,,r. I'LL. .a..., LII, .......-,.,,
=" -Ahs pA' = 9'> 'oP.e games ne
Amer cans r"1leo Up tatA II ~
points during -ne wees "+ competition
ii hgure 11u~e rhsn iR-'ce a. -reat a.
mai = t-t nearest r-'al 1i--orl--Frn-
-anu. with -ho.
L. gar ~ ear
r. -,
~. want a,r,,,-a,, ~. rr,tar,a--r.,.,r
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,+ -,,rz-,,1. ,--.-..r-, ..,t.,- -.r sas
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a,,a,,s .-,,, 7,.a,.e ,-..- ,,,,t, r-.,,,.,,g f,-
49, risaa -,,..,,,,,,,,,,., LAW, 7,,,o,s -urr
,,.s,,,, b.---- ,r $50 49,. 70
-, So 49,. "a. ..rs,a =, ...,.C,,,s
-,5.,~..- -, 80. 81. a-,3 1000. J.,
sweden r t-irds. having won nine -
r. or sweden The Americans scored
l4 tour-lz. VICE a. mar a. -1ear
nearest iva. T1tt' nut-anken tHe
other teams n l1tAs R7r. hui dld not
secure 9u4ie a. MANY s.Atns - oWe-
den.
~ ! Wo-,G's 5ecoras
~ r-,,, --,.-,,... -,,.,.,,,.,s. .-,.t ,.-.,s,7
.ra A-,ar..-.., g.,l.,,..s. .-,.,,s ,--,s -
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r,1,.-,n,r ~..~o-d e.-Hal.srad r1,on g
AT Ala worm --eora urav ~ IL
A,rsr,c..-
The games ,gyt closed wa-a notable
Tia rar, mat gnIv ra-ae z-t7Istas
we're ab4 - u-r wo 7re7 nlao.s
These v-a,-. rsrar7-o ne f-siao walk
a. VINO rook ne soaG ana IL pDn ne
tres e0ents. Hi. The EnE..~nEnan. mid
dlo o4siaiilN+ r4hnef, w" won ne e"
ne1'es 4''a -'''' metres @no : urn,
ne y NH WIZ va -'lS II me -'-'''
metres TN "a" +" ..le 80 UNI
aA.' .''1H "14----- + : ,-'i''il IL q.
,''is = < a
y f--'iii
Articles Leaving Antwerp
Tie athletes are beginning to depar-
rom Antwerp tonight The Swedes
are gong To PARIS or the triangular
meet With tne French ana Americans.
The Eng,lsnnen also are tea11ng 70
prepare tor .he.r games Will the
Americans Il LONDON ~eptemper 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
SYMPTOMS OF COLD FEET
BY CANDIDATE COX IN HIS
SLUSH FUND CHARGES

Senate Committee Probing Campaign
Funds May Force Democratic Pres
idential Candidate to Prove His
Charges of S15,oOO,OOO Fund of
Republican Party---Governor Init
mates is Not Over Anxious to
Appear Before Committee---Rival
National Chairmen Ordered to Chi
cago to Testify---Hays Welcomes
Fullest Publicity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

Chicago. Aug. Ex-Governor Cox Democratic Nominee
viii probably be subpoenaed ana compelled appear before the
Senate campaign which today announced plans for
investigating the Republican and Democratic National cam
pags unless comes OF his free will member Of the
committee told the Associated Press tonight
Confirm o Page 5-coi
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A~a1tInu u. 5. PASSPORTS

immigration authorities ID II raso
refused 70 admit AItendorf MO the
nted States without passport The
American cons ulaie here SAID Il cuuIu
not act until Geographic Insrrrcr!o ns
were received from me state depart
nent Al Washington In the meantime
A,tendorf continued under guard OF
TWO Mexican officers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
9,spieasen Mex3cahs

Altenuorf was refused adrnIttanee
MO the United States until re could
snow proof Of citizenship At the
American consulate mere lie SAID he
had been expelled rom Mexico upon
order If General T Elias Gales. min
ster u war ana marine on the accusa-
t:on ne hao given Information deroga-
torv 10 Mexico before the senate sub
COMMITTEES Inve> Z eating affairs n
Mexico.
According to A4fenuuTT. ne was ar
rested III August III Mexico Civ
where he was living under an assun-
ed name. H SAID ne was keri n prison
nine GAYS ircomnunlcaaot ne vas fIve
days en- route u the borde- from Mex
co Civ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
SAYS GERMAN
AUTHOR BLACK
TOM BLAST,'17
S. A 2 ent in
Mexico Claims Has
Proof Of Guilt
D. Paul Altcruor- craereu oerortea
sy Mexican Cow, Now al Juarez
Awaiting Entrance to y. S.-De-
ciares lis lnfornatior Authentic
on Serpetrator or Kingston Is
lanu Explosion Of Munitions

Juarez. Aug 2S.-rr Pau A1ren-
dorf. who arrived here from MEXICO
CITY .oda- under guaro, SAID mat IN
der commas inn Il American insurance
companies ne nAd discovered N Mex
lCa a German. whose name ne gave.
who va the perpe,-ator Of the Kings
ton Island explosion n MUNITIONS Al
Slack rom, an the Atlantic coast
eAr!y n 1e--. wner properrv valued at
millions n dollars vas destroyed ann
several lives lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

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