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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
HOW WE WOULD DREAD A TRI
TO MARION.

HOW WE WOULD DREAD 4 TRIP
TO MARION.
Dear BILL
The PorchviIle Promoters
Had II doped out
That there would be
a long waiting list
OF the fgSthful
Fighting for a place
In the lineup 70 get
Down 90 see WarreN-S
But when they find that
Gamslieis front lawn
Isn'r tromped up
Enough 70 suit them
The Gold Dust Twins
Give out free tickets
To try for a quorum
About next week
You'll haze 20 look out
Or you'll be sub-poenzed.
Yours truly.
!. open
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

Most Of the women we knew, who
went 10 the registration places
asked 20 see pictures Of the candi-
dates before they would consent 70
register Roosevelt was held TO be
the finest looking man on either
ticket with the exception of George
SChOck
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

YE EDITORS ADVICE.
Dearest Editor:-Advise me
| don't feel Just right.
] can't sleep at night
I moan, and sigh.
My throat is dry.
I can't smoke or drink.
Ny grub tastes like ink.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
HOW AN EDITION Can SAY 4
THING LIKE THIS AND LIVE
Is BEYOND OUR
COMPREHENSIVE

CWalkerton Independent
All Of our old school teachers
are attending institute in Sous
Bend this week getting ready
for another seasons work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
FTFTY-FTFTYING THE OFFICE
HELD

Chicago Trib. Want ADJ
TO RENT-Desirable private
office, S35. 20 party who will
divide stenogra pher, $50 y.
Dearborn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
WHAT'S In A NAME

facts about your name; fits
history; its meaning; whence IL
was derived; its Significance:
your lucky day and lucky jewel.
Ply MILDRED MARSHALL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
THAT'S GRAmTTnE

Ihere was a raw rookie In France
Who was asked by a 7 girl 10 dance
AS he swallowed his cud
He replied, I'm a dud
But I'm sure much obliged for the
chance"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

Il want to ask you is Roosevelt
the Socialist candidate2" one OF our
young office women asked today as
she stepped out OF the registration
booth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
Copyright, 1920

Look At The Price of Raisins!
The fact that sugar is coming
down proves that they can't be US
ing much OF IL in home made
hootch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

Another Trib. head:-'-WOULD-
BE sPOONERS IN ARMS" Spoon
srs haven't changed a bit. evidently
That's just where they ust 10 be
when we were young Teller ike
Louie Nickel and Doc HI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
The Tower of Babel
BY BILL ARMSTRONG

Ny heart doesn't beat.
I've got cold feet.
Ny heads IN a whirl
Answer-'Then why don't YOU
marry the girl ?'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
He'll Get It

II Mr.. Trotsky wants some good
advice about whether TO go on fight
ing or not, let him talk 10 Mr..
Hohenzollern.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
asINGER NINE W1Iit, rAOKIF

WINTON SIX" sea Trfb headline.
Why. the big DULLES! The next
thing they'll be jumping onto the
Cadillac eight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07
GEORGE WYMAN & CO.
Come and See Us

Store Hours: Open g. 80 a m. Close ) 80 p m ;
except Saturday, closed at $50 p. m
This store will be closed all day Labor Day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

It is an obligation on women now 70 show that all
this fuss getting the ballot been worth while.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-07

Quite lot of persons would hold their jobs easier
if they got them little earlier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
RAILROADS SHOW
LOSS N INCOME
MONTH OF JULY

= &SflLLE ffr. ~stlT -E.-AGlur rali-
~oads Il ne .-auntry recorded a aenc.t
III So 65S.feR -epe-rinx income for
July compared with an operating IN
come e SS".S@a.4Ai Ju.v 1912. ar
soreiinE 10 sunu7ar-y 1ssued turiEet
rE ne Interstate Commerce lzonrnis-
@loE- Fn- -ns seven months -nae.
VIII July NJ rpers11rE srcu-ne n re
~naGE vas 81 -iv',7St a. AEasnrr yzaz.-
"a-"ze '"- ne corresponding p~-7e<
n asi resr
'7FraituE revenues n the roads for
ne month aAHIgurr 80 - SfzK1S. sKs
conn fsrno VIII SA55 "SE.4. IN July
We. WrHe operating expenses to
-A.iec SE--.--- gNe against S.-S sp7 81"
5"- july ri .asr ear Deductions fc-
axes ana rncei e~tsul- accounts pru-
fucer ms 6enreJ. Estimate ed ware ar
--uals unuer me I=c4s1o- II the Rail
~oaa Lspo- 5usrd Included n July
expenses were S%s..4l.SRs
operating income II ire -oads NJ
ne vE-s rs-~ GlStr7c- 70, Jul, amount
- rn Sl-.-2E.I-A wrli- n ne eastern
1ls-r1rt here was q defic-f of EIS.-pl
@@} ne aocahcrtas distr1r- a re-
ar1t NJ SSF-.s1 p. ana 2 me southern.
d-str'e- at a @epc,t IF SS.-ct sns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
Odd Z elbows and
Rebekaf1s. 10000
Strong in Hub Parade

Boston. Sept ....i---THg parade o
!av If 4otp1 0ad Fellows ann
Daughters OF Reoei.an was the on
standing public feature n ne an
1uai communication u the So7er-
elgn Grand T-oa-e and the re!ah-n-
ION n She l{s't1 auItive.rsar-v q he
founding pF rtfc order II tins state
4 crowd estimated ~ Supa-nfcra-
ef1 n Police E'rowle1- 70 ne 900 Gao
'1eFec the seemingly endless stream
II rnarCherS and t3uats winch -poE
nearly five 1olrS to pass ID c-!ver1
poInt. Lodges from alInnsr every
town and hamlet N the United
States ann Canada. We're represented
N the line. he gold aced uniforms
N the Patrlarcax militant and he
nuitt-"olore2t costumes Of me $500
vorner making I one OF The most
i Impressive paceauts Of fratsrrlaIisrn
aver seeU II Tins ~Ity Governor
EouIIc-e- Nlrof 7e+ers. and other
state ana CITY officials reviewed ne
procession. The -narchers aIso
naEsed Y review before ting Soy
e-e1rr Grand Lodge officers. Grand
Marshal X. + Cakes anu ". :.
Euer1ez-. ccmmAnCer-In-ch Of he
PatrIarcns Militant.
\ bail tonight completed the da,-S
festivities The romrnur1 cation viii
end or FRIDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
Rushing Peace
Tactics of Reds
Suspicious TO Poles

R3E-a Sept a. fy T1F Associated
Press The Russian soviet proposals
gpr 4 preIinlnar- peace 70 which The
Poles are preparing thelr reply pro-
woe For" immediate negotiations for 4
fugl neace after the. siEuIuE IF tire
preliminary treaty The ten Gays al
lowed the roles ~ The SovieIs for
acceptance ri me terms VIII expire
Oct uber s, TT1e Poles are highly suE-
precious Of the Speed with which the
seviets are -usfInr matters amt com
plain that they are beiuE w4liried 1T
their feet
The Poles also will prrb&piv object
TO na1icnai sslf-determinnIinn FIR
Eastern fsRlicfs bs- referendum as
they contend the Soviets are trying
to create as many nnrner states rs.
passit,ie- hoping - drrnfnafr them
ana create great confusion in which
II would be possible 70 carry On So
vgsf propaganda
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
Ex-Jap Premier
Seeks Peoples viii
California Situation

S---t -.tf'-EL y
q Press -4-1a~ctrE -a Ll.s AsaIi.
Marcus 9hlgenuuu tkuIua. -r--ner
u-errler eas s,es-,ged to Devote Hr1n-
-+-lf -o awakening re 5ans.nese ue.7g !.
agalust ne unIaw-u I'll attltu5e N Ca-i-
eo--la Americans. ~ .urche. ms
purpose. fis- -4wzuaper SAL. Marcus
8kuna wiz .aI meeting ID Lnr
-tatesrn.-H politicians diplomats
scholars. au=tu=eS men ana purnc>sts
a1 ...s res derr.a -a exchange ev-s
me u-wspape- save wa~s.uz rulva--
-1rv n wf.icy Na~cu.y 4ur-a va
he founder anc = is .-4saueIt VIII
srar- !. ....rrrla II agslns- -le a1tl-Js-,,-
ars-se agitation r America w3tt HE
,sr7-,-. tiff ai.,,,.z s-E nullie .q.rlor m
Asafg Quotes Narrr-ls ,5k;r?a as -u,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
SEEK KING PINS IN BASEBALL CR0OKEDNESS
2MORE CHICAGO PLAYERS OWN UP To BRIDES

Williams and Felsch Add Confessions
to Those Of Cicotte and Jackson
Stories Tally in Every Particular
Deal to Throw Worlds Series
Made IN Chicago Hotel Room--Grand
Jury Indicts Brown and, Sullivan
as Higfer-ups Wanted in Scandal
False Names Believed Used By
Gamblers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
Roosevelt Talk
Smachs of Lost
Cause" Chatter of Cox

a 'Bs-- n 4 Va. seq. - ~ "a b.
.n n Roosevelt szIc ar-r ."utEcr.
"A w7sr tnat Senator Harding would
~!,sat ever-- laz 8rr -y..- 3 EA- His
-ver- address emphasizes me trus
sEalicw-uess ri tae Ecnuuhc2r cam
ia n
Tor instance, asr -lEr- ere -tsIs
e.tr ne -rEAa 1rcs more -o ~sy-aInT
tn+ -Gr-r question - spent atS ne
talking anau- the rSe~~ to ruT m
austr.ez ~ having Defnr- ratIc y 3
Democratic Congress curing -n, next
rcur Years. while as carefully AVOID
- al ~sterences % cn5 "a. nat ur-
ie- "a Democrat. ures7 derj -tis ua-
-lor aas not suffered III it's 5ndusr tres
Frnr- the ,uruustlt7tr1 t.f foreign -nJn-
-r7es- 8ut THAT tA- -ourtr-- m -
other hand Has orlo~ed -ae INST -
rnarSau4e perod ~ p-osQe-tv n t's
rlAtur--'
The tar-f question his "9urtr,-
s sc-errirc question aua one w-fra.
'v TIE common consent NJ IN great
mas ~ voters Has oaen .aker nut NJ
politics ana ptaced nr me -c1eutlnc
basis g. winch IL belongs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30


Wednesday
Benny
slea
against
srs-
delegates osa
Ma1nt ever nea
Write 1orai
p-- III
by MAJ,
c u Jub1ie
audie7cs
De
rru7 ursai =nurc7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
HEYDLER AND McGRAW TELL
OF RELEASE new YORK men
FOR ATTEMPTING TO BRIBE

Chicago, Sept 29-ConfessiOns from Claude Williams and
Oscar tesch. admitting they 1Tbed throw ast
years world series public today and the same
time the grand Investigating the baseball scandal
7rst action gamblers who engineered
me deal by nulctIng Identity only
revealed. Brown and Sullivan the names under
which true bills against alleged gamblers
that the Jury believed these names 70 he mythical
ana used only by the when they discussed the series
throwing with the oaL players
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
ALLIED SUPPLIES
SENT TO POLAN D

London sept 81 wireless dis
patch from Mosessw tudBy says that
Poland has RECEIVED large supplies
from the Allies through DanxiE. Eng
land. the message declares. sent ses-cr
steamers loaded with munitions ana
three tanks. ana Twelve small vessels
with provisions. while the United
states sent SIX ships with volunteers.
From France two snIrs arrived with
more than fnen infautrvrnsn and lis
thinks. the message sRya
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
500 [. 5. Boys
Back from Germany

wv 3r1l- ael7E- -9-NeAr'77 nm
Amer cau soldiers rrtur0-d -udar
from 1utT me tth,nttand. anusrc
ths r~anspur-- Au-i-one- seven mum
drea bottles @. American ser-rce men
VINO died n France also W.T. brought
h&tk IN The snIu Among -he passerl-
gers we've several members " ne
American D4rruplc -earns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
Persfing's JEFF"
Takes Blue Ribbon

Fhllauelrfla- sept II ~ thF
rig hay -eldInE owuss uv General
FersAnE. captured the Blue Rlbnen
al the opening event q The B-,u
Mavr Horse Show tudHy
JrT was entered ana rdden m
Major John 6. tQuekesneyer. General
pe-shirE'S a1as. Tl1r hp-se was pre-
scented 20 MIN by the Jcff FieEel Post
Ct the American Legion. New York.
an MS return from Frnnce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
Birmingham. Ala.
Stores Make Cuts

Birmingham. Alil-- SEPT. -t-Ssy-
cral Birmingham o.1rar-meu1 ard
drz -ooas stores +odav announced
-educ- tons nj from - 70 =; 4; DEL
ce0i ~cducuors on al lines. Some
prices MT silks. hosre-- Ird eorton
-ondy We're below 7re-war levels.
re management Of or1 al the stores
said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
Police Stop Hecklers
y. 7. Celebration
Landing of Pilgrims

New York, Sept, @9-poitce we're
allied 70 Carnegie nail tonight 70
eiec- crowd IF rnFu and women
VIVA forced their VA uto me build
m during t1e terceET-yTfary cEsiehra-
tinr II tbs Landing If thn Pilgrims
The intrrlders carving banners
wTtfi anti British Inscriptions cre-
ated CREST disorder with shouts of
F1IErrah fer America Down with
England
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
Bomb Wrecks Home
Chicago Alderman

Ttlc2Eu. sept. - hack pcrde-
uurrt aariv todEy wrecked the home
nj Alderman John Powers Of the
ath ward. oUJ ~ one wax tu5uree.
NJ Powers saad bP bsiieFed The
BONN was planted 1v political ere
MES. Most # the residents Of l1ir
ward arc Italians
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30

The afternoon session a the ON
venrlon was .pened al = clock r re
afternoon with musical numbers ed
On Mrs, Ruth E Walsh ii West BROOK
rte musical director. a ~pea. sulo.
The jubilee Bells" SUNG 17 Nrs.
Walsh Was appreciated nr ali
Mrs. 2umtv. 0resaovnt. announced
thai zhe had received a lctlrr rom
Mrs Iua g'orhrane of Monmouth 81
perlrIenuent u he Department of
Nq--k among he soldiers ana sailors,
saving Lha1 alc wouid send her PRINT
81 report. Mrs. 2uinDy stated rat
shs rad inst earned @. -he deltR Il
Inc dauenrer nj III ana Mrs. Cocn-
-'ane. ana d vote Wa tlaszed tnaL Z
message Of jcve ana sympathy ne
extended 10 me ,aIerIs n heir grief.
L WAS roTed % sttfd message #
greeting ana .Uvr % The White Rim
t,rne-s whu. could not attend ina ses-
slons On account II Illness.
7epor- ~ Executive Commute.
/ 1t Tt'FttfL OF -tft f4Ae-t'iLIAE d Eftt-
-uItts-e was presented ny tie record
M sec-egarz-. Miss Alice C}uuEn e
" nrhrofa ami was aceap-ed unan-
l1npusly. The. recommendation IF the
executive committee were: e.. mat The
College Young Heou4es Branch "e
merged with the Young peo0.=s
Branch: .. shay Miss Asfrea Nj-ker-
son NJ Lutpef ne appointed rield
yorker fn~ another vear, >. mar re
work ~ The Juvenile courts he' drop
rad. and 5tIal Mrs. Anna 4. Barnes pe
aElr,o1r1tea UperTrtendesIt IF mild
welfare. . hat ttse dersar-rT1el1t ~
-vst enauc giving as merged with the
Rit7ie readings. ETanCeiisLic and
Agrnsnpuse work: = thaI -he DeTrar--
msu1 Of moral aducarlon ana pur1tT
N literature and arr ~ hanged n
name 70 Social MORALITY.
Miss Nar=aret :. Sargent. business
-na-rarp~ s,f The Star ~ III E.a~E-.
+na STATE Y = : 7 paper- spoke n
ess,slf - that -1lhTicatior
Department Reports
r1ens--rnent renor-s Tre-e hen n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30

In the View England st.tes the
weather viii be cloudy and cooler
Thursday and fnir and cooler FRI
day
Wintis-Nor-tl If SANDY Hoax
WI i,s moderate variable betTrrning
west ana northwest, overcast Thurs
das-: SANDY Hoax to Hatteras. Fresh
north, unsettled weather Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
Back to the Farm
Soon for White
House " ar Sheep

n Nh1te HOUSE 4n~k Of sheen were
soCi'aect NJ .ndzy 3re;'srsIur7- to ship
rer.' 1ack 20 the farm where the
were Dor some sIreadr nae bear
disposed If. M: ne hulk - The rn~k
nv preslde-t wilson orders was ~
-ur-ed . William Woodward at BE-
air. m. wra SER the SNeep % n.
White 8ouse during ~s- rsvx when
IRE lawns nee,ieo RUNNING ant wopl
was in demand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
Confessions Tally

The statement 51- Williams and ~.
new spaper rppor-s Of Felscns o,ufez-
.slon Jailed With hose mace res,et-
aay oy Eadie r4c1tte ana joe Jack
son. They revealed tha1 asst year
world series was settled n III,
~oorn 2 q small South Ssae ao1eL
ia ms room. occupied Try Edaie -
-nttc- The dea- was rns0e winch
threw" The world series. wreg red a
world rnaInIlonshlr team ana brought
70 ~:-et he lao.s q baseball.
According to ne sworn Statement
made ur Claude Williams. VINO lnsf
,Hrne % the world series games. ne
-nd l'hIek" Canal Buck" Weaver.
Ldmc rjcofte. WING .us- TWO --ar-les.
end Happy Telscn. whose error
hs.pHd lose org game -uer mere -
nar,eI with Brown and sullivan
~ 1859 me garnes.
After We iIad agreed that Se we're
willing 0 throw the series Williams
said we yvent nut nne al q time ana
rradF TJr bargain with Brown ana
sullivan
7eceapea Only -aif
William said ne receIved $4,000 and
mai NJ gave Sa-nH8 -p JarEsor.. i
Statement wulcn -aIlie.d with ne ..on-
tess7nr made 1y JACKSON ve,srerdaz-
II Was surpassed 70 set 50 enc nt
sara.
Feiscn- according to reports 91 MS
o1Hf ess5on. ssId ne ~ecelvec 81 80
winter re FOUND Ii HIS ocke~ Al he
club nuse olTt -hat ne 1Uz@r 1ad :.
-hGT Q "eaIiv 1Fip .use The ser1es
Fetscn declared hat me Wh,te
Sex TAd Aor thrown any games Inns
season ana sald thai The ner mrh-
Gated z Inc nrI peY-v hau fat all seq
SCR that ineY would ne exposed
70 'T-cr ~ later. 5e confirmed ~s1e
eor e-s, I'll Of ~ico7-t ana Jackson
made resterday
-rvale- ans McGrsw -es1ify
lC-I-7 Heydipr. Ures3d-H II Nation
al Learue, and Joru Nc,4raw. man
aver ~ the New Work Giants. TODAY
tusA tf1t. Jury details o< he Lee Ma
zee ana ia ~hGse 1ases ana 4iso q
dripping Hetrle Zimmerman Nc
tlfaw was requested 10 return Tues
cav ana hr-nE Fred -ontr %,.w
y DIRK pltcte-. ana Benny Kauf. Out
fielder. ++evdlev WIS aSlzr.4 "a an
Continues on Page 5-Coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
Transfer Alien Reds
to Deer Island

Boston Sept, ee-Thtssv-scur al
eyed Radicals VINO are awaiting az
pertat1on. arrived late today from
Ellis Island. y y. and verr trans
fsr-ea 70 Deer Island by government
officials
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY AND COOLER

Northern New England. Clordv
and coolssr Thursday: Friday prob
stly- taIr
Southern New England and Eav--
orr New York; CLOUDY AND cooler
Thursday. Friday probably fair and
c,oler-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30

SkowheEan. Sept. 70 ~ spec---.t -
he t1rsr day q the Surnerse- County
ANIMAL FAR vas held on N-e1nsscl.-.
ma opening being post pgned tr-nru
-'nesuaT ~ Account III the ain. -hz
beautiful uear her 81 "Wednesday
5ropErt OIL a TX ana orderly o-uwtl.
-he S-ands1and Vas sold oui ru Is
capacity y abogl lo'e ~eals. Thc
fair rs inning rom A ID 10 l1
P Al There : dancing eacn after
noon anu ev1nlnE with music hy
Welchs orchestra. Ezccler1 -nus,c
S furnished during the afternoons
7y the r.uzens B4nu N ae pieces.
Conducted NJ Fuy Davidson.
one If ne most interesting eat
urcs 9f cht talr Is tbs presence r1
1lerE Hafry n Jones and 4 n.
GofflIt Hlp zesfCc'rtlv -naGc several
rrTrs- car-zFr =aiptt rnauH psAssen-
gers, All cHIurcn lndcr 7 : Years d
are we're admitted X IN grounds
I
OF Thursclsr aiI mem t4.rs y 70
Gran GA--nr will be 4dm1rtet O IRE
--ounus ana -ranusl8nd free.
TIN -acan- sumrnar-
70 LASS -RO- AND PACE,
PURSE 2-ee
Ross Directs m. nE
tWor-uen .-.... J.
Bs.an Dew4v Dig Waite ? =" .
Lady Dirt nm Holmes Bur
u b a~Iea Again. eng.
Comes ......... .....--... -ro
Billy TIE Raru.t ~
ND worrne-I ......... -rn
Man Belbnn. N Beanea Gro
E1-alrr B. IN. Nirkrnsonl J ar
Time --ls 49, @-5 1--- 1.-S +---
- S. - -
Continued on Pau. Column p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30

Boston ana VICINITY: Thursday
and FrI1elaE probabi, taiI ana cooler.
Moderate variable winds becoming
fresh north west
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
HARDING AND WIFE NEAR DEATH
WHEN PRIVATE CAR JUMPS RAIL
BOTH SEVERELY SHAKEN UP
PAGEANT FEATURES SECOND
DAY OF MAINE ". C.T.U.
SESSIONS IN CAPITAL CITY

--1-'ae Busy Meetings During Day with Inter
sting and Instructive Addresses = Drive
4-ainst Alcoholism to Be Continued with
-1ded igor-Jubilee Pageant Scores Big
H al City Hall i Convention Closes Today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30

T5c o1Le~ CARS u Ing ,-..1n 1Id ups
cave raE -aIIs ana no onc was n
ure1. a defective casting NJ 'front.'
truck. WINCH 5oItea 10 pieces as thl
a--r crossed a switch. vvas Blamed IN
tram officials for The 1ce4gcnt In
Is r,er5ious career the nsA1z car
@piIntrred -Ics ana a1appea of ~ali
pOits for more -cAp ..fn s-ar1s ana
-wo u Inc ties n t4e ,~es,le !
r.ushed entirely.
TpnlE-1 The spec1Ai v-ituoG, me
-l4e>L'' turned NOR hvest wurd for
Maroon. ne senator completing ms
rArc4 tay Trip win Two evening Id
.t-csses n ono
In oue Of the TWO speeches -uauc
IL ParkerSburG. ne replica 10 Gov
e-0or Caxs coIn rar,son u the slo--
aus 'AEner-cl4 First and 'Deutsca-
land unrsr Allies" and spea lln- 20 !.
,.rowd al ne railway station II Ma
-oT City ne COM pared MS abandoned
Qrs} a.rC ar with ting American al gr
STATE.
THE great car u stale ne SAID
GONE forward 10 tAc sJIdlmcr1 IF
national EccneTts. somehow go
of ne -r;tcA asst wear over PARIS
f-ud i G. -alHEs IN vc-v bad order
ana 7 rhInk may be u r~c.s-- NJ The
-'-estit. Of Internal. onalisn lf-sr mad
non been 3cr the guard rail ~ ON
st9fuuonaIsrU n me senate. 10 nrc-
vent Us r~nm rumule-elv iEayFn- thc
-r-;yr-k W rT7,-~ 7.-.s s-.gs .. a.. ..-.
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r1ersr-rnerr renor-s we-e hen n
n-der. the first presented hF'lhG TIT
Continues AT Page Dol y
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Nominees Specia |
Running 30 Miles an
Hour Drags Derailed
{ ar a t R G ar. 500
Yards Other Cars
Keep to Track De-
e tiv e { asting
Cause of Accident

On Buar3 Senator 44rdinEs Spec
IA sep7 -7-senator Harding
spes1al train escaped 81 SERIOUS WICK
by d '-lr BREADTH roaay 4s It waE
uar--ru= re Republican 1omInae
across West Virginia on the lasl e.
u MS eaInpalgr nm, His private
car "lde4I" eft lhe rails near Mil
wooa. d small mountain village and
Win - trucks banging themselves
70 2leccs over Inc ANYWAY les was
ragged Across al mEh ana narrow
r:-"@1lc III tha rare Of 70 miles an
Apu The train amt 10 ID stop ne
-ood he e1@sm 5uzr IL he ear
w-ea-s Of .hc Ideal eeerea of rhe
cIes entirely ana ourrea -A4rnselt as
= g t-4- r-,-,t,-af
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S WIG SEES
PLOT AGAINST
HUB TRUST CO.'S
Vice Pres. Closed Ire
mont Co. to Hire Hall
and Expose
Bark Cor1rnissioner Saws Situation
Steauiiv provf7u-Every Bank
l, City Spive1t-Isclare No DC
castor fur A,ar-,-Aor-1ai Ganci-
tIuns Within Few Days

Boston. -e--. -r-Barg. -r-rr--1s-
... --..--. o.. ..r.- ..-.-.--o.-,
-'''7 0A4- -.f I@i-h ST Ni' '--'' If ---'s
rit7 is vel as ING feeling among tha
atues41org. vaz IMPROVING eteaul~
-, -,.... -4..- ....... e~,,- ...,. .,,,-,-.,
'---s i-- ri
,o lose. ever Ha'lHi'A- hAnS arg
--.Is- .aruuarv n ne ,-.r.- was solvent
- -,-,~~ ---,e.,,,,,s.-- .-,r,.--,.,z..3 +.z-
... So
T. -sa .-----l''f's 70 IT Ifl .
normal WITHIN Il Few dAvs.
S,D,u Sees alp.
-,,--- -u-r ,-.-.. ,,,,,.,-,s,.. ~. -s.s
-s'ii-''- a. "'2'-A rs Per-
rhe .rorrr e-ter n IenoSlIors eager 70
vltna-aw -ne-- rnuner DECLARED -oaa,
-t.e. -re -.,.e.fzr,- ..--,,z,.-.- - -.a
- r -
-'-7 ---''
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-''S ''
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CINCINNATI
MAN NAMED
LEGION HEAD
T. ". Galbraith Elected
National Commander
at Closing Session

7esoi utaous Accepted Favor Esoiu-
SOY Jap -rran-artr snri p c:urs
sr1uss--o Continue aoi,cy Sire:
Neutrality" o- aotittoa1 Questions
-Ur ges Nesus o. -a~aIi
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BIGGEST IN
FULL SWING
Fine " Gather Calls Out
Large Fair Crowd.
SkOwlegan

Wealth Of Ex7,olts ana vartea Pro
gram Continuous frn- n Morn
'7u TIL = az N,grt = Excellent
Raping Caro- with Goou FinrsrEs-
Stcn~negar -ipr 5~arnps Oak
Grove Football Same
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Journal Aa-t AL brrrr 1ulck
crofTf results -eiepnpne IS ana ask
for Want Au T1aIeg.