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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
French STRIKE
Due to Start on May 1st
Throughout Nation
Railway Federation Forces Action
Against Better Judgment Of Labor
Leaders - Naturalization OF Pub
lie Utilities Sought with Labor
Wire Representative

Paris, April "A general strike Of
French labor was called today TO take
effect MAY Z. The c2u was decided upon
by the general federation Of labor Of
France wnea 4 found is hand had beer
forced M the ac-iun If the railway FED
Grafton N calling = general railway
strike for May day Thus against what
Is declared 70 be the VIII and me 5uGg-
rner,t of the Important labor leaders the
Lung-sxpecIed definite issue between or
c-auizei labor ana the government seems
about 70 pc fought oEI-
The accomplished fact OF the railway
mems aCt4un was ne prevailing argu-
rnen1 IN the two DAYS acrimonious dis
cussian which precetied the general
strike decision. This dnaIly WON over
ne rroasr-ates. whose inclination mad
bean % postpone the revolutionary
st-uggls.
Now. however. n the words OF prom
inerlt labgr leaders. rhe general strike
order means = Eight 20 dnlsh' for
The realization Of the general political
aims If French labor with the national
nation Of pnhiic utilities. and labor rep
RESERVATION on all boards and commits
SONS dealing with transportation and
the postal and Geographic services
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Versatile Depew
In World Exposition

New York. April 29-Forrner Sen
ater Chauncey NJ. Depew was tend
erred dinner tonight by the Mon
tauk Club If Brooklyn in honor of
his S6th birthday anniversary. which
he celebrated April q. and made an
address IN which he Touched on the
high lights of MS career as public
man. and gave some philosophical
observations on events. men and
their influence on history
Mr. Depew skipped Lightly from
Napoleon TO Commodore Vanderbilt
70 the Kaiser TO Christianity, 70
truth. 10 Washington. Lincoln.
Roosevelt and Henry Ford: back
again To Susan 3. Anthony and Paul
the Apostle. and then forward 70
Dana ana Greeley. He touched also
on the Monroe Doctrine. James Watt
Patrick Henry. anu finally 70 the
church and school. with a long dis
ser-afipn ON centennials ana their
lesson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Sims Had Wrong
Slant on Situation
AID. Mckeen Declares

Washington April 29-Rear Adj
niral Sims distorted view Of the
relative values uf cargo ships and
transports was the Fundamental
cause Of Lhe whole investigation INTO
the uaTy's conduct Of the war. Rear
Admiral J. s. Mexican declared uodav
before the Senate invest eating com
rnlt1ee. Sims -'over-exaggerated tae
importance IF cargo ships and gave
them precedence over troop trans
ports. the officer declared.
Mckeen said Sims statement 70
the committee that we naval OFF
GERS have made up our minds thar
We Will never 90 into another war u
the condition n which we went into
this" did not represent the attitude
II naval officers generally.
We naval Officers are neither
P,ussian niiitarlsIs nor Roichevists. "
the admiral said. we have done as
we were ordered IN the past ana viii
continue 10 10 50 That IS our job
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Fighting IN Mountains

aqua Prlela. Sonora. April 2s--ar-
rama troops and reyoiutionists had
their first clash IN the mountains di-
viding the state OF Chihuahua and
Sonora today. Il was announced Al
military headquarters here tonight
that advance detachnen1s OF the TWO
forces ciashed near Puipitu Pass.
The Sonora troops captured Il
CaT-anZa soldiers. IL was said. One
man on each side was reported kill
ed.
Puipito Pass IS the opening through
the mountains which il wess expected
CarranZa troops concentrating On the
Chihuahua side would use in their
efforts 10 enter ana subdue Sonora.
east Of Aqua Pr1e1a.
No reports have been received Off
cially concerning the military sit
uaCon al Chhauhau CRY. since II
was announced that federal troops
had revolted. il WIS announced today
by General P. Elias Gales commau-
der Of the rebel forces n the north
west
General Gales reiterated ms state
AZ Chihuahua City, Par-al and Jim
meg had joined the evolution.
Denial WAS made OF the report
from the Mixican consulate al f
Faso that troops under Cen. Miguel
Samanlgo had defeated The rebels in
4 fight al Nacozari.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Thomas Indignant
at Indifference of
Congress and People

Washington April e9-RenewinE
his attack On soldier bonus proposals
n the Senate today. Senator Thorn
rs. Democrat. Colorado. a--aigned
Congress and the American public
alike for what ne termed their in
difference 70 the condition IF govern
nenr finances.
a deficit Of growing size faces the
government at the END of this fiscal
year he said. 'fbut the spirit Of m
difference TO federal finances con-
rlnues 70 control the Senate. Ahsen-
teeisrn sy-nchronizes with the appear
ance of appropriation bills
a quorum Of senators can only be
kept here by constant quorum calls
Last week the Fuller pension bin
increasing the payments % Civil War
veterans ana their dependents by
S65. goo. a6o-a measure many OF Us
think lnJusTIfable went through
with twelve senators voting upon i.
Two deficiency appropriations bills
have been passed, TWO more are pre-
par-ng and when the polls close mex;
November the signal VIII be given
for another series Of them 70 emerge.
But these dwindle into insight =
canoe compared with the bonus pro-
p0sals- The last scheme now re-
solved upon viii cost the American
people $4,000 0b0- An organized and
clarnoruus demand dourns 10 disaster
hose VINO challenge IFS justice. II
sets a new precedent for the transfer
Of money from the pockets Of one SET
Of people 70 the pockets Of another
The crushing burden can and viii 20
10 only one plaee-ou the already
bent backs Of the American cunsun-
ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Sing Sing Murderers
Granted Reprieve

DssInning, y. +. April g.-FouT men
convicted Of the murder Of a Bronx
subway agent. VINO Were sentenced 10
dis N the electric chair At Sing Sing
PRISON late tonight. were granted a -e-
pr1ere ov Governor smith four hours
before the execution was 70 have taken
place.
Announcement OF ne repr'eve was
made by Governor Smith al Albany over
me telephone 70 Warden Lewis z
Lawes at the prison
The four rnen were Joseph Milano-
James Cassidy. Joseph Csefof ana
Charles Mclaughlin They were con-
yicted Of the murder of Otto Fialo, VINO
WIS shot 70 death while attempting 70
prevent his asssilants from robhlng 4
subway station.
MIlano is alleged 10 have made a con-
fession 10 Warden Lzwes TINS morning
IN which ne asserted that ne alone was
respnnhibie for the death Of Fialo, War
den Lawes Immediately teiegraphe0 ne
confession 70 Governor Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Harding's Manager
Loses Out as
Delegate at Large

Columbus. o.. April @s-Har-y M
Daugherty OF Columbus. Senator
Warren G. F5a-iings national cam
paigu manager has been defeated IN
Tuesdays primary for delegate al
large 70 The Republican National con-;
venrun. according 70 complete IN
official returns from all precincts IN
the state he has been defeated. ac-
cnrding 20 the returns. by William Z.
BOYD Of Cleveland. 1 Wood candidate.
by 49, votes.
There Is i possibility that the re-
suit may be changed IN the Official
count, 70 take place here early next
we%k.
The complete revised vote for dele
gates al large stands: Myron T. Her
rick 1cee. Sss. (IIarding); Frank B. VII
is. I22.-S9 Harding; john Calvin
10 -l%. lI5ariiug), William Il. Bovd.
1889 wood, Harry N. Daugherrr
1885. Harding. and Edward ..
Turner. los Ia Wood.
The same returns give Senator
Harding plurality Of 1888 over Ma
jur General Leonard Wood for the
Republican Presidential preference
The vote stands: Harding 1Z5. Jsi
Wood 10s,z5S
Senator Harding apparently Will
have g II the IS Ohio delegates 10 tha
Chicago convention pledged 70 aim
General Wood. apparently. has won
TWO delegates N each Of three dis
tricrs. one delegate N each of two
districts and one delegate AZ large
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
In Europe Also

Information IN possession Of the
department was said 70 reveal that
radical elements both in the United
States and IN Europe were planning
10 make Saturday the first real"
international labor DAY. Demunstra-
lions. II was said. are planned for
England. Ireland. Italy, Denmark and
France
In the United States. department
agents asserted. workers in New
York. Chicago. Pittsburgh. Philadel-
phia ana other industrial centers are
being urged 10 down toais May -
and participate IN international Ia
COR day exercises
a special May Day edition Of
Communist labor. tina organ Of the
Communist labor party. IS said to
have been issued for the purpose Of
urging demonstrations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

Washington. April 2s-Defending
ms own action n accepting - and Is
cents as 4 fair price, for Louisiana
sugar, Attorney General Palmer tes-
titled today before a House inves1tga-
ton committee that President VIII
son would have bought the entire Gu
ban crop last year IL a low figure #
Congress had not ignored his request
for necessary Legislation.
asserting thar Il was not proper
for Congress 70 attempt 10 place re-
sponsibllity on the President. ana
denying thar he was attempting 10
cilield him from attack by political
opponents. Palmer SAID passing the
buck was i familiar pastirne IN
Washington and one not often mis-
understood by the public
Mr. Palmer said IN approving the
Louisiana price he exercised lawful
discretion" and had no regret anu
M apology" con1ending thar millions
we're saved the American public The
exercise Of such lawful discretion "
Vested in the department by Congress
IN amending the Lever Food Control
Law 70 punish profiteez1ng. Mr.. Palm
ar asserted. explaining that. before
Congress acted he had informed Il Of
his plan for announcing fair prices.
of all necessaries. which. If charged.
would not result in prosecutions for
profit eer-inE.
Several weeks before Congress en-
acted TINS Legislation the ATTORNEY
General declared the President had
asked for extension Of the Lever Acr
for a definite period so as not to make
its life. hinge On the proclamation Of
peace Though not specifically men
riuniug the Cuban crop purchase as
contingent On this Legislation. Mr..
Palmer said II was among the things
the President had in mind. The Iegis-
laIion- he added was needed so thar
the government might control the
distribution Of sugar
IF I am guilty IN Louisiana. then I
am guilty Elsewhere in respect to an
nsscessaries-' declared Mr.. Palmer.
and there is plenty of room 10 ind
me guilty frum tine records Ut the de-
pzrtment"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
USE LESS paper
To Break High Price
Market
Advocated At Senate c . N n : . .
Hearfng T-obinu Ne~sprint Situa-
tion-Smail Manufacturers. Brok-
ers. Johbers 70 Blame with Pub
lisf,ers Partly So

Washington. april @-Blame for the
high prize Of print paper was placed
primarily upon small manufacturers.
brokers ana jobbers. although publish
e-s themselves were held partly 70
blame. BY Witnesses To-Day before q sen
ate investigation committee
C2r-aiIed consumption. IN order 10
break the spot market. pending IN
creased production, was generally advo-
Gated as a remedy.
Seven witnesses were heard by the
committee. all Of whom virtually agreed
that reduced production Of paper due
70 lack Of understanding between the
publishers anu manufactures tuge1he-
with the rapid increase n advertising
since the war had resulted Ii q sltua-
ton Of winch the brokers and 1pbbers
mad taken advantage. Because Of the
prevailing nigh prices the witnesses
said. manufacturers OF paper pectaities
had been er1ticed into The manufacture
uf print paper. which had served 20 ag-
gavate the situation. The regular pr
per manufacturers Were defended INA
declared 10 have been reasonable II
making new contracts.
The witnesses. however. urged that
newspapers should cuufIne consumption
Of paper 10 the amount provided n their
contracts and remain out Of the open
market.
NJ r7srSro r-ss--prar -nar rev ,F the
Philadelphia Record. appearing for al
the Philadelphia new papers testified
That publishers MAD been victims Of M
considerable profiteer1rg,' while ". Z
Carpenter, publisher Of the Lincoln
(IIlinuis9 Cour:er-5 e-aId. said unless
relief was provided without delay mann
smaller daily publications would Be
compelled 70 suspend
He declared there was plenty Of print
paper IN storage but il was controlled
by about 80 publishing firms and small
publishers were unable 10 reach il.
Mr.. Carpenter said ne mad curnnuni-
Gated with The department Of justice
regarding an alleged corner IN paper.
but gct a reply that was Of a 'discour-
aging character.
Opposition 20 i suggestion by Sena-
tor Reed that the government be gwen
authority 70 take over The print paper
supply and allocate i 70 :. e ewsp2pers
was unanimous SZch a plan. accord
:nE 70 Fleming EewooId. Of the Wash
ingtun Star, would be disastrous 70 pro-
dnC-iun.
Warren ". Bailey, publisher Of the
Youngstown GA Deznpc-a-. alleged that
i continuation existed among he paper
manufacturers Until recently, ne szid
manufacturers sought contracts from
MIN. but now conditions Were reversed
heir terms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
zovs Convention at Madison

Madison. April 9e.-Madison VIII
entertain the Somerset County BOYS
Convention on June 4. d and s. 4
aa-;,r was held "Wednesday eve
49, in the Congregational church
-it5 delegation of representative
..,,.,,egs and professional men pres
-. -r,v.4her with a large number 81
bows. After brief discussion II Nlls vas
r-nted To entertain the convention anu
limit the number OF our Oh town deie-
Gates 10 $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
MEXICAN REBELS CAPTURE CITY CHIHUAHUA
Federal Force in Garrison Revolts- Carranza
Troops and RevoIutionists Clash in Noun
tains Between States Sonora and Chihuahua
Washington Advices Indicate Additional
Accessions to Ranks of RebeIs-NO Disturb
ance In JuareZ
SEES REBEL SUCCESS

Washington. April es-Addit;Unal
accessions 70 the revolutionary move
nent IN Mexico were reported today
IN advices reaching Washington. Co.
incident with receipt IF these dis
patches. :. Q. Hopkins Washington
attorney and former counsel for Car
ranza tesIifying before Senate Mex!-
can investigating committee. predict
ed success for the Sonora revolution
lists anu their allies.
Agents Of the Sonora revoluttunists
here said they had been advised that
General CaIIos Green. governor of To-
basco. a state on the gulf coast. had
decided definitely 70 JOIN forces with
the Sonora revoIutionists.
Commanders Of he cruisers Salem
and Sacramento reported the arrival
Of their vessels at Maza1lan and
TaInplco. respectively, where they
were ordered 70 project American life
and property. but made no report on
conditions IN the TWO por-s.
Touching On the Sonora revolt N
connection with testimony as To his
knowledge of Mexican affairs during
the past few years Mr. Hopkins said
the present secession movement was
the direct ouIgrUwTh of the failure
OF the Car-anKa government 10 func-
ton n any way"
After hearing Mr.. Hopkins the
committee held an executive session
IN 4 Washington convent where tes-
-imonv Of nuns formerly IN converts
n Mexico was received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Soviet Move

The assaasinatiuns and assaults.
Mr. Palmer said. vere included in the
May Day program organized by the
Communist labor party anu other
radical elements and We're II add
ton 10 strikes ana other disturbances
Intended by the radicals as an effort
IN behalf OF peace with Soviet Rus
sla.
State officials marked as victims
The attorney general added. have
bean notified by the Department Of
Information n the hands Of the Fed
eral government and their coopera-
ton has been requested IN depressing
radical demonstrations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Member laIher at Augusta to
complete Plans for Trip To
Republican Convention at
F1irago IN June-Party to
cave Boston ON June 9Th

..s -e-.-.o- Guy 2. Ganner1 Of
,~-s-- Us 1o7nInated as member of
Ia. .se..,.can National Convention
ia t.-.-5 II a meeting Of the dele
.,a. 20 me national convention al
[4,-ar- s-lc4 vas held al the An
b. House ate yesterday after
Eeo1
- owing delegates 10 the ma
~. convention were present AT the
r,as,..-. ,e. egates- large. Edward
h 7vaaei4r If Brunswick, Charles
+ --,s- 11 auburn. George G..
F.s.s d. r1raald ana Col. Frank NJ.
Pc = Eoaltun; first district. Per
..s- r Baxter Of Portland and En-
,as- MORRILL, Of Saco; second dis
ne. s.oo-.- :. Eodgdou IF Lewiston
~ .as,r J. Stea-ls OF Norway:
-,-e rsr,-c-. Blaine :. Viles of An
-r,. nj ~ullnan Z. WooGnan of
es.--. fourth district. Harry w.
e.--s d. -sul.turd ana Bert W. Howe
J. -,,s-
F~-rk Il. Hume of EoUlton
rs nissan honorary vice president
r -eUar1 Il Wheeler Of Bruins
VII was se-ected as the chairman
L =. te.-gcrlun. The other places
p ~ se.4za1!un were dIled as fol-
.vs. 171mlt-ee on resolutions.
,-a-re -. Weeks. Fairfield: commit
st. = --cdsntlals. Charles B Car
- 4.ru--. secretary. Albert J.
..-r-.s. Nurwar: treasurer, Harry
r DAVIS Eulford; member Of the
7-r--.- --,s= 80 notify The candidate for
-ssl=rt : MS nomination Perc1val
barter. 2or-!and: member Of the
r--------.. ..;t.= 20 Monty the candidate for
7ae 1-esl5e-t II MS nomination. Bert
: Howe. PaJ,en: committee Of
.a6sas. 2ooes- ). Eodgdon, Lewis
aE committee On transportation.
'z.r4 = E5les. Augusta. sergeant
t. ms ~r-llman Z Woodman.
,4-..zs. -onnlttee On organization.
1-~-s- = dur-u. Saco.
- aar-- viii leave Boston at >
z. = sunday. June d. reaching
'4-1go = about the Same time on
1a GLOWING day, The day before the
o---a -..I.!.. The delegates anu al
s---tes VII oe accompanied by Elk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

Washington, April %
Radical demonstrations In
every industrial center In the
country are being urged for
May Day by the Communist
and Communist labor parties
and other opponents of the d.
rect action Department of
Justice officials said today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
osn'sn- Elan AZ Brunswick Mills

--c-zT,s april - Especially
';-eas vo~- posted AZ The Cabot
@Z & us noon announcing
~ ..s nj would adopt the day
- s-rc-- s-aeduie Saturday morn
- ---- 81, A canvass has been
'4-s u -.= Baxter Paper Box fac
US --,er1oun 20 Learn the sem
a2,s Z he operators there and II
n .-'-~-e. I'LL me same action VIII
nat factory. Many OF
,es ra seriously considering
e--.-.~ = he new time the f1rsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Real D. A. r. Dies
at Saratoga Springs

Saratoga Springs. y. :. april 3
Mrs Amanda Ward Nur-hrp. one Of the
few remaining women whose father
Fourtt IN the Revolutionary War. died
here today At the age of Sc She was
widely known among patriotic societies
as .'-eAi'' daughter Of the American
Revolution. Of which organization she
WIRE q member.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
&-3 Varaic. at Auburn

.-c--- A9,-l 29-Afte- delibe-ar-
FEc ~ 1ou- ana 70 minutes the jury
+ = IS IF Robain A-senauit
1g-;-s- -aa Brown Co. of Portland.
|traog-, . verdict of s277S for
a,ss--l-t 4 me superior court at
A-1--. thursday afternoon. The
e-Ss r-s 1var Il contract To c-It wood
l5 2~ow- CO. lATSenault's con-
7G1- Ing mat ne should have
e4- PAS F. cnrd for all wood he
/ Is ---Ist $-.5G for a part Of It
a-s-JoH by tne company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
$50, 900 Booze Haul
i'm Providence. r. [.

Providence. r. L April ca.-Police %
day arrested for federal prohibition
agents three New York men alleged TO
have driven trucks which his morning
arrived here from New York with SD 900
worth Of whiskey Arrival Of Re liurcr
here vas followed by its distribution 0
two places. one Il Pawrdcket and the
other n Central Fails, Prohibition off
GERS swoape>I down upon the resorts I'M
ne1iately afterwards and seized the
wtliskey. Tonight they had checked Up
more than 4a0e quarts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

Washington. April 29-Plots
against the lives Of more than
a score Of federal and state
officials have been discovered
by the department Of Justice
as part Of radical May Day
demonstrations. Attorney Cen
eral Palmer announced tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

pixeeid. April 2S-Twecty OF the
Young men of the village: Who served
during the world war, met at the
Raard Of Trade rooms. and organ
ized a post of the American Legion.
m he known Us the Lyman h sway
er Post. in memory Of a Dixdeld oc-'
-.,o lost his life in the service over
sass Frederick Smith WAS elected
commander. E 6 Torre'y, wee com
-,s-,der George A. StowelI. adjutanr-
F7ovd Holt, chaplain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Wood Leads In
New Jersey by 1I5O

Newwag'h. \. j.. April %s.-Returno
in the New Jersey preferential pres
identiaI primary with but l. districts
missing. tonight gave Mayor General
Leonard Wood a majority uf 1-I3e
votes over Senator Hiram ". john
son of California The vote WAS
Wood D., 455; johnson 51,so5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

The disturbance that was central
Thursday night over northwestern Mis-
soilr1 viii advance eastward anu De at
tended by showers Friday n the south
portion of the region Of the Great Lakes
and the Ohio valley. and by F-9day'
night ana Saturday IN the middle AT
lAntic states and southern View England
Winds of Atlantic coast.
North of Sandy Hook-Moderate 70
fresh west winds and fair weather.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Moderate
weath9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
New Masonic Building for saro

Saco. april 29-One Of the features
of the big council melting 81 Maine
Council. Royal and Select Masters.
held in Masonic hall TINS city last
evening was the announcement that
,ew huilriiug will be erected IN this
CITY for council purposes The or
s-anixarion has grown with sucn
rapiditv that its quarters III Saco are
ron small
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
,.,.r Men at Lisbon Falls to Get
Raise

Lisbon Falls. April 2-dostas a
cowies. president OF the Pesepseoi
p.,sr Company. announced 10 the
committees of the various
% 4,at they would grant a p
ner cent. increase IN wages eileetlN *'
Nav In. without doubt this offer
w,,I he accepted as ii is . per cent.
-, than the increase given by the
Intentional and other lnrge COM
&C. The additional ; per cent
iii amount to $4,000 in the run of 4
yanr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Hia Fish Cargo At Portland

Portland. April 29-About 5000
pounds Of fresh fish was landed Al
this port today by the local fishing
feet. The schooners Albert Willard.
Albert Black and Eleanor brought in
about 81. Goa pounds, while the balance
WAS landed by small boats and c!oops-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Buffalo Rail Yards
Again Tied Up by
Strike Rebel Workers

Buffalo. Y. 7, April 9-Raiiroad
yards in Buffalo were tied Up tonight by
q resumption Of the strike If switchmen
and yard conductors. Dissatisfaction
with the settlement terms under which
the men returned 10 work on April Il
was given as the reason for Lhe seoun1
waIkout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

Northern New England: Partly
cloudy Friday ana Saturday; not MUCH
change in temperature.
Southern New England: Partly cloudy
FRIDAY. SATURDAY cloudr with probably
showers; not much change IN temper
tire.
Eastern View York: Partly cloudy
FridaE.. Saturday cloudy, probably
showers in south portion. no; much
change Y temperature