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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
DereIict Police
Head Suspended
at Bridgeport. CT

Bridgeport c.. April Ie-Poilce conn.,
rnissiuners tonight indefinitely suspended
supt- OF Police john 4. Redga-e, head
Of The iocal force, and detailed ASST
Supt Of Police Charles ?. SucEiey II
axe his place. The action followed I
decision reached Il Z ,euEthsy meeting
If the commissioners with Mayor Cliff
ford 3 Wilson TINS a1te-nu1n- SupI
Redga-e's suspension comes IS a culrni-
nation 10 charge made by Mayor VIII
son ~laz l.lere were leaks IN the de-
purt1nent which ied him 10 bring II IA
detectives from Nssw York 10 cnnduc1
sweeping raids On gambling ana alleged
dsorrier3v houses Saturday night.
Ssv=rrv-five Of the IzS persons arrest
% here IN Saturdays NIGHTS raids On
alleged gambling and Gi4nrie-iy houses
+a.iad u appear IN city caur. Touav and
their bonds OF SIS and &5o eacn We're for
reited-
The cases Of IL Of rils others were nGl
pressed By Cae prosecutor, while - al
legged proprleturs OF disortierly houses
and seven alleged proprierurs Of E:.-np-
ling -ssu--s were held 1ur trial. Eleven
alleged t-auue.lte-s Of gambling ur dis
oI-tier-s~ houses ware ordered neid as
material Witnesses. and Two men were
held in s2Dss bonds each 1ur further
hearing on serious charge"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Claims of Two Million

The board VIII proceed with me
wage dispute +nvnIv.ng claims Of
nearly two million men which failed
ri adjustment wtlsn rtle M parrisa1
bgaru ceased ID function Aurl :.
Heads Of the four hratherhpnGs and
the chairman Of the asEuc;ariun Of
railway executives. al uf wnnm were
present today viii artend.
Timothy Sheu- President OF the
Brotherhood Of railway f-eynen and
anE;nemsn slid tonight thai settle
nent would De urged speedily Re-
tusaI OF the board u hea- strikers.
Shea SAID. would have -t1e effect nf
sending al of the strikers back ID
work. many Of whom hud been le.i
asr-ay, ne thought N me belief that
ne board might -erugrtze them.
Delegations claiming = Represent
-a1lroad men IF al crafts in v-riuus
critics who nave "quit wurnH appear
ed al the offices Of the hoard -liay
demanding ASSURANCES CT a ''substan-
-lA guarantee If Increased wages"
= hict they said would serd strikers
back u work, They composed IN
UnorCullZed association. they Sad.
known as the Railroad " orkars OF
AmerlCa- insisting that they still rp-
tanned their membership in the "a
cng1iZed unions, since the had no.
''s-uck" but had only zone on
vucalun."
After adopting rules Of procedure
frr -earlng disputes the hUa-u al
rT:--ud several delegations
Immediate protest was entered ny
" n Doak. Vice President of tne
Brotherhood Of RailrUaG C-uuInen
VINO commended rilRt the officers of the
eighteen rIilroad organizations pres
ent represented II men unless they
mad cult their Jubs in which case
they were M longer employees Of me
-ailruads or members OF The recog-
nIZed UNIONS.
General dissatisfaction with the
boards action was expressed by the
railroad workers. Edward McEuEh
representing strikers IN New urk ana
New Jersey. sald that ne would cun-
Time his efforts 10 obtain some as
sura1ces If an increase from me
board. adding that so00 men IN the
New York district would not &c back
ID work until such assurance was re
carved.
The railroad workers evovs de-
cla-ed that they would not return
until they mad ''i-unclad'' Assurances
Of an adjustment Of their grievances
They would present their formal de-
manris. they said. ana then go TO their
men and await decision granting in
creRseC wages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Postpone Hearing
Petition Seeking Dry
Maine Referendum

Bangor, Ne. Apr. 1s,-The nen-iug
before Justice Dunn Of the Supreme
cour- on petition brought by james
=. Rice and Myer ". Epstein Cor writ
of mHndamus 10 cumpei Governor Mil
islaclve resuive ratieviug the eighteenth \
or prohibition amendment of the cun-
stItutlun Of the United States. winch
was TO have been held On Tuesday in
Bangor. has been postponed TO date
70 be agreed upon. The attorney GER
erals brief IN reply 70 the contentious
sci firth by petitioners was not r.
ceived until Saturday. ard counsel de-
sire mare time fur the preparation of
their case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
CHIHUAHUA FORCES REVOLT
AGAINST MEXICAN GOVT
JOIN SONORA REVOLUTION

Aqua P-iera. 5onnra, april 20 -
The revolutionary movement NJ
Sonora against President Gar-auza
is ginning ground -api1lv. the mill
tary headquarters here reports
General =. n. Pima. commander Of
the Sonora troops n this district
announced General Francisco IT.
naie3o, with his Car-auza force 1t
Santa Ansatia. Chihuahua, mad re-
voirsa and would take the field for
the Sonora movement Ee WIS re
ported u have four hundred yaGul
Indians under MS command.
Military headquarters Il EeImo-
silio also sent out q report -oGav
that the troops of General angel
Flores were continuing their march
toward Mazat!ar,- an important West
Coast port uf Asxicn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Gain Recruits in Gotham

View York April Unsupported ny
mauv prominent men and women.
me ovsraIls and Engham movement
continued 10 gam cnrrverts here ID
night Heads of business Concerns
officials and actors dprned blue DEN
IN ar caIicB and announced their IN
renions Of backing me campairr.
jacob LI1ft. president Of the Gsrspl
Chemical, Company declared IaDD
employees Gf ms concern have agreed
ID wear O~erailE and that he viii en-
courage workers II SIX arher factor
Ies n winch ne Is interested 10 Iulu
the movement
SFveral hundred hackers OF the
movement rms evening marched
through me theaClcal district sing
ing and urging spectators 10 dnn hiue
denim and 1Diu rne parade Many OF
me paraaers were members of clubs
OF students n schools After the
parade many Of the mnrcilers al
tended 4 musical cuneuv al winch Z
special performance Was gwen. rne
lending Ecturs ana members CT -as
chorus appearing N 0Ueralls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Grunau Breaks Promise

Chicago. April 1s.-Iuhn G-unau, pres
ident Of the outlaw Chicago Yarn
men Associatiun. was taken IN the
county Jail AZ Joliet roday by fedora
officers AFTER he had refused To give
zb.ass bonds On a charge Of violating
me Lever act fnr wnIcn ne was arrest
al last Thursday with "a other st-ihs
leaders. Federal officers saiG G-rznau
had violated his promise 10 remain away
rom uniun meetings. :
+ 7. Miller. IN organizer for tine
United EnEinsrnea Association. anuth-
or Of me men arrested last week, waA.
ordered held II the United States MAJ
stiaTs Office awaiting bundsmen. M,Iln-
tuid the district attorney ne had moi
vtpinrsd his agreement NOT n attend
meetings until ne was advised 70 40 SO
by mis- gtrurnsr lie sr.d ne made RS,
living as III organizer.
A-te- 1he issuing Of new warrants last
night fur 10 strike leaders. District Al
turney Clvne Indicated that 5 uthe-s
would ne served on men vino succeetied
10 me offices vacated by leaders arrest
81.
While me railroads. announced thai
t-afic conditions n Chicago wee ap-
proacninE norma. new menace To raii-
-nad service came in the turm uf =
strike threat from s.gee s-eight hand
lers and -aIlruau clerks
George A Wnr-eil. chairman OF me
Brotherhood Of Railway Clerks on she
Chicago & Northwestern, said 4 1eiega-
ION Of workers would confer with rail-
-oRd heads On 4 demand tur al Increase
In wages. L 1hf demands were not me-
u strike VOTE would ne take. Wur-el
said. he said he was empowered 10
speak for all clerks and freight hand
le-s IN Chicago. The railr-uad managers
AssoCia non said no conference mad been
held with representatives Of the unIun
Iuu2-.
\ meeting uf heads Of me new vnrd-
men association rom strike cenIsrs
throughout the country was held today
but no announcement was MADE Of aC-
rlnn taken. The session was called hc
GrunRu u consider plans for continuing
ne strike but Granau was unable II
attend.
3. L PerksuurE. q strike leader from
Youngstown. .. who addressed meet
ing Of strikers. said the de-up II the
PittshurE district was growing
two more strike leaders were places.
IN jail tonight including Samuel Car
wight. an organizer for t,Ie United En-
EineTneu : AssocIa1ion- Cartwright r.
fused 10 make Al effort TO Obtain homo
and informed District Attorney C4-n-
thai he did not cA-e whether ne went to
Jasl. he said ne mad violated M law
4. A. Daley, an organizer for the en-
gInerneu S association. for whose arrest
warrant was issued last -hu-ssiay.
surrendered tn federal officers today
ne said le mad learned of the wa--ant
fur ms arrest through -eading newspa-
pe-s IN -nie-io and had rrtu-ner irnne-
iiE,elE, He was released On bunG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

From Nogales. Sonora, came the
report thar the independent STATE
government Of Sonora. through 4s
secretary Of s-a1a- mad issued q
statement guaranteeing pr1rac1un 10
al commercial ILaras1s n Sonora
SOnnras chief grce % oppose
President Ca-alza ON the ChitIua
hua frontier VIII De EaCui and
Mayo Indians. Z was sald. Heavy
concentration NJ me Indians Is be
ing made here ID attack The forces
If the Mexican president. according
70 me announcement Of General
Pima
More than i Thousand Eaquls IN
der Col. Rodriguez and Agulr-e are
ancanped here anu i Was announced
a battalion Of Mavos, corresponding
u a regiment sf United Staras SOL
diars are an -Uure ID the local con-
cenC-acIOn camp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

Fails TO Feaze Deter
mined Groups
Clubs IN Chicago ann Other Miarsle
West Cities Farm "Patsh ciuns"
Siedgec % Wear Old cirtnes TIL
Prices 9rur-san on Luxuries

Chicago april S-wIth the orEanI-
cation Of q number Of new overall
clubs n Chicago and other middle
western cities today there a-peared
several variations Of the original
denim idea
Members Of me overall cluns Gf
Fremont, Nab., finding today thai
me price If denim Was advancing
changed Cne name Of their urgau-zzl-
Ion me patch club" and pledged
themselves 20 wear did clothes uurll
the price u wearing apparel s:iEl
come down
County officials II Peoria Ills, 70
day announced me formation az !
buy nothing club" 70 replace thE
Peoria Ouaralls club which mas bean
-rUwneG upun as being Responsible
1or an advance II lie cnsT Of over
aIls 1ur Lns working uan. "Thea1rt
tickets ana al other lu@u-les," and
ca-taras SO far as possible. are ID ps
under rhe ban Of this organization.
The superintendent OF schnuis 2nG
-tle prinCiQa! IF the nigh sCnrDi al
Elg,n. Ills, ara sponsoring al Ole
clothes cluD 70 take the place Of III
overall ciuD formed las1 weak The
x oman Auzil1a-y 4. Elgln mas
adopted the bunEaluw apron.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
League Refuses
Armenia Mandate
FayOrs a Neutral

Washington. April 1e-The council
Of the League III Nations mas agreed
informally, according n TuIur--lR-
ton reaching Washington -ha1 II
cannot assume the mandate for Ar
meula as WIS suggested oE Ene
COUNCIL OF u-emiers ar The RECENT
PARIS meat5ng- Importance Is at
tact1ed by officials here 70 the de-
e:siun since an almost easenIla- pre-
uutuay-v ID a discussion af Turkish
randjusrments ny the Sam aaTno
conference viii be definition OF the
cnnfe.,encers attitude toward A.
menia.
The fart rtlRt II does not control
military forces and other machinery
necassa--v 10 the administration nf a
state is understood 10 have deem Ihe
basic reason for the decision NJ the
urey1liers conference The cnuncl'
will suggest however, officials mere
believe. that Armenia should ne
piacad in t1e Category OF new STATES
ne controlled indirectly by tne
leagle-sucn as former German col
ouies-aad that some neutral SI1ALs
be designated as uandaU0rv-
With the present nucleus OF
sr-uug military force already IN ex-
isreuce III Er1ran. II Is held Lnat i
rhe entsnte powers permit recIulI-
meur IN their own territories Tor me
7,lr,-pr,se there VIII be no difficulty II
obra.uing and maintaining q sum
,.ie.,7- military force To meet me
-,a4,ds of the new state. Il is said
aIso that with the general knowledge
rbur rns Iengue is behind her Ar
ruenia will doubtless he able 70 Sc
c,Ire the financial support she -e-
rrr,irea TT start her on the way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Cider Seizure Spells
Holiday Celebration
I'm Brunswick Home

Brunswick. Me. april 9-Chlei OF 20
f,ce williHrn z. Edwards ana Officer
Charles LeviEne broke up s'al-inIs
tav celebration AZ the residence OF Z
Bickeurd on me Ha-pswen road wne7
they made an unexpected call and seil-
al a barrel and keg. the TWO together
containing about 80 gallons of hard c.
der. The officers assert 4 BAN man "'Is
IN The act of purchasing urInk whef
they srrared N-. Bickturd's residence
gtck4urri will be z--aigned N conT'
r1,estsay morning and Chief EDWARDS
VII ask TO have the case continued m
III me result OF All anal.-sis of r1le clae'
liz learned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
OUTLAW LEADER GRUNAU
JAILED AT JOLIET AFTER
FAILING TO keep PROMISE

Washington April -9-UndeBerred by the refusal Of the
railroad labor board hear to-day representatives. OF
the Railroad strikers announced that they would present
complaints together demands living wage
the board which vii begin formal hearings
the big wage controversy.
The board fatty declined RECEIVE,
soer complaints from strikers declaring would only hear
those VINO adopting every reasonable avoiding
Interruption Of railroad service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Tornado Kills Is.
Injuries Score or.
More I'm Arkansas

persons are known 70 have been killed
and q score or more seriously injured
by tornado and which swept over north
and western Arkansas late last night.
according 70 reports reaching here to
day Apparently there were two rur-
nntioes One twisted through four
cuur1ries IN western Arkansas while
another wrought destruction in ore
Of the nurthe-n-must counties Of the
state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
train DITCHED
Near EassaIboro Sta
ton Monday
Nc One Seriously -u-1 When Tend
err Lsaves t-nns Dragging Several
Cars with tt-Ail traffic 5ipctSen-
M-sckinE Crews rave Big Jnn 70
Clear tracks,

Wa1arriIlR AuriI e Special Train
No. H. leaving nerr - 100 AunaRT al
e-noun nnund for Boston. WIS w-ecEed
about n Yards beyond Tasaa-boru sta
nun ~ ne tander leaving the rails and
dragging me -ast uf me ram alter Il
with -he exception Of me lRst ca.
which -sruulned On ne rack The rain
bumped aiunE over me -ulls fnr a dig
aarlce OF ss.re-aI hrnuraa tae- before il
sTsonned with same Of me ca-s tipped up
z. dangerous angie The passenEa7s
were halil- frightened anu s0Inewila-
bruised and shaken, out m SERIOUS n
Juries occurred.
4 w-ecklng ram was despatched 70
-ne scene as SOON as ne wreck occurred
ann little later a relief train was made
ID To SD down the line and bring the
messengers back ID wars-rills and SEND
them ont over rtle back -oad. They
reached here ABOUT : 0 CLOCK and le-t
anenuI Ii minutes later Wallace East
rnaa. the American Express messenger
VIM was with the Train. was badly
shaken as n his nerves AND MS bnay,
hut ne came hack with me resi- and
went ID Portland ny the back route.
IA train linking tne place of No. . went
ipwns,nu me main line a m.1S IN the
eEeninE and the messengers transferred
. z lain Sent I'D rom Augusta. while
10. alsp went over the BACK route like
the earlier tain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

Omaha NeD.. Ram was failing III W"
s,-assa tonight on me eve OF the STATE
nresinential preference prinary Re-
,,tiican and Democratic voters. besides
rr,osiur ctleir presidential canuiGafea
ana e1,peruarnrial chaice- will vote an
rurrpIere tickets. name 10 delegates u
earh national convention. select nation
., committeeman and nominate cunE-ts-
siur,al candidates
Ma Gen. Leonard Woods United
s..-rx Senator Hiram y. Johnson and
IS, Yns,n ]. Pe-shing are on the Re
publican ticket for endorsement as pres
MENTAL candidates senafnr 1ftcn"cA
of SanrasRa is a Democratic canulda1e'
vtile Rubsrr ROSE of LezTnErnn. Nen-'
,,as peen entered On nath Sle Republic
,.ur and Democratic tickets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Secret Testimony
by Members Vice
Squad at Newport

New York April 1s-Cha-ges Try
Bishop Perry Of Rhode Island t!,a-
members Of the naval aurivice spuad
III Newport used objectionable meth
obs 10 obtain evidence were denied
tntiay by witnesses VINO appeared re-
fore the special naval board investl-
eating the charges.
Yeoman Geurge c. McQuilian and
Clyde 2 Ruddy huth members III
the squad. took the stand Chief
Yeumnn D. ]. Merritt ON ADVICE Of
counsel, requested a closed SESSION
before reHritying. the request was
granted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
General Forecast

Pressure is iIlgh over the region II
ma Great Lakes and the St Law
renee Valley ana il is low OF the
North Atlantic Coast
In New England and Nav York
the weather viii be 1a1r Tuesday
and hscnme unsettled Wednesday
With moderate temperatures.
No important temperature Changes
are Indicated for lne eastern half Z
tise country during the next 4S hours
Winds of Atlantic coast north Of
Sandy Houk fresh southwest winds
and fair weather
Sandy Hook To Hatteras moderate
variable winds partly cloudy wtsath-
or.
Storm of marked intensity EAST Of
Nova Scotia moving east northeast
ward
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
CALAIS ELECTION
CASE MAY 5 IN
SUPREME COURT

CalRls. Ne. april "a hearing
will he heid n the Supreme court
here on May n me contested eIsc-
non case n which Mayor Percy Z
Lord claims ne was re-aiec-ed with
one majority while Frederick '.
Packard. ms Democratic opponent
CLAIMS ne had 4 maturity Of from one
II three VOTES The dn1e was ar-
nuunced TO-DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
RECORD PRICE FOR
NEW POTATOES
GROWN IN TEXAS

Br0wn~illa. Tex, april Ig-T'hII-r,y-
five thousand bushels Of new pDLa-
Toes still IN the ground ware sold
hare To-Day f1r eIgtrr and rlIran quar-
Tars cents per pound. I @ b. Er-Dwn-
vile. II WIS said ID be a record
price 10 growers II this region.
Chicago. April 19-Puraroes ara
retailing az s1.35 and sac per peck
N Chicago. This amounts 70 nine
and one-tflir-d cents Der pound JOB
beers say thar retailers are paying
from seven and one-ha- 70 elght
cents per pnund fur some grades.
The jobbsrs ara asking eight and a
nalf cents per pupunG fur Michigan
fancy potatoes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
MOB THOUSAND
STRONG HANGS
NEGRO IN KANSAS

Plt-snur-, Aas.. Anr IA mub es-
r-nated 70 hs~e numbered uns tt1ou-
sand persons laTe -ndHy su--nunupa
ma JIM - MuEbar-y. nsu- here. seized
an unknown negro identified as har-
me attacked ynung white girl here
his morning, ana hanged MN 10 a
teiephnns pole.
The nub n1aue no a-taupt % mo
lest z white youth. VINO with che ne
g-u. was captured ny Z pnsEe This ar
srnpnn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Dynamite Blast
Kills Six at
Allentown Quarry

Allentown. Pa, April 1s-Six men
were killed and three seriously in
Iured al 0rrnrod today by the pre-
mature explosion nf a dynamite
blast charge in the quarry Of the
Lenigh Portland Cement Company
Four Of the men were instantly
killed by the blast and two were
buried under rock and debris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Defender Res0lute
Overheard I'm May

Bristol. T. L. April 1s-Deflni1e an
uuuncement was made tanignf ma
me sIoop Resolute. candidate 9of
ene Americas cup defense. would De
,auncned sometime in the first week
of May. Il has been esfimatd thai
=, udes viii be high enough to be
suitable On either May ; or l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

New York. april 19.-with the re-
sumption of traffic IN the tubes Of
che Hudson ana Manhattan Rallruad
tins afternoon. the outlaw strike Of
railroad employees was virtually al an
end SO far as New York City is cnn-
cerned. Nearly ali the steam rail-
roads -epur,ed general Improvement
Continued on Page l-Cni. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
THE WEATHER


Northern New EnglanG: FAIR Tnes-
day: "Wednesday cloudy moderate
temperature.
Southern New England Fair Tues
day; Wednesday, cloudy with prob
ahlv showers; moderate temperature
Eastern New York. Partly cloudy
Tuesday Wednesday showers. not
much change II temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
REBEL RAIL STRIKERS GIVEN ICY STARE
LABOR BOARD REFUSES TO HEAR PROTESTS
PRESENT STATUS men BARS RECOGNITION

Outlaw Representatives Turned
Down Flat---To Present Written
Complaints at Initial Meeting of
Board Today--Brotherhood Heads
and Railway Executives to Be Pre-
sent-Wage Dispute Involves Claims
Two Million Workers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
hlcked by Horse,
Customs Officer
hes in Calais

+a-a Me. april 1s-Eenry Sui
4 madam Customs officer At
~. >'erher. " 2. died AT hospital
9n INJURIES received when
4:lcEad and r-arnpiso into
--3'- .uuHness ny a horse yestsr-
moon. Ee WAS 81 years OF
Hc Unmarried.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

Passaic. y. J.. april 1s.-Msmpe-s Of
me afiituriaI and mechanical forces NJ
The PasRaIc Daily Herald worked n
ove-zIls rodav. City officials. including
Commissioner vn. A Read, seeing ne
-spprre1ts- announced tha1 they would
appear n ovsraiis rprnurruw Officials
Of The suburb Of Garfield aaad tiier
would wear them. TN
The junIDr ciass Of the Passair EiEn
sc.lpoi rnugy adopted Uveraiis and cali
CO as the official garh Il c;le arnual
jurliur prom asaya
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Bangor .sas Overall Club

Bangor. Me-. April 19-aangur Ioday
juIneu the overall protest against me
high cast Of clothing, T. clun Of 70 mem
be-s he.ng formed by Ulysses q Mud
ger. lawver. Il Is expected rtRr nun
dreds N recruits will be enlisted within
a few DAYS. MnEt Of thuse WIN signed
The club roster today are BUSINESS ana
profe aiunal men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
COunciI Decides to
lHternatiOnaliZe
The Dardanenes

'a~.s April Is--he supreme coun'
aa definitely decided 10 Interim
.'111.lZe the Dardanelies According
2 =,Lwas dispatch frum SAN RENO
@a@a c1ntingcnrs viii be stationed
nstanr,nupie-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
LAND Me- Downs a. Troy, ". Y.

Troy. \. Y. Aqril -a-Studentg 81
Rensselaer, Pnis--schniC Institute have
decided ID go me overall idea une nsrrer
n the crusade against nigh prices md
will appear hereafter II ciu-ninE whien
mad Deen Cast aside
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Boston Forecast

Forecast fnr Boston and Vicinity
Fair Tuesday: Wednesday cloudy
with probably showers. Moderate
temperature. fresh north winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

Caldwell. y. =. april H-Mavur VIZ
Z. shA-wel and the members of the
borough Council tonight appeared ar z
cnuncu meeting aI-.red ii ove~zIis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
AUGUSTA MOVE
n raugraIe Daylight
Saving Plan

=avnring luez Paassu by
-,-y Council - Order aeeu0n
upvnr iEsue Proclamation - rstD
=Eec. on April 7-Sians for New
csrr-zi Fire Staripn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

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