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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-14
INTERIOR WATERS

The committee on Interior Waters
will give a public hearing in Room
60, at the State House, in Augusta on
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1921, at asa
J.. NJ on the following: 10y
An Act relating to appropriations f,r
the aid Of navigation on various LAKES
rivers and thoyoughfares in the Stat,
of Maine. se
Resolve for lighting the Narrows
between Lower and Upper Richardson
Lakes '''"
Resolve making an appropriation in
aid of navigation on Sebago Lake
Songo river. Bay Of Naples Chute'S
river and Long Lake in Cumberland
county. -, 'S
Resolve in aid of navigation on Sebec
Lake in Piscataouis county.
Resolve in aid of navigation on
Levy, Long and Big Lakes
Resolve in aid of navigation n,
schoodic Grand Lake in Washington
county. >N'''
Resolve to aid navigation on Moose.
head Lake.
Resolve in aid'of navigation on Tho
Lower Lakes. e N
CHARLES Fl. SMALL, Ser
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G
DARTMOUTH FRESHNESS
WIN TRACK MEET OVER
HUNTINGTON SCHOOL

Hanover, n. H., March 12-Harry
Hillman's Green yearling track men
easily ran away with the Huntington
school track meet, 81 to 30 here tins
afternoon.
Reg. Harris, IIazelton's freshman
backfield star and football captain,
was the individual star of the meet,
securing first in the broad jump ana
60 Nard hurdles Uow) and placing
second in the high sticks scoring 'l3
points, Robinson of the Hubs school
team was their best man scoring
eight points with first in the high
jump and tieing with his teammate,
Roy rBown for second in the pole
vault.
Roy Brown Of the Hub team who
was the star Of the Bowdoin school
meet also annexed several points with
second in the high jump and low hur-
dies, third in the broad jump and tie
ing for second with Robinson in the
pole vault. George Murphy. former
Hebron athlete. won the shot put for
Dartmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-14
EDUCATION

The committee on Education will
give public hearing in its rooms at
THURspAY: MARCH II, 1921. at
200 p. NJ. on the following:
/. An Act to amend Sections 1859,
ITO. III, 172. 173. 174, It's, 176 and
1T of Chapter 16 of the Public Laws
of the state of Maine, relating to
2. An Act to provide for the ac-
ceptance of the benefits of an Act by
the Senate and House of Representa-
tiyes of Congress assembled entitled
AN Act to provide for tn. the promotion
disabled in industry and otherwise and
their return to civil employment" and
to provide for the administration of
the same. -
lating to free high schools.
A. An Act to amend Section 139 of
Chapter 16 of the Revised Statutes as
amended, relating to the appropriation
for industrial Ia e, sau smaod Section, *
Chapter Is of the Revised Statutes, as
amended by Chapter 229 of the Public
Laws of 1917, and by Chapter SO of the
Public Laws of 1919, increasing tuition
paid by towns for secondary school pu-
pills.
6. Resolve TO reimburse the town OF
Oakfleld for two-thirds secondary
school tuition.
I. An Act to regulate religious wor-
ship in the public schools:
in fire protection in the public schools.
9. Resolve in favor Of Marinda p.
Norton of Augusta for teachers
10. Resolve to grant pension to
II. Resolve in favor of Fannie s.
Marble of Ripley for teachers pension.
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

The committee on Sea and Shore
Fisheries will give a public heariI :
in Room No. at the State House in
Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 16, 1921, 2
p. NJ, on the following:
No. p. An Act to repeal Chapter o.
Of the Private and Special Laws Of
1919, relating to the use of travis and
nets within certain waters.
No. %. An Act to amend Chapter az
of the Revised Statutes relating to the
lobster industry. together with certain
added acts relating to the lobster in
dustry.
293, of the Public Laws of 1917, relat-
ing to the powers of the commission
of sea and shore fisheries.
No. "a. An Act for the better pro.
lection of smelts
No. 25. An Act regulating the cul.
tivation. taking and canning of CLANS.
ELLIS r. BAKER, Secretary
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K. o. Krouse Of Milwaukee who
will mix with Harry ('.Kid") Drew in
a twin six as the main bout at Spin"
McGuire's big boxing show which will
be staged in City hall on Friday
evening. March 18th, arrived in Bos-
ton, Saturday night to start training
for the show in this city. When 1t
was learned that he was to visit the
east, he received several fine offers,
among the game to appear before
one of the big clubs in this State.
but he will devote his attention to
McGuire's show as he realizes that
he will meet one Of the toughest lads
in the game in Drew who is from Bid
deford. and who has trimmed such
men as X. o. Elkins Of Boston, Kid
DUDE of Lewiston and sent Charles
kid Miller OF Boston to dreamland
in the 10th.
A bantam scramble that will be a
whizzer will be staged between Ed
die Polo of Winslow and Joe La
Roche of Lewiston as a ssemi-final of
six rounds. Polo has appeared be-
fore the local fans several times.
and has always given q real show. He
has a great many friends on the I'M
perial Kennebec who will be at the
ringside to give him a hand. .
LaRoche can travel at top speed
and IL q great favorite with the Spin
die City ring enthusiasts. He will
give the best he has and Polo will
know that he had his feet on the can
vas when the bout is over.
Two more bouts of six sizzling ses-
sions have been arranged by Promo
tor Mcclure: Young Wall of Hallow-
ell mixing things with Young George
Gilbert of Augusta while Young Le-
Claire of the Capital City will collide
with Dottie MARI, ("The Pride of
Glenview'). Both matches promise
to be interesting from start to finish.
Harry Sears will be the
third man inside the hemps which
means that the show will be run off
on schedule time and that things wilt
be kept moving.
Tickets for the fray are on sale at
Packard's Smoke Shop, Augusta;
George Arata's Fruit Store. Hallow-
ell; Eastman's Book Store, Gardiner:
Gurney's Smoke Shop. Waterville.-
adv. .
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Put Ball in Play
on 3O-Yard Line
After a Safety

New York, March 12-Change OF the
rule governing a safety and . Uues
gestion bearing on the status OF ofn-
Gals who take part In professional
games were made at the annual inset
ing OF the football raels cofnanittse.
which closed here today.
Hereafter, after . safety the bail
will be put In play on the 80 yard ane
instead OF the % yard lins. The d.
iteration was made because OF tho
OF spectators in diiferentie.
ting between a safety and touch
back. t.---
The committee suggested to the
central board Of officials. which has
charge of selecting officials for games
that after the season of 1921. no col
lege official who shall ofncfate in q
professional game shall be eligible Tor
any further college football contests.
These were the outstanding chang
es and recommendations made, al
thouh there were>a number of minor
alterations in the code for the pur-
pose of clarifying the rules or check
ing certain plays.
It was ruled that in the future the
referee shall toss the coin for the
call of the opening play of, a game
and the winning captain. having
named his choice Of such play, can
not revoke such decision.
In an effort to curtail clipping" or
cutting down of a player from behind
the committee elaborated the rule OF
unnecessary roughness to INCLUDE
running into, diving or throwing the
body against a player obviously out
of the play either before or after the
ball is dead. The penalty, which
stands as a loss of Is yards. was ex-
tended to include such loss on the
kickoff following a touchdown In
cae such score should result In the
play in which the penalty was in
Cured No objection was raised to
such play where the player thrown
is taking part in the play. Fl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-14
TAXATION

The committee on Taxation will give
public hearing in It's room at the
, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 16, 1921, .
p. NJ, on the following:
s. An Act to repeal Chapter los of
the Public Laws of 1919, relating to
exemption from taxation of the prop
erty of war veterans
8. An Act for the better enforce
ment of the payment of poll taxes. I'll.
- EDGAR M. CHERRY, Sec.
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MONTHS DELAY
CONTINUED from Page Onel

by playing better baseball than the
Chicago White Sox."
That will be one of the contentious
OF the defense when the eight Chica-
go White Sox players indicted. on
charges of throwing the series and
accepting brides are brought to trial
here tomorrow.
While the complete plans of the
defense will not be known until the
trial begins. attorneys already have
announced that they will contend
that the indicted players never in
tentionally made misplays and con-
sequently could not have taken part
in a conspiracy. \
Claude Williams and Joe jackson,
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JOINT COMMITTEES ON JupIc,.
AIRY AND APPROPRIATIONS
AND FINANCIAL AFFAIRS

The joint committees-Judicia and
Appropriations and Financial Affairs
will give a public hearing at the State
House, in Augusta. on :
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1921, at
200 p. M. on the following:
S. No. 95. An Act creating a board
of ccnsors to pass upon moving pic
ture films. offered for public exhibit
tion in Maine
WILLIAM T. GARDINER.
REX, W. DODGE sele
sr,-t, Secretaries.
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN.
p SURANCE

The committee on Mercantile Az.
fairs and Insurance will give a public
hearing in it's room at the State House
in Augusta, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 10, at 2 p NJ,
on the following
/. An Act relating to licenses for
lightning rod agents.
2. An Act relating to life insur-
ance for minors and the surrender Of
such insurance. t
3. An Act to amend Chapter So,
Section So. Paragraph of the Re-
vised Statutes. relating to insurance
on glass.
S. r. CRABTREE, Sec.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FINAN.
GAL AFFAIRS Hrs'

The committee on Appropriations
and Financial Affairs will give pub
lie hearing In the Council Chamber
TUESDAY, MARCH Is. P. NJ. on
the following:
i. An Act to amend Section So, Chap.
ter 2, Of the Revised Statutes, relating
to the State Contingent Fund.
Resolve, making an appropriation
for printing and binding adjutant gen
erals report for 1917, 1918 and 1919
(war period).
the. Public Letters of John Fair
field" tsI III,
. =. REX w. DODGE, Sec
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STATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
STATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
STATE REFORMATORY

The committee on State School for
Girls, State School for Boys and State
Reformatory will give Il public hear
ing in it's room at the State House, in
Augusta, on .as
z. NJ, on the following:
An Act to amend Section l6 Of
Chapter 1923 of the Revised Statutes
making same applicable for women,
reformatory for men. State school for
girls and State school for boys.
RICHARD Il. DUNNING, Sec. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-14
Oak Grove Wins Over
Gurham Normal School

Gorham, Me- March 1.-THE Cor
ham Normal basketball Ave lostto Oak
Grove "a to 20 Saturday evening. The
game was fast and close throughout
Carlensen starred for Gorhanl and
Baird for the visitors. There was a
reception in the gym following the
game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-14
laps Out for Davis Cup

New York. March 13-With entries
closing here tomorrow, japan filed
its challenge for the Davis Cup last
night. making the eleventh nation to
signify it's intention to compete for
the international tennis trophy in
the 1921 matches
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Girls Game
NEGRO KILLS SHERIFF
CHAUFFEUR KILLS NEGRO

Pensacola, Fla. March 13.-While
attempting to arrest a negro at Quin-
cy. Fla, today, Deputy Sheriff John
L. Owens was shot and killed by the
negro. who in turn was shot to death
by Cory Smith. the deputy sherif's
chauffeur ....
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-14
Committee. Hearings
SALARIES AND FEES

will give public hearing in it's rooms
at the State House. in Augusta, on
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1921, at
100 T. NJ, in Room 113, on the follow
ing:
lie. An Actsto smend Chapter lis,
Section of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating to the fees of trial Justices.
III. An Act to amend tae charter OF
the Northern Cumberland municipal
court.
11S. An Act to amend Chapter lit,
Section IS, relating to the salary Of the
insurance commissioner.
1ls. An Act pertaining to judges Of
probate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-14

The committee on Commerce VIII
give a public hearing in its room az
the State House. in Augusta, on a.
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1921, at l.SV
p. M, on @f'
Senate a. Memorial to Congress.
Relating, to the adoption of the metric
system by the United States Congress
JOHN III. MAXWELL, Sec.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS

The committee on Military AnaHs
will give a public hearing In its room,
at the State House, in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1927, ~
+. NJ, ON the following:
Chapter 100 of the Public Laws "
1919. relating to the support OF de-
pendents- of soldiers. sailors and ma
rines.
An Act to amend Chapter 81 OF w
public Laws OF 1919, relating to drait
for the National Guard. -.
Resolve for extra pay to the Maine
Volunteers, War with Spain.
b -ALBERT A WEATHERBEE, sec.
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AGRICULTURE

The committee On Agriculture will
give sh public hearing, IN its rooms at at
THURSDAY, MARCHsI7. Room az
ct r.. NJ, on the following: ~
An Act to increase the amount paid
by the State for cattle condemned m.
der the provisions OF Sections 3 ana q
Of the Revised Statutes. =
JOHN II. AUSTfN. Sec
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g. A. NEWC0MB, SEQ.
INDIAN AFFAIRS

The committee on Indian Affairs win
give public hearing In It's rooms at
THURSDAY, tMARGH ia 1927 a.
2 E. NJ. on tho following:
Resolve. authorizing. the Governoy
and Council TO make settlement FOR
nowage damages on Indian Island. Pc
nobscot River. Old Town.
e. H. BLANCHARD. Sec
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GORHAM NORMAL SEXTET
BEATS N. H. STATE
COLLEGE AT BASKETBALL

A record breaking crowd witnessed
the game Friday evening in the Cor
ham Normal school gymnasium be-
tween the New Hampshire State
college and the Gorham Normal girls.
The game was of unusual interest
because it was the first college team
played by the normal school and the
first out of State game the team has
scheduled, The playing on both
sides was of an unusual high order.
There were very few fouls and the
playing was fast throughout the
game. Margaret Lee again was the
star of the game. Her clean, cool,
accurate shooting put the normal
score far ahead. Miss Fraser, the
other forward, showed up well
through her her splendid team work
with Miss Lee. The lineup and
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS, sss :

The committee on Public buildings
and Grounds will give a public hear
ing in its rooms at the State House. w
AuS Us III, On -
TUESDAY. MARCH / S, at r. NJ, on
Resolve for maintenance and ims
provements OF State park. 1
So CLYDE II. SMITH, sec n
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Committee Hearings
ptj1tIc .HEALrH

The committes on Public Health will
give . public hearing In its room at
TUESDAY. MARCH Is. 1921. at .
p Ms.s on the following:
An Act relating to the protection OF
the publicahealth.
An Act to- prevent. the marriage of
persons having syphilis.
.'.'s.....less LANGDoN 7. sNIPE. Sec.
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Deerinp Girls Win

Portland, Me-, March 12--Deering
High girls won, 4S to IL, from Free-s
port High in the Burnham gym this
afternoon, scoring % to 0 in the
first period. The summary:
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pENNELL SEXTET WINS
OVER WINDHAM,o 22-1l

Gray, March 12--The Penneli In
stitute sextet defeated the Windham
High girls by score of % to II. AL
though slightly outclassed in the
shooting end of the game, the Wind
ham team put up very stubborn
fight for the honors and succeeded In
holding the score quite close, but near
the end of the. final period. the Pen
nell players jumped into comfor-
table lead. The accurate shooting of
Miss X. Sweetsir, the Pennel left for
ward, was a~feature, while Miss
Manchester played q very commend
able game for the losing aggregation.
Tho summary:
PENNELL INST. WINDHAM HI.
X. Sweetsir, If, ...... II, Manchester
ID. Hancock. ri, ............ IF, Allen
Morrill,, C .....,............c C, Evans
l.. Hancock, sc, ........ sc, Lombard
Leavitt, lg, .............. ig, Trickey
Biake, re- .............. rg, tOgg
!Substitutions: A. Sweetsir for D.
Hancock. Goals, X. Sweetsir 8, d.
Hancock 3, Manchester 3, Allen /.
Fouls. Manchester&. Allen /. Referee,
NJ. Sweetsir. Timers, Leonard and
stevens. Scorer. Andrews. Time,
Three 10-minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-14

The most important inland river,
commercially, in the United States
is the Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-14

Lake Charles, La, Mar. 13-St. Lou
is Nationals: 6; Il; o. Phila. Ameri-
cans: 8; s; 2.
Sherdell, Pertica and McCarty, Dill
hoefer; Perry, Rommell and Perkins.
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Giants Blank San Antonio
Yankees Have Easy Time

Shreveport, La Mar. 1s-New York
Yankees: Fl; 2l; 1. Shreveport T. L.:
3; s; 4. 4.
Doyle, Johnson, Clifford and De-
wore; Hoffman. Bird Shirley, and
Wallace Greenace.
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GORHAM GIRLS WIN
OVER PENNELL LASSIES

Gorham, Ma4h PAT the Gorham
Town hall herethis evening, the Cor
ham High sextet defeated the Pen
nell Institute team, IA to 4. The visit
ors We're unable to keep the Gorham
forwards covered while the offensive
launched during the final period put
the locals well in the running. Miss
Clark and Miss Collins played a very
fine game for the Gorhamites while
the work OF the Sweetsir girls was
very noticeable for the Pennell team.
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They Are Banging
En- Out in Texas
and Arkansas Camps
erswns Are elanked

StO"isO NV DAossNSo
Beaumont, Tex, March i3.-St
Louis Americans o-4-s; Beaumont lT.
La 5a5-0.
Kirscher Sells, North and Gerlach;
Meme. Humphreys and Kelly.
Red eex Yannisans Win
Hot Springs, Ark, March is,--Bos-
ton Americans a.6.E; Boston Yanni.
gans 4s4-0.
Thormahlen, Karr and Talcott, Ruel:
Fullerton. West, Clayton and Chaplin.
Houston Beats Maek's Second Team
Houston, Tex. March 13.-Philadel-
phia Americans I'd team 1-7-4; Hous-
ton IT. La 1850. =.
Eckert. Barrett and Stiles; Bush,
Whitworth, Nichols and Griffith - f"
Giants Blank San Antonio
San Antonio, Tex, Mar. 1s-New
York Nationals, 2; S; 2; San Antonio,
70; 4; T.
Douglas. Sale, Ryan and Henline,
Smith; Deason, Baldridge and White.
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CONY BOYS AND
GIRLS LOSE TO
MORSE AT BATH

Bath, Me-. March ,11-A double
header. between the Morse High
teams and the. cony High teams was.
staged here this evening at the. "Yr'
gymnasium. Both of the. local ag--
gregations emerged victorious, the
boys defeating the Augusta team by
TIE score OF 43 to Is. while the Morse
girls team won from the Cong SEX
tet 10 to IL. The boys game was
very fast and cleanly played through =
out, Perkins doing some excellent
shooting for the locals. The sum-
maries:
Boys Game
MORSE HIGH coNY HIGH
Sprague, If ............ If, Plunamer
Footer, RI ....,s.,.... IF, Harrington
Perkins, c ..,,......,,.,,., c, Pierce
Mcfarland, IL ,.....,.... IL. Brennan
Clements, re ,....,.,,. re, knowles
Score Morse High Is; Cony High
25. s u - titut o n s--Stover for
Sprague, Thompson for Knowles,
Knowles for Brennan. Goals-Per-
kins Is, Harrington 5. F'ooter 3, Pierce
.. Plummer 2. Sprague s, Brennan l..
Fouls-Farrington S, Perkins l. Ref
eree-OConnell or Portland. Timers
Williams and Brown. Scorer -
Carey. Time-2o-minute halves.
Girls Game ~ q.
MORSE CONY HIGH
Whitman, n -. #, purinton
Bucklen, C .............. c, GiddingS
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BOYS BASKETBALL
Interesting Games in Sunday School
League Played Saturday After

iHkSTSStU8 AhWVS VI SUNDAY ocnooi
League Played Saturday After
noon
Another excellent exhibition of bas-
ketbail was given at the Augusta "Y"
gymnasium on Saturday afternoon,
consisting of sdoubleheader. In the
Arst game, the st. Barnabas boys
trimmed the Congregational FIVE by a
score Of IL to s, while in the second
contest the Universalist lads defeated
the boys of st. Marks to the tune of
IS to 2. The st. Marks boys were
outweighed and outclassed. A goodly
number of fans were on hand to wit
ness the games which proved very in
tcresting. The summary follows:
ST. BARNABAs CONG.
Winsi0w, rf.' minimum. lib, Viles
X. Merrill, II -. RIB. Reed. Bradford
stevens. .......... c. D. Giddings
K. Merrill, rb
............ If, L, Giddings. Eastman
=. Burns. 10 ........,... ri, Sawyer
Score. st. Barnabas IL. Congrega-
tional 5. Goals from door. Winslow
!. Stevens 2. r. Merrill !. D. Giddings
2. Goals from fouls, Stevens 1, D.
Giddings /. Referee. Sanborn. Scorer,
Gregoire. Timer. Clement. Time,
Two 12-minute halves.
Second game:
UNIvERSALISTS ST. MARKS
Rideout IF, .............. h. Briggs
Frime, II .....ssso..... rh, B. Fair
roor' .......sessss.. G, Scripner
Newman RIB. ... H. Rfavena
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UUdIS' CIdTk T, OUIIIHS q n. OWeeI-
sir and A. Sweetsir 1. Referee.
Sweetsir and Pelton alternating.
Timers: allaghan and Rounds. Scor-
ers, Millett and Allen. Time, three 10
minute periods.
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IRVING W. CASE. Sec.
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COM M ERcE

REX w. DODGE, S
The Dolores star., 1921-09-23
Fireman and Tramp Killed.

''inton, lowa.-Fircman John John.
sou OF 'Ilnion and AN unidentified
tramp were killed when the engine of
'he 'i'lcnGo X Northwestern railways
last Wesih"und passenger train No. 7.
Known aS the Los Angeles Limited.
was d"railcd in IL washout II mile and
" hhli west Of BelIcpaine. Engineer
'holnas Lea was badly scnlded and
VAS W., taken to Cedar Rapids hospital.
u" tramp presumably was riding on
the engine tender.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-23
Many Indicted in West viroinia.

Logan, w. Nn.-rhrec hundred TWEEN.
ty-flve names were included in a blnn-
k"l indictment charging murder, re-
turned by II grand jury here. The in
dictment followed an investigation OF
hlSthrhnnCeS on the Logan. Boone coun-
~ border, Among the names are those
or {. +. kceney, and Fred Mooney.
president and secretary of District No
L. hltrd Mine Workers of America.
ana ii. w. Blizzard. also United
Nine Workers official.