Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-27

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Dusseldorf. Nov. 2e.--The central
German government yesterday ceased
the sending Of RELIEF for the unemploy-
cd IN the EuAf. according 70 l,ewspa-
Ottawa. NOV. 2s.-The list Of propose
ais which American delegates purpose
to introduce at the International cons
ference on rum smuggling opening here
tomorrow involve changes in legisla,
tion which could be carried into effect
only by acts OF parliament. 1t was statv
ed in official circles today,
Washington, Nov. 26--Ap informal
call for q conference Of senate Re.
publicans went out today from the
once OF Senator Lodge OF Massa-
ahusetts, the Republican leader. The
purpose viii be to select the majori-
ty candidate for president protein
and the party leader and whip.
Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. s6-Coal con-
recognized right except that Of pay
ing the price demanded for coal OF
| uncertain quality plus discriminatory
taxes levied by various authorities
| Of Pennsylvania Eugene @. Huffman,
Massachusetts fuel administrator, de-
! clared in O. memorandum drafted for
| presentation to the conference OF
governors called by Governor Pinchst
today.
Willimantic. Conn. Nov. 26-Bar-
| low M. Diamond, arrested in Cieye-
land last night ts recognized by the
police here as . man arrested on La
Dor Day. 1922, on q charge of steal
ing an automobile, under the name
| OF Henry Evefs. who afterwards gave
the name OF Henry Barlow and was
later identified by relatives as Barr
low M. Diamond.
ConHellsyille, Pa, Nov. 26-NeWe
reached here that Sam Rosso, his
| wife and seven children were burned
to death when their home in Con,
| fiuence, Pa, was destroyed by fire
| this morning. Parts of five bodies
/ were recovered when the ruins had
cooled sufficiently to allow search,
Manchester, N. H., Nov. 26--A total
| OF 100000 will be saved in the adj
/ ministration of the first district, u. s.,
Veterans Bureau this year, according
to, statement made by DIR, Edgar
o. Crossman, first district manager,
IN an address before the Kiwanis
Club here today.
| Chicago, Nov. 26-Twenty-f FIVE men
are unacc0unted for gut Of total Of
922. after an explosion this morning
in the Chicago. Wilmington q Frank
lin Coal Co.'s mine near West Frank,
fork, ILL.,, the largest mine in the state
and possibly In the world. according
to advices to George b. Harrington,
| president of the company. Seven
men were reported burned, two Sc
rlously.
Washington. Nov. 26-Papers, said
by War Department officials to show
that at one time Charles r. Forbes,
former director of the Veterans Bu-
reau. was dropped from the rolls OF
the army as a deserter, were turned
over to the Senate veterans commit
tee today by the department,
Chicago, Nov. 26-The Harding
sent the late President Harding a
| Thanksgiving turkey, today sent
their annual bird to Mrs. Harding at
Marion, Ohio. ~
Washington, Nov. 26-The su-
preme court today announced that 1t
4 would take q Thanksgiving recess
from next Wednesday until Monday.
Dec. 8,
Cleveland. Nov. o6-Warren q.
Stone, president of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers and D. b,
Robertson. president of the Brother
hood OF Firemen and Enginemen and
several general chairmen of the en-
| gineers and firenlen's brother hoods,
viii confer with New York Central
Railroad company officials il New
! York, Dec, on. the hrotherheod's
recent request for wage increase OF
approximately IL IL per cent, Mr..
Stone announced today.
Harrisburg, Pa, Nov. 26-Goyer-
nor Preus of Minnesota, in outlining
a plan for reducing anthracite coal
! prices, called upon Governor Pinchot
! to call a special session of the Penn
sylvanta legislature for the purpose
OF having the anthracite industry de-
clared public business.
Boston. Nov. o6-'When 10 of the
y men arrested recently on charges
of being implicated in extensive
thefts of government property from
Camp Devens were brought into the
Federal court today, nine pleaded
guilty, Those who pleaded not guilty
! included Jacob Slarsky. Morris Star
sky and Harry Schwartz whom the
government charges with being ring
leaders in the thefts and who were
held in $4,000 bonds each. The others
We're held in $1,000.
Washington, Nov. 26-There Is lit.
tie Likelihood of any tax reduction
which is conditioned upon the defeat
OF the soldiers bonus biIL Senator
Robinson of Arkansas. the Demo-
cratic leader. declared today on ,his
return to Washington.
Camden, n. j., Nov. 26.-Helen
Hamilton, whose death within a few
1 hours from heart disease had been
predicted by some physicians, today
realized desire to live until her
10th birthday. If she lives, it will
De long time before she can make
use OF her many birthday gifts, a
veritable treasure hoard of which
/ many a youngster can but dream.
She received Is birthday cakes, %
| books, candy enough to stock a
store, flowers and gifts Of money.
T Washington, Nov, 6.-Senator
Watson of Indiana, who fecerxly an
nounced he might become q Repub~
lfcan Presidential candidate, began
q series OF conferences today with
Republican leaders at the Capitol,
He first conferred with members Of
the Indiana delegation in the House,
Paris, Nov. 26.-fBy The A. p. \
1t was stated at the headquarters
of the inter-allied reparation CONE
mission today that money enough
was on hand to run the commission
for several months and that there
need be-no anxiety over the possi-
hiiity Of its ceasing to function for
lack of financing.
Genoa, Italy, Nov, 26-Mansigno
Signori, archbishop OF Genoa, died
this morning at the Episcopal resi-
dence here. The archbishop was
taken i'll last week and his condition
became so grave that the last rites
were administered to him Saturday,
New York. Nov. a6.-An inyolun-
tary petition in bankruptcy was filed
with the Federal district court to-