Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-06
NEWS BRIEFS

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 5-Directorl
of the American Multigraph Com
pany today declared a regular ans,
terly dividend of forty cents a shsr|
on common stock payable Decemhel
l to stockholders of record Noyembs.|
15.
Boston, Nov. 5-Notice was nj
ceivcd today from Superintendent N
Insurance Ben c. Hyde of Missour
at the office of the state commissop.
er OF insurance, that after Decembsi|
81 next Massachusetts insurapc
companies would be refused renew
! ais of their licenses to do business
in Missouri. Superintendent Hydet|
action was said to be the result d,
the position taken by COMMISSIONS
of Insurance Wesley E. Monk whV|
in a ruling October "a last, denied
| reciprocal insurance companies ID
Missouri permission to do business
| in Massachusetts.
Boston. Nov. 5-The engagement
of Mis-, Sarah Lawrence. daughter II
Bishop apd Mrs. William Lawrencsl
| to Bishop Coadjutor Charles l. Slat1
terry former rector of Grace Church
New York City was announced toI
day.
Woonsocket, r. l.. Nov. 5-A Man
vile woman, daughter of Charlie
Gorski, chorus girl. whose stags
name is Lucille Mason, claims sid
was married here three years ago d
Julian G.. Brain, undRP arrest ID
Miami, Fla. accused OF the murder
of Raymond Lee. Brains parents III
Hartford, Conn, have admitted thtld
son married the Manville woman but
claim Inc couple separated within 4
year after the marriage.
The other claimant for the title d
Brains wife is in Miami.
Lethbridge, Alberta, Nov 5-POs1
ses were formed today to aid provin;
cial, and mounted police in hunting
! own Joe Blackhorse. a Blackfoo1
7 Indian suspected of the murder OF i
/ year old Winnie Tollestrup Of Ray
mond, whose charred body was fOYd
| among The embers of straw stack
| on the Dahl farm Saturday night
Before the crime was discovered
Blackhorse had disappeared from
the nearby Indian reservation, tax.
ing his wife and family with Mn
He is the first Indian to be suspecte1
of a serious crime since the ploheeO
days of Southern Alberta.
Mitchell Field, n. Y, Nov. g.
Lieuts. A. J. Williams and Barold
]. Brow, navy airmen who were sches,
duled to renew their efforts TO SMASH
more world speed records, espresso
, regret today when a stop oroeI
was received from Washington. TheiI
cheered up, however. when dennilsI
: arrangements were made for tnen'
! to fly tomorrow. wing to wing. IN Y
IL ktlometer flight at the air carni
val db be held here tomorrow Tor 'n'
! army relief fund.
| London, Nov. 5.-A Central New
, despatch from Berlin says num-
Der of attacks were made this morn
/ ing on shops in various quarters "
/ the capital, including the fasnlOn1
able district. Many places We,s
| plundered before the police eoua
gain control of the situation. In1
chief victims were Jews, the dispa'c.n
/ adds and this fact led the ponce Y
believe the outrages had been care
fully organized.
| st. Louis, Nov. 5.-Prof. AusT'j
Oetgen of Berlin. Mosaic expert Ws]
arrived here today to supervise wv
MOSAIC work in the Catholic calns !.
dral of st. Louis said the peer y
New York was good. The protessCl
| said that on his arrival in New leI11
; several days ago, he, through an inl
! terpreter inquired of a pollcens7
where q glass of beer could De o..
tanned and the officer obligingly On
! ected them,