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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
PRESIDENTS PARTY
ENCOUNTER TRIALS
ON "PIONEER" TRIP

Fort Lauderdale. Fla. March r.
The houseboat Pioneer. carrying
President and Mrs. Harding and their
Florida vacation party. encountered
all trials known to a pioneer today
in steaming. or rather attempting to
steam down the Florida cast coast
canal.
The boat. although drawing only
four and a half feet Of water, proved
to be just a little too big for the
waterway she was attempting to pass
through. especially at low tide. and
the tide, il is well known. waits for
no man-not even the president. The
result was that during the most OF
the day. the vessel either was getting
on a sand bar. was on sand bar. OF
about to get off a sand bar. To me m
bers Of the party IL seemed there was
always a sand bar somewhere and
when this afternoon rcli% TO the
voyagers was offered from the shore
il was accepted gladly.
The relief. in the form Of autorno-
biies, was profered by a delegation
Of business men who discovered the
Pioneer stuck on sand bar above
Eocaratone, about half way between
Palm each and this place. The presi-
dent. former Director Dawes Of he
budget. and Secretary Christian. came
ashore and with Edward y. Mclean
the presidents host. who had come
down from Palm Beach and Leo
Deigai. the golf professional. came
here for the daily game Of golf
Deigai took the place in the presi-
Dental foursome Of Chairman LaskeI
Of the Shipping Board. who is suffer
ing from bad case Of sunburn.
The troubles encountered by the
Pioneer toda" practically blasted the
hopes Of the party that Miami would
be reached tomorrow.
Most Of the trouble with sand bars
was encountered today. the cruise
yesterday after the departure from
Palm Beach having been made slow
~ p-n:c. pally because Of the marrow :
ness Of the channel. Immediately the
cruise VAS resumed today. however
the instructions began to appear
Several times during the forenoon
progress vas made only through the
attaching Of two lines to the Terri
gen. the small secret service boat,
ard auxiliary craft enlisted TO aid.
During one Of these towing processes,
seine one failed 20 take up the slack
in A hawser and j. became wrapped
around the propeller Of the Pioneer.
Butcher knives from the. kitchen
were brought UP and the first mate
CT the Pioneer and the skipper of the
Terrigen made repeated dives UNDER
neatn the hougeboat hacking away
the fawEer.
All in ALI il WIS AT uneyentful day
for the members 81 the Presidential
party but an exceedingly busy day
for the members Of the crew of the
Pioneer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
SaccO's Wife Fails
to Induce Him to
F0regO Hunger Strike

Dedhana. Mass. March 12-Nicola
Sacco. awaiting court action with
Bartolomeo Eanzetti. or appeals of
their counsel from their conviction
of the murder OF q paymaster and
lis guard at South Braintree in
1871. tonight ended the 18th day Of
a hunger strike begun in protest at
the laws delay. Jail attendants
said 'Sacco was visibly weaker TO-
Gay.
With nothing to sustain his
strength. but daily gallon Of water.
Sacco has taken 10 bedj 20 conserve
MS waning powers il Vas reported
az the Norfolk County Jail tonight
He can walk but prefers 10 rest on
his cot most OF the time
The prisoners wife called at the
jai! this afternoon and spent two
hours in vain efforts TO induce Sacco
10 take food He persisted in his
determination TO fast until the court
rU.es on his case
Motions for new trial for Sacco
and Nanzetti will he heard on Fri
DAN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
Evacuation of Ruhr
Only After Germany
Fulflls Obligations

Brussels, NdrCE --.-t ~ = ~
By dec .ar.ng this afternoon hat they
are ready. when Germany teg.ns PAY
Incn.. 70 cvacGa;a the Eurr aud l.c
TERRITORY recently occupied On ,he night
bank Of the Rhine, tha French and BEL
gians believe ,hey have dealt Big
blew 70 German propaganda. entirely
ooa.rave-,.-g n: German statement
tia. ;hey were ac:az-ed purely h p
,.lica! -:c::ves in occupying me DIS
tI.cI.
= formal declaration was gITe2 cl-
i, ,1e fern. g co!ag.su-lQDe fellow
.-E .o6ay's conference q F-e--.-s.s
Fci-tca-- ara -h+1n3s.
EYaccac:un. q German Ecr:::crr Z
tie Erhr and lhe Eh,r-..1d recently
occupie: WI - + graduate cTe-z:,tT1.
carried Cu- only ppm Germany -I----.--
III heE PREPARATION Obligations. q. 4 :
declared n ms Io:.,-.G:.ic-e issued this
evening after -1@'sn:;.al meeting q The
F'ra.Co- = gan rre-Tllers conference
he-s Cn .sIaa,;c-a! measures
Questions Referring q ~ admins
.rs-4or d. CAe railroads have ts<- -.
.2t5. tie cz:--.l2l2ue announced. at J
measures - REPRESSION. E-d penalties
= cas- Ct .-.>a a,.sc6s C.scc tha
IN. Is @. occupation had t-s-e- u.-t-a III
a-rl-5 upor- 3 hsa ne rules tc- lie
export a-5 .r-T,o.. licenses
TIE -E1 governments ara resolve !
-. q CO.. -1@Sz territories v.-tc..
,se5.z..-..-g from the German G-Ter-srreE-.
eSSprz-c~S zss.-s: aIy penalties t-sg--E
.-1.c-e5 -Vsc- Germans who -lzy have
zo7s. h.c-a.s-5 with tr@ Aimed author
.5es~ t1a clr.-3E-sCE= concluded
/: Vas rc.-E II sCr1e quarters tfzt
10 mention ~zs mad. = ,-@ E1-.1s Z ~
Il -r.a statement
As regards i1s ey2c-1ztic-- ]. =
co.-:ez -. ~, .-@ sz-ls p.-a-.F-c =
applied g = tst1 ;Ae German sFac2z;t-
Fre-ca cays1-oT- zt1s- th+ F'-snc,o-
P-.SSs1 Ma Tia 1902 W--A1-z ~
hg.-- czr-. Il CT p-c excessively g t14
French rEst5 -t@ s-5=Er-.-y-
W1-h Ills poliIsZs. zstr=~-- q The
cc-.:er-t= S51s.ed- ne Tss. @. ~
---,s.s.e s-as 6svoEaez - III tn - Z :
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:2- F'r-z-cs firm t1s E-h--
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So: z-.o thz EEh- several IkQ-sEEc
.c-E- 9kt-sr77c = [cE 1s= Il case Gec-
mans cs1-c- Is -c1-5 u Pz1t1--l -
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13

Chicago. March 1o-Tpwards OF
two gcore persons were killed as a
result of a severe March wind rain
and gnOw storm which swept the
country from the Rocky Mountains
to the Appalachian range last night
and early today. Many scores were
injured and property damage is ex-
pected to run into the millions. Ten
nessee suffered the heaviest less OF
life. the towns Of Pinson and Dean
burg. being wrecked and 10 losing
their lives at the former place and
one in the latter town, according to
reports late tonight.
Snow or rain, and in some cases
both. accompanied by a terrific
wind which in some localities reach
ed a velocity OF ~ miles an hour,
took lives. wrecked buildings and
crippled transportation and COM
munication systems.
The South suffered most, two
towns in Tennessee being complete
~ wrecked and ~ lives lost. Sixteen
persons were reported killed at Pin
son. Tenn, and one at Dyersburg.
TWO relief trains. one with eight
physicians and second with 80 re-
lief workers were dispatched from
jackson, for Plnson.
Nine deaths were caused by the
storm In Central Kentucky. Three
persons were reported killed at
Richmond. when the wind lifted a
small farm house containing three
adults and ten children, from its
foundations. carried il ~ yards and
hurled 1t to The ground in splinters.
TWO were killed at Bowling Green,
three at South Union and a g-year-
Old boy was killed and five other
children were injured at South
portsmouth. when the roof was
blown from q high school building
INTO yard where the children were
playing. according to reports reach
ing Louisville.
other reported deaths included
Two at Chicago. one at SteubenyiIle.
ONO; one at Hassiion. Ohio; one
al Greenwood. Miss: one at EIdo-
rado. Ark: and one at Milwaukee.
Heavy property damage accom-
Panied the storm in ell thexe places.
Ia some SECTIONS the damage wan
estimated at y.JJ,pD TO xI.pyD. isyt.
some towns were completely cut off
from communication with outside
points while in some instances a
Continued on Page Col. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
War Dept. Endorses
Mrs. Hoover's Plan
for Girls in Athletics

WASHINGTON. March l2.-NoHan' 5
right TO better opportunities for ply
steal education and Development
chau7pione,i BY Mrs. Herbert Hoover.
has been endorsed by the War De
palt.nent as part Of its campalsn
to encourage athletics and reduce the
high percentage OF persons physically
unfi, as disclosed during the World
Wcr. In lending support 70 Mrs
Hooyer'> efforts. the War Depart
mcnt hopes 10 bring about indirectly
a decided improvement Of the boys
and men OF the future.
Mrs. Hooyer completed plans todaE
by which representative from pub
IL and private schools. universities.
colleges. playground and recreationai
associations IN the United states
would be drought together IN con-
ference IN Washington f1eginninG
April : II,
The purpose of the conference WI.
he 10 discuss the entire question q
rhvs;cal education and recreation Tor
Girls and women. and 10 adopt &C.
finite plans for future co-opera non
10 lie effected through the medium
Of the National Amateur Athletic
Federation. The invitations were
sent out in the name Of me FeGf'a-
ton q which Ms. Hoover IS me
only woman vice president.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
Prohibition Chief
Appleby of Boston
District Resigns

New York. March I--Joha ..
App'eby. divisional prohibition Chief
for NeN Ycsk and New Jersey who
Was transferred 10 Boston ID March
il TIE same capacity. ras submitted
MS resignation 70 become effective
NarC1 j.. j, -yas announced at local
prohibition HEADQUARTERS tonight
Charles J. Smith. q Ohio. has been
appointed acting t!iHiS 0n4l chief IL
Boston 10 succeed Chief App'aby.
according tn z c. YeiloH7ey. acting
director. re nsll begin lis duties
On Marc -
Ait Apple@y Expects 70 open law
cf5lces reTe IN t.is retirement
TIT feliCw'ay announced tonight
that he Tcu,6 soon return 20 Wash
inE-o0 AMI rs3iacGish tis position az
acting director of the Mem York d-y
forces hc. &c no. name tire date.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
Democrats Increase
Lead at BiddefOrd
and Reflect Drapeau

Biddeford, Me, March l2-Edward
a. Drapeau. Democrat, was re-
elected mayor today over Ernest ].
Petit, Republican, by a majority CT
1901. Last year Mayor Drapeaus
majority was 21o. The Democrats
carried six of the seven wards. a gain
OF one war. In the council there will
be IS Democrats as against three Re-
publicans. In Ward l, the single
ward carried by the Republicans.
Petit led his opponent by seven votes.
John w. Robinson. Democrat, was
elected member of the board OF ed
ucation for four years by l24i major
it. over Miss Eta NJ. Randall Re
publican. Mark Gordon. Democrat.
was elected TO the board OF police
for a three-year term over John II.
Durgin. Republican. b. 1905 major
ity.
The election was during an 2li-day
blizzard. which held many voters IN
their homes. Women took an active
part in the campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
Parents of Insane
Patient Seek Damages
Because of His Death

2osioa. March l-.-AtuseS in
.3t;ai On john Il. Weeks. OF Co.
Iiss, ST insane patient at ne
Wss:ao-o Safe hospital. who died IN
IL institution March Is. 1850. after
hang m!s.:e2,aI by TWO attendants
W. were Subsequently convicted
&. -rsas.aueh,e-, were rec!ted 10 TIE
legislative committee on ways ard
-asa-s today during the hearing on
! A4a 70 TecculpenSa the parents OF
Wfsss
n. G4c-ze NJ. Kline. state com
ys-ss.aas- II mental diseases. opposed
re r-sasGrs On Ire ground that
..o&rh z. Sasst..e and Charles VIII
s'G. TIE c,rvlcteG attendants. had
s'1s beyond :he:. authority in mis-
.-ga.:ns Weeks He read from Ire
'esac3s il tie case showing that
Weeks lad i!td e st:aCsUl2aon.
s1ess1 ny exterior violence
Weeks parents testified that their
sc saG been s.-anslet; with q towel
MI e became unconscious and
IA. ne "wa.er cure" was admins
's-s,. or s,-s-ia-;S uat:l tie became
s Wt2sf-ti TIA. lie died.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
CITIZENS TICKET ELECTED AT
BELFAST : EMOCRATS GAIN AT
B|DDEF0RD- mo CONTEST BREWER
Frost Heading Citizens Ticket Elected Mayor Of Beast-No
Opposition To Republican Ticket At Brewer-Act Amend
ing City Charter Is acknowledgements Return Mayor
Drapeau To Office And Make Gains In City Government
At Biddeford'

Brewer, Nc, March 1o-Republican
candidates had no opposition in the
city election today. John b. Stuart
was elected mayor the vote being
5oS.
The aldcrmen-clect ere: Ward !,
Chester T. Hall. Adelbert Bridges;
Ward ,. Raymond z. Jenkins, Ralph
w. Merrill Ward 3. George II. Smith,
Harrison y. Brooks; Ward 4 Fred =.
Libhart, Henry NJ lawson Ward ),
Hugh J. Anderson. Walter r. Downs.
The act amending the city charter,
recently passed by the Legislature.
was ratified 499 to %. The amend
ment provides. among other things.
for the holding Of the municipal cleo
ton in Decmeber instead Of March.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
Fire Starting from
Blow Torch Sweeps
Pittsburgh Factories

Pittsburgh. March Ia spark
from ro-co used hr structural
worker late -p6s< csusec Z FIRE wh-co
fanre9 bT tf---two ussie en- hour
Eai@. swep. through the plant q fEe
FEDERAL Enslo+.iing & Stamping Con-
PAM At Mehee's Rocks t1hE'o-
Issr.e5 across II slleY1zy destroying
NAM Errsii houses and seriously
ssr,a-srg the plso. q. the " l.
Singer lee Company TIE zee pasrt
cauc2. FIRE whsa excessive neat
caused he explosion ct seTeEl2 am
r,cria tanks.
Tw=n1Y -hrss g5flE. working in TIE
e-zr3e-5lrg Ships when tbs fire o1oae
cu-. we-e rescued ~ hrs-ns1- 4 check
ar employees after TIRE Ere zaoEeS
-h-@e girls nlss5ng. BAT Authorities
helssvee sheT -Yop6 bs 3ocated iater-
The lcss was eE-ir-atsd a. s.sF,&ss-
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Was Formerly a Nurse
and Familiar with
Use Thermometer

Chicago March i2.-Dr Morris Fish
bein OF the American Medical Associa-
rion and Dr.. p l.. Wcodyat Of the
Presbyterian hospital WHO returned
here today after an interrogation OF
the case. declared the high tempera-
lures recorded in The case OF Miss
Evelyn Lyons Of EscaDaba had been
'f14ed" by hot water bottle concea led
under the patients arm.
The girl. according 70 Dr. I'ishbein.
vss formerly ! nurse and vas familiar
with temperature readings. she would
remove the thermometer from her
mouth during tests and wave il about
he said. stimulating hysteria and touch
the water bottle with it, causing the
mercury II, shoot tn the top Of The tube.
we found this % be another case OF
'Lysieria and much enjoyment in read
ing reports IN newspapers of 'her OWE
case said DR. Fishbeir-
While supposedly making one test
Of her temperature 20 foot her. We made
another test 10 check and found 'he
second 20 show normal Temperature.
Upon taking another test under her
arm W. again found normal ternpera :
tura. Then we found the water bottle "
Not only DR.. Dcfne;- the attending
physician. but others called into con-
suit-r56n. were completely fcoled-"
Before .hc discovery Of the hot water
bottle. disclosed b. Dr, Define, and Or.
SryGcr. the latter was deceived as Or.
Defrc- had been. Z statement which he
wrote On SATURDAY as result q an
invest cation started b. the Esca IA la
Daily Mirror and t.e Associated Press
revealed.
Dr.. snyder a. 1sa; time described
conditions g he found lh"ul-
The patien, & young woman, s,e--
der reasonably well nogrsned. very
shesy- pulse ranging between IL" and
i3g BEATS pa minute respiration p
NJ fever thermometer registers lIg.
bot Is sufficiently long 20 permit the
Trereurv To go higher. b. r7easpre-
Frerf found that Il reached lj5 plus
This reading VAS taken from under The
tongue To make certainty doGbly
sure 73eeti another thermometer. this
sor1euhz. shorter than rnine- The nleY-
cvry vert Up out Of SIGHT. The tongue
i rcd and g.isieninc. The lips drr and
inclined - scstf: hands and feet cold
ncs c.a-nrny. skin 5-g and jgs'efless.
&c. ! raa cgTror,orzte z y that Dr. Def
gse- s'ze reported On fise rase.
lcontinueS On Page s-Col. y
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Cs-s-si Ecrecsf.

-te-s VIE IL considerable cl9gti3 :
ness 3-1 tte W. shz---g- .o-ecas- dis
-1c- TgesGzr and LOCAL rains ere
f5TcE.s S2e II portions cf TIE sggla Al
lal-ls STATES and EogK o- rain N pr
tits - IL -crTh AVEa-tlc states TIE
E+a1f-er VIII IL generally fair II tEe
szs-=-a gates We3-es6sy- The ten
y,e-z-1rs VIII t,s 1ews- II tae north
Atlantic states Wednesday
So.z warnings remain 6zEr1aFe0
d -sa@ c,11s- - Nz--e
N=-ts lo--h n Sandy Hook s--ong
sf1i- .5-g and weather overcast ara4
cEzgk. Ez-oLszsE! rzi1 Ct k-oE I1ss-
1a!.
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Disorders Reported
at D0rtmund with
One Killed. 6 Wounded

Ste.31, NA-ca I.-tBy \. PA
t<sa;ta received here from DO
o1a- csvo--s thar an alteration oe-
sessa csSia1-s ana Fre-c1. soldiers
: N'o-..-,,, -;.6 restaurant Rad rs
t-slg Il - french sr:re On ire
Germans c-s 9. vg.c-. q CIVILIAN, was
La. &.S sX C.3es-S wounded.
IA c.srG.ch Odds .fE.- Gene = !.
>1-S-~ Gen.. :. :. ding re S-TIS- S-+.t.
E-y cc-gS faS informed te-e I'il,n'-
ca! ---HC-.,.ss =. E.:e- .eai ! an
N'cs E.s-c',--,s- a-e murdered IN
SOY - cA,t: b1-co-aaSte- a fHe
,'R1 Mo : -cw : hostage n ne
aaas q - French. would he IN
iostaslss,y $50
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Gordon Succeeds
Rice as L. S. COmm'r.

Springfield Mass March ! - -
-se- S.zcc Ss-arcr GI-5c- = G1-6eu
vas -c.Csy -a-.+5 L. conn ss.c-st
= saccse5 IT, late CC1c-as ECt- II
Rice tv 7o5Ee Js-es = To-1l-- ~.
4 80 Federal D.s-ric- Ecu-- IN Bcs-
-o- Attorney Gc-5C1 achieves s-a-e-
~51= equation cuE.-g rs service T.
-r@ Ss-ate where ba was 91-1- leste-
R1sr T5c@ President Cor.s6et rs
vz~s dent u tbs tr6E-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
labor MEMBERS Of
COMMONS CRITICIZE
WHOLESALE ARRESTS

Labor Leader MacDon-
aid Presses Govern
ment on Legal As
meet of Arrests of
Irishmen in England
and Scotland De-
scribes Procedure in
Deport ations as
Gross Betrayal of
Liberties of Ordinary
People Home Sec
rotary and Attorney
General Support
Government - az
It Is a Free State
Affair
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Pronounce Warren
Indicted for Murder
Pathological Liar,

<anss-5Es- VAS Na-ca ---A.sn-
y Taa sxA----s,a C;c-6oa Wa--1-
shass c,ztsss.1 n February last
Ia h a. J1s-,e< - Bo- - Wal
nh --i1,,5s-7..: .ck~ x pse-'ca- = milk
MI :, ,ha. c.:y = A-s1s. :. 1918 -
st-,at = e,a,A -.e- n.s5-s .-6.cIs.d 70.
AtNas-- 7,-'o-,1- -: Warren $ -v.&.ho-
.sa Ile" -,.1ar. - s--e1:s-s ard
A,,o--sr EssA6s-s - wr1-'
>F',--s.3 - -ss12. = re e1s-s-
II. ~ e,-s.-.ce-: ~ Warren dd
- = f1t-y,'s s-5 ~. rs acc@sx t4o-s s
tst--''s1, Il s2-z 80 .a
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HEAVY DEATH TOLL
AND PROPERTY LOSS
IN WAKE OF STORM

Scores of Persons Killed in Storm Swept
Southern and Western States Snow and
Rain with S0-Mile Gale Wrecks Buildings
and Cripples Transp ortation and Communi-
catiOn-TwO Tennes see Towns Raced with
Known Loss of Life of Seventeen Persons =
Nine Deaths the Toll in Central Kentucky
Casualties and Heavy Property Damage in
Ohio - Indiana Also Hard Hit with Wire
Service Out of Comm issiOn
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Portland Adds Four
Inches to Snow Total

Portland. Ne March 1e-w5th -
riches sesday- TIE s-oRtaT for tie
winter sDSosebcsd within four
inches Of The RECORD @ III inches
recorded in 1fts-1Et-- TIE weather
B--esu forecasts z szafb5ng Of this
marx Transpor1staon gsE Bot
sg5-essr affected t1oar. although tire
Boston 1rzi- 6ge Al Iss was nearly
;s-as apG-- late.
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Earthquake Shakes
Several n. III. Towns

Manchester. X. II. March fan
earthquake Efook houses. ra.sle>t
windows and csockery al 1.s5 O'Clock
. tonight The khock was felt in Der
~. Lircbfe36. I1onds nsserry, Hook
sstt and Suneolk. There were two
kboekt. with rumble between them
resembling the rolling Of Thunder.
CsEbricge. Mass. March H.
Professor j. z. woos5aof1h. in charge
u me Harvard seig1nograph. salS
tonight that no observation would
, he made II the instrument TO sab
staniiste reported earthquake STOCKS
al Manchester and other New Harnp-
shire cities and towns Until tonor-
rom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13

Belfast, Nc. March 12-Orlando T..
Frost was elected mayor today on the
citizens ticket. defeating Mayor
Clement w. Wescott. who has head
cd non partisan government which
has been unopposed since 1918. Mr..
Frost's ma jority was 400.
The entire citizens ticket was
swept into Office with Mr.. Frost.
Both the mayoralty candidates arc
Republicans.
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GREAT BRITAIN
PLACES MINIMUM
NAVAL REDUCTION
E,mphatically Declare For
Maintenance Of One
Power Standard

British Lord of Admiralty Presents
Naval Estimates In House of
Commons-Says England Cannot
Even In Times of Peace BE De-
mOnstrably Inferior "To ANY
Other Naval Powcr'-CIaims L.
;. and Japan Have Not Reduced
Personnel On Such n Large Scale
as Great Britain
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Syracuse Chancellor
Critical Condition

.-1a-rc Cs-y. Y J Na-E1 =
ya-5ss T. Ttzy- ctsa-ce-l1- s-s-1--s
Al Srrzc-ss laivs-s.-r- SIS csa-sclo-s
al o-csock tonight a. lis ho-sl
s1zr-1ea-s here hut A1s con1l -7c-7
: -s-y c.s.czL Is F1ySczl sd
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
.ESCANAbA FEVER
CASE DECLARED A
HOAX BY DOCTORS
Clever Girl Fooled Medical
Profession With Hot
Water Bottle

Lyons Girl Achieved National Fame
With Reported Temperature
Above ia Degrces-Small Hot
Water Bottle Concealed Under
Arm Was Secret-Girl Has Moth
ing to Say-DOctOrs Say Her ILL.,
ness Is More Mental Than Physi-
cal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-13

lccnti,ueo On Page eCol. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-26

day bicycle race: the Russian coun'
tess waiting on table in Constants,
nople cabaret: tho girllsh dancer OF
Vienna. They live for an intense
momen, before the ironic gaze OF
Morand. pale in the kissing arc.llght,
warm under cleaning electric bulbs,
or soft and lovely In Spanish dusk.
"These stories deal specifically with
tho present moment; they offer
series OF remarkably penetrating in.
sights into certain OF the least ovi.
don't characteristics OF the effects OF
tho war and those OF the postwar
period. In several OF them. so ex.
oeedlngly sure Is Morands concen.
tratlon, an entire novel seems TO be
compressed. OF the French writer's
OF the postwar period none has in.
terpreted with kcener wit or more
subtle insight tho transient moods OF
his generation" says Lloyd Morris in
the International Book Review.