Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-17
NEWS BRIEFS

BOStOn,-FranclS Oulmet and Jess,
Guilford defeated Bobby Jones ant
Carl Mosser at the Municipal Link.
at Franklin Park in an IS hole eX.
hihition chsTuesday. 2 and l. TIL,
best ball of the winners was 6S, tn,
losers II. Ouinet was the best in.
dividual performer with card Of
70. Jones was next in line with IS
Guilford reupireJ IS and Mosser 81
Boston-Israel Rubin. Frank Wales
Samuel Miller and Samuel Cohen
four of the five men arrested in a
police raid here Monday night
pleaded not guilty to charges OF
breaking and entering in the NUM-
cipal court here Tuesday. They were
held in $4,000 bonds each and theil
cases were continued until FRIDAY
Be1ilmin Axe!. who was shot by the
pole during II e raid. is still in the
hoSpital.
Trenton. y. J.-Attorney- General
McCran Tuesday informed Secretary
of State Martin that the charter OF
the Knights of the ku KluX Khan,
recently incorporated, is in proper
legal form and should be accepted by
the state. Complaint had been made
by William *. McFadden. q Newark
lawyer. that the secretary of state
should have declined to issue a cnar-
ter to the Khan.
New York-A resolution calm,
for the convention of a world Jewish
congress. preferably in the interest
of Palestine" was adopted by tae
American Jewish Congress at Tues
davis session. The world congress,
the resolution decreed. is tn be
demOcraticallv elected and is to :'ep-
resent the Jewish people of the
world as a unit.
Berlin. Oct. 16-More than 100
communist leaders were arrested at
Hildesheim and Elfeld in the pro-
vince of Hanover, while attempt
ing to hold a congress of workmen's
councils.
Melilla, Morocco. Oct. 16-The en-
tire Spanish air force flew over the
village of Bugasi and destroyed it
with high explosive bombs.
The inhabitants of the village en-
deavored to escape but suffered
many casualties.
Lynn, Mass, Oct. 16-CharIes I.
Burrows. formerly a leading shoe
manufacturer of this city, died at his
home here today after a brief illness.
Harrisburg. Pa. Oct. 1.-THE ad-
dress of Henry j. Allen, former gov
ernor of Kansas, in Washington, last
night, in which he took issue with the
suggestion of Governor Pinchot that
the president take charge of prohibi-
ton enforcement, today brought a.
reply from the Pennsylvania execu-
tive declaring the Kansan wants him
to. forget there are federal and state
courts in Pennsylvania and that he
will not" do this.
Mitchell, S. D., Oct. 16-Tom Ayres.
head of the new Farmer Labor party
In South Dakota, today announced
that he had received word from
Henry Ford that the automobile
manufacturer had no objection to
formation of Ford for President clubs
in this state. Ayres said that for
nation of the clubs would be started
next month.
Paris, Oct. 16-Herr Won Hoersch.
the German charge d'affaires, has
asked and been granted an interview
with Premier Poincare, it was an
nounced this afternoon. The inter-
view will take place tomorrow morn
ing.
Washington, Oct. 16-During Sem
TENDER, American railroads added
1853 new freight cars and $50 new
locomotives to their eouipment
stocks. This brought the number of
new cars installed in service since
Jan. l, to 1886 and the number of
new locomotives added during the
same period to 1868.
Boston, Oct. ia reduction of