Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-08
Telegraphic Brief
OF SATURDAYS News

0SAO 0tOlu 1Ct0 UP, COlu THEN
more snow just ahead.
Lone 1unman holds up clerk in one
$26S.
While developments in Europe
make it less likely that Americas
good offices will be sought in the rep
arations tangle. the United States
Chamber of Commerce resumes
effort to find a solution.
vessel in distress" turns out to be
locomotive in Beverly.
w. @. Gompf of Hartford saws
Canadian Official has assured him
Bunker Hill cannon" will be re-
turned to Boston
William p. q. Harding, formerly
governor of the Federal Reserve
Board. accepts position as governor
OF Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
Investigators fail to find any tra ICE
of Thomas Schofield, missing Brock
ton man.
Ex-Gov. Mccall in cordial visit
with Senator Lodge at Washington
finds they are agreed that American
troops should be withdrawn from the
Rhine.
Women's industrial conference to
discuss sex equality in industry.
Army Reserve officers of Massa-
chusetts form association and will
seek larger appropriation for camps.
Germans ready to clinch potash
deal with American interests.
Steamer Rochester, recently pur-
chased by city of Boston, is renamed
the Michael j. Perkins.
Hercin defense introduces more
witnesses seeking to prove alibis and
Justification.
Congressman Upshaw introduces
bill to punish buyers of liquor.
DR.. Robert o. Blood is reported to
have been offered DR.. Brides post.
Col. Forbes and Gen. Sherburne,
in heated verbal clash, raise fear
they would come to blows,
Westminster County, n. Y. prose-
cutor says he would welcome probe
OF Ward case by Gov. Smith.
Seven French and two Belgian
divisions will seize Essen. Brussels
declares; Poincare hastens Repara :
tons session tomorrow and will start
troops soon after vote of confidence
IN Chamber of Deputies, the belief
in Paris: French military air fleet
cruises over Mannheim and the .neu-
trail zone.
harrington gives assurance that
coal miners will not strike next
spring.
Paper marks still flowing freely
from German presses.
Turks defy Allies at Lausanne.
Secretary of State Bergman. who
returns to Berlin from Paris. says
Germany must prove coal default
was not voluntary.
Coue explains how to use QUITO
SUGGESTION
Coue's methods are approved by
DR.. McDougall of Harvard and Rev.
Elwood Worcester.
Miss Cassandra NJ. Barrows dies;
taughtt school SO years in Revere.
Bishop Blake warns of danger of
Moslem invasion of Europe.
Two more of alleged Somerville
bandits arrested in Chicago.
New peasant nobility suggested in
France.
A. A. U. approves 81 record break
ing performances.
Union Boat club takes the lead in
Glass A of the Massachusetts Squa sh
Racquet association tourney.
Mile. Leng!en defeates Mrs. Satter-
thwaite of England in Cannes tennis
final, GA, GO.
Harvard freshman basketball team
beaten by Tilton Academy 23-22.
Famous old Beacon Hill mansions
to pass if Gov. Cox plan for War
Memorial Building goes through.
Reports from 1877 cities and towns
in Massachusetts show wood mostly
in favor as substitute for coal.
Steamship Majestic takes out
record number of mid winter pas
sengers.
National Advisory Committee on
Aeronautics is developing an airplane
engine to use fuel oil.
Bill will soon be introduced to en-
able Gen Crowder to act as diplomat
ic representative in Cuba.