Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-14

cashier of the Ward Baking Com.
pany in a hallway on Pacific. stree,
Brooklyn, today, and robbed him of
$4,000.
Lewes. Del. Nov 13-Word was
brought here today of the founder
ing of Fenwick Island Virginia. al q
p. m, yesterday OF the coal barge
Marion O'Boyle with the loss Of
three lives. These dead are James
Matthew and his wife, and daughter.
Negroes. The loss of the barge be-
came known when Robert Curtis,
'Wicomico county. Va, and Robert
Taylor. Whitestone, Va. members OF
the crew. fioated ashore on some
wreckage and reported to the Fem
wick Island coast guard crew.
Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 13-The peace
warrant against Imperial Wizard H.
w. Evans of the Ku Klux Khan was
dismissed today by Judge T. o. Hat
cock in municipal court here after
Walter Colquitt, attorney for DR..
Fred B. Johnston, chief of staff for
Emperor Simmons. who swore out
the warrants. asked that it be dis
missed for the best interests of all
concerned"
Washington, Nov. 13-Exports
from the United States during Octo-
Der amounted to $4O2,OOO,OO0 COM
pared with imports. of $303OO0O0O.
leaving a favorable trade balance Of
800, 100000.
Berlin, Nov. 13. (By A. P)-The
German government will proclaim
an automOous Rhineland state in the
immediate future it was stated On
good authority here this afternoon.
Boston, Nov. l3-The British
steamer Milton was reported with
her shaft broken and in need OF as
sistance off Cape Race, n. F, in q
message received here today. The
steamer. with $4,000 bushels OF
wheat. left here on November for
Queenstown. No further particulars
were given in the message.
Berlin, Nov. Is, (By A. P)-For-
mer Crown Prince Frederick William
arrived at his estate at Gels, Sllesia.
at o'clock this evening, a message
from Gels announces.
Reading. Pa, Nov. 13-Rear Ad-
miral Edwin Longnecker, Sr., Z. B. \.
retired, died today of influence. He
was 79 years old.
Boston, Nov. 13-The recommends
ton that the government at once ac-
quire a warehouse of its own for the
storage of seized liquor was made by
the Federal grand jury today In
report on it's investigations into con-
ditions at the Massachusetts Storage
Warehouse in this city from which
- - hnAvN Tarnrn{S SOL.
uos stealing of liquor.
Washington, Nov. 13-President
Coolidge believed the traditional poll
cy of the American government
would preclude it from joining win
the allied governments in protesting
to Germany against the return OF
Crown Prince Frederick William Or
his father, the former Emperor, OF
in meAsuer to prevent the re-estap-
lishment of the monarchy.
Washington, Nov. 13-Increased
appropriations for the Appalachian
forest reserve which covers portions
of eastern states running from Name
and New Hampshire to Virginia ana
the Carolinas, were urged by Sena-
tors Reyes and Moses of New LAMP
shire in conference today VIVA
President Coolidge.
Washington, Nov. 13-Presiden1
Coolidge probably will deliver In per.
son his message to congress when II
convenes next month. He considers
it wise to continue the custom reVN-
ed by President Wilson and conunu-
ed by President Harding, althougn
he is inclined to be guided Largely
by the desires of congress. Shoula
the leaders indicate that they de-
sire him to appear in person ~.
Coolidge would be glad to do 30; pus
if the opposite desire is indicateo' ~
will return for the most part 10 ~.
old custom of sending messages "
messengers.
Macon, Ga, Nov. 13-The fight De.
tween w. L. C'YoungD Stribnng u
this city and Joe Egan OF Boston
scheduled for November Il IN bos-
ton. has been postponed, the ngnts'
father manager announced Ioasy.
Youny Stribling began training w,
week but found that a back lnJu,ss
sustained in previous training, WOuiu
force him to rest longer. ,,.u
Boston, Nov. 13-Aldis Owen HAL
who for many years has conducseu
schools in numerous cities. teachns
barbering. dancing and music. We.
arraigned today on secret Ihule.
ment charging him with defraudIns
a number of his students. He pleaoooo,
ed not guilty and was held in $lV~
bail. He was charged with tne "a
ceny of $69S from students IN M
course in the art of podiatry.
st, Paul. Mimi. Nov. 13-"I don
stand for any reduction IN exceso
profits tax for business or o LOVE-,
ing of the high surtaxes for inolvlu
ual incomes" Senator-elect Masns7
Johnson, Farmer Labor, MinnesU.S'
said in commenting on the MehVH
tax program. "a rp,
Oklahoma City. Okla, Nov. III W
A. P.}-Plans to expediate me vi,
of Governor J. G. Walton on = ST.
cles of impeachment charging 81,
ruption in office, moral turpltuus'
neglect of duty and Incompetent.
involved lengthy legislature sessiu,,
last night in which the members =.
the Senate-court were said to nav
discussed rules OF procedure. -.
London, Nov. 10 tBy A. PHI.
Asquith and Lloyd George iactlvgs
of the Liberal party sank their ~
ferences this morning and reupi ~
to present solid front against w
conservative protectionists. as W. ~
as the labor party. In the com'"s
elections.
London, Nov. 1S--(By A. P.)-- Vn-
til Premier Poincare has officially az.
yised the British government Ia
garding the details OF his pr0possu
new PREPARATION inquiry Great p.ls
ain will withhold formal expresSiOh