Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-02

20 of the alleged murderers are still
at large.
New York. Jan. 1.-The last pris-
| oner to he arrested in New York I'm
| 1923 was n man charged with pos
scssing whiskcy and the first rris-
| oncr arrested in 1924 was one charE-
| cd with selling whisSey, II WAS am
! nounced at police headquarters to-
| night.
New York, Jan. William II. An
! derson, state superintendent of the
! Anti-Saloan League who Is under
| indictment for forgery and larceny
! in connection with the league funds.
/ will go to trial January II, IL was
! announced tonight
| philadelphia Jan. 1.-"My New
I Years resolution is to put the Athlet-
: les i'm second place this year" said
! Connie Mack at his home today while
| talking TO a delegation from the jew
, igh Boys Foster Home. Tho lGds had
called to present the baseball leader
| with n painting in appreciation ct his
{ invitation to attend game last sea-
: son. Mack gave the boys two dozen
/ on. orra1hed baseball The Yankees
probably will win tho pennant' he
: said "But If my team PLAYS rs
! think il Sholld. We viii he I'm Second
! place ncxt fan. And iC We MAX" rec
/ ord place this year, Ven win the pen
rant in 1875 lie thought Detroit aud
! C1cvclcnd wou'd he tho Athletics chief
! competitors for second place.
| .Iacksonvillc Fla. Jan. 1.-Tv"
! trunks flied with TN" bones and hidcs
! cf two forilies from tho Pcleian Congo
! TODAY are rely for shipment 10 the
I Smithsonian Institute at Washington
| They reprrrcnt the bag" or captain
| ron Burhridrc. Jacksonvillc's big
! game hunter, just back from thrco
years trip To Africa. which was made
SIo obtain ir possible. a live gorilla. a
| lnrgc gorilla hnd to lie shot. and was
! entirely too Hcrco aud powerful to h."
/ captured, according to Captain Bur
bridge. The baby gorilla died en- route
! to-ihis city.
Detroit. Jan. l.--fcdcral prohibit ion
AGENTS arrested -four mon and scizcd a
| large quantity Of moorPhinc. mash and
material for liquor making in raids in
/ tho Detroit district between : o'clock
! McrGav night and dawn today. Tho
( larreat haul wat made at Monroe
I where 5000 gallons of mash. 500
| ppurd of sugar % gallons OF noon
| shine. two T5-g9 hon stills and wine
! press were seized.
and Young woman were killed six
miles cast OF hero oH The National road
: carly this morning when the machine
] in which th"v were riding collided with
: another ear hcad-on. All arc from this
city.
Panama. Jan. Merchant clips to
| ihc number Of 50iG pnBsed through the
! Panama Canal during tho year 1898.
I figures available today show. They
paid approximately s22 900 in tolls
/ The record in both number of ships
which ended July. already had been
broken and new marks now have boon
/ set for Inc alendar years traffic. Dur-
ing 1922 the vessels using the water
/ way tctn'ied 29a1 and tho tolls aE1re-
gated s12.57s.f97.
! Parts. Jen. i.--France defeated
s. Scotland nd e, 81 H"Sy today BY the score
/ Windsor Locks. Conn. Jan. Fire
! did damage estimated at $4,000 or
/ more early today to the three story
/ brick block housing the Windsor
I Locks Trust & SAFE Deposit Com
pany. stores and offices. Though
: the building was practically cleaned
out the danange 10 the bank quarters
was mainly by water.
Mcriden, Conn. jap. 1--Artlur W.
Arnold and his bride, who was Miss
| Gladys b. Hartman. daughter Of
! Mr.. and Mrs Frank II Hartman OF
/ Hartford, are quaraniined today 1T
| the Arnold home on Ncwtef street.
this city. on account of scarlet fever
which disease suddenly attacked the
groom on IDS wedding day. Dec. IS
The ceremony was performed al the
bridc'r home with the groom In bed
| in one room. the bride and guests IN
another and the clergyman, the Rev.
Judson White, standing In q doorway
between the rooms. Nr. Arnold and
his bride, acting as nurse, was able
to be, brought to his home In Meridcn
yesterday.
Lebanon, N. r., jan. 1--Detncnt
Hanchuk was held without bail for
the grand Jury on charge Of muir
der after he had entered formal
plea Of not guilty In the MUNICIPAL