Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-28

| NJ yin lily, cNdpilu6 INC t,uVVIUVN
according to the Thanksgiving Day
| tradition that has come down from
the Pilgrims. Church services were
the dominate note of the days OBJ
servance for the household at the
White House and for the other Off
cial families of the capital. while the
thousands of government employees
! were free to observe the day as they
wished by the closing of all depart
ments and bureaus. ....
Washington. Nov. Collection Of
! Calvin Coolidge as president was
first predicted, White House officials
believe. by the late r. G.. Spaulding
of Northampton. Mass. a clipping
from the Hampshire County Ca
Zettc of Nov. 20. 1899. quoted Mr..
Spauldins as believing Lawyer Cool
idge" some day would be elected
president. The slipping was sent to
the White House recently by II
Northampton friend of the president.
1t was then he started on his poll
tiCal career as a member of the COM
mon council.
New York. NOV. 2T.--Frank Car
gan. head coach OF the Fordham
football team ana graduate manager
of athletics. was operated on this
afternoon foc acute appendicitis. To-
night his condition is satisfactory
and a speedy recovery Is predicted
by his physicians.
Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 21---Nander-
bits great eleven which week ago
Vanquishcd Minnesota. was taken IN
to camp today by the University of
South. of SewanCc. by a score of III
to q. II was SeWanee's first victory
ever Nandv in 10 years.
A crowd of $4,000 witnessed the
same. Wakefield, Nandy star. had Il
small bone fractured in his foot in
the first quarter and taken out of
the game.
Philadelphia. Nov. 27-Gcorge tK.
o. Chancey of Baltimore knocked
out Ray Mitchell of philadelphia
with left to the jaw today in the
fifth round of their scheduled ten
round bout in the windup of n
Thanksgiving day matinee. Chancy's
nose was broken in the first round
with n right uppercut but he did not
slacken his pace. CLANCY weighed
1867 pounds and Mitchell 1874.
Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 27-Georgia Tech
won out in the annual clash with
Auburn's plainsmen here this after
noon in a closely contested affair.
to 0. Wycoff plunged one yard Tor a
touchdown in the first play of the
fourth period and Williams added the
point with a kick from placement.
Geneva, Nov. 27--(By A. PD--The
international opium conference today
adopted the report of The business
committee. the feature of which was
clear reservation of the right of the
American delegation to submit to the
full conference any points of the
American plan thrown out by sub
committees upon the allegation that
they were not listed on the prelimin-
airy agenda.
Hankow. Nov. 21-By a. P)-
Chinese bandits. who have been ter
rorizing missionary settlements and
cities in Honan Province, have taken
Rev. Arne Anda. kidnapped from
Sichwan on November 81. TO an I'M
known destination and arc holding
him until a Mission school girl is
surrendered to them. according to
the Sichwan correspondent of the
Central China Post.
Norfolk. va. Nov. 27.--The now Ford
Motor Co. steamer Oneida arrived yes
terday from Detroit with a cargo of
automobiles and parts. and will Under
go an inspection Of damage sustained
in a series Of mishaps while passing
through the WeIIand and Cornwall
canals before departing with addition
al cargo for Jacksonville. New orleans
and Houston.
San Bernardino. Cal, Nov. 81
Wisps of hairs. bloodstains and the
fragments of Intercepted telephone
conversations today mfs'ked the trail
which authorities hoped might lead
to solution of the Staying Of Will
liam Fee. Alhambra and San Gabriel
banker, whose body vas found in
Lyttle Greek canyon. Tuesday, one
half mile from his maintain cabin.
A coroner's jury last night found
that Mr.. Fee met violent death at
the hands of unknown persons WHO
caused a fracture of the skull.