Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-04


of the communist deputies refused to
observe the convention rules OF abb
solute secrecy. The communist dep
uty Poriot arose today and said he
reserved full liberty to discuss the
revelations publicly at any time.
Buenos Aires. Dec. aBelated news
of an unsuccessful revolutionary
| movement in Peru were made public
| today by the Official newspaper La
/ PrenZa of Lima, says a dispatch to
| the Nacion from Lima. The move
ment broke out in the town of Chota
! On November 20 ard was suppressed
by government forces after fighting
on November q and %. Two of the
! leaders were captured and xeecuted
| November 80.
Charlotte. n. c., Dec. Scene Sar-
azen, former national open golf
| champion and Johnny Farrell of
! New York, were beaten one up in an
| Is hole best ball match here today
by w. p. Goebel and F. H. Hyatt, To-
cal professionals.
| Washington, Dec. 3.-The commits
| sioner of internal revenue may not be
enjoined from making available to pub
| lie Inspection the name and post Office
address of an income tax payer as well
as the amount of tax paid. Justice
Hoehling held today in the District Of
Columbia supreme court.
London, Dec. 3.-The American liner
| Mlnnekahda. which went ashore off the
| German coast near Hamburg Sunday
evening, has been relocated after ligh-
ering $500 tons OF her cargo, Lloyd's
! shipping agency here has been ad-
vised. The liner proceeded for Ham,
burg assisted by tugs.
! Washington, Dee. 3.-The Boston e
! Maine Railroad asked the Interstate
| Commerce Commission today 10 allow
/ 1t to abandon approximately So miles
! of its railroad in New England. on the
| ground that traffic offered for carriage
was insufficient to pay expenses of OPP
/ GRAFTON. Two of the branch lines con-
cerned are located in New Hampshire.
one extending from Kelley Falls
!; bridge to Henniker Junction, while the
ether runs from Goffstown to East
Milford.
| Batavia, Java, Dee. 3.-(Ry A. PD--
The native town of Nangt JoloreGo, in
| kedu residency, has been destroyed in
! the recurrent earthquake shocks. and
1t is feared the death toll will reach 80.
Washington. Dec. 3.--Efforts to sup
press the liquor traffic in India are
being fought by world liquor inter-
eSts by ''villainouS campaign of mis-
representation" as to the effect OF pro-
hibition in the United States, Rev. j.
w. Pickett. its representative in India,
declared in an address prepared for to-
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the board of temperance. prohibition
and public morals of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
Geneva, Dec. 3.-harles r. How
land, New York lawyer, today was
appointed by the League OF Nations
I council as chairman of the Greek ref
ugee settlement commission to succeed
i Henry Morgenthau, resigned. 1t was
simultaneously announced that the
Greek refugee loan of $50.000,000 will
probably be launched tomorrow at Lon
don, New York and other points.
League officials said they thought
American banks might take up $751;
100000 of this loan.
4 Washington, Dec. 3.-American ma
:, tionals in Palestine are accorded full
ed by citizens of the allied powers in
an agreement signed today in London
by Representatives of the British and
American governments.
San Francisco. Dec. Sc Federal
Judge Partridge has refused to pre-
side at the trial of Dennis Heagerty
,SS, charged with bootlegging. The
judge in announcing he would trans
fer the case to another court said: 1--WE
used to have our parties at Dennis
place when 1 was a student at the
University of California
i Cambridge, Mass. Dec. S-Marion
4 A Cheek of Brookline today was
elected captain of the Harvard 1925
football team by the 20 varsity
players of this years team. Cheek
who is a junior, played quarterback
this year. but was out of the game
the latter part of the season through
injuries.
Halifax. y. s.. Dec. 3-Lewis s
Bevis was sentenced today to be
hange don Feb. II for shooting and
killing Charles Fulton, police off
GER, last July Is during an IS hour
gun battle in the woods OF Dutch
Village near here. Bevis' sister
Florence, and Robert Slaughenhite
and the latter's sister, Ethel, were
captured with Bevis in the woods
after the ARRAY.
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Dec. 8
The German light cruiser Berlin.
on training cruise. arrived here
yesterday. She is the first German
| Uarship to visit the West Indies
since the war.
Washington. Dec. 3--The CONNER
cial treaty between Poland and Swe-
den. was signed today by representa-
tives of the two countries.
Boston. Dec. "a steady diet OF
walnuts and mineral water drove
Amadeo Mele. a stowaway on board
the steamship President Hayes, TO
;, declare" himself to the ships offic-
ers and demand square meal when
the vessel locked here today on a
round the-world tour. Mele. who
came aboard at Paples. was turned
over to the immigration authorities.
! Concord, y. H.. Dec. 8-Carl Bri-
oesi, local granite cutter. had a mar
row escape yesterday while deer
hunting. AS he was roaming the
woods an unknown woman hunter.
thought him to he a deer and fred in
his direction. The shot took his hat
clean off his head but he suffered not
even scratch
Madrid. Dec. ; (By A. P.)-Adrnir-
al the Marquis de Magaz, acting
president of the military directorate.
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