Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-27

court, New York, for injunction
against stadium as common nuisance. /
Federal officials prepare to reopen 1
federal grand jury investigation at
Chicago into administration OF vet
Grams bureau under Colonel Char
les Il. Forbes, former director.
Presbyterian general assembly un-
'animously adopt resolution .pledging
itself to the OUTLAW of war and
Fastening of the day when nations
shall learn to war no more"
Providence, r. l.. May 26-Lieut.
A. w. Gorton, one of the most ia
nous aviators sent by Rhode Island
to the United States navy in the
World war, fell to earth In his plane
at the Hillsgrove aviation field, near
here this morning, as he was taking
off for a flight to Washington, ID. c.
The plane was badly wrecked and
Lieut.. Gorton's nose was almost torn
from his face. Besides he was badly
shaken up. His flight companion,
whose name is not known. was bad
ly shaken up but otherwise unin-
iured. .A .....t
Washington. May 26-The supreme
court held today that under the i'm
migration law of 1921 the wife and
minor children of a minister who is n
resident alien was not entitled to
admission afteh the quota of the
country from which they came, had
been exhausted.
Boston. May 2C-Applicants for
citizenship who claimed exemption in
the draft during the World war.
have no standing in the federal
courts before July, 1926, five years
after the official termination of the
war by Congress. Judge Lowell an
nounced in the federal district court
today. He rejected the applications
of Jacob j. Tutun of Chelsea. n grad
uate of Harvard college and the
Harvard law school, and five others.
Washington, May 26-The Chi
cago, New York & Boston Refriger-
ator Company was not "a carrier by
railroad" under the transportation
act of 1922, the supreme court held
today and was entitled to the
guaranty given the roads operated
by the government during Federal
control.
Washington, May 26.-President
Coolidge was made an honorary
member today of the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company of
Massachusetts, the oldest honorary
military organization in the coun-
try. The certificate of membership
was presented by a committee in full
dress uniform.
Washington, May GA definite
policy should be laid down by the
government giving notice that the
American Merchant Marine will con-
tinue in operation for at least ten
years, the House shipping investi-
eating committee was told today by
Joseph T.. Sheedv, vice president OF
the fleet corporation.
Philadelphia. May 26-Carrying a
q pound pack, Herbert Welsh, ~,
well known Philadelphian, left his
home here today on $50 mile walk
to his summer residence on Lake
Sunapee, n. II. Mr.. Welsh, son OF
the late John Welsh, United States
minister to Great Britain under Pres
ident Hayes, is an enthusiastic advo-
cate of walking as n Universal medi-
cine. His trip is the ninth he has
Lake Sunapee and he expects it to
take month.
Thompsonville, Conn, May 26-Ac-
cording to estimate of the workers,
about fifty per cent of the 1000 en-
ployees of the BiGelow Hartford Car
pet Company returned TO work today
following shutdown of the entire
plant which began on May II and
ende dtoday. The company officials
declined today to make any state
inent as to future plans.
Springfield, Mass, May 26.--IIigh Of
fioials in Shrinedom and Masonry pro-
ceeded today in the exercises attenu-
ing the laying of the cornerstone OF
the New England union of the Shrine
Hospitals for Crippled Children. the
sixth of a chain of seven being estab-
lished throughout the country. Promi-
ncnt in the exercises were Conrad ".
Dykeman of Brooklyn, 81. Y. imperial
potentate of the order of the Mystic
Shrine; Rev Dudley II. Terrell. grand
master of Masons of Massachusetts;
and Lieut.. Gov. Alvan T. Fuller, who
represented Governor Cox.
Los Angeles, Cal, May 2e.-CAiifor1
MIA is goingsto elect the next president
and he is going to be Democrat, w.
G. McAdoo, candidate for the Demo.
cratic presidential nomination. told po-
litical supporters who met the train
on which he returned after campaign
tour.
Fort Myers. Fla, May 26.-Bubbers
Wilson and Wilton Williams, about 20
years old, met death at the hands Of
mobs here early today, following their
Identification as the negroes who yes
terday attacked two young white girls.
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