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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
PITTSF!ELD

When Herbert Rowe was on his wa
70 his work at the mill Thursday morn
ing he was struck by an automobile
and injured about the head TIE auto
mobile was driven by young man in
the western part OF the town
Miss Pess!e Patten left Wednesday
FOR two weeks' outing at Ocean
Park.
Mrs. r. p. clifford left Wednesday
FOR Gardiner and New Meadows FOR a
few weeks vacation.
Or. and Mrs L. n. Blanchard and
daughter Meredith have returned from
Ocean Park, where they have been
"a ssinR "A vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Berry were IN
Bangor on business Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Mclean % Framlnzharn.
Mass, IL in town for A visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean.
on Grove HI.
H. g. Getchell Of Hartland was in
town Wednesday. leaving later for Wa
terviIle
George Withee went to Gardiner
Wednesday 70 Visit friends
Verne Coliamore and Francis Smiley
were IN Bangor Tuesday evening 20 at
tend the theatre.
Mrs. Emily Bradbury Miss Eta
BRADBURY and Charles Bradbury VIII
leave Friday for a few weeks outing
AT ocean Park.
Mrs. Alice Eaton Of Bangor, who ha q
been guest In tho home Of her son,
Fred Eaton, on Nichols street, has re-
turned home.
Eugene Penney was business Wis
itor IN Fairfield Wednesday.
y, T. whitney Of Cambridge was
business caller in town THURSDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
Woods Fire Burns
Over Large Territory
BrunsWick-Durham

Especial to the KenneheC Journal
Brunswick July 31-Firemen from
Brunswick and Durham worked for
about Il hours today fighting fire
on the Coffee Ridge road in the west
ern part of the town, where il was
thought to have been startd by care
less berry pickers. It burned about
30 acres and seriously threatened
several farms in both towns.
The farmers showed their appre-
citation of the work of the fire fieht-
ers and served a hoEntiful dinner
and supper at the home of Robert
Morse. which was near the scene Of
the blaze. 1t was eleven O'Clock to-
night before he fircmen returned
to the village. In the meantime.
members of the department who
stayed in town were called out on a
general alarm when an automobile Of
Uric DeChaine blazed up in his
garage on Hill street The cause Of
the trouble is not nsCertained. The
machine was quite badly damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01

week ago there was said to have been
no sign Of head stem infection
Northwest houses were especially
heaEy buyers. and so. 500, were houses
with Atlantic seaboard connections
The SEA aboard buying led TO estimate
that as much as 5000, 900 ebushels had
been taken for export. but nowhere
near that amount was confirmed. ASIDE
from the black rust news and the ex-
port demand. dry weather complaints
from Argentina were also subject
OF notice. On the other hand, holders
efforts 10 realize profits were the sa-
lIent features at the last.
Although corn made z temporary re
Spouse to wheat strength, and not
withstanding that July corn touched
a new high price record for the season,
the corn market averaged lower, in
fuenced largely by a big downturn in
hog values. Besides, continued asser-
tons Of crop Improvement were made.
Month-end adjustments OF accounts
made the oats market erTatic.
Provisions fell. owing TO = upathN
with the hog market. but afterwards
rallied as a result OF enlarged buying.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
Monument Erected
In England Honoring
Pilgrim Fathers

birmingham England. July 3l-(By
A. PA monument 70 commemorate
the departure Of the Pilgrim Fathers
Of Lincolnshire and Yorkshire from
birmingham Creek in 1909, erecped by
the Hull Anr.o-Anlerican Society on
the exact spot from which the Pilgrim
Fathers departed. was unveiled today
by Sir Charles Wakefield in the pres
ence OF large gathering including
the lord mayor Of Hull Mrs. Winirins-
ham. NJ 2, and officers and men Of the
American destroyer Dale the British
warship C;odaria and the ssaehu>@tts
training shin Nantucket.
Cadet Bradford Of the Nantucket, q
descendant Of William Bradford of'tho
Pilgrim Fathers placed 4 laurel wreath
OF. the memorial. the top part Of which
consists of piece of era" granite
brought from Plymouth Rock in The
United States.
sir Charlie Ms Wintr:araa~r and
Commander Copeland II The Nantucket
addressed the gathering. StreSSins thn
importance 81 re~petu2t4o~ the YES
binding England and the United
States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
Closing Session of
Vacation Bible School
At23O This Afternoon

~. closing session or the Com
rfaity Daily Vacation Bible school
!zdi take the form Of a public exhi-
ian al the Baptist church at 30
e',,ark this afternoon. Parents and
49,, Interested VIII have an OPP
o.,,unity to see the school In action
"a obser,e the work that has been
s+rompllshed during the five weeks
,.,,o The Primary department Will
...duce a short pageant and the
fnnlor department Will give n Bible
s,,1oatlzation. The handwork made
am,,og the term will be on exhibit
.,.n Prizes offered for attendance.
.ec,,il,Ing of ucw members and
h,rdVor kwill b" awarded. Refresh
,nsnts will be served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
WILL RULE TODAY
lContInued from Paqe Onel

i"aal on"aEomouf tut IL was predicted
iuIl" taNerir would rule after an hour
or Two more Of arguing.
The court. vh1 is holding in reserve
p decision against tho state which he
EaHa Yesterday. interrupted MI Mar
shal several times 20 ask him 70 point
out specifically hrw some Of the dccie-
ions he was reading affected the pres
rut proceedings. once when the attor-
pcE for tina state was discussing de-
rtayifE of character as not being evi-
dcnco ~ insanity. Judge Caverly said:
"NnH. if it is not evidence Of inssni-
tv. than II is not proper for court -
consider it as mitigation Of punish
mont
Mr. Darrow found several oppor'unl-
ties 10 in:eriact remarks disparaEIuE
No relevancy of the states argument.
Twice. too. he cited instances from Mr.
Groves previous activities which he
satd showed that the states attorney
lad. while Judge admitted evidence
y ~ mentality III mitigation n punish
mout. In one Of these cases. Mr.. Grove
pointed OF, the defendant had been
hanged
Yes. but vou sentenced him" re-
tortsd Mr. Darrow.
Air. parrov = voice ranged from the
au.s+ tone # heart-fo-heart talk 30
ringing vibrations that were audihl"
In the corridors At times he hooked
liz thumbs inside his worn suspenders-
Again ne shook an adm0nitory finger
before Judge Cavcrly or used that fin
ger m wave aside and erase from the
courts mind tho states contentious.
When discussing the =oUthfulness
and mental conditions n his clients r.
4rr.rrH Frvrv~rfrv tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
Young Councillor
Nabbed at Brunswick
IntOXicatiOn Charge

Especial TO the kennebec Journap
Brunswick, July 31-Llewellyn T.
White of Medford Heights, Mass,
councillor at a boys camp in Lin
coin county was arraigned in the
nunicipal court here today charged
with operatinG an automobile while
under the influence of liquor. White S
arrest last night was 'ather dra
patic one. Chief William r. 3D.
wards on the way to a fire saw
Ford in the ditch on the Bath road
lie stopped the fire truck and found
White apparently dead to the world
At the wheel. He handouffed him TO
the wheel and then proceeded to the
fire. ,.
After the blaze was out he hroush'
Lis prisoner to the police station
Tndre Russeau found probable cause
and White furnished $1,000 bail tor
his appearance at the September
term of court. Charles Sprac"e. 'r-
~ Rrookline. Mass. William Moore
81 charles River, Mass. and Joseph
II Wheelwright OF Jamaica Plains
nIoss who were Whites companions.
nrd who are also councillors At the
same camp paid fines Of 5000 ana
costs for intoxiCation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
Shamrock Club
Banquet at Brunswick

Especial to the Kennebec JournaO
Brunswick, July 31-Fifty members
Of the Shamrock club attended the
annual banquet at Hotel Eagle to-
night. Michael J. Madden. president
of the club was postmaster. Tele-
grams of regret al being unable to
attend the banquet were read from
Chief Justice William H. Taft. Mayor
Curly Of Boston and other promin-
ent men who are honorary members
Of the organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01

for some time has been eliminated,
The company's production is Is re-
ported at the highest in its HISTORY
Three new wells are being drilled IN.
the Cromwell OH field. 80
Another rumor TO explain the re-
cent extra ordinary movement in Am
erican WaterworRs and Electric was
exploded when s. 5, Mitchell, preSi-
dent of the Electric Bond and Share
Company denied that his company
had purchased an interest in Amer
lean Waterworks. lie said no ac-
QUESTION was even under considera-
ton. Persons familiar with the oper-
ations OF the company insist that the
Crly substantial reason for the ad-
vance was in the catninSs which
amounted to nearly Ii percent on the
common stock last wear and are said
10 I've sun better this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
Ford May Make
Senatorial Race

Detroit, Mich. July 81 Henry
Ford may enter the race for the Re
publican nomination for L. S. sem
ator from Michigan. according TO a
report received from Washington in
a semi official way by a high state
official. says a special despatch from
Lansing 10 the Detroit Free Press.
The Free Press correspondent as
signs as a reason why the aUtomo-
bile manufacturer may run for the
nomination that President Coolidge
and national leaders Of the Eepuh-
lican party are dissatisfied with the
present lineup in the senatorial race
in Michigan.
In 1918 Henry Ford was the can
didate for the Republican nomina-
ton for United States senator and
was defeated by Truman II. New
berry.
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COURT FINDINGS
(continued from Page one)

ish for contempt. Associate Justices
Scott Wilson and Guy H. Sturgis OF
Portland and Charles P. Barnes ~
HoulCon held that the governor and
council has no power 10 act in the
premises, that 1t can deal only with
lie returns. Associate Justice John
\. Morrill, Of Auburn was absent
The court rules that the use OF
voting booths is mandatory. and If
not used. all ballots Of such precincts
should he thrown out. The court
states. however, that il must be prov
en- IRat there were no booths used.
The court Is no; quite clear as TO
what would happen ii booths were
provided buI not used, in whole or in
part.
The decision Of the court is very
strict in regard 10 the use of the bal
lots themselves. Il is ruled that a
fac s!nlle signature of the secretary
Of state Is an absolute prerequisite
10 the legality OF the ballots. All so
called home made" ballots, whether
authorized ~ telephone by the secre-
Larry Of state or not. typewriter or
other Irregular ballots are thrown
out. And all Democratic ballots used
as Republican ballots and lists Of
candidates are thrown out.
Where Ie ballots OF one town were
transferred 10 and used In anothe-.
they are declared 10 be good IL the
transfer and use were authorized by
the secretary OF state, but only when
81 authorized.
Absent voting ballots not used ms
such bur used on election day as or
Lln4ry ballots. are good only L the
Use was 50 authorized by the secce-
l@Gy Of state.
Ballots sent by mistake TO the
wrong town are good ii their use
there was authorized by the secre-
t&ry of State.
Tie court declares that an investi-
CATION must he made and the facts
obtained in each case in the matter
@. all ballots marked spoiled
void" or cancelled
As to The marking of ballots. the
court rules that there mast be
cross. Al chcCkmarks, the use OF a
IT. or ~" are forbidden. But If
there is a cross. even though a dou-
hl" cross, an irregular one. or one
With added lines. the ballot is good.
Three classes OF MARKINGS were
left with the decision of the Govern
OF ana council ana IL decided to
count all three classes as good. They
are n cross at the right OF the cam
uidatc's name, hut not in the square.
2 cross in the blank block over Mr..
Brew stgr's name ana a cross in the
blank block under MIR, Earring tons
name.
In answer to the supplementary
question submitted by the Governor
ana Council rs TO whether illegal
ballots. If any are found. shall he
counted. Ton candidates other than
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
Say Radio Equipment
Co.'S. Have Monopoly

Washington, July @l-Inilo1ttons
were given at the department 81 JUS.
tice tonight that Attorney General
stone is preparing an attack on some
OF the radio equipment companies i"F
alleged violation Of antitrust laws.
The steps CONTEMPLATED are under
stood To he based nm the recent
charge hy the federal trade commits
sion that monopoly existed among
some Of the companies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01

died many years ago. Mrs. Libby is e
member Of the Eastern Star and the
w. s. Heath Circle and has been an
ardent worker for many years in both
orders. Witty. cheerful and hospit-
able, the old couple are the life Of any
party and they are held in high es-
TEEN By host Of friends in WateryilIe
and vicinity. who extend their congrat-
and wish them many more
years OF happy Welded life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
Brunswick Man
Drinks Shellac-
Condition Serious

lSnocial to the kennebec Jou1naV
brunswick. July S!-George W.
po,5 ~ Iivermore, y. H. suddenly
dropped to the pavement on Lincoln
e.ree, tonight and was taken to the
,.oItce station. pr. Ro"oTt I; Cie!ts.
Who examined him found that tne
man had apparently been drinklhs
n,,o1,,c His condition is serious
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
Chicago Produce Market
Chicago. July 81.

chicago. Ju3N Of.
Black rust news. tosether with moi,
.,stioms OF liberal export business, save
sudden hoist to the T., W priees. however
e"Y; enlarged and brought about
t tations we're unsettled. s3 to a nei
hisheT sept ZEN I ls;s Corn C nf nished
LeE IS. ioerer TO lac advance, oats at 2sc
Of "a &c gain. and provisions unehans-
(" Rnvins OF wheat quickly assumed Is. af,ar
broad proportions when sHo H., SIart
ms rnS in the final stages had appeared
EuSt III wheat fields. Ruptured
r ~ on the head stem OF wheas
were reported ~ Napi1ko. FlerS0n an, an
Melotta, in southwest Mah4'oo"'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01

Greenwich. Conn. July 2i-EeGin-
aid Lewis Of the home club Won TIE
medal in the qualifying round Of tie
invitation tournament at the Green
witch Country Club TO-DAY his eiSS-
teen hole score Of Il being sif-Ss
better than that Of Maurice J, Nc
Carthv Jr. az Woodway. Conn, and
Jess SweetSer. former national anna
teur champion. Sweetser. beca use ~
an exhibition match scheduled with
Max Marston against Walter Hacen
ana Joe kirkwood at Pbiladeiohit n
saturday. will be unable to ccriiuue
in the tournament.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
Complete Plans
Dawes Notification

Chicago. July 31-Plans for the
formal notification ceremonies for
Charles G.. Dawes, the Republican
vice presidential nominee. scheduled
to take place at the Dawes home in
Evanston on August 18th. have been
completed and will he presented to
the party leaders in the east within
few DAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01

1871. the son OF Augustus A Malcolm.
He IS survived by his wife; one son,
Erwin; n daughter in New York; the
father; two sisters. Nellie NJ. Brown of
South China and Mrs. r. Is. Scott Of
Boston: two brothers. Elton O. of New
Haven and Erwin Of Weeks Mills, The
funeral will be held from the late hcnfe
at 10 4. Nj. Saturday and interment will
Conn
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Arrest 10 in Dope
Traffic. Asheville

Aasheville. y. c., July 31-Ten per-
sons. including four orderlies AZ the
Oteen Veterans Bureau Hospital and
three Asheville physicians. were ar
rested here today by federal offers
on charss OF trafickine in narcotics
Narra nts were issued for eight
others including severa! PHYSICIANS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01

Buenos Aires, July 31-With the
return Of the state government 70
sac Paulo. Brazil. scene of the re-
cent revolt. life in Santos is taking
on normal aspect. saws a dispatch
TO I-aNaoion. Business has been
resumed and the factories are oqer-
ating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
AUGUSTA LOCALS
LOCAL NOTICE

Plain, shingle and other styles Of
bobhed hair given special attention
AZ the shop OF Joseph LabreCk. next
HiltOn'S jewelry store. aug dSt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
WATERvILLE

~.,,.s and Harold PooIer Of Bel
Mass, returned to the 7. NJ. G.
e0r |s,os, At winthrop yesterday after
L.,1ae their grandmother. Mrs. George
s.sis city, for q few days. The boys
4 ding the summer at the camp.
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Wall Street Briefs


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control ,nd l. roady IL urn Il avn
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o. ,,,a,.od M eIoe. SL,uic1d ana C:,lr
C.o.aa lt,,I oIso ,o,f.,,rod ennd cine
THO last ia il wae contcndod. would
bcncrt ~. olandnnr,ont Of Tho puts-
burr Nus s,st.m or fixing prices If
steoI urrdurts SnocincaIly. SInyq Shelf
field cniovs also the advantage Of low
cost mig iron. Its earnings the first
half Of the wear were nearly sun
Cont 10 cover fun dividends on the
entire year. The company has incrcas-
cd orcratioRs lately.
-
Tho rocon, large sIIpply OF money
ayoilaI1n for Investment and tho
trcrd 70 moro normal huiIdinr aCti-
yities have resulted in n prevailing
civ nor cont common rate ON first
norteage reoI estate bond issues.
with q tendency 10 oven lower quo
tations For several years tho rate
has been & IA & IL nor cent I'm thc
cas-,
-
y. g. Dawes. president ~ the
Pure oil Company. considers INC oil
industry ia in stronger position
than any time in recent wears
forced hv successive cuts in crude
oiI nriccs Central of nov drilling
cnuId not 10 made alright ne said
bcco11ee many small indcnendcnts
cn,nno1Ied otbcr rounanice Ia nto-
te,t thrir leases Iy drilling ofren,
wells which MIGHT 10 c.tIcd "rc,,g-
sitv drilling" Aaide from .hfs rbaen
Of nov pr0ductiou tho oil business
he asserted vas hotter 1hor crncr.
ally anprecIated.
Pnyiyal or demand for .lirrirc
stoGke which RENTED in -r,,r al
vance, IN eereraI ise,,ag ne ~ -
fey If nous mat nronoral, ~ ,,,.
rates Of transatlantic limos wbicb
han bccn p,if forward al rtn,uqbfn
conferences in T,uronran centerg had
been dronpcd Jnternationa1 NOR
cbanflo marine preferred I'm which
accumulation bas hc.r In rroorcs,
for eona limo was Ma ~, go,,.r,l
y.bicb o,,,rs Iar,,o .hara $3.50.
in +be Jn+c,natinraT .rcrc,',.;in NJ,
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WINDSOR

NORTH-Tae death Of George A.
Malcolm occurred At MS home in North
Windsor Wednesday morning after
long Illness. he vas born Jan. g,
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NEWS BRIEFS


fratod China IN tn" FIRST two singles
matches of Davis cue play IN tho
courts Of the Crescent \. g, IN
Prookiyu toduN Gcrn'd Patterson
won from ". Lock Wei captnin Of
the Chinese tca<n. G-1. c. C md
Pat oJfnra wood dovucd Paul Kong
Go. 6-h G..
Starhright. y. +. July 31-On1v
Howard Einscv stands between VII
Fam Johnston and his fourth straight
victory IN the Goabri-ht invitation
tennis tournament johnston reach
o. the final hero today - the expense
Of Nathaniel ". Niles HON he out
rlavcd bv n comfortable margin. 60.
CO. while Kinsev advanced by Dc
"isivelT defeating Iucicn j.. VIII,
li1ms ~ Chicago. former interColle-
rta'" champion. Ga. 60. e.
Washington. Julv II The tariff
commission transmitted 70 President
Coolidge todav tia findings in the IN
vos'iEation 81 tho sugar tariff tnsti-
tutod moro than year and half ago.
Washington. July 31-To prevent !
the spread n now insect post. tho ori = /.
entail. or hag moth, now prevalent in /
eastern Naesa chusntts. whose caterpt1-
lars feed on variety Of trees practi-
callv defoliaEing them. the federal hor-
tt"ultnral board is considering puaran-
timing Massachusetts 70 regulate the
movement or articles likely 10 carry the
pest. hearing will DC held here
August on the proposed quarantine.
New York July 2i.--A local banking
syndicate is understood 70 have acquir-
cd the last ~ tho American Sugar Re-
fulng coz holdings Of Great Western
Sugar stock. placed In IN" last annual
report ~ 1h5,1G1 sharnq. and is expect
81 n make n public Offering Of the
issUe within thn near future Several
months ago "A similar Offering was
made.
New York. July 11.-Lcd by secrets-
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New York, July 11.-Lcd by Secreta-
r. ~ Labor James J. Davis, general
director IF tho order. 10000 members Of
the Loyal order Of Moose, meeting here
in convention, paradcd up Fifth avenue,
today. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01

age and his sister. Miss Betsy Wat
son, who observed her Goth birthday
May Bird. does the house work.
Mr.. Watson has lived in Rome all
his life with the exception OF about
10 years when he was employed with
his twin brother. the late Alya Wat
son. who conducted a livery stable in
Waltham, Mass, for over 20 years.
He has one daughter, Mrs. Della
Tracey OF Mt. Vernon and one son.
Herbert Watson, who is a wholesale
candy dealer in Nashua, y. H.
Joseph Ellis and little grand
daughter Of Augusta are guests OF
Miss Rebecca Ellis.
The United States Civil Service
commission will hold a competitive
examination al Oakland on August
md. for the positions of clerk and
carrier in the postoffice at Oakland.
Experimental village delivery.)
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Superior Oil featured the low
priced oil shares on heavy buving
by banking interests affiliated with
the company. II IL understood
large block OF Superior OIL which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01

Llquidation u more ~ It's invest
ments by the American Sugar Refn-
ing Company took the Street BY sur
prise ~ no inkling had been allowed
to seep through indicating what was
in the arrangements mind. Analy-
SITS familiar with the American Sugar
Company expressed the opinion that
the movement Of -aw sugar prices
had been an unfavorab;e factor in the
operations Of this refner.