Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-11

Adoption by French chamber OF
deputies Of motion offered by Major-
ity Leader Herriot not to open dis
cussion with government not in con-
Is considered equivalent to forcing
President Millerand out Of once.
says Paris dispatch.
| Spring planting is the farmers
first duty, John c. Coolidge, Ply.
mouth, VT, father of the president.
tells representative Of the ASSOCIATE.
ed Press, for which reason he de-
clined invitation to attend Republic
can National Convention.
Frank f. Shepard, director Of Y.
s. mint, Denver. Colo, orator at
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology commencement at which 634
receive degrees.
+, House Of delegates Of American
Medical Association in convention in
Chicago adopt resolution calling for
| repeal of sections of national. prohibit
| ton act which interfere with proper
| relation between physician and his
patient in prescribing alcohol medi-
| cinally. ~
Jack Kcarns rejects offer Of $780,
600 for title fight at Greensboro
| Stadium, New York, between jack
was defeated but stayed Is round
limit with Harry Wills.
Hiram w. Evans, chief executive
officer of ku Klux Khan, files $1O0, 900
| damage suit against Russell Dyche, >.
editor OF London, KY. Sentinel Echo
claiming he was slandered in article
appearing in newspaper. =
New York. June 10.-A gift OF $685.
600 to Columbia University for the
purchase of additional land to COM,
plete the athletic grounds known as.
Baker Field was announced today by
Frederick A. Goetzs, treasurer OF the
| university, from George r.. Baker.
chairman of the board ofsdirectors Of
the First National Bank OF New York;
Washington, June 10.-Representa- 4
tive William A. Ayres OF Kansas an-
nounced today he had been selected 10
make the nomination speech for Gov.
j. NJ Davis of Kansas at the New York,
Democratic national convention. -
Gleneagles, Scotland, June 10.-(By,
A. P.)-Jim Barnes of New York. fors
mer American open golf champion,
WITH ~ was low TnAn HL tn0 emu OF L0ea
first round today of qualifying play in.
the Gleneagles thousand guineas pro.
fessional tournament. Ted Ray, former
British and former American open.
champion, r. G. Wilson of England
and Angel de la Tore of Spain were
tied for second place with q. -
Lexington. KY, June 10.-Damages
Of 100000 are sought in q suit filed
in federal court here today by Hiram
Wesley Evans. Atlanta. Ca. chief ex.,
ecutive officer Of the Ku Klux Khan,
against Russell Dyche. editor Of the
London, KY, Sentinel-Echo, It was re-,
vealed today. Evans claims he was
slandered in an article printed In the.
newspaper.
Boston, June 10-Strike Of 1900,
building tradesmechanics employed /:
OH construction work by contracts
for the city of Boston, today was do.
clared against the employment, OF
aliens by these contractors at wage
below that prevailing. =
Concord, N. H, June i0-Charies
II. Coburn Of Woodsville and fory
merly Of Massachusetts, pleaded Ruil5n
ty to a charge of smuggling four.
Cinnamon across the Canadian bor-~
der into the United States N United
States district court here today and
was sentenced to serve from I'VE to
seven years in the Federal peniterf-
tiary at Atlanta by Judge George T..