Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-27

tration agreement to be submitted to !
Joint conference at an early date. (,
1t is expected thai an agreement, |
modelled upon the Haverhill shoe !
pact as administered by the Haver- !
hill shoe board, will be devised.
Haverhim Mass. Nov. a6-The
general Office of the Shoe Workers
Protective Union today announced
that 500 members of mixed local No. |
Fla, of Brooklyn, \. Y. formerly af-
filiated with the Amalgamated Shoe
Workers of America, had merged
with the protective union. A request
from the Chicago district for 500 APP
plications for membership, was also
announced today.
Albion, \. ", Nov. o6.-~District
Attorney William 4. Munson has
telegraphed the authorities at Tampa
Fla, where Lewis +. Sands, bean
king of the world" was arrested
Monday night on a grand larceny
warrant, requesting that Sands be
taken to Atlanta. Ga, where he will
lie met by Sheriff Horace Kelsey ara
returned to Albion TO explain before
the grand jury the business tran
sactions of the Lewis r. Sands Com
pany, Inc, and subsidiary companies
which failed for an estimat $1,OO,-
900 on September l..
Haverhill, Mass, Nov, 26.--General
Secretary Edward A. KevilIe of the
Shore Workers Protective Union
would protest the decision OF the
union resident committee in declar-
ing the general elections of Sept. l.
legal. Under this ruling yesterday.
John u. Nolan, of Rochester, \. v,
was elected president over Austin
T.. Gill of H;verhill. Charges or
fraud or tricliery in the elections at
Brooklyn and ST. Louis have Seen
made and several of the Haverhili
locals are expected TO petition for
recount or for a new election.
BOSTON. Nov. 16.--Gov Cox today
signed a pardon for Luther h. Han
son of Quincy, who. as cashier OF inc
Market Trust Company of Brighton,
stole Sill 900. and was sentenced III
1919 to serve y to 10 years. He Is ell
gible for immediate release.
New York, Nov 26.--Cross word
puzzles and long distance! radio arc
frowncd on by the police depart
mcnt An cdict has been issued that
these fads be shelved by members
OF the department in favor of pistol
practice.
Iow>ille. y. V. Nov. ga large
GARY barn on the stock farm OF Al
son II. Weller. five miles from mere,
wa, burned early today and Jt head
of pure bred cattle and four horses
were killed. The loss will total S5o.-
COO.
New Bedford. Mass, Nov. 26-7John
+. Hines. cripple. died at st. Lukes
hospital this morning from smoke
suffocation. Earlier in the day Hines
was rescued by the proprietor OF
rooming house, who found the tnNal-
id unconscious with his bed cnVclop-
ed in flames.
Paris. Nov. &c (By \. rD-Abd Ell
krim, leader OF the Moroccan trlbes-
men, who for some time has been
battling the Spanish forces, has en-
tered Chechaouen, about 80 miles
south of Tetouan. according 10
| French diplomatic dispatches receir-
cd today.
London. Nov. 26-The British gov
crnment's handling of the Egyptian
situation has created confiden!
feeling in financial and stock eX-
change circles here. which had been
somewhat disturbed by the recent
news of the sirdars ASSASSINATION
The price of Egyptian securities on
the stock exchange Friday had sag
| sed slightly. but the promptness with
| which Lord Allenby acted at the In
stigation of the British government
has since caused general recovery
OF the dropping securities.
Walpole. Mass. Nov. 26-Thc local
, court today held Alfred Bedard. OF
! Pawtucket, r. T.. James Weeks oil
Randolph and Celestio Madeiros OF
| New Bedford for the grand jury,
charged with the murder OF James
| r.. Carpenter. aged cashier OF the Ma
tional Bank of Wrentham. and the
attempt TO rob that bank on Nov. l.
Picking, Nov. 26-General Feng Yu-
Uaiang. the christian General Who
| overthrow the recent Chinese gov
/ eminent Of President Tsao Kun, and
/ ousted the principal military leader,
| General WI Pei-E'u issued a state
ment today declaring that. as there
was no need of further military SER
, vice during the reconstruction period
| he would leave soon for n tour OF
! Europe and America. He said that
| the object of his foreign tour was to
| increase his knowledge and gain eX-
perience which might be useful to
! China in the future. lie has been re-
| licved of his military command by
! the new government.
--.-
| NaJetta, Malta, Nov. 26-The two
| sailors reported missing from. the
! British warship Valiant at Alexan-
| dria were seen here Tuesday. Their
arrest is Impending.
Xenia, Ohio, Nov. 26-Cliff w.
| "Ttacks' Latimer. former major
league baseball player, pleaded not
guilty 10 a first degree murder charge
| late today when arraigned before a
| magistrate in connection with the
| killing Of Charles NacKrodt. 50, for
| mer lieutenant of Pennsylvania rail-
read police here. Latimer was held
| without bail.
| London, Nov. CA music program
| broadcast from Pittsburgh, Pa. was
| heard distinctly here tonight, espec-
| tally a cornet solo which was clear
| enough to be heard on a loud speak
| or. The voice. of the announcer and
| the musico band also were very
| distinct.
Paris. Nov IS (By 4. P.)--Emile
| Daeschner. recently appointed French
| ambassador to the United States to
succeed Jules J. Jusserand, came in
contact with an American gathering
| tor the first time tonight when he
at turkey ami cranberry sauce with
the American club at a Thanksgfv-
ing Eve dinner.
Buffalo. y. Y. Nov. 26-Rocky
Kansas of Buffalo evened the score