Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-13

to meet that attack during ~.
ing session of Congress. n. n, coh,
to be ready. The national teat
have rendered. are rendering AnS q
render too great service to ths ~ w
pie Of the west and Of the nss AZ 20
large. They are too essential y 4
tinkered with"
Springfield, VT. July 11-Flr. -,
today destroyed the residsr,se atq
Frank Wokcikean, CAUSING = ~ =
$4,000. 1t is believed to be az ,rss ss y
airy origin. Two Of Wokc,s.ala0l
daughters were alone at the nissai
the time and saw a man arrs me- =
with a bundle Of papers under so1 4,
arm. From their position in ths e ~
where they were playing, thew ~
him enter the house. Shortly ~. Nv
ward the upper story burst I ~
flames. ino
worcester, July 11--The
postwar conditions in Russia y. ~
the new immigration laws Il ~ ~
country have prevented the re,,. .an
OF the family of Hyman L. R rar.Na
40 Waverly street. for IA years , y
a radiogram received by Rrsmssau
today Informed him that he viii ~
see his wife and two children n, NJ
were but tiny tots when 5hs ,a
them in Russia. They are exn..s.,
to arrive in New York Mondav NV
Germany. Upon their arrival. nr.s
son will bring them to Worcs.s.
and found a new home for thar
Ntw York, July 11-Sing Sinv 1.
become so crowded with the rn...'
of the State that SO of them WIN nIi N
asked to check out within the n.s,
four days, Warden Lewis e. Isws
announced today. There ara ~.
1857 inmates at the famous OssirIs,
institution, more than 1t has Nv
for many months. The outrri,.
prisoners will be sent to some ~
popular Jail in the northern part a
the State. Their places will nyos
ably be filled shortly, however. i,
new arrivals from this city. II
New York, July 11-Betty Neyi,,
a girl who plays a small part 4
Louie the Fourteenth" at the Co.
Theatre. announced to Il,
cast of the show with much evidenr,
of delight tonight that she was N.
gagged to John r. Higgins Of Prov.
dence, r. l., who, she said, was
foremr judge of the Rhode Islapd
supreme court.
New York, July 11-(AP)-Nw
York University today announced IN
purchase of the entire east side d
Washington square in Greenwich vi. |
lage, as site for proposed $3,o0t-
600 school of education Washingtuu
once used by General Georn
Washington as a drill ground for d.
soldiers. was the Noriginl
site of the university 80, years an
Six of the twelve schools and col.
leges comprising the university an
still located there.
Paris, July 11.-(AP)-Mrs. Hun
c. Wallace. wife of the former Amer. {
can ambassador to France, was ssfL
ously bruised and cut on the face and !
hCdo IIlS WASt ucL duluINF /
bile was struck by a car Of the Urn
guayan minister. . She was taken b |
the American Hospital. where bulls.
tin said her condition was serious hu!
not dangerous.
Malone. n. Y, July 11.-"Dry-Ama /
lea is now bootlegsing to- wet Canadi
The rum smuggler on his way north
carries alcohol purchased In New
York and Syracuse and on his return
journey he carries whisky and betr
from. the distilleries where he has
sold his alcohol. The alcohol 10 ths [
more profitable of the two cargoes'
New York, July 11.-(AP)-Contir
ued reduction of violent and profss
sional crime in this city was shown b \
figures given out by Police Commit
sioner Enright for the first six months
of 1925. The number of such crimes
during the first half of 1924 was Nv,
as compared with a total of i0i2 for
the same period in 1925.
Philadelphia, July 1.-THE delusicn
that she stood in the way of her sons
led Mrs. Emily Crosson, 81 !
year-old mother of the Rev. jams
Cope Crosson, former rector Of The
Episcopal church Of E9
Jude Eand Nativity, to end her life
Friday at her home here, according 1
police.
Greenfield. July 11.-(AP)-Mn
Edith E. Baxter, teacher IN the publlt
schools of North Leverett, was acqut 4
ted of the charge of assault with
weapon in the district coun
here this morning. 1t was chafgh
against Mrs. Baxter that she sna
James L. Alexander, 20, in the leg
the night before the Fourth while m
latter. with other young men. va
a racket around her home
Camp Devens, July 11.-lf the = T
pertinent now being tried by Comp' Z
MES E and + Of the 101st lnfsnW 1
proves successful. army life VIII VI
dergo one of the most radical chanee
in its history. The two compsnm
have combined messes. Mess kits ~"
been done away with. Instead, CHM
ware has been substituted. The me-
no longer line up alongside OF vi
stoves and receive their "
lions.
MANCHESTER n
The Farm Bureau will meet WI
Mrs. William Hartung on TuesdE
afternoon, July IA at 1880 O'Clock y
the purpose of making collar a@I