Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-17

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| treasury.
Manchester, Mass, Aug. 15.-Ex-
| Senator Beveridge, who is summering
at Beverly Farms. was slightly cut by
broken glass as the result Of an auto
mobile accident here this afternoon.
| The Beveridge car and a delivery
truck owned by Sheldon's Market and
driven by Donald Macehearn came to-
gether on sharp curve on Harbor
street. a third car coming UP and
shutting off the view.
| Pawtucket, r. l., Aug 15.-(AP)-
Albert Holland. IA, when dared by two
| of his companions yesterday to climb
the tower of the New England Power
Co. at Quinnville. touched a live wire
and was so severely burned that his
! clothing almost fell from his body. He
was rushed to hospital, but died
early today.
Princeton, n. j. Aug. 15-Secre-
| tary of the Navy Wilburs airplane
arrived here this afternoon carrying
1t. Benjamin r. Holcomb, U. S. N,
who was best man at the wedding of
| Miss Minna Dessez of New York
and 1t. Com. Paul Cassard. 1t. Hol-
|
! House, was unable to leave Newport,
r. l., before AS A. NJ, so in order
| to reach Princeton in time for the
| wedding ceremony he came by plane
Milwaukee, Aug. Is -(AP)-Will-
! lam George Bruce, president of the
Milwaukee harbor commission and a
leader in civic affairs, late today was
chosen by the Democratic state con-
! ference as candidate for the seat
in the United States Senate left va
cant by the death Of Senator Robert
| M. LaF'ollette. Mr.. Bruce is one of
| the leaders in the st. Lawrence Deep
Waterways Association.
New York, Aug. 16-(AP)-Vis-
count Dunsford and the countess
| formerly Mrs. Guinevere Sinclair
Gould. widow of George ]. Could
sailed today on the Levia than for
the bridegroom's home in England.
Sandwich. n. H., Aug. 15-Mrs. r.
Grosvenor Hutchins, a wealthy res
ident of New York City, was fatally
injured today when a stone, hurled
by a blast of dynamite, struck her
on the head as she was taking pic
lures on the Hutchins summer es-
tate. Juniper farm. here.
Springfield, Aug. 1SLEmma Fau-
cher. 65 years old, dressmaker Of
40 Temple street. injured last night
when struck by motorcycle operat-
ed by John Yelinek, 26. of 0 Oak
street. in State street, died early this
morning in Weston memorial hospi-
tai of internal injuries. Yelinek is
held on a charge of driving so as to
endanger the lives and safety of
the public.
Washington, Aug. 15.-All Ameri-
can citizens, with claims against
Mexico who have not yet notified the
department of state or the American
agency of the general Mexican
claims commission of their intention
to press their claims, may be for
ever barred IL they do not before
midnight of Aug. 80 file for the dock
ct of that commission a memoran-
dunn setting forth the essential facts
upon which such claims are based.
Camden. N. j.. Aug. 15-By means
OF a simple, on-electrical fnstru-
ment. complete mechanical reprod-
uction of the entire range OF audible
sound has been achieved. f. r. Feni-
more johnson, vice president of the
Victor Talking Machine company,
announces. Mr.. johnson predicts
that 1t will revolutionize the entire
industry. for it is a feat never before
accomplished.
New York, Aug. .15.-The funeral
of Mrs. ]. P. Morgan, wife of the
banker. will be held at go o'clock
Monday afternoon. 1t will be private,
with only members of the family
attending. Burial will be in the
Morgan plot in Locust Valley ceme-
terry, Locust Valley. Long Island.
Manchester. N. H. Aug. 16.-I
Telephone officials here are investi-
eating an order coming from head
quarters whereby toll rates on calls
originating in New Hampshire to
points in Massachusetts have been
charged on the Bay State bisis. On
Monday. Supt. Barry will confer with
Boston officials regarding the mat
ter.
Rochester, N. H., Aug. 15.- Sher-
iff William Davis was still investi-
eating tonight the Circumstances sur