Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
LOCAL NOTICE

LOCAL NOTICE
have moved my Office from MAR
ST., to my home at No. 8 Central st
where you will find a modern Office
in a modern suite of rooms will
every modern convenience. Here yo;
will find me at all times. Evenings
and Sundays by appointment. Tel
2S-2. CARL J. BATES, D. M. D.
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NEWS BRIEFS
New York, Oct. 31-(AP)-Ca.1
Clayton, night Waterman on the
Long Island estate of P. G. Pennoyer
son law Of J. P. Morgan, died II
the Glen Cove Community hospita
today from gun shot wound inflict-
ed during a struggle with a negri
hold up man last night. The negro
fed after the shooting.
/ London, Oct. 31-(AP)-London'.
first real pea soup" fog of the sea-
son arrived at noon today. The city's
work everywhere was carried on with
the aid of electricity, but the street
traffic was greatly hindered and ship
ping in the Thames stopped entirely
Jersey City, n. j., Oct. 3f-(AP)-
Mrs. Aneste Svavet, a widow, today
reported to the police that man who
courted her for several weeks and
whose name she did not know disap-
peared Wednesday with 1850 in
cash, nearly all her life's savings
Her friend said that he was going tC
use the money to have her treated by
doctor.
North Andover, Oct. 31.-The pol
ice are investigating the automobile
fatality which occurred near the
North Andover Middleton line on the
Salem Turnpike today. j. Francis
O'Brien. IS, married, Lowell real
estate dealer and said to be driver
Of the car, was killed. William Red
ding, Jr., of Lowell, owner of the
car, was slightly injured, and Ruth
Levitt of so Revere street, Boston
also a passenger was cut and
bruised.
Newburyport, Oct. 31.--John 8
Frost, 8, son of constable Albert D.
Frost, 273 Merrimac street, while
riding q scooter across the street
near his home today was struck by
an automobile owned by Jones and
Litch, 81 State street, this city and
operated by Henry E. Freeman, 81
Olive street, Lawrence. He was in
jured about the face and head.
Keene, N. H, Oct 31.-(AP)-
Mrs. Mary Phillips, 80. housekeeper
at the home of Louis Mccoy of this
city. was found dead in her room
this afternoon. IT, Is believed that
Mrs. Phillips was accidentally suf-
located. Police ere trying to locate
relatives of the dead woman. who
are believed to be in Nashua or
Derry.
Maiden, Oct. 31.-While he was
working on one Of the rear tires of
his automobile, opposite the gate of
st. Mary's cemetery, about 6 o'clock
tonight, three armed bandits attack
ed and robbed William F. Lovett, As,
of AZ Adams street, Maiden of $500,
he reported to the police.
London. Oct. 31.-(AP)-The
British Empire exhibition, which
was opened at Wembley in 1924 to
benefit the trade of the British en-
pire, closed it's doors today. The
buildings will be Immediately dis
mantled. In the two years it has
been running $1,000. 900 persons have
visited the exhibition. Despite it's
ancial success. 1t is commended, how
ever, that the ultimate results will
be incalculable in money.
Rome, Oct. 31.-(AP)-While the
subject of the Italian war debt to
the United States has been relegated
to the background during the Fascist
anniversary celebration, some of the
government members and q few of
the newspapers have given utterance
to reflections on the impending ar
rival of Finance Minister Count Vol
pi and his associates in New York,
on their way to meet the American
debt funding commission in Wash
ington.
Chicago. Oct. 31.-(AP)-Chief of
Police Collins today promised 4
shake-up in consequence of the lat
est escape of Martin Durkin. Dur
kin escaped from a trap Wednesday
night, his betrayer being killed in
Tie SuOOlluS. CcrSl. harry Grdy,
who was wounded by Durkin, is near
death. The chief ordered his men
to shoot Durkin down like a hog
and haul him to the undertaking
room"
Berlin, Oct. 3,.-Trans- Atlantic
tests of the kaleidoscope, a new ma
chine for the almost instantaneous
transmission of script, photographs
and motion pictures by wireless, in
vented by DIR. Carolus Of the Uni.
versity of Leipzig are to be under
taken in the near future under the
joint auspices of the Radio Corpora
ton and the Telefunken Company.
New York, Oct. 31.-(AP)-A
cigar store wooden Indian today sold
for $3.50 at an auction after spirited
bidding between rival collectors. He
was one of the almost extinct tribe
that years ago used to guard every
tobacconist's portal, threatening to
tomahawk the passerby with one
hand and offering him a bundle of
wooden cheroots with the other.
Washington, Oct. 31.-State de-
partment officials today disclaimed
any knowledge concerning the re-
ported refusal of the United States
to permit DIR. Abraham Joffe, Rus
sian scientist of Leningrad to come
to this country to lecture at the