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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
Hold Concord Pair
In Liquor TOting

Concord, N. H., Apr. 2I-William
McGeachie of Dover and Walter
Mulno of this city are held here to-
night in $500 each for their appear
ance in police court at EPSON to-
morrow morning, and in $500 each
for their subsequent appearance in
federal court here, following their
arrest in the town of Deerfield for
illegal transportation of liquor.
The men were taken from a new
sedan. which the dry agents alleg2
contained 10 gallons of alcohol.
which was a part of the 100 gallon
store found in camp on the shores
of Suncook Lake in Deerfield. al
legged to be the property of the two
men. In this camp. officers claim. all
the best brands of bottled i'll bond
goods We're manufactured with the
aid Of modern machinery and well
known labels of other days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
Near Death in Hunt
For Leaky Gas Pipe

Troy, N. Y, April 27-Martin X.
McDonough, sporting editor of the
Troy Morning Record. was recover
ing in the hospital tonight from the
effects Of being overcome by gas
while trying to find leaky pipe in
the cellar of his home. McDonough
warned families in the building to
leave their apartments, and then
with a patrolman sought to find the
leak.
When they failed to return neigh
bors went into the cellar and found
they had been overcome by the gas.
Both were taken to the hospital and
the patrolman later was discharged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
Sen. Moses Protests
u. S. system Taxation

New York, April Ex-senator
George II. Moses of New Hampshire
tonight protested against the in
quitous, unjust and unproductive'
federal taxation system in an address
at civic banquet Of 1000 men and
women of the Borough of Queens,
New York City.
so long as we have this system"
Senator Moses declared, so long
will the people have to bear extra
VACANT appropriations" He denounc-
cd especially the Sc called dollar
for-a-dollar" system of federal aid to
states.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
ManniOn Pleads
Not Guilty to
Shaving of His Wife

portsmouth, n. H, April 27--
Thomas Mannion pleaded not guilty
to a charge of numbering his wife,
today, at almost the same hour that
funeral services We're being held for
the young woman whose body was
found in Little Harbor road last Fri
day with her throat slashed by a ra-
zor. Mannion, civilian machinist
at the Portsmouth navy yard, tremb-
led as the clerk in the court read the
charge but never lifted his while his
attorney, Joseph D. Sullivan, entered
the plea.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
|;nd Dislnembered and
Bullet -Ridded Body Of
Young Cirlin Indiana City

- Unable to Identify
go May Aid in Search
q Lag and One Arm Miss
!, Male Companion of
f1ines Couple N e arly
sy,ints When Body is Viewed
Without Clues to Slayer
gcid Vas is And About to
Bsssae Mot'he"
srs ltld., April 27.-The charred,
su,nbefsa body Of q girl about Is
- "a found near Chesterton. Ind.
Idly. riddled with bullets. lay in
. rrue there tonight while Illinois
4 lpdianG authorities combined ef-
- 70 1dentify the girl. Authorities
~ shs was the victim of a murder.
"a. Ii snd one arm were missing.
~ bslAved to have been severed
N IL girl died.
i chicago woman and q male friend
- To- view the body and the man
ssfly swooned when he saw the girls
.irn d. "A O. Dobbins, county coro-
= fspof4ed. He said, however, that
~ ala not tell him their names.
IL they came here and examined
4 ~ Belongings found near the
" Of tAe girl. including a pair of
settacIeA bits Of a dress, a string
7 heads and a powder box, and a
psnsylyania Railroad employees card.
n spsctacles. authorities here be-
~ nay lead to the Identification
Z IL III or of her possible slayers.
i - recalled that a pair Of glasses
Y b Mentification of Nathan Leop-
II il. and Richard Loeb as the slay-
usef Robert Franks in Chicago q
~ asA* The authorities are already
I NIX tying to trace the glasses.
| Crune Dobbins said a post mortem
,'esnlnation will be made as soon as
~ 1nfhafities have been given time
Itm 10 identify the girl.
1 III of missing girls in Gary and
nniy towns is being compiled in an
Ut to Mentify- the young woman.
/. ~ epfometrists who examined the
siG}neles said tonight that they were
49, q man and not of a girl, and
,o t1ys came from regular stock
m III lenses exactly alike. which
80 nike the task of tracing them
10y difflcult. An effort to fit
~ = The head Of the dead girl
y dbel1eed that they were half an
n 10 iong for her, 1t was an
,,ueleeA
/. h. DelAlD said tonight that an ex-
iQlnatioa disclosed that she would
I1st1me mother within few
M NY belief that her condition
- large part in bringing on her
~ murder"
I'M also announced that two wit
lu hye been found who saw two
~ tall and the other short and
Dic11ng flowers near the place
- the body Of the girl was found.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
Would Be Briber
Gets Jail and Fine

Cambridge, Mass, April 27-Harry
Rakes, of Somerville. Watch and
Ward Society agent who was con-
victed in superior court here OF at
tempting to bribe police Chief FINN
Of Marlboro for the privilege of run
ming gambling house and speak
easv." waived exceptions today and
agreed to take a sentence of six
months in the house Of correction
and pay fine Of 500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
Deaths Total 81
In Sonora Elections

Nogales. Ariz., Apr. 27.-Thirty-
two persons were killed in fights and
disturbances resulting from the city
elections held in the state of So
nora, Mexico, yesterday. officials here
declared.
Two men were shot and killed In
fights at Nogales. Sonora, yesterday.
and the other deaths are said to
have occurred in Naco and Magda-
lena, Sonora.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
Los Angeles Off
To Porto Rico Today

Lakehurst, N. J., Apr. 27.-The
dirigible Los Angeles was taken from
it's hangar to it's mooring mast TO-
night preparatory to its scheduled
flight to Porto Rico tomorrow morn
ing. a l.,
Captain George W.. Steele, IN
charge of the fight, said II Weatner
conditions are favorable the LOS .|os
Angeles would start as soon as the
suns rays had heated the navy air
ship's gas contents and given 1t ad-
ditional "lift."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
THE WEATHER
FAiR

Northern New England: Fair Tues
day and Wednesday; cooler Tuesday.
Southern New England; Fair and
cooler in north and increasing cloud
mess and cooler in south portion
Tuesday; Wednesday fair.
Eastern New York: Increasing
cloudiness and cooler on the coast,
fair in the interior Tuesday; We'd
nesday fair, continued cool.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
Italian Airman
Arrives in Persia

Bushire, Persia. Apr. me
Italian aviator. Commander DE RI
nedo. arrived this afternoon from
Ragdad on his flight to Japan and
Australia. De Pinedo, using a hydro
airplane, started from Rome last
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
Bangor Man Loses
Life in Green Lake

Bangor, Me-. April 27-After SWIM
ming 200 yards in an heroic effort to
save himself from drowning, Colby
Clendenning Of this city became ex-
hausted and went down within a few
feet from shore at Green Lake where.
with J. B. Wilson. Maine Central
fisherman. also of this city, he was
fishing today, their boat capsizinS
when they attempted to charge seats.
Wilson clung to the upturned boat
which he managed to work to the
shore
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
Western Union Telegram

..11lteEvEp AT 257 WATER ST, AUGUSTA, NE.
80 BosTON MASS. 115 P. M, APR. 20 1870
xy160N ESSEX SALES CO. AUGUSTA, ME-
<&SrnNIIVE MIDNIGHT. TWENTY SIAIf L1t nm
$0GON COACH REDUCED NINETY FIVE DOLLARS; I1I4y, Hu1
~ I'VE AND SEVEN PASSENGER SEDANS EM 9p,cHS NEW
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~ HUNDRED THIRTY TWO DOLLARS SE.ES ES r1A'
suER SEDAN NINETEEN THIRTY SIX DOLLAHo'
THE HENLEY K'MsALL co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-28
Boston Forecast

Tuesday fair and cooler; Wednes
day fair. moderate to fresh north ana
northeast winds.
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-17
In THE BASKET

San Francisco-Thc Young Men 5
Institute basketball team defeated
st. Mary S CollcGc~hcre last night,
II to ~. st. Mary's led, il to
10, at half time.
Reno-Univcrsity of Nevada bas-
kctballcrS beat the Ellcry Arms
team of San Francisco here last
night II to 2s. The score was tied
at the half,
Berkeley, of c, sand Aggics
basketball teams clash here tonight
in the Bears first collegiate game
of the season.
Spokane-Washington state col
lcgc came up from behind in the
second half here last night and dc,
featcd Gonzaga at basketball ~
to 33.
=. Eugene, Ore.--Tho University of
Oregon defeated Pacific University
at basketball here last night with
ease, 4S to II.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-17
Delaney Stops
Flowers With
One Big Punch
Hy United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Jack De
laney, a long, skinny Frcnchman
from Bridgeport, \Conn., who stop
ped the sensational ascent of Paul
Berlcnbach som1 time ago, turned
out to be another sensational kill
er when he stopped Tiger Flowers,
Atlanta negro, with one punch in
Madison Square Garden last night.
Early in the second round OF IA
contest that was scheduled to so -
rounds, Delaney landed right
hand punch to Flowers jaw and
the Atlanta negro was out for sew
eral minutes.
New York gamblers who had
wagcrcd three to one and t to L
that Flowers would win, took the
worst beating of the season.
The contest was witnessed by a
crowd of $4,000 which paid the sea-
son S record of $62,l6O to see tho
bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-17
SMITH RET AIMS
TITLE OF OPEN
GOLF CHAMPION

SAN .FRAECIsto, Jan. H.
Macdonald Smith, San Francisco
professional, retained his title Of
California opcnrgolf champion when
he romped home late Yesterday af.
ternoon with card Of 30S for the
whole match. Smith forged to the
lead from Il four way tie for fourth
place shortly. after yesterdays play
started and stayed in front all the
way except for a brief threat from
Willie Hunter, former British open
champion, The Espinoza brothers
also pressed The champion and got
second and third places for then
efforts, Abe with 80; Al with 3l2
Abe Mitchell and George Duncan
Of Great Britain tied for fourth
with 3l3. George Ritchie led the
amateurs. Other toplincrs, Web
stcr, McHough and Twiggs, wcrs
right Mt his clbow.
The greens caused most of the
trouble for everyone. Frost and
rolling had ironed them until they
were fast as Il cement tennis court.
Three puts on Il green was not un.
usual even for the best entrants.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-17
NOTED UMPIRE TO
HELP AT LOCAL
GAME TOMORROW

Ed Finney, noted umpire in the
Pacific coast league, and well known
to Imperial Valley sportsmen as
the ownO of Finney's game pre-
serve near Calipatria, will umpire
the bail game between the Southern
Sierras and Imperial City at the ball
park west Of the court house tomor-
row afternoon.
Finney is the dean of the Pacific
coast staff and is the most popular
"man in bluep in the league. He
has been i'll the valley during the
winter looking after his property,
and readily consented to come down
and handle the indicator for tomor-
rows game.
Other games scheduled are Shell
Oil and Southern Pacific at Inn
perial and Standard Oil vs.. Imperial
Irrigation district at the race track
grounds.
For the first time in long while,
there are no ties in the league
standing, and the teams are now
stretched out in parade formation.
The standing to date is as follows: