Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-22

art, Arson, Me.
Drugless treatment by Prof.aS. 7
Pole at Opera House block. Augusta
Maine. Hours to and Z to 9 P. M.
tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs
days.
nounced today his candidacy for the
republican nomination for governor
IN the state primary, September.
1925. He at one time contested the
candidacy of George H. Moses for
the United States senate.
Paris, Jan. 21-(By A. PIN a.
. f1ve hours speech in the chamber of
deputies today, Louis Marin, former
under secretary Of state ard now an
opposition deputy. expounded what
appeared to be the French parlia-
ments viewpoint on the interallied
debt. His thesis, summing up the
entire situation. Deputy Marin de-
clared it would be an iniquity if
France is compelled to pay the enor-
nous sum demanded OF her by the
United States.
New York. Jan. 21-The typhoid
epidemic which threatened to reach
alarming proportions in New York
two weeks ago, virtually has passed,
Health Commissioner Frank j. Mon
Afghan announced today. During the
height Of the epidemic as many as
40 new cases were reported for one
( day. Today only three new cases
We're reported.
Madrid. Jan.21-By A. P)-The
/ capital already Is crowded with
!, thousands of persons who have come
There to pay tribute to King Alfonso
on the occasion of his name day next
| Friday. 1t Is estimated that 100000
Spaniards from all parts Of Spain
will be present, pay tribute and ex-
press their loyalty to Alfonso. AS a
prelude to the celebration King AL
| fonso has issued decree of amnesty
for military offenders.
Salem. Mass Jan. 21--Fioro Maio Of
Lynn was allowed to plead guilty to
a charge of manslaughter and &C.
cepted a sentence of from eight to
ten years from Judge Mcleod in the
superior court here today. He had
been indicted for murder in the Sec
ond degree of his father in law,
| Karoli. who was killed in October.
1924. in a drunken brawl at chris
tening in which Maio himself re-
ceived a serious stab wound in the
back.
| Buenos Aires, Jan. Fl - General
John J. Pershing spent the day at
i Mar Del Plata. Argentina's great
summer resort on the Atlantic. $50
miles from Buenos where the season
/ now is in full swing. The general
arrived there early this morning from
Buenos Aires.
| Toronto. Ont. Jan. 21-Out Of
102" Canadian Presbyterian churches
that have voted up to this time on
the question of union with the Meth
odists and Congrega tionalists. 500
have voted for and 225 have cast
/ their ballots against the proposal.
church union headquarters here an
nounced tonight.
Washington. Jan. 21-Senate and
! house conferees agreed on all except
one minor amendment to the agricul-
tural appropriation bill today and
Senator McNary expects to present
the report to the senate tomorrow for
approval.
Chicago, Jan. 21.--(By A. Pr
Spirited legal tits over the competen-
cy of proffered evidence marked the
final phases today in the veterans
bureau conspiracy trial The defence
closed it's case without having called
Charles r. Forbes. former director OF
the veterans bureau, or J. w. Thomp-
son, co-defendant, to the stand. Tho
action surprised the prosecution. al
though there had been previous inti-
nations that the defence attorneys
~ fbnir RI the NJ
ment's evidence ample without the
! testimony Of the principals.
Wheeling. w. Va. Jan. 21.-(By A.
| PA categorical denial of all
charges against him was made today
| by Judge William f. Baker of the
United States district court Of north
ern West Virginia, before a sub-com-
mittee of the House judiciary commit
| tee The charges several Of which
revolved about the judges alleged use
Of liquor while on the bench. his al
| legged acceptance of attorneys fees
after his appointment to the federal
court, and others of similar nature,
were brought by J.. A. Brown, United
States district attorney as a basis for
possible impeachment proceedings.
| New York. Jan. 21.-George Palmer.
| 20. one of the pioneers in introducing
half-tone cuts in newspapers and said
to have been the first man to employ
the camera in obtaining news pictures.
died today in the long Island College
Hospital Brooklyn. Prior to his re-
tirement five weeks ago, Mr. Palmer
was head Of the chemical research bu-
reau of the Hearts newspapers.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Jan. 21-There
will be no general strike OF the mine
workers Of district one in sympathy
with the 1900 men now out in the
Pittston section. 1t was decided at
meeting of the general grievance
committees here tonight.
New York, Jan. Ala proposal to
increase the capital stock Of the In
ternational Telepl one and Telegraph
Corporation from $25,000,000 to $780,
600, 900 was announced today by the
directors. Stockholders will be ask
ed to approve the increase at a spec
ial meeting on February TO-
Dover, Del, Jan. 21s-The Delaware
house Of representatives today adopted
joint resolution protesting against
the ratification of the federal child Ia
Dor constitutional amendment.
Hartford, Conn, Jan. 21.-Judge
Human in the superior court today or
BAD BREATH