Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-14
NEWS BRIEFS

NEWS BRIEFS !:
Washington, Oct. 13-(AP)-Of-.
fetal word of the employment OF
about 600 American troops from the
canal Zone garrison to police the
city of Panama at the request or the
president and minister of foreign al
fairs of the republic reached the
state department today in telegram
from Dana G.. Munro, the American
charge daffaires.
Providence, r. l., Oct. 13-(AP)-
Mrs. Jessie Margaret Budlong won q
point in her long legal battle with
her husband, Milton j. Budlong'
wealthy Newport resident and vice
president of the North Central Texas
Oil Company, when Judge Hugh b.
Baker in the superior court here to-
day denied Mr.. Budlongs prayer Tor
a. preliminary injunction which would
prevent Mrs. Budlong from trespass-
ing on Mr.. Budlong's Newport es-
tate. The Reef, and from interfering
with. molesting or otherwise annoy
ing him.
Paris, Oct. 13-(AP)-M. Caillaux,
the French finance minister had an
extremely busy day explaining to the
council of ministers and later TO the
finance committee Of the chamber OF
deputies, just what had been ac-
at Washington with~re-
spect to a settlement OF Frances
debt to the United States. and reply
ing to several questions concerning
the present situation Of the French
treasury.
indianapolis, Oct. 13-(AP)-Wis-
consin and Massachusetts, dairy cat
tie divided honors in the first days
judging at the national
dairy exposition.
Cinnamon's Maiden, from the farm
of N. C. Schmidt, Monroe. Wis. was
adjudged grand champion brown
Swiss in a field of 10. while an I'M
portation from Ayr. Scotland.-Hole-
house Buttercup-carrying the colors
of the Alta Crest Farm, Spencer,
Mass, won the grand champion title
of Ayrshires over one, hundred en-
tries. The Alta Crest Farm also an
nexed junior honors with Alta Crest
HILL Brow.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13-(AP)-H. G.
Dalton of Cleveland, who was ap-
pointed by President Coolidge as his
personal representative to study the
shipping board situation, including
its relations with the Fleet Corpora
ton, returned to Washington today
and after a conference with the ex-
ecutive, Immediately took up his
task, meeting first with Chairman
O'Connor and then with the board.
Shipping board commissioners ex-
pressed themselves as very favorably
impressed with Mr.. Dalton and
pledged him their cooperation in his
study.
New York, Oct. 13-(AP)-Disor-
ders due to a general strike against
high rents have led to action by
United States troops in Panama at
the request of the Panaman govern
ment. Advices from Panama tell OF
the city being policed by United
States soldiers. Presumably they are
members of the 33rd Infantry, sta
toned in the Canal Zone at Fort
Clayton, five miles from Panama
City.
Paris, Oct. 13-(AP)-An unpaid
board bill dating back seven years
has been responsible for the suspen-
sion from duty of the Honorary
Venezuelan consul at Brest and a
challenge to the Venezuela minister
to France to a duel. Persistent dun
ming through the legation by board
ing house keeper, Of Carlos Maui
swho held the honorary post
at Brest, eliminated in Simon Bar
cello, the Venezuelan minister, sus-
pending him. Angered by this at
tack Senior Marlborough called at the
legation and challenged Senior Bar
cello to mortal combat.
Chicago, Oct. 13-(AP)-Notre
Danes annual melee with the Army
shares the spotlight with the Ohio
State Columbia meeting and the In
diana Syracuse engagement in the
list of football games
tbs week. In the western conference
the outstanding games are the Iowa
Illinois and Wisconsin, Michigan. An
cient enemies meet in the Chicago
Northwestern fracas.
New York, Oct. 13-(AP)-Domin-
go Mary Del Val, Spanish diplo-
matte agent and brother Of Cardinal
Merry Del Val, has been robbed of
priceless royal decorations and Jewels
valued at $4,000 by a burglary in his
New York apartment.
Washington, Oct. 13-(AP)-A
seeking deportation of
Gloria Faure, an actress of Mexico
~, rI, Ia~x
fully accompanied Alberto j. PAM,
Ell Paso, Tex, to New York, has
Dor.
Madrid, Oct. 13-tAP)-Bulls and
mules carried off the honors at the
bull fights here Sunday. Their vic
Tins were two toreadors, two plea
doris and one muleteer. The injuries
sustained ranged from severe wounds
to conclusion of the brain. Gitanillo
and Posada, the toreadors, were
horned and otherwise so badly in
jured that they had to be taken to a
hospital. .Picadors Diaz and Barre
tina also were gored. Emilio Prieto,
the mule boy, received a nasty kick
from his mule while he was prepar-
ing to drag a freshly killed bull from
he ring.
Salem, N. H.. Oct. 13-(AP)-Har-
" Hartz in an automobile racing
trial on the Rockingham Park speed
way today completed the mile and
in 33 1-5 seconds, or at
The rate Of 1855 miles an hour. This
was said to be the fastest time ever
made on a board speedway by an au-
without disc wheels.
Washington, Oct. 13-(AP)-The
Democratic Congressional campaign
or the 1926 elections will be carried
nto the eastern part of the country
night by Representative
A. Oldf1eld. chairman of the