Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-13

nails strongly on an S0-meter wave
length. The set had previously been
heard at Honolulu, about sou miles
away.
Washington, July 11.-(AP)-
Count Alexander Skrzynski, foreign
minister of Poland, who will arrive
at New York July IA, will spend
three weeks in the United States
participating in the meetings Of the
Institute of Politics at Williams
town, Mass, and acquainting him
self with Americas attitude toward
disarmament and arbitration of In
ternationa disputes.
Atlantic City, N. j., July 12.-1t
was estimated than an unseen aud
fence of more than 100000 people
listened to descriptions of sights on
the floor of the ocean broadcast by
two divers IS feet below the surface
off the steel pier here. Their voices
as they spoke through microphones
inside their helmets were broadcast
throughout the nation by four sta
tions.
New York, July 11.-(AP)-The
Rev. Frederick H. Knubel, president
of the United Lutheran church In
America, and Sister Jenny L. Christ,
a deaconess of the church for thirty
years, were married today. The
couple will visit the Maine coast on
their honeymoon.
Easton, Mass, July 11.-(AP)-
The body of we'll dressed man was
found by a party of berry pickers
mile from the Taunton-Brockton
highway near here today. An air.
dale dog was by the body and re-
fused to 60 away or to let anyone
approach Medical Examiner At
wood of Bristol county was notified
in Taunton through the North Eas-
ton police.
Portland, Oregon, July 11.-(AP)
United States District Judge Will
liam Hawley Atwell of the Northern
District of Texas, will be the next
Grand Exalted Ruler of the Bene-
violent Protective Order of Elks. tenn
porary grand lodge headquarters an
nounced today. Formal election of
officers will be held Friday.
Mineola, N. Y, July 11.-(AP)-
Authorities searching for Philip
K. Knapp, who is alleged to have
killed Louise Penella, Hampstead
taxicab driver, for the thrill" said
tonight they would seek him on We'll
lesley Island in the Thousand Is
ton that he had formerly spent
some time there.
New York, July 11.-(AP)-J. J.
Hartman. Chicago yachtsman, who
left Sydney. N. s., with the MacMil-
Ian Arctic Expedition as h passenger
as far as Battle Harbor, will arrive
In New York next week, according
to a telegram received at his Office
today.
Boston, July 11.-(AP)-While
John j. Carvcy, attendant in a
Dewey Square Internationally
orangeade stand expounded the mer-
it's of his drink to prospective GUS
toners tonight and visitors seized
his cash register and ducked into a
nearby subway entrance. Pursuers
found the cash register en- the train
walk minus the $50 it had contained,
but were unable to locate the erst-
while customers.
Fort Terry, n. Y, July 1.-THE
thud of tramping feet and blare of
martial music resounded over this
island today as the First Corps of
Cadets of Boston, Lieutenant Colonel
Horace z. Langdon commanding,
took possession for their annual two
weeks encampment. The trip to the
island was made without incident.
The Corps, 21O in number, was as
sembled at the Cadet Armory on
Columbus Avenue at this morning
and marched to South Station.
New Haven, Conn.,, July 11-(AP)
Yale football tickets next fall will
remain at the same price as here
tofore, it was officially stated by H.
F. Woodcock, general manager of
the athletic association.
Newburyport, July 11-Mrs. Mar
garet Harvey, IL Shepard street,
Worcester, and her daughters, Helen
and Marion, were cut and bruised so
that they required hospital assist
ance today when the automobile in
which they were riding was in COL
lision with another at the junction of
High and State streets today.
Rochester. n. H., July lit. j.
Turner received a broken nose and
was badly cut and bruised and Her.
vey Pearl suffered from severe lacer-
ations, as the result of an automobile
crash early today near Pennington,
Turner and his wife were riding in
Pearls car, which collided with a
machine owned and operated by
Ohio ri ,.Jo J., I.
and his wife.
Brattleboro VT, July 11-Not hav-
ing an automobile to take him from
Halifax to his home. Joseph Barnes,
81. of West Halifax did the next best
thing and rode home on a moving
machine owned by F. L. Stanley. To-
day Barnes pleaded guilty to petty
larceny. He was fined $50 and costs
Exeter, N H., July lin view Of
the fact that next year is the 150th
anniversary of the meeting of the
first New Hampshire Legislature.
which was in Exeter in the now
Memorial hall of the Society of the
Cincinnati, a committee, appointed
by the Exeter Chamber of Commerce,
has reported that a field day this
year will be omitted, and all plans
saved for fitting celebration in
1926.
Somersworth, N. H., July IL
George Bryant, IS. of Indigo Hill
road, Somersworth. died in the Went
worth Hospital at Dover, while Mrs. |
James Winston of Lynn, Mass, is in
the hospital with broken collarbone
as the result of an automobile acct