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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
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married to Whittemore nine years ago.
is described by police as typical
"gunman's moll, whose function is to
carry the gangs weapons so they may
evade arrest if searched. She Is charg-
ed with one hold-up at the pistol point
in New York.
"Shuffles" Goldberg is regarded as
Whittemore's chief lieutenant by po-
lice. who describe him originally as a
Baltimore gangster Anthony Pala-
dino. another alleged member of the
band, is from Brooklyn. He met Whit
temore at Elmira reformatory and has
admitted participating in several of
the gangs raids.
Jacob and Leon kraemer, half
brothers, the only members of the
gang over 80, are known chiefly as safe
robbers. Police say they were deport-
ed from England. Belgium and Russia
in 1915 and introduced the can
opener" method of robbing safes to
this country. He met Whittemore at
Maryland penitentiary while serving
a sentence for a $4,000 safe robbery
in a Baltimore jewelry store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25

and oyerseers Of the poor. W. H.
Smith was reelected a member. of
the school board. j. Z. Pierce was
re- elected treasurer. tax collector,
and constable. J. L. Bagley. town
clerk; Walter Mitchell, road COM
missioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seavey Piper are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the ar
rival of tn pound boy at their
home Monday March %. \
School will open in town next Mon
day March 20.
A party of seventeen attended the
drama and dance at Dixmont Center
last Thursday evening, and report a
very ejoyable time.
Mrs. L. L. Rogers has returned
home from the Bradbury Memorial
Hospital in Belfast where she has
been a surgical patient for the past
three weeks.
Mrs. Belle Meservie of Belfast.
passed the weekend at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Mutt.
Lawrence Bagley and Harvey Nit
chell. students of Bates college, came
home Monday for the Easter vaca-
ton.
Frank, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oral Luce who has been very
i'll for the past week. is better at this
writing.
Elmer Moore Of Bangor passed
Monday In town.
Mr.. George Estes Is passing a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Estes
Farm Bureau Women Meet
The women's division of the Farm,
Bureau Of Troy held an interesting
meeting on Saturday at Troy grange
hall. These meetings that are held
each month are both enjoyable and
profitable and at this meeting 20
members were present the subject
being, "School Lunches" and the
work was on sewing screens. The
next meeting will be April Z, and the
subject will be Clothing" home
demonstration agent for Waldo
County. Miss Ruth Murchie. will be
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
All Members of
Whittemore Gang
Now Under Arrest

New ok, Marcn Z4.-tAf)-Al
the members of what is regarded as
the most desperate criminal gang
caught in years were in custody to-
day.
The loot of the band of six men
and a woman, known as The Tiger
Girl" is estimated at $1,000,000. OBJ
tanned mostly by sensational jewel
robberies In addition at least two
murders are laid to them. Members
of the gang were dressed in the
height of fashion and had expensive
automobiles.
They frequented night clubs and
exclusive cabarets where police say
they planned some of their largest
coups. The first members of the
band to be arrested were caught
while leaving a club.
The last man, William J. Unkel
bach, sought for participating in two
diamond robberies amounting to
$150.000, laid to the band, was ar
rested last night in a furnished
room on Manhattan avenue. Detec
tives trailed him to the place. and
then used his roommate, Reuben
Morris, as a shield behind which to
burst into the room. Unkelbach,
they say snatched a pistol from a
table but was overpowered.
lnhSlDdCu, pOllCe dSSel teu, lOlQ
them that Simon Gilden once a mem
Der of the gang was killed last
December for baking at orders. His
body was found propped against a
tombstone in Trinity Church yard.
Joseph Ross, believed to be another
member of the gang, was murdered
in Elizabeth N. j.
"Whittemore," the detective quoted
Unkelbach as saying. has way of
doing away with subordinates who
balk at orders
Reuben Morris, Unkelbach's COM
panion, was arrested on suspicion of
Reuben's restaurant on Broadway
where $500 was stolen.
Three other men, suspected of par
ticipation in the hold-up of Reuben's
were arrested yesterday during
daring robbery at the Owl restaurant
nearby. They We're captured after
police had been called b several hat
check girls who slipped out an I'M
guarded exit while the orchestra was
playing on the robbers orders. Mrs.
Isaac George Waterman of Philadel-
phia. concealed a pearl necklace val
ued at 100000 in her stocking and the
robbers obtained only a small amount
from her.
All of Whittemore' band admit pre-
vious convictions for robbery and say
their motive was to get easy money
for gambling, opium smoking and lux
urius living.
Although a veritable arsenal was
found on various members of the gang,
District Attorney Banton said that not
a shot had been fired by them in any
of their alleged robberies in New York.
Richard Reese Whittemore. the
leader, is wanted in Baltimore on a
charge of numbering Robert Hoffman,
60-years-old prison guard, during his
escape. two weeks after beginning a
10 years sentence a year ago.
at was his life or mine" White
more is quoted as telling police here,
and l thought mine was a lot more
important than his"
Detectives said that Whittemore re-
garded himself as super-bandit and
above the law. He comes of a re-
spectacle Baltimore family but as
early as his Sunday school days turned
to petty thieving which resulted in
his confinement at a reformatory.
New York. Baltimore, Buffalo and
Cleveland have been the scenes of his
alleged activities.
The Tiger Girl" who says she was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
CHINA

East Kennebec Pomona met with AL
bion Grange Tuesday, March 90. Near
ly all officers present and a total at
tendance of 90. The fifth degree was
conferred on a class of six candidates
In the afternoon the lecturers pro-
gram was given. Singing, Grange: Sr.
Myra Whitaker was the words of well
come; response by Eta Bailey of Sill
Yer Lake; readings were given by Mr..
Babkirk and Mrs. Hussey. also a reci-
tation by Mrs. Drake: topic, 1.-The most
economical way to produce better dali
ry products" opened by Harry Hysom.
w. j. Thompson gave very interest
ing talk on his recent trip. A vote of
thanks was extended him. Mrs. Thomp-
son also gave a fine talk. Song, Sister
Tilton. The next meeting will be at
Riverside April 81
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Convict Two in
Italian kidnapping

Chiefti, Italy, March 24.-tAP)-
The jury in the Matteotti kidnapping
trial brought in it's verdict this after
noon.
Augusta Malacria and Giuseppe
Viola We're acquitted.
Amerigo Dumini, Albino Volpi and
Ameleto Poverom6 were condemned
to five years, IL months and twenty
days imprisonment.
The three men who were convicted
also were perpetually interdicted
from holding public Office, and were
assessed the expenses of the trial.
They will receive the benefits Of the
four years amnesty pronounced by
the King as we'll as the time they
have already spent in Jail and there
fore all will go free in June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
EATS 48 EGGS
IN Al MINUTES

Cambridge, Mass, March 24.-(AP)
Here's something new in the way of
wagers. B. Tracy Ansell, a Harvard
senior. of Washington, D. c., bet three
other seniors that he could eat As soft
boiled eggs in As minutes. A restau-
rant in Harvard Square was selected
last night and the eggs ordered News
of the test spread and soon police
were called to keep a crowd of 200
curious students and others in order.
Ansell downed the first sc in Is
minutes, but he threatened to call a
foul on the 37th. He kept it up, how
ever. and won by four minutes.
Allen Austen of Grand Rapids.
Mich, and Woodbury.. Howard and
Brendan Leahey. both of Lowell, the
losers, paid for the eggs, obtained at
wholesale rates for $40. Ansell won
80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
Wednesday Brighton Market

Stock Yards, March 24-The beer
cattle market continued weak and I'M
satisfactory, under the same condi-
lions which ruled the trading OF Tues-
day. There was fairly large mum
Der of truck loads received put prices
were NOT any higher than on Tuesday.
The quality did not average high and
fine killers were we'll stocked up. The
calf market was very dull. ruled bv
the same conditions of demand as in
the beef market. Prices on average
mixed lots were lower and also on
good half cent in the prices paid for
light weight young calves. Choice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
Renew Search for
Ross Lost in 1875

Shelby, n. c.. March 24-(AP)-
The search for Charlie Ross. whose
disappearance in Pennsylvania as a
child in 1876 caused nationwide
quest has been resumed here.
j. p. Gaffney. who noted some
thing suspicious in the arrival at
Gaffney, S. c., so years ago. of man
woman and child, announced today
that he had got in touch with an
elderly man who claims to have been
the child. and who believes he is
Charlie Ross.
The man. according to Gaffney, is
in communication with Walter L.
Ross, brother of Charlie. and is try
ing to prove his identity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
delta Kappa Hangs
|IIo Lead in Colby
IIhterfraternity Meet
Special to Kennebec JournaD

n tEptCldl W MNIluCHSS JUL
waterville, Me-, March 24-Delta
1Iypa Epsilon today maintained her
;IAi 10 the Colby interfraternity
dbtck meet when that team scored IA
,dMnts with Zeta Psi second with 10.
till Of the indoor events and two of
-t|Hs outdoor events were run if this
iItternoon with the remainder post :
IEned until Thursday because of a
4fppery track. Zeta Psi displaced AL
d,a Tau Omega from second and the
4 Bitter are now in third position. The
j NAM scores today were: Delta Kap-
b Epsilon, IA; Zeta Psi. 10; Lambda
Ithi Alpha s; Alpha Tau Omega 6;
Im.fraternity 5; Alpha 4: Lancers
II Phi Delta Theta l.
l Summary:
Three standing jumps: Won by J.
Barry, Zeta Psi; second, G. c. Sevrey.
!. Lancer Club; third, NJ. \. Seekins,
Delta Kappa Epsilon. Distance 20
h lAt 5 ia inches.
Running high jump: Won by NJ. A.
4Rskins, Delta Kappa Epsilon; sec
jtnd, E. +. Newhall, Lambda Chi AL
Ihha; third, J. d. Johnston, Alpha Tau
IQmega. Height feet, Z inches.
1 Potato race: Won by Newhall,
lambda Chi Alpha; second, S. Shaw.
|ata Psi; third. A. Jordan, Delta
Kappa Epsilon. Time l minute, 8 40
sIgconds.
| Rope climb: First place tied be-
Tween A. Jordan, Delta Kappa Epsi-
'll0n and Z. Locke. Zeta Psi. Third
Nv. Miner, Zeta Psi. Time 8 4-5 sec
Jnds.
| Three mile run: Won by Brudno,
Eon-fraternity; second. Lines, Alpha;
Ialrd Sullivan, Alpha. Time 10
''Innutes, 50 20 sec.
u pound weight throw: Won by
Iatchell' Alpha Tau Omega; second,
irummond, Delta Kappa Epsilon:
1hlrd, Mari, Phi Delta Theta. Dis
Iance, IS feet, IL inches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25

Especial to the Kennebec Journal)
Bangor, Maine, March "a. - The
Bangor Chryslers defeated Bath
A. e. for the State amateur
championship before big crowd in
City hall tonight. The game was
close and hard fought, the Bangor
team holding lead of four points
at the half and three points at the
end of the third period but made
a runaway finish, Bath being unable
to break through the defense, and
McClay, the star opposing centers,
scored the same.
The summary.
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Dog Leads to
Discovery Body
Woman Dead 2 Months

Winthrop Mass. March 24.-fAP)--
A dog which chased cat to shelter
beneath a veranda of r. house owned
by Mrs. Mary r. Mckenzie 81. of
Boston, WAS responsible for the dis
covory that the woman had been dead
two months.
A boy who sought to aid the cat
caught the odor of gas as he approach
ed the house and notified firemen.
They found gas still flowing from a
broken tube to a small heater. In a
chair before the heater Mrs. McKen-
zie's body was found in sitting po-
sition.
Police believe that the woman went
to the place, which she used as her
summer home, sometime after Christ
mas to plan repairs. She lighted the
stove and then fell asleep. The fire
went out aud gas continued to escape
from the cracked tube.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
TROY
Town Meeting

The annual town meeting was held
on Monday with a good attendance
of the voters of the town.
The meeting was opened by the
town clerk, j. l.. Bagley. who READ
the town warrant Seavey Piper was
elected moderator of the meeting.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year; Selectmen,
Seavey Piper, j. l.. Bagley. Fred Bag :
ley. who we're also elected assessors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25

|Sorwich VT. Mar. 24-(AP)-
|sdded ~, University riflemen have
|apal m s,x Victories to their string of
|cas Wines, 1T was announced to-
|sssinst Trr. sies have been registered
IN To diversity of Washington L.
|Colleea' ' 30 Penn State, 1868 to 1912:
1852 II =, the City of New York,
|ladiana -,S a.. Michigan 1862 to 1850;
|'is q 1a i;,sS2 to 1850. and Navy, L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
augusta Wins from
|Gardiner in Central
Maine Power Bowling

seven man bowling team from
luz Central Maine Power Company
" augusta won from a team rep
|a'enting the same company in Gar
loner by score of 2329-23O3 in a
aa'ch at the Colonial alleys last eve
ling
Sohy OF the Gardiner team was
asa man of the match with a single
~ and Sargent of the Augusta
yam got a string of 10S. The totals
| WI lhe four string match were:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
N ,IeC husband Is High
! wan in Weekly Shoot
augusta Rifle Club

sa ~ MeCausland with "a points out
|s..l,p,O sslele 70 was the winner of the
|a III u snoot of the Augusta, Rifle Club
Ns,s,s hartford fire station Wednesday
|Nnnaas' A. Stone with rs was the
|sss,.a Tor the honor, but two shots
!, u, CHI IN the offhand shooting ruined
"aiiees to tie. The summary:
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by stockholders today.
Henry Ford's railroad, the Detroit,
Toledo and Ironton, earned $3.50 a
share on the combined preferred and
common stock in 1925, against $13.77
the year before. Net income rose to
$12,072,7S9 from S11,720,9S4 in 1924.
Charles J. Simington, chairman of
the Gould Coupler Company, today
confirmed the sale of the company S
friction draft gear and passenger
buffer and platform business to the
Waugh Equipment Company of Chi
cago.
February net income of Otis Steel
amounting TO $290.996, after all
charges, but before depreciation,
brought the total for the first two
months this year to about 100000.
Net income of Lehigh Valley Coal
for 1925 dropped to S643,119, after all
charges, equal to SO cents a share
on the certificates of interest, from
S3.3O1,071, or $2.73 a share in 1924.
Mining operations at the company $
properties We're suspended during the
last four months of 1925.
"Comparisons of steel production,
shipments and apparent volume oil
consumption thus far in the first
quarter this year with corresponding
months in 1928, all are in favor OF
the present period, Iron Trade Re
view states. "The fact that the first
three months of 1925 showed greater
production than any opening quar-
ter on record. lays further empha-
sis on the fundamental 1gor Of the
present situation
Packard Motor Company earned
s119 a share on the common stock
in the fiscal quarter ended February
eighth. compared with Ale share
in the corresponding period a year
ago. Net earnings after all charg-
es and federal taxes were SHE, S9s
against s1.0S1,991. Net earnings for
the six months ended February ~
were equal to s3.06 a share, against
s1.0S a share in the previous CORE
spending period.
February surplus of the Pere Mar
ouette rose to $509.434 after charges
Compared with SS63.246 in February
last year. Surplus for the two months
this year was $S55,573 against s'94'-
$50 a year ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
NEWS BRIEFS

Submarine W., one of the two lar
gest submersibles in the United
States navy successfully completed
her deep diving tests off Province
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25

Aged woman took her own life by
gas after numbering her son-in-law
at Windsor, Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25

Dispatch to Lloyds at London re-
ported 104 lives lost I'm the destruc-
ton of a Brazilian steamer by fire
the Amazon River.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25

Young Pat Donoghue. son of the
famous British Jockey. piloted King
Of Clubs. a 100 to 1 shot, home VIM
ner Of the Lincolnshire handicap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
WINTHROP
Kings Messe myers Give Party


A very pleasant party was held at
the Friends church Tuesday evening
when the Kings Messengers rendered
a birthday party to the members Of
the Sunday school whose birthdays
occurred during the month of March.
Those in the receiving line were E.
A. Bailey, G. I. Bailey, Carl Jean Toll
man, Charles Pinkhan, r. H. Taylor,
d. s. Clement, Laurence Gilbert and
Victor Dudley. A number of others
having birthdays were unable to be
present on account of the bad travel
ling and some were out OF town. A
pleasing program was given which
icluded instrumental music by Carl
Jean Tolman, and Winthrop Clement,
vocal solos by Miss Flora johnson.
with Miss Marjorie Maxwell at the
piano, readings by Mrs. Mary Jack
son and Winthrop Clement and stor-
les by Mrs. w. A. Clement and F. HI.
Taylor. A individual birthday cake
was presented to each Of the guests
of honor and Mr.. e. A. Bailey and
Mr.. Tolman, whose birthdays were on
the same date we're each presented
with beautiful bouquet OF pinks.
Refreshments Of ice cream and cake
were served.
The regular meeting of the Women
of Mooseheart Legion will be held
| ttis eyAntn0 of Nnoeo he'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25

Three of five men tried for kidnap-
ping Deputy Matteotti, Mussolini's
arch enemy, were given short jail
term as sensational trial ended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
Wall Street Briefs

New York Mar 24-(AP)-An in
crease in the capital stock of the
United Fruit Company from 1900
600 share of 500 par value, to s.
100000 shares of no par value, and
issuance of 2B shares of new stock
for each sare of old, was approved
by stockholders today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25
SPORT TABLOIDS

Cleveland, Ohio, March 24-(AP)-
Joe Stecher won from Renato Gar
DIM, two out of three falls here to-
night, in wrestling match advertis-
ed as for the heavyweight champion
ship.
Lincoln, Eng, March 24-(AP)-
King of Clubs won the Lincolnshire
handicap. the first big race of the
season here today. The winner is
owned by w. J. Belleroy. Zionist,
owned by the Agakhan, was second
in the field of 26. and j. Duggan's
Nesington Star was third. The han
dicap is run over a straight mile and
carries a purse of 1000 pounds with
extras. King of Clubs, 100 to
shot, came in to win by a head from
Zionist, which was the favorite al 8
to 2. The betting against Washington
Star, which trailed Zionist by three
quarters of length, was 25 to 1.
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Chryslers Run Away With Bath
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

management Of the Capers. the
~ basketball team representing
~ portland high school has de-
NV decided not to play Bangor
I's s,r fhe state championship and
Y ~ an The Brown trophy and the
Y Y t,tie automatically goes to the
EHnson'
=. victory, however, is a hollow
i@ south Portland defeated Ban
tuice on her regular schedule
ron the Bates tournament. The
!.,o s against Bangor. however.
y. NOT decisive enough to satisfy
y. fans in view of the impressive
Jssbark of the down casters at the
i I. n the season. The South Port
Il y MANAGEMENT had agreed before
Il \ Tufts tournament that this was
]. 10 their final appearance so really
~ he blamed for their stand in
l. matter. 1t is only to be regretted
In The fans who paid good money
/ zoo their favorites go through
~ regular schedule will be de-
I-rsd Of their chance to see these
a. teams in action with the Brown
IN and state championship at
hike.
Evidently there is some misunder-
lr,ndlng created by the recent bout
EsEeen Tommy Herman and Red
!Tapman at Portland, which was won
IN Chapman. Herman. that is the
herman who fought at the Forest
I'm claimed to have a battle with
II,plan but when Herman showed up
IN the Kaplan go it wasn't the same
Irtomer that fought at Portland at
IN It used to be quite ) custom for
Ikrers to fight where they are I'M
lksxn on somebody else's reputation
i,,d whether or not the old custom
II being revived is an interesting
Isgc for discussion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25

Frank Carter, Omaha "sniper
bandit" was sentenced to death for
the murder of DIR. A. D. Searles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25

Philadelphia mob Kissed David L.
Marshall, convicted slayer of Anna
May Dietrich, cas- he left court after
receiving 10 to 20 year prison term.
Chicago, March 24-(AP)-Revival
services to close the roadhouses
around Lansing, Ills. have been halt
ed by the arrest of the leading re-
vivalist. the Rev. Benjamin M.
Brown, on complaint of a roadhouse
operator that the revivalist and his
followers were disturbing the peace.
After an hour at the village Jail, last
night, Rev. Mr.. Brown was released
on his own recogniZance.
Manchester, N. H., March 24-(AP)
"A 90-pound deer threw the busi-
ness section of the city into an up
roar at noon today when 1t dashed
down Elm street, eluded a traffic COD
at the corner of Bridge and Elm
streets, jumped through a store win
dow and fell from a IL foot wall be-
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Berlin, March 24-(AP)-Germauy
probably will hold a national plebis-
cite to decide whether the reichs and
its component states shall conflscate
without compensation the properties
of the former ruling houses. An Of
fetal estimated published today
showed that 12,5O0,O00 voters have
entered their names on lists demand
ing the submission to the reichstag
of a bill providing for such confisca-
ton. This Is s.50o,00o more than the
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London, March 24-(AP)-A de.
spatch to Lloyds from Manaos, Bra
zil, today reports that 104 lives were
lost in the destruction Of the BRAZIL
ian steamer Paes De Carvanho by
fire at sea. The steamer was Bound
from Manaos for Torijurua. She car
ried full cargo, including infiam-
mable goods. The disaster occurred
March %. near Coqry.
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Washington. March 24-(AP)-
Alarmed over smuggling between
Canada and this country by the con-
cealment of articles in newspapers in
the mails. customs officials today
asked Postmaster General New to
confer with Canadian postal authori-
ties in an effort to check 1t. Recently
at Bangor, Me-, there were 3N such
seizures. Officials have not deter
mined whether the newspapers were
mailed direct from publishing Offices
in Canada or consisted of transient
copy.
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GYM NASTIC MEET

At New York-Princeton 80; Army
%
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-25

The regular meeting Of the Women
of Mooseheart Legion will be held
this evening at Moose hail..