Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-11

and Worcester street railway at
Cunningham Junction were badly
d.maged by fire tonight. Valuable
rseords were reported lost. Damage
was put at $1,000.
brussels, Feb. 10 - (AP)-The
Washington agreement for settlement
n the Belgian debt to the United
states was ratified by the chamber
II deputies today. Ratification was
eTeced by a mere minority OF the
chamber, which was ISL deputies.
nny lO2 deputies voted, nine of
Shom cast ballots against the agree
uent
London. Feb. 10-(AP)-Another
American steamer has effected the
rescue of the crew Of a distressed
vessel in stormy weather, according
10 a message to Lloyds from Staven-
ger. The United States Shipping
Board steamer Casper came across
the Norwegian motor vessel Pinto,
which was sinking about 120 miles
on Lyndenaes. the southernmost tip
~ Norway at noon yesterday and
took off the crew. the number of
which was not given in the message.
. Steamers arriving in port today re-
port very heavy weather.
Kalisz. Poland, Feb. 10-(AP)-A
mob Of unemployed persons broke
into the city hall of kalisz yesterday,
wrecked the offices and engaged the
police in violent conflict. Four po-
Heemen and five members Of the mob
were seriously wounded.
Cannes, France, Feb. 10-(AP)-
The worries of Miss Helen Wills
were alIayed by a cablegram which
she received today from Julian S.
Myrick, an official of the United
States Lawn Tennis Association, adj
yising her not to be concerned over
the filming controversy, but to con-
tinue to play through the Carlton
tennis tournament and meet Suzanne
Lenglen. Miss Wills was greatly
cheered by this, and said she will now
80 ahead and try her hardest to give
ne United States victory.
Three Rivers, Que, Feb. 10-(AP)
The suit brought by Fred Beauvais,
the indian guide of Grand Anse, Que,
against Mrs. Anne U. Stillman, has
been settled out of court. Attorneys
for Beauvais made this announcement
today The case was to have been
Tried tomorrow. The Indian guide
IA his suit claimed $7,621.S0 for SER
wees rendered in connection with the
dlvorce action against Mrs. Stillman
by her husband, James Stillman of
New York, in which the paternity of
BABY Guy he son, was brought up.
Chlcago, Feb. 10-(AP)-A million
uellar increase in the pay of Pullman
car porters and maids was announced
.oaay by the Pullman Company. The
Increases amounting to ten percent,
anects 10000 employees. The starting
wage effective Feb. Is will range
from s725o to 5000 month, and the
maximum from $3.50 to $104 a
saolth' The company stated that the
increase makes the wages of porters
sua maids 1915 percent higher than
during the war.
Washington, Feb. 10-(AP)-The
ipMpping Board today was advised by
.esiuent Crowley of the fleet cor
b b;s TO reject the million dollar
sM Oh the Dollar interests for the
plenase of the Admiral Oriental
East. 1 ''e"''ie ~ ''ie d.
a. no1ne, Feb. 10-(AP)-Replying in
sa o Italian senate today to yester-
s ss address by Foreign Minister
suesemann Of Germany, Premier
s ,usssoilni said: q confirm the letter
~ spirit of my previous speech. not
sssuuing the accent upon my phrase
ll,aerring to the possibility Of the
MAJ an nag going beyond the Bren-
inte U frontier, which Sresemann can
4.erpret as he chooses"
ps;seuenshurg, \. Y, Feb. 1O-(AP)-
tsa,ngins his ship safely into mort
aeainse ai.er twenty four hour fight
pel as the Ice choked North Chan
tain ehe 81. Lawrence River, Cap
lss arnold Henry of the ferry Char
and n plying between Ogdensburg
6rst iescott, Ont, received as his
tbs aeIsetlng a telegram announcing
ter I e OF his nine year old daugh-
pital ne IN Brockville, Ont, hos
shin iorn between his duty to his
can,oa; nu devotion to his daughter,
powsrf,,, henry, who pilots the most
eleetad icebreaker in the river,
70 remain with his ship.
asmsu FORK, Feb. 10-(AP)-Before
storno audience who had braved the
formar near him, William Mitchell,
seryica stormy petrol of the army air
hreed presented his case, for an en-
ofa al alr service tonight in the first
" hiieiies of lectures which will car
TIM si, across the country. At no
refsr tu the former aviation officer
ofino,,,o his own trial before a board
4ts 81. Mass. Feb. 1o.-(AP)-,
psneai vonne Pelletier of this CITY.
Garirn.aas next of kin by Joseph A,
haurSssa naval deserter held for
pdav !. IN Richmond. Va, declared
In "a, nat the youth had M author
q rs,. using her name in the sense
vas noa a and that he never
houss -, than a roomer in her
and she Sne said that he had a father
''ner living in Manville. r. I.
mont T. ngton. Feb. 10.-(AP)-ver-
iAwhioh me only state in the union
people mere are more cows than
fnent ~ gays report of the Depart
rogress agriculture telling of the
better I'M made toward the raising of
forS fba pred livestock. The average
COW 10 whole country is now one
SAID n tpur people. Vermont is also
every co ne the only state in which
dlce bsttaantN, is cooperating to pro- !
ot pure H. livestock through the use
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