Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-12

ald-Tribune, was married today to Iii
Nadia Yakounchilzoff at the Russian
church in Berlin, Bishop Tikhon Off
ciating. After the ceremony the couple
left for London, whence they will go
to the United States.
Newark, N. j., June 11.-(P)-Wes-
ley Barry, 1S-year-old movie star, to-
day obtained a license to marry Julia
A. Wood, aged %, of % Johnson ave-
nue., Newark. He had the written con-
sent of his mother, Mrs. Martha Barry
Eyre, Los Angeles.
Brockton, Mass, June 11.-tP)-
Judge Robert O.. Harris, Il. former
United States district attorney, is
critically i'll at his home here. Two
trained nurses and DR.. William D.
Ducy are in constant attendance and
little hope is held out for his recov-
cry. Judge Harris has been i'll for
about four weeks. Thursday his con-
dition took a bad turn for the worse
and it was thought that he was dying.
He rallied in the late afternoon and
passed a fairly comfortable night.
New York, June 11.-(P)-Leon and
Jacob Kramer, brains" of the Whit
temore million dollar jewelry robbery
mob, convicted of first degree robbery
as second offenders, were sentenced
today to 40 years each in state prison
New York, June 11.-(P)-Thou-
sands of spectators lined Broadway
and other streets from the Battery to
the Hotel Vanderbilt today to shout
an enthusiastic welcome to Cardinal
Patrick O'Donnel1, primate of Ireland,
who arrived on the President Roose-
Welt on his way to the eucharistic con-
gress at Chicago. The Roosevelt
docked at Hoboken and the cardinal
was brought on city boat to the Bat
terry where he was met by city officials
and delegations of numerous Catholic
and Irish organizations.
London, June 11-(P)-Export of
opium from India except for medicin-
al purposes, will cease in 10 years,
according to an announcement from
the India office just made public. The
loss in revenue involved. it was
stated, will be $7,200000 annually, and
gradual curtailment covering the 10
years has been arranged.
Worcester. Mass, June 11-(P)-l
Frederick c. Nichols, former state
representative and former treasurer
of the Fitchburg Savings bank, was
found guilty of statutory larceny by
a jury in the Superior Criminal court
tonight The same jury returned a
verdict of not guilty on an indict-
ment charging violation of the bank
ing laws. Counsel for Nichols said
the case would be carried to the SUI
preme court. The commonwealth did
not move for sentence after the YER
dict was returned and bail was fixed
at $4,000.
Moscow, June 11-(P)-The Soviet
trades union council on June s turn
ed over to the British miners feder-
alton 100000 rubles representing the
fifth installment of a total of $4,000
rubIes (about s313.00O) according to
Tass, the official news agency of the
Soviet. o
New York, June 11-(P)-James
Mortimer Montgomery. general Presi-
dent of the Sons of the Revolution
from 1914-1923, died here today. He
was Il years old.
Charleston, w. Va, June 11-(P)-
The bite of a rattlesnake was fatal
to Leroy Pence, eight, who was bit
ten by the reptile while playing near
his home at Coal Fork. The boy died
after an illness of three days.
London, June 11-[P)-The British
government has sent sharp note to
Moscow protesting against the en-
deavors of the soviet to send money
to Great Britain during the recent
general strikes. The note sets forth
the belief that this money was in
tended to foster a movement to bring
about a change of government in
Great Britain.
Trenton, n. j.. June 11-(P)-Har-
rison W. Noel, Montclair youth, saved
from electrocution by the court of err
rors after he had been condemned
for killing Raymond Pierce, of New
ark, a taxicab driver, was removed
from the death house at the state
prison here today and taken to the
Newark asylum. Noel also confessed
Staying Mary Daily, six years old, but
was not tried on that charge.
Burlington, VT, June 11-(P)-John
S. Lawrence, of Boston, president of
the New England council may be
working to modernize New England
iyx6r sa1 L D.