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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-07

John Valley and Quebec Railway.
questioned Mr.. Gould's assertion thar
the money was political assessment
as the price of getting railroad legis-
lation through the Legislature and
said:
Mr.. Gould represents the payment
as practically forced from him. / am
not so sure that this Is so. think he
was only too ready to purchase an
advantage by making a payment Of
such a nature. Added TO this the fact
that the Premier was looking after
this railway business himself con-
firms me in my belief that Mr.. Gould
deliberately set out by the payment
of this money to make his position
and to evade the consequences of
future defaults, should any be made
by him, by placing the most trustee
public official in the province under
his control"
In denying the Redman charges.
Mr.. Gould said the evidence had been
taken before the Royal Commission
while he and his associates were try
ing to collect 100000 owed them by
the province of New Brunswick. He
| asserted that when Premier Clarke,
a successor of Flemming, sought an
additional contribution of $4,000, he
had advised his associates to refuse
| to pay the money, and as q result
legislation was passed, putting the
railroad out of business"
Mr.. Gould said that the supreme
court of Canada, before which he
| and his associates endeavored to re-
cover from the province, had failed to
find evidence of bribery. He said the
money was paid the New Brunswick
premier by his associates as a politi-
cal campaign contribution, and with
out his knowledge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-07
PLAN TO TIGHTEN
CONTINUED from Page One)

(OontluueU IToHl Fd9S OuSj
two Of it's consuls for issuing tenn
porary sea letters to vessels. Both
Great Britain and Honduras, she
said, had indicated a desire to pre-
vent the use OF their flags by rum
runners.
William ]. Donovan, Assistant to
the Attorney General and in charge
OF anti trust cases, suggester possible
amendments to section seven OF the
Clayton Act without definite recon-
,mendations. He said that had been
criticism that the act enjoined the
acquisition Of stock of a competing
corporation but not the acquisition
of its property and assets.
Donovan also said complaints had
been made that the act now prevents
the merger Of two small corporations
whose Joining may only serve to
enable them to compete more sue
cessfully with an already existing
larger unit in the same line"
Summarizing activities of the anti
trust division, Donovan sad Is Grim
inal and 81 civil cases had been fin
ally determined in the last fiscal year
and seven criminal and eight civil
cases instituted. First attention was
given, he said, to clearing up old
cases, while particular attention."
was devoted to the prosecution of
suits against concerns whose busf-
ness affected the "necessaries of life
and living conditions generally"
Donovan defended the numerous
consent degrees obtained during the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-07
HEADQUARTERS UNIT
TO STAGE RADIO
SMOKER TONIGHT

a demonstration of the manner IN
M WI G rad radio broadcasting is done will
De feature of, the smoker of the
Headquarters Company. sSth infam e
Try Brigade. which is to be held this
evening at 7.s0 o'clock at the armory
on Grove street and to which bus,
mess men and young men interested
IN military matters are invited.
Lieut.. Leslie Hall, a licensed opera
Tor ana acknowledged radio expert,
Will be in charge of the broadcasting'
The various other activities of the
company will also be shown by, the
dlfferent sections and the smoker will
be most interesting because of this
alone. In addition there will be short
addresses by Adjutant General James
W. Hanson, Capt. Almon B. Sullivan
Of the company ard Capt. Lester M.
Hart. attached to the staff of the
43rd Division. A luncheon will he
served. The members are notified
that this is a regular drill of the
company and that all should be on
hand for roll chill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-07
Sons of Veterans
Elect Officers at
Monday Meeting

Fred B. Hall was elected camp
commander of Henry G. Staples
Camp. Sons Of Union Veterans, at
the annual meeting which was held
Monday evening at G. A. r. hall. The
other officers for the coming year
will be: Senior vice commander,
Fred w. Littlefeld; Junior vice
commander, Albert Bean; camp
council, Frederick Ficke, Robert A.
Cony, John E. Parker; secretary,
William H. Malloy; treasurer, Clar-
ence H. Cram; patriotic instructor,
E. H. Ingraham; chaplain, Win B.
Libby; color bearer. John Parker;
guide. Sidney w. Perkins; inner
guard, Charles H. Thomas. The
delegates to the division encamp-
ment, who were named at this meet
ing, were Burleigh Martin, M. E.
Sawtelle, Albert Bean, with alter
mates, E. H. Ingraham. Win B. Libby
and Charles Trask.
The installation will be held joint
ly with Staples Camp Auxiliary on
Monday, Jan. 8. 1927.
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pending before the courts Of the
province of New Brunswick, the
judge thereof in a formal opinion,
found and charged that a contract
made the basis Of such proceedings
was tainted with bribery, perpetrat-
ed by or participated in by Arthur
r. Gould, certified to have been
elected a senator from the State of
Maine, the said Judge being reputed
to have expressed himself in such
opinion as follows:
TT transpired that for the pur-
pose of advancing his own interest
Mr.. Gould paid to the Hon. Mr..
Fleming, then acting for the prov
tnce, this large sum OF money, more
of it to him personally. the balance
to his order.
"The circumstances under which
this money was paid, are not clear,
I have simply Mr.. Gould's evidence
as to the cause which led him to
offer the bribe.
"'Mr. Gould represents the pay
ment as practically forced from him.
am not sure that this is so. l
think he Is only too ready to pur-
chas an advantage by making a pay
ment Of such a nature. Indeed, can
see no other reason why he should
have paid it. It seems to me impos-
sible to conclude that any man is
going to part with 100000 unless he
expects to gain very material advan-
tage thereby.
add to this the fact that the
premier was looking after this rail-
road business himself confirms me in
my belief that Mr.. Gould deliberately
set out by ayme. of this money to
make his position secure and to eva'de
| the consequences Of future default,
| should any be made by him, by plac-
! ing the most trusted public man in
| the province under his control in the
way above indicated.
Unfortunately he succeeded in
that attempt and the law has no
sympathy at all with one who puts
+! himself in such position and does
not hesitate to enforce the rules and
| doctrines applicable to such a case "
"That the claimants have no right
which should be enforced in any
court or before any arbitrator, caus-
| es the contract to be void by reason
| Of the act committed by Arthur R.
| Gould during the negotiations for
| the building Of the road between the
province and the, railroad company
"Be it resolved that in the absence
of official information concerning
the charge thus made. the qualifying
oath be administered to the member
elect and that the comcittee on privi-
Ieges and elections be, and it hereby
is. directed to inquire into the truth
of the facts so reported and recited,
! and to report the same, at the earl
lest convenient date to the Senate.
with such recommendations touching
action by it in the premises as may
seem to them warranted"
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LEGION POST HONORS
PAST COMMANDERS
AT REGULAR SESSION

Five past commanders of the
James Fitzgerald Post, American
Legion, were present at the meeting
OF the post held at Legion hall, Mon
DAY evening, and splendid letter
expressing his regret at inability to
pc present was read from Past Com
mander George Al. J. Froberger, who
Is now at Warren, where he is prin-
cfpal OF the high school.
Tne former heads Of the Augusta
Legion post, who occupied places
near Commander Charles w. Savage.
were Frank E. Southland, Donald e..
Metcalf, Arthur S. Merrill, Harry O.
Barney and Reuel B. Soule. A pleas
ant feature of the special obser-
vance Of last evening was the pre-
sentation of a past commanders
1ewel to Reuel B. Soule, who guided
the destiny and deliberations of the
post Tor the Legion year 1925-1926.
AT the session last evening a
nearly endorsement was given the
management of the Legion basket
ball team in its efforts to supply a
tast, clean and clever brand of the
INDOOR court sport for Augusta fans
th's season. The Legion quintet,
through the spectacular game of
iNSy hiSAI Win TIC dSSrcGd-
ton from Waterville, has attracted
the attention Of sporting editors
throughout the State, and Manager
Leon Fletcher is in communication
with several notable clubs who wish
to meet the local five on the home
surface or bring them to their own
baliwicks.
The Legion will stack up against
the flashy Vickery & Hill outfit in a
return game at Augusta City hall on
Wednesday evening of this week,
and 1t was reported last evening that
an unprecedented advance sale of
admittance pasteboards indicated
the interest in the game in this city
this winter and assured the atten-
dance of a big crowd of enthusiasts,
Commander Savage was author
lied to proceed as general chairman
OF the seventh annual Legion Min
strels committee, and the big an
nual entertainment venture of the
James Fitzgerald Post will be staged
on a January date to be announced
In the near future.
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WINTHROP CENTER
Funeral of Mrs. Elena A. Cobb

Funeral of Mrs. Elena A. Cobb
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Elena A. Cobb were held Satur-
day at O'Clock from the home or
her granddaughter, Charles Floyd
Smith, of Winthrop Center, the Rev.
A, Francis Walch of Augusta offi-
ciating. The bearers were Kenton
Schwartz, D. S. Clement, Martin Hfg-
gins and George Morrow. Inter-
ment was, in the family lot In Lake.
side cemetery. Mrs. Cobb was the
daughter of Enos and Mary Chand-
Ter and was born in Winthrop on
Nav %, 1887, instead of 1S47 as was
previously stated. She was a n1e-
long member of the Universalist
church and very active in the VIM
throp Universalist church as long
as it was in existence. Remaining
relatives are a nephew, e. M. ,.
Chandler of Taunton, Mass. two
nieces, Miss Eta Chandler OF Nor
wood, Mass, and Mrs. Omer Jen,
nings of Wilton, besides several
grand-nephews and grand-nieces.
e. M. S. Chandler OF Taunton
Mass. was in town Saturday to at
tend the funeral of his aunt, the
late Mrs. Elena A. Cobb.
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Walsh's Surprise
fcontinued from Page one)

cation of. charges that the Maine
senator had a hand in an alleged
sion. 900 bribe of an official OF the
Canadian province OF New Bruns-
wick. ~.
THE Montana senator wanted I'M,
mediate action on his proposal, put
on objections offered by Senators
Curtis the Republican leader, ana
Moses. Republican, of New Hamp-
s1ire IL went over until tomorrow.
This procedure determined. Gould,
tic arm linked with that of Senator
Hale. of Maine, his face scarlet from
embarrassment and his eyes nAeo
straight ahead, took the OATH.
The move of Senator Walsh ap-
narently took Gould unaware, sur
nrised almost the entire senate mein-
bership, gave the CROWDED ganeries
a few excited moments ana lent
dramatic touch to otherwise GRAZ
proceedings. The voice OF the MOI
tana senator, demanding an INQUIRY,
hoomed through the hushed chaHl-
her as Gould and several other new
senators stood before the vice Fres-
ident's da1s. - o,,+;on
...,.ioh calls for an investigation by
senate elSCLlOlio
~ what action. If any, is
,rorranted. been read by clerk than
Curtis and Moses shot in their OBJ
iactions to Immediate consideration:
The Republican leader held that
Gearing in of senators could not De
stonned by such a resolution; Moses
contended that action, under ene
rules, had to go over until tomorrow.
The resolution, taking cognlzanCe
oamnaign for the seat of the late
senator Fernald specified that Gould
vas to be- seated, the inquiry to be
undertaken later. It said that 1T
would be Inconsistent" of the SEN
ate. to ignore the charges.
The text of the Walsh resolution
follows: 49,.
"Whereas, it is reported by the
press that in certain procefdinss
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year, describing them as analogous
to a plea of guilty in a criminal pro-
ceeding and representing simply
submission by the defendant in equi-
ty to the demands Of the petitioner"
Gradual clearing UP of the thous-
ands Of criminal and civic cases
growing out of the war was shown
in the reports of other assistants.
Attorney General Sargent reiterat-
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ACTION TO-DAY
fContinued from Paue One)

tor Bert M. Fernald, a committee
acting in the interests Of Fulton ].
Redman. Democratic candidate, re-
vived the charge made in 1910 by
Chief Justice Harrison A. McKeown
Of New Brunswick that Mr.. Gould's
payment Of 100000 to Premier ]. X.
F'lemming Of that province was "a
bribe."
Justice McKeown, in dismissing the
claim made by Mr.. Gould and his as
sociates in the construction Of the st.