Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-09

| Derussey's lane on night Of double
murder after refusing to reveal name
Of girl companion
Chicago. Nov. 8-(P-Federal in
| auiry into the sale of liquor in the
| city and county building, which led
| Saturday to the arrest of three coun-
| ty employees In the tax extension
offices of the county clerk today re-
| suited in the arrest of clerk in the
city comptrollers office. Prohibition
| agents served a warrant on Austin
! T. Concannon, clerk in the paymas-
| ter's division, which charged that ne
| had worked with William Dessow,
county employe arrested Saturday IN
purveying drinks to employees. Agents
said that purchased liquor from the
pair in the corridor outside the
mayors office.
White Plains, n. Y, Nov. 8--(P)--
Notice of motion for alimony 'and
counsel fees returnable at 10 o'clock
Thursday, Nov. IL, before Supreme
Court Justice Morschaser was filed
in the county clerks office by Mrs.
Frances Heenan (Peaches) Browning
in connection with her pending sep
aration suit against Edward w.
Browning, her husband.
Mitchell S. D., Nov 8--tP)-Two
South Dakota colleges have notified
Pi Kappa Delta, national forensic So
ciety, that they win not groom de-
batting teams to argue that the Vol
stead law needs amendment to per
nit sale Of light wines and beer. The
society chose as the years subject Tor
mems forensics: "Resolved that the
Volstead law be amended to permit
sale of light wine and beer
Washington, Nov. S-(P)--A birth
day was celebrated at the White
House today when President Coolidge
Joined in observing the seventeen an
niversary of Frank w. Stearns Oh
Boston. Mr.. Stearns who has not
been at the White House since last
summer, came here from Boston for
the day and received Congratulations.
Managua Nicaragua, Nov. 8.-(A'l
The liberal revolutionaires, Waglng
war against the government. were
repulsed in two battles yesterday,
saws a government announcement
| Battles took place at Sapoa and Los
| Tablones. The revolutionaires are
reported to have suffered heavy loss
es.
Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 8.-(P)-
,, The Harvard Athletic Association
announced tonight that all available
space in the stadium had been sold
for the Harvard Brown football con-
test next Saturday. Allotment of
tickets for Harvard students and
graduates was 20 900. Brown was al
lotted 1900 The remaining 2l,eO0
seats were sold at the Harvard Attn
letic Association today.
Washington. Nov. S.--(P,-Senator
Blease. Democrat, of South Carolina,
took issue today with those Demo-
cratic senators who would move to
declare vacant the senate seats to
which William S. Ware of Pennsyl-
vania and Frank L. Smith of Illinois
were elected last Tuesday. The
South Carolinian said he would vote
to seat both of these senators unless
it could be shown that their election
had been obtained by fraud or cor
luption.
Buffalo. y. Y. Nov. S.-lP)-Jim-
my Maloney of Boston. 202 Knocked
out Tony Stabenau. Buffalo, 1877 in
one round here tonight,
Concord. \. H.. Nov. S.--t4l-State
and city leaders gathered here this
afternoon for the funeral of Post
master William d. Chandler, a lead
er for many years in Masonic ana
New Hampshire Republican circles
Simple services were held at the re-
quest of the family and relatives.
Among the bearers was L. s. Sena-
tor George Il Moses, who was for
many years an associate of Mr.
Chandler when the latter was pub
Usher of the Monitor here
Chicago, Nov S.-(Pl-"The first
youll hear of Sousa's retirement is