Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-22

Haverhfll, March 20--William H.
| Mooney of Georgetown, fireman.
was arraigned in the central district
court today on charges of intoxica-
ton and operating an automobile
while under ahe influence of LIQUOR.
He was arrested In Georgetown on
Monday by George Moffet, chief of
police, and at the time of arrest. in
sisted that he had not been drinking,
but that ne had been using an excess
isive amount Of snuff.
Judge Barnes in district court YES
terday failed to see that Julia Soren-
dino of IL Frankfort street, East Bos-
ton, should be taken from school be-
cause OF the mere fact that she is to
be married In August. He felt that
outside of the ethics of the case there
was many slip between the cup and
the lip. Therefore he fined the girls
father, Leonardo, IS, and ordered him
to send Julia to school until she was
Is. Leonardo had been brought in by
an attendance officer whose order to
return the girl to school he had dis
obeyeu on the ground that being on
the eve of marriage she did not need
any more education.
/ New York, March 20-Anxiety at
Plymouth, VT, over the non-arrival of
airplanes leased by two local news
paper picture concerns, was dismiss
sed at the companies officers today
The international News Reel said
that it's plane was forced to land at
Albany when it ran into a storm, but
would continue the journey in a short
time. The Pacific and Atlantic said
| ifo a fn - Io%N ,t,,-t
and was not expected at Plymouth
until shortly before the funeral of
Col. Coolidge.
Chicago, March 20-(AP)-Horace
Liveright, New York publisher, who
argued for uneensored book publica-
ton and play production in an ad-
dress here Thursday night, appeared
disconnected today after he had
viewed his remarks ON sex education
and nudity printed in Chicago news
papers. Liveright indicated, the Tri-
bune said, that he did not believe such
things good for general reading.
"Only intelligent people can under
stand my attitude on sex matters"
the newspaper quotes him as saying,
: adding that that was all he would
say except that he was quite rolled
, over the publication of his remarks.
i Rome, March 20-(AP)-Count Car
10 Calvi a Bergolo, husband of Prin-
cess Yolanda, eldest daughter of the
Italian sovereigns, was injured today
, when thrown from his horse. He was
q injured internally, but it is believed,
not dangerously.
Hartford, March 20-(AP)-An-
other definite move in the continued
effort to save Gerald Chapman from
: hanging April will be taken within
: the week, Frederick ]. Groehl of New
York. the convicted murderer's senior
: counsel, said today after he and as
. sOciate counsel had conferred here
and had spent an hour with Chapman
, at the state prison.
Lawrence. Mass. March 20-Ex-
: Alderman and Mrs. John S. Todd.
5 parents of Miss Thema Todd one of
the Paramount Pictures school grad
. yates, emphatically sta d here today
= that they knew. nothing of their
4 daughters reported engagement to
/, Robert Andrews, also a school gradu-
4 ate.
= Washington, March 20--A letter
: sharply critical of Secretary Melons
| reported action in directing that bu-
:, reau chiefs of the treasury try to find
: other federal jobs for 200 or more
clerks in the treasury department
legislated out of office as result Of
cuts in appropriations by congress
| was addressed to Secretary Mellon
] today by Representative Martin L.
} Davey of Ohio
n Lawrence. March 20-John Brown,
4 alias Mitchell Latieur, was found
= guilty of obtaining money under false
n pretenses in district court today and
8 sentenced to four months in the
house of correction. He was charged
| with canvassing from house to house
; for orders for shoes and receiving
c deposits of from so cents to 81. The
4 would-be buyers did not receive the
p shoes. The police say Brown is
h wanted in Nashua, n. H., where he is
: alleged to have collected about $500
in manner similar to that employed
in this city.
e Cleveland, March 20--(AP)-Ma-
s terial Increases in net income COM
: pared with the same month last year
5. are shown in Nickel Plate railroad
earnings for February, announced
X today. Net income after all charges
n was $S3S.735.14, an increase of $780,
n 17413. Operating revenues S4,0SE-
t $50 were q decrease of $40,2T over
|. February, 1925.
$ Nashua. N H.. March 20-The
d mystery as to the infant child found
| on the Montreal express just before
the train reached Lowell. was cleared
today. when Mrs. Adeine Pcllerin
= claimed the body of the child. An in
i vestigation satisfied the mother that
4 she had given birth TO twins. The
= body was brought to this city today
q and services were held at st. Louis
: de Gonzague church. The body was
placed in the family lot beside that
of the other infant that died at the
! Nashua hospital.
t New York March 20.-(AP) -
= Bishop James E. Freeman Of the
: Episcopal diocese of Washington. in
= announcing today the formation of q
= commission on evangelism in the
f Episcopal church, said the failure OF
g. law to effect wholesome reforms was
c due primarily to the low moral char
. aeter of people. The commission was
! authorized at the general convention
/ Of the church in New Orleans last
4 year.
East Dedhsm, Mass. March 20
$ (AP) - Stanisiaw Katoski, q Cam
I bridge cabinet maker, was arrested
today and charged with the murder
+ of his wife, Frances. Her body was
, found yesterday pinned down by a
I boulder in brook, bearing three
] wounds on the head and a fractured
! skull.