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Sun-Journal from Lewiston, Maine • 1

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ft Tfe1 Mtnosaota Nobmaka Since March 192ft ThhTtooiyScolutedJiySoBe'B '34 -t! i4 WASHINGTON Nov barometer of political opinion will bo rsatr at tho pblls Tuesday Nov when another national House of Beprmpntotlvoo mors than third of msabsrshlp and II governors of states together with- Mato legislatures and local officials will bo chosen Nationally tho general Tuesday la tho flrst of the JfldMtngfby virtual administration thus It Is regarded slvsa or by many as a toot bearing npoji tha next Presidential campaign? Tha KWHgaor Now New fork Ohio Pennsylvania Carolina Toxaa Tho country dominant democrata Single TaX TRACES BOY TO OQUOSSOC 9 Boy Seen in Auburn Saturday Believed Not to Be Ralph but Moran Boy From Hollywood Conn Woman Reappears in the own -V-- DilAiffr to Ballsy's garage waV recalled On tho Chance that ho might bo- tho Ralph boy tho Lewiston Journal cent an automobile party' to try to locate the bay-In the party were two LONDON Nov I (By tl Aao-elated A report (hot Turkish National HMinbly at iigtn has pmtd law auppieealng the Sultanate of Turkey ahd the lew of auc-ceeealon to the throne la contained in a despatch' te the Eachange Telegraph? from its CoMtantlaople cor-respendrnt who quotce dwpatehc from Angora Such action by Hie national aa-eeriib'y would mean ofeotuse that the Sultan la' deposed In this fuluiUT according to the despatch the only caliph in Turkey will be periodically eut-icd without government prerogative all power being in toe hands of tne national assembly CON8TANTINOFLA Nov I (By the Associated Press) The Angora assembly last night decided unanimously that it la Invested with sovereign rights and that tha Turkish Nationalist government Is: the keystone of the caliphate and today the newspapers carry them head Unosipttoman empire collapsed in its place there has arlstn new Sallonai Turkish Sultanate bolished" The decision of the assembly was nnounced by a salute Of Ill suns Immediately the soldiers sad civilians began to celebrate the occasion to the blare of military bends end the bright flares of torch bearers ANGORA Nov I (By the Associated Pram) The Turkish Nationalist government at Angora has announced that it considers null und void nil treaties eonvsntions concluded sines March II ltfO by the Censtuntlnople admlnletratlan Continued frame Ftgo On "DANCING AT BAXES NOT OPPORTUNITY TO HUG GIRLr-POMEROY y- '--W Ip and- wkheut herifallon to go to Those tMnga have aD bean tolit and they have an been denied It hna lbs been- totd how he refused FredJt to tha men Mho were eafc'oirwfamke end IhaL toe ban been denied i -v 1 YBtAjfera' Webber caretaker at tha JayibridgO' Ms tlon has known Arthur- Allen all hla Ufa who has had' ekperienee In many plneea know people and fat more or Toes a student of human nature' nays emphatically that Arthur Allen was threatened by strikers last roar after he had- refused to- heed their request not to rail to etrlks break- "Of- course he says Mr Webber people were-t I know Didn't they threaten met I rati Ultte mUk and they came and told me not to let the min the company kmgM'fo have' any milk I told them that so long an (he breakers any Wksr people had iho money to pay for milk Pd sell it to them See Whod MwtoBtmiglitert "Their Hke that rad told me threatened' as other RILEY Nov I Special WhUs there In no official statement an to opinion of Franklin' county officers engaged In Investigating the killing of Arthur Allan of this town at tho gravel pit kan a week ago thin morning tho rather oral belief Je that they are working on tho theory that its motive orifl-natee In the etrlks of paper min' cfhiployao here In 1IIL From tho flrtt there hoe A Mate that hr that long drawn oat labor -controversy would be found tho- ndlhMoa of the mystery This waa expressed by a wins shake of the head or tho amaraneo: Tt has something to do with tho Again -there have beon'atorlaa cf differences which Hr JUloa I with tho strikers at the Mane that ha unreservedly expressed hie opinion of them and their movements that when they rcqnerted him- not to MU supplies to tee atrlke breakers whteh the International Paper Co owners and leporatmm of tho mill brought her ho fold th I I i'V I a- 3 aH ii a I 3rl if i rt- HE I'fe -r 1 i-' ssaagt gsaf sss threatened and he told them blnnt-1- tetlmeirfiroirid toNUdid letthv MAINE READY TO PICK-RUN TITLE Picked Cross Country Runners of Four Maine Colleges Will Be Loosed Over Bates Route at 3 ShH ramp mw 1 -c i' 't --5? -rtjlr i'' OWNEROF'MAINSTrBLOGK ANDTHEDWOMAN EYE-WITNESS AT NEWBRUNSWICK Uealir -SaldL -tdf Be Known Only to-Two InvMtigflton Who Are Silmt on Detailfl NKW BRUNSWICK Nov I Deputy Attorney General Wilbur Mott has discovered another man of the murder of tho ltev Edward Wheslsr Hall and Mrs Elmnor Reinhardt Mllla ae-coi-ding to reports hen today Her' Identity is aul dto be known ony to Mr Mott and Detective James Mason chief investigator-Neither would any whathar tho woman actually raw the oom mission of tho crime or merely aaw tho principals on tha Phillips farm on the night of the murder Working from aecrst headquarters Mr Hrtt to credited with having about competed the cam It Ut said he plans to begin presenting the cam to tho grand jury tomorrow and that any further delay would bo Only for the purpura of strengthening his eras fort rtaL Thq brick building at MaTa and Middle street Lewieton la whteh la located the tailoring of John Coburn and th Bell Ante ban been purchased by Mr Coborn for 14TJN aeeerdlag to the' revenue stamp attached the deed recorded Friday at the County building Auburn Tin property Nevada Hampshire Now Jersey Now Mextoe -North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Rhode Inland South South' Dakota Tennessee Vermont Wisconsin and Wyoming Two Parties battlo-of ballots thruout the largely la between 'the two parties republicans and Tho election la marked flag of tho Progree-Bnll Moose party Socialist Prohibitionist Farmer-Labor and other organise tlona howrvrr oontlauaff tho ballots hers and thsre with some inds-paadant and other miscellaneous designations Also marking tha -local campaigns and often affecting thp congrcmlonal eon testa arc the liquor- Em Urn and other Cougrmslonal candidates mostly in tor tho fUxty-elghth Cons row which will hot asMmbla until Do-' comber- IW anlem npceinl Maa next rammer should bo Of the IT aonntorial Mats at GRUESOME FINDS MAY BE MEDICAL STUDENT PRANK fl 1 vfM KrUeacei Tat Held Had Been Preserved la Alcohol la Report NEW YORK Nov I The prank of a medical student--a verffiot where grneeeme remains are found In public plaera was the report made today by Medical Ex-amiaer Herd of Richmond on the dlsoevety of the head of an aged man on Staten Wan'd near Travle-vllla yeaterday The manner In which the eyes and other organs had bqen removed showed to be the work- of as expert Dr Mord nmerted Ho added that there eras evidence that the hand had been preserved In alcohol for some time A charge of violating tho sanitary eode will ho lodged against tkOr-oa who placed the woods If he la found CALLS FASCISTI MODERN BANDITS NSW YORK Nov I (By the Associated Press Th rosiest 1 movement 1 modern form of banditry" will holdite power In Italy only a abort time la tbe belief of Jean Lenguell fa-men Socialist leader of France who arrived here today oa th Mauretania HAY ASK FOREIGN LOAN TOSTABliiZETHE HARK LONDON- Nov The Ofrmaa eablsst according a Central New djpatch has derided to ask this reparatlona commlseloa for per-mlerien to negotiate a foreign loan of MMIMflfl gold marka tor the purpose of stabilising tho mark AVEZZAN0 ITALIAN -AMBASSADOR TO LONDON Nra- (By tho Arabri-aled Baron Romano Avon-can has boon appointed Italian nmBnsmder to tho which prat ho fsrmriy he)d to eueceed VltOril Rled( reelgned aecordieg to 'Rome adviera received herd imdagedispdtY AT LABOR CONFERENCE CMDfSVA- Nov fl (By thq atod The Gennaa voptoom-daUve fo goderai labor eoaMrnnra kero hA tho meMing thin afternoon owing to differences eoneernlng th us ef th iGertnaa languaga weailu-r mads condi-tlona ldfiil for tbe Maine Interoolle-gisto I'nin Country championship which will 1 run over the Bates course in lewieton Friday afternoon The ecunw la perhaps the second Imi'dast In tho StaU Maine's layout over the atmulpipo hill being considered the1 moot gruelling of any The race will Mart from Uar-celon FU-ld at I o'clock Runners of Colby and Maine arrived in Lewieton yesterday Baw-doln men came thin morning The race Is conceded to be between Maine end Bates thle fall-Baiea lias won the last three yearn while Maine toon five straight heats In previous years OSCAR J0MIBWU1NG SOLD TO DELBERf ANDREWS! PRESiimifS 4- a Jl! Very wU M''8taeTdE(iUflMpar: q- mFij-F of Gnttiddf wtloorwM mony of gnitltaffi amnnnlS- r- pie to oierTs 7DiaNo-vSd today' ealls npen thAfieriaaa to obeem Thmi )touh la "ke day of lharaksgarlpg- aapplh Mon and IhwtMttM Dhm prmRmntM UranstA' 4 "Bytha pni(ffiwafyr tha-ljnttod States ef Amrilea' MA thabeglil the euetom ysv metebtlehed the--! devout- fokenst Ini binumr- -rtii rr RdtthM h- Coburn of LMrtetanfifo -of John William Chtnriragf ciWanehaNf of'1 Pocterevlll Cellf-- ahd Oeragi Blanchard of Mstilud Fall NY fradrrilngi tho Iran ef Hi CobertU mhara mrrted IN worth of etampq vhllo the (flrijf of 11 Item Chum Ing and -Ge erg Btenehard ber fill MI 2SfMi iVtu'i V' 1v' npkM trie bulUlisc Vlthia Tho- hwMiag'lhmn been'- Standing ringe-I(trwJLfara-jjtot aoMiPtef hyi: tha Roblnaolo dreag'itor and alnee-c' cnplef brtheApcarJoa Drag eta TO SEARCH Bmr VV'' y- 4 Cwnity Attimcy Gewaa Asks 'forVoIutMralflHiiiit Af Missing Kdfeieflfili JReus vi-j- -v -f WISCASSET Oewty At torney Gk'A'OriMam reveu evnr 5 body la the eramcy Rterantod to- bo gt Brier tojrm'at tlheri georeh-V of tha premies- There will reeompenra ether'' tken Reward offered Lnrah 1- -wrUt bo eemd ut nooaj A mrnuBDnNivt MSEH GRAN ESTATE -r r4 NKW ORUASffKk Nra- Sc-A Sgtoi sr i tor the IIIIM4 wmtate Ha hyJ a OnaLVpnriffiwnt OCA wwka of Hided XJCwbrSMI tom thou' year ig1 wu begu wh twowome alhgrdne to ha the wto down of OraMflhwd itetaM latty court fhr'tho eeUaia' i The wrane Mrw Kellto Grant and Mr KeboI Broun beet elahnod to hara mnarriad Omni ta 1114 and JbW rarapeetteUWv HARKSAaraiOtA MLOYREttrO -V' NKW YOBX -tX Otinnnn mark riumpit tea aariher new low reeord today Irita qnetod lit' the local market at X' id eenln a torn-dred er nmttMi UMh the dollar X- Swedlek Seqem regletered a top prim tor th ywrii flflll ran i each while Dttate GiOdere eqaallr tho yoor's pwloei 'Ugh qt llti republican 'TnsM go before thf Country largely on tha record ct Prosl-dent Harding and tha prsosnt coo-gram an Issue accepted by their democratic and other oppoasu Excepting In Mains wMtl tho elections were held last gsptsmher the new llth Congress of III mom-ben will be choaen Tuspday f) all statm Thirty-seven gsnatori hi 14 Malm also will bo fleeted Tho Mateo Mooting governors are Alabama Arisoua Arkaasaq California Oolondo Connootient Oscrglf Idaho Iowa Kurn -MamoehuoMto BatM Peu WazifljMcn Agfliscl the Jan Stylf of Dandflf Danclng at Bates college net foil into tho ways of lass Inf or will foil by-tha Not la them words Ml dally Prof Fred Bemerdy'doan PC tho mea told tha men after Shop-el Friday The talk by Prof Pomeroy rempanled on answer to (he request ef tho students that campus dance be allowed to run later in the evening than la now permitted "No wan tha answer Prof Pomeroy said that ho not opposed to dancing bat ha did not want to am the typo of dancing that to- carried on at Am bufi ban and Beacon kalL at Bates college la not an opportunity to hng a girl' Prof Pomeroy In tho coarse of (li remarks BOSTON Nov Tho Jury In the second trial of Thomas Gotti fan of Revere tor the murder by poisoning of hla aunt Mm Cook took tho cam at 11-Ii today CapL Larkin Soggcats Paras of $5000 sad Asks That a $1000 Forfeit Be Posted BOSTON Nov" I Another challenge for a maieh race between the Boston Ashing' schooner Mayflower and the Bluenose International flsh Ing vessel champion was telegraphed today to Captain -Angua Walter kipper of the hitter by Captain Henry 'lnrkln master of thgr Mayflower The message sent before the Mayflower left tor haddock fishing aug-grata purpose- of not lees than IMII and Oaks that a tlMfl fortMt bo posted "to ensure good faith" The telegram reforrad to tho tellur to cany out an agreement tp meet tho Mayflower at OloMteter and added: "Your telegram nays you will agree to race Mayflower In neutral wntom within a month "Twice before you have gone-haek pa ypur agreement to nee Mayflower and therefore I have ao-uraace yon will keep your -word MW "Blueuoae wm twice beaten Ay the Ford When a challenge tor a fifth nee wm Issued you apparently had net the courage to enter you oehooner tor a rfibber "There to honor to be obtained la raring against a vesesbririce footed Yet Mayflower admlnnhra reedy to nira half of a puree for a race against tho rami the Judges have adjudged the inner wlaara of match nra to take an Wo would require a purse of not lese than IMII and tho porting of a I lflM forfrit to enenre good frith Honry Lnrkl "Master of Mayflower undisputed champloa flshiag schooner of the Hrarch by Ihs Lewiston Journal for Grattan Ralph 14 year old Hartford Conn boy missing from horns since September Is believed tu establish that the boy who corresponded to Ralph! description and who paased thru Lowlston-Jtaburn Saturday was not Ralph but a Hollywood Conn lad named Monv A boy whose description and Ilka? ness to tho pictured of Ralph 'was almost Identical has bees found In Oquomoc This la undoubtedly the boy who stopped at Bailey's garage In Auburn Saturday Inquiring the way to Romford Ho says hD name Is Horan and that ha earns over the read from Hollywood Conn Joaraal Sent Party Following tho publication of tho call for beip-from Ralph of Hartford Cona tho visit of a boy Mctlinley Bales McKeeman Maine Holt Bates Patten Maine In that order arc tha only man left of tha flrst IS to flnlehlart year who sis entered today Altho the Garnet has a couple of hitches on to trophy by virtue of Its victories In ISIS and If II the competition is predicted to prove nnu anally keen Friday with Maine the favorite to romp home In the lead Tha loss by graduation was about evenly balanced In the four collegi Buker of Hates Hart of Bowdojn Herrick of Maine and Mercer of Colby left their respective folds at tho same time and (ho team which will be able to develop mea to assume these leading places for points will suffer tho least urduy The Maine Mascot Bananas IV a bjnr will not be the only mascot the Held os the ease was In the Inst few years but he will And In Kequlmo dog a real rivofc -The new Bowdolq mascot la a trud representative of Bowdoln Hie halMs white with -Black tips Bow-dolii colors Ha Is a largo dog and a very good specimen of the squint breed change Ip plana At least one store tito Stctaon Co will ctboe Noe tt and It la ee ported-that at veral others are Intending to closs at noon Satardsy A meeting of tho eouncUisn othc Bureau may be called Monday' to sec whether any change la the decision iould be feasible ft has been a (wrested that the storse keep opaa Friday crewing closing at nooir A paradi has been planned for tho afternoon with memorial exercises hi City Ifnll In the evening -Edward Stetson of Stetson Co wlR close hie store Aral Stic Day Armistice Dor has tender nuirortorMr Mr Stetson whose two beys were in the Army -thru the war gc(ng 'out from Lewiston with the Mat Artillery NatlpnaLGuard 1 LAWltENCB Mask Nov kThc body of Wm Goskl was found "on the stops tagtha hour of a house on South Cain a struct early this morning -a ad hulda thfr flrst-' floor wn a still In full opsratioa Fu from tho Mill ortho gas Move naathi arc bellarad to bavp rnjponslble for tho man's death BLACK AND WHITE DOG FORBOWDOINMASCOT BLUENOSE CHALLENGED BY MAYFLOWER SKIPPER ItRL'XdWICK I (Special) Iiiiwdoin college Is to have cot Saturday afternoon on Whittier field for ill annual Uowduin-Maina football game Donald Hnc-ICIllan brought 'from the north lurgo blqrk and white Es-qulnio dog with him and has presented It to Bqwdoln undrrgradu ates 'an-! ohimnl for a mascot Sat- CERTIFICATE OF CLEANHEALTH Chicago High Giri Grads Will Bo Advised to Deataad This of Mea They Propose to Wed CHICAGO Nra Every High soohol glria who reaches a graduating elans In the Chicago publle eehorin will be nd vised to demand a eertlflcat of clean health from tho man aba propeara to wed according to Peter A Mortens- on-perintebdest of school Tho mw ruUng will carry with It added Instruction to eugualee by High school dean he said No into ruction i rag matters win given -to mixed etasraa or In tho lower grade the superintendent added SATED AMERICAN HAIL FROH THE SMYRNA FIRE WASHINGTON NoV L-Ame-la Smyrna Mas saved conflagration following the eaptur of the city by Turkish force according to Intormatlun which has reached tho PoM office Department The Greek authorities at Smyrna tuned over to t)w Amorlena coosul right seeks of mall Jrom th United State tomr sacks of which contained registered Th Turkish officiate have Informed the PoetoSc Deportment that nnregletored mall baa mw be pent -to Smyrna via Conetaatlnopte WHi INHERIT $25000 NEW YOKE Nra flMr-nra of lllIDD on eeedUlon that ehc get married Mira Rath Spanler of Corona- Queen hna derided to continue selling bread rolls and pies in her mother's gtor Wm Spanler tL and pfotty pm named banefleiniy lei the WUl of vtef 'Jacob ffpaaierrwho died In Loo Angale CaHt r- "I oertalsly will not many tor money oho sold "When I marry It shall ho tor love and will not alter fay plans Just bee nee of thin beqneoty- NIRX MAT COMB TO 'Skta-' ROME- Nra tt-Former Premier Fronrisoo NttU In reported to have made eppliaettea for a passport la nrder to go to Amerea Thera to lm tot between oa-PNmlsr Nlttl and the FaodatL So bitter 'weoTTheTherisU feeUng agalnM hlmr that hie home' In Naples was pladad under guard daring the re east Faadatl S'iETSONCO WILL CLOSE ON NO 11 j'-V The Oscar Jonra bulldlng Main and Coart street Auburn ban bran arid to PolbcrTTB-Andrewn '-m-tr jmrtx of Auburn burinera PM: tt to rid flats uImiu brick bnMag wm IRANSFHtRING ASIDR WEALTH TO GT BRITAIN Besurk Altribatcd to Major John Jacob Artpr ia Reply to Heckler at Rally i LONDON Nov Cr-Tho remark made -yeeterday bf MaJor John Ja-eoh Aator who eald "I am traas forring my wealth from Aineriea to thin country" waaopvated as bl item df news la this' morn lag's pa-Om hMtdliM raad: "AMor pillions eomlnff her" By aomo tt wan (bat the 'major -who te a brother of Viscount Astor merely referred to kin meant investment -In Lord shara of tho London Timed Mock which fen and A Writer pnrrhaeed tor morn than to feat othera gave tha remark more nenaational tor Kijw AMor who to eoa testing tor a ueot from Dover the electloa made tho Mtteoeent la replytog to a horiefor who Inquired whether ho was going to expose hto own wealth to Brittoh taxation-: a- NKWYORK Nov Thor wan mneh ppeentotidB te New York day oyer tho reported -naaoni meat in London yeMerdsy by MnJer The Horn Jaooh AMor that ho traokferrtog kto werith from-Amer-to Knglomd tko realty and peril holdings pt tho 1st Baron (William Waldorf AMor la tha United States (Waned more thaa ItotoMOfl aeeordlag to a reforeel report Sled tut March ia Suprem rarti'v-''''-v- i V-V- floverai piece New York property have been arid by MoJor A- in th pool few- yean but fl to eonsldarad' unlikely Ae will dtopom of all real -estate la foin mantiy but rather will transfer hto Income er in Rngtoad "fi snna senm yi- YORK Nv L-uA New department Mere ban paced for toting emits with the skirts alM toehra fram the ground Since the action edits Botail Her-ehnnUf ilureuu of Lewiston deciding to keep their Mere opes -bn day Armlailro'Day therd has becneotf-eldvrnMe senHmervt heard for a CLOUDY Buys Hundred Million Roubles For Sixty Dollars SAX PRAXC1SOO Nov Ellleoa foreign exehaage hianeger ef a local steamship concern announced today ho has bought one hundred million Rusateu florist rouble notes for fit American gold RR TRACK DYNAMITED NEAR MARSHFIELD MO SPRINGFIELD If Nor 1 Dynamiters but nlghf blew up portion ef the track Of the St Lou-ie-8an Ffondeco Bnatora division one mile vest of Uarshletd Depu ty Ifamhalo and agents stationed herwwsra'nmhed to-tho aeon lb miles from her The break la tho rail sM an auto-matlo block signal and Mopped an approaching train' An apparent effort by tho dynamftera to prevent tee block signal from operating foiled Tha brake -ratio wore repaired la about an hour and traffic Vesessed This is tho sixth dynamiting la thle regie daring tha Ism month HOP OFFFOR NON-STOP FUfflTAaOSS1HEUS SAN DIEGO Novi UeUebahta John A Madtondy and Oakley Kelley dray aviator took off at Rockwell Field at IM a jaw' today ht attempt to mom tha eoatiaent from San DUi to Now York without atop la the grant monoplane Their plaase which' had aet hooh altered early today called for them to Or direrily frem RockweU Field hero to Kev-Tork WltUITi NUTOV Nov -Foreeast for nan heru New Rain tonight Wit urtfoy' cloudy Little change In temperature fraih Shirting winds becoming westerly Foreear i fofeoujhorn New Eng-landi Main thte afternoon and in ntgirt Saturday partly eloady: lUtw 'change in temperature: rresh north- east shifting tonorthweetwlnd Beta 4IT (Seta Mgtb Pt ay If bra 11 Dar errsse bra I win f7h ay of year Wv If mid mla -4-41 ailq Jl ssla.

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