New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1920, Page 1

. l- A1 NEW BRlTAlN CONNFCT 1C1 [E——— ‘BEST WISHES WIRE| PALMER WITHDRAWS FROMRACE A e o WILSON SENDS C0X COX NAMED ON 44th BALLOT A HIS SUPPORTERS SWING TO OHI ‘James M. Cox, Democratic Nominee, Who He Is | Convention Al CONGRATU%TI% POUR IN| And What He Has Done In His Native State‘ Late This Af Ttas' xo Forc| -Roosevelt Vice Presiden PRICE THREE € .STABLISHED 1870 TUEQDAY JULY 6, 1920. I\WFI V[: PAGES. e —————e BRITISH FORCES BOMBARD TURKISH POSITIONS NEAR | CITY OF CONSTANTINOPLE | 6.—Sen- sent the fol- Governor Columbus, July ator Harding today lowing me 3 Cox: “I recall a much remarked cartoon which portrayed you and me & newsboys contesting for the White Ho delivery. it seems to have been prophetic As an Ohioan and Ohio pub- lisher 1 \gratulaie you your notable viciory.” McAdoo Feels Relieved and Davis Sees Candidate as Victor Allied Troops Are MAYOR OF BRISTOL IS Compelled To With:- | OUT FOR CONGRESSMAN draw, Leaving Na- LR " tionals In"Possession | an on Saiias Governor Cox iimself mal Statemcat to Make. But Em- | Joseph Dutton Wants Place. BRIDGEPORT GROCER to Be Left Vacant By Lon- | KILLED BY ROBBERS o= His Wife When Infermed of His Trinmph ergan—Is Democrat. GREEK GIRLS ARE HELD AS HOSTAGE Turks, Realizing Small Force Of English Troops, Con- stantly Defies the Navy. ! Coltmbus, O, July President .-—Congratula- lnee. ¥ Wilson were re- o £ 3 SunbE \‘f":""':;V' < l\;w\-* . The s 2 e “ Cox, three sovern R SamimC hosn: nominated syor the home in Dayvte : this mornng by thd 1t said convention injine break’ “Please the most proionged dead| ulations a { history of national politi It took 44 ballots to m and it was not uatil the { Attorney Gen. Palmer witl the race that the long i roll calls showed any d In the turn-over of delegates Cox sained chd over William G. MeAdg | for first place since earl loting and that auviniag ost. With its choice {tion adjourned till name a candidate dency. Franklin Rooscvelt M Should it be decided ond place on the licket Roosevelt secretary of n !to be a favorite but if th gocs lo the west there possibilities ' talked abo leaders. g | Supporters of Cox wo the nomination by pers! tering =2t the McAdoo ‘forces in many states {long series of shiftings which left now one an 'oll\eu\ of the candidate On the opening ballot] was in third place. Heyd Palmer, however and;on lot went ahead of Mcid | balance began to {Cox and McAdoo jend of the 39th | found. (= two d Stabb-l By Three Men Who tons from cived July 6 isco, al to T —May has & wia) »seph Dut- | the solicit many fricnds “tate vn hat nto the the congressional ion succeed Auzustine who has @ inounced h from Mice, In risiol othey cities and towns in Mayor Dutten is well i the opinion of | (Spect b by istol, July 6 of this city of his thronghont ntered Store Entercd Store to s : times and werno B ! 1 to his | ton Him of Moncy. t early S Bridgeport, July 6.—Carmino An- drenilio o grocer at 173 Church street who shot by one of three men who entered his p e to rob yester- d died at the hospital today. He was stabbed. The bullet wound was in the »domen. Before death Andrenillo made a the his or ceept my d cordial WOODROW Mrs. MeAdoo Is Huntington. N. Y.. July 6.-—Whea W. G. McAdoo was informed upon : man 1o represent | Statement to the effect that the three arising that - Governor (ox 'of ington, I». C. in , Men. in between 19 and 25, came Ohio had been nominated he said: mazner that | nto the and demanded money “I am relicved and delighted tke has set as a | They were The grocer w call did not come to me | struck over with a black- Mre. McAdoo said: jack, then, knifed and shot. The “Th great. men ran down the street Andrenil- S lo staggcred to the sireet called for Greetings From , | help ‘and save to the first man who July 6.-—Amb: . | reached him 70 which he had in today nt the his pocket. Governor Cox BANQUET FOR DR. HUPERT You can and wiil Popular Doctor Given Farcwell Party hearty congrat- hest wish WIL<ON. was nomin Lonergan tirement i in many the district Kinwn, 1 his friends district hly man «t also Pleascd. July 6 have London troops Asintie shore about 10 miles dand opposite the on the European ,dispatch to the nople Frhting Gireek troops in eptry of the na The British # bombarded th nationalists, Belcos, the withdrawn Turk ipied Delcos. of the Heporus, from Constantinopl allied headquarters side, ording Cor ! nationa R int the o on just m effic Lonerzan 1hie 1o store o a8l dard Mail fre tanti- The entrance of Mayor Dution into | with the Hritish and \tiaate for gre o ollowe iched the « Congressr sive up refused e the head s made noon tor th tield as a that politician Ae 1 cc towr Davis, ador John following first has r - since A listas, fleet, the Turkish pos however allied troc London, Davis says report »ns. T cont!nue to hol haing ‘0 hearty coa, nomination ad the party tory.” BERLIN POLICE ACTIVE Kept been | to a well deserved vic- Rombardment Constantinople, Preea.) Threatened. July 1 (R4 The Bom dment of Wosqug, at Brussa and de- of the town by airplane at- threatened in an ultimatum the goverhor of Brussa «Admiral de Robeck, British mmissioner at Constantinopl a8 been in eharge of Hritish YN« parties along the eoust of the M af Marmora @honalist force 1. “In violation & hi.ve attacked Candidate Is Silent. Dayton, O., July 6.—Governor Cox ! 5 3 today declined to make a statement | wa Ay i ’ regarding his nomination until he had o | feceived notification from the con- | vention. He received the news of his nomi- nation in his newspaper offices sur- | rounded by fellow-newspaper workers few relatives and friend The Associated Press wires | ” 3 flashed the news of his nomination his | . " 3 & { first act was cross the room ahd ! &7 Town Authorities Busy Over Week-end Arresting Law Violat- | by Friends—Will Go to Poland ors—Court Session This Evening. Soon. John H Dr. Julius Hubert, York to =ail given a farcwell banquet Monda:" afternoon at the Elks' clup by mem- bers of Kosciusko post. World War | Veterans, and the Polish Business Men's association. About 100 gath- ered to wish him a pleasant voyage | Kiss his wife and present him with a loving cup o | He ten show (heir apprecialion of his sery- | home of his closest personal friend, ices. A John A. McMahon, aged 70, dean of After the banquet Toastmaster Wil- | Davton lawyers, to whom he wished llam P. Sikora praised the doctor fo- | Personally to give the news. his work as advisor to Kosciusko post | Mrs. Cox was elated over the nom- and his untiring effoi ts during the -c- | ination and immediately sent a tele- cent epidemic. | gram g her father Thomas P. Blair Charity Commissioner Joseph Ow- | of Chicago siak spoke along similar lines, prais- ing the doctor and wishing him ths | best of luck. Joseph Puszkasz, president of Kos- ciusko post, spoke for his associ i and extended the good wishes of ‘he post Clemens Kalkowski. . Walenty Lech spoke for Business Men's ssociatio Miss Rumejko, a visiting of the medical work that | had accomplished amons citizens. At the Dr. Hubert loving cup, who feft for New for Poland, was Prassl of Hartford was ar- d this morning by Constable John "tt, on order of Prosecuting At- Churles . Lewis of Berlin on of reckless driving He will be arraign George G. Griswold town court tonight. As a result of a complaint pade to . Bettian w Constable Hackett this morning by @Mmsera and have hindered the land- , A thur Whitham of Christian Lane, S0t forces from the fieet Konsington, Thomas O'Nell of Berlin et was nrrested on the charge of assault Ruitish Froatige Suffors Whitham alleges that O'Neil started Wvitish prestige has suffered a hard " BeRel YR O day ot {n the repulse of landing purties » golEot et him. vptlous pointa In Turfkish waters. oo o S0t Bruthily assmsiied him. ykish _natlonalists, realizing Frsdimes g kdaidond ush Baye not sufficlent troops Samuel, Kutx lable to support thefr MAaFies, Jenee Dubouc ndetying the navy all Alonk pested ye R PerdSue the Bosporus and on th of assaulting Emelia v Sea of Marmora Julie, at s b Tho Britich warships are edagp ey Sl Rt e firige i Kun nests established Judge Grisold in the town court to nathnalists in the moeuntaine night. The men are ampioyes of the ports ‘In the aren to jointly Stiles & Reynolds Brick company. pled_by the Allies under the byt pationalist snipers continue o e y close to the to danger shipping Fortificati Frected tonsive fortifications have be made by the British on the mounts Wt Beicos, near the north entrance the Bosporus, where the dr Iron Duke hasx helled bang rarroundin atnin holding 40 G iris at firusan ns hostn nd are threaten v Ceh ng if the British ombard FOUND DEAD THIS MORNING rest Haek torney the char Berlin str Before Jud the Berl Vice today a says the ulti- at to territory o ked aa few hlocks to the Sea ai Y on the James M. Cox was born at Jack- | ered and shipped by his direction. He | sonburg, Butler county,-Ohio, March | brought.spme semblgnce of order out 31, 15 He had a public school and | of chaos within a short time. high school education. His early life | Ruled in Riots, ! was spent working on a farm and at- l Hardly had people ceased to talk | tending school. His parents were not | of his action during the disaster, ! even " comfortubly supplied - with | when the steel mill strikes in Ohio | money and voung Cox “had to work | hrought him 2 i i for all he got.” elarroanves ’L'Z‘l‘i:i‘-l,"?a?;?."'"}ffiflfi | slon. . On tha:SEety While still a boy he became print- | broke out in many parts of the state. | wie oy g, f1St tink | er's devil on a Cincinnati newspaper, | Cox issued a proclamation calling on ! il and on A and then after a short season teach- | an officidls to enforce the Taws against | ey oS, Fequired ing school, became a reporter on the | strikers and operators alike. Riots | mage i onged 16 Cincinnati Enquirer. continucd at Canton. e o Bought Dayton Cox decided the democratic mavor | Amidon ‘,'}"‘,‘g;j:,:: was at fault. removed him, established | McAdoo forces, | Of 8 a republican mayor and held troops in | were taken Friday | readiness to support the new mavor's first session Sat order. They were never called for | Saturday night rd service. o o 22 recorded yesterd Cox’s terms as governor were | day session and eif marked by progressive legislation—in Sox began g fact, it was this that caused his de- | fst. bodlER a:’; feat when he ran for the second time. | til the 15th, whes In the first session he sponsored and | lowest vote attes compelled the icgislatute to pass be- | the first taken fore its adjournment 56 progressive | sion, when it fell measures. S5k 3 Tnterests Fought Him. Many of these laws squeezed pow- | , A curious thi erful interests and, in retaliation, it | MCAd0oO was tha is said, they combined to causc his | tBe first ballot, Py him, and 266 on Cox’s workmen’s compensation law g'fh Water mariy is declared by King Albert of Belgium | P[0t At that to be a model for the world. It elim- |, &/mer openee inated the chief causes for argument | bfil:‘ t vote Was &8 between employer and employe and | : made the compensation of injured workmen or their families an auto- matic action of the state. Child labor and “blue sky’ laws, that have been copied by many other ! states, were fathered by Cox. Initia- | tive and referendum were hobbies of the governor. He saw that prisoners Cox Gi On the forts cession of most & to Cox put him Wi that great and lit went into the Cax ¢g the Mother's Grave visit the he died Alex of Beck by Constable Hackett and vhuck ley to Governor Cox planned grave of his mother today. at the age of X5 several years ago | and lived to see him inaugurated governor for a first term. An Ohio newspaper publisher will be the next president. Senator Hard- ing, the republican nominee, and Governor Cox both are publishers in the state constantly the near by Glinski and the Polisl he occu tr ANOTHER RAID IS MADE Federal Men Visit Spring Street Place Paper. appratsal of men and i s won him favor In the sight of Edwards Is Satisfied, Paul Sorg, millicnaire tobacco man, Jersey City. N. J., July 6.—Governor | nd. when Sorg was elected to con- Edwards, of New Jersey, sent the fol-, Bress in the '90s, Cox became his pri- lowing message to Governor Cox: [ entsiisacrsis [IRatiwas fthe SObIo “i3incere congratulations. Your nom- | §0Vernor’s real entry into politics. His ination is well deserved and .| acuteness as a secretary caused Sors e | to back him financially in buying the ommenting upon the nomination, | DAton Xews in 1398 e e ! ithin two vears The News. from “It is the best the convention could | & liability, became one of Dayton have done. 1 shail doall 1 can to help | PS5t Paving enterprises. It was Cox's 5 = uncanny perception of public opinion Sieot Covernar < that made him a successful editor. At o declared hel 3.4 time he showed no signs of be- vice-presiden- | .oming a reformer. offered to As the paper grew and earned more money, Cox bought the Springfield Press-Republic in 1903 and formed the News Leazue of Ohio with him- self as owner and editorial director. Elected Governor. in 1909 that Cox, who had eve on' Ohio politics since in Washington, made for- into_state politics the third Ohio district in con- ess from that vear until 1913. Then he was clected governor. Republi- cans said that his clection ‘as a demo- en- nurse Dr. Hu i the Polish told | His shrewd vhore as thin conclusion of the remarks, | was presented with *he engraved. “Fresented to | Dr. Hulrert by Kosciusko Post. World | War Veterans, and the Polish Busi- ness M-n’s association.” The doctor's farewell remarks were | & along lines of urging all the ex.rervice men to join Kosciusko post in order that it might be the strongest or- ganization in the city. He :old of his regrets in leaving New Britain and the friends he had made herc. He expeets to come back to New Britain some time next winter. Thix Morning and Proprictor Is Arrest. Mlaced Undler spe Two federal officers, assisted by Andr J visited tanski all cont’ ded od under a Harford for rpoon in the fedoral De- chard- =aloon Spring was propri- ind was nment and men m their execution of Stanislaus Bog the srect, where some liquor Cox.” o dwards consider the if it were ound, nnd etor was j taken this aft rrost could not tial nomination him, 1o g United slouths e visited Aleksan D, Kav of 31 Ches Strect Streicken Wi \eute ‘ This Momb viay tnat GOLF AT S. M. CLUB Handicap Baker Well Pleased Washingion, July 6.—Secretary Baker issued the following gtatement: “in his three terms as g"ernnr of Ohio. Governor Cox demonstrated his great tive ability and his | 1 forward-looking and | democracy. He is fearless and Durinz the war he put »urces of his office and his per- lents into the struggle and Indiges- | “arly Costly Fire in lanan Destroys Okhotsk City Tokio, “July & fixhing district of the sea of to Japun smouth The includes the city of ran, aged tnut strect. was hathroom, of h ly this mipraing lifwless form wi CH, at w Dr. Waterman tminer, gave the tiask of ahout How the Vo A summary of th the voting yesterd: follows: Ballot Cox 23 425 429 424 Opening Round in Medal as sy 1 Okhotsk, whi. un the treat trea burned over Okhot The £4.000.000 ept the exec westera Won r e hy o nJ..n h Lyon wnedical us denth die to on son mal entry rved Play Held Yosterday—Judge Cooper ome ased of Port o Has Best Score of Day. th of d the field handi- “ooper 1 of Judge James B the an loss estimated at in opening round fire Bolshey peute (ndizostion Kav it ahout 1 and about o ¢ was heurd by about in 1 paveral years at Landars, Clark company. His nn)\' tves live in Kuronge MAY LOSE ¥ 11 Nealth “in for Heved ki at yes- is and night. in golf 18-hole tourncy Meadow club link terday afternoon. The ’tourney on during the present weck, must be finished by Saturday rd contestants arc as follows 10 have been se medal Shutile cap yester the N hix us thek this WM fta " BRITISH FX-S! RVICKE r a Talk on War Fyperiences ~ Who Served in Holy - 48 ford post, British G. W. V.. of B . wil) mont this even the . btre8t, had his hhiy - by n premature e Bransi] - £ ‘ijlm‘ L ve a talk nursing B firecrs uring the fs being wtte Rl Joing fyon and fenrs rial Nursing Scrvice injured ‘menil hostilities and was sc; She spent several months | R ith General Maude's forces in the | A. W. mpeon Holy Land. She was nsferred to | 1. N imphrey the anadian Auxillary- staff D, 1. berts France, where she w H. H. Pease tioncd during the air raids W. H. Rooth rmans in the spring of G. Vibberts an interesting set of pic _ ew York to Alaska By Air in Army Panes July & under artn whrked La rary Ehown MEN. | Win "N Land, | terday’s play J. E E. M By G [ Mal w Alexan (8 the | ¢ 5ol Cooper Hayden Wachter Bean S owland Iiohinson R. Har H. Kirkham W. Poteet & at years, hand exple esterda He Dr. Waterman are entertained that mpu earl strest h of St on tiazel Sm will experience Mi and New on her war. Queen Vit wer sndded i Tmpe the to Ezypt VLEDGE Venizelo ,_",.H\\ RENEW Tuly e today renew 1loya (« yperation H 101 w )i trs o it s sta- of the 218, She tures taken | her stations men are urged his cvening Mill orge und yremier of the o army in forcing 'n\- f the ° HAGEN TIED Tonr Paris. W Ameoriean W i around b itish ex viee SECOND, doh meeti Four arm ake flight 1 to Nome of 5.690 W the war de “ticability of co air lip Alaska and { expedite development of territory De Haviland planecs e with Liberty mot will be Nearls one-fourth of the flight Canada. Prere will be Pa. 5 Washingt of o wiit iain | New York, July nd return list was announced partment. The nonstrate the nher unes eham| 340 1 k M s woration Jroul eo = wardes . n g »11) VALE Now Huven Bhohool Yule e s leeture rien todny chers u i board of p 15 ) has Ance mi i treasurer | g g 8 f 1 d to Mayor Curtis | FOR WIDOWS | me July 6.—The widow's pensio ending June 30 the EL Of this amount $33.621 51 ”,ql; to widows entitled to aid the badance went for expenses. SUMMER SCHOO! univer opens ax. halls an wehool, which is f ire of and areial to thas Hartford peration of or the £40 and quippod used will be pe at " te law cost The tion x sention ive e 350, across ! stood unwaveringly with those who wore making and keeping America ready to do her great task. The nomination will be received with joy and pride in Ohio and the country will ! find him an aggressive democrat with a record of achievement.” vernor Cox will be asked immedi- to exert his influence to bring ratification of the suffrage by the Tennessec legisla- announced today by the Party. ately about amendment ture, it National Woman Harding Feels State Pride. Marion, Ohio. July 6.—Senator Harding 1 ved the news of Gover- nor Cox’s nomination today. In a statement the senator said Cox de- served the nomination but that his selection would not change republican | campaign plans in Ohio. overnor Cox’s nomination,” Sena- Harding said, “is an added con- tion shown to our great state of which I am glad, and gives assurance that Iy a to be the exccutive tor side Ok re; newsp; for sonable fina made chie Ohio Governor Cox very unusual deserved his notable perman is nation’s accorded distinetion and he (Continued on Page Eleven) WENTE 6.—Forceast A vicinioy: clondiness tonight; Weodnesday, showers. e ® Thursday ;1917 has | | them crat was an accident He was defeated for Frank B. Willis, rep Cox “came back lis with a big plurr_fli!\' He was elect- ed for a two-vear term in 1919, and had hardly assumed office before the great floods swept Dayton and the Miami and Scioto leys. Cox won nation-wide recognition by his quick r lization of flood condi tions and his promnt and energetic avtion For three days and nights he did not leave his office He hecame the supreme authority in the devas- tated region Martial law was estab- lished. He directed life-saving ex- peditions, food and clothing was zath- re-election by blican, but in defeating Wil- were given healthful occupation and abolished child labor and swe: in the state. Cox is an enthusiastic plays “The Man Who Docs.” The Ohio man is mpoken o friends as “Cox, Cox married Miss Margaret Chicago, in 1917. They ha child. A previous mariage when Cox was a reporter on paper. w minated crec of divorce after an unc hearing. No blame atrached friends of the family say. sveral ve Negro_Postal Clerk is Lynched in Mississippi Mi. July 6. —James negro postal clerk., who stabbed Otto arkar, a i clerk on the New Orleans and North "n ail car Friday, was seiged yesterday from the oilicers who were toking him to Quitmar’ for tr Iynched. The and (heir were met by automobil masked men outside of - and the negro was taken from without difficulty He hanged to a tree. Enterpiis Spencer, a seriousiy white pos ste und otticer pris 1on terps ne two of was POLO POSTPONED The series of polo zames on field of the Shuttle Meadow have been postponed one day openinz matches will take instead of tomorrow. the club, place COX WILAL, 0., July telesram to Dayton, 6.—Gover today cratic sent a convention the presidential announc would ation accept the id delegatesetaont ation thanking the deles their action. PERSONS DRO' Agnes Selbs Gru THRE Ui beth all of mister 1 Hdward Hurold White: drowned while bathir Lonz, 2 in One at Verona Beach, veste bhar inta a #deep pool Al itheir early Swenties. s unsuccessful and was ter- rs ago by ACCEPT. the shrdiurdl | g i oro, day afternoon at shops sportsman and a great lover of huntinz dogs. zolf ani is a baseball fan He f by his the man who does!" Blair of ave one in 1893, A new a de- ontested to Cox, nor Cox i demo- he | ing nomin- | ates for | W\ ich, her wee were ida lake i | 1 wer { loting. 40435 423 423 1043 N 3 e o 10 ke b > © @ 394 407 404 44 46 464 42 413 264 nan! Pulm Nomin The scatte who at first had swun drifted over inta the increasing numbers and take a commaudin Once he had the fight was other aay convention ng majority of struggle, the Cox, flung ae his nomination ing shout. H. Moore national state and leader uphill fight that for tha governor, said made without promises. Not as Long as i The struggle was oxo unanim of Yo of » {Continucd on Elev: its cul plad committeeman) the won th The | Wading out, they slipped o a sand | tion in democratic annal