New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 1

m News of the World By Associated Press ESTABLISHED 1870 Adyg BELGIUM IS Rkrv.:® PLANNING TO CALL FORTH THREE CLASSES OF TROOPS DIPLOMA MILL HAS | ALSD HIT NEW YORK Brundige Expected to Testily tof This Today i STATEMENT BY GOVERNOR Those of 1919, 1920 And 1921 Said ToBe Ready To Combat German Opposition. Council of Ambassadors Postpones Meeting Until Tomorrow to Await Word | Reterring to Ris Having Vetoed Medi- cal Bill, Executive Says It Could be | Special Ses- From Great Britain, f ! Brought in at a Nov. 20,—Preparations | ; to have been started | with a view to calling the classes of in1e, 19 and 1921 to the colors, One class is ¢ eeted to be summoned immediately Nocialist deputies are declaring the tions™ intolerable lat p Brussels, are reported Nov, 20.—Much excitement attending the opening of the and jury session on Monday was missing today when the jury as- sembled for the second day's conside ation of evidence which is expected to disclose the ramifications in Con ‘German nectient of the diploma mill which Tl had been operating in Missouri Gioe un| Th under Harry "1 Hartford, of the chamber ements memhbers ot the of publishing long ury ents have got 1 racy to be hankr Brundige t learn of of the diploma mill with Cor cut physicians, many of whom are claimed to have secured licenses to practice in this state without having imately obtained the necessary schoo! and medical colleg %o expec Paris, Noy meeting ot dors called for noon will not nounced shortly after Crewe, the British ambassador, noti- fied the secretariat that his govern- ment, owing to stress of business, was unable to communicate his fnstruc tlons in time for teday’s mecting, The lnstructions are expected to arvive in season for a meeting tomorrow WADOO FORCES WIN OVER FORD BACKERS Capture l)elegales in Minne- haha County in South Dakota Fight Today A. P Meeting (By couneil o'clock the jury will association the ambassg necti- this after- held, it was an- 1 p.m Lord be p. » Tell of “M Workings, Brundige, veporter on the Louis Star, by virtue of having passed through the Missouri diploma mill waus expected inform the jury ot how he had been able to buy his way through institutions he had never at- tended, and how theso dentials would have permitted him to take the examinations the exumining boar the Connectic medical soclety The My took with him into the reom o mass of ovidence in the w.ly of papers secured in valds on the of- fices of the heads of the diploma mili [in Kansus City. It was especied his testimony would through uost the day New York Aba Affected That diploma mill has existed in its oiperations in New York state and particularly New York city was of the information Brundige was or of ut ssouri of oo \ man continue By A ated |m)\ Falls, D, Nov supporting the candidacy of G. MeAdoo, tormer secretary the treasury, were victorlous today In their first skirmish in Minnchaha county with the supporters of Hene ry Vord In the called party avowed Pres more som -Forces Willlam at today's session Probe Reaches New York, New York, Nov. —Aroused Ly the situation in Connecticut, where the alleged sale of bogus medical di- » s I8 under investigation by an extraordinary grand jury, the board ! of health today began an investi tion of every practicing physician in Greater New York. county proposal conventioy, to elect deley o5 Lo the sta onvention next menth, three McAdoo men were named by majorities 1o represent this which yields approximately cent of the state democratic large county, nine per be Vot Governor Vetoed. The bill which Governor ton vetoed and which House immediate ‘inquiry alifica- Temple- an hi into the ve in tons of necticut, had House Bill No shes | €4 out the | diciary through This bill June 6, it become a law, % which was report committec on the ju- Mr. Buckiey on May provided that on or 1928, the president senate should appoint two sena- the er the house and fepresentatives to constitute a the healing arts, n After Trenton Tragedy During Night, Youngsters Hide Under e ¢ il Morning. 2 before the to | three commission on Trenton, N V. 20, ~Four chil dren, two of them huddied in bed with victims, today watched the death ol a woman and two in a love triungle. Peter Barnatozwicz, alleged to have end Peter Voylovezz their house tound in his hand, lence, so th us to the The thre John 13 E the boarder's witnessed the o o he a1 shoemaker, is wife Anna ho ler in Barnatozwicz's body was hallway pistol but bore cause of his death Barnatozwicz children ey 10 and Anna §—and child, Peter, aged tragedy Anna was in [} with her mother and Peter with his father when the shot were fired Shivering with fright, the ehildren stuffed their fingers into their ears and lay under the sheets until daylight. | Coast (-uard Cutter Is Then they for the police Waterbury, Governor | Charles A. Templeton today in com- ment on House Leader John Buck ley's statement the effect that he (Buckley) would urge the re-adop tios the bill After recent session of the in the a spe legislature is calle facts and records speak The “facts” rnor's statement bill in on the Nov shot his o " be in the with a =~ of vio puzzled no marl of medical the practice vetoed cgisiature sigy of the “t the themselves,” in the gove to mean the veto message for referred to taken question and his bill, tie are Bavannah, Ga., steamer Miraflors, Ohio Sheriff Called Out . - Of Jail and Shot to Death [ Groreia coust tow of the stea r ¥ Star at 19 20.—Sherift | 9°Clock last night, bound for Norfolk according to radio advices the U. 8. C. G. culter Yamacraw that time The position of the sels was given then as latitude 31:3 longitude 73:07 The a leak- east off vesterday, was i reported in 500 miles due Nov " Marjetta, O, Charles Moore, Noble county, was shot and instantly killed early to- day when summoned from his home in the couynty jail building at Cald- well, to investigate alleged auto- mobile accident. An automobile street in front with motor running, sped #hot were fired. A bottie whigkey was hurled from the officers hold the belief that runners were responsible crime. reaching at|! ar an P FROM 1 A HEAR SERVIC building London, Ne away as the servics b of bootleg | York Sunday an amateur radio Ing to the waid tha sermon, | sound | chureh s, standing in the al compiete New of the church from e heard an at Hall, accord Times the mor by ar and liquor the | Daily receiver anthem, the d ey the leaving the hymne prayers cople for SHIP AEWS Arrived: Rochambenn INov. 30, from Hacr Guiseppe Verdi, Nap New York. Suffren, Ha Vew York Madonn Sov. 18, New York. Empr i, Ehangt Nov. 1% Martha Washington Gov. 19, New York Bouthampton. Nov. 19 olendam, Fiymouth york Sailed Vo 1 udible ROBBERY IN ANSONIA f The tive Capitol Tai Ansonia 7.|Shop, located office building o entered by skirts and women's wearing appar of $600 carried off. The tieved to be the work Rample the street, night 1o the val job Is be Joca! partics. was and of b ist Vaneouver, coats other Micharls, Aquitania New York Nov. 19, New BREAKS ARM WAVING W7 No Joseph Mo the football Minnesota hat and | his arm, | et first touch. | Minneapolis w hile rda President Madison from Taco 7 'y Sat Tow nate when Minnesota mad s i o ighieri hew York), Cristohal jSruls ) G " his hrek Te the (on world down mast at Mooring of the big ship was the first feat of its dirigible 8 hurst, England trip. | ertp, and 4 moderate breeze from the southwest her trip up the coast over Brooklyn doah | sh 10 ried he n. R, sctic| turned out to get the of the monster grand jury | blown and bells rung in many place As the dirlgible flew SPY, SAVED BY ORDER |ALFRT POLICE STOP 'AUTOCRANKED INGEAR * OF WILSON, LIBERATED | NEW YORK HOLD-UP: RUNS BOWN TWO MEN' expeeted to impart to the grand jury Heroism at Lea\em\or Wizke, German spy and saved from a d»um sentence employ Leader storif, was tried by & military com- mission an | and found guilty. physicians practicing in Con. | campment at Nogales, Ariz, was Was said to have relative and with the Mutelligence of | sentenced to death by | that sentence was mitigated by Presi- | de since was the record a { unusual herolsm he ine swernment finement and has beey correspondence partment States who ha | time at Wizke Adistinetly prisoned laws the Rey Britain ater wich monia ceived by tor The ney Father Cooney Britain his family ordained thronghor him in St ing. | !SHENANDOAH PASSING OVER CITIES INMASS. AND CONN. ONRETURN TR Giant Dirigible Left Laléburst At 6:57 a. m. and Reached Boston at|- 12:28 p. m.—Passes Over Worcester At 1:55 p. m. — Lieut. Dixon And Sergt. Pranitis Act As Airplane Escort This picture shows, for the first time, how the Shenandoa from whence it started this morning « Lakehurst, N. J., Boston v. 2 The great enandoah which left Lake- N. J, at 6:57 a. m. today on| r trequently postponed visit to New | reached this city at 12: 'ET weather was perfect for the The sky was cloudless. The air navy | m The favored the dirigible on| After passing the Shenan- headed for the Connecticut and was over New London at| o'clock. Thence her course car-| over Westerly and Newport, L; Fall River, Mass.; Providence, I.; and Brockton, Ma In every city on the at K ore route crowds e first glimpse | craft. Whistles were | at a height Brings Reward to Ger- | man Prisoner Washiugton, Nov. 20, - lullmr convicted during the war as President Wilson has | d released from Leaven- by en order worth prison tomorrow. Wizke, of waus in the | Bern- who at one time former Ambassador at Bam Houston, Tex His operations were the military en- where he guined information to the numbers, resourc operations of American troops intent of communicating the to the enemy. He was hanging, but Fort the vicinity of nt Wilson to life imprisonment and was confined at Leavenworth, not a prisoner of war, but as a convict- ed eriminal Reports to the war department his confinement said Wizke had high s prisoner and now ting as chief prison clerk in Leavenworth power plant. His 150 shows that through an act saved the liv when a boller several the prisoners plant exploded has been given prom- man nationalists depu planned to interpolate this regarding Wizke's con- the subject of the war de- the United ted in se- prisor s who hetween persons i s been intere and Towing in Leaking Boat diieg & pardes fue the prisoner. the Coolidge drew Wizke's rers still ations for President officials ubmitting recomme Wizke department distinction between and that war pris- held for violation of war- It was pointed out was a German nationalist alien differed Americans im- violation of espionage and other ways obstructing suecessful conduct of the war by 1 REY. PLINY COONEY ILL release of to war a sharp Case of statutes 1 his conduct as an from that of for nited States Greenwich Priest. Native of New Brit- ain. Reported in Oritical Condition “~Not Espected To Live New Green- i bt ¥ Cooney, fc stationed is eritically i according to a telegram Rev. John T. Winters, Mary's this Father Coo fve rmerly of now in with poeu re. pas city of felegram stated that is not expected to i a native of While here he on Union street to the Cathofic served In t the Haitford dlocese. e brother of John Cooney of Beay- wreet Prayers were offered for Mary's church this morn church New | He was priesthond parishes 4 has eral resided with | kind to accom 4.00 observa ranging from 3,000 to opportunity for cellent As the her arrival proached, roofs of downtown inge were dotted with sights They watched an airplane which flew over the city on its way to meet th Shenandoah. A radio message from the dirigible picked up at the naval radio station here as she was passing over this city suld that she was making a speed of 68 knots un hour at an altitude of 4,000 feet, Three airships followed the andoah as she left this city westward heading for Worc shortly after 1 o’clock Worcester, Nov. 20,—Th douh passed over Worcester p.om hour of buitd ers sh Shenan at 1 th BTUOCOH[ Gets Gunman as He Was| Pohcc Investigating Earl Taking $6,000 Loot (CROOKS MUST QuIT GlTY Latest Police Order Is That Al Known Criminals Suspicions Characters Cannot Remain in Me. tropolis. New York, Nov. 2u.—The vighlance of the police, alert to check the latest epidemic of holdups, today thwarte i the efforts of a lone dit to two messengers of the Canal banking house of Mark I nearly $6,000 in cash and The bandit, after gave the name ack forced the messengers, al the a gun, to descend steps the basement o messengers had the street when stepped out of a ene by the Patrolma duty, noticed the trio and building. He disarmed him ting the robbery Wa today bai rob street checks. his capture Shapiro point ot cading ling who of inte be walking along the highwayman loorway, L4 1d covercd the Foley peculiar Shapiro ybed pair traffic of arm Juck the on actions to the and commit- srrested ast us he was Criminals o Police sued last inals and pers means of support for remaining her city. The edict of issued after a conferer inspectors and capla met to formulate a program for abatement the “crime wave,” that swept the ci ast week. Patrolmes al kne order vo crim nig good must ¢ banishm of all who was police s and detectives wheo went on duty this morning were instruct to lose no time asting drag driving elsewhere @ undesi characters ldentificat New York g ster with a ¢ ord ¢ of yw Brookly ast and es ped was made by witnesses of the shooting. Finger pr 1 with thos found on the bandits escag $6,000 Worth of Tobacco Stolen From W mdsor Man N in ab) bar " Martford tohacco wring t vest Windsor covery guilty 1 state pe working o ”— THE WEATHER o Hartfond, Nov. 20 —Forecast for New Pritain and vicinity Palr and warmer tomight and Wednesday ; probably unsettiod - by Wednesday night | dirigible built turn 1wored light ok it that t} this city, it is be would fly over it will at be visible official Lakehurst would Hartford, ieved cast near enough from points of vantage. The route, a announced from said that in returning the over Worcester, New Haven come pass pringtield New York Dison and Pranitis Flying, Lieutenant Carl Dixon of the Con iectiout Natio Guard Aviation and Berges Pranitis, of this city, a ced this afte they ould tloft In their the ®henandoah approached Hartford. They intend to go forth to greet the giant liner of the air and escort it towards this city, that New talnites might get view of rorps Corge both ernoon w plane a Morning Affair at Walnut Hill Park street at mar 1 8. Hart « police Y k this mornin king 24 i Hart juarters & that a that a and an witomobile street at the street war T J \,r}u‘ at sent wa his house call be bulance t on tion of Matthi; out for a doctor following an Hart Lincoln Rival sent Brophy talled Sergeant o conduct an inve When the serg an ciden intersec Desk Hell- ar Policemen the G ymobile Hart's in the of Mr pe fes a pital f reported was on A mar Main Ha partly V. M street FRENCH SELUING COATS Now ~ 3 N - working today sion. that | and | ergeant | PRICE THREE CENTS OVER TEN MILLION SOUGHT IN TREASURY BUDGET FOR PROHIBI TIOIV ENFORCEMENT KI"NAP P Efl B"Y TS These Estimates Include FflUNfl I]EM] |N Bflx $1,250,000 For Work of | ild Was ' NarcoticDivision of D ‘New York Child Was Stolen From U:i't‘“" ivision of Dry ; Near Home on October 26 Increase of Five Hundred | Thousand Over Allotment | of Year Ago. Gruesome Find Made in Basement of Ghetto Tenement—Victim Was Last Of Series of Sensational Kidnap- pings. Washington, | priation of more Nov, 20.—An approe than $10,000,000 for 1§ g Aulgaat Pratibri g lbagndih the work of the prohibition bureauy | i during the next fiscal year was said { of his Grand street home, October N ) | today was found in u cellar of a Sut-| Y Prohibition officials today to have d in estimates | | been the the 20.—~The hody four and a half years " New York, Nov Irving Pickelny, | ! | I include treasury folk street tenement house, ubmitted W to director o ports indica his ment of Harrison act, which istered the narcotic prohibition unit . THREE AND HALF YRS, - SCHLEIFER’S MINIMUM typical 'M'Judze .lennmx.s Sentence w E cust side nspector n then identified the child Rallx From That to Five Years in Prison admine division of ¥ind Body In Box body was found by employes who went leaky pipe. W) Hght on a TUIT' L T’ in a soap box they thought it | figure discarded by th | ceupies the above howe by gas | the the | Th company to repair torches to cellar | their | body a wax who examination, be that of a child Police were summor crowd choked th line tenements tailor Closer | it to| store ver, revealed ed and soon | narrow strect which | Is Ne Coug from its clothing. Samuel Pickelny, | boy's father, was prevented from viewing the body by policemen and was led away crying hysterically, The body then was taken to | morgue fo examination by [tcal Examiner Norris | Act of a D murder of the i a de Insp 1i months Anua und Charles leved in the Pick New Schilelrer, by Haven, Nov., 20.—Ernest labor organizer, convicted a jury last week of inciting to vioe lenee in an address before a mecting of striking shopmen of the N. Y., N, H. & H. raliroad a year ago, was sen« tenced to stale prison for not loss than tfree and » S nor ore thud tve Judge ing to argumer made last week t. Counsel for appoal ors the Med an 1 ate child, Inspec . evidently The Cougl {ted by The tor Was commit nerate of the lowest typs tor recalled sal similar cases half years today Newell Jennings, atter dented the 1o set asid to the within Coher Murray, five, similar to th Thedr bodie wit Knives, tenemnt hom Ithy Place where the flled with old and rubbish and seethes The entrance from the was closed a month ago by the ord, who sald he had ) more the place There re two small entrance however, leading from at the rear the bui *e¢ are reached from any ast a period of two four 191 {tene motion the the supr ' years old mur to wer . wer manner dic ny child notice of an shed | stairs in their Wa ound boxes vermin, court of Judge bond from defend the bond union men coming without Jeny $ t was remanded to jail which the would be sl 1 £ unde ings increased Schieifer 000 to $10,000 and t» until labor forthe . body was and with street land- f is crates s provided, expected delay. STEAMER IS WRECKED IN BALTIC, MANY ARE KILLED Washod ling one hallways, gas lights flickr in arrow and damp stairways and to the ar Only the whic hall | 12 Bodies Already Ahore— Vessel I« Believed to Have and thr have arrie lamp basement wher : ; . Kranos po belie familiar Struck a Mine vs . or from Etete has been in the from her Ing to a H P don, Nov. 207 (Kronos?) bound to Petrograd Oesel, ) bodies Lo 1 tin, Germany “mber he ately - Baitic Tdentities His ither son DROT:NS lN VAT OF WINE Newark Man Dies And 1y Iried To Save Him s cued in Time by Firemen (Continu on ®ixteenth Page) TWO BANKS HAVE $305,000 IN CHRISTMAS CLUBS Commercial Trust Co. to Dictribute $195.000 and New weeam Voo Vermont Man Elected tional Bank at Least $110.000 Grange National Lecturer RESCUED AT SEA