New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 28

KEEP OFF HIGHWAY . DOZEN LOSE LIVES IN GREAT BLIZZARD ing On Road When There Are Walks—Cars Must Have Two Lights | (Continued From First Page). i is em- por- | way home | notwith- lewalks Hartford, Dec. 14.-—Attention St omy | perature to follow clearing d to custon: i ing on the tr: highwaysgon the the evening, day ) of rom standing that able and t California Benefits, Cold weather of ast three alley work in the days are | their in a of mobile the vehicles. more of a prol in the t1 h the as not ents to ava E ment by department e pract mage has be d to mak trer No ¢ ported to any er Continued r Pacific ¢ pro past’ ered from & s with nd recommends | who know- | | - - | on West Coast with one light be arrest- rosecuted EXPANSION HELD UP New York Not Definitely Decided ., Dec. 14.—~The proposed | ¢ & Ohio raiiroad trunk line w York to Ck go hinges on roup classitication uls, tentatively fixed by the commerce commission can Danicl Wil president of | timore & Ohio, told meeting | ad executived h st night. | system would inciude the a short line in New Jersey | doul track system through 1 to Chicago,” unless the Kuro- tion is tled soon | get back to normal, ther the railroads | & Ohio ex- problem the | froank | « snow in New England 14 Vhen ' Bos of | s maximum . they t it mometers Wi grees abe st t com W of ver ¥ Has Snow along MRS, G. T ew York T. Siade, 47, SLADE DIES 14.—Mrs. George daughter of the late James J. Hill, railroad magnate, died at her home here early today. Mrs e had been ill for some time, Her vand and two children, Norman | and Georgiana were at her bedside at her death, Mr.”Slade is president of the Tidewater Oil S » Storm on Lakes, Marie, Mich, Dee. 14 t storm of the year was rage Superior t Twenty cssels with g s valued at en million dollars are due here to-| ht from Fort William ON VETERANS BUREAL Dec. 14.—Davis G. Ar it counsel of the today ? - hus The ing on Lake SHOWER POR MISS RICHARDS A miscellaneous shower was ten. ed Miss Irene Richards last eve. ning at her home on Vance street Many guests were present and Miss Riehards beautiful gifts, Mu rey red and r She be. Arthur in Peter's church Washingtor ssist 8 committee, sehate teceived was the f inspec inspection vete pointed crans’ b Reorgani fce is procecding €. E. 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STORES IN 5 STATES fBLIP‘NONE 483 70 WEST MAIN INSANITY IS DEFENSE NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923. Motor Vehicle Dept. Warns of Walk- | This Will Be Plea Put Forth By "l'\ivt:r» death of 1 | In Ku Klus Klan Murder Case In | |h By The d_Press | Atls he defense which Atlanta. entered a plea |} of insanity, is expected to rest its|g case today in the trial of Philip B Fox, editor of the “Night Hawk," the oiticial organ of the Ku Klux Klan, tor killing William 8. Coburn 1 for faction of b coun the Simmons the | has not indicated in rebutts but testimony have and which a to the prosecution s to offer expected to w ound a paper und tn Coburn’s vitness stated bad defendant Fox's only ave its said to lesk reference beer leclaration after the s to the effect that Coburn his possession an affidavit against him which he threatened to expose. The had in prosccution in its brief intro- duction of testimony yesterday did not 1ttempt to establish a motive, but con tented itself with evidence tending to show that Fox had planned to Kkill Coburn, resting its when the de- ense attempted to learn the contents of the paper. The defense on opening its case im- mediately entered the in and introduced testimony to hereditary insanity runs through Fox family, and that Fox was subject » spells of brooding and extreme nervousness, LIEN AGAINST MORSE 1. Judgment for § 21 for Un-! paid Income Taxes Is Taken by United States Government, York, Dec. 14 The lien was unpaid indivi Income taxes due from 1916 to 19 inclusive, amounting to $750,257 acerued penalties. SATURDAY! for with THE MoHI Memorial Exercises for He Ircland by cned. I'ne shoeoting of P leaders resulted in reprisal in which Mellowes and 0’Connor | ne and 0Connor were the victims. Memorial exercises commemorating am Mellowes and Ror, isal for nationa nd last year, will be ternoon at Judd's hall n Main street at § o'clock | Mellowes had many local friends., visited here ently following from Ire 1 after the K rebellion He returred d entertainers will be y from Hartford, Water. YConnor in tol. ctivities in 1 eld Sund bury and Br IN BAUTIMORE. Baltimore, 14. s- | mated at $100,000 w to | Gambrill Grain Products a roundabout route Aliceanna street, by : active in in the national |termined origin today. 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