New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1924, Page 12

ISSUES DENIALS QUIGLEY REBELS AT MEETING OF G. 0.P. == (Continued $0od organizer and a not been mixed in the chance presents and it should be s Mr. Chamberlain said son Holmes is not w cause worker for clse, he's &« nything o ars of ox cluded with a sta would a Davis Disagrees With Oliv Davis ther position guns firing statements Mr. Chamberiain 1 Holn is a strong « he's a very lican ver: my o and filc Wit i~ Mr. Davis said scores of vot ing 1 dewr put years shame, and tha ent knew just why been put across. A that Quigley he Spern moncy, Davis gucd shown hing for Wi city had to scll out, anger but that Cha ticket many somet the vent thers Claims others pr party fairly urging had been n there was a shui back of the aisle was made yme ex-Mayor mincd o the addressed the vair, sembloed in and Geor front leaders th cleased “The reason |1 wo o conecive of the to knife th primary witl Bim overwhe whs be the the 1 ticket, 1 iy plan on i Curti teaders of the party turned tradior it the ticket and knifed Quizley same Mne arged cans that if they didn't democratic tekot they home t vote lad tormed ganization and on t thon, ut 1h committec, bl tur committec and that it that cars were sent to ford, New Haven when they should have ity bringing the He rvecited of anugemoent wont te one honse drivers mecting ut then cont o strong for the falk Peace Yoo Late “The party leaders unity: they want me to the olive branch, but t around with that Quigley xhonted that one of Maonosse’'s o ol in f Cirtis’ out th cetion ion I, v candidate nrs Lot becaw was republican o sald he hated §reforring end | concludad ith i Holmes in the Attorney s Quigiey and as "Geor Iwe yoa ngo, h could be cleet I con In the rest of th with the tiekat teplics shawly e it it wnization, hing out 1o com d tod clected tod in a lively uppose you abuse your mind of the were koired,” “I know damn was the former mayer Chamberlain thea ey not elected e not lat well was a popuar ca n't port zation aeross 1 ol e wouldn't deal agal in r v him b ted that Knew ley repl Noimes | to get o Cons sides = that ting out 1 Mr. € Holmes is minde from ¥i man politics and itself, he 1he ity would get th mberlai undid, i | of thos ¢ | rigley itting b o that bar Treachery nt harmon) crowid: 6ok on his face, the room a broadside wasn't « nued shontd day before clec. |aftor e and voters to the one b where are talk home spul was the | Prinugy ston turncd to Han't e clected do vou think you discussion, Chamberiain begas \ 1 was tated that Qu possible 1 not said Holmes would b cansc he didn't k would or not. He then asked: Vears Same Dose as 1922 “Why should T back Holmes st I'age ¥ wis brought cut by a w Main He's th J - ca l1ate, but tha! ort him, Holme vor street. had now said, who The & the me ago. this mecti was called n came and told me that one of the tme m in this room had seid nominated I'd get the got two years why 1 should who trott knifed sine I ou riy grasp who only rea- has no he bec 1 bene s 1 izing coti- was in, or cifort be nd tl ¢ urged that every to have Hall run uld be buried, b pening rman Christ said he with Hall his | for hours think s had think | ¢ officers i a repub- ched, Lot for him terly i don sctory appre several 1 into the Mr., Chamberiain said 1 anl ed, with Mr. Hall, but niot run and its useless Lo try 1o get heing too had voici him into it » Believes ) Quigley warned the gat n- Mayor Paonessa is a much date to han b 10, He challenged anyonc show that Paonessa has made a si failure of is administration, an « that the qight this ycar must lon wones=a Is Stronger cund ) years advise i out str demorratic rthrown Christ carr a1 {41 the had be ov suid admired y that Quig plays He dec sout the ranks and the that the work of ge « tremendous job and that th worked its hardest Chairman and | the no opri W A that he same way BT duigley woul vould s wrong can Fepub misuse of murked | cars, ote is nization machine man through ond from nd 1 believe in it, but I'm L Qui % to stand for this talk cars,” he declared of N misuse of om, At the conclusio wked Quigl wd not alw talk, he direetly if he (Christ) < fought in the open. s Quigley's rep 1 about some of of the o anced at e lecte It y L s here,” Chairmar water ssed he imd motioned to adjourn. suid the meeting was getting nowhere and could not ack “Mr. Chumberlain says Quigle d. Ho he wy it, William T3, board a some Iix party ! part « the can’ 1 adjourned, very few Groups meeting then for more than an hour, republican headquarters, ered inocvery corner “lopments of the cvening until hed was bt iy leit He sald he gat ndent or ar A sceeond m worke rs i sehe nest woek, party lead Mrist Hur Toward the close ¢ Watcrbury, William 1. Quigley, & rel Kept in |« used a ripple Yin some parts of the hatl sern glances from others suld in loud tone "he beat thin do thisy ear e, of the tows to the iled for some « said, the ive of cning been -mayor, and when he three enrs o man, the s o for the is to endorse 1ol preaching come hoaring City Items _ yoars ago, renewing old Wre coming too I I'red Jean, | Birltain polo team about 1 is visiting In the city acqualntanecs, an iz now 1w Wis home in P'rovidenes, 12, 1, " Wolf choker sUspring gninr price 822,50, Special Meslken, Furrier.—advt, irity h A. L. Muckuy and Goorge ar, ult of « the American Hordware Corp. are speaker on a business trip in the west, Waf chokers, newost spring shades, price $22.50. Special $12.98, arrice advt st N, Humphrey, Albert Scheil- ogan Puge and Alfonso PoVe- at Pinchurst, N, ¢, st spring shades, Special $12.08, advt, y it was park king dos, $12.08. T'he no in the ope regular i threat to 1, M L hken v ure Wolf chokers, new vanlug price $ W Meshken, Furrier, RECEPTION 70 NEW CITIZENS YoM C A B Americanization Department Opevate in Welcoming New Voters, recoption 1o the citizens in Ny you and mbertain then engag ial Council and can ever fdea that you men who were knited,” made aturaiization court iy yesterday will be tendered on the eve. of March 14 by the Americani- burcan and the Industrial council ot the Y AL acting ointly, The complete program not b nulated but Mayer A. M. A ife of Lin reception ning anse he was and that th zation nd st has party org The rior hig Imit lihood Sparks From Chimney Cause $600 Fire Loss rom A the caused chimney of ord as ttie 1 Fitin ingine nd the m rious on. rom Tio FOLIcE sim motor et les, The propelied than strect definition res or drawn muscular sprinkiers partment apparatus, mm, amb any exctpt power other rollers icipalities or hospitals and npon tractors s ve. only ralls or a good w wheth- a man mer only s no reason oncs And that if same dos: sur- has talked several asons possible for Hall to go ring that stronger 1o t party lines administration is to ind in the g out the for of the Rossherg He greement, know ? berg said to discuss oting of the republican | mecting the of luughter drew republicans Angelo NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH & 1924, (Continued from Ilirst Pagc) Walsh suggosted a vote ¢ anfield, r f the hator committee, that it ' to the in- quiry. Discussed Newspaper Volicy, ¢ committec having voted to di- id the iey o Post ether imittal and pu reports coming ingto bu Was should 1 nothing had bheen and thy an nyse Scnator Curtis ery kind to “through Mr. Me 4 the cffect of the advice had been t t “everything offi published.” H. added that there had been an elimina- tion of “scandalous matter.” Bursum, repub ed if anyour had post withhold publ tic news,” and Bennett answer, ion of * qualificd his Contradicts Curtis i Procecding, Bennett insisted that Curtis had discussed “the political in plication the oil inqui sked if “matter ¢ ssed 1id that counection name” with the oil inquiry hwes imdal. Senator Dill again referring to the “princi me e, then asked it the “appreciation” of the “principal” snator Curtis “apprecia he conld tell N ! Scanator Walsh Bennott had been asso torney General Daugherty, DBennett saifd they were not very close, To th best of his recollection he sald, he first met Daugherty during th paign of 1920, B “Didn't ¥ou know him’in the Morse pardon matter?® askoed S tor \! *Oh, yet, that’s righ sadd nett, I was in more or less relatior ship with Mr, Daugherty in the Mol mautter.” He added that he was work- ing to the same end, now much to his t. us not the pardon actually given « Senator Walsh, of paper,” asked nett, “no, T don’t think so, “Well it's a small matt Scpator Walsh, but he question Benanett at length about the pardon given Charles W, Morse by Uresident Tart, Asked if he referred to in ong taining of the pardon, plied that the don tained with “any such celerity Back 1o Curtis Stor Senator Dill tooi, the witness back to Curtis conversation, saying that the committee wanted all of that story, Bennett got into a bitter agor- cation with the committee, He was stopped when he started talking of matters in midsummer of 1923, Sena- tor Walsh sayhig it was immaterial to the inquiry. An attempt to ith At- had cam- was the “"messenger,” account ot the Jennett res wis not ob- ob- fix the date of the 'conversation with ator Curtis re- ferred 1o by the witness resulted in Bennett's finally indicating it was “a duy or two” beforc January | The witness then sald Senator Cure tis had told him during the talk of secing President Coolidge when he first snceeeded President Harding, “I don’t want to quote,” Bennett suid, “Now if you want to suppress, A0 do Senator Walsh asserted the witness had mode a remark “improper and perfectly gratoitous, and entirely un- justificd, Scnator Curtis told me president asked him viee,” Bennett preceeded, “and ) gave him some, He advised him t get rid of a certain Anet officer or permit hin to resign. Hd he zay who the cabinet officer nator Dill aske It was Daughes “He sald it was Attorncy General Dangherty.” Senator Curtis had gone on, nett sald, to speak of Mr, Daughe fll-health, and that of his wife, nator Stanficld, republican, Orce asked {f the Daughcrty mentior the athon which Bennett had been reluctant to give, The wit ness said it was, Senator Curtis again took the wit ness stand at his own request and said it was “utterly impossiblc” nett 1o have noon of the congresional own whereabouts on that date, The Kane senator also declured e had not consulted with Bennott o th latter had i, regarding policy of the D'ost, “dircctly or rectly 1 D r the tinued, 1 b Bennett and thought he the new for ad- was?" § 1y's conve referred to seen him on the e record 1o show his unnary 28 conversation witl asked me what 1 should stress cditorial Two Big Teues « then mat d compeneatios 1 Bennett that my jndgime as he should stress tas reductio “1 did not state 1o 1 told the pr Davg g \ I thouent the two major efor ot xation 1id 1o him then that ry ought 1o re it say wa presidert would 1 nd his me there the attornes message from have ¥ ferred to any e by thi The commilter recalled John Ma confidential agent of Melen 1 ean’t remember,” or “1 have no answers Major gave directed to him by s to er in a i Htieal attacks committe or. fdea” were to a sories of Senator Walsh “T'eaches” nd ames need in his te questions who “Apples” or Apricots cod grams—applicd Senator Walsh the coded and sent by Major to Peuch took up a scriea of uncoded teleg Mclean at s ms matter ] be called by the oil committes he did ounting his Christmas day con ference with Harry I relayed to Lean's 1eque him in the had an was Zevely's saiil But where 1 know During the he suid, Sine cusscd race liguor Unde ated th thro und ner was were law pa ted to Ve, 1% what Major Ad quote telegrams as v oaccess on nd Palm s an adviser to gered for 1 published ace mess: He said he ¢ what he nt the tele “ordinary bu only explana 1 give Cincinnati 1 general manage - sai th close touch feased wir Cincinna Was “I saw th statement (q the White F absolutely st “1 was tion of such sation with Homer misinterprete phone conve “Just quick acecss house the He explain th but ) subs W witness as t Homer did not q M an hy n opini committec what source Another This telegram over “Think people at th vealize why | on hund.” Homer s priviteged us torney and 1 his privileoge as gram is conc unintelitgible Askod 1ol the wm conferred wit for Melean counsel Sinclair, oil committer horses und the further t he for and installation of the Mec- ased wire between Washington positive Mr. insisted can foree rerned he what “was City not disgus- not. He Atlantic plied he had present at th sion,” he said, that he stood on Homer insistod Major his privilege, under questioning that he hadn't the slightest idea as to the prominent people mentioned. | or to why “large cash sums” were on hand. He was cscused. r Walsh put Major through long tioning as to what was meant in mrssages, and what actions has n taken by MclLean's agents in the tempt to keep him off the witness ot know who gave the two statements made to the commit- tee by MclLean “told the truth,” 1l accounts,” he said s, “he’told the truth in J. W, ¢, counsel for ind Zevely Palmer Me- Palmer represent matter, impression that Iy law partner,” got it 1 the the E A, Mitehe st that he attempted line bl nator Standifle asked for the identity of the “champion,” who signed some of the messages to Flor- |ida. Major d he did not know, The committee adjourned until Tucsday. Major don't » Bursum askod if there had prior discussion of state- 4% to borrowing $100,000 from Melean. drill when caught trie floor hose to combat the and arms were A still conversation in question ur came in “and we dis quality of ments Toothpicks Keep toothpicks on hand to use opening milk and cream bottles nd raising the paraffin from jelly. “I knew there was some discussion between them (Fall and MclLean) be- | f cause Mr, MeLean, Duckstein and my- self went to Atlantie City to sce Mr. Fall,” said Major. Mo a question as to whether he been an “intermediary between Fail and questioning Major did his business with 1 Zoevely, bee: impression ugh the wse e the two transmit tlmer, who was ill in bed, had to give, the witness were sent out, to smother only spread by Lubricant Gycerin makes an excellent lubri- cant for an egg beater or food chép- in the food. rtners. Zevely had in the tal McLean, ,he re- {per and does not taste - ANNOUNCING iser to McLeas Home a Daltimors d by Major in one of the having urged to the White “quick Hous: sea identificd Mel his He said he - minntes” arter reading a count of the ‘“easy age. could not recall definite- } to Major, who gram, as it was only an ness transactior ion he could himselr nest Charland of was badly burned this morning when to extinguish in Charland’'s Main street. He was repairing a gaso- line tank in the garage with an elec- the gasoline on Charland took that was nearby and attempted flames and his hands burned. alarm was sent | headquarters and companies 1 and 3 Blankets were used the flames, which tire. turned onto them. cally no damage to the garage. 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