New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1924, Page 1

"-fi——-——-—u ——} I News of the World r‘\‘\'ec(‘li\'wlnmzl)n;ily Circulatior By Associated Press NE March Sth . 10 434 _— e Wfl ESTARLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1924.—EIGHTEEN PAGE: PRICE THREE CENTS DAMAGES O $40,000 DOHENY DISCLAIMS s nists RANNIGAN SAYS N ™0 B BT "7y 472 10y £roRT AT MAIN ST. FIRE SUPPORTING REVOLT ........===-. ..., CRODKEDNESSHERE .~ ~=="""" 70 cancEL TEAPOT LEASES, 1] Clerk Are Being Held by Boston Store and Woolworth's in}Sen. Wheeler However, Says He siston vonwe THDKS Velorans Claims Dlgys " "t o o e FEELS CERTAIN OF SUCCESS Danger of Destruction | Will Also lmpllcale Ex-Sec. Fall oo e o s mamees - Are Traceable to New York | ovawe. staron 10— wora o the execution on bruary TWO AGED PROPLE RESCUED CALLS HIN A “GO BETEEN" ‘L:‘,',“;r‘\"‘v“:;,j,‘\';"',”;',"'“":'._";.“'-1""""":;‘_.1-‘%"l':;p,- LEGION FOR INVESTIGATION S o5 10 H”[WER I AGMNST Leaves Todzy With Six sota, a weld without bail on a ! kimo tribe of Prince . Sound, 3 | P b e o i e ot ity S ANY RADIO MONOPOLY Lawyers, Going To - 5 A S Leroy M. Hull, twenty-nine years A pmstromne 8 geant Thorne of the Royal Canadian j ) g ‘hier . Jessi Fiest Step Daugherty Proceedings Armstrong Announces Cooperation | 8280 h 3 « Noble Belicves Carclessness, ep in < Al describing himselt as o war B o tedlsiiee Ll e ncdl fecr By Not Iucendiavism, Responsible— Will Be Sifting of Charges Concern- departnent was arrested with With Other Servicemen's Orgmuu.i kon that the hangings hud taken place WYoming To Comb&t j Iie Arlington jail, witheut a hitch, Says Broadcasting Control smoke Drives Out 60 Vamilies— | ing Mexican Rebellions — Assails 7, y policc who; Hons To Detormine Truth or Fal- | “ o ek ed of ’ mac 1 suid they founc = | icring Corpor. ouk, of the R 7 Si ‘o1 rati G T A e Judgeshitps, Too e o L routn B G Bumar, | murdering Corporul Dok, of the R.| by 511.1:.']0 Corporation overment s ttempt About 60 familics were driven into . New York, March 10.-—ldward 1. Mmobi h b they asked Hartiord, March 10—Major Thomas | Coronation Gulf, after an Arctie feud Would Be Bad T G [ 3 1 the street last night by & fire in the Doheny, denying the charge of that t cd to employ {J. Bannigan in charge of the Connec- | caused by the desire of a white ma § 0 Get l?,l.llnctlon blocks 212 und 214 Main street tor Wheeler that he, with Sinclalr counsci 2 and the cuse |ticut sub-district office here, said he | to murry an Iskimo e cstimated today | @nd other fnterests had financed a , Was continucd witil tomorrow. Mean- | believed Ut the Conncetient record | When apneals to the dominion g by Chict William C. Noble of the fire | vevolution against the Mexican tme (hey are bocked noa cell with | Was “clean as a whistle.” He repeat | conment G wme the excentions 5 e PRl thirty ot] isoners charged with a,od his assertion 1 any delays in | failed, S -3 "t rel i S el S . s . ent at $49,000. After the five | eFnment, to declared that | L L 3 ays in | failed, " o / A e {i il Sl ,A'“, wo blocks filled |lent $5,000,000 to the Obregon misecllany s The distriet at- the handiing of disabled men's elaims | of muny “"- o ; it Sl ; Investizating Committee to 5 . {ernment which enabled it to put down | Lorney said 1he question of bail might | coutd I traced to the distriet offiee in | of 11, - h R > . p i ‘\.";“h e Iml]‘.lll’:llehn A"“I ithe rebellion be taken up thi rioon but that i to which the sub-district |1pe ¢ &, ol rporatic Resume Hearings Tomor- including many ehildren ane ( . ] ‘ I I Sy .I Ax.,.‘ d to flee in seant Calls Statement False ¢ would usl 1 bond of at least ! office here merely makes report ang | word from 1n. 9 « i Plie i 5 ¥ie eomeart station on the ! Min Doheay faticd & statomont gt $8.000 Lo poquired of i [recommendations ploked up Kebruary 1 lu ) it 5 Y | row and McLean Prob- »d us a refuge for the tucking enator Wheeler for his Knutson is rving ) term Major Bannigur quoted National | jeus n 5 ¢ gaid Thorne % 3 4 5 : 1 ) delavation, whielh Lo said was sude |an fie’ Trotse wion he served ander McFarlaud of the disabl- | sor the south oo r broadeast ably Will Be Called. children they were cared for | 1 » : ith reckiess disregard for the tr as repubiic y A he s o !l veterans, a recent Hartford vis there until able to return to their | With reckiess disregard for the truth, | as repubii 1 h th L Hartford vi m.:, el “I would have been a fool to finance | present ehui T the pensions com- (10 the offeet that affairs in the New LS sl . . o s into Mexieo,” he said. mittee, He is t 40 voars old. | York distriet office had been ehaotic wufl“ Al(; H L « i nvolving ihje The fire started i a h,mn,\“i. oo Wi ars e ! OrL BOMEL I TN e s i ‘ : ‘ {ad ‘ LIS pofi o8 ‘f”,"' e biek | PFDOMed i the pross,” Doheny \ ere, he said. The data §s collacted e ; ; kb o v 1%, Sine ancuniae theigroui :"”" OBthe DIORK e hat Hii canontsi (o) Moy thatis 2 3 tnd sent to the district offiee but he | ; ) et . torueys departed today o L L e LR O T A ¥ and others furthered ! o feIt that his office bud done its duty Rl Mg ‘ ) contest the uacmait of . W. Woalworth x siore against the Obreg - y 0 In the following up of cases and in ¢ . . denioty e ion to cancel the T wnd then ;u--\u-l ;rr‘u‘- ll‘ SRS Moxlno (ki aUsaIGtaly falias IN $”]0 []flfl LAWb IT informing the district office regard eWs us RBUCS t ot 1ome le expressed tions to the second Hoor wher | maih y Ihetiiatat ixsn v P 5 vikar ek o 3 Ju alse ag his previous stutement B isubled man's real conditior . % PR T P, e : g R ) wux checked, The o damuge W i G S pon which decision as to compenso- | Member of Drinking Party !/ . While | V0 contined to the Woolworth basement 5 e T | | s e s & L Sinelui d by ; 1 " Melenn und T had 1 mectings i1 tion and training should be bas e 43 ; et e . 5 ; 1paniec END e hoy thodlioston loraiaurs | U DT ERECRESUIMETRES s Byfield, Who Broughl; Begarding the 12 employes of e | 1N Critical Condition at SR ; SRR ; WV % o onise Tedbt fored heavily trom smoke und water, |y gy o g 1b-district office who are not ex-sery ) Deforelicicn S0 . five other attorneys, whe s S : Action, Weeps as Verdict o0 men Muwior Bannigan safd thes f Suniin i B iy | & red Lo appoxe the governs S ke duninges Witnesses Arriving bt were from the eivil service list and it Fitieetian - ent understood Hircoen Overvone Washivgton, Mareh 16.—With wit Is Given was therefore impossible for him to the people of : ot whom il irsday in Cheyenne wiflh ! of the firemen had nurrow | e ko substitution of (Speclal to The Mer ! i v salboias nesses areiving for the opening of the nake substitution of ex ice men i . | x ront oust excapes fighting the binge, bheing over- i gonute inguiry into the admi ration their cases 4' ol Alascl |1~1 ; “I\”L, ci the smoke und gas present in lor Attorney General Daughe rty, Irecntus a2 10 2A yewrs old, a teamster, | u i gvery part of the bullding, Cuptain (rorts 1o shake him out of the « ury today awar it el Wants Inyestization : el on EORUEEL ALix Vietor Davis and Edward Marchesi of 't while apparently continuing o of Walt * Cand AMlanta eapital- Waterbury, Mareh 190, Captain | 13K At scy Sl truck and John Maher of En- |(he woek-cnd, have brought no open | fxt, in o ) brought against ne P Armstrong of this city, | Harttord last night appar ne Co, No, & being curricd from the | gevelopments i (. Dyficld, beauty ¢ Onneetieut department commander [ 1¥NE condition ax the e S5l U, building by other members of the deg Despite the manifest desive of many | eontost ; T ol the Amterican Legion in an int i concoction, th Ni E SR purtment. No B, Fyfor, munager of laaministration leaders for his fmme ) i it view given to the Waterbury Ameri- pald fto Shoswood (wlnolio 1 : R e even Wilkon ha W her th: Woolworth compuny, wus over- djute retircment and the proparations | i, bl : 1 alloged | S0 oS, aunonneed that is organi- |1 11‘ ek _\y] 3 ol G Prospect hotel on Prospect strect sme us tl come In the store while he was at- [that have heen amde to fil) his place ' 3 s Byfield Y4ton cooperating with stat A tempti . cords of the ! nost a moment’s noties .H‘-l at v o o .\'.;Ul’m\’- et of other world war “M LAk S it S .‘I:“"" s Mo and v y t e Mames, ey general has shown o outwurd | e o prRalfs R orgunizations would foin in an investi. [#40d a8 soon as his heipless condi nol P . an imvalid of weakening in hils announecd Sy : f ranes. | Eution to determine the truth or fulsi- | VAs noted Dr. Tloyle was called | Whe il I Wir, and Mrs, Car D doterminution not to rosig il o o denied the B 0 rumors afteeting Bftioitnay| 10 iisahiutels & dekliRing AL, oncotiile jASIDIONL N i I woman, alter the niry, chury eontendid b was o vietim | O e administration of afiairs of the [eritical condition o ) od from the smoke filled huild- Revolt In Birst Step ; Hng vetorans’ burewu in Conneeticut, The | Boyle guve emerger , A being noeossary to curry thom | ! mai [Connceticut braneh of the hureau js|ordered that Wilson be tukor gil ot ktrelolinre. ot ROt o fiarges that former Sccretary s, Byticld was 1o the 00Urt- | /1 dar the mupsryision of the. New|to tie hospltal, Rev. Olfver the sanoke wid were removed o the aid tha Dohvay and Siiolatr all | room sotbliig & York offfces and rumors veferred to |nell. pastor of St. Joseph's New Broain gencral hospital, his have taken a hand in the SUAELCHNG A s ury Carly |y Cuptuin Armstron o believed to | Was also called and proparod Noble notitied the hospitul 1o b ready ! revolution aguinst the Obre- kit K U [be the outgrowth of recent sensation. | for for an cmergency us soon us he ar- guvernment and that ciforts by e SR and ) ghlegations concern certain high Dantel O'Har ey, low roomer at vived on the seene of the fie bartmeat of justice wgents to pro- | usk 3 J ® # WK de- | ominialy of the bureau as made public |the Pos and also BV AaLIE Vot dutilinas vent violutions of neutrality ulong the | Hvere: ) jury delibrated |j; New York. (aptain Armstrong re. | teamstcr, and @ member of the party policy border wore led off by Washing- | valy one hon g loomed, "y ] wrned Saturday trom Boston whers ae also 1M last w police | iged on” have heen seleetod tentatvely by videnee wi it lytiald o s " on where he 5 tuken as Noble Scouts “Virve Theory |lon” hav tod tentatjvely by | Evider BNl N he oonferrad with Major Gen, Clars | Station where | tak b ma { P o5 police .4 ng the :""“j]‘""vl-""fi‘]"""“""" - s WHEAE G d it i rhened uyen 1 Kadwards and I his intorview | terlul witness, I'red Glguerre, wus SHL e o, thinking that g | “V8C SWbjocs for Kb f S8 Slatornoy v od ' Y PAY today the state commander announe- [rounded up as the man who ussistod TEATRY Ve ikt nnection, tl it | him & i 8N Lo that General Bdwards was (0 full | the two men in sceuring 11 hivi Nobie of U fire dopartment |10 IMQUIRe how the names of witnesses vl . ‘ iining his busl- {nceond with the plan for an fnvestign- | cant nnd also as o member p conty the theory liowever, and is of 0" Whom "‘“"""‘ RO were (nswed tros |y fon of the burcan and its officials in | drinking party thn fon that somebody who had | o™¢ Publlc when it was fntended andler, nodeiy o «etated T Oonnectient A8 a result v ‘ . L the butiding varlicr in the day :""' ‘”” il w made known ‘» ¥ ek for! Cuptain Armstrong said in part men, the poli g JER LSRN e [l onth shut,” He There will not be efficiency and | ing of Offieers Jo 't MelLoug o N t [ “‘» ot Oblos. Fas : reeording to the [ the proper Telp will ot be given to | James W. Burns a mewaries Father, Mother, Two B"_\.\ g JC T another wituess, Haery & Obbon, for @ d 10 ' voterans unloss drasth m . J b Gaudlane gar Norton ) 1 not in , 82, wid gave B voterane unless deastic action is taken | Joseph Gaudlano G . o Imer mayor o v e il it was e for 820,500 1 cxchiange for the | immediately 1o elminate all Incom. | were sent out to o place and Girl Affected by ' Y ; ; ir indieated pladned by nutor Wheoler, demeo ment Yexe | potent d inefficient officers.” where the echol had been obtained < 1 t ¢ Tully exe the Boston Store, pr bl that the committec's | gp.py the attack ain Armstrong believes ex-scryv | They wers armed with search war Fumes AL s 0 irst inquiry would relute to the 1921 iy | s ¢ ting Tt department for the s A . g fe en should be used exclusively | rants issued by Prosecuting Attorncy Tt "olution ugalnst Ubregon in Lower the: ca returned to in dealing with ex-serviee men's prob. | James T, Mather and combed thor K ol Juiry ¥ v arclessly tirown mateh or on something that startod W MeMitlan, owner of th Mr, iy for and Mr, Donnelly, wrvived at the seene, it did not | S#ifornla headed by Keaban Canty, suit against By- deme and he says that of the veter. | oughly the home of Max Phillips, o i ¢ andly, « { 1 ’ gating com- corn possible that anything could Lo . . o ¢ note, Mrs, Byfield [ans' bureau officials in Connecticut | Prospeet strect tailor, at the ecorner | ing and mo { j the pile of saved from the fiames, and attribute - 1 it against Candler, there are 12 who are not ex-service | of Sonth and Unfon stroets. Philips and o daug ¥ escay t n ocnaed but plane the fact that the loss was only 3 3y fiedd she had separ- | we) denied any knowledgs § ntos ¥ aspl i om e N at t ch upplies of 840,000, instend of over $100,000, in “"""""' ' | Il gives several instances of w {eant tn his home at tirst and the po awlor str ! the findings e Lard and cfficient work of NS anew ”“" b stood 10 he constders needless delay in acting | lice could find no trace of o ’ 12 mmo t ‘ » study the mwan in the e tment, ) R “" e ety © Of a func L . erdic ‘ £ the de. | on ex-gervier men's claims, due he | bevers until a sandy s i | i then 1t 0 ! erag s to determine abd this 100 it both platoons | o000 ratsed | ARtorton Jant n cliarges to efther superfiuons red tape | eellar A8 noticed hove ( g . - f den by officlals in of he t et 100 per cent |Co) Sombanies to fin Cantu or Governor of of incficioney of officia brought to view pints s iatts fons ¢ ) appar ' ™ 1 after the leas- Irevolution committe: 18 inform gullon cana of g rdit P ¢ G nave and the res ei the und cvery man was ors . wel for Mrs, " . : rding gallons, i « hrongl ) : ) cen i s 1 sts sought to d that recognition for he revolu Leadquarter i Nas ¢ ¢ fixing tho ¥ silean presidential hevicd Honary government was promisd con- 190 e i ()\crpm\ernw Odor Teads ', Ivard Dalton. a roomer i URSSLY S84 ThAL UM aid Eether S To Arrest in New Haven nur was Roeomer Discoy Vire | meiled smoke whit \ - {eld couferences looking 1o its suicess New Ha Mareh 10.—The police | bond Sk ey X Assail Appointments, Too MYSTER[OUS DEATHS this phone message o] cal junk 1 EIA IRk, ki L of the Wit S ar. LRI St Hupheity 0 the effect that the moa still Wi O'Han L e, ww.‘. M\‘ ? yomn th [IEan. Mitoted WEAF PG S i somewhere in York st was so John MNeil particiy batchw b Bomton More, He | 45 1w Washington Potice Confromted With strong 1 foared the residents| that marted fi shouta ephone . ot | THeEon 5 S Hipnts would vercome, Officers smelled | Wen and later adjor ¥ t damper ty t nment's y . N U icommittee wus o t two Teagedies i Which Cause of | 5000 7 SOt Rt of Levi Whit ; ’ SEeotiied 1 ! ey ok |appointed i | eapacity. The odor, deseribed quite | Where they are ¢ ord [ [ § [ oth Ol " gl b YA : e Thad been sub ; charment Death 1s Tndetinit e W It anie ret Srars et situation immediately I i Jihas and s § ) g ‘ am m g i d o ok _ ; : : i A 12 followed by . Sing the Siat b . Washington, Ma ¢ exe Nost overpoy Whicti] Waehod Miils ) : ; “ e sokhart conferred ol 4 ‘ ‘ L ‘ o e et number of prospe f hope to open | wparatus vemained this mornin Ihurs wonlar " . Long between 4 and . v edge of oon sl had i ' N \ inds WS e SR o % bt ne hu ) “dent} Long Tron Awning Bar ‘ £ of 4 poisenons ) Has Knight'd Name oid ec of Vootball Fame, Cited by Fed- that fme. She | coml kil 0 Conmoction With SAT . mind A . Was ep the mployer's AMleged Misuse of Mails, ! J De- vinkin at it was coming eetive ‘ i gas ' A e o tent, Max Nook, 3%, 1 hig could torhood. The chief is of 1 nior Als today served o " fetect ' nd that rom some other bock i “ neigh- Shroveport, La., Mavel siteBhombanr f toRutitligiion . that it was really the fir ‘ . « [ otha onch at Cente canary ) y . flected s ST SLEReTCIAL t o v tward 1 I n i s e v i) sl h) e o Denies That He Slandered Wt Jacod peddier, whe | | DOt Guaranteed Gu et allied coneerns B‘”“(vh in H|\ \ddlehfi way | ging some goods Ly Al i Patients on Chiorel and Park Strecqe Make Total of Soffercr o pon for part P conmection wit 4 - < v . trrent with erimin secution ' " at Joor v = it Malads. 17 Caw ided that 1 ' ” rris for - able of coping wit situation, defraud in prometic yvided that nothing N O - Yoo gt t wook sen & Vire Lines Strumg Out Americanization Officer ' gt cesed sht wavy imp is head wit he crowds gathered so guickly that r 145 . , oney out of 4 T policcman was press. or Lemon Quutu Hl .loh whoigd i : wer. The fremsled ma ed into servier to keep it back and Watorbury it 2 SO PRuTIY permit the firemen to go about their ment v ’ PAPEI (o work unhindered. Chief William €. |ael J o of t roste \ Haven, M - Hart was carly arrival on the scene as state Amer 2t o 1 2 ' . the y two atien s nd directed the work of the police. | American Legion s 1 A e Rainie . ‘ - y b d ice oome o Lines were placed 10 aid the police 'also that the resignations . . . - i et e Wwas respo ale 0 in keeping the crowd. estimated at members of the . s Com ' v k Naoor came & B CLAKE. 1INED $5.00 about 7,000, from prossing too close, execut commift B 1ed aut ¢ it ' cificials, He is A Chief Noble said today that auto- la meeting of state officirs 4 * sl s -— . family and to prodhd wng Ciarke of VieLean Tomors mobiles caus.d considerable delay for | Haven Saturday Non-atte v ' the department in getting at the blaze |committee meeting is given l , \ ] THE WEATHER and teseuing people from the build- [reason. The next Conneetic v et ¥ ma o g, and atiritoted the fact that there ment convention will e held he petitio H Martford. Mar. 10 —Forecast O DO canae ies from the smoke 1o | ringto 9 | for New Beitain and vicinity od tnek. 11 id that he was posts at ‘ COUNTEREENT Rain or snow tonight: Tueslay to tak: wy matter of re winners " nd prizes New N v Reeret little change in temperature, fCoalinucd ou Thirteenth Pace) ship cont recently conduct ruing : st a spurivus $50 Lm | *® (Coutinued on Fourth I'age to strike then Court