New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1924, Page 19

A |cootidge in North Dakota not onl he general feeling here is th Jeen say y can demonstrate that|was in a gosoline tank in the ) Lbas been highly pleasing to Adminis-| Underwood, already faced with great{the country, after being legally dry|ment and came as firemen were leav- tration leaders, but it has been a sur-|difficulties so far as the two-thirds|for a long period, is now ready to ap-|ing the building after they thought prise to most republicans in the vote in the democratic convention is prove the sale of beer containing u}lh-» fire caused by the first blast had |House and Senate. It is looked on as concerned, now is handicapped almost [low per cent of alcohol. Negotiating been extinguish Efl[][ln[iE WINNER a demonstration of the fact that the bevond redemption. At the same|for several days they persuaed chair-| Iire Lieutenants John Scanlon and 8 | President has a strong grip on the re-|time, his chieftains have got given/ man Graham of the Judiciary Com-' Alexander Stapleton and five of their o o publicans of the entire country, and up hope. mittee to grant a hearing. men were knocked to the floor, their OpimOn Is He wlll Get Re ubli lalso of the fact that in the agricul- McAdoo Pleased. The beer: bloe is not hopeful of |uniforms masscs of flames. The scven D " |tural states, where there is deep-seat-| McAdoo, who is in Washington, and action on their bills at phis sion, | firrmen were dragged to the street it {ed political unrest and dissatisfac- his lieutenants are highly pleased but they believe that the hearing will and rushed ' to a hospital a block can Nomma"on tion, there i powerful support for the With the Georgia result. Nevertheless, ultimately lead to modification of the away Y President and a distinct sentiment it is clear the disclosure that he was| prohibition amendment and the Vol-| e among the farmers that Mr. Cool-|attorney for Doheny have cost himstead act. Representative Dyer Washington, March 1. The. ccr. |16 15 sympathetic with their|much support the country over and republican, of Missouri who is 2 PROTEG"ON OF CAP”‘AL inati Itroubles and is seeking ways to af- that his chances for nominations!fied as a “wet,” will be in charge of tain nomination of President Coolidge is » a ; to head the republican ticket, the | OTd them relief. {are much ecrippled by his relations the hearing. LEVY VlLL NOT PASS ¢ ¥ b . u i ay With the oil magnate n Aol ot g e o Comment among republicans today : . enatar Hiram was to the fact the President was, Johnson of California, as a contender P ——— b jatal backset for Senator ('nderwoor |fUrther effect that the President, in| y | Cavital Levy is Exactly the sume of Alabama, as a candidate for the |the minds of |h‘r- country, was up- AT TR]AL FOR BIGAMY‘ sition as Protection, Cannot Enacy democratic nomination were the les- touched by the Teapot Dome scandal | : xons drawn by political observers here |80d the Daugherty charges. ° vy el in Parliament, Says Premier. today from the North Dakota and LaFollette a Factor. : - ak Leave Court RRoom Arm in Arm After — London, March Much impor- m::‘::. primari The fact that in North Dakota Sen- i : : tance is being attached to the state- At the same time, the heavy vote | i o , Magistrate Holds Mrs, Ethel Lar- G F C H ant of Bremler MaoDo b0 cap- (o Senator s Fateis i Korin s 407 La¥ollte, (houeh bis same was vt var- - Garage Five Causes Havoo in New v o wromicr Macbonaid o0 vy kota is looked on as clearly indicating {10t printed on the ballot, ran neck sen in $2,000 Bail for Trial. . | his specch in the Hquse of Commons. that he will be a formidable factor in and-neck with Senator Johnson is re- ! 3 | York Cl[y S ncee B I8 AR e Siom M this year's presidential contest if he arded as meaning that many of the New York, March 21.—When Mrs. | Drathengile & siellosmsad i runs as an independent. progressive republicans refused to Lars . ..t(rl vears old, of 320 e “Capital e ey b S e o s . I8 g s at LaF 4 ourth strect, appeared apita exactly the wame With'respeet to William G. McAdoo support Johnson and that LaFollette wppeared fn New York. 'March —One man| position as protection. It cannot be gy e he Yorkville Court yesterday to af his four-to-one victory over Sepator has a support which will make him a vesterday to afi- | ne this Parlis y Underwood in Georgia is regarded as strong factor if he runs as an inde-|5Wer to the charge of having more|Was killed and 13 persons were in-;enacted in this Parliament We shall sure to encourage him to continue in |pendent candidate. At the least it is| than her sharc of husbands, Magis. (jured when two cxplosions occured|bot deal With capital lovy. No chane the race for the democratic nomina- |looked on as plain that as an inde-|trate Cobb refused to grant further(id an uptown garage late yesterday.|Of that character can be made until a tion fo the last, but as settling noth- |pendent candidate he would detractdiournment of the case and held her|The injured inciuded a patrolman | majority of the country is in faxor of ing o far as his prospects for getting |greatly from the republican strength ' 1" $2,000 bail. and seven firemen. X BV o AR e R two-thirds of the democratic conven- in the northwest. ¢ Was her third appearance in| Willam Healy, 50 yoars old, pro-| 27 LhAmbOriin el g0 on pron tion is concerned. | Indications are that the Coolidge court since her arrest on Saturday. prietor of the garage, was the man|8ating his doctrine of protection, b She already had rtained iled i ' w 4 ol until he or somebody clse produces Despite success for Mr, McAdoo in |victory in North Dakota will be fol. She already had obtained two ad- killed. His body was found in the BAU A7 oF SOE0dy Coe Produccs 5 i 3 4 il | journments to retain counsel and pre- ruins of the building after a fire|SOMe schem Ll 11 oY 0 Shile Georgia, the impression continues to |lowed by another victory in South are hed defe; 1 ved th X o | country from the exceedingly bad ef- Bh B AR et T WAty | med by dsother. pe ense that followed the expolsions had been ) ) Was Husbands Ne. 1 and 3, F'rank Tar |extiasvls . . - So0 | fecst, as T think, of a 100 heavy na- ton that the democratic party will not | The resuit of the Georgia ‘primar- "0 ® T > O er-.‘]ul\.' '\,'"“," Y 'n'x",:""5:?':3:&::_,'2;?";.“3,:..( niRealy put at the head of its ticket the man |jes, in which McAdoo won 4 10 1i(Ciarence C. Behrs, of 442 West Thir-| The first explosion was believed to| duction, diminishing the purchasing who was long the attorney for E. L.|over Underwood, unquestionably is 8| ty-fourth street, were in court and|have been caused by the igmition of] V&lue of money, oppressing the wage- { 3 arning classes In mass, as 1 think, Doheny. hard blow at the Underwood pros-i,noarentiv it ~Eoins) bty o o £ | & The decisive victory for President!states Senator Underwood had 1in anq left the court room arm in urm,'\ | Benrs, the second mate, admitted tak- ing this opportunity of showing lLar- sen the town. Larsen said he married the accused in 1914 and lived amicably with her until 1919, during which time three g | he returned home, he said, to find | only the kitchen stove, a chair, and a IN P CE OF YOUR | knife and fork. I .A | He heard nothing turther from his | wife, he said, until December, of 1919, when he received a letter asking for funds. He said he sent them through an intermedia; After that she pass- |ed from his ken, he said, though at 2 4 1 | intervals he continued to receive pleas For this month only, we are |for funds. The children, he learned, & # < / + | had been placed in an institution in ml!klnl the follo“mg ofl'er. | Stamford, Conn., from which, after We Will Give You a Liberal i:;::: difficulty, he managed to get Allowance On Your Old - . f Behrs testified he married Mrs. Lar- gen in September, 1923 at the “Little Worn Out Watch (any 1 . | Chureh Around the Corner,” and set up housckeeping at 215 West 105th mnke) In T“rnlng It ln Fol' street. 8he deserted him at the end a New Waltham, Elgin, or : of two montha, he said, and it was ) some of her p |only in going through Hamilton. | papers he found her certficate of B - o B B 5 'BEER BLOC 10 ARGUE Women's Watches. 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