New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1924, Page 12

12 af VOTES CAST FOR o7 CANDIDATES| |JAPAN INTERESTED IN Despite Coolidge’s Refusal to Call Little Interest in Election of City' e dvices indicating President does not intend to call a second naval conferer nese in- | t in the idea of further limita- f naval armaments is increas- Meeting., Opinion is One May imber of votes cast yesterday al ci for the | te memb e city mect s did not Chies direction | Lut in Lon-| sh labor govern- ward the anment of the | cundidate 10 votes 4 v en further | sccond ward with 11 can four votes registered: , eight voters vote candidates; in the fourth w exceed the number ¢ Tokio Ing election to e baving been reg | In the first evie | | 0 & trument the highest vote, v K further dis didates; the brought out 12 votes, Fhose electod are: E. I. Neum Andeison, , affer, il . Walter siath w svers wonld 1 It was « pan s g with other pow- | ers in restriction of the types. Third wa g MeDonough Smith, W Atwood, W. 1., Hatel U:m FLanare g o) 8 * Sub Chaser, Used as Dry Boat, Explodes and Sinks | Fourth war« fles nes, John A. . s, Neliie Marshall, : . Sidney M, Aok oniliE T e Herma ! 6o Mrs. Emilie George Bittner Hinehlifrc to coop: March 2§.—The chaser Ituss, erift. W, H. Dowling and ¥ him in chasing rum runners " off the Floridu coast, sank 10 miles at | ers Riliiowski, 3 * gea vesterday after an explosion, d. Relly, Peter Dob Sheriff Dowling, 11, 1. Duncan, di- Karpinski, ll visional prohibition chief for Florida, Bogdanski, Stanley and Porto Rico. and members of the : crew left the Russ in a dory which | capsized soon after they had started shoreward, or two hours officers and members of the Russ' crew, equipped * with life preservers, were tossed about by the waves until rescued by the vilot boat Meta, which had put out to lien the explosion was heard. of the Kiem- the Taking Up Seating Plans N . . 1T For Republican Convention |,,,,.q, Cl land, March 28 David W, craft have re Mulvane, Kansas, ¢ an, and oth- | er membera of the committee on g today to cor ments and ot e con- vention in Jur H tions for the nonBER 4 New York, Mare ing tiat his apart sacked by thieves, . ph Solari, 50, A4 from heart *h he returned home last public hall wi attack was brought on by sub-committee h d by 5 « the altending physician Coleman Dupont, {said. 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