New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1924. GREAT EXCITEMENT WHEN KLAN IS DENOUNCED - - ROOSEVELT PUTS SHITH'S NAME OVER Places “Al” in Nomination With Stirring Address By The Ass New Y fred E formally crati no Open denunciation of the Ku Klux Klan by Forney Johnston nominating Senator Underwood precipitated a riot at the demo- cratic national convention at second session. A great anti-Klan demonstration was started which ended in fist fights. Sergeants- at-arms are shown trying to restore order while the Colorado standard (arrow), smashed in melee, is picked up. Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, permanent chairman of the convention, denounced the G. O. P. in his address " THREE BIG UMTTS, 1S PUT FORWARD - at, who in 1 out of office, 0 Al Possible to Insure His ‘Bayaid Nominates Former Dela- CINDERW "~ IGANG LEADER AND THREE | UNDERWOOD MEN 154 eres oo ou'd Give Away Tee in the Winter,” ays striver the success of the party, and who by his record hoth i€ @ party man and as a national Wwg- qualified knowledge and experience to ably - £ r = 7 ] =0 —] | == =" =" B L =] Sidney Brown, Enpaged Claim Iocreased Prestige Iop Yoo o oo islator, has proven him i ite “' ad : : W York, June 26.—8idney Brown S i fulfil the duties of the greatest of- g Their Gandidate it L L Nomination - ware Senator or Presidency | " - ‘ | oo 1 ps in Harlem early ——— - - *The country ¢ ry two weeks on the regular measures | > Party Plans to Launeh Big Campaign j v 1 this evening at § 10 help our beloved country pull safe s THE IRISH QUESTION t stress of the P in south In Attempt to Cosral \ e ' ok et of the world w i, 1 t i MacDonald Com Tave Iy On 1 fded O v ~ oles hee o Ver Senate p oo Irish Fnvoy to Washington 4 h ! % 2 i b v ) \ o ! 5 t #s, Ma cted ' ed over that body as 4 House of Commons ¢ " ' ' preside teni, during the stirring rd to Trish diplomatic rey ' A dd i A st o= trvi Dyckman Fined 515 for p Soeeding His Automohile 1 ' 1 " RECOGHIZES IRISH 2 2 LUV STOND 11D And so when : covetars Mughes Vdviced by England ' to Take Up Matiers With the Trish . GRUEEK NAVAL TROUBLY Delegate Here i 2 - tist to your brain. Br 1 3 e t | ashing e e—— the Irisl face. Which is | exchange. Let our “Roug P 7 21 ; “o Thin and weak? Coated Ced Liver Oil sets Put On Flesh and " Build Them Up per pound. FAITON 1 POLICE EConn S Goodbye Forever Hair On Face ) Remore and AN COTTON PRICES SOAR Bemnrkable New ¥ Soperfinone Hir. MACASKILL WO CoOME BROTHERITOOD LLECTS AMERICANS THIRD o HOUSTON I PLAGED 'BEFORE CONVENTION Has Not Sought Nomination, But s Mentioned Today New York, June 26.—The name of | David ¥. Houston, former secretary of agriculture and the treasurer and !friend of Woodrow Wilson, was placed ore the democratic national con- . Stevenson tion today by Lewis for it to con- sider when it is ready.” Emphasizing that Mr, Houston has ot sought the nomination, Mr, Stev. 1, who was appointed honorary secretary of the convention through action of the Illinois caucus led by George E. Brennan, urged the dele- gates “to rain from voting for him" “it shall be demonstrated that of Bloomington, Iil, 5 nntil ‘ s cannot agree upon active candidates.” , Who was the son of Stevenson \vice- second Cleveland d Mr. Houston ities of both Cleve A and Wilson, and regalled that the latter several weeks before his Ceuth characterized his as “the best qualified man in the United States to be president.” ¥ needs today are chiefly eco- and administrative,” said Mr. Sftevenson. “This man has long been accepted as one of the foremost eco- nomists of his time. He has demon- strated in government and in business that he is a great administrator.” As secretary of agriculture, he con- Mr. Houston *‘did more for the mer than any other American has ever done,” and “as secretary of the treasury in 1920 this man urges tax reduction, budget reform and govern- mental economy” but the “republican rs in congress deliberately re 1 his recommendations and thereby embarrassed the nation.” ——— r Poor Sleep, Nervous- ness and That Tired, Worn-Out Feeling | New Remedy That «dministra wing m ¢ tion and cont New Y | . rs in Sing Sing Th s [ \ 11 At dissensions | e Rosalsk 1 S ds Wonderful legisiative branehe he long term that : J RroMpet o atisfaction in durlng the s 1 at ge as n 9 1 ing hi v Domijan, Smith and Snelgrove Have Just a Few Days, Roosevelt contir S Faccutive Positions At Wethers. complete lac gt Y gl yi t publican W i strus iy field and Find the Work Congenial ltean ca W 4 e Elght mem o checks b n % wit P \ int T The th young officers of the whie e & g . planning a ten 4 Commercial ‘Trust company who are ”yr‘u h, Ly i . ’ | o \ .“ ¢ oottt H serving sentences of three 1o five years |, eory, i e 4 i - ) ith e in state's prison for d tion of ti Therefore st g 1o t leleg il there had | 2 : ¥ : » of the eountry,” he said, “a president ex- |[tinct fnereas in Underwood | t BALHS 4 o . : : e i JRERAL lunt ef over perienced in administ and eap- | during t ' iy A d y : it K to d abla of restoring teamwnrl 1 M ined . ra ; 2 W the prison o Als that they find . a Andr ' ¥ e ! vich does not require will between the exicontive 1 the |4 f this strengt to be ¢ p v Siiroan r A . gy v Vizad \ . ¥ ¥ mannal labo gare, but 1 submit to you no experi- | far g t . sy : 7 " “"“ S ”"' . 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