New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1 to Smith were riding a rising wave of on the list and Senator Bayard took iy CROWDS OF DELEGATES AWAITING ADMITTANCE TO HALL — ooiiiirwmege | feeble d scattered ye lard Sa iry, former Delaware sena- echo AC the vast amphitheater tor. it had mounted to a cont I vl At the conclusion of the nominat- W kept the long steel girders of t ing spe t Delaware delegation rden reverberating and - took com- | stood rs and cheered, and te of the proceedings. J t apping from many (Continued from First Page) n o'c enat Walsh | ¥ e ul"!nr;ila \\“eu n‘ol:‘! —_ pounding for order. But the | on the liat, but it yle ed to Misso Ing forward systematically, Severat still were wded with dele- a nd ‘n ; es \||‘Hn (: 8t. z:o‘lll?! rose kundred men and won ing | Bates, 1 with workers for the cani- | 0 second the nomination of McAdoo. s, An 1 th®ir int 1asive pow Smith for president at equippad with cowbhell cther devices for raising a rack into the unassigned upy ind leave th the galleries and got ail s hammered away with the convention a lively hour as some small show of | hat taken up by the be effo to bring the Adoo demonstratio to order had been in pro-| Some of the minut but just then press their a tioned in h gal. | much scatter oy 2ing the sta An to | ~orite, group ‘ g Sidewalks York" | 8mith campa ro megaphones, 1 contusion | cach other along 1« = agaln, | gallery under th « It was first time the mtm.u‘l gurden. Bundles ot all Am rican u the Smith backers had | t'ags were passed ind, and ard in tife convention, and the | '3 atintter with co £ i ed it and applauded the | cuemonstrators warmed up, It te | si S. A moment later the call of a | be Al Smilh's g in the big con- ' shrill factory whistle came from a| vention, and his New York fi ! hundred throats in er ga were determined to make the most o, ler 1 Cheer Upon C1 "The early hour of mass of humanity | arms | ers to | s free, CONNECTICUT REPORTED SWINGING TOWARD SMITH Delegates Said To Favor New York Governor Almost Entirely After Few Ballots, the Herald,) Square Garden, N. Y., amor was prevalent today necticut delegation that Smith of New York will get y of the Connecticut rst ballot and after ad- lots have been takem he port of all but one Throughout the con- it was conceded that ort had taken a decided maj the Nenator Wa was pronounced by Governor Sweet, | their a fow from bencath the r of the that the cooler weatlier help. t ud several delegatio 1lert to't rd the churning mass of ye « 0. omas J. 8mith of New the Smith men both in the ) i organize monstratio Individ t s t T brought with en - rt ' and Mrs, Laura P. and on the floor. Yesterday the Me- |0 he ga . evidently f delegate K 1 1 st = 7 seemed to no other Mr. Rooseveit wa s 1 rer 9 B t city, are strong Adoo demonstration was st in a |l t from jts shaft ards of Geo nd Texas t The Sidew of New the floor t advocates of Smit : sweitering afternoon blaze of s ig and started a t in it 1 th nstrators n. Senator Wals A g Visitors at Connecticut flooding in through the glass roof of anoth- 'hyt the aisles crowded ( state around and arov th the gavel, and Mr, [o 3 SL mght ware Attor- the hall. But a thunderstorm after s songs and | with & t y 'vielded.to New York t part the was lifted up beside him I i -;'m ugh and David L. last night's adjournment had cleared WIS On the nwaq aifr Me- emak cut blast went into the ps on his crutches, he raised of New Britain the air and aithough it grew warm 100 Adoo peoy stoler at rocked t nt gard hanner bearing ence, and slowly the gr — hall, the heat was not opprossive. As i injecting t r « the hour set for opening the con- Wl = o treasury about throug singer was f —_— vention passcd, some i ons of ¥ ings at 1y plattorm o ee? Believe That Towands the End of the the coming demonstra ppeared |00 ¢ : < elagate an- t At last to order by Sy s also on the convention f all i v for ! MeAdoo |y tops of Spangled Bar - 1 ;' mxx-! Week His Campaign Will Gather = 2 ¢ wion had no y el today. ' pyrcors 8 rard onstrants remained in the hall an the entrances to the arena -l o P ndnatratica | 20 Lot ¥ S iin b Tane=tt s Strength., gates are seated sp y : trict of Columl ; by s oine e choru isles sti arms hung out the ; it South Caroli i supportin by . SPSARE Iopliaty Mate (T mac ARt B aeAntatarma] at iy ol o ke Makers 6 B sign, but many of t Toiie aae i ’ dis. | Mexico, Utah, Oregon and Nort ward over the pulpit-like t that 1 O WORC LD ol ! John W. Davis campaign for the en who had come to the Garden The Olina eventually ere brought into iy,q peen placed there for hin had been going e progresa. o cratic presidential nomination whoop it up f mith, the ido Joters | {1 parade, but th 1 o standard, | 1t was five minutes t! fore the marc} ‘f,"w"“"\"' t : 1 Madison Square Garden New York democracy, got past ¢ f From | 1esPite rnor Swe € ON cheering stopped and 1 e and fell | "‘“" i . ent that he would emerge crowded aisles, as t McAdoo ' gloe clup | the platform to secor MeAdc eech. The demonstration came from > in singing Ul sl :‘ gare A oward i of the week as the rooters had done yesterday's sese 1 campaig nomination, remained in it p both floor 4 g b8, noOr s it ew s New York v*" "' o wman ck 0 by his party to reconcile sion, 1 swung into | 1°1d fast by a halt dozer « confined to those wl Fotie band sthel gesatar [BCRRIRE ek Ak i ung ideas on candidates. ing into - 4 noise scemed to be com- |UP * ¢ K" an t e Walsh Looks "£m Oyver “H H G s A H ¢ thy with the car e ne med to t oo L ks Pl West Virginian was to be Shortly er 10:30 Permanent | Scnator Walsh retired temporas s only a short parade, and it {Smith. There was in i th Sries. Mot ofithe | 188 v b Smity, Placed in nomination during the day, Chairman Walsh appearced on the m the sy s to wait for Wa ctuated throy by cries |a personal tributo to the 1 who ' delegates w their seats, a ,.‘,‘, th St tandsrds b b L it was still somewhat of a mys- " the proce of state stand. | anc @ state standards began th > Y platform, took a look over the L m Avora T o con-'of “oil, oil, ¢ from e orgn had nd s J s M.t B Pt R . - M s bobbing progress about the q ™ ¥y what \_\«h 1 be said of him by and galleries, and t) went | s app r ord nith rooters in the gallery 2 nd who ¥ rds « 1u K vell h ries rallied | Holt to whom the task was en- Stage again to wait until more of the Returns To At Governor Sweet went i 3 arty ke T g all t 1‘1'.‘ T N trusted. Contrary to the usual rule, erowd arrived Hy vd shed the A n rt re- speech, the galleries again too! | ¢ g o 1ven. | one e cony band loncd , o s ddvance coples of the nominating long tatled suit of hiacks in whics i rned to the attack 1- ! €8 Dishem ovey s on in full for o were not availat took command vesterday, 1 g 80 1 that t y Ne —_—‘“-h—————-_ he band mare syt " 2o - ot he Davis men enjoyed theme tired in white flannel trouscr | Kavel a nded in 1 slo | AL L Mr. Ro et Pk Ves matching up tickets ip & specu » serge comt, his usunl senate \ 1 rk- | T a new =% N the flooy AUVe way to find & vice presidential ciamber rig : that nobody tor v ; " to & i r & ate for him, There did not AL et Bets t third of the | Wa mmed t | . ke into the Hon Lo be anything more than delegates were in the vaces and t t W . b L] 3 AL leme Ation behind thelr statements, allerles were filling up, but 1 ind t to . in however, "Hm' unw rmi»y I w‘\tYL that pr A g Baree “V ’ - that nothing about a natior Al Around | . pa.s wors, Rt a 1t Knife and Fork Assault tion shall come fime w Tow glew ¢ o s : he right kept ke L e he n it el shas wori: : it tes 1 R heing P A Basis of Civil Action (8 A e i TR BEt | ' or Mead et Clalming he was stabbed with a iy L TAUGnE 10 cx e K A mo y row '." ! B knife and a fork by the defendant, e tos : sq W N r int " Was | Felix Blitz today brought suit for $300 T TRORE R R o g W ¢ o board truments AUR TN o n " dumages against Leopold Laskowski, r 88 roof eof the G I v t i whic liaitorm o 1 ¢ & The writ was drawn by Attorney M. atled back, so t lolegnte : . \ 2 2l ) et oD fA. Sexton and s roturnable in eity cogld look eut directly on 11 Y t 8 1ce the § trat Nt Aot ¥ urt on the second Monday in July, sl ..\M ”", sun, too, ¢ 1 » : . 1 5 r . > had t ped into ¢t oustable James W. Manning has at- divectly in Today however the | o oBrat s t | { . . Many ¢ rena to th t od property in Scymour park, roof opening v A dliTerent i hit I 1 > #food In solid phalanx fr T'lie plair alleges that he suffered plece and 1) hich v . around 1 every ' that scrgeants-at-arme | pain, has been made yll, lame and dis- uay wilted 1) rY wo ] + r | g it ! ™ could reely L, was obliged to discontinue work by the Kans " ehift n Tdnt | v also had MOV s " several days and incurred medical e across the 1dle aisle to touy i t $ a short ' I vt " i to s when Laskowski stabbed him New Jersey the convention tary | t result 1 1 veral times in the head with a knife Cheers For Rooseyolt v A 1or iling [ t t. 1 1 stra ! | several times on the shoulder he band woent throvgh it ) 1 oa ro their Bmith banners, with a fork, preliminary concert 1 th the midst ftarnonn at Tammany | . "A n —e— of it Franklin D, 1t wln 81 } n nnel it ou TGER FAMILY R NION to make the speceh noy i nith W 11y ¥ Rrony, | J extits e third annual revnion of the was helped up the w mat 1A f conven Sanlsbury Named family will ba held at Lake form and was givin a cheer f ! ved by ™ o ot 1a ( gamond, Friday, July 4 Jo A the floor and gallerie ore wam a \ v short sod the m ot i t 1 N Dotan, William Keller and thelr famie tonech of pathos reflected in the " king the delegates for th ; N : \OuS & lin | #ta 1 at Mr, ¥ t'a t e I Mr. and Mrs, J. ¥, Kingsley of many deteg, y had not s ) v y P Naw V', e ) . am O ' 1 ity are members of the Eger 1 J enator Jame. alker of New Yoirk and Franklin D, Roosey AL \ fire” sirens "n A - im since 1) Franclece " i swell e Senator James Walker of \(\I 1 A ini ‘I ok b % of many Kinds was brought | Smith™ that Chairman Walsa ¢ \ nd will attend, Mr, Keller 8 tion of four years ago, w { > Novem campaign manager of Al Smith, talking things over 4 oAt Cingy entrances, | the secretary to continue w retary of the Eger Family assoe nominated for the i in a pleated e —— T a 166 with alitost inboss ' those | call of the roll. Delawars was ne 1ation ] 1 Mo and in the proceedings and he had | tion was quicter t it 1 it to talk with ¢ uiother P tra Woman A« Chatrman to stop while Scnator Walsh again |any time cntered T N of 1 cont 18 clatter and J rat J L larg f PINK | 100k over the gaval a sought to !1or contost rt pr ) with which the ith sup- B " n r A 4 : A store order, ar were reaflirmi { r faith in ot life. Today W0nthe of i e . gl Shonts of “Ofl, 01" ! Ing from paralvsis, he literally had 10§ ter L VI ARS1 il ol BiL o1" few of | & t bove the g s thich T et e B S ) v Walsh turned Lvveed ¢ ed r v ) ‘ it y ke N 1 ¥ the Smith n o0 g ¥ 1 wi g1 of Outside a group of & i guiding | W ’ S g \ g ; i \ : s It v g { th rived along t 1 1 1 on ted the # Y { 4 ' n the gallery wonld « nely ) (th people Ins ¢ are of *heir m ' 1le i v ’ . " y Ar ka 1 1 to with a volume t Imest dro 1 / . e out the concert of 1 nvention ‘ A bile Quotes Lincoln ' tia 4 g own, whi wa nplot | 1a om ’. A gy \ . TeA ed by Smith demo ois in a 1A r Governor W, 1 t appearcd & the 2 " 1 I st around in the New ¥ W 1 G M up to t ir e ! eparations an t " \ viou to ¢ Mr. ' pi 1a t ) A v wer ’ fn with o raucous acco t 1 8 ne 1 1 that t 1 3 and opera scleetion, an ing to McAdoo, appa ¥ flo 1 ' ) st : gates greeting each other on the floor | 1 1 " had 1o whout to A ) " MeAdoo Parvade Vizales, W t 11 rmss]ves re rinut of wont 4 t ' A J The preliminary stages ¢ 0 the name of McAdoo | festation « ' y st ! t — — - S— - - ‘ - it » ' itor Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, permanent chairman of o z - the convention, denounced the G. O. P. in his address, " tie o _ - — - — ~ — - L Grent ' i ' ' \ ’ 1 " James Dow Vioflan, United States .n tor Roy al' S. Copeland 2 A to r) The delegates from Pennsylvania had to shade e ves from intense ~\nhgm filtering throug glass mes Dow Vioflan, Un States Senator Roy al S. Copeland E . to r.) 1o of all of New York, cool off at the water {ountain. They almost dried it out ST s s 4 i s