New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1924, Page 1

of the World By Associated Press .'\ ews. ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, JUNE HAGEN, AMERICAN PRO STAR BUILDING BOARD IS WANT MILLION 10 VINS BRITISH OPEN TITLE el WITH ONE STROKE T0 GOOD (uirman Wexler Displeased at Army ol “American Setinels," Attitude of Common Council Gets Aggregate 0f 301 INJUR[I] IN FA[;T[]RY For 72 Holes Against: 302 Made By Whit NOT ON BATTLEFIELD Decision fm' \(M)lldll Ex- combe, Brilliant Brit- . . Serviceman, in Compen- ish Rival. sation Petition Victor Plays Wonderful (Game—Has Now Won All Titles This Country and Abroad. Noonan er 1 and Per- sation Commissior co has issued a findin award in tie petition of Joseph Majfll in aver street, ar v iceman who asked payinent of medi al and surgical bills incurred in the treatment of an injury he alleged was recelved while in the employ the New Rritain Machine Co, com missioner ots the of all bills b By The Associated Press Hoylake, FEng., June 27 Hagen star sAmerican British open golf today Hagen stroke the Walter won the hip Pay It nts pital ine Co, a pro champion . surgical and h New Britain M at the ir during Pe " titioner having he t. Mi here ury sustained the pe- a veteran of the Wi capture Trone’s war seryviee with an 4 72 holes of medal made by I, It prilliant Britsth pros er Hagen's v pluck, endurance and sound started out yesterday with a his first round, several some competitors who eonsidered in his class, ond round, however, the star came home with a being topped oniy by the 70 of Whitecombe. Starting out in today's play with a total of 150 against Whitcombe's 147, Hagen, it appeared, would have to fight an uphill battle, Iie played real golf, however, and came %iome with a "4, His play here was little short of perfection. His judgment of wind and the greens was superb, save at the second hole where he took three putts, He was also twice bunkered at the 1€th and took a 6, At the beginning Whitcombe's chances of winning the erown were with each having 224 for 54 AgET o play White siona Argo and Irives om several other preform- tje \\‘u d War, A berg, official rec and of t " ford to show t charged from the any phys q Perorne was taken si tory Octoh given first aid treatment hy and removed to t where ration was found neces Donnelly gements of v Harry Gins introduced epartment Hart- dis in 1919 with- counsel for tory ords of th was the re terans burcau at I rrone was strok ey were hardly In the Amer byjlliant remarkable W at the He Dr was Stros on r 10, 19 an Dr. operation ged sary, ol ed the disc pletely perform- Perrone wa from cured he 1 the m by stipulation by e hospital his ally se com peti ttled Gins- presented tlon an tter was fir Attorne herg and insurers of the Machine « NE OF TWO flRl]WNINli VICTINS ABOUT T0 WED Double l“ntah(y ()ccurs Clark’s Pond in East Berlin Britain of the last round even hoijes, Other Scores Final scores in the British open golt tournament with the scores for the 1ast 18 holes were Jim Barnes . 5300 r‘.mr;r Dunean oo B1—308 acDonald Smith finished with a 17 for an aggregate 304, leaving him still tied with Frank Ball | The veteran J, M. Taylor finished | with a 79 for an aggregate of 207 Barazen came home in with a total of 3 * the four rounds tree, 15, and Willlam Evans, in —— | Clark's pond, Kast Berlin, yesterday |afternoon at about 5 o'clock, was the fact that Evans was to have bheen married next Sunday, arrangements for the wedding being ecomplete, Both vietims were colored | Minatree and Lvans, in with several others, went In swimming In the pond and It is believed that Minatree got beyond his depth and | that ¥vans went to his but was pulled down Ernest Bourgeois youth, showed great pluck when plunged into the pond and brought |the Minatree hoy to the surface after several attempts in | Evane' later A call mediately pulmotor in charge of & ‘l!uw and Officer Mic was dispatehed to the tomobile ar o man. The j | minutes by a | who, noticing the and overhauled it. The iined and it was a at of One of the sad detalls in connection 81 drowning of William Mina- vith the company resene, an Fast Berlir Bourgeols is small Able hrought surface hour George to the stature. body an New Britain im 1t and = ant M. J Brophy scene In an au- Fast 14 up for a few motoreyele policeman, gave cl errand owed to pro- as sent to after the acel rg hael an Berlin speed ase was exp Dr using the revive the bodics were assisted in attempts to futile. The ed to B, C. Porters pariore In New rangements have Dr. Charles ¥ gave I'homas C vietim Hodgsor but gl medical viewed the be sion for their ns had a brother, Trving, who as an employe at the Clark brick 1 it i= believed that the fam Tariffville. Min@tree's At Minatree, is em hold of Harold warned the boy langers of brother les a permis remova y resides in WALTER HAGEN Mrs thet, na had about the of Bng ing. An 2 about 10 elonald Smith California i Frank Ban ars ago ir A Gremt Pinch know Hitter Negro Slayers of White \\ oman E \cculod in Ark. inke, some ime ago es tacular performers Bettis ree murder g of Mrs ne- He topped his m wt he won the 1 " SHORETARIES MERT 27.~The annua ticut com 't J s r worinti progress he 1 convention was pr P 0 Sont A Presi- 1t of the association Chamber of In addition to aries severa 7 tise cham- g the speak- e H. Nelson Street of Provi- A H. Rogers of New York and ingshury of Stamford « Weld Many @ joe TRO GAMES TOMORROW NSISTS Commission Will Ask For Transpors tation for Inspectors—Mayor Pao- | messa Will Veto Salary Given Meat Inspector €, R. Wexler made Chairman lsrael building conunission at a meeting of that board last that is displeased with tude the common council the building commission and | thut, unless the disposition 1 board, and quit.” The chariman’'s 1 when the matter of asking mon council to provide ne of council si co-operat W ‘we alt throw up our marks for up for board expressed t belief that inspectors v weans by which territory and it the council eommnissioners reca the Members mselves as uld provided could discussion the city we be the re hey wreater provid cral months ¢ 1o ask 1o cil's their act 8¢ for ins discussion on v request electrical | without | floor, and they again board's wishe of the expressed foar onee the One own ear, forenoon one day last council inspectors covered 11 miles woek livan said 10 conts a is mi e he more half ek his we With ng ing attitng having already made the council five plans to i's power in the d rules to govern t n \v-u. \ln\nr Wil Ve Tomorrow s 10th the June session of tt cil and ¢ official in the ne of Mayor A acts upon re ing M ching he to from 81,850 to 82 100 charter {des that a ot by the mory will he pro lutions fwhich ) days shall fective Mayor ar at the approved antomatically e lalit ouneil showing incroae down’ om he ba e ¥ deserving parti should it to one employe several wi cor has beer g0 during the mile at department lay take the wonld vote after turning iders to | BANDITS GET T §9,00 Guard 1« Slain In New Auto Thieves Make Central Payroll, and kilied to lits + entrance to the New ® of the O With se Witte, night e atti- toward ¢ urged OWS e re the hands came com- departiment’s mspectors canie of of tit with cover voted when ild ignore his Commis- Figured and + toward |OttO commissior dispute of o Witte's salar; e common cou Paonessa’s his office veto the Witte's mayor etoed within 19 York When N Y ay by 10 held up an armored Mott Ha York Ce and escaped with a payroll of ot r guard bandits escaped od fire stoppe tiroad yvards ground with payre none J urried West guard hit returne borers . the ba d n the an without d at the ¢ five e bandits ther atning the to their None of the shots Roy | bandits it ArTYing a p When 1 he armor ed fire were atty oy 1 pUrse NEW CATHOLIC COLLEGE Dominiean Sistere Porchinse Fetate i nto L stoddard n New Havenm and to Make tiomal Institution Says Wife Deserted Him T\\o Years \fm Marriage Harry t Sadi Hoff the | | compound interest { who is a son of Henry W an | Yote Geners Bemg Organized - ON GOOPERATION NO GLASS LINES DRAWN Campaign Slogan Ts To Be Clean Sweep For Spirit of To Wear Uniforms And Arouse Non-Voters To Their Duty Cleveland A cruiting arm Sentinels” R lowers rs of Senator 1 Al tte, Wisconsin, w nomination : progressive politica to lLester chairman of ft nized non-par n ganization “Sentinels,” vill be in m 0 go into t politic necessity of pr the coming electi HELPS FRESH AIR GAMP AND WiN MANI]I][IN Wuchert Sells Tickets for Concert This Evening 70 He and elped t so ¢ A himsel wd return with a student Music and this on Arch rt Otto o i Otto beliey cast upon the ing s helpe eory that bre wil He titute of in the t walters I8 at the Haven I on Church strect evening, at Odd Fellows hall treet the school for the Herald New this eity will gi Al fund e a4 conce I*resh OO WLoeneRy anted to 1 to t Reymon Air ecar his t t Second Stops by Trolleys Only When Autos Pass By THE WEATHER o Hartford. 27 —~Forecast for New Britain and Sicinity Showers this afternoon and to- night: Sa lay gemerally fair not much change in tempera- ture REL PREPARED TO QUIT ~ BOOH LAOLLETTE 'T6—Members ‘uno)) ‘projiviy A« l’[ 2JU}S ININIVUUC) NEW BRITAIN HERALD i , 1924, —TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES. 10US ASPECT OF KLAN ISSUE Average Daily Circulation Week Ending 10,418 June 21st PRICE THREE CENTS CAUSES TENSION AMONG DELEGATES; BALLOTING TONIGHT OR TOMORROW McAdoo Forces Bend- All Mght Dlscusswn Fatls T 0 Find Democrat Platform Makers In Agreement on Klan or League | “y0og APy ? | | |ci_pal Plank| Platform Plank Mayi‘ ing Energies To Be- gin Early Voting On Candidates Before Platform Is Presented. Has to Do With Graft in Be Dry Or WCt But Names of (0\ \nlier and Administration — Reduc- tion of Sea and Land Ar- New York ls Momt, maments Also Approved. e ommittee of the democ urned e all of the ipproving submitted ter pl ing a Iraft xeept lating Ku Klux Klar of natioi mmittee ¢ pr submitted for 1t ttempt to wl the Xlan and committee w sub-c wy di noon 1 struet e its re by t ive port. Littl entire other ded O other p 1 mad pro nks, in those ing d transp with prol rtatic ommit the W conventlon » klag and ence of opinion BOOM FOR RALSTON inti rly 'l Is in Taggert Denies He Dump His Votes Favor of McAdoo n ts work Mowe Planks Man & or Was encountere eague hurdle ing las fea of ommissior " minority trouble mmittee toc platfort jority 1 il two entire rontrove most Principal One hangos ‘ he republic ruption present and it of tions, Rete 10 the Veteray administratic peeusing Veteran MAN bury B SAYS HE'S POLICE Man Claiming to e Water a el i Meride o " On Charge Drunkenn and Breach of Peace ACCIDENT AT WOODMONT Four Persons Hurt This Noon Wien Trolley Car Crashes Into Aatomo bile At Street Crossing rion Chain Store Protests Against Assessment sy 12 Drowned. 10 Killed in TINNEY NOT INDICTED Auto Accidents This Week wk, June 27 . “ " y : ' w GAINING MOMENTUM! to, Bryan Cheered Today, But Not as Indication of Vote (-ellmg stlength n Square Garden, New York, T.—Pausing in the midst of tter contentions of its favorites the democratic national inited today in a colors o its fighting leadership 1 a tar gallery 1d Acquaintance every and Cox tey from thefr chairs of M James JAMES M COX ty's standard bearer lisastrous battle pa and norgans ng the for the Ohio repube. tormer might nh‘l.h- Lead demonstration, an had been the presis President ary of war armhearted ted ap- Wilson nations. Bryan Alko Cheered f Candidates Rain Grovts Dedegates ' en the 1 and the many of ed con-