New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1924, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press ESTABLISHED 1870 McADNO = NEW BRITAIN HERALD TEEN PAGES. NEW BRITAIN, CONN —EIGH H N\ECTICUT, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1924. Average Daily Circulation Week Fndmg 10 253 June 28th . PRICE THREE CENTS OLDING THE LEAD; LLOTS ALREADY TAKEN DEATH LIST CLIMBS TOWARD HUNDRED IN LORAIN WHERE 3 Bird’s- eye Vlew of Lorain, 0mo, Lald Waste By Storm | : STORM’S FURY WAS FIERCEST 125 City Blocks Laid Waste—Soldiers On Duty to Prevent Looting in Devastated Cities and Towns—More Vic- Desolation and Tragedy From Sandusky to Lorain. ‘ ... POLICE INVESTIGATE Ry a P June The Assoriate Cleceland, he dead in persons were known to Ohio today as a result of Saturday’s severe wind, rain and electrical storm st of Lake Erie Bristol Man Expires in Hospital Here From Brain Concussion WAS INVOLVED Admitted to New which swept the co and Lo Lorain from Sandusky rain, wrecking a large portion of and parts of Sandusky Although the loss of life great at first believed ers said today that 1 may grow I hundreds persons were reported injured, several score of them seriously, and the property \iamage was estimated at more than $30,000,000 Tabulation of Damage Following is a tabulation of th gtorm damage ain probably in age estimated 000 Sandusky-—6 de jured with property de at more than $1,500,0006, Cleveland—3 dead pro Mantua v Akron dead and property dam- age estimated at between $600,000 and $1.000,000, ' French Creck-—3 killed, 12 houses demolished or badly injured Warren—1 dead and damage of £250,000 sar Weymouth ed Youngstown Ralem—1 dead Alliance-~No hut 100 reported rescued by police from flood- cd homes Elyria=Virtually no damage edar Point—8ix cottages ae : no casualties, \ ermillion mall Aumage Feavy rain but no casuaities. Norwalk—{reek Valley preparation to leave reservolr not as waork t of dead Sev Britain Institution Last Thursday in indeed Condition—Autopsy by M dam- ured at more ti Aamin Reveals Blood Clot Bristol are ir t the N yosterday Police ir tigating w. Brit of | 100 in- estimated he mysterions death hosoital i General Touis Alveric death | I8 thought to have heen cansed by a ived in a fight in that tewn ks Alverides was ad Britain - hospital with smalj aged 80, wh blow roece several we mitted to the W last Thursday tn a ser ditlon, suffering from savere headache, Ha elaimed he a fight thre an estremely struek in or four weeks ago. Yestorday he of the brain and an autapsy by Me ! @ead. 2! Examiner Watern caled a blood clot by a blow, Alverides was a 1 known in police eourt tol. At the tiw is the to ¥ w, several principals were 18sinn al ¢ died from eonc { ehildren diown. fed from an - Lyon ipparently eatsed casnalties, well Virie an Who was fatal fght blown and place Last from wide atte life h residents their homes wealNens mak nr Water Works from heavy rains. Torain Wit Hardest oy gandusky aiphget train Alton Whe to save tracks of taking steps egle medal for Aly that time The storm first struel doing most of its damage in the of the city, and then jumped ply-five miles to Lorain greatest loss of lives oc 10 1 rides, and sey leaves 4 wile irie c8 being i part almost 1w te . eurred At 125 city greatest tate theater, which collapsed the spectators, Medical aid for the injured dead and housing of the hom« upied the attention of doctors s and Red Cross workers today Between 600 and 1,000 Ohio National on duty to preserve and help and re- abilitation work on Lorain vernor motoring from Columbus, the serd Met ipproximately 4o ‘ iliam B bl destroyed, the loss of wrred in the a motion picture show crushing many of odist ehurch West of nt to Morris were Lorain Iy was s for burial TRY TO KEEP GITY ON CHAUTAUQUA CIRGUIT! bur rdsmen were with rescue Rev. Dr. Davis and l'ml. Dillinger Signing Up 100 Guarantors Donahey, PARENTS AND THREE CHILDREN ARE SLAN by Sup ng | following the 4 ber of Comn Chicago Pollcc Suspect Per- | son With Homicid- al Mania i by taxi ten to illy covere Eder sons years oid and three, were ALVERIDEY' DEATH N FIGHT, us con- | ‘' Against Fall, Sinclair And Twn arrested | | fornia res { | tims Expected to Die—Tornado Leaves Path of | | | | semi-Conscious | ical Fxe Aerial view of Lorain, stricken Ohio city, where 300 persons ave reported to have perished |and the injured 1R reported at 3,500, ‘Criminal Indictments: Returned KLANKAN'T KONVENE N 0D FELLOWS' HALL "\ Dohenys By Federal Grand Jury } ed Up and No Place | Waghington, June 30.—Criminal indictments were returned To Go by a federal grand jury here today against Albert B, FFall, for secretary of the interior: Harvy F. Sinelair, and I, L. Doheny, S nd E. L. Doheny, Jr.,, a outy Al 0il reserves Four Indietments Returned dictments were returned. The first id Doheny, Jr., charging the vith wernment in connection with the leas cive, J Copspiracy is Charged In the Fall and Sinclair w | to defraud in connection with the Teapot Dome lease | sSays Fall Accepted Bribe ent charg all wit) ner | oil ope owth of the leas- ing of the 1 AT named Fall, Do- to de Four i1 heny fraud ti conspiracy ing second ere accused of conspiring The third Hm'rr' £100.000 f od F accepting a brib official infh ] g i nee in the Ca orna | | behalf of Doheny, Si | Are Accused in the fourth indict: If of Pan-Americar felonious” payment Dohenys ; THe two Doheny n,:lm ing Fall, in by he “unlawful and I l awful action. ent were charged Petroleun compa of S100,000 to tak Testimony Hegarding 1oan Committen Report FLAMES KILL TWO Fliers Perisch When Nirplane Parns Men W Y on 1 Near Nashville, Tenn - Atempting to Take r Ohio = Six Persons Lose Lives New Haven Supreme Court Upholds P. U THE MEATHER Young Dolvens's Part 1 out Hartford for New #nir e h Aune Britain tomight and change n I —Forecast and Tow vicimity Iay temperator not (. Ruling . ‘At End Of Sixth McAdoo Has 443 1-10 And Smith 2613, Which Is Gain Of 20} For “Al” From First Ballot—No Break Before Ninth Vote Is Taken, According To Prediction Made By McAdoo’s Manager — Davis Shows Some Gains. Madizon Squave Garden, New York, June 30.—Six ballots and no nominee—and no indication of one—was the record of the first six hours’ work today in the Democratic national convention, At the end of the sixth ballot only two of the field of favorite sons had been eliminated, the remainder were hanging on grim- 1y, waiting for a break that was not in sight, At the end of the sixth ballot the leaders stood: McAdoo, 113 1-10; \'m(h 261 1-2 Mr N Rockwel) Adoo ballot managing the fight end of the for said at the tift THE BALLOTING, STATE BY STATE — he th Ballot No appre change unefficia the seventh “Everythi He the ng is going all right," did not expect any breaks in line up on the next ballots and understood from conferances among cthers that at least three more ballots would be taken before the convention recossed to eat saw rs on Seiial s Both Leaders Drop, In Colorado ith 26 ost somothing B McAdoo lost one and left Smith ost one-half When Ind was called on the sixth a fair hoosier maidl moumnted a and declared: “Thirty votes for Ralston, and 1 would cast three hundred votes if 1 had them," Davis Galne some, Louistana on this ballot slid her twenty to John W. Davis of West Vir. after having visited Harrison, Robinson and Glass. It was the first aceretion to the Davis each of on the the leaders sixth hallot, and a half and Smith s i Underwe TeAdoo, 4 Smith dlohn W B iarrison Cox trya R n, than Davis, 20; : Thempson 1 ishury 2 Hite Rinia Gifse substantial strenetl The Second Rallot for the ws i MeAdoo Pioks Up, I Massachusetts as the ballot went MeAdoo ploked up & half vote then picked up « full vote in Minnese. There was some difficulty in an. the vote coming from the to women delegates who experience of standing o and callitng out the vote, times they could not be heard e clerk apd finally had to fall on A mere man after all, and e him announee the result me of the men, if the truth be Il Bave made better ane nncements had they ehosen women o make them Davis Smith Gets Another, pson “IT In Nebraska Smith took a vets em Governor Bryan and added it te Vs string he favorite sons stuck as fast in sixth ballot as they a1 in the it there seemed to be littie pros. shaking and it was that the sixth like the preced- vould be devoid of a re. second ta nouncing oncessio wanted the A chajr Many haek em off sylvania gave ernor Bryan Governar Davis Houstan Ritehla rwood three and i McAden Smith thirty was no change G mpsor Glass o f: John W and Dav n haif There 1y five a half any of the ing o telegntions were n the floor dur. e ballot and it At the result was zoing lifferent from its announced rnation to keep votes with Senator ed wit deter. ntact for LAWYER TAKES BRIDE MARTIN K. PASCO LEAVES AMERICAN HOSIERY 0. POST tesignation A« Pre Atormey Alfred TeWitt and Mie Meshken Marvied Sunday Submit <ident and ter of 1e stcceeded By Viee-Presidont wrest Mr. and | street LR Wan nday bY iritain and Waterbury, The At the home of s of the The went ern lace with Mrs. M. O T York « 1ding trip to Canada Mr and home iversity - maks drive, this city ln Illlmm Train Wreck Yeage S persons MeNair, p on Mason Andrews, Veteran Stage Director, Dies Suddenly tester, X. Y. June 30.<Marry %, 51, stage director for the zer players, fell dead of directing a e he stock company yesters stage career with of Monte Crigto.” He later was ase and Eieanof n G lisense while MAC LAREN AT HONG KONG