New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 19, 1924, Page 15

WORKERS DISBAND Pawtucket Valley Textile Workers SUSPEND DEBATE WITH GERMANY ranco-German Commercial Ne- gotiations Held Up Parls, Dec. 19.—The Franco.Ger- man commercial negotiations will be suspended tomorrow untll after Christmas. The Germans wanted to recess until after the New Year but the I'rench are deslrous of coming %o at leust a partial conclusion before Jan. 10, when all the present com- merclal arrangements between the two countries come to an end. The Gerthans thus far.have stout- ly resisted the I'rench demands for poncessions sald to have been prom- ised Premijer - Herriot 4z wondon; they insist that cowmplications with other countries would result if they favored France in their tariffs. The Germans have fixed almost prohibitive dutles on the articles that nterest the French export trade Break up Decause of Fast Dimin- ishing Membership. Providence, Pawtucket Valley branch of Amalgamated Textlle Workers nf America voted to disband last night | because of diminlshing membership | and discovery of the fact that the | natlonal headquarters in New York is disorganized. Assets of the branch, locals in Natiek, Phenix. Crompton and other centers In the territory, will be divided among sthe 650 re maining members. The Amalgamat ed was the union which fought the textile strike of 1922 In the Paw tucket Valley, while the United Tex tlle Workers, an American Federa tion of Labor union, was carrying on the battle in the Blackstone valley, the state's other big textile fleld. Leaders present at the disbanding {meeting were divided on the ques- tion of affiliating in the future with which had Amerjcan I'ederation of Textile | Operatives, which is strong in Fall most such as brandies, wines, pér- pivar Mass, and New Bedford, | fumes, flowers and all other agriouls ypaxe e # tural products. Theso tactics &re ho decision of the Pawtucket | supposed to be for the purpose of trading for concessions by France, and the Krench delegates plead in vain that promises were made in London in exchange for concessions by Premier. Horrlot on the evacua- tion of the Ruhr. | There are still strong hopes ln' French circles of bringing the Ger- mans to a reasonable view of the I situation, but the prospects now are | | ‘ Valley operatives leaves the district without effective textile workers' or- | gantzation. | that nothing important will be ac- complished before expiration of the | R e & ’Govemor Tmmediately Starts an | Tnvestigation many. It is said in Alsatian quarters that | other markets have been found for | the products of the recovered prov- | inces to tha extent of two-thirds of their exports, &o the delay in the agraement will be less harmful to Alsace and to France generally. CONDEMN McCOOK LAND Charleston, Missourl, Dec. 19.—Tn- | vestigation was undet way here to- day as a result of a messags from t,nmrmr Arthur Hyde to Attorney eral Jesse Barrett last night fol. \H'\mg the death of Roosevelt Grigs. | 7, 20, a negro, whq, was hanged, | 11 his body dragged through the strects and burned by a moh. The outburst was prompted by an alleged attack the negro attempted upon a white girl. | More than 200 men overpowered .wuv Proceedings Started Against Prop- erty at Niantic Wanted for Ea- pansion of Sanatorium. Vartford, Dee. 19.—Condemnation Sherift B. B. Johnson and his depu- proceedings to acquire for the state ties, took Grigshy and hanged him a part of the McCook estats at Nian- to a tree he courtyaril ad been arrested earlier llowing his identifi- ar old girl as the | man who stepped from the shadows | a dark street and grappled with but { tened away by passing motorists. As the negro hung from the free ot was fired into his body. Then cut down, tied behind an auto- mobin] dragged through the rigsby in the cation by a 1 tic, which is wanted for expansion of the Scsside sanatorium, were E by Attorney General Healy A writ was filed with the ‘mk of the superior court of New London county, asking for the ap- pointment of a committes of three disinterested men to ascertain the of the land and assess )ust 5 to the owners. Action in is scheduled for Tuesday, 5 ¥ was P 1 s Attorney Hugh | + | £ . : 4 streety of fic negro sottlement. Halt- | ‘:: Al ofn )::”:J“‘." ‘]”' ”'{""”*“-"“" ing \yv 2 grocery store, the occu- ¥ | plale, e ervice of he writ 4 3 h Jantd the ear stopped out and ¥ | The condemnation procesdings || A2 tied M(., body to a pest. Cutthg it down again, half a doz- en men dragged it at rope's length to a yacaut lot nearby, whare a fire was Kindled in whieh the bedy wis thro T follow the failure of yegotiations b tween members of the commis n and the McCook family and counsel to. reach satisfactory settlement, 1923 session of the general assembly passed an act ordering condemna- tion was said to be the re. tion if agrecemant ould ot ] ot could not B Leuit of ractal feeling, Intensitied by ¥ AN SN a criminal attack last October upon M| W the wife of a land owner. Forty ne- Lhmese Students ] it nene e To Meet at Union e Hehapectady, N. Y., Dac, 19— Previous to the beginning of an in Members of the Eastern States vostizatio rior Hyde arnou Chinese Students-Christian agsocia- 1 he would offer a reward of tion of America, which is compos: or the arrest and convietion of the of Chinese studen mob leaders. ts in eastern lekes and universities, will g — rabbits, on the Union College campus here Whita-furred {ed on this year for the annual Christmas hyckwheat, may develop a skin di- gonference. Paul Meng, of Colum- sease if not protected from the bia university, will preside | sunlight Thousands of Kiddies Have Already Visited AT ERICKSON & CARLSON’S Bring yours that they may see the wonders from Santa’s workshop, priced so reason- p ably this year. They’ll enjoy it and so will Erickson & Carlson 377 MAIN ST. “A Reliable Furniture Store” TEL. 1477 § i CLATMS A Pl[lT r. 1, pee. 10—~1ne [IS]SIS Accusatmns Are Polm-«wi'»d in bors of $9 ‘ According to.the vhm,n Fletcher m Emimane Atianta, Dec. 19.—W jury again in session and A, K. Sar- tain, deposed Iletcher, suspended deputy warden, the Atlanta federal prison were pected today. District Attorney Clint W. Hager ble political ml Assistant Attorney General W. Donovan, Washington, were faced | the Investigation will know it,” wnn the task of showlng cause why {tain and Fletcher a contlnuance In the hearing should |statement fssued through their the United Textle Workers of the |be granted or presenting evidence to | torneys. ate hearing. the and Bartain 000 eac commissioner sot Fletehe ecelved $2,600 each (r cal Frame-Up et e ana S S wealthy New York hootleg “soft and e: obtalning them h the grand [about the prison An $56,000 from Mrs. R, favors to Kessler and " |also was alleged to have been {celved by the deputy warden, warden, and L. J ex- |the prison physiclan. | *This is nothing “The Vlntverest f .the Hour” Ready for Christmas ATWATER KENT The King of Loud Speaker Sets $100 Kennedy Model 5 $85 Specially built for dry cell operation on Loud “peaker, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, The government contended for continuanes until Saturday bLut the | hearing for eetwoor ' Jobs additional | g K. Walthall for weetwood ro- but a contempti- frame-up from begin- ning to end and those in charge of ar- charged in at- same numbers, Model 110 Famous for simple op- erating and is a great distance getter, Special At $75 EASY PAY \lL\T\ ' CROSLEY TRIRDYN Price $65 A very sharp Tuning Re. ceiver—always dials on the A Small Deposit Insures Installation for Christmas i Balance in Smaller Weekly Payments, Place Your Order Early! 138 MAIN STREET Britain's New Radino Headquarters DECEMBER 19, 1924, “\nanl holding the two. After Chancellor Marx reported the re- lh@lnl arrested yesterday, Sartaln ' r[il uit of his varfous con ations (o | 1) 11 9} President Ebert thiy morning, In- and [letcher demanded an immed|- | . 4 torming the executive of the com- promising attitude 11l the encountered In party camps. On hearing ON N GERMANY| All' Parties Laying OF Unnlj;’{f,“;fj' o | Atter Holidays et he Marx siros nejes Berlin, Dec. 19.~Finding them- ge selves unable to form a government commanding a Relchstag majority, President Kbert and Chancellor Marx Franklin Co. i,(). slated to appear befors United States | Sartain (s charged with recclVIng toduy agroed to discontinue their In $158,833 Lawsuit Commigsioner Abbott for a hearing | $5.000 rom Graham Baughn, con- enorty yntl) shortly before the' Utica, N. Y . 19.—Fredoriek on charges of soliciting and accept- | victed In the Savannal rum rlng €X- | pajcheiag meeting on January b, the 1 Moscorics, [ndia i ‘m‘.‘ ing bribes from prisoners, further | pose, and from C. C. Tuten, 0 L&V | yfry giregemann cabinet meanwhile vice preside 1 malen excontive of fevelopments in the investigation of [the latter appointed chauffeur to .., tinuing to function. tHe T CEraay A faei ko It is belleved the most probable solution of the crisls 1is that the Marx government will face the Reichstag, chancing defeat by the opposition, All the parties agreed to a politi cal truce over the holldays, as the leadlock+held out no prospect of an early solution. Company, A Pranklin automolils verdict for § breach of contract Franklin co o lere. It is the largest civi history of the north l«nxum, Un a Last witt, Hinsdale, N. ¥. was injured Jast night when thelr automoblile of Four Bandits WRo Took ' crashed into two heavy trucks $107.000 in Philadelphia Store s | P2rked along the Olean-Hinadale Ca Two Killed When Car Br | Cann, GEM THIEF CAUGHT | u™y were killed and | highway. ught in New York | arresied here early today by rl Philadelphla detectives. \ o Licarings December Michuc Flynn, Hermar Box of 8 and Johu Feenicks, all of New giRany Worth ¥ve each ed the mar A The Gift Supreme ute which later \‘-J“'ruhl\ Strikes Parked Truck New Briish SSpras adford, Pa., Dec xu aged 19, of Bradtord, I E i N. Y. Sample Shop - Kranich & Bach Fia [n excellent condition, used but a few yc This Piano, when new, sold for $550. Our Nale Price X e X 2 Weser Bros. i ofF A Piano that will just he the [ i\ teach your child on; very good ‘ tone. Special at | | L = I5 Other Big Values ,".9 ; "THE BIG' FURNITURE STORE™ . . | 1322 MAIN'ST.:: NEW BRITAIN CONN. ' SALE OF | Slightly USED PIANOS We sold 50 Player Pianos during our Big Christmas Sale, and ‘have taken in exchange, the following makes of high grade Rianos, which we will place on sale at Tremendous BIG SAVINGS. & Each Piano Fully Guaranteed mn A Wi Wi Wi W i i i e R Wi M R W i N hy h and Son Piano for the beginner; in good usable $69 [ bert Piano ; 1 8450 instrument that we traded in . Xmas Player $ L e "$150 i3 g Sh ightly Used Pianos 15 O e e e ——— alter Patterson, 35, at Salamanca, Lewis De- SULUSNC SO NS NS NN e