New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1925, Page 10

N e A 5 B AN B s 10 SUSPENDED IP CONMITS SUICIDE New Orleans Police Captain Unable to Stand Scandal | | While no organized effort is being !made at present, the paper states, it is known that the Pittsburgh offi- LAWPOON 1SUE mission's ruling announced last I°ri- | Mail Dept. to Make Ruling on Harvard Paper Doggie Wears Shoes As It Trots Across Continent With Master; Now on 33d Pair Définite decision of the manufac- turers may come after a full digest of the ruling it was sald, Local manufacturers say that while the commission’s order lowers the rates from Pittsburgh to Chica- %0, it will have the effect of increas- ing them from the latter point to St. Louls, N v Orleans, Louislanu, April 22 Captain Charles Hemard, | Boston, Aprl Pending a de- by the solicitor generhl Washington on whether or not the current lssuc Harvard Lam- | collcge humorous perlodical, contains abscene matter and whether quently, it is mallable, PRACE IN HERRIN Election Days Comes and Goes With- of the poon 1 of the Lampoon are being e 4 e I,M, I the Cambridge, Muss, pos | "t Bloodshed—K. K. K. Candi- v s [office. Chief Inspector Park E. Col- | gate Deteated. 2 {vin of the New England pos - s or triet said Coples of the'Lam- | Herrin, 1L, April 22.—Peace has poon w ntly ordered removed come to stay in Herrin, storm center irom 1 and ¢ news of Williamson county’s factional dis- i s by the police two turbances, in she opinfon of M e losen mayor by Rt S f the Lampoon was day hottest city election in o AT omani he said, to the solici- yenrs. lunning on the citizen's tick- Hiehheal - e tor general, A sccond copy 1s ot McCormack defeated Thomas sent to Uni es Attorncy Har- | Welty, Ku Kiux Kian candidate on the conservative ballot, by a majori- ty of 197, Despite the intense interest in the lection, which polled a tota old P. Williams, to enable the dis- t rtorney to decide whether ederal statute had been taken by the » action officlals, Ty tor Colvin t 4,600 two ye: purely routine and preseribed by the Voting 4 off quietly. Nowhere 1ules of the department il disorder appes as to the sta ‘At is time for all of us to pull for maili together,” the new mayor sald. | ter to be ru on by rin must go forward again.” the solicitor general, lie said, was a » added that he would try to toon )t the Lam. 8¢ 11l groups of persons with an objec- administration free from favoritism. Cincinnati Cop Fined And Sent to Prison. Cinecinati, April 22 o sentences to b cinnati polic who viol police. No question hud been s said, relative o States flag in a Qo 2 of Washi sub- nony, all e suspended to the use of imposed upon nen and village ded the given copies outside . the point not been ents, ¥ o office d, had national today police- 18 was ollapsed in Ring Mass,, April 22.—Stanley | ter hflwrl xth round of | ho collapsed in the a bout with Gene LaFrance of this city last night, under auspices of the Valley A. A., is making a good re- overy at Providence hospital, where | he was taken under the impression that he h suffered concussion of the brain. mination showed that RATE HEARING AGAIN Pittshurgh Steel and Tron Officials BIG OIL DEAL. Shale Patents Involved in 8. 000 Business Exchange. Want 1. . to Again Take up 0,- Froight Reduction. his collapse was due to stomach bara, Calif., April 22.— trouble, belleved to have been sy + of Los ! capitalists 7 will be bought the Continental ed by over-eating. He liged to remain at the hospital a his and | ry one of stops in ¢ ar John Maro Shale Oil Products company which plant near has | a la When he s s cou inde. Today. a ht rates on steel cale patents and “\ ng on iron commoditics moving from d by r. David T. i at | pittsburgh to Chicago, St. Louis and for the extraction of oil from g8 During points in southern Ir diana and Tlli- | shale. 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