New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1925, Page 1

New- of the World By Associated Press ESTABLISHED 1870 ONE AMERR orc2-iHELED AND HIS FRIEND IS HELD AS PRISONER BY CHINESE "TYPE FOUNDERS BUY FAGTORY IN BERLIN Former Plant of Mosul Mfg. Co. Sold for $25,000 Morgan Palmer, Form- | er Red Cross Worker,_ Slain While Vlsltmgi Ranch In Kurin, Province. Dr, Foundation Howard, Rockefeller | mne tactory in Kensington tor- | 5 {Iflflrl}' occupied by the Mosel Mfg. ! Is {Co. has been sold for approximately 125,000 to the Natfonal Type Foun- ! Prisoner — Washington |dry Company, Inc., o Bridgeport, u" {firm which does a national business in printers’ type and supplies and \'cgo(ialions as ROSU](. |also an extensive general printing Expert, Expects No Break in | business, Berlin residents welcome this new |firm to the group of manufacturing plants In the town and it is expected | many Kensington and Berlin people will secure employment with the firm, The firm will start moving machinery from Bridgeport and New Jersey immedlately and it Is planned to put the new plant into operation | By The Associated Press, Peking, July 23—Morgan Palmer, | American, has been killed by ndits at his ranch on the Sun- garl river, near Harbin. Dr. How- | ird, an eye speclalist, attached -to the Rockefeller hospital, was cap- ured at the saume time, Consular advices from Kalgan almer was killed on July defending his property an by September 1. ; through the Cashman Farm Agency | against bandits. of thig city. Mr. Palmer and his mother, Dr. | Howard and his son, James, and an MANEHESTER STAT“]N American trader named Baldwin of | Kalgan, Chihli province, together | were y Palmer's ranch which 1s in the | anchurian province of Kirbin, when the attack was made. I'he consular advices say that Dr. | others Z but th iw| Tells of Rough Voyage known, The American consul e Mnkden, Samuel Sokohin has of Bowdoin in in an effort to effect the re- Dr. Howard. + Rockefeller hospital has heen Dr. Howard's son. The sale of the property was made Were Vislting Ranch with his wife and child visit- . | Toward fast night was sl in cap- Delayed Radio Message | ne to see the military governor of a customs lannch Washington, July | Millan Arctic ship Bowdoin is hav g a rough voyage northward from Hopedale, Labrador, it was indicat- ed today in a delayed radio message | recelved by the National Geographic | It was dated July 21, and | that is safs hen Falmer on connected with admir in Peking. | tired time ago to con- | t an experimental farm Former Pittsburgh Man tration ety aid Yesterday the Bowdoin v ing better than ten knots und skies #nd digging her nose I seasni son mak- smil- | into ch laid low eight mey 11 and made contents of our refrige 3 P c bandits in Man- liced in Plattsburg, ator as an engineer and after |2 man missed his trick at the wheel | with the Chinese rafl- or but the consumption of Amertcan Red Cro minimura. To C'hina inging around on a with a warm and | Morgan |r | of tash of ce merly lthe 5 on deck 0 day heavs se ained the opped are fleld, agent iring the great | roll was in mine | slightly Rest overvast skies aving many s e hours of the teréay forenoon | . but in the| with engines shut off for | qu‘ i trip was | scomy 1 Charles |54 miles ir I Ame r e a jourr ) Eu first rneon Siberia to [three hours we made 31 miles, 1apa among t1 position at 4 this afternoon is 63 Ao Russia after the 80 W, west of Gothaab Disko Tsla All ¢ find loun and & but Polshevist for Ratu A are Crth where rary a recovered aits s, 1 h ging | punishment cetved ir of F at Sauth Mane adio | ri Station 1-CKPD, Conn TWO KILLED, SIX INJURED, N AUTOMOBHE JOY RIDE May {his | hester Aurin | (Continued on I‘Ara 12) U, S, NAVY GIVEN BIG WELCONE IN SYDNEY 200,000 Spectators Witness Arvival of American h\n of Tatter Die in Cam- bridge, Mass, Mator Car Tragedy Cambridge, The fatal | Mase., July 23 (B— | men to three Acath of two probal ries others jnry of A ked ride clty serion to three more ma the end nobile an oy streets of this fore midnight th a rigid p inve ortly b > had rec throng of eived numerous | hont th commande rty young s fleet, which 1 ered hear ye amid 1) arriver vas ch W il b o Wice trol Alite of 17 TR, the, oftieial fiving missed was sent ont aft who ceremony witnes e rowd after which at to stop it was rapidly the fay sudder trolley in the patrol tool ip the e and 1tdi 1 wher hine swerved inta being ance and cr 1 ) of the an tor officers pole. Tw men car as the up. Two of t saill I ran away Bayliss. Oscear | men, Charles driver, and of Cambridge n to th oatrol | to 1 both were | Williams Killed city Six others were ta al in the police Morrls Walsh, Dennis Ryan Burke, all of Cambri which it was feared | Their names <vere | laced on the danger lis\. Tt was learned later that ix ehots ere fired by the police while in pur- | Rel- 1 they | nn P ranei Jemo Ju (Hor det hospit coted chments of t Melhourn the the ort nd G v 11 prove f " ¢ uries Austral my crowded inds ) eity as the persons visiting w ints shore lins arships in rin the commonwealth's ilom innounce invest lemonstrations fea sea n Americ sels in 1 t Syd is phase f hat the firin Iriver to losc Medical 00 | planned t three ghiers deseribed this | into port & may have caused the tr of the car David 1opsy 10 viies and Willis cor ym Sydney, which Examiner Y. Gow ( more than 8000 o hold lay o1 the arri the hodies of T Sam’s sea 1 | ries SUGAR HITS LOW PRICE New York, July 23 (P—A new low record for the four yea tablished in fine granvlate n one of the leading ed 5.30 conts a pound for of fAving fore s one ton: the g the comradeship be tons eptior ged and t cople past rs was sugar ive compe tition businiss given as the cause for the de-! | clerk | against | Robert SCOTTS CRANCES FOR LIFE SLIGHT Gov. of Illinois Not Likely to Interfere Tomorrow — LAYERS CONTINUE FIGHT 85,000 Fund Being Used in Frantic Effort to Uncarth New Evidence that Might Be Grounds Yor A\k- ing 90 Days’ Reprieve, \M Chicago, July 23 (® — On the gation since slender thread of remote possibility 'ates were auth hangs the chance of Russell Scn(r‘ to escape death, awaiting him on | the gallows at sunrlse tomorrow. This possibllity depends on a aring for clemency which his at- | schedule of commutation r: torneys inslst they have arranged Governor Small and the minute appearance of Robert, brother, indicted with him uever found. Scott says Robert was slayer of Joseph Maurer, a drug fn a holdup a year ago. A telogram, signed with Robert's name and lat tablished as a hoax, caused Governor Small to grant week's repriove six hours before the time set for Russell's execution last ' Friday with last his but the real No Further Halting halt the execution this time,” public indication from' the governor, made in a letter from his sccretary to Windsor, Ontario, friends of Scott working to save him, But tul, raised women new t's attorneys are lmpn have a fund of 35,000 a group of Detroit cluh to aid Scott and they Idence has been mwomn»d which they feel will Induce the gov- ernor to grant a further reprieve, will ask for a Bu-day stay to ,1.‘»1,.], (hs new evidence, They by i e e e ul 800 00 Strike o Gan| »fII'IHIS near TVI | thinks only the return of his l»’n'h»‘ his exec !N( on, ran save him. Ca erine, and his aged have returned to visit making every effort brother's return, Pleads Over Radio His wit e him, ath- ! Thomas after ' The wife made a plea last night ‘Siv Near-b I in the | ovér the Radio to Robert * hearing of my voice" back, and callgd on any one who might know where he is 1o &end him, ask Ing all those who oppos: punishnent to add their appe Governor in her husba behalf Appeals povernor President Coolldge in & Massachusetts, continue to A steady stream, The to come o Small fn the and to mpseott, | pour in prestdent has the attorney general ang delined to fake action | ling the as beyond his ction | personal appeal to t presi would be made by two Detroit women interested in ng the 't his fathes return from Detroit yesterday Scott has pubjished his last inter- | which he opposes capital referred them all reg case juris y dent club tun for Sc view, in £ I'm innoce there will be hanged, then some day and movement ha my nee will be proved a great capital punishment,” 1011 newspaper men One Last Chance Scott's new attorneys, €. W U and Arthur Ketiles, left "\f‘n"r\;z for Springfield in an ef- ort to obtain ion They sald they we old nt Bid this by Governor ed a Small an h 3 mym had new evidence h they believed convince the governor that ott killed Maurer. It was atd they were assured of seefng the governor, Scott for the first time from his cell that he was too busy reporters. He played car vith his guards until 3 a. m., slept until § o'clock when he ordered an ple and then proceed- ed to do some writing. At of Leslia Whe one of ttorneys, it was said the two women they had said had e of the slaying but were avold publieity, had appear personally befor The had re- afdavits by who s the would sent word to see s the an. Seott's knowles cking agreed the fuse to governor, women 1 to sign Thomas Scott aged father condemned man, came here Detroit and twice visited his rief talks. He will s » tonight for the last visit 1 am broken in health and rtened,” said the old man. T may not live long. The Detroft b n have done everything | power and we are deeply | tetal ; | of the from son for finally dis- ch in the 1 am sorry that my son hny.nq will not do his share.” J sentence, only Thomas Lynch, wh pa the death safd was opposed to further reprieve. “His sentence is richly deserve the judge added. 0 he | \\IH'I NEY \\l\\ VE I")l( T. New York, July sion of the California similar action was entere ounsel f Whitney ¢ Cornelius the siate supreme court ctive har to the $1,000,000 | v of promise suit brought in| York Evan Burrows Ion- ofessional d by EXPLOSION 23 (P—The her KILLED BY STILL M Mass. xplosion of a still here morning nited death of Mrs. Rose Perrelll John Perelll. Her neck was broken 1 stigation that she probably was struck a plece of a stove 11d hurled by the force of | the explosion, home in the wife of this nve showe by i rates will become ¢ a Mamaroneck, Lors present r [ “No eleventh hour circumstances of will | 1s the only toobtain the NO WAGE OR HOUR DISPUTE capifal Ihot gee r said on his!py | unton NEW BRITAIN HERALD NEW BRITAIN, (‘()VNL(/'l 1CUT, 20 PER CENT COMMUTATION BOOST BY NEW HAVEN 0. Kd. Rates Into and Out of New York Increased August 1— Railroad Also Definitely Announces Subsidiary Bus Lines, One of Which Is In Conn. * The Aseoctated Press, Washington, July 23.—Increases of 20 per cent In commutation pas- n & Hartford railroad, senger fares over the New Haven iino now Massachusetts itney rallroad into and out of New York |1key eftoet, 1t was officlally. stated were approved foday by the €om- o the office of the gompany Mr\ c fon, 5 Haven es were nd Transportation C of the New York, snbsidiary New filed ( . 15 T under investi- rized to become in Massachusetts and Ithode t is stated, and only one, been definitely ut the las ) Middletown and Waterbu n. The statement follows: “The New Haven's subsidiary, tl New England Transportation ¢ primarily engaged i laying routes in Massachusetts, W jitney law ng the and have been tha 28, fective Aug. 1. New York, July service commission andum today approsved (P—The pul 1 & memor- the bigher in New York state, filed New York, New Huven & ilroad on March 1, 17 4 been suspended pending the commission's Investigation, The new e August 1. will mean an in- per cent fares betweer Vernon, Pel- [is the rot Larehmont, | Waterb Rye and now between usctts has interstate pof Hartford which been made to operate eight those states, or ect routes in The new schedule crease of about 40 present commutation New York and Mount lam, New Rochelle, Harrison over (in Connecticut, tinitely be but only one via Meriden, Port Che nission to commut- | “The poutc m that| |Canaan and the ot the cost | which claim | oad replied t with the s failed to m commutation the commlssion prot route between New lon and Putnam are ratiol rs, but 1 upon, The sole uph as well i othe have |m not been W s are Bus the Haven, | lin fo be by BRI[KMAKER? ouT AT BERLIN PLANTS DEFENSE READY IN Rntis Will Lose Out Remgmnou n Union | Yards Affected When | Men Decide Ta Quit—Imployers Theorics as Theory and Not Determined Not Ty Aceede To Workers' Program Tnstruction | | | i | ng recognit 23 (P—Lega slon, which emp! representing the B . n foday set then makers in six Berlin brick - walked out and it is po from seve trike ihis mornis ork sition on that the brick the in of court theories ral ¢ with ntrast same soon if th uch ors refuse teachi Tenn orporation as was held at to grant Davton, workmen [ The Berlin fir rike are t Uirick Counsel Francis shoulders H n phens, on whose duty defend court lerlin Ce gainst the ren H. Wittner, declared today he [had already found Wittner's com Iplaint full of technical flaws In goir 1t they Merwin Brick ¢ i : Organizers of 1he Prick have to ¢ Union, from Chicage salaries violating a year's District ropriation bill of Rible wd oh last wer provisior of Columbia Kensi %0 on Foresters' Hal he “disrespect for the holy Wittner seeks to sue of scientific instru e the federal o Will Try to Block 1t corporation he throw the meeting was of whole in sche fore ris. rs Britair but that on The q try initta said vith the organ . 24 wou tc sw y vesterday a T > of Rerlin the fact that 1 leave Tn the he expressed the would either ram ler which the action it least open the and mora deliber opinion will the opportunt n However, it cturer t of the plants had such ver called strik ‘han tion however eanwhile bellef that ¢ clanss un and fore thetr er o taik thin it e was ught 5 quest ployers 1 ba In the e gS over wi e - whale Some of the pla 'R spect,’ meaning of Wittner ally all of of the schools, n to the Bible, holds, however, volution th ttention to the Bible fext and rgue that the two are | Wittner's claim will fall especially weak, he the loing busine ng th and Towe s usnal toda ing the ( M rs Brick (' im m b brick ant rray Rrick Co e of Now Brit rkn torney ) in teac t said to theory is not taugh but as a theory Interpretation of Word A common sen ir word Ihe with attempts ike 1t the mined .M coause H 1 fact, expresse emphatically terpretation of the ey 1, should be in order hy t 1 it should not be held th ess aimed to prevent t scientifie subjects in n schools, P. Hay, one of {named in Wittner's suit, de lay the teaching here had r ed within the law. Probably in room diecussions, he said, tea have mentioned that unio 2 brick ma not isrespe contin Vot court, t con is ag, done with regard to securing lat Wash (Continued on Page 13) Starting Eskimos Kill Humans and Eat Their Flesh Prince A far north of about by ines in Twigge, company Twigge lice were i of an old Indiar kimos, drive Bui \ of life and have exp they have been expls {and not as facts, Albert tale o Sask.. July THE WEATHER Hartford, July 23.—Forecast for New Britain and vicinity Fair today and tomorrow: not much change in temperature hes iskat on @ years, manager P vestig HIGH TIDE g4 July 24 (Standard Time) New London, 11:45 a. m., 51 p. m. At New Haven, pom. woman walan Tr The trapper told of bones and fian trit ast wi At plac re t 1 1 over a fire and eaten, — % cbia; e when | | Veteran of Worla to- Most of the llnes belng ;.-H' 50 located in named being out where the 15 5001 to take ef- ts Rhode Island. to and Rhode lsland for ten Some con- sideration has been glven to routes has 1 applied for, and that ¢ between Middletown and which is pending before the Connecticut between Danbury and under con- a number of deter- ese efforts Is vl ARR. | Indianapolis, July 23 (M—Prieon | N : i : hat 20 years barred from | bl only resort left ACLE 8 t lom Mrs, Rae Krauss because | Washington Lawyer Thinks ! SMS LAW NOT VIOLATED - Maintains That Teaching Evolution as ct s Within Right of Scientific of nipping in the bud any | the wiil | irt 1o stop payment | against the teach- teaching S e— e} THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1925, —EIGHTEEN PAGES FARR GIVES BLOOD WORST STORM T0 DYING WOMAN. FLOODS CITY Mrs. Loomis’ Lile | | FIREDEPT.VOLUSTEER MY DISPOSE OF LAND. War {5 Man | Chosen After ‘Tests Are Made of Meeting of I)un(‘l()h \l(m~ 1 Three—Operation Takes Place at d(l) '\ILht '.0 [)l.\l'll.\\ | Hospital Offer Subs Buve over a pi morning in of Mrs. John Loomi street, is t 3! " at the New Britain pit R oy LU The transfusion doctors treating t an effort s ure in progress for property owne by Corp. West reet east of post office. | estor er is being given propective to plan the clal build proper t on West pur- erec- 7 if ”‘,‘ l s \!‘sm 200 feet with Court street. 1e directors of the will b held Monday ss the of Any ust first be rati by dey to the eting of tt yration 1 WOMAN RELEASED AFTER ' 00 YEARS BEHIND BARS Poisoned Her Stepdaughter — Will Care Tor Her Aged Father in Buftalo | JOSEPH FARR July save the timistic eration Fare | Henness | station, jay blood cted by from t woman, Yoisoned tepdaughter, ind she was en route g for her W. Anderman, | at Crown Point, Mrs. harged with zhting to escape that befell Mrs this morr 1 s N. _to Duftajo, to care Aloysius Frysi i ime Mrs, Krauss was pardoned yester Jackson At the ted at Hart- her 1S-year- and was Governor waK cony i Crystel his morning | of the type | fusion and t | required blood. Wi 1| been take | hospital a father gave the girl perndtted fo slip Jur an her n from prison the started four. was given new eloth 1 in he se was money she needle loing in pri arned fine | BETTING ON SWIMMER FATALLY BURNED | 04« of 20 ta One are Reing Offered | Sonth Norwalk Man at Point of Against Snecazs af Gertrude! Death Following Blaze i Circle Ederle Tnn, Darien A South nt | urns | oyed | is not i or the| gway al at rom 1 yon S Tileh Davien. starte nereon at the . padiack ror had b t of 300 East End & the He \-‘“,\ cory is that na ioing so at Sigway nd in had rry Smith rmoon stated Views of Trunk Line Raily dents To Be Songht By Chief Pro- hibition Enforcement Azent attit ement t enfor prohibition « their fore to summe from an ymed to go to t TRAPPED IN MINE Superintendent of Tennessee Com- pany and Six Men Ave Prisoners in Underground Shaft (L8 fent supe pany we coa o trapped here early six mer #a mine to barricade was re- n the pres mine inspectors, litions satisfac- 1 blase ra m:h'\m:i {not connected anized. v has been sent into accldent was sald to party was A re 1h their res 15 days, the owners can | keys from the marshal, garages of seue vs. At 1h T be the the mines have been in operation, i the end ot | Hubert, Jealousy over | ning. | or four men most eerious in the 50 years| Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending July 18th .. PRICE THREE CENTS OF SUMMER WHILE BOLTS Subt 0 Transusion 0 Save. BAN GDOWN OUT OF CLOUDS :ASUNIE TEMP[E EURP Deluge Fills Merchants’ Cellars and Factories | When Sewers Fail to Meet Sltuahon. Boy Nearly Drowns in Pool in East End—Automo- hiles Marooned — Light and Ex Power C(ease to Xu\v Britain was submerged under a flood of water yester- dm \\hon two storms, one at 3 ‘clock and another about 6, »ruught the heaviest deluge of the summer, and probably the heaviest forr several years, completely flooding the streets and filling many cellars. Trol- eys were tied up, lights were out, telephones were out of or- der and in many places streets and sidewalks took on the ap- i pearance of washouts. Several places were struck by |lightning and one 10-year-old boy narrowly escaped drown- ing in a storm water pool on Kelsey street. Boy Almost Drowned. Henry residing at alino, a 10-year-old hoy 6 Chapman street, was taken 1o the New Britain general hospital last evening after he had been saved from drowning when he jumped into a pool of storm water at the foot of Kelsey street Henry and boy, Fred were walking along the wall of an old sewer t vieinity, At one er had n fo the storm, underest el pth and jumped in am out but Satalino. being m. start- 1 jo sink. He v cued by Wil llam Smyrk and ¥red The police depariment notified an by the use of the pulmotor the be: wa revived sufticiently t6 be scht fo the h This morning another &pot wher at to nine or 10 the hoys its Stubert spifal his con but fon was reported as tavorabl re were no indications of ing the hospital tada Three Places, no material damage tank on top 1 Constri Lightning Stri Three places w houg) The sprinkle plant of the Re was hit and Several fuses we the shop, put was done tion Co oft A cap knocked blown out in ome lights and 1 on top of shop. Three knocked down by vas slight t was set on fire by company No 8 No great ng out a slight fire was starte the cross beams 1n one S o The home Washiugton stres lightning. Engine extinguished the 1ount of damage L The home of F. C. Prell nwood strest was tr ¥ Sliney flame at 97 followed de out the chimn (Contloued on Page 12.) ‘BRITAIN WILL, BUILD - FOUR NEW CRUISERS ., This Ts Plan for Fiscal Year—Three Yearly Thereafter (¥ Min- unced in today that < naval con el two tober, form the ren timated at estimates wor (about navy the ad- Ao erling esent ¥ ch are spending vy not money app Conc gram Minister would priated v of the pro- Prime t the admiral- Tort by ef. ctions 1n mals her charges on the navy estimat minish the cost of the new construction. A new committee of three with the the to di persona government would be appointed as soon ae pos- sible to examine the costs of main- tenance in all branches of the Brit- ish fighting services, he sald, 2 SR