New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1925, Page 8

8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1995, e — Y e T T e e e e [RGIOTR ICIURE | DOSTON BANKBRDIS Pflhsf%%l%s‘%gm I Survivors Taken to Naval Hospital at Newport L BRINGS CONPESSION, rancis Lee Higginson Was One ot 3l ey p— | . O o o ] ] 1] ) ] ) ) ] 1 ] " - 2, S o o ! ) ) !’ o - ! - ] ) ;. | Founders of Pamons Bank- Cedar Raplds — Youth Admits ing House : = 3 - ‘ : o : ; Robbery Alter Going : Forida Realty Man Being Held : - ' y T s GRETT P e o Movies L st the founders of ! ¥ : ; o lad Elwyn Bryant, 10 years old, of ‘.. I8 dead At his summer JET h 1 7 i e o Milwaukee, remained oM A | home in Pride’s Crossing, on the 1ater yesterday e might be a free | Nopth Shor cor o word re- mstead of on his way | toduy. Death came lite tand trial on a charge of | Mr. Higginson wias 4 1 nnfomobile s wateldng a film produe- Born in Boston October 11, 18 tion yesterduy afternoon whieh dealt | Mr. Higgins s graduated, tr with the law as lald down by Moses, | Haevard in 1868 and served as Sudden were flashed — before his | tenant and captain in - the vision “Thon shalt not steal” in let- | M chusetts cavalry in the Civil ters a foot tall War, He beeame interested i the Later, when he left the theater, Jie | banking business soon atter luving was arrested for an infri the | the servies in 1865 7 £ ¥ 8 . ' motor laws, )\ rters e Al v his eldes tor T i “ L O TR X o RV { ] : va arding tomobilg | Lee 1 Jr. is The 2 i 1 i % % ¢ 1 &itig’ 4 | ! o 1 wdmitted | mem) s family ARODY dl i | hort fler | . . g - { | " at he s ginson 1 accusation - B d over the money to the the amonnt b wid | pital L nee company. ot hack to Milwanker ere National bank and admitted that he had been per company. He on, the pr say. A rof Harvard col Milwankee deteetive arrived for him today 3 s son. Francs L. Jr, “Yon ean't heat the Command-| Mr. son s survived by Dhis Bryant said A T shall | widow. Corina (Shaftuck) Hig- 0 get out m, another son, Grorge ast T vate detec charging & diamond ring Mrs. Hunt county juil, wh p. m, C that he w ing the wa with her. A few m came runnin deputy said, cry forced her to ¢ you do that?" He la jailer declared, and said v o N e o o i ‘".’.',:""’,“”m;.."" et Ihis picture gives a general view of the United States naval hospital at Newport, immediately following the fatal steamboat explosion. a “dope fiend. Gobel wesiheld and . Scores of dying and injured were rushed to this institution, where they were given medical attention. Sailors from the naval base also aided : 5 rled to the hospital ; . heroically in rescue work. — deliriously, - she repeated that a e e | wim o vl | | published tn the press an announce- |Pulton Memorial Will “do her i nst hefore she Wi the Riffians in _full flight | publishe ress an a “lrulton enorie | e cuess 1 FRANCE AND SPAIN NOW foomivwara rom o mia e | MONGOLTAN DIS OOV R e s Eree e e . : , et - & el nan e e ! ] e Be Erected in Franc n;:\':'olrhr],r.’),’::,h,?;,].,\ . i "' ARL TO FIGHT Il OUT i l' nehian "\HHH“ feel REGARDE@MPORTANT1:‘:;:;6'1 btk e \’::“"‘ lie' "‘l“"(‘“- -““”“"‘"]'/P{ SAY “ BA\ER ASP[RIN ” and INSISTI bl His conversion it attributed heve opect here a qnument to Robert Gobel Is eaid to be L RESkRON R s krotoxcd B cact it A SR s e gnandl B e T o el e s IR TessivoulsecttheRBayeriGrossEstntabletsiyotare shild 5 : . e 3 i . s lica J esse e ¢ 5] I ec steamboat o made is rst ex- o % ety s 2 fobase chldrend ol overture With, Leadors .ot {5 L G, JrtiDevolopmentiof Modernl |ie! 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