New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1925, Page 5

ADOO STUDYING ISLAND QUESTION Former Cabinet Member Guest ~ 0F Barron G. oller at Ft. Myers Tampa, Fla, Aug. 28 (#—Dis- patches recelved here today said Willlam G. McAdoo, war cabinet member, {8 in Fort Myers, the guest of Barron G. Collier, getting first hand information on the Marco ls- land controversy, growing out of dia- puted titles to property claimed by both Mr. Colller and a group of old settlers, On arrival of Mr. McAdoo, at Fort Myers, Mr. Collier broke the silence \b® had maintained since the contro- versy began and gave his version of the island cituation. “Relative to the situation on Mar- co Island,” he sald, “the present con- | troversy is simply an outgrowth of | an effort that has been mads for | gome time to force me to purchase approximately six acres constituting the major portion of the townsite of Marco at what is considered an ex- orbitant price.” Mr. Colller sald that several years ago he refused to purchase the prop- orty in question from the origl owner, Captain W. D, Collfer, I cause he considered the price ww high. Since then, he said, he had been nppronchvrl by the holder of an op- tion, W. G. Willlams, on the strip of land lnd had been asked a price much higher than the first one. “Mr. Williams must surely know,” Mr. Colller added, “that the presi- dent's order {ssued last year, and be- fore he got into the picture, with- drawing all lslands and coastal lands from occupation. This makes the at- temp to homestead this land in be- half of himself, his brother, his fath- | er and friends from Pennsylvania | and New Jersey whom he brought down here, an utter impossibility and | absurd on its face. “I am sorry that Mr. Willlams did not attempt to be satisfled with the lands on which he held an option; | or it he had ambitions to own mor Marco property that he did not bu it. Quite a number of old resident own land that is for sale. I am the largest individual land owner in Col- | lter county and in Lee and Hendry counties as well. T pure mine frem rightful ov have never endeavored nay to obtain anybody” STRIKERS 10 RETURN Employes of Five Woolen Mills Who || [ Your Corsets Teft Work Protesting Cnt Will Be Back at Work Monday, Pittsfield, Masa, Aug. 28 (A—-The 3,000 striking textile workers from | five woolen mills in this eity who | left their work 12 days ago because of 2 wage cul of 10 per cent will bo back at work Monday morni cording to a statement thentie met yesterday dell hotel and quastion of wage reductions. action was voted by the strik terday at a mass meeting Winter Garden, the vote being 3 for and 65 againat arbitr The hoard of a sist of three mem and workers each fc ber and the third member chosen by thiese two. This plan ! worked satiefactorily in many in- stanees, the mose recent one in the Berkshires havi n the setiling of the strike in Housatonie seve montha ago at the Monument mi Vormer Senator David 1. Walsh v souro cruoon at agreed to q ! Similar a member of the hoard of arbitva- | |{8 DIDN'T WANT BRYAN King George of England Was Afraid President Wilson Would Appoint Him As Ambassador. 285 (P A statem sas much dis- ar thit Wi uld be sent and by Dres London, Aug that king Geor turbed in 191 merle William IMiter in 1923 after garving clerk of the Sir Al date, in v privy con “Morley (the tord presid privy « . writing under a 1012 in A meeting of the D E N oo then & nouncil) found the king lost the new pre dropped e pointment woul (‘ontinues Cases of Confessed Per |u|('|s Harttonl o8 i 3 George W I lica eourt thi of Sebastlan Martoras ar Griece, confessed perinrors thev testified Herald Trans Jawyer. encouraged them ta Frans was Mr. Faans to appe hen the case advise tomerrow @ alleged perjurors | Mr. Evens was assoch Groehl of New York here of Gerald Chapmar again ated with Aw avdod Grand Prize For Best Dressed Man Chicagn, Aug. 28 (P—George H Wright of Huntington. W. 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