New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1925, Page 11

SHITH TESTING HIS AW POWER N. Y. Governor Touring State in Interest of Amendments —_——— New York, Nov, 3 (#—Another test of the political power of Gov- crnor Al fmith is being made at the polls throughout the state today, Since he caused the defeat of Mayor Hyan of New York for re- nomination, the governor has been stumping the state for four amend- wments to the state constitution which will be submitted to the voters, The amendments have met with greal opposition from the republican machine, although some prominent tepublicans have come out for cer- tuin amendments, The purpose of his tour has been xplained by the governor as fol- owst “The time is close at hand when { am about to retire from active oublic office holding. It has got to be done, but before I' go 1 propose, out of a sense of gratitude, to do very human thing 1 can to make ne government better of a state of leven and one-half millions that as so signally and so wonderfully nonored me.” Two of the proposed amend- ments provide for bond issues of 2400,000,000, of which $300,000,000 vould be used for elimination of de crossings. The other two pro- e for consolidation of state de- tments and for reorganization of judiclary. Republicans have attacked the proposed bond issues on the ground of potentlal extrava- gance, Some machine oppos tion lias been made to others lest Smith ot the credit for them, although ey w republican in orlgin. State interest in the amendments a8 overshadowed that in the fight for mayor of New York, State Sena- or James J. Walker, democratic ominee and protege of Governor smith, s running against Frank D. Waterman, republican nominee and ountain pen manufacturer, Waterman has argued for a busi- css administration and has de- ounced Tammany for *a history of -aft and corruption.” He has par- icularly assalled Walker's indorse- nent of municipal operation of sub- ve and has accused his opponent ) planning a wide-open town, He s denounced as a Tammany plot rges that o Florida hotel of his criminated against Jews. Walker and Smith have argued at & mayor needs experience in ubiie life rather than business exé rience, Walker has referred to vatermangas “‘my Jersey opponent,” lived in New Jersey nt years, Walker has criti- 1 erman for “hitting below helt” by inaccurate statements as a wide-open town and graft tting odds are heavily in favor Walker and the amendments. amany claims upwards of 300,- plurality for Walker, Offlclal \iblican spokesmen have not put ite claims in figures. but have 5 “under-eurrent against he state-wide voting s of the assembly, the | * house of the legislature, in | 7 the republicans now control out of 150 seats. The republi- s expect gains. The democrats ~ devotad little attention fo this of the campai mavoralty campaizps, Buffalo wcond to New York in interest. & vor Trank Schwab, republican 1 catholie, charged that the Kiux Klan i5 fighting him. Al- =ations to bootleggers, gam- *s and the underworld also have ired fn the campaign, fALIAN DEBT FUNDING PLANS BEING STUDIED Vorclgn Misslon Gives U, S. Board Lengthy Data On Finan- cial Conditions on, Nov. 3 P—Yormal of the funding of the 8§78 Italian debt o the »d States was in abeyance to- to permit the American com- ion members to study untl to- sion, the 21 documents iring on the unt Volpi, Italian tinance minister, resented yesterday at the first joint ssion, President and Mrs. Cool- ge will entertain nfembers of both ommissions tonight at a Whit louse dinner. I'clicitations which opened yes- rday's gathering, were quickly fol- eration of Italy's d economic status. As' W % | rican spokesman, Secretary | Mellon informed the visitors that his government would ask but “a just ement that will insure economic " bearing in mind the Italian wpacity to pay, Count Voipi. in re wlving that the American position 18 a proper one, drew attention to e Dawes commission report show- two principal elements of ity to collect in a country money from its the transter of ollected money in the nationa! eur- ency to tha credit of country in the latter's currency. Count Volpi's 24 monograms sur- veyed Ttaly's war burdens and hu- man tolls, her taxation, lack of raw materials, population growth and unfavorable trade balance. This in- formation is expected to form the b of discussions when the con- ersations are resumed tomorrow, MUET AT POLICE STATION Haverhill, Mass., Nov. 3 (P—The inilon conference committee meeting to prepare a tentative wage and working agreement in the Haver- hillishoe trade was held last night in the guard room of the police tation. Members of the commit- » sald they required protection rom interfercnce by union workers not authorized to takp part in the proceedings, problem, which | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1925, Romance of the Summer WhiteH;use' The flowers of romance bloomed for Miss Margaret Carr and Jeremiah Shea on the lawns of “White Court,” the summer White House at Swampscott, Mass. While President Coolidge § and his advisers talked politics, Miss Carr, the cook, and Shea, the family chauffeur, talked love. They recently came down to Boston and got married. CONN, LEAGUE OF WI]MEN V[]TER Hartlord Tomorrow » o s ;e‘,‘-h‘i | Misml\m for Game, Shot, ay Ioee H Rmnl Le;,r R ) he wore | B Hartford, Nov. 3 (A—Reports o the activities of the Connecticy League of Women Voters from 192 1| R e which was the time of the first ar o o Slaaiome nual meeting until the present w e be reviewed in some detail at the | t cinl election w convention which will open here to o5 ot e | morrow. een suggested topies e | for stddy will be presented to the | convention along the line of effi- | cieney In government, public welfars in government and international co operation. At tne first convention eight com mittees wero organized and of thes four are still functioning. At pres ent six committees are doing the studying while organization work s d gated to the vice-presidents The county leagues are developed on similar lines. Among the toples recommends these will come in through repo tof the following: Mrs. Milton | | Simon, West Hartford on interna- | tional cooperations; Mrs. M. C. Win- New Haven, on social hy- Mrs, T. N. Hepburn, Ha ford, on uniform laws; Miss E Whitney, New Haven, on education; C. Bursch, Riverside, on living costs; Mrs. E. H. Lorenz, West Hartford, on women in industry;| 1 Mrs. Ernest Howe, Litchfleld, or et . themomentyou | |, The siate board has entogscd ail b@ard asamre | REFUSES PARDON NOW | “’am for | Y("mm“m Governor Says He \-m | Not Liverate Miss Charlotte Wiit- |« Q¥) YOUL 'wav a ney Under Sentence. UNIFIED SCHOOL .\\ STEM sunny, scenic ‘ Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 3. 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