New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1926, Page 1

ws of the World By Associated Press LbT ABLISHED 1870 SUBDUED SPLENDD AS KING FORMALLY OPENS PARLIAMENT George of England, in Speech, Lauds Locarno Treaty as Step to World Peace ASKS CO-OPERATION IN INDUSTRIAL DEPRESSION Reeent Death of Dowager Queen Curtails Usual Flahorate Festivi- ties In Connection With Opening of Houses—Expresses HHope of satisfactory Settlement of the Mozul Oil Problem —King George 1ed the nt parlia London, Fel ut moon today ope second scssion of sith color the yr rent ats and of nd’s ceremonial ich make this event one « most Engl geants., The procession fro ace to Westminste usual brilliant military owing lo the court fascinating of suckingham | r called for display, ut, in half ‘. being GETTWO SUSPECTS ONE 15 NEWF BRITAIN YOUTH, |Both Under Suspiclon of Being Tim- ING GEORGE iourning for Dowager Queen Alex- indra, there was g somewhat sub- ued tons in the house of lords, Day a Pleasant One day was bright, the sun pour- s down on the great crowds whic om early morning lned the route, | 1d which accor ¢ king and | cucen a hearty s ey | wssed in t for 1s stat hy eight bay horses, advice of his physi- | Wales did edings, which ige drawn Acting on the the Prince of rticipute in the proce alen collarhor (Continued on Fourth Page.) | RROTHERS ACCUSED OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS | Dunns Charged With Nc-f glect of Cows at ! { master Abattoir 4.8ix heai | vithou wnnieipal | ard hours [ this morning L police rved Villiam tonald Gaffney cision was 1 by Judg: Attorney plaint inspee crnoon evidenc ning. imals re- killed ined unfe T Monday 1 Both Pre 1 that ¥ not whet cows especia nger, they sald, Park orn is br (Continued on Page Fourteen) i Ellinger | Bowling of @ity two {detained Ilm) I)m )iy LRI sy u His Wedding to Film Star Is Questioned 1 RICARDO CORTEZ. Riverside, Calif. rney Albert ¥ the validity of th Saturday of Alma picture actress, to also a film pl Court rec show that Feb. 2-—District is investigating marr here last Rul moving R » Cortez, 1ge ns, pare in Los actress Angeles obtained an interlocutory decree of divorce last year from Dr. Daniel C. Goodman, 1at the divole s not become final until Feb. 6. Cortez, in Hollywood, both he and his bri was legally frec to marry as fted a year and two days the divorce had been 1 Lctress was on her way tion in Tda “What must have rte: 8 that her attorney did not e the papers down and have them ed until February 6, 5." the declared : believed that fter | . The today to lo- w happened,” said IN CRINE CLEAN-UP Florida ~ Authorities Connect Them With Dwojokowsky plicated With Joseph Matulis in Automobile Thefts And Store Rob- beries in This Vicinity. cclal to the H conville, Tlorida, Feb, 2| ere Y rested for wutomobile two youths hink implicated Jaseph Matulis, aged 17 North Burritt Conn., in the fhe steal | are with | tain mobiles and vieinity New Onc the New Britain s comp: store Brit vouths says he Is a boy, and nion aid Dwo age 30 crimes, in and Plainyill Hartfor will take them bacl to Hart 1 attempt to ider y them in ("\ Connecticut crime o and that William Norwich Hartfor 10 jokowsky Britain solice as s from who ke At the time {New Britain, mitted that longed to fthe hich he said of Matulis Wo weeks more vlundering gaug, of | Dwjokowsky was the mind. However, the youths d in eluding Sery and Patrick O'Mara ested Matulis e ulis said that he ] Dwojokowsky rob the Atlantic and Pacific store in Plainville, and steal al automobiles in Hartford. He (so accused Dwojokowsky of hold- ing up t Bowling alleys on uping with § o break info {1 Uleys a Dwojokowsky New Haven in oting of a policeman in o With hin Joseph Sudah, age Mijeski both arrest in go, he ad- two vouths vo employes of e o is no in n connection wit ks ago. nley of in. Matulis cing held by 1 harg is now anthoritics who will ¢ he theft of or can s Dwojoko om the at the o turned oy orities for Local aut oct the the il hey 1 polics will Plain disposition worities atte gang the Economy prol ville robt rob! Decen arrest vith store in under Matulis wa could not NARROW ESCAPE Mass., Feb. 2 (P had escar Ma Il\\l. stor rormn Gloue: Wive pe last night v street where Emanuel A store o vith his wife and from their quart 11 their poss to the building rsons narrow block ~d caught who on erry, owned the ground floor, fle« three childre rs over the store,, The losing 3 sston and stock Baseball Game Played In Alaska, So Mild Is | The Weather Up There || Juny Wit Al IN TR0, ‘MADDEN CHARGES WASTE [tion |ing the Senator {than $10 AT 1Py NEW BRITAIN, LO‘\INLLTI(,UT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1926, WENTY PAGES. ECONOMY CLAIM OF LEXINGTON ARMEII_TW[]MAN S AWARDED 0.0.PATTACKED | CITY WHEN TRIAL - DAMAGES OF $25,000 Record of Aduministration Ques- HF NEGRU BEGINS State Highway Commissioner tloned by Rep. Bynes Democrat | Mg Slayel‘ Closely Guae, . McDonald Loser in Rction Brought fo Courthouse in ' RESULT OF AUTO ACCIDENT U. §. Army. Tank Sobs and Faints as She Greets Hushand Unnecessary Expenditures In Army Vietm Suffered Broken Back, and Navy Air Services Charged— | Broken Pelvls and Leg in Drop ! 7 S | PUTTO DEATH MARCH T Washington, P—An at- | | tack on President Coolidge's econ- | Trials Lasts Exactly Sixteen Minutes | omy record was made in the house today by tve Byrs of Tenn ; democrat on the appropriations committe, | Refcrring to the president's ad- dress to the semi-annual budget meeting, Mr. Byrns said Mr, Coo- lidge compared with estimated ex- penditures for 1926 with the actual expenditures for 1921, rather than 1925, A comparison of 1926 with 1925 would have shown an increase | of $89,000,000, he said, 100 Million Claims Granted With- Over Porty Yoot Embankment At W, Windsor Tocks in 102 Hartford, igment for Win 000 dam Conn,, Miss Cla Locks 1'eb. rissa, 2 ® A, to recover A. Mac- commis- Feb, 2 Hor- $26, zos 1o 3 b —1,000 Kentucky Troops on Duty jenyohn | Donald, state highway and All Roads Leading Into City sioner, for injurles received 40-toot by go- embankment in Are Patrolled — Machine Guns | g 4 to the railroad tracks ; | Judg: o nson of the superfon | York, New Haven raflroad company is lMability in the | Mounted in Principal Streets to rendered today by Possible Outbreak. s K New Queel Any Lexington, Ky., Feb. & (P Negro, pleaded guilty her today to an attack on Mrs, Clarence . court's decision tfor Harrls, SeSt MRS, DAVID MARSHALL ¥V BRITAIN HERALD He placed expenditures for n' 000,000 or and for 1926 at 000,000 exclusive of the pos ice, adding “in the face of these fig- will anyone seriously contend the cost the government ls steadily asing 2" | adopting the president's meth- of comparison, he contended the executive office 1921, and $453,000 Bryant jand and two | Down Hill Backwarc | Miss Hortor children confessed to t A ren teacher i dering, was sentenced 1o be | yisiiing o s Frida March 6, in the | Horton Windsor Locks on county jail yard. The trial |28, 1824, and the two .Y"(‘ d exactly sixteen minutes. ed out in It was one of the speediest trials |tribute arbutus o persons in the history of the county. Court Mrs. Horton drove her auto- | | was called promptly. Prosecuting | mobile and her daughter sat on the Hugs and Kisses Self Con- | Attorney Kemper elected to try the |rear & Mrs. er(nn turned from | dotendant on the charge growing out |South Main street, Windsor Locks, | fegsed Slayer of Nor- | wood Milliner whose hus D Was ki Manch 000, he had mur- 8 and MRS, MARSHALL GOES T0 EMBRACE HUSBAND -~ Neilie April women start- automobhile to d of iner ing own = ods the $10 1026, cost of 100 in lot his attack on Mrs. Bryant here, linto School street, up & sharp in- | January 19. C tlon in this case cline, and in shifting into low gear | carried the nalty of hanging, gears failed to engage and the Charges a t the Negro for the automobile rolled backward down murder of Mr. Bryant and the chil- | School street, slowly South dren were not called Main and t wheels Accompanled by Officer { dropped into the soft at the Harris was brought here from the | cdge of the rafiroad kment. | Frankfort reformatory located at the | dragging the machine r state capital, 30 miles Ad- | down the 40 or more feet of { jutant General J. A. Kehoe | incline to the railroad tracks | precautions from a poss Ter Back Broken on Harris' life, ordered on of his o Horton fered a 1ic r‘r\. Lieutenant Coborn Gay a broken pelvls hone an kfort, to walk beside the Negro. in one leg, hesides sus- Gayle, ame physical | faining a serve nery shoc) ute as Harris was blanketed as | Her suit for « first as Harrls and led the Negro the | brought by her | Hugh M. |dock. short distance from the walls of the lcorn and James Cannon, | Marshall his tod reformatory to the waiting tank only against the town of Windsor Locks, | the fi time since he was led 15 feet and entered the the state highway commissioner {from his home by the police armored haven. The territory around Waste W ful ma ¥ and Ts Claimed litures have beer administering t v air services, Repre- | Madden, republican, Il airman the appropria committee, declared today Roth need of clally as to purc made clear he rate air fo organi e, axpe ose army Cros: | Gl Philads avid L. Miss milliner 1d to |grand jury. broken | It was testificd at the inquest | Dr. William S, Wadsworth, i that Miss y “compression hands of t sent Iphia, Pa., Fet Marshall, May Norwood, without o slayer street rea carth embar nois, cl of con tior Anna th Dietrich, 36 year and steep | oner ove Pa., today by t servi he said management, espe hasing agents, He did not favor a sepa- but he advocated re- ition to bring about gre. King expendituree, ze Deductions than $100,000,000 of ar i away. bail action cor- the hetter Miss by coroner's Dietrich met of the throat prisoner in the broken hone of \lm tior ed been allowe the the morti; s rulings, intern was informed to- majority report of th speeial senate committee investiga the bureau, met vife sol dt on st the bur 1 and the New York Haven and er “I will be back in a little w day | the reformatory had been roped off | Hartford railrond Spel he pair’ met in the private for two blocks and there was but |1acy and Yeomans, for the |0f Coroner 8chwartz prior to the in- \ 1 ue 8 1 [ ged with the | little possibility of any one firing at | town early Lest, M ] all fs charged with t the Ne » unl it be from within | fown ‘\'Hd*‘r“m the milliner and dismer the ranks of the national guards- | South r body | ' men. fed: | N company. lawyers ded in having the dropped as a defendant as Main had heen taker ver by the state highway depart ment. E. R. Brumley appeared for the company and h | miore money Be for the highway r durlng the {rial. Decisfon Fxplaimed Dickenson ha net in office such deduct was $ tes Stec forth er United port 12 26, ering corpora- 'He ¢ to hide the crime. death, he tried to im under their relations all preceded him to 13 A crowd had gathered in th floor cc or of city rshall enter, but from the coroner's o > street en for tie oked to con ” sed, because she extort Streets Are Patroled T strec s'm:vmll the rofo Ameri patrolled by guardsr Middle. | following last night's incident whe Anaconda | LrOOPErs were ordere The others listed inclu A nieric Locomoti lethléhem, Pa., $1,089,022; an Rolling Mills company. wn, Ohio, $1,470,210; Mining company, New York, Bibeock & Wilcox, New | hufacturers, $2,04 Locomotive Works, 990,806; Centrgt Denver, Colo., 82, Steel company o 79; Diamond .\lk urgh, company Gy il X nectady, N. from } threats Th tory railroad Josej n would expos Mrs. M office Ma way Marshall his were com Josod e his to on th require: it in the hig! he the railroad’s m and says that the railroad | company was constructed under an 10t of fncorporation passed prior to | May, and it was required to | i onstruct fences oply when i ed to do so, i ectric | The finds there evi- | 1,- . - 3 - $ i nd upon | S hl‘Blldgepor( Man Was Al | ionee of ny el order and upon ways Ardent Democrat, company thero today overrode Hartford Rallroad Jtions commitiee in pas g e rested no duty to maintain a fence. | (T nual agricultural depart- State and National Judgment iy rendered for the rafl |[ AP on bill, which now 1 company to recover its s By a vote of 188 mendment, opposed 1s adopted to provi the distribution of pamph- 1 other information on the horges and cattle, Tax Consideration senate plunged into in (Conttnued on SEN. WNEIL, FRIEND OF W. J. BRYAN, DEAD — 1ge ion upon Copper 14.410; boile Bald Philadelphi: eel Page 14) the c ice office a ¢ r was York n into ting in stopped with his Sides. T passe aw wif Marshall hanging at he advanced re. Marshall arose n t im is arms company, en slowly 09; Crucib! 1 as he ap from Tire $1.464,083 arms arov voice e ——— as torn by ace court is no any such order 4 “OM, David! dor What the t time housc in the you | Marshall } is Congres: its appropr 8, 1he He n and droy 1denly Mar X 1 him kissed him, ollaps: ment appropria 1o the Ahsolved In Other Sult Bridgepor b. 2 The ghway o issior not rv ble for an accident whicl e-presi- | curred April 21 last when a motor owned by Henry sky and Bridgeport, skidded on Skid- 1, Stratford driver, Tsc 3ridgeport, Archibald M ure in politic or nearly th to by {k 147 an com $200,- or | minent lgepor Wt one tt Br mitte spon. o lentiz cratic 1t 83 years old umonia t tracted Last nowminatior ticket s of Sl ns more h arin ccording to a lown Judge serior court o suits way Jr., | MacDonald, in {company asking at [property damag special for $1,500 He ith was cause this D lowi 2 o'clo oni and overturned Johr ix-hour e A v the Merenrio con- sion today an effor 1sideration the income » tax reduction a final vote surtax g a cold g bill and before an by Thursday hy Mr urer sician informed ding-up process was plan- ' McNeil's death a warning from His AT publi of Ne- enneth an Roderick all opposition 1 t They were notified is will not north by at 1 at ter e of ours. sons. Norri rof t methe an, braska, 1 ey suing rain, arriving o'clock 1orning. > pla cident idmore hill 05 on compromised he surta their sehedule tor MeNeil was ters in N 40 some opposition has from staunchest supp of Will and Bryan's M CUP]D FRETS AT RED TAPE WITH CHILD-BRIDE IN CASE com- [Consent Of Mother And First Select years | surta pplying on [Was nd $6 re tion in 1x rates n $£24.000 would cut Above HAVE MURDER SUSPICION Police that springficld Say Dying Girl tary enator Cc higan, man Neaded Before Marriage he turn T to Mr. McNeil vildren. His 1 ove Denied Suicide. But Refused to License Ts Tssund arly Say Who Shot Her. Thomas school in the from brother, lat 1in the |Alfred L. Thompson marriage 1l fing they had nc tew formalities to me ense, stments in 1S was m He' said th AXpayers Ihis & wholesa [B=x pro¢ sir New York in 1 nd |1ished a wholc and chees {store but turne is attention to the coal business. Mr. McNeil returned to this city v 1 aged in the coal trade 1 One of his specialties w sale oal to t confronted with a m estab- | (Carmellna, of city years of to contrary. that the consent would be required en. It Carmelina is o with incomes of 88 to replying to 000 had in o v clerk, s ag: 7% per cent in tax-exe Salejlutter ye yet Coal Gas Poisonimz Kills Two Wen in Pall River Fall River, 2 # poisoning two ton Haven T of railroad, a | turn over | \ll here last John J. Luby, en, 4 Arnold Woods, Luby s men night and same house {Helen Wills Certain to \locl ]omlon in Doubles | P—He | | called at a win friend, #d throy den sitting aw Mac ' Mad Lewis il THE WEATHER Feh, 2—Torecast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight: Wednesday in- ng cloudiness, | - bride's hom: layer. His Washington Average Daily Circulation For Week hndmg 13’067 Jan, 30th . PRICE THREE LENTS U. S. SECRET SERVICE MEN UNCOVER CONSPIRACY TO OVERTHROW MEXICAN GOVT. THREE W[]MF N ASK R;vo;utlonary Leat:{er; SHARE IN ESTATEI 3t Ao il Planned To Dynamite Chim {0 Be Daughirs o W, A.f Train As First Step | In Revolt Clark, “Copper King” ] FIFTY HILLIONS INVOLVED, Violation of - Neutrality | Laws to Be Charged— Expose Follows Com- plaint by de la Huerta Sympathizer. Attorneys for Estate Deny Knowl- edge—Plaintiffe Claim They Are | Legitimate Daughters of Mar- | riage Back in 1869. Butte n, Mont., claiming W. A. tes senator from Feb. 2 (A — Three | il vome to Clark, daughters San Antonlo, Texa former | Uncovering of ey a revolutionary , Feb, 3 (M- dence showing that Junita of Mexicans is active here and in conspiracy to overthrow the Calles government in {the republic was announced to the Assoclated Press today by Gus Jones, n charge of the San Antonio office of the department of justice Discloses Dynamite Plot Jones declared his office had found and turned over to IMederal |Attorney Hartman evidence that this nita was planning the dynamiting a passenger train southbound from the border for the purpose of showing that a revolution against the Calies administration was in pro the late L 8 Mon- | | tana, have risen to ask for a por- King filed erday the tion of the copp millions. petition district court late trio put their clalms as Clark's legi- ighters, declaring they | intentionally omitted® # will, and ask the court to | de an order recently entered, itting the document to probate. Details of their claim to the es- | tate are not contained in the peti- ion, which was prepared by John A. Shelton, ¥ attorney, and Edward C. Hyde, of Kansas City, |8TeS Mo. Hyde left Sunda night for | This evidence yesterday was given Kansas City and Shelton said that |PY Mr. Hartman who will lay it be- e A ssion of little in- |fOF® the federal grand jury, which formation contained {n [COnVenes here February 15, Indict- e women are |Ments charging violation of the Clark Hines, |neutrality will bhe sought ms and Addje [48inst the leaders of the alleged L. Clark Miller. Shelton sald he |"®VOlutionary movement. inderstood that they lived in or | round Kansas City thelr | Jones issued a statement (c died ago. [Associated Press giving these det 1d the woman were mar- |in reply to charges made last night ahout 1869, he said. by R. Esparza Reinaldo, one of the Information at Variance | Me: n refugee and De la is information is at vari {Huerta sympathi T, that a depart- with account of Clark's {ment of justice agént hud selzed tal relations contained in |documents private correspon Who in America. Here the copper |dence and allowed them to be I8 liste hay married |amined by an agent of the L. Bt of government, This latter char 1901 leclared by Mr. Jones to he his unfounded and scurrilous N Filed Complaint, Mon Martinez, who sided wit! S and Alfonso De La Huerla | abortive revolution of 19 Associated Press last night |mation gleaned fr | correspondence some 2 orth mate from of was Poss: other petition, named as Alma Effie Clark McWill lawe Accusation Denled the years T in the mar Who's his and ex tlles in wholy marricd Miss of Butte, ur the of 1869, Ir [l W. Calif., of Adolfo in the told the the infor m inspection o which inelude *sulted in the slay his r old o fends Clark, Jr. Mre. Mari Angeles, ion born Los Angeles, De Brabrant Clark of Mrs, L. R, Los Jerome, na Morris of |the White ) Hugette Clark of Santa a, California, was s second mar- Mters T ing in Mexico of | father and ral | with whom had municatio his a political Who's taught -1860 to Who lists Clark hool “in ind aces Colorado in 1 the as having | Missouri” n | A O THmECroT e A Martinez ShzRandtolin e n char; ‘Ing years. D20 R Cha of justice of > estate disclaim ; follow the women. Sl R i $50,000,000 Estate y ks " nt of the died w York March | ooqine tnis corresp Mail Opened s mail is papers were stioned the soized by department and S as us Mont follo Attorneys for the any knowledge of Left rk T a special administration ndence He Said, d to him opened in the the refugee < Calles Gl hout §5 addresse the estate jow, Mrs and was has bheen for soms said Tueir for which Ma rrant un Decer 1 mber 16 1925 other NOT ENOLGH ‘SI'JPES' FOR REGULAR POLICE Must Be for TFifteen Women Yo Known Not 2 » Law (Changed New Appointments TEAR AMERICAN MOVIES st (LA S o) rpose of tak- invasion o D. L. Nair Qualifies as City's ‘Marrying Justice’ hefore ities vS Emi J ng 1. R in and W. Klett at two 3 George LeWitt and Richard Schaefer each at one. org 420.71 as |1ast year,