New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1926, Page 8

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PRESIDENT'S FATHER GOLS TO RLWARD The late Colonel John ( Plymon A whieh Coolidge stalwart r by thrill out 1t family store he eternal verities, got a ot work, accumulated a property, « Il by lis and with He all the w 18 at Am- yer at in- ) , when he Lecame ampton, when became ind rnor of when M 1 man was hecame chusetts even sor Harding oftice, the opportunity ed gentleman to swear lis P 1 light of a ter honor on into ofiee Ly of this being done kerosene lamp. g The rmont nation has all along held the Ve high esteem; up- consis- farmer in ) ty, his his probity; nelghborliness despite the high ¢ to his son — all of u lionors that these earncd admiration nation. pitome of our earlicr civi- tion seemed concentr Te tra ted in the or Coolidge. was a repre- tative of Ameri- ncked a habi- fonal ns of pioncer d who wilderness and mada of i tation for civilization m strong vided health; cated ch e philosc £004 cit (T | there C Al OLD BURRITT SITE Although the site of the old Dur- school at Main and East Main be $324,000 = vhileh by the way scoma & rather — there I8 no pressing y the city should desire treet may worth Wigh figure reason w 11t may be regarded am desiradble the oy to help pay for 1 mo hool hulldings, as good might be forthcoming v the city should retaln the site ts own use, possibility of a ity ving all s for year-round recreation, overlooked, It 15 an {deal site for the purpose, and the would get i ont of it than $324,000, hould bo onl auditorium the app tena need not city in this way more no hurry in dis- Burritt property, able to scll society lus its downtown prop- time and seems to for so doi 18 would old is to be to iou apply in onnection th the Durritt hool, unless it 18 not administer fudi N Iy a does, site for an audl- recreation center s to he » Ol Burritt remaini school ng schools be the mythical alized front KICKING THE LEAGUE WHEN IT'S DOWN having to have bhecn expeeted, failed Nations to mash League of 1920, taken the pr flasco at esent oppor- tunity of Geneva to it ium of Alanson B. Hough- to Gib- inst ambassador . rican ritain, and Hugh infster to is returning liances and bal coming arms they aver. not & busy barring some member th Karolyl and in which to from United tes, hav- ing had suflicient time forget his recent diatribe Mexiee Sloet of and kes up the an song wl Houghton Gibson leave off. is much surprised, he says, that the Ameri- World aine scems can the e ifons to Court may have to he exp of Nations. v of State a8 much gur- dure v CGieneral 1y rees aluminum CHANGE IN ATTITUDL ON RAILWAY DISPUTES Hons but Peawons | assumed | there | no reasonable neces- | in | through | agalnst | | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY | [tngs of the President | board, The National Grang Farm Bureau ne | ¥ | and Amerl- 1s opposed to ! can some features of the bill, these wish- Ing to glve the Interstate Commerce Commisslon final power to protect the publie from higher rates in case of excessive 8. Thesc point out that the rallroad brother- | noods are to demand wage ln'J s totalling $580,000,000 for | the cntire annually, and | that =ader the bill, it granted, such | an award would be reflected in high- er freight rates on farm products, ‘ The farmers claim that he present | wage awar crea country i representation, while the propos- od law does not, It the grange s that eve uld he and farm lLureau ry waga demand | full Rut 1t a pre W granted in 1 Is fears ustifi igation hoard wonld 1 road labor board secms thers ke such . ra L will o' the wisp In view of the ad- mitted inability of that board to en- force {ts findings. Present represen- tation of the public upen the rail- | road labor board appears to count | for 1iitle as long as the board can- its deciglons. Under the | not enfo Watson- be enforeen arker Lill decisions would | i President Coolidge nual message of December 6, noted the diss with the a sirability of labor hoard, the President in his first existing istaction 1 legislation, boa labor new The said, | unsatisfactory to the public, the em- ployes and the compantes, 1 stantial agreement can be among the groups interesicd I&hould be no hesitation in enacting such an agreement into law,” the resident declared, The Watson-Parker bill is super- for in many detalls to the Ilowell bill, which did not come to 1t Darkley a final vote superior to the Sines the passage of the in either house, transportatio rst rail- ay labor legislation 40 ycars ago— hut “pocketed” hy President Cleves | ne th 1 upon adjournment of Congress s of | fhol re have been four These disputes act of 1558 the picee lation. we rail 1 act of 101 act 6f 1920 ay dma family governor is right 1z confined to his hom: modern ins thera come sald day's that wonder « plan S i Pdward W, lionld 1 25 Years Ago Today for ommitts 1wo 3 Mavor A. O. 1 Eunst Mair last cvening, was | M. |on v bo Yor subway. New will Carrie hold the BDradley speak for tho nogative. rd has Kk, whoro he prepared |concerning placing tho wires in the Britain hold “Resolved: Natlon {s Upheld," | Burdick and C. A, Morey will up- | aflr and FactsandFancies ned from 15t} Councll, O. U, A a debate next week That the Actlon of | J. M. | mative, and Stanley Charles | ale will By ROBERT QUILLEN To thina own self he true and a folks will call you a narrow- raflroad labor board gives the pub- |minded tightwad, lot of There's nless word The reason some people ara “In. | i because they have unlimite to spare, Golf {8 one good way to kil time, the farmers but you can whittle without buying ® a uniform You fare better it yon have childhood noth you count the definition of the | effeminate,” A Tip for Esster Shoppe Perplexed by Easter styles, I'olks? 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