New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1926, Page 5

‘ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1026, committec, Whittemore, with ur ition mor N N {foremen In the old Pinches build uxpreseing u bellef that he would jumong the house wets that Cr unton | ting now occupied by the Humphrey | A l w prove his innocence there without enjoys among the drys, held that the | {Mfg. Co. for four yewr: until the ‘i [difficult, His wife and father ex- [bill was merely a scheme to ralse | slump in Lusiness cane after the | pressed disappointment that ) forcemunt salaries. His view was | |war. The closing of the school lefr | ury did not acquit him, lured by~ Representative Garner, | [ (Mm in eharge of personnel in the 'he Marylund indietment charges ‘Texas, ranking democrat of the way {factory, including the handling of | Whittemore with Killing Robert W, aid means committec, who safd thut, Se—— the factory labor burvau, which gt Holtman with a plece of lead pips | Wi It would Increuse neither ar N position he now fills, | ) . while escaping n th t a 1ests nor reventes, “Wheeler (Wayne Diplomas to B Awarded af Y. " Sedseis s 1y csneations State's Attorney Certain He Can i cocoie rex . Wheeler, genorat counwl of 1he £ work practically all of his lfe, He . WL TS Anti-Saloon 1 ue), Crampton and | organized the industrial training i 1 ndrews (the treasury's prohibition | M. C. K. Tomorrow Night ~oysomen the St S gy Young Gunman PRI | e (dhe treasiey's prohibition | ;S’ \ll‘""‘f”'\“ "f”"”r'”‘w 3 ',"f‘y","_‘ ' 1 to the local Y ' A, helping | Jury which tried him for the mur- H\"“ ““{“ .':M' ‘v“'j"‘-", :" o s e la e e O ioc Lo vk Taaprine o il (s neslslantal| Aas of ol Lane cuards having dis- | RnCatppronibilion 208 Into the field of factory education. || PEoDL R Brran i v | i » < L | 4 want, Repr Oliver, demo- The assoclation, although successful (' A : greed Richurd Reese Whittemore, e crat, of exserted, adding in.other fields of educationul work, | \ the “Candy Kid" of the underworl o that *we to win our fight | meo raned o oluae Lo faotory fore- | SAYS WOMEN ARE FOUND | touuy taced the prospect ot s arat | SOLAE Gonsidering Strengthen- v verv-cinc: ™ ! m'n‘ nm;. season {ull 1(|u m” m;u{ 1 WANT[N [N POLITIG lin Baltimore for killiug a peniten Representative Lowrey, democrat, | The class started last fall und has G S i : Y, NICalR = P tiary guard ) fissi { contended 1t the e g night after deliberating hoyral —— guing that Christlanity has advane Men In Audience Applnud Mrs. | In Baltimore State's Altorney Her- | Washington AR 251U =S ol 10 RDE Ik e aEe s inot S bert R, O'Conor sald he would ask olerate 1 His father Moscowitz as She Makes 0 immediate waiver of churges by (08 § e wehiols for akpnes 8 rights Swithisithe Admission, New York and Buffalo to permit | S10n of wet and dry sentiment in the il ad bt Whittemorolatzanioyal e e bill 10 give legislative he st as Christlanity de- | New York, April 28 (®P—Women |y aryland has an open and shut | S'™Meton 1o the reorganization of the | fo uman slavery then, it wonld | e men's intellectual inferfors in | wuge agaist him,” Mr, O'Conor I, |lreasurs’s enforcement ageicles has |de saloon now | the opinion of Mrs. Henry Mosco- Indications were that Mr, O'Cone Deeh added to t Ve list of SN | wits, chalrman of the democratic | u's request would be granted pending administration bills to 1 publicity o drastie She told a conterenco of 1,000 | 1L ibers of the ko ot The bill would raise the prohibi- women that they had been tried | in New York a month ago 'O Unit and the customs service to ind found wanting in politics. Her |ix i result of uimost accldental ob. |'N® Slatus of bureaus headed by assertion wa uded by “W L sevance of a night club they maude |(OMMissioners — appoir hy the men in the their headquarters, treasury seeretary, ) burcaus, “Women s of mind Whittemore admitted his feader- | W the coast guard, would be with peculiarly feminin sadd Mrs. | ship of the gang and participation (UPCrvision prohibition enfor Moscowitz, “but they are not thelin robberics of loot aggregating |MM: The nieasure also carries an intellectual equals of men. Their 10, They had devised he s imendment o place all except the intuitive sense is the biggest thing |a perfect crime system and had st | *ENest prohibition ofticlals under that they bring to politics. Com- themsolye yoil of u billion dols | service regulations, bined with the thinking qualitics of | jays, | Wet members of the house offercd men, this makes a splendid work-' New York releascd Whittemore |'111€ opposition fo the RRoposiIiund ing team, It would be better for 1o ty to be tricd on the e st -H-\(rl‘l* women to use the abilities they | charges of murdering {10 bt L “"."_"‘ “"‘ Sl have and not attcmpt to do whaut of an armored car in a || '\ making a ‘:v orcement mero they can not do.” holdup lnst October. Hig |\ Some of tho wets held, it v domnson & reccon A paptment House Fire L R SR IR e e s B n . o T when the jury reported, and so was : evening its graduates will be given Takes Lives of Four G AR Tmendiments HM\\H‘.HYL’ or by diplomas showing that they h | Chicago, April 28 (B —Tour ne-|more of 1 flmose epresentative La Guardia, progres- qualified themsclves to lay out Work | grocy logt their Nves and sevaril e iied they sy |SL0 Soclist, New York, 1o legalize and handle men in their own parti- | ¢)/olc 0 Injuredl n c | the bold daylight robhery amd that | =2 P°T ecat beer, were (hrown ont cular fields, which foliowed the discovery Whittemore earried aw a Wack \ i G ANt t 200 PIGAS URE Bobn WBLNE RO D i lehE atory biient b SIS i ol AT ISR s U S T eI ingn Bdward A. diractotiot Behe g eariy Bidd iy A ihivdo s ol | sicians testific bullt wannd wif " 20 LS Lan G noint e on sonnel at t Brit ; ] er was aimed at a econdition dis- | i child and a man were burned to | Whittemore's arm Vus between i tostin at i | G0l riSrause sl Sants death and two women were Killed | threo and 12 months ol 20 oy el his work and has won commienda- | CfHTR AN e e e G e senote hearing by I, O, Riard, tion upon his work 1 T i e L o Im{ifatriton o imit pub'ic schools. From that point he | 814 flames were shooting through | Lo M. Yarrington. failed 11 had continued after he took over | t to the Springfield college, |the root before discovercd, The Tentity Whittemon i T he G | Jwn then as “The Y. M. C. A.|occupants start mad rush for|nesers testified that Whitte T LR ining College,” from which in. the fire escap stuirways [in Philadelphia the before 1he Laatjon of the Phila Ron o Toatedin blsta when the alarm was given, shaoting, and in N k that a forconient machinery, Iollowing his graduation he was Ll a Guardia charged the drys with connected with the National Eauip HIGH SCHOOL NOTES After the jnry © itiacting in had faith when they re ment Co, for five yer nd later Plans are under way for the cl; rei- | jocted (his amen nt. "This bronght spent some time teaching mechani- | banguet, Miss Harvey | ich & « a retort from R entative Cram cal trades in the New Haven schools, jnounced toduy that because of the ! Later ement - was on, republican, Michigan, dry lead- During the World War was [large amonnt of money coming in | ports cheers from 500 | oy t he didn't care to he “loc. h the emergency fleet corporation | from class dues, there may be a|people in the court room and hall- |{nped® by yacont converts to prohibi- doing similar work and while with |reduction iy the admission to the [way greeted the announesmer lon or “those who are not cony the ordnance derartment was sta- |banquet this year zured the worst 1 conld it all.” and he contended fhat the tioned at Hog Island, the govern- | The cap and gown committee of | would be disngreement.” said Ay amendment would prevent enforee ment ship bullding yards at Phila- | which Henry T, Bray is chalrman | temore choerfully, “bocause T am as |ment officlals from ing such delphia. Later he went to Strat- ng on the new innova- | innocent of this crime as any mem- |outside income as dividonds from ine tord. He nt to the New Brit- school. 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