New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1926, Page 12

19 I AR PRY DRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSL..Y ) WHITTEM[]RE TAKEN | CLEMENCEAU'S GRANDSON BACK TONEW YORK Next Move Against Noted Bandit Not Decided | 5 Him to Remain in the United States attle, Wash, April 26 (P Saved trom deportation to France by | funds raised hurricdly last night by Y., April 29 (P nds here, Georges Ferd Richard R Wlhittemore, robt ineau, grandso Georges neeau, war-time premier o 1 le today Or | prance, will start back to Seatt N Yavkdive tody of ofticers. | ¢oin "Bpokane today, enroute to ti strict Atterney Moors e00: | e vr sed] 1o state wh Gatinean entered the United State from Mexico two y ARO on a tw { week pert He while driv taken in Wi fttem. was g ‘ to Nev feported ) teleg m was received by Immig b tion Commnissio T S retary Davis g quest that he be fllet « for 29 hours the that it would be im- | | cnoval of Whitter ' [ would pay h ) the station w el e iaed nd ARk A | bound train at It is under- stood Clemenceau has disow: T WHITTENORE MAY BE Sulltvan of Agaist guard hig return trip Lere > the ctropolis, Assistant District Attorney Kane of New York city 0 was a mewber of the party Proscention At Onee If He : el T e Extradited To Maryland Reese Whittemore, who is on his way Por. Minler: Buffulo io custody of di- ctiy 1 Mrs, Margaret Whitte- | New York, April 29 (P —A quicl or Slfa atita pabbor trial for robbery awaits Ric 1 Gr i Central s 1 e Whittemore here, if Governor rly today. They were soon lost in ith declines to permit extraditior crowds, of e confessed robber and alleged murderer to altimore This state ('hild Steals to Purchase t Al ('ookies for Her Chum £ a jury temore alo for v Kehoolmates to 6teil yyrqer of two guards in th SEARDIOLT 618 DOOKSLbOOK in armored car. r-o vl living on Clark Itimore applicd for Whittemc rect is u police eurveillance |, e time of his admitted, th i hie poiice & ago, when enti t providing cookivs n escaped pri from ther i eral girls, Yes ¢ tatally ing terday, she took 36 and spent some | 1N state of it to help appe her friends’ |, thorities must decide whethe aste for goo hiding $3 under a| gaytimore has a strong enough c concrete step in the rear of et (o qgeure a conviction, home. Officer Clarenee Kumm, who it e s ARt e s was assigned to the case after the g get him back,” Mr. Pecora con- I's mother complained to Ser- g tinued, in discussing the possibility geant MeAvay, exacted & promise | oo Whittemore being freed by a jury that she would steal no more. lin Maryland | PAKIRS ARE JAILED = i Men Who Took Subseriptions for A report that \rs. had returned to New York cora that he knew nothing of Magazines Are Found Guilty. | presence and he had no appointm ieh, Conn., April 29 (®~ to see her, She was freed of an Reilly and Patrlck Mur. indictment for robbery in co tion with the arrest of her hus! and eight other men, oth of New York ecity, who had been ea ssing in town for a supposed publication and taking AT T subseriptions, today were each sent AUTOS IN COLLISION or 30 days on 0 county tomobiles oper 1 by Al of @ complaint charging the ob- ker of 365 Church st faining of money under false pre- Clawde J. Leroux of 174 Arch strect tenses collided at the corner of Washing In addition they were fined $10 fon and West Main streets at 3:3 nd costs on nine counts. Residents yosterday afternoon. Leroux o subscribed for the publication driving west on West Main s 1 Vained that the men did ond Zucker was making a left tur ir word. Both men en. from Washington Inte West Main red pleas of guilty to the charge, it t. The right running board v ey hadthe assing here for “ripped from Teroux's yme time t was claimed thpt ‘ucker's ear was slightiy d %56 in : Sl et ",L.,-,:,‘r;l‘l SAFETY PRIZES AWARDED ‘ Washington, April 20 (P—F = AR winners of the of safify YOUNG'S HOTEL SOLD ronze {rophy arded ay 121y to mines and quar & regic- Noted Boston House to Give Way [°ring the smallest loss of tinie for More Modern Bullding from proportion to b o 16 “ot luring the y 81 yoars a Dos- announced today by the com department Secretary Hoover, In congratn v s to the winners, visual ized t efits, both producers mers o ore and the vide effort to prevent ac ROAD BUILDERS AS 00D AS OTHERS SAVED FROM DEPORTATION ‘]\'ll'lul\ Subscribe Funds to Allow TRIED FOR ROBBERY Is Noi rade today by Acting Dis- ¢ Pecora following ¢l trying Whi alle Whittemore from lo brought word from Mr, Pe. 1d 15 \JEWS CLAIMS GENTILES EXCLUDE |Christian Rebellion Fear: 1, | Their Work Said to Be Just| cho:din: )tf» l":-onfilneer(n ARREST f fl”‘flws i " | as Efficient Hebrews Raising $5,000- PAST”RA[ LETTER E— 3 ‘ & o e | 000 Fund for Jewish Col- N \ thon Iivtigalons made v he | Joge, Mexican Bishop Held for Attack- Burean of Public Roads indicate that . Sk the average highway contractor docs s R ] B not operate above fifty per cent ef Ing Religious Ban ciency, omas H. MacDonal New York, April 26 (P —Americar — of the bureau, declured today iles fear that Jews will pre . 3 » Mixico ( I 9 h—Spoch t the highway bullders are no less ¢ ute in their leading universi. | Me¥ico City, April 29 P—Special efficient than tors on rai and are practicing an exclu- |4spatches received from Pachuea road work und r construction slon policy to prevent this, in the [report that Bishop Manriquez Zarats oparatio opinion of prominent Jews cam-[of Hucjutla has been arrested by One hundred ANt efficlonoy, | PAIBNNE for §5,000,000 for a order of the district attorney of Goding (o v, Machinnals kot ege il vady r construc. |Pachuca City in connection with a p on work of this charac. - vastoral letter opposing the religious ter, detailed observations indicatin Harvard, as one of the uni © Mexicun con utio: forl Glahiy s ) ninety per C 8 nan; has come a flat de- tehes say it is believed () ot ticable perform. (Pl of the s alveady, Henry will be released in bail nnypacker said no religious nor What amounts to virtually a sta i he maxi- [S001al quotas wero assigned, Dr. lof siege Las been estublished n mum o ey and the [Nicholas Murray But) president | Zitacuaro @ outgrowth of 1) it results largely | ©f Columbin university here declined ing en townspeople rom r rous small time losses, [ C ent ntil he had scen military over religious situ- e importance of which Is not suf- ome evidence Princeton and wion Tuesday, during which Cs iin ently appreciated by the foremen DATMOULH were two others named [Ruiz of the army and one civilian perintendents who direct the |*PeCifically were killed and several eivilian pRaalidl 3 The charges were made yesterday |w ed is reported that o lar TR s % by Adolph Lewisohn, banker, and |group of Fanatica Indians on neis L Gustavus A, Rogers, lawyer, at o woring ranches intend to ck th DY sopeweloh SOMlsy OF ODSWBe | aiiath ot the Henkens' elub i town and troops are belng prepar- tions on actual highway projects the | 110001008 Rorin R GeRd i s bt g opaare el e niren i seeking to bring thars |(uRd_required for the Yeshiva of |torncy has ordered the arrest of sw' the swish college, eral pssons alleged o lave he L tgg tention oficontraciom ik xelusion Charges PRI G Rt lly. In this way it hopes to Lewisohn, said his own grand- | Troops are patrolling the strects b a higher average lovel of Tl P o s Gl e LG eney in the conduct of the coun- & biggest universities, an of explanation of the disor- Lals lon Bovlerypropreochiont |80 vila el ¥ uiter o lanuolute Hane o ot o G1 BT constriction and maintenance exeluslon 8o much as restriction and [gons, @ majority of thent women In spite joftho low average level \djscrimination,” Mr. Rogers explaii-|vaded. (o mre Tl of eficiency, Mr. McDonald added, |1 i listeton MIUTH Sl FIVER e eadiee i e Ho lghvay contracting has long buen aitien are not opnosed, exactly, t0 | municinel muiho. R laoked upon by contractor as an un- |having Jews in thelr sty iz 5naMnN el By b e certain business, and this beliaf has but they want only 11 A B SR S e been reflected in the rising rates up to thelr soclal st Thev | cunfaint Ryl whils trelng (ot s harged by bonding corapanics. One do not want the pious Jew, G e i bl wason Is found in the irresponsible | * scliools fear & Christlan (ang illed, ' Thereunon. the. {rouns 1ding of .contractors who have rchellion by students who do nof inted! to) recalabllghlorder & A either the plant, equipment nor care to assoclate With Jews, and [casn pecurnad. . ahich ronry | neial ability to carry on the they fear a predominance of Jews | geveral Ao 1 ilea s o vork, who, in order to get tHe in their student hodics. AT b e e contract, underbid the really respon- | “1 K10w of one enstern university which has nts bidders, 2.400 applie o bureau's studies have been 4uota of £50 for greater International Educators with the ntion of showing and it could fill this quota en Gathering at Boston Boston, April 20 (P—F 1 all sections of the Mr ally Jews, Ro t very few got rs believes that hiolics and Protestar into it.” event the responsible du contractors how ed, and of assist- way to meet the 0818 may be in th country to- SRRl Hoio Avoinothe il ir own universities, rowith teachers from severul o SRR | “Yeshiva, however, will have no |(oday for the opening of the annunl bars,” he said, “The Catholle, for confercnce of the Progressive Edu- course in Jewish literature will he |8 fo consider the general sub _— wolcomn." of “creative oppor for 1he Valet to Emperor Francis Joseph .V“,‘fh‘:;;‘;‘fix;:fl nf in ,_;:,\,:“m anld w»"\ ];‘Vt“‘“lu,‘\lp\v::" w““‘;:vh‘\]“\‘\' r‘]‘w Said to Have Often Acted for the | Tows would e that they eonld keep | president emeritus of Harvard and ir own Sabhath and holid lonorary president of the associa- Rul Excavation for the buildings has |tion will ie read at the first mee at Amsterdam avenue and ing fonight. association is an 9 P —Numerous qyqiy gt gency for the exch of infor i in Vienna ere 0 mation hetween parents and educ years AEO 11OV READ HERALD CTASSIFIED ADS d pledges FOR YOUR WANTS or Francis Jo- tors for the practice, improvement of schoo < and mormu of loyaity to Empe ph during pr audiences or | paid honors to his body servant, | ene Kettorl, who resembled the peror-king strikingly o story of fhe valet who im | ted t ina suit t | 1 other pe attendants upon | IPrancis Joseph wgainst his heirs for | lized pensions, The sult has | od a sensat | mona ol ought hy Ketterl zed, is royal m. 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