New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1926, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press T‘I" W ‘1‘0(1 APV BIYY NS proJuIeH JELETTETTL " BRITAIN HERA e Daily Week E ndln" June 5tl Civeulation For 13,275 ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, JUNE 1926. — PRICE TWO MEN INJURED, ONE DYING LATER, | INGAY EXP[[]SI[]N‘ Back-hreo Ammoma Fumes From Purifying Tank at New Haven Gas Light Co. OTHER VICTIM IS NOT |Miss Mott Wins Honors ,rddualu)n \t Rutgers fiss Emily S. ar st ‘!A)Hr‘”\,“’\‘«g"w - ated from the New Jer for Women of ¥ university Saturday, receiving the of bachelor of arts She was graduated with honors and received special hono mathematics. Miss Mott was also awarded the Hannah Hoy n 'fn\’flvru The s numbere ey Col- tgers degree ~INLABOR BISPUTE EXPFGTED TO RECOVER Comracmrs and Carpenters In- | Man's Skull is Fractured and Com-| panion is Horribly Burned—FEx- plosion Itself Was Minor One and Did But Little Damage—Peteock Accidentally Opened By Man Wielding shovel 7.—Two men gl to live, at the s Light o street | rom the top of | urs later 1 used to 0 th ank is sist Victory Is Theirs ROW OVER WAGE SCALE Employers Declare They Have \m Increased Pay to $9 Daily — No Men Missing From Work on Many |tor Cun Large Building Jobs. Union carpente reported this morning as usual rk s ob on ad replace yet m ms 12 propos e same object tion of the we the Tumes Struck Man sing a s which rele The ce and in under pressure workman < by 2 un 1l to the ground o osion was a B X 0 hos- contractors wer 1 from at the suggesti Toda for a strik ctors did not Many Men Found check-up to o larger jobs now in pr ayrolls for whict 1y was then set the agree, At Work ev 5 of car nion s nilders d up 1 e sent . men east are for |y located on the Below it d there Tt fell, 1 have m ras company fOr | re laborer 1n | tr three ars. BOARD CHIEFS F[]RM | NEW CITY COMMISSION Mayor W eld to Hold Round | Table D ons With Lieutenants t the men USE be A new city commission to be com- | oo poscd of the chairmen of all boards | wil Weld coordinate L move to mor the Gar work of city |pa | wage the |trouble his plan to iis objective erings similar to to be | The mayor has nts daily meet 1t be remedied yme other de- nce of a jong very position | to mako but he is hopeful of nization of this body | the co ho SEXCLUSIVE” CELLS <" in Bedford, N. Y., New Town Hall Will Have Jail With Special Cell | ¢ for Socially Prominent Prisoners. | Washington , June T (A — Al h will be r rved | of social plans of and jail cell whic use of for th prestige is incluc the $100,0 isone 1 in the hall tio! |Ju me not d this week by Mayor iment came claims that on all jobs mow in progress were | One of Boston's |expects to Since to aster buil ctors ous vote corded e first tor form nswer to the and the lders say t warra with t arby cities. ate Organizer Here H. FitzGe New 1 te organizer of the who has hand ewhere, arr d it is unde nittee will lay fore him and ask that he ntrol. Coincident with this an the srefore under th 1a off Saturday chedule, and was_expected. 100 COLD FOR SCHOOL Buildings Closed of Lack of Heat There. 7 (P —One Today Boston, of n's June grammar cause of the cold weather. prin of the John Marsk Dorchester distri nference of teacher ur of shivering in tl assrooms, and it smiss the pupils for the It was said to be the f the history of Boston s a suspension of classes used by cold weather in Ju BYRD DU June t Commander Richard 1 his polar exploration expedi- | aboard the steamer Chantier | reach New York about er an decided t d; rten- Byrd n ne 22. assume nounce- carpenters Grammar Schoo! Because Bos- schools was closed 1 [plar. ated time, ools was [l[[] GUARD FEARS Starvmg Natives in Slberla Eat INSURGENT []R[][JP\ Weaker Comrades; Husbands Kill ? Families to End Their Miseries Bering Sea Trader Brings Back Tale of Deaths From Hunger, of Cannibalism and Survival of Fittest | | | \Thus Towa Victory by Brookhart 5 Would Be Embarrassing l GOOLDGE SAYS NOTHING of ism Ira Ran} of buke For Administration—Cum- Anti-Farm Relay "ing cr g ses | ot | mins Victory Expression. Washingt |ington looked to Iowa today, f many in high plac tional capital. In the eye | republican .' rations tional p atorial cor nins and Brookha O1d Guard Worried, his comparativ te Brook thorn in BAD CHECK MAN MUM CHARLEY ROSS STORY ON POLICE EHARfitb 15 BRANDED AS FAKE Nulty l)er[incs to Explain Brother nfi,mu; Ago Kid- Court Is napped Boy Says Latest Bound Over Claim Is But Fraud ce was republiean tat a s aid campai by for its in and Backed By vine Insurgents, n o President Has Been Silent emy support of ¥ s publicly t CHARGES HUSBAND WITH TRYING TO MURDER HER NATH]NAL fianwflnN‘.M, *OF TENPLE OF HONR (Continued on - Pe 3) Avenue Woman Says He And Turned On Gas FIVE CHICAGO MOVIE HOUSES JOIN COMBINE £17.000,000 A\mmal \e.'nn i This City Next Wednesday th Investment Added comp grove empt W 1sband, her bedroom Famous Players-Lasky Corpor- : ation Merger of 500 of the Honor 1in New rnoon. Vega b Templar 2 will be Wednesday af held in meeting will be 9 Arch street, o'clock. Supper will 6:30 o'clock. Business whi and council sed over to the natio tion will come up fo this N John Sloan, Jr., preme recorder of and former Chief of P J. Rawlings is The pre 7 is Clark Potter, of Wick Mr. Potter will pres {ing here. Mr. Sloan has been a ficer of the organizatio ber of years and has " in local and sta . He is| a past chief templar Phoenix | |Temple of this ecity, which will be \ {host to the convention, and is editor | of the Temple of Honor, the national | organ, which is printed in this city. | The regular meeting of Phoenix | Temple will be held in the event connection with the conventi la class of five candidates will given the degree of fidelity. without arousing unde Miss I)-z;}li'cle;)l; to Be Bude ()t \lhmt \onh(‘lg Ralian corporation of Chicago = eprese of this city the or is su ganization William manag Tg is employed xmong its Chicag |Miss Regan Honored by (:mdudlmz ( lass d( H. Joseph C. Harrison strect, will be ar with the dedication e, class book honor an ho soon to t Super Barr: th; special cell were de- the suggestion of the commission. He said commission believed that b led upon to r from ghe million- | munity who with | ¢ state prison | | that | Bedford m the cor to 4 aire colony of would no others in the John J. Daly to Marry Council Bluffs, Ia., Girl | editoria Herald, Council in Sep- Daly | is dramatic hing- | wo Post, Wash Miss | Tinley is a ma‘!hw of ’lnm y col- Wi lege, Washington, D. C. care o'cl \ ormer Britain Tinley of ew At | galn |the open Five men were still. in and |masks are engaged in tendent. \EIGHTY MINERS OVERCOME BY GAS < IN OHIO MINE; ALL SAFELY RESCUED Ironton, Ohio, June 7 —Eigh n empliyed in the mine of th pha Portland Cement company re were overcome by gas shortly r they reported for work at 7 lock this morning 8:30 seventy men n taken out of the mine and d consciousness upon reaching air. had five the mine ix equipped with gas the rescue crew of TK. Among those still in the mine fs lllam Patterson, mine superin The fans are in operation or which award to a member of faculty, Miss Regan members of the f receive the honor Miss Norma Re is annua ond novie houses. Three l)l';)\\'x}e(l \\';en Auto Does Dive From Pier | Belleville, Ont., J (A—Two 18 year old gir year old | the honor by Miss Regan is a “nglish and was and officials report the gas laden air is clearing. The shatt is six | hundred feet deep and the men are | on the lower leve Officials are unable to the accumulation of g ne workings this ling the men began to 1 |sciousness. Those nearest the left the mine and reported the con- | dition, | The last of the eighty miners! overcome'by gas in the mine of the Alpha Portland Cement plant here this 1.orning were rescued alive |three Tours after they had entered "the mine, ceount On morn- a pier into driver of the self from the THE WEATHER drowned were Keith Bernice Ostrander, of South Bay | Geraldine Dulmage of London Point Roy Dulm cousin irowned girls, ing and r |took the approach to the gover pier for the road ain the dark and Jrain. Hartford, June ~7—Forecast Those for New Britain and vicinity: Unsettled and slightly war- er tonight; Tuesday general- Iy fair with slowly rising temperature was drf T | || i ‘ THREE CE} Breaks it MENPHIS YOUTH S WL PRISONER BY IV ll~ HARTFORD eV BURGLAR EF Thres Sets of Robhers Jiated Martial Ordered port of wli Commitied i Another Section U. 5. AMBASSADOR ASKED T0 WORK IN HIS BEHALF Firing Squa harges A City Sentenced to Death Before zainst glarics Reported Him Are Proved Trial at Rights in Remmmemlim Using State Officers SUB-COMMITTEE ~ REPORTS Judiclary Gets Damascus Arrested at Bank Senate Opinion Which, However, Does Not Delve Into Wisdom of Policy of Such Employment Trial to bhe Soon Not an “Order” BANDIT OUTER GUARD GOES ASLEEP 08 J05 Pals Depart; Watchman Finds Him With Gun in Hand Snoozing ed two ord st positior nd t et Making Despe Doty Sner Sailor, Adrift Four Days \nrl \|uht\ l\ Rewue(l P GLASS OF WATER, AN lNKWELL AND FISTS FLY lN FlGHT AT CAPITOL Army Mutiny Led 1b ten member over ¥ were tenced to re that two cor o sin Advices last night w were to b and Doty's cha within nees wer was Teves friends here water and F in his power to reach his fists, but wa The fight o became angered ov tion by Hogan to his I tion Representative iy interviewed in a h to the Chicage declaring he was ul” of adventures, as saylog: Missouri, spa essful Rank s unsu Rankin ¢ lsgrace 1 or | Tribune, 4 2 getting a “belly he was quoted a4 when (Continued on page 11) Rankin is acting ed with busines