New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1926, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1926. POLITICAL POT 15 'MISSING RADIO OPERATOR SEEMS FLKS" MEMORIAL SIMMERING AGAIN {Los Angeles Paper Claims Fall Campaign and 1928 Drivei 1 “Missing” Evangelist | Long Before She “Es- caped” Alleged Kidnap- pers. Plans Lining Up leago, July 14 (P—With the| presidential election still two years| away expressions by political leadsrs| on the coming battle and on this| fall's senatorial and congressional fights already are begiuning to be heard. | Senator Albert B. Commins of| Cal., July 14 (& Towa has voiced a prediction that|Officers investigating the abductior Prestdent Coolidge will not be a can- MePl lidate for reel evangelist Los Angeles, = story of Aimee Semple <0 lection; Slemp belfeves that Longworth has a pl "‘N“'-"‘ ited om the attempt t ture of the next presidential cam-jcate Kenneth G. Ormiston, former paign if Coolidge is not a candidate; |temple radio operator who disa and Franklin D, Roosevelt sees the Peared a few days after Mrs. M and possibly the houee|Pherson was reported drowned at |Qeean park May 18 The moti® for the extensior he gearch was believed to have gelus templn to mmins, who was de n!-i d in the recent republican primary|t by Colonel Smith W. Brookhart, also b d in the expressed an opinion on his arrival{the Los Angeles Times today At Des Moines from Washington that|r#port that Ormiston had been par- the present ‘“nominal” republican|tially identified as the man who = majority in the upper house might(a télegram to Mre. Minnie Kenn. disappear with the November elec-(the evangelist's mother, on May 21 tion. lsaying the evangelist was safe The veteran lowa who| Investizators believe that plans to return to Moines[ton has left the state, Officlals home after his next|cilned to state whether Mrs. Ken- March 3 to write a history of his|nedy was questioned by tha eounty 28 years in public service, sald he|Rrand jury yesterday concerning the thought “Mr, Coolidge has been a[telegram. The grand jury recesse very successful president in all but|after yesterday's eession to one thing and that i his policy to-[vene tomorrow. ward agriculture, fimes says the telegram e Mr. Slemp, former secretary nedy read President Coolidge, discussed gome|"“Angeius Temple, Fiden possible republican candidates dur-|Angeles ng a visit to Cincinnati, the home|"“Mother McPherson: ity of Mr. Longworth, speaker of| ‘“Daughter O. K. period the house of representatives. Tn tha worry perfod commu ation event that the president does peried am signing for J. H A mp eaw Long-|1 belleve 1etails by mail Lowden Hoover and “Dr. Murte Watgon loom as presidenttal tim Handwriting the telegrapt ther: to i writt of a senator, his Des retirement recon- to| Mrs, Park, 1 not Fun again 0. K worth, Daw r. on of course, well known that il be a demand that Presi- pt another te if the president ines tor is raid hy experts he id lent Coolidge acc rm | with that a letter respond to this demand AT n to others oosevelt, democ on t of tho'n photographs of €aid p h Ormiston resiits of i) ongress, hey at the hem, omal situatic elaborate nown in He said siates we a statement in New he survey, condu senators will ~d next fall, showed that ¢ cratie candidates clection and that he democ make sufficient inroads among the | ining 25 to give them control cnate. The states were not|mil r eald that by the writer demo- sed model in of an its wonld | by telegram w were radio operator. man believed to be linas, sco, and Or- 100 left ap- from San Fi The next y Ormiston e peared In Los Angales, commun Typhoon Snuffs Qut Lives |2 with Mrs Kennedy and depied i Of Seven in Philippines toiowing, eared at Man July 14 (#) — S from the tives w killed by a » he had left it, to re- which has swept over the hours later with a Romblon, 75 Manila. An offi toddy said sansed heavy dam A family of wned when washed out to typhoon. Another victim was 1 a lafldslide and another Kkilled by falling trey ixty houses destroyed. Sallnas a garage turn t ven na- typhoon island of ast of received ¢ storm als re southe wom t San Luis Obispo, W port er tered as Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gibson, ind, Ore. Clerks at the hotel d photographs of Ormiston man who registered as Gib- five was |of Por s |identif he |as the cd [son. T M nnedy appeared before the and testified g ransom letters in 1 kidnappers demanded 1 B s to recel alleg TS PROTE whiel Sovl 4 lerstood to have denfed reached her fore were held for her u t the letter Send Strongly Worded Note to the o Al servic Bulgarian Government. Moscow, July 14 (®) — George Tchitche e soviet foreign min- y Al the 50 oreign min- |y 'voe aid yesterday he hoped to ister, has sent a worded | .o iete taking of testimony before note of protest to Bulgarian | . “orind jury tomorrow, he de- svernment leged the inquiry will not by the f the repatrla- he he Ru ugees the erime have not en vised by | are 1 authorit 3 memor Although District Attorney Asa ol n ed has Mrs, committed of who! of was all he can lation according to the L A ol from Douglal officials before ppeared in nd told a 1 imprisonment n border. Monica be introduce n a FOR RESULTS ETHEL: PLEASINGLY Plump ~Tik TS WL P IRHED WHRN 1T PECOMES “THE MODE" TO Pk FAT ~— | * HERE'SD NOTHING- HERPER FORP GLENDER FIGIRES” N THIRWG TR WRNTED NP e o N CANT BVEN GET A SOR/” l LINKED UP IN McPHERSON CASE Proof of Message From‘ publication by | rmis- ons to |t e make as that owned | g » woman with him regis- | to produce Mrs. McPherson. ! ose ! tional testimony | “mystery witness” attorn which the d | trict promised to p so went before the arlier he conferred with District Attorney Joe Ryar |quoted as saying he had evide |the kidnapping case which wonld | “dynamite the story out the water.” ‘ Petersen was reported tified he was positive he had s a woman in a green answering M scription on t | Park the day peare He said h an near a picr five blocks spot wher e list was forcéd into an aut SLEUTHS SHOT BY * NEW YORK THUGS. rodugc < Tribute fo Soldier Dead at| Deputy { | | Chicago Is Unique al nd jur olent and Protecti s gathered today to the frate erected angelist eaw the from t the ev nory of its part {n the <18 Tener anid preside former vania mmission created a 421, to butld the stone, and Judg Atwell of mori es in nd ex rotirir speak- (Toio Detectives and Two Prison- 2 - ers Wounded by Guomen o building is notabl g a de-| traditional form | Edgerton | the 'f memorial Swartout as a per-| whose entral part of the memorial exact memorial hall cyvlinde tly round fees in r for to Harier Yo streteh low wings men the business offices ctives ar the prisoners trical 1 at th simplicity of the ated an un- of pil prisoners accent by 1 had merel broke o \ves g ratlEn Sbling ot E urred at Fonrth avenue, who 1bo mns, scribe from the order's constitu 3} with a is officers could BLECTION PURIFICATION Governor Pinchot of Ponn. 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