New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1926, Page 10

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ILLINOIS “SLUSH” FIGURES MOUNT _ Revelations in senate probe of Tllinois was spent by candidates, and figure is /8how probe in session, with § 0. P. primary indicate more than $1,000,000 i ed in each day’s testimony. Photos iding. Important witnesses w Russell, McKinley manager; State’s Attorney Crowe of Chicago; Henry 1. Green, McKinley _ Utah’s Birthday celebrating the T9th anniversary of the day when Brigham Young halted a winding train of prairie schoopers, said “This is the and founded a new state. Sidney. Davy, grand- son of the Mormon pioneer, represents his ancestor in this pose. Bequ late “asbe tress. She wed Jay Gou together, * k aine Manville richest ac- Id, actor, while they were playing How to Keep Cool GREEN AND SUCCESSOR FRIENDS, . Green (left), suspended San Francisco dry direc- t nd Sam I. Johnson (right), his succ or, are friends and don't care who knows it. Johnson formerly was as- sistant to Green, who admits serving seized liquors at parties _Barbara Lloyd, B orus girl, believes she has covered easiest way to epicool} X ¢ "HERALD CAMERA-MEN “Queen of Sheba” Edsel Ford at — e Ford airplanes will soon be on mass production, speck- ing sky like their autos now dot highw Edsel Ford, on of motor king, told Pres- lent Coolidge at White Pines ‘amp. “In all our plans for development of commercial aviation we have defense of country in view,” he said. . Photos show the two, with Ford on top, N PEACE COMMEMORATED _ B during National Indian Congress, commemorates battle of Spo- kane Pla ht Sept. last great engagement between whi d Red-1 >acific Northwest, De- scendents of the warriors are seen at unveiling. fo FAMILY UNITES STAGE, PULPIT Stage and | “ow York. Mar nd Sinner,” on | er brother, Wi - hem, Pa. Coolidge Camp Going Home Dean of Washington dip- lomatic corps, Juan de Riano (above), 1s going home. Al- exander Padilla, Spain's minister to Portugal, will Bucceed hima & Revelations that will lead to expected, with James C. Voelker, alleged bootleg king o Buffalo, under arrest, following 39 deaths from wood alco hol poisoning. Voelker (right) is seen with his counse] Frank E. Freedman, in Buffalo jail. BLOODSHED FEARED IN MEXICAN CHURCH WAR Y [\ Serious disturbances are hourly expected in Mexico, I\E;Ilm”.m C: fusing to officiate at services until gove Y nds its new re - Jose Maria Moray Del Rio, archbishop of Mexico (insert), and 's national cathe- dral, in the capital, are shown, . Very Boring RIVER CAVE-INS@?ERIL MEMPHIS 7 1 o 5 William A. Boring, direc tor of school of architecturs Columbia University, aftes Continued cave-ins along bluffs of Mi fletldmg that American wom phis, Tenn., are causing the city worry g g Cnare‘as he:‘mrti!;x‘xl :SAHeIe! ] garage and colliery that were dropped 50 feet by actiny ©f Troy,” adde JReTc T of water. can men are as .godhke al the Apoxymenus in the Vatj can.” ; - Q + Soldiers of the Revolution took Phil~"~Inhia again the other day. United States ma. g

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