New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1926, Page 4

1 NEW BRITAIN DAIY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1926. FLECTRIC CHAIR TAKES THO LIVES Marderers Are Execnted at Sing Sing Prison Ossining, N. Y., Aug. 20 (P— David Demaio, 33, of New Rochelle, N. Y., convicted of murder in con- nection with the killing of two Mount Vernon trolley employes in a hold-up last vear, and William Hoyer, 25, New York city mnegro, who kiled his wife and eight-year- | old daughter, were electrocuted in | Sing Sing prison last night. While Hoyer went calmly, De- maio, who was denled a new trial yesterday morning, protested inno- cence to the last and pleaded to live for the sake of his wife and six chil- : !A dren. ) 3 4 GRAND RAPIDS, He had been convicted of plot- I IC”IOA” ting the robbery in which Inspector FURNTYU Rt CO. BEDROOM WEEK' FEATURED VALUES FOR THE LAST DAYS' —a Shoor Bros. value-giving achievement ! Jecob Schumacker and Motorman Raglan Nicoll were killed in Mount Vernon, July 20, 1925, a crime for which Frank Daly, of New York city went to the chair on June 24. John Marino, charged with complicity in the hold-up, is awaiting trial for murder in the third degree. Demalo, who was on the verge of collapse after being informed that he had been denied a new trial, was visited by his wife and some of his children earlier in the day. Hoyer had constantly refused to seek escape from the chalr by ap- pealing his sentence. CANNOT HOLD 00T ENGLISH MAGATINE 0. 8. Attorney Upholds Entry} |\ N | . of Paper With Liquor Ad. N ‘ — RO New York, Aug. 20 P —Action of customs authorities in holding up a shipment of the English magazine Key To London because of a liquor advertisement is held uhwarranted by Assistant U. S. Attorney Harlan. M. Harlan, in a letter addressed to Acting Solicitor Edward Barnes, at the custom House, advised him that Section 17 of the national pro- hibitior act, which prohibits the dis- tribution for liquors, wines and oth- er beverages banned from sale by that act, refers only to advertise- ments of liguor either to be manu- factured, placed on sale or kept for sale in this country. Mr. Harlan stated that in his opinion the advertisements of liquor not in this country fn the Key to —ordinarily a good Tiondon or other foreign magazines L cannot legally be held to constitute value at $325. an offense against federal prohibi- tion enactments. Upon receipt of the letter, Mr. Barnes issued Instructions to re- move all customs restrictions on the magazine and to release it on pay- ment of the regular duties. This —exactly as shown. simple procedure, he explalned, was possible because no formal seizure of the magazine had been made. 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