New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1926, Page 6

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1926. T = I James E. Ferguson, husband of |torney general and state treasurer. |therefore could make no statement Tho Tecopds shew: 1Qavi Y the governor, has been active in|The democratic nomination | TE TAR concerning him. w 1Nty slonay. Soviet Govt. Qut the fleld with daily speeches charg- |Texas is tantamount to eucuon | The Davis cup matches will bef 1917—Clear. For Peace Treaties ing Moody is suported by tbe klan | [nterest in recent rallies indicates | | concluded September 12, according land the “oil interests.” Mrs, Fer- |otmorrow's vote will be nearly as| [to the schedule, which would per- guson has made but one speech, |heavy as in July. ‘mn mm nnd the member of the but has issued frequent statements | _ | says he has in view, stressing the issues set forth by | Mexico Feels U. 5 \xhuc da)s in which to arrange Run-off From July Deadlock | Siiume s, recusea o secosmize | Is Weary of Jazz Pyle Arrangmg Match When| °°’,‘J\';t°‘i.x.d et Ein b o {the klan issue and attacked | Mexico City, Aug. 27 (P—"God be | he recently signed for a tour of fa Takes Place Tomorrow theh andling of highway financing, | praised; the Americans are weary or. She Begms Professional TOUr |america at a price saia to be s100- y | charging that in this, as in other |jazz."” 000, would reach New York Sep- affairs, the governor's husband has, | This exclamation is printed today | tember 27. Her first games will be Dalias, Tex., Aug. 27 (/) — The |in reality been the chief state ex- |by EI Universal Grafico in a head hiladelphia, Aug. 27 (M — A played in that city October 8 and second Texas primary campaign | ecutive since her election two fline in huge letters extending half | member of the American Davis cup |9 and her next stop will be in for the democratic gubernatorial |years ago, on a “vindication” plat- |way across a page of the paper. team, one of the big four in ten. | Philadelphia. Other matches ar- nomination closed today with Gov- form following the ousting of | The conclusion fur the head is| ' anlld v 1| tho, akking SN Fe ernor Miriam A. Ferugson and At- ~‘Farmer Jim" from the governor's drawn from a story printed under | Dis, Tilden, Richards, Johnston or played in most of the large cities. torney General Dan Moody using chair. Moody has also mentioned |it to the effect that many requests | Wiliams, will be the opponent cf | Ao e he Ku Klux Klan and “Ferguson- | Mrs. Ferugson's promise to with- |for Mexican orchestras are being re- | Suzanne Lenglen when she begins . e i respectively, as gwmm draw from the race it he led her |celved from various cities in the |her professional tour, according to P?-‘Ch?k’gy of One People {o keep their supporters in line for one vote in the July clection. |United States which desire Mexican | Charles C. Pyle, sports promoter. | Not Understood by Others the run-off balioting tomorrow. governor ignored this offer |music at concerts. Pyle made the announcement at| Paris, Aug. 21 P—How impos- They will face the barrier with when she permitted her name to e a banquet given in his honor here |sible it is for one nation to under- Moody's backers claiming the in- be certified for the second pri- SCREEN ACTRE SUES last night, ‘but refused to intimate |stand the psychology of another na- side track by virtue of his 120,000 | mary. Lon Angeles, Aug. 27. P—DMarion | which member of the American |tnon see gly is exemplified by an vote lead over the woman governor | Governor Ferguson has also in- | Nixon, screen actress, today filed |team would oppose the brilliant |incident related by the Petitparisien. in the five cornered July primary |dicated that should she be defeat- for divorce from her boxer |French girl when she begins her| The policeman on duty at the race. The attorney general, how- ed, she will continue in office until | i Joe Benjamin. She | invasion of Americ: {Arch of Triumph saw four women ever, lacked about 1,700 votes January, despite a proclamation | charges extreme cruelty and failure | “Her opponent will be one of the |and a man, evidently forelgners, ap- majority in the first primary neces- shortly after the July elzction call- | to provide. American team members,” Pyle de- |proach and lay a large bouquet of sitating the run off. ing a special session of the legis- _— clared. “I am not at liberty yet to |superb red flow Lynch Davidson, third ranking lature for September 13 and an-| Let Herald Classified Ads do vour state which one it will be, because |known soldier's tomb. On their & candidate, who secured more than ing s ould resign as soon | broadcasting. I do not wish to do anything to |parture, out of curiosity, the police- 100,000 of the 800,000 votes cast|as session a were concluded, jeopardize the chances of America |man examined the bouquet. On it last month, also based his cam- probably by November 1. She said in the international matches to be |was a card, written in French and noying—make your | September 15." | youth.” i ia ugly and ancoyig Asked whether William T. Tilden| The patrolman immediately re- of Philadelphia would be Mlle. ported the incldent to the district paign on “Fergusonism” and has she called the special session in ED RO GH sK‘N played here next month, T will an- |in German, saying: “To the Un-| supported Moody iIn the second the hope the legislators would nounce the name of the player |known Soldier from a German campaign. ate more than $80,000,000 of Moody has carried his slogan, as road bonds declared vold by : s Tol by st “down with Fergusonism,” to all |the supreme court. gkin soft, white, lovely, by parts of the state in an intensive | Two other contests are scheduled [ Lenglen's opponent, Py | speaking tour. He has made from |tomorrow, run offs being necessary | |to say. He said he had not dis-|removed from the tomb and thrown two to five addresses cach day.(to decide the nominations for at- | | cussed the matter with Tilden and [into a garbage can. | | SATURDAY 'AFTERNOON BETWEEN 4:30 AND 5 O'CLOCK SKY! ee WALTER P. CHRYSLER’S Human Messenger Plunge Head First From a Speeding Plane at the Top of a Complete Loop Will Plunge 400 Feet Before Cutting Parachute WatCh From a Dazzling Heighth the Messenger Will Hurtle 400 Feet Through Space Before Cutting the Parachute for the Loose To Check the Death Defying Fall. See This 4 ‘G' l‘ Breath-Taking Spectacle Saturday Afternoon At 1riin Stanley Quarter Manor RED” (north end park), recently developed by Louie Jones L WALTER P. CHRYSLER'S MESSENGER WILL HAVE A MESSA GE FOR YOU ABOUT THE GREATEST “FOUR” OF MOTOR AGE CHRYSLER 50" CHRYSLER “50” CHRYSLER “50” COUPE COACH SEDAN $750 $780 $830 f. 0. b. Detroit f. 0. b. Detroit f. 0. b. 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The action of the Soviet govern- In the 54 years of observation|ment followed the receipt from Lat- Philadelphia, Aug. 27 P—What |since the weather bureau was estab- | Yi> a8nd Esthonla of declarations of will the weather conditions be the [lished In 1872, rain has fallen on 17 | (0" neweriary foetuniy S nmente night Gene Tunney tries to take the |days on this date. Most of the rain-{aid of preliminary commissions, world’s heavywelight title from Jack |fall, however, was recorded during|Which they originally demanded but Dempsey? hours other than those during which | to which the Soviet government ob- The weatherman admitted that he |the big fight and the preliminaries | jected. could not give such a long distance |will be held. Foreign officials here assert that forecast, 50 he delved into his record | The average temperature for Sep-|the action of Latvia and Esthonia ooks and found that Jupiter Plu- {tember 23 is 69 degrees. 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