New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1926, Page 11

5, i ’ ¥ " r . DEATH TOLL STILL UNCERTAIN IN QUAKE WHICH RAVAGES AZORE ISLES OIL MAGNATE AT 0DDS WITH HUGHES Dillers With Lawyer on How to Rid Industry One Report From Horta Says Eight Are Dead and 200 Injured—Other Dispatches Place Casual- ties Higher. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926. PART TIME SESSICNS AT ISMITH AND BROWN LEAD §. C. PRIMARY Run-off Required With the| e World Gonrt as the Issue | | Columbia, S. C., Sept. 1 (P—ENi- |western scction of the city |son D. Smith, who voted for the |of delays in the | world court proposal when it was |school buildings adopted by the enate and Bdgar A. ment announced t Delay in Construct Roosevelt School Upsets Plans For Following closely ment of a part-time n for annou three n and bec of chool depart- construction y th another Lisbon, Sept. 1 (M—Eight persons | Brown, who criticized his vote, will |school will be affected by delay, the were killed and 200 injured by yes-| Washington, Sept. 1 () exlne be in the run ifl ‘m'ln(m ]5 pte nilwr mith school "..g Kelsey street. terday's earthquake on the island of | Coolidge's oll board received today | L4 When the .o\\.u:V i demo- | Supt. . H. Holmes announced that Fayal in the Azores, the governor|a statement from Henry L. Dohorty, | Cris Will decide w i Tl the portion of the enrollment in thi of the Horta district reported in a|New York oil magnate, in which he | (6™ l"v"}:‘ L _“";'jf»‘;*“f»fi o '; © the |school that was to be transterred to message today. took sharp issuc with contentions of | v \.’ ars o ity 4 the Roosevolt achool at its comple- Four hundred houses were razed |Charles E. Hughes, now counsel for |- o O R o S ratic jtion will have to : 1 school dur- in the village of Flamengas by a|members of tho American Petroleum | PFIMATY in this state s equivalent to fing the early part of the fall session series of short shocks. | Institute, who held that the nation's | election. on the part-time plar Other messages from the Azores|oil industry will best be served by| Senator Smith led his two op- | The other three schools reiterate requests for aid. Slight|sclf regulation and avoidance of [ Ponents, former Senator N. B. Dial lwere the Elihu Burritt ence. Do- shocks continued to be felt in Fa- b ade public by cayal and the neighboring island of government inter | herty statement, 1 ar A .Brown, speaker of the ‘arolina hous: » Lincoln schooi 1in school esenta- South ¢ Pico. | Secretary Work, the board’s chair-|tives in the returus from the South reet school he The civil governor of Fayal ur-|man, was oifered in rebuttal to views | Caroilna primary yester: How- ' rollment of the foregoing schools gently asks that army tents be sent|of Mr. Hughes, given at a public|ever, he failed to obtain hected to for the people made homeless in the | meeting of the board in Ma; over both men which i Brincinal disaster. War ships are leaving to-| Counselling the board for nomination. day for Fayal with a company of |cither delay or * When returns were tabulated sappers and other aids. The des-|maturely issue a report carly today from 1,264 of the 1,383 i o patches confirm the first reports that | herty advocated a con precincts in the TG Al ey e the quake was the most violent|*“from two to twenty of the | stood Supt. Holmes ever experlenced in the archipelago. | petroleum technologists of the coun-| Brown 54,233, T 29,734 1| vo-construction of the Smith sehool ey {try in connection with govern- | gmith 61,185, 2 now complete aud will bo: ready Santiago, Chile, Sept. 1 (A — A |ment experts to fully discuss and| afr Brown in the pre-primary ro. \'\myv;l;l' o o s darits strong earthquake was felt at 12:45 jagree if possible upon the advan-|.anvass which all candidates mad saagla g Souoais p. m., yesterday in the town of Val- tages which will be gained and the{op tne state, told the voters X0 1o under enar, northern Chile. No casualties |savings which will be made bYfravored the world court provided the |jyee 9 John E were reported, the populace was|changes in our present methods.” |{niteq Sattes joined the league of | o greatly alarmed. He also 1 a round-table| povione e Vallenar :\a; H\n.(‘vn:r;r‘ of nnl‘ !vrn:gl‘)lzu : ‘l\h:‘f;‘:'m“{‘ ]":‘f:‘ Senator Smith decla that in John McDonough at 75 carthquake in in which several | d st what is true” ir o Al Tl Ui : e Hindrod persons were killed. oit of the committee of 11 of | v e, oy (1 WOTId cpurt e food | Recalls Old New Britain i the institute and in the Hughes| oo, BREEE ) O (0 ohtion fn |, FOrty-cight years on two People Living Outdoors statement. d New: York city the record of John McDonough of London, Sept. 1 (A—The popula-| “There is a great deal contained |~y """ i 4 the field of | #4 Church strect, who today tion of the Island of Fayal, in the|in Julge Hughes' brief in opposition| =0 Fo. v or. Ira | CPiVINg congratulations on his Azores islands, lying $00 miles off |or in denial of things which I have | gt 000 (B (0 * birthday an the coast of Portugal is living out-|never urged and which no one else|p =yt b Mr. MeDe d N door terror-stricken a ye has ever urged, so far as I know,”| " ¢y . s Britain for the past vears. He iay’s disastrous earthquake, w Mr. Doherty said. “I do mot know| ™ p; ;. g was born in Treland but came to this meager dispatches describe as whether Judge Hughes, in telling| o =05 © country at the of 14, settling worst in the history of the archi-|you that the federal government has| . . ri =00 00 fmin t TniN R He i pelago. Lofpowsritoloelslats roparding Ah8 n W n Rt en: o) amall) lsad | one of the “old settlers” who has Tn Horta, the chief city of Fayal, | production of oll, is speaking from f o -+ 5 FGUSE & SERS (E OV0T iz oion up with the town” and tells which was largely destroyed, most|his own study of the matter or is| aHes b SRCPPATS Of SEETRES 1071 L T o story of life on of the 8,000 citizens spent the night | simply adopting the views o Ao e Sheppard | Publin Hill in the early days of the in the public squar acks | lawyers, He brings up to new argu- Gl have not brought up. Hughes' conter n that have appeared In the the people were afraid {o returr 3 eir homes in the fear of renewed |the federal government cannot con- ocks. trol production within the statcs Casualties Not All Known is a very sweeping statement which It has been Impossible to learn |is not borne out by facts. . . .Is my exact number of casualtics, |unqualified belief that congress h oh are estimated at from 50 to|power under the constitutional pr Orithe s 25,000 popula- |visions to provide for the common to legislate regarding the tion. The Portuguese government, duction of oil without strength- to which the islands belong, is rush- ing a relief expedition to the Azorc "his includes warships with esup- nd engi sanitary corp: ers. X From advices thus far received b understanding of many important way of Lisbon ths island of Fayal|features and was unfair in his posi- [tion, Mr. Doherty said Mr. Hughes “did not invite or request me to con- fer with him op this matter” and ;uu' Hughes' statement was appar- ently nothing more than his own re- is declared to be “a mass of ruin especially the city of Horta This information was se by the mayor of Horta. He estimated the njured at 400 but made no mention of fatali Lic however, re- (arrangement of the matters handed sorts that ten persons are known to |him by the oil lawyers. The report have been killed in Ho the committee of 11, Mr. Do- Tidal Wave Sweeps Town rty termed ‘“hopelessly ir land pointed out that Mr. Hughes | frequently quoted it. turbance. The small villag | a tidal wa was felt swept by first shoc o'clock Tuesday morni followed by a series of other shocks, | some of them of a minor nature. | The message sent by the mayor of The West Virginla Police Officer Dives Into Water for Jug Wheeling, W. Va., Sept. 1 (P—An pt of Glen Mo stroy evidence by throwing a rta to the authorities in | *E'h;)fl the aspect of Ilayal island and lleged to contain moonshine th p vietims were | key in the Ohio river when of- the suffering of the terrible to witne was beyond dest Telegraphic communication with the islands was badly hampered by 11 disturbance and only meager in- formation was obtainable in Lisbon. where during the afternoon and evening the central telegraph offices were thronged with persons having relatives or friends in the archipel- Although the Azores which are Volcanic origin, frequently hee chaken by earthquakes, latest phenomenon is said to en the worst ever exptrlrvu“-v!_ i Greece alto was shaken by a B P l cirons earthquake vesterday, but it | ecomes Iopular 1s sajd the damage Was not great) You will be enthusiastic over a rnd that no casuaitias had beenire- [ cHen b G o rean for whit. B ening and beautifylng the skin. It |is so pure and different from other creams. 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