New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1926, Page 8

SAYS ‘DRY’ CHIEF TOOK BEST BOOZE Col. Green's Parties With Fe- males Go Into Records San Francisco, De trial of Col. Ned M. War figure and former edministrator for this charges of embezzling liquor, has developed that the ernment had an “under cover” on the colonel's staff 9 (D World prohibition area, Green, The under cover lin, took the , but progre toward indicating t would be one of ernment 1 timony fro s prom Anlin. wor( pictur government official who sort the best cants for his o witness related that on one hé made up a bundle of tles which the deposed admir the prohibition der cabs. Ahlin also s structed. him and of pic out the good liq and put it on the vault, dding that he wo for it later.” ded on t amuel T imn: in t of two din- Ahlin was pre stand by Colonel who f rly was subordinate to Green Yrancisco office. Details ners given by his superior, at which which liquor was served, and of an admonition to his chief that it was P'risky” to remove intoxicants from the enforcement office were by the witness Asked to disclose the names of the women who attended the dinners, Johnson pleaded to the court that B ladies to which counsel retorted that he needed not wor: because “before this trial is over, we are going to have both of the women on the wit- ness stand.” Johnson then gave the names of the women. The disposal of the empty bottles pfter one of the dinners also W described by Johnson. He said that the bottles were placed in 1o mobile, carried to the Mariana, the yacht harbor, and thrown into the water. into an defense “GHOST” IS ARRESTED Police Make Raid on Spiritualists’ Meeting. Cleveland, Dec. 9 (P — A goa- ment painted with phosphorus, a trumpet described as Gabriel's horn, and a St. Patrick’s hat were selzed by police raiding an alleged spiritualist meeting here last nigl [Thirty persons were arrested in the raid which followed an invest tlon by detectives who posed ponverts. The investigators they talked with spirits represent- iIng “dead relatives” who never ex- Cleveland | worla UNDERWORLD JOINS TO UPLIFT CRIMINALS| New York's Two Extremes Unite for the Marshall Stillman Mov nt. v York, Dec. has joined hands with the to further the Marshall tillman movement, which has s aim the rehabilitation of crimin- als and reduction of crime. mes reached last night upper ten” The two ext their pact by g aliroom of th “underworld” 1 Lewis, Billy Lustig, was rrp\-uw‘mr John- for- ' but at les dress clothes. f the up- benefit for the as placed club of the chmakin (20 on nd they all would not ir activ It to make 1 t em more not to he taken d arrest, Eisemann WHITE HOUSE Has BREAKFAST Coolidge Another Farly Morn- ing Conf With Congressmen. Washin eo. 9 (P . series of o President memti nces 4 with ess was continued the White the house, commit- House, 11 all chairm Chairmen re, Madden of Jeedy of r. Porter of foreign affairs, Leavitt of Indian affairs, of insular af- fairs, of public buildin nson of vete v ree, tler of na ott of public lands yyal 12 BUILDINGS RAZED Fire Rages Through Center of Dorger, Texas Oil Boom Town Dorger, Tex., Dec. 9 (P—Twelve business houses constructed during the recent oil development here, were destro y a fire which tarted in a theater shortly before and ear morning ed other parts of the town where a hospital and oil _storage tanks are located. The danm estimated at more than $10 Wer jured in an attempt to curb flames by dyna- | 9 (P—The under- | in the | Commodore | now would | LESS BUSINESS IN 71, ABSON SK1S {Lower Stocks Predicted With, Lower Commodity Prices Boston, Dec. 9 (F—The sanest ay to prepare for 1927 is to get out | | ot debt, Roger Babson, the statisti cian, told the Boston Chamber of Commerce today. Discussing the | coming most ecor ed it would be a quicter one than 1956, pith dis- e o e prices, lower commodity prices off of business. however, would have a better year than the present in which readjustment in the shoe industry, the low price of cotton and certain other factors would play a part. “The nation toda in a different position than cv Mr. Bab- son asserted. “During previous per- iods s institutions and peen overextended s have been fairly rom debt. This was due to the fact that before the days of prohibi- and instalment buying the in- vidual did not owe much money “At the time of the last great panic 10 per cent of ihe people were in debt, while only a ction of one per cent had en away from them institutions and corporations surplus of funds but e in debt. Probably cnt owe money today.” ng up his conclusions he | outlook hson less than day “The best way to pre is to keep doing busines: keep all employed bu debt. Whether you are a bull or a bear in 1 reduce your indebtedness and those who owe you to reduce theirs No one thing would do New England so much good to as an anti-debt campaigr are for 1927 push sales, keep out of DRIVER 1S BLAMED IN FATALITY; GETS YEAR Bridgeport Youth Accorded Severe Penalty on Manslaughter Contlction. port, Dec. 9§ of 103 Rocton pleading guilty hter, was for one year by Baldwin in the ecriminal superior court y afternoon. In p: ing sentence Judge Baldwin declared that “It is characteristic of the younger drivcia of the to lose regard for the rights of safety of other Lush (P —Walter avenue, this to a charge of enced to jail Judge was the operator of a car | on the night of October on Main street, struck Wil ster, 3d, of ain street. 7 was shortly after he alighted trolley. The car operated hy for the | declared | Alfred €. present day | struck | from a| fety here today after being forced were ship little other than their clothes, the crew took to the boats and were rescued in the ecarly fore- noon of Tuesday by the Radnor, As the Radnor was headed for Rio De iro, the British steamer Kam adioed and agreed to W to this port where signed to quarters im- 1 landing was This was contradicted by several | neighborhood of the accident. The | (ORGANIZED [AB[]R i Alter Harrowmg Expenence ! the eight men of the crew, are in !1oad shifted in the open sea and | New York, Dec. 9 (P—Organtzed | oy ngnip Kambole, which brought regard as exemplified in the lcader-|gpin Radnor, which effected the | A lockout by the American Cloak | of the McKnight, with the elements volved, and a committee of trade eir experience that they were the strike leaders involved. beds in a local hotel. A seaman, formed yesterday and invitations foundering of the ship. trom Tuesday eveni Dec. 21, “to of lumber, sprang a leak early abor movement.” h and the ship was pounded o' Garment Workers' union to Eoinsskyatiiykoatd strike, the committee eays in its con- from sinking, it i depression, the communists were lar that they have taken over are w them into lon: and bloody e il o) ¢ making settlements that con- BERGDOLL NEAR STUTTGART the use of their press they draft evader, has arrived at this tempting to stifle the opposition of tion ‘of faking up permanent resi- everywhere have now had their methods bus obscured his vision of Fostor! " until it was too late to avoid strik- | 4 ing him. Vi disinterested witnesses who stated that there were no busses iIn the | |coroner returned a finding in which | {he held Lush criminally re responsible. | Tefl Landed flt Newp(m News ‘r.rm Alvin Loesche of the schooner dna McKnight, Mrs. Loesche, and Criticizes Leadel slup of Garment | . y S ke to desert their ship when her deck \ ) Workers’ Strike , she began leaking badly. They were landed here last night by the labor has declared war against com- | e8P B0 e unfor- munism in labor unions, Which they | ittt B0 B e e Tiritish steam- ship of a garment workers' strike jociyo here. Details of the battle of' the crew nd Suit manufacturers is in effect | were mez aptain and first !against 16,000 of 35,000 workers in- | mate of the craft were so exhausted unions has been formed which will | unable to discuss it and on arrival direct @ fight “to a finish” against|in port immediately took to their More than 30 labor organizations however, not so badly handled hy are represented on the committee | the seas, gave a brief account of the ave been extended to all groups. A Ile declared that the vessel, bound general conference has been called from Gulfport to Boston with a ¢ transfer plans for the complete morning when the deck climination of communists from the shifled. Her decks were soon Hatasring to thia AEht o dntorna- seas. Port and starboard tional officials of the I ational vere carried away and d communists who y"""l‘“"" '”H "‘"‘f ing the Cloakmakers’ luhergload Ayl Dis ference call “Taking advantage of industr successful in gaining control in somo organizations. Two in particu- the Furriers’ and Cloakmalk ¢ York city. They immediately strikes, starving the workers of those stries, ruining the industries and betrayed the membership o Weinsberg, Wurttemberg, Dec. fons. (P)—Grover Bergdoll, the American glorificd their failures. By the use’ Swabian village, 25 miles north of of terrorist methods they are atl- Stuttgart, with the apparent inten the enraged members. Workers dence. Bergdoll declared he had no ample intention of returning to the United opportunity to study and ability. The time has come 11 ROBBERS MUST DIE Moscow, Dec. 9 () — Fourteen criminals have been sentenced to death after having been guilty of committing 57 robberies in Moscow. Sentences were imposed by the state political administration and the men will be shot immediately. A large group of gangsters has been vhen the preservation of the trade unions demands the expulsion of | these cloments from offices and con- trol. 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