New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1927, Page 16

R O B R R 1 O O PP e : NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1927. \ spected was your former senator, | words. Many citizens, misled by the!| ample. Its constitution is so broad | happen? citizen retain his Independence, {t/fore the Automobile Merchants’ |in October, 1923, Frank Brandegee. The whole ques- | word ‘court,’ and earnestly dcslring,what it has the power to consider| “At once a cry would go up to the|is ten times more important that|assoclation here last night, “that| Bender, formerly a private in ! tion was referred back again to the |as all do, the elimination of any war|any subject, judicable or otherwise, |skies, a chorus of European powers, the United States should retain her|‘I'm very. proud of the contribution |18th infantry, said he was in a dc- people. The issues involved were |that can righteously be avoided,| suggested by the league. Suppo: ve (Massachusetts) made to the |tachment of men from Fort Slocum, augmented by those men and wom- independence.” w made the battleground of a long supported the idea of our entrance we should join. At this time there|en.who call themselves Americans, | nation in our president — Calvin| N.Y., who aided in the production. campaign. The problem was debat- |into this body, especially when first | is much dissatisfaction among most|but who are continually praising Gov FULLER DENIES HE Coolidge. He alleged that, while loading an ed through every hamlet and city in | proposed. of the Europeans over their debts to| other nations and crying down our | . | Governor Fuller expressed sur-|old fleld guna clvilian employe in 4 s > : AR P e ik 7] ver, | own. TI vould shout we were prise "at newspaper reports that he | the Griffith Company released the the land. The people grasped the A' campaign was carried on by us. Like debtors the world over,|own. They would si BOOSTED GOYEBNOR SMITH 5 { | | - backsliders, and that we had no told the gathering, “I like your/firing pin causing Benders hand to they do not like the idea of | faith in us. They would say we city and I also like the governor|be blown off in the discharge of facts, and at the polls turned in an | those who most strongly opposed now that they have spent the| Devotes McKinley Assn. DIDDET! cvecvoeimine ‘madoriy agsinst he thc pian. 16 was expiainca that the| manes: s -5y v o . + b o P -1 had joi he and at once re-| of your state. I feel very strongly |the piece. Bender brought suit for g ague and for the original Ameri- |so-called court was not a court, in|paying. The most influential coun-| had joined the court and at - i Fo y ngly | th Slleefih fo Foreigfl Alliances ey that it had no body of law to inter-| tries in the league are those who|fused to submit to its jurisdiction. |Mass. Executive Surprised at News- |that your state is.likely to furnish | $50,000. | : ! e Paric e ; 3 “ e licy, we should | the next president of the Unitedd | The vote was so unmistakable pret, and furthermore, that it was a|owe us money. Suppose they got the In our foreign po Report: ‘o, +L18 P e Un 5 % | that the m;fl,my of those in favor pa:t of the League of Nations. The | league to suggest that its creature, |always strive to exemplify our hl»i paper P States.” & INVITED TO DEBATE An emphatic warning against en-| of the league realized there was no| people grasped its true significance, | the court, pass judgment on what| ternal ideals. We belleve in foster-| Address Last Night. Boston, Feb. 11 (A—Former Con- 1 confident, are as thor-| we should do insofar as these debts|ing the decent development of every | Movie Extra Is Awarded |&ressman ' Robert .M. Washburn, | T 3 2 NSS] ty C try's e! ce. and now I : trance by the United States into any | possibility of our country’s entrance. n e S IR A ed with the 1dea of allied | oughly opposed to our entrance as|are concerned? | individual citizen along the lines his| New York, Feb. 11 UP) — Gov- ledgny cunationsior. Wogl fo.il,r,lifi::[,l,:},]“o,,,? ‘,‘n”h,;\',",.‘;](:;n:,l“ill;‘: e feraret former o Hal-oNe “Would you wish to submit this ambition indicates. We must keepecrnor Alvan T. Fuller, republican $20,000 for Hand|made public today letters sent to Al ledsig aliltied -thele wrouma " of | tease question to the court, a court elect-| our country in such a relationship governor of Massachusetts, today| White Plains, N. Y., Feb. 11 (P— | Senator William E. Dorah and Eonosafthonushiont, Wie. SAUESE 00 ok s suggestan thint this cotin- n both e and court, an im-| ed and pald by the league, which in!to foreign powers that she can de-|denied the statement attributed to|Edward K. Bender, of Philadelph a, | President Nicholas Murray Butler Col;, Theodorg Ropgovelt who, spoke; SuAAL S Sourt. and one that took | turn is controlled by our debtors? | velop likewise. him by the New York Times this| was awarded $20,000 damages from |0f Columbia University inviting at the 23rd annual dinner of the Mc- | try join the League Court. They portant que ] Connecticut | thought the name “court” would sit much explaining, “It would look suspiciously like{ “\We believe in Independence for| morning, that w York state “is|David Ward Griffith motion picture | them to debate the liquor question ! handing our case to 2 packed jury.|each of our citizens. We have sacri-'likely to furnish the next president | director, by a jury in 'the supreme |at a meeting in Boston this spring Kinley association of h N club. | better with the citizens of the coun- implied problems are just as pe Tl g i ‘P‘,’(hp,.dpd e S 5 s e lly phrased. You would not want to have our ficed hundreds of thousands of lives of the United States | court here yesterday, for the loss of | t0 be arranged by the club, Tha e by Governor John| It 15 our misfortune as a nation Dislikes World Court case submitted, ror should I Sup-|and untold wealth for this principle.| I did say,” Governor Fuller as- | his right hand during the fliming of | Massachusetts Anti-Saloon Leagua By a ke e e :d | that our people are often misled by, “Let us take tho court, for ex-|pose, then, we said no. What would |If it is of Importanco that each serted, explaining his address be-|a motion picture at Somers, N. Y., [extended a similar invitation last | bt arc often misled by ) | | | e to the audien B. W. 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