New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1927, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1927 |DAMES' RULING CAUSES | MURDER AND SUICIDE | CONSIDERABLE GOMMENT el 0% e S S, o |supreme court ruling will serve to . | He Has Decided Campaign Funds| remove any of those obstacles re- Wounds Her Sister and Then Kills Himselt ring England—and they are misleading our school children about America; and maligning our national heroes. I do not dislike England but I insist our histories tell the truth about England's part in our revolutionary war and show our children that the fathers of| ers of this Alibuster also have been instrumental in throwing obstacles in the pathway of the committee the kitchen floor. was more popular than the best Police were able to plece the trotter on record in this section of story of the shooting together from |the country. “Chum” was 31 years | statements of Dorothy, who =aid|old and died in the harness on Stepdaughter, | that ahe and her sister had gone to | Hyde street just as the children |bed after the argument. Their (were coming from school. The ani- | step-father fired point blank at|mal's human friends did not desert |them she said, and clubbed their | him in death, however, for behind DECRIES BRITISH, APPROVES SLEUTHS [2 DAILY DENIED DRIVERS' LICENSES | | mains to be seen. Committee May Function thelr country were fighting for!' right. “As soon as 1 take office I in- tend to discard the present histories and return to those used formerly. | Thompson sald he had visited | England “many times.” “One of my friends {s Sir Thomas Lipton, one of the greatest sports. men {n the world,” he saild. “I hope | to go to England again but I am not thinking of that now. Thompson fo Model Chicago, Police Alter Scotland Yard New York, April 8 (UP)—Wil- liam Hale Thompson, newly elected mayor of Chicago, decries what he says is British propaganda in Chi- cago but he intends to make the| Chicago police a second “Scotland Yard” to campaign against crooks and gunmen, he told the American | With England. correspondent of the London Daily |trade with England direct in 1929 Express in a telephone interview. |When the deep waterways work on | Thompson was talking from the the Mississipp! river will be finished | republican headquarters in Chicago.|and boats will leave Chicago and| He quoted James J. Hill, the rail-|£0 all the way to England.” road bullder, as having said: | .,"Do sou think Chicago is an deal “If you put one leg of a divider| the interviewer asked. on Chicago and move the other leg| “Yes”, said Thompson. over a radius of a thousand miles you include an area unequalled in| the rest of the world for climats, : I WIN HONORS AT CLARK “Chicago is the center of thati 1 area,” Thompson sald, “God A]_;ank Schweltzer Editor of Univer- mighty has blessed Chicago with | cverything there 1s.” | “Does that include gunmen?”| asked the interviewer as a preface | (Eselall o The Harim | to a question as to Thompson's| worcester, Ma April 8. —| opinfon of Chicago's record of &|Frank Schweitzer of New Britaln, | murder a day. sity Magazine Dept.—Monroe Har. | wood Member of Debating Team. | | Conn. ,a student at Calrk university, | "S“"ni‘d *;f;‘ in the oo ‘“1"' | has been honored by election to one me,” sl ompson, “is Charles|of the most important posts con- | r’};"’“[“”“ 1""’"“] Was my ""”e"“":y : Conn, a student at Clark university, when I previously was mayor. | “Monthly”, the official student pub- | had difficulty in ridding Chicago of |jication at the institution. Mr. | crooks. I finally made him head 07 Syeitzer has been made editor of :‘he' police department and o 90 ihe “Causerle” department of the ays the crooks had been dr““‘;magflz‘.ne, which is the section de- | practical | physical or mental | was out. | voted to student comment on all ac- 29 a Day Deprived of Right to. Operate Vehicles = Hartford, April 8 —An average lof 12 operators a day is refused | |licenses to drive motor vehicles in | because of failure to| ass the required state police ex- | 3 CEq e average of 29 & day | although in line with the viaws of 4 80Ut on the Delanare, Lackawan. | wh “Chicago wants friendly relations is taken off the road by suspension |Rumber of the senates distingus Chicago will begin | of operators’ licenses for abuse of | €d constitutional lawyers, rung coun- Connecticut the driving privilege. Altogether the rigit to operate motor vehicles on Connecticut streets and highways was with. from 12,485 people. At the same time the courts found 14,835 opera- tors guilty of motor vehicle of- fenses, fined 7,835 and Imprisoned 308. On the other hand new operators were licensed at the rate of about 155 a day. Approximately one in every 14 applicants presenting themselves for examination fails to satisfy the examiners that he or she should be a safe operator in| traffic. The examination, specified by the state motor vehicle depart- ment, is not difficult for a careful operator who has no handicaps. It drawn up with the idea of testing the ability of every appli- cant to meet any of the trafie situations ltkely to confront him on the public highways and streets. The records show that 46,434 out of 50,099 applicants examined last| year were passed, 3,665 having fatled. Those who fail are welcome During Recess ‘Washington, April 8 (P—Decision by Vice-President Dawes that the {New Jersey Town Lauds } Sacrifice of Dog Lover | Mapiewood, N. J., April 8.—(P— Fremont, Ohlo, Cha Brandell, 38, who last night | A senate campalgn funds investigating | T7i8 community today was volcing | o committee has authority to function during the recess of congress today provoked considerable comment and speculation in the capital, The position of the vice-president, trib te to the sacrifice of Stuart L. |16, becau April 8 led his h, 19, and then 1 her sister, Doro cted to company 1sly Wor Weill, 37, a $50,000 year execcutive they kept, died this morning | who gave his life in an attempt to a sel {save that of a dog. Thes animal had na and Western railroad tracks near | the station heedless of | den att been frisking | him shooting the two girls also shot Mr: Srande The shooti the ap- | mirls had ret {ter to that of his party leaders, and | Proach of oncoming express, when it was | Chairman Keyes of the audit sng| Welll general sales manager of the | per | control committee, who Las refused im approve vouchers for expend | held, for varying perlods last year, |tures by the Reed committee, said |he would consider General Dav statement most carefully before | making up his mind as to whether he would change his attitude, Mr, Dawes made his announce- ment in Chicago on his return yes- terday from a vacation trip to Par |ama. He said he was guided by th supreme court decision in the Mal Daugherty case that the senate and its committees are a continu body, and announced the appoint- ment of Senator IFess, republican, Ohio, to suc re- publican, West Virginia, who cently resigned from the committe Reed committee to continue during the congressional re when the filibuster in the | davs of the last congress prevented |action on a resolution specifically continuing the committes. The lea work arose re- ! | Western Electric company leaped the track to chase it and was kil instantly by the train. The dog was so badly mangled it | had to be shot by a policeman. W was a great lover of animals and } |act was witnessed by hundreds at {the Maplewood station. ! READ HERALD CLASSIFTED ADS pany psit sensibla, he 1 bed from a wou iERTE The question of the right of the | Where Will YouBuy Your o | “Tneyjcame back atter X loct theliivitica'at Olank and alllicollesea i {5i i soranatiier. sxamination mayoralty but we will now drive!cunaral, Mr. Schweitzer is & mem- S o qualified to pass them out again the same way. We | .r of the junior class, and has had |y~ = (O, 0 O tos of &3 1and ¥ara'in Chicago.” for publication in the “Monthly’ to make reasonably sure of them-| Speaking of England, Thompson| ifonroe Harwood of New Britain, | co1ves betore presening themselves told the correspondent: |2 member of the freshman class at|¢or ro.examination. { “I've nolhinxhfisalnsl E‘“mnd 2t | Clark university, is one of the mem. | - R O all. All I want her to do I to 1eave porg of the freshman debating team | ” £ us alone. George Washington, the | wasen il onmons ihe Clastios] bien | Step-Ins” for Men Are | father of our country, left us ad-|scnool debaters of this city tontght| Latest New York Style vice that it Is to our best interest|in the high achool hall, Mr. Har-| Washington, April 8 (UP)— to maintain friendly relations With \ood's team will uphold the nega-| “Stap.ins” for men are the all nations but entangling alliances|tive side of a resolution proposing| latest thing belng displayed in * with none, to recognize the sovlet government| & haberdashery shop here. 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