New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1927, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, REYNOLDS FOUND | ovonae sy NN O =27 Mising Hei o Tobaceo Millons, s vor. oe =1 s ted because it is a proved to divorce, in the opinion of Judge Joseph Sabath of the Chic: s should be permit- ourt, Jjust returned from %0 ' CONGRESS T0 BE ihject to attack, and ex- s of an abiding faith that ses of prople everywhere will leaders ated references were made 11 | B ge and support the A Deterrent to Practice and There- | ¢ Pttt forir anient fore Beneficial 1s Opinion of Chi- | " ine. Publicity :Wets and Drys Line Up Forces | | ago su- ! | | to a movement among n people to outlaw war sion of arbitration, and d the hope that th: s would participate not only in the disarmament prelimin- aries but in the security negotia- Washington, Sept. 28 (P—Wers tions even if it were unable to be 4 {and drys are lining up their forees | COMe A signatory to the resulting on ot pri den, Judge s h declared He approved, how . of the stricter | %5 he found in Europe tice of appearance ion judge b ons and orders. for a resumption of their annual e any marerial progress in v of legislation at | the last session, bt the drys are hopeful of getting through some of the administration proposals in the old Goff bill for tightening up the Volst ot Conced he drys lhave a prepondera votes fn both the house a ere is no parli hich they can a8 the first session of | i R s | Bress will continue for five or six UNIVERSITY GIRL 10 OFFER ALIBI - Bank Robbery and Arson Case Opens in Texas where she ate from the wouldn't | % ed per- rted ¥ December las o state atte to prove Ve set fire to house to attr vmployes of the bank at Round itock =0 that she could rob it R. Lundleins, Round Rock L dentificd Mrs who inte old, rx- n conditions o months, prob. until just before republican national convention a | next June. proponents of addition- lation fneline to the view row that with a presidential cam- in the offing the party lead- Il not look with any great strin is fmpossible rohibition issue is nor 50 far as the congre treaties Any world movement to brand en AEETressor State as an outlaw, it was asserted, w fail unless the United States would tacitly accept league decisions concerning the identity of such an outlaw and, walving cerfain Reutrality rights help the aggressor nation Decision to remodel the league's perman mic committes an member who pgrsonally and sent the Wa ment, means that cans will slt on a majority of bodies, including the dis- health, opium, white slave, economic and finance com missions. Storm Wrecks Ship Of Austin Expeditiol word om Dr. H\.l‘\rr L. Au . Tuckahoe, N. Y., ornitholog L n June for a sc ion to the far north, t 4 in advance of the 1928 presi- il election unless it should he both of the major parties nom- uneerta 2 i possible inated candidates pronouncedly dry. procec t. Johns, the neare Just what provisions of the Goff of will be selected by the drys as o heir battle points fi the new con- ns to be determined, but g the last session emphasts was oposals for re- of liquor of dwellings having been converted into commer- «ial distilling places and for strictsr ation of breweries At any hearings held, the Anti- Saloon League will be represented by F. Scott MeBride, new legislative cuperintendent of the Anti-Saloon League, sclected temporarily, at to carry on the work whieh the late Wayne B. Wheeler looked ifter for many years hoth in com- 4 repatrin: | mittee and the hall of congress 1 the following day the Farm- er's National bank i distance from Round Rock, | - bed of $1,000 by a young woman | ription the wo- ved Lundleius, hours after the ¥ h s | filing of the robbery | up her | pher in the vernor Dan Moody and young attorney, who | ously ill, risked his chance of Fecovery to come o her - ice and to announce the who announeed sel for his t said he was John readily admitted his | €U0 or learning (hat the Jerous postponements nd robbery trials due imony that o purchs or of the Tex: L 1. who testificd Mrs. Rog- S PREPARE TO FIGHT con a faithful member of | Sept. 28 (UP)—The | rch ;. Grace Bradley, mother of the defendant and state employe then | testified that her daughter was n Austin the day of the Round Rock o | fire, The defense announced at least _ one more witness would he called i today to support this testimor Vorosiloff said the encmics The penalty for arson is 25 Vet union underestimate _ | imprisonment while the ©of the present m 1 | sentenca for robbery with firearms ritory which inelude sham | is death. h conmunist o zations participate, Man With Sevenml)iegrees Soft e = Goes Back to School in th a ([ ey oI W.Wiley, A . . D., . 8 I'h. D., LL. D, and D. 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