New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1927, Page 11

. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1927. OVER FEDERAL SUIT FIRE HEPARTMENT : Has Counter Action Exceeding 8500, ounte Gity Commissioners to Observe. Work at New Tower Hollywood Film Stars Filling the Hospitals itals Marsh, and who collapsed on & mo 1t Pas vie &0t a few days ago, is reportec in & Pasadena hospital < operated upon for ap BOSTON OFFICER teve v SHOT BY MATES Patrolman OII Duty Killed in Taxicab firmly form of gov-, ~Itwilll V110 Fihats et 1o |NCIC a1l Diietls loving prople ot w[ propaganda that aims have yet t to exalt any form of dictatorship. “The paper will not be publishe published for " READ HERALD CLASSIFIED AD! FOR YOUR WANTS T 000 Claims of Government Over War Contracts, Rerlin, Oct. 7 (P —Charles A. Te iy unpertuthed today Boston, Oct ; off duty 7 (A—A patrolman nd in civilian clothes, John | Condon, hot o death in a insthim senffle in 4 ) in a busy south [OVer war cc b His two compan. |Promise is r t of con il “We have \ter claim again that a lar Llthe govern t exceeding this o council 1 amount,” o said, *and I con-|p ¢s of collecting it bet government's prospecis ng from us” in Berlin only iet some privat to Dortmu cted by v the depart t tomorrow noon. It is ex e conducted by vill then view the slutions which No. T's drill tow- Patrolman nd fl pursucd Barne tion of Deputy revolver which they threw tl doorway as they fled. 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