New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1927, Page 1

the World By Associated Press News of ]3‘1 Lraary aieis W _PRITAIN HERALD Average Daily Circulation For Week Fndmg 14,394 Nov. 12th ESTABLISHED 1870 MASON DAY FAILS 10 HAVE JUSTICE GUT 325,000 BOND Sinclair Aide Appears in Vain Attempt to Have Bail Re- duced to $10,000 Today CONTEMPT INVESTIGATION DELAYS KIDWELL PLEA | pr—— Woman Buys Ancient Whiskey With Cabinet At Ladies’ Aid Sale EEEE Ishpemi Mich., (UP)—Ladi#s aid mage sales took on terest here toda reason: Miss Mabel old-fashioned cents, at sale. Examining found two pint whigkey—very old w The cabinet formerly belong to the late Congressman H. Young. It had not be: for years and the whiskey was concealed in a locked drawer. DEATHTAKES NOTED soc Here's (h- Hawes bid in an cabinet for 75 a Preshyterian c cabin a the Juror in Oil Case Accused of Talk- ing of Getting Automobile “As Big As Block” To Plea That Charges Be Entered Against His Accusers commiceee 7o Moulay Youssel Dies Following Long Iliness ASCENDS THRONE Seventeenth of His Dynasty, —Judge's Special Report. Washi Day, gton, Nov. 17 (I ate of He under conspiracy Mason associ; h Snu‘l'flr and charges . SON Sultan, ction with the oil jury tamper- ing case, fai n effort o have today In an his 3 ced to Regarded as Country's Most Bril- liant Teader—Turned Troubled Land Into Peaceful Country Morocco, Nov. You of Morocco is looked upo Rabat, Moulay Sulta 17 P— ing invest Mon tion. Bond of $1¢ Sheldon official, w sin charges had been made clair. The cor v president of the ration company nd charged violation of statu iing attemapts to intluence jurors. Refused To Answer Questions He was placed under bond after hie had refused to answer questions bafore the ry inquiring into the jury t charge, on the ground of self incrimina- tion Day and Clark are accused by the government with being the men to om detectiy the William Burns a ¢ reporte ter sh dowing jurors in the Fall-Sinclair case which finally ended up in n mistrial and the resulting inyestiga- | tions now in progress. Day's counsel d for reduction of his bond on the grounds that it was excessive. Burkinshaw opposed a reduction, telling the court that his information was that Day had no permanent residence in this country and the district Qttorney’s office believed a $25 bond was necessary to insure prosence when wanted Kidwell Hearing Tomorrow Counsel for Kdward J. Kidwell the juror in the oil ease who was cused of talking of robile out of ir, district attorney's office ask for postponcment of on Kidwell's charges he cusers. The | uled for tomorrow Affidavits against filed by Don K swspaperman, and riod of brilliant g di from a ch covering a p nd progress, oil 1 under? aints nd Sin- lark You Master. whose name means “My called the He to mod was often real father of his people was known Sl aedinat ho 1s a9 & convert rn economic \s a of held Mo- ir Explo- others, | 1he Sinc gains Prophet M med strictly ham - for 5 tenents of the hammedan faith Eldest Son Heir. The heir presumptive is his « son, Moulay Idris who, if he ceptable 1o the viffian French governments, will ascend to he honor of “the Sheriffian umt * which is hereditary to his dynas- ty of Alides. Moulay Tdris will he the cighteenth of his dynasty, which was founded by Moulay Ahmed and 1s the thirty-geventh in lineage from a son-in-law of Mohammed, The Sultan died at Fex at one of the four royal palaces which are in Morocco. e had frequently bheen reported in il Ith but recently was said to have shown marked im- provement, Moulay Youssef ascen hrone during a troubled per ving conflicts ' partisans brothers Moulay Hafid and -Aziz in 1812, just after war d Dbeen threatened in the Jan cmpire as a result of the f visit of the German ma 0f - “Panther” to Aca Youssef espoused the cause of the placing his faith in the protectorate, from which h the regeneration of his is per possibl and in betw his nous war 1t of Frene! the hearing French contempt cxpes nst his ac- country. been sehed- n auto- the ad Fri 4 Moy became a Kidwell were (o, h the former French Resi- a Washington .y ieneral Lyautey, who is credit- Ray Akers, a 5 - ed by the French with laving ini- street conductor, and Kidwell in o0 Sy ot T itions. The denying sattements attributed to him g satt & ! Sultan once admitted that he could ked that the court investigate ef- X = not travel everywhere in his country forts of King and Akers to get him S i without a strong escort, while today o 5 e h hett el A f M CC as be- e the better part of Morocco las | me a path for tourists and many tell the court that the I e bt ig motor cars whiz along mac complished and the Izedironds, General Lyautey dons consented he was willing t Thalmailoe moulans IR is Youssef credit for this transforma- tion. The foresight and judgme ance pending the report of the com- mittee order+d to determine whether | 0f the Sultan, permitted Morocco to contempt of court had been commit- (Continued on Page Tight) ted EX-EMPRESS IN EXILE | GRASH IS WYSTERY SENDS PICTURE HERE Marie of Russia Mails Greeting to Albert Loomis ed of French. close collabora- King said he would object of K partly ac- if Justice heen Sid- gave Moulay abe No Information To Detalls of Wreck of Unidentified Car on Litehfield Road. Torrington, Nov. 17 (& today still shrouded the details of the wreck of an unidentified car on the Litchfield road early yesterday. { The car, ing of liquor, down against a stone wall. cense plates had been stripped off. These were found hidden in hushes unearby. They bore w York reg- istration 9-k1865. The great guav tity of blood on the ground in the vicinity of the wreck indicated that one or more persons had heen seri- ously injured but the injured wera not brought to either Torrington or ILitchfield. The car was upside down. A jack had becn d to raise the front end and there was evidence that a blood-stained body was dragged from the driver's seat, A New York chauffeur's badgs 9400, was found nearby was found An autographed photograph of Dowager, Bmpress Marie of Rus- i, sent to him in recognition of the visit which paid to her on his Journey to Denmark this summer, vas received by Eagle Scout Albert 1.oomis, son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Loomis of 77 Grove Hill today. When Albert went abroad he carried with him gifts from Col. and Mme, Aiexander Gregorieff of Hartford to | former empri who was the godmother of their children. He was unuble to see the dowager ¢m- s for reasons cxplained by hi short message which she wrote back of her photograph. The messuge is lows: send you my photo in B ance of your visit to Denmark. Eeli i s bablotskv Would Pd\' s T was only told the after you City V\m’kers by Check left when Shag brought me the shawl Mme. Gregorielf. When Councilman Samuel Sablotsky o ploase thank Vi does not favor paying city em- much for 1 Many complimen ployes in eash, but favors a sys- your dear mother and my tem whereby the city'’s checks hes to vou would bhe issued to avoid the possibility of juggling accounts and to make the system mor thorough. The councilman will make this proposal at the next council meeting. © He points to the fact that manufacturing concerns have adopted the check method and discard- ad the practice followed by the city. he on tie ¥ her SMARIA i hodyguard. . CAPITAL 17 (P—A storm northeast and nwest Washington today, caus- rable damag 17irst veral persons were . ey- struek msi said s RULER OF MOROCCO: i Mystery blood stained and reek- | upside | The li- | NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1927, —TWENTY PAGES. PRICE THREE CENTS FORTY VENIREMEN ~IN REMUS’ TRIAL - WONT TAKE LIFE Many, Galled or Jury Servwe,‘ Declare Opposition 0 | Death Peually NEGRO SYMPATHIZES | AFTER DOMESTIG R()Wi One After Another Talesmen Are | Excused on Same Grounds Until Third Panel i< Almost Exhausted —Thirteenth Juror Rejected— Colored Candidate Has Pity on Defendant, He Tells Court. Cincinn huge crowd t snow storm witness the obtain a for slayi her. After wait dark corr wor rs Third Suit s came into court we 1 snit sines Al o For a full hour 1 to head with Charles te counsel, the most sa «anor of the four days. H sheaf of official looking doc ents, but said had no motion f0 read as at the past two eper Of th 300 or mor who waited and the 119 who fi: room, young. 1 today. dominat men Qualifyin ror struck of veniremor punishment the snag In a opposed e first six calle in th * reserved for juror num- A 0 Gtk i got a chanc: to opposed to capital ment." In seckir service, Ben man, told Judg: I don't beli . You see I 2 X “Do you m it in a murde judge “On anxiously, of sy punish exeniption Roner, neg Shook 1 con in th } am of and he had had a tiff with \ 13 Excused . Clair, called 3. in the n d Judge Shook wit case from sorvics 's this, number | 1y o make a con There was anoth ly legal ed or homas F salesman said he would follow golden rule it he was accepted juror, but later agrecd to follow the Jaw as read to him by the court, “if [ thought he knew more than T di ewman pted as the welfth tentative juror and it be me the turn of Prosccutor Charl Taft, 1L, to exercise a peremp- challenge sed salesiman 1 have for 1 oss W sion reason and nur im." sufficie howeve nher Newman, 67 vo tory in- days Joseph € scated X¢ Dury two the sted, With venire seeond special was exhau and Arthur Gear, florist, first on the third ve nire was called. He opposed capital punishment and passed on. He the fortieth of 72 veniremen called (to express that conviction. CHINESE LAUNDRYMAN MISSING FROM HIS SHOP 211 Newman was | Chung F. Toy of Park Street, Disappears and Police Are Asked To Investigate Chung F. u laundry at 211 |ing. and no trac: found up to this {sons in the vicinity business said he was urday but this morning when Sam- uel Greenberg, ownor the build ing in which the laur is located called to collect the und the doors and windows locked and the curtains drawn Mr. Greenberg notificd ( Kelly, who detailed Detec geant Ellinger to investig sergeant gained entrance by ing a window, but found no trace Toy. Toy, proprivior of Park steect, is miss of him had been afternoon. Per of his place of about last Sat- dry rent aptain tive 2 5 A break- of Stamford (ourt Send Panhandler to Jail Stamford, Nov. 17—Clarcnce Thomas of Atlanta, Gu, had no ancy today in telling the city court that it was easicr for him to make a living “panhanding” than to work. He had heen ehavged with vagrancy, Sixty days in jail was the sentence and then Thomas “threw” fit in hope of suspension of the term. Thomas was found be ging on the strect last night. He | had $3 in his pocket and threw away a handful of change when ar- rested, | hes BLAZING AERIAL TRAIL Picture shows Sir Alan Cobham, the plane which he and his companions ave using and a map of the route they plan to follow, Britain’s “Air Taximan” Off Today On 20,000 Mile Flying Tour Which lll Take Him All Around Africa Siv Alan Cobham's All Metal Plane, Largest of Kind In World—Is Accompanied by His Wife, Ass Pilot, Two Engineers and Photographer. made by way of Dur the name of comm to Wy o reeident. the fiying party 1 i as nl ot t Towr of d with cooking 1 dur- CAR LEAPS INTO RIVER, MAJOR LOGKE JALED DRIVER ESCAPES ARN FOR INDAN SHOOTING 10es ()\cr 14 Foot Em- Head Five Civilized bankment, Lands on Tribes Must Wheels Ten Years of erve Will at th his Nov. 17 . who resid ol Victor ndent found of the o1 five clviliz the ride or life 2:30 o'clock this £ Ister which iropped oy 1 came to a the center of north ¢ of the of the sheer dama and caped injury morni hstan the killing taw I roa he wa le up Pequabuck river |} Robertson es oot stan vight prison today by a et noune, the the bridge Memorial boul drop, the Mr. ishmataha county attorneys <o an spit . 1 trial on for a mnew woul she Major Locke Choctaws, oberston, accordi World planation of the e OXlahoma torcycle Policeman Edgar i ¢ had procecded down the st p cline on Blakesiee ras plant and was v right turn onto In doine «o0, he the trolley track upon touching the Kid. Apparently | «d on th izht = & forme army wa politic: with the His his 87 year old fatl Locke, was a pioneer £ the stoicism of an mother Cho “1'ng was a str the his the Is Aking sharp Rive drove car ont ronfo Weleh was hopeful acquittal 1 could be ol atte hat instr on a self ained in the wet sturted or an om t event Septem plead declared 1 upon learning saulted two Choctaw tribe ttack by the elder Locke Qi not pile of to the Locks defend then les e, ¥ s heen and the river bridge ink nt d temporary he 1haL Young s and when young T Major remembor me Battiest » opin pointed turned over, <ults to the were consimie brought rond n o ol told tian Locke he nose dow pre driv back witl the b the i the SENATE Washis V. Dr the his home 10 a Ltist, he was appointed sey storm warnings ordercd 4:30 a lain in 1 sastport, Maine, to Hu 1 craft of Hatteras sksonville siderabile southwestern ir northeastward. Strong southerly winds today probably reaching gale | ' Friday morning; colder to- force and shifting to northwest to night, much colder Friday. night.” i L iz CHAPLAIN DIES Nov. 17 (@ eph A NTORM WARNINGS Washington, Nov. 17 (P weather burean y | warnin “Advisory The platn died at A Bap- chap storm Hieve " south o Dist intensity Vir urbanee of con- will THE WEATHER over move New Britain and vicinit | | q | ' Rain tonight and probably | i * NEW ENGLANDERS 'MUST CO-GPERATE, EXPERT DECLARES Delegates at Annual Springfield Council Consider Section's Future STUDY SCOPE OF FLOOD; ~ HOOVER T0 BE SPEAKER Lincoln Filene, A. Boston Merchant Joins Other Authorities in Advis- ing Cooperative Rescarch A Means of Promoting Prosperity For Individual Firms—Delegates To Hear Results of Flood Survey Mass., Nov | today ir previo opportunitics the tion, firmly welde 1 las mever er problems flood presents are prob- nd what- at will be ew Eng- d s probls urged ter cooperation be- 1its mdus moderniza- laws whil of t erhauling tion of the multitud {have accumulated in tustri prosperity firms conditions have man irt of officia i and comme rtaken makir 2 lower cost onomic ajority of told that was not agd- by ch that it ward, r pplic work fo ke it eho; where auge pro ing labor a wealth of reh I's committee or A it & means of § for individual who four 1 on P SEAMAN WINS HIS PLEA AGAINST DEPORTATION Fr g 18) ncesco Mello, Who De- rted Ship, to Remain in United States i necseo o 1 today fre w Greenberg Millo was chars e atto tay this try 1y a Aug Millo a s came unan on an ship Now the p docked at ore to port Millo was no crew. Acecord 1 the hoat. At g re. H rried and living c th his wife and ehild According 1o his attorneys, 1 parents of the girl whom Millo later married, did o fthe nateh and, w t he vas in the notified the imm ion ile was placed under Mareh and was placed under pending Deportation ioomed in front of hi The hearing was held hefore Tim- migration Commissioner | ok in the office of ( Werg & LeWitt on Angust Since that t Millo bas been under honds news today withdrew the ainst nhim, as well as the honds number nuisse is now not approve n they found t country illegally, authorities. arrest last bonds e charge a Millo iy employed at the Standey | Works. ESCAPES DROWNING Death Ends Career GHARLES 3. MELLEN, FORMER NEW HAVEN ROAD HEAD, PASSES Was Known as “Morgan's Man” —Directed Policy That Brought About Trouble THREE GIGANTIC DEALS PRECIPITATED DISASTER New Haven Road, Under Mellen's Regime, Spent Two Hundred Mil- Ton Dol Absorbing Outside In. . ANOUATE Piw (Grac s amarerie) rests to Create Monopoly—Paid CHARLES S, MELLEN $35.000,000 for One Road He Admitted was Worth §5.000,000, y . presi- Haven Melllsh U)Si in FIFP Snatched From Dea(h in August WIFE STAYS BY RUINS Death In $2,000,000 Disaster Revalls worse 0ok & this enly. attributed Overturning of Yacht Tn New London Harbor Last August and Herolsm of Unidentified Student. hoklyn, 7 After ght ) Now standing York. Nov vigil oKing ruins t G. Abbott o Became Prominent in i wer Mol promine as a railroad in the late J. Morg bt him back e west a ilitating Northern Pacifie to repeat his ss the New York, New en Hartford railroad Melien p. aftic 1w r Here of ware lieved 194 attair 10 have been her Mrs. Mary Mellish, tropolitan opera today funeral pyre o M for i official Picrpont from 1) ey soprano, when how her 1 1 had last now fold i sav sumnier from a watery grave only apparently to die ¥ 2.000.000 Damags % ific, Mr & of at west ed som Star in building one of motorboats use in West the New from the sl eaks of rus railroad from i 5 riching “Wanted N. H. With the Morga Mellen 1 Now Monopol S ! Manopoly e yAs Mr New on harbor when Aft over ¥ were thrown into the would have drowned but e recue work of a scaped from ti vesterday with his e H 1ssorting Tn the next Hay tsorhed water competition $200.- Haven, best the cr ! gland t tation en years t and BN inspor New ind ake Mo silding nt outside ish bu fo (he more than a methods of the reason, ment voked a publie TOPRIINE Coyres lators and the Inte Until Commission arose stood Mr. Me hope in their conrse ruins h financial ¢ § of while threatened to | SOME of the once p end her company. Its ting thousand: whom New H man- for some unknown storm. rstate to rushed back a walls and wrly this U the f ol was seen morning + lines, hopi poking shing sud. fo At nd lingering flan sign to cheer uncertainty. Finally Wy esting New Haven stumped, hit- | investors to ties for gen- osperous er or at least stock of s she a en s (tion Iy came to Haven plled Mellen was r ars and he passed into o of Jd. P Narrow Escape Recalled ndon, Nov. 17 (® -— The ath of Juy A. Mellish in se firo at New York yes- recalled here today the row escape from drowning of SRy tirement Morgan, it the instanc rday nar- the son. Mo Born {n 1851 / Mellish rn at Lowell, Mass 1 . Mr. Mellen a g2 M. and » month clerkship with the Northern vith two guesis New Hampshire railroad in prefers N8 privet CRHaG ae e ta coll Ha climbed rapld- R night V. Tn 1884 he became general mu- fliner hArbo TR athe perintendent of the Boston and Low- S A e O railroad. Four years iater he Alngliyiths i ed the Union Pacit ‘m and ctly calm sea. bu \y ad i his wife st in the local har B 18, ehose a on late oot fou out (Conti on Page §) MRS. ADOLPHUS BUSGH GETS FINE GF $57,000 Wealthy Invalid Hides Gems From Customs Agents Is Charge WS over id being kep red boat managed to resulti nl his wife the oy to er - two 500 Yards Off Shore ceident occurred about shore and apparently ble kwimmers &roup were 4 fnued on Page 8) e\ Red Cross Repml Yesterday's total Today Tn and fof 4 to de Grand t Analysi tha. o, @ was held warty Nov. 4 Wash bagg liner Geo: Co. u Al for off the liner i1 her frien an “oxpe Hardware Hall en m Torrell Sash o she also obtained dite ol Arthur | ora her illness. A &8 cast agent, W, J Murphy, o8 of baggag Appre purchases f with dome & Door ( rom North & Ofticr 1Poundry Judd as is value of the ne It that the was Factory o 200y plus 100 per ¢ by Customs offlelal on which the baggag: came from Chicago, who had learned by the Buseh was siid tif assessed at the North 1 plant were made by Mi Eleanore Morse, ‘Thomas Coyle, | through someone Everctt Demarest and A. R. Rapi of the purchases made ) Iparty abroad collections