New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1927, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN LEAGUE HAS FACTS ON DENS OF VICE Report One Investigator Was Catholic Nun DAILY HERALD, COOLIDGE FROWN ON CHAIN LETTRRS Today he York." Woman Is Secretary Of Loan Association it was said at his office e petition was started on out ten days ago and S0 far, his associates said, n good as could 50 short a time.” and will not return r Thanks d to be * n th was s (Continued from First Page) Geneva, N gland on 1o being president of Nations offic 1 , i M r company, Mr ridiculous 4 er is a director of the American land wh \ Cthe G T T T lead to t! pr s, ring cc Chapman Valve i S 1 ompany, Robertson 1 ry © Works, Inc., and 3 le re & g com- 1 M s ack Bay S Mr Penny reial Finance 1 Mutual Finance com- from their concerning wo me committee that women hav been employed in trackis those engaged Ir was a fact, men and women ! been employed to TRUCK HITS PARKED AUTO | < moring Stanley Herpst, Driver, Placed Under | MRS, AN s MRS, AMALIE U Arrest After Collision On Arch Street This Afternoon, | . as charac- |, Bl RSN ek, 1 1 i Stanley H aged 33. of 104 PRIEST ARRESTED sl e A s driving an au- rom Rockwell ave- street, and an auto- d by Arthur W. Huek ! south in front of IN OBREGON PLOT Trio Said to Have Attempted As- sassination of Teader in Move for Religious Iiberty. Mexico City, Nov. 22 (A — prominent members o for the Defense of F arty have been arrcsted as tual leaders of the attempt on No vember 13 to assa varo Obregon and have confe thelr guilt, Gen. Roberto ( chiet of police, announced in ficlal signed stateme The men under Segura Vilchis, an er od by the Mexican Light and P« Agustin P rez, described as a Catho and his brother, Humberto I They were sald to have styled t selves the ‘“action group of th League for the D« liglous Liberty"—an organization opposed to the new Mexican re- liglous law. The arrests wers made Juan Tirado and Tamberto Rulz, | two of the four men who were in the automobils from which the bombs were hurled at Obregon. * 3]&"'1 osal confeased. Tirado and Ruiz later B NEIIE departs died from wounds received when building line that the Huck car Wag 1 moton but witpesses toid the slice Herpst was at fault and no- iy was in the parked ear. John ks of 83 Rockwell avenue, W. Moore of 559 Arch street and Arch strect were sse Herpst is! an of- CRASH AT INTERSECTION coupe driven by Mrs, Be of 425 1 jded with a ave ir operat- ey of 137 Wash- about §:30 this morn and Lafayette streets. mas Woods reported that Bar- ¥ was driving south on Washing- reet and M e w est on Lafayette street, i aimed to have been going about les an hour. Steele's car the left runn rd of the | r car and lLroke it, also damag- | olers par- ing the front spring on her car. The | st presidential officer found no cause for police ac- | n cc to t no organizatio It s tion after | Cial Fish Ma tion, just their y on.” senta- | ot will b 1 ting in the they were shot by Obregon's com-| The sccond of a series of tion, nearly 0 signa- |tion. panions. while attempting to escape. |POlitical satherings tures we b ssary. Four times | Vilchis, according to the police BNt at § o'clock th uid he required to | statement, assumed the entire re. Deadauarters on Mai speak for jority of the Ameri- | man J rd Nevarde of 94 can popula sponsibility for the attempted as- g sassination. The police belteve, | J. T For Skin Eruptions reet tomor 1 le d to be however, that this was done in an Stres 1 leave tomorrow for AR CRLDAL P ’ 0- cftort 1o shield his accomplices. sseo, I, where he will spend the 0pposed to ton o e pe- . 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