New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1927, Page 2

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESD 2 REMUS WINS ACQUITTAL ON GROUND EFLASHES OF LIFE: LINDY BRINGS I EPIDEMIC OF RED NOSES TO MEXICO, OF INSANITY IN FIFTEEN MINUTES e by the Assoctated Press. _ | represent a song of victory to future Mexico City—Red noses are €pl- | generations by a woman with a love merican colony. They | Y, DECEMBER 21, 1927. T (] | more or less pressure. Ttalian bond were active at slightly lower prices | Poland 7s, which have been freciy | government. | skater, was tossed ofl and died from {offered for more than a week, fost tify income |injurics. | |1-4 point. Peruvian bonds wer twelve 2 |strong in advance of the offering o w Haven — Robert Maynard |a large new loan to Peru today. | Hutehins, young in years, made dean | | Activity in copper honds contini of Yale law school, after service as {with fractional gains in the 6s a orton, Jr., 18, across the ice in tried to avoid len op- |riding his bicyel utional [Colt Park pond con a Ex-Bootlegger King Freed From Charge of Sla)‘ing‘P Wife in Park Last Summer—Must Undergo demio n the Laribee, on h New Sanity Test. Cincinnaty, Dec. on a charge of ™ sole ground of ins; s, to regain convince a probate not insana now. Under the ry's yeaterday, Remu anity test whic s co-counsel, remove last 1 fa murder * ity” G freedor court tt the rrier hol Shook's ¢ snied Remus a cl right acquittal The verdict shouts and ap ction of Cincir sin room and packed corridors. There was the tch to “ireedom. 1t was scheduled e last one like ‘There was the po: an requir: ¢ ility that the & e to ing for Remus, or mnation hearing mtil after the althy ter, in the cou walked Be us, his nus il hay erjury er trial to havs ew his wife 1 the opinior alienists, REED CLEARS WAY T0 WHITE HOLSE Missourian Not to ‘Seek Senate Seat ‘Washingtorn, Des ng the way to th ing for him the democ dential nomination®s: Missouri, has decided tb not again run for the se The senator’s position, se a statement by Sa chalrman of the Missourl democratic state committee, makes it clear that whi himself is not secking the nomipation, he is awarc that his ‘riends are doing £o in bis b Chairman Dordyce tssued his stat ment after a conference with the senator. Observing that great pressure had been exerted to persuade S Reed to fils for renomination to the aenste before expiration of the time (Pr—Clear- orth in hator limit tn Missourt In June, nest year, | Fordyce said he could say, however, that Reed “will not under any cir- cumstances” again become a senate candidate. Another democratic presid was hefore the publi com- ing from Notman E. Mack, demo- cratle natlonal committeeman from Naw York, in support of nor Smith, and declaring “dead the “so-called religious issue. “It is far more important,” Mack sald, “that the religious issue, which was excluded by the farmers of the constitution, shall ba permanently axcluded than that s president shall be chosen from either of the parties. Church and state never have been related in American politics, re- ligious affiliations of candidates are not issues in stato campafgns and thers can be no renson for ralsing such an issue in a natlonal con- test."* Mack declared Governor Smith was the only man who could earry New York state for the democrats. AMERICAN KILLED . S. Marino Gives Life in Attempt statement concerning today, [§ to Curb Rebel Activities in Nica- ragua. Managua, N other America life in the 1 natlonal g el activities in 21 (P—-An- marine has given tempt of marines to curb Dee. amen Jorihern Nicara- Private Bernard San Antonio, Texas., 2 joint patrol F. Galloway, was killad tered a of encour The Mutual Nystem Wishes ial possibilities )t 200 Macuelizo, nine | rebele s wias described 3§ es received by Colonel Ma- | ick, commanding the marines | In Nicarag: The the i ier was killed and advices xaid that severe punighment was meted out to the rebel band. i New transpert planes have been | into use for the first time and\ e carrying men and enpplies to Neuva Segovia where the rebels under General Sandino are active NOTED DEHOCRATIC SENATOR SUCCLMBS Rudries A, Jones, New Mexico : Fatally Stricken Washington, Deo. 21 (P—Death | has removed from the senate one of | ts outstanding democrats—Senator | Andricus A. Joues of New Mexico. | Vietim of frequent attacks |angina pectoris, tha eenator died ati { his residence here last night in his | th year. His conditlon weakened | by a cold that had confined him to | his quarters since the start of this | son of congress, Senator Jones | bla to overcome a sudden re- | cucrence of his ailment. CERVRE in one of serving on two im- nittess—appropriations | nce—as well as holding | Bofora his election to | first assistant under Preal- | senats Coming 1> the ator J 8 ad f €, ‘;mrhm and | other posts. senate he was | secretary of interior { dent Wilson from 1913 to 1915 The senator had served his par on many occasions, as delegate to the national convention of 1896, as | chairman of the New Mexico demo- | cratie committee, a member of | the national committes from 1508 | to 1922 and during the 1924 cam. | palgn as chairman of the democratic | senatorial csmpaign committee. i enator Jones was born in Union | v, Tenn., and was graduated from | Iparaiso_university. | Clear;2:5 KOXDON‘I will do it quick— Cold in head, cough,coryms, nassl aad dry catarrh, head- ache, earache, deafness, sore sore lips, bad breath,rose. eold, bay fever. Ask your doe~ or, narse or dentist. At drugwists e or Sc n tubes. Thirty-five years doing good. FREE—-:'O atment tin. Write for yours now. 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