New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1928, Page 6

RRONVON KRUPP [ NAY BE DEPOR m Ilouml Forges Pass- port and Re-enters United States Wew York, Jan. 27 P — The bogua, “Baron Von Krupp,” deport- od frem this country last July after » brief but spectacular career, is in Tombs prison today facing deporta- tion again after rcentering the United States on a f- cd passport. Held in Jail The “Baron,” whose real name is George Gabor, is 23 years old and & native of Hungary. He was ar- rested at the Harvard club by an agent of the department of justice ang held in jail in default of §2,- 500 bail. Gabor entered the United States last September on a passport bear- ing the name of Herman Schwartz- | enbach. Government officials said Gabor formed the acquaintance of Schwartzenbach in Rotterdam while still posing as a member of the Krupp family. They said he stole Schwartzenbach's, passport birth certificate and on the strength of the latter obtained a duplicate passport from the American consul | in Berlin. Gives Bad Check Gabor's identity was not revealed until he gave the Cunard Steamship ine & check for $1,000 for a passage te England which was returned marked “no funds. Knowing Gabor's penchant for Nigh society, department of justice who were called in by the Qunard officlals, found him at the Marvard club. Toured Country Qabor's previous visit was mark- o8 by a triumphant trip across the eountry during which he gave out interviews that the great Krupp Munitions factory would never make war implements again. He made his tour In a Ford car which he said waa given him by Henry Ford, but and | lican central committee; Joha J. McKinley, committes treasurer, and m-mbeu of the committes and He mnamed” also John G. Amutronc. chairman of the repub- lican county committee of Allegheny, other Pittsburgh committee officials and these of similar committees in the other counties. Senator Reed hopes to have his campaign funds committee also examine the ballots in cooperation with the elections committee and will ask the senate for that author- ity. Thus Senator-Elect Vare is de- fending his seat against two attacks, the Wilson contest and Senator |on the grounds of excessive cam- palgn expenditures. Vare has been | denied the oath of office on the basis | of the slush fund committee report |and should Wilson win his contest {he will win the seat also. |Sunday Is Day of Dread For Railroad Engineers day is a day of dread among loco- {motive engineers in view of the in-| |creasing number of grade crossing | crashes on that day, Homer D. Ho; ard, veteran engineer, told the Na- |tional Road Builders at their con- | vention here. Mayy engineers, Howard said, re- fuse to work on the Sabbath in regard signals and drive into the path of their train. | Howard advocated the law recent- {1y adopted by the Illinois legislature which makes it compulsory for mo- | torists to bring their cars to a com- plete stop at all railroad crossings. | The look of |torist's face as he finds his machine stalled on the crossing cannot be compared With the feelings of t engineer as he sces the jmminent | crash,” Howard s ldriver who gets himself killed at a | crossing, not only endangers the lives of hundreds of persons on the train, ibut also is a detriment to the wel- | fare of the country.” { Manilla is the greatest hemp mar- ket in the world. which Ford denied. He also claim- | ed scquaintanceship with Harvey Firestone, Thomas Edison, Gover- nor 8mith and other prominent men. Meanwhile the Krupp family in Germany had learned of his activi- tles and had repudiated him as not being of thelr family. Arrested in New Mexico He finally was arrested in August, | 1926, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on 8 bad check charge. It then was learned that he was wanted in Wilmington, Del. on a similar charge. 'After attemp'ing to com- mit suicide by eating match hcads he walved extradition and was re- turned to Delaware where he plead- ed guilty and was sentenced to nine months in prison. Following his prison term he was deported. ‘While held in New Mexico it was alleged that he had passed bad checks in New Haven, Conn., while posing as a Yale student, but no charges were filed. He went under the name ot George Adorgan there. | BALLOT RECOUN STARTS AT ONCE Yore-Wilson Election Contre: versy Will Be Settled Soon Washington, Jan. 27.—Recount of ballpts cast in six Pennsylvania counties in the 1926 senatorial race between Willilam 8, Vare and his democratic opponent, William D. ‘Wilson, will begin at once by a sen- | ate elections sub-committec. ‘The full committee decided to go into the investigation late yesterday, reversing its action of the day be- fore when it voted 8 to 6 to dismiss ‘Wilson's contest petition, The re- versl came shortly after Senator | ON'SALE SATURDAY MORNING SALE—9 TO 11 JOIN OR ROUND Reeds' challenge of his credentials! Cleveland, O., Jan, 27 (UP)—8un. | fear that a careless_ motorist will dis- | horror on a mo-! “The carcless | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUAEY fl, !”. TWO ARE HANGED IN ENGLAND TODAY Pay Death Penalty for Slaying of Star Atblete Carditf, Wales, Jan. 27.—(UP)— | the murder of David Lewls, a rugby | football player. Danlel Driscoll and Edward Row- lands were sent to their deaths at | 8 a. m. today after being convicted of slashing the throat of the ath- lete. Rowlands' brother, John, was found insane, shortly before the exe- cution and detained at Broadmore asylum. The two Rowlands and Driscoll were charged with killing Lewis iwith his own knife. The defense contention was that John Rowlands lin self defense, had struck Lewis with the knife. | Four men went to trial for the murder. In addition to the Rowlands brothers and Driscoll, Willlam Jo- | seph Price was charged with the murder. Price was acquitted at the | trial which ended December 2, | Price did not even await the out- | come of the trial of the other three men. After he was acquitted he ran from the court room, joined his wife in the ante-room, and left the building. The other three men were found guilty and sentenced to die. | The three men after they were found guilty all took their verdict > | with an “I am innocent, sir,” and went back to their jail cells. Since then there have been several at- tempts to save them from the death sentence but only in the case of John Rowlands was this successful. There have been innumerable double exccutions in England, but only a few triple executions. Among |the double exccutians was the fa- | mous one of Mrs. Thompson and v FRESH FRESH FRICASSEE FOWL ! Two men were oxecuted today.for WE SAVE YOU MONEY ON ANY OF THE MANY ITEMS QUOTED HERE BELOW. — REMEMBER THE QUALITY I8 A NO. 1 AND A GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION GOES WITH EVERY PURCHASE, SHOULDERS, 14¢ Fulorlck Bywaters who were feund gullty of killing the woman's hus- The only news of the actual exe- cutions was in the form of an ofi. clal notice pasted on the gates of the prison. The only persons admitted to the death chamber were prison offi- cials and a priest. Newspapermen ‘were barred. was feared that a mob might | cause danger but there was no dtM- | culty although a crowd was around ' the prison. Fascism Reported Now As Facing a Crisis Lendon, Jan. 37 UM—The Laborit. Dally Herald in & dispatch from the “Italian Frontier” says that & fas- cism is threatened with a ecrisis | somewhat resembling the T;auku crisis in Russia, which resulted in | i the exile of some thirty odd oppon- ents of present Soviet government methods. 2 The dispatch says that aseveral prominent fascist leaders, including | Roberto Farinacci, former secretary of the fascist party, and Edmondo Rossonl, head of the fascist trade union, are threatened with severe disciplinary measures and banish. ment to the Lipari Islands for trying to create a faction within the party, | especially in the militia and trade | untons, and for demanding demo- cratization of the party. Arrested in Buffalo on i Charge of Being Bigamist | Buffalo, N. Y,, Jan. 27 (P—Aec- cused of marrying two women with- in seven days, Ralph Mark, 32, ma- rine engineer of Chicago, is being | {held by Buffalo police pending In. vestigation of complaints made by both women. It is charged that Mark marricd Florence Comiskey, 16, of Erie, Pa, on December 17, after a whirlwind courtship and then on December 24 became the husband of Margaret C. Ettinger, 27, at the latter’s home on Long Island. The young woman who said she was Mark's second wife told police Mark idenrlod her Dec. 31, | i llJ 28¢c. I‘ul H CUT ll:i\llll'“l} teessanan . 21bs 25¢ MEDUM MAINE POTATOES ..... ALL DAY SATURDAY LEAN FRESH PORK Peck 19c. | ln\ll(‘l‘ MAINE LOINS o POTATOES ...... Peck 35¢c. OR 1b. 19¢ Lean Beef POT ROAS’I‘ Prime Rumn ROASTS Boneless Rolled RO. Milk Fed VEAL LEGS . Rump Roasts VEAL .. 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