New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1928, Page 10

war broke out, is one of the few don: away with in 1873, made legai Americans who have received H I agal) in 1878, abolished once more British decoration carrying & tif in 1897 and pat back in state law with it in 1901, ‘The Irish Free State abolished 4 In Tennessee the death penalty titlea, which ‘can only be granted | ] was madg illegal in 1916 but was o by the king on the advicg of his —— brought back in 1918. Washington & Irish ministers, who, it is said, are = 2 ¢ and Oregon aboltshed it in 1913 and ifapmia | never likely to give such advice. Provided for Prison Munders|restorea it in 1020 Arizona snd Denmark in 1543 forbade the cre- Missouri, which also did away with 2 m He s‘ M ation of more peers, but Denmark m “lm m it in 1913, placed it in the statutes \ still has her quota of counts and aguin as the extreme penalty * In | barons. The Order of the Elephant 1918 and 1919 respectively. is the only Danish Gecoratien which The League to Abolish Capital Glendale, Cal., Feb. 17.—UP—Two | cyrries a tif H. N. Andersen, Punishment was founded in 1925, convicted alayers, escaped from the | founder of the East Asiatic company and since then it has been active Kansas state prison at Lansing, are | 4nq pioneer developer of tho Diescl both in sceking elimination of the t;'—‘k 1&;“'“{&“:8"‘6 they "‘JI‘I”‘-' ship, is the only commoner who is a death penalty in states which re- the mi e of choosing an old- | ,ignt of the Elephant. le likgwise | £ tain it and in fighting its restora- time Minnesota sheriff for a victinl | has the title of Order of the Rritin | :\‘:h‘:“’" eyl nalty for homicide | ;o clsewhere. No state has re- in a L:::zm:; guisios :0*':;?'3'-' Empire, conferred by King George | "Gl # P touching upon tha |SOred { in the three years, but Dan McGrath and Neil Smith gt | of England et neither have mgre states done O e 1he 3 isas piiaen B &l o | death penalty bhas been tabulated | A g L4 crawling nearly & mils through a| VETOLESS GOVERNOR SPEAKS \',';‘;"'i‘;”"’;,u:":m‘g‘“_: :'":fif“:'; Loller room sewer partly filled | Ralelgh, N. C., Feb. 17. P—The r 3 with hot water. | enly governor in the nation who has | :{'“““‘"’“ ‘,"’“*'l‘ b»;\‘!he suyder- | No Sheik Moustaches The night Sherift L. J. Kise of [ no veto power endorses the bill to | /@Y executions in New York, the 0‘ Louisvi H Redwood Falls, Minn. arrived in|give o bresident greater vete |Ufe imprisonment of Adolph Hotel- | (8 o E!EV!!{IG l:)o_l,'rff couthern California for a visit, e | power. Gov A, W. Melean of |8 for murder in Michigan and | bOWS S B¥ P08 SO0 T went info a drugstore to buy a pa- | North Carolina has written Rep. |!h® states demand for the death ;m 'T.,'"Lf.]..:‘fi'fi :rol‘\c-‘ M armed. he obeyed (lieir commands ,,lh;.f'_'n'q,‘,:,",f;""".;“:, o :,2;:‘3 Michigan, Rhode Island, Wiscon. | €20 side, vatiety of upper lip adorn: TN certamly know those fellows | |item of appropriation in any b | North and South Daketa lave Slelks with % i 2 taboo among applicants for service er goe ; o to & { aholisha 1 if T ever gee them again.” ha t '1\".1\rr! by congress without the |3holished capital punishment, —but | ~To police department,” sayw an New York, Feb. 17 (P—Fourteen ates have abelished capital punishment since 1847, but six of themn subsequently restored it nd in three more it may be in- 3 Piece Genuine Mohair Living Room Suite Wood Frame Top and Bottom Reversible Cushions Only 169.00 One of the newest designed GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE|| Zilllil il o ior = wa lis wife that night in chagrin. the | heeescity of vetoing the entirs hill, | Rhode Island, Maine and North Da- : 3 while he hopad that the boys bark | Sl | kota still make murder within a "“:'}'w'm‘“ ,"l’h‘ -':":’r:“‘go:l"“““‘v 3 homa wouldn't learn of his humili- | COST OF FLOOD j prison ‘punishable by death. e B T e Y ation. Hartford, eb, 17 (P—The No | Michigan, first to do away with || Cie¥ MO¥ 58 TOL (B50 0N . The Minnesotan was one of the vembar figod cost the state $14,006, | the death penalty in 1847, haa nev- 1 o s M”m‘m“ Why, they'll j bundreds of thonsands Who &% |at Brainard field. A bill for that | °F 8one back to it although a |\ o o el ant patrol s the Tournament of Roses pagean! |amount was approved by the execy. | Measure reatoring it came before |, . "t ot wearing hats!™ at Pasadena. and in the sea of ftive committee ©f the beard of | the state legislature in 1327 4and faces he spotted one of the tn0|finance and control today. The ma- | ¥as defeated. The governor of S i R zunmen:. who had mada him jor item, $10,157, was for repairs, | S0ith Dakota vetoed a bill for res. LOSES HER CITIZENSHIP straighten out vertically, But the [the floed having done much dam- feration of capital punishment in} Hiawatha, Kas, Feb. 17 () — 4 curge of humanity ewept him away |age to the interiors of the office, ma- 1927 after it-had paseed the legis- |Although a native American, ani | fram his prey and he lost the [chine shop and to some extent to the | lature, never abroad, Mrs, Andrew Ross chance to make a capture hangars. Floating trees got. into the | Colorado has atolished capital (has lost her citizenship. She mar- For two weeks the officer vho | machine shop and damaged the | punishment twice in 56 years and |ried a native of Scotland who is; had come west “tn rest” continued |machinery. has restored it both times. It was |not a maturalized American. y his quiet eearch. One night at | Oicean Park he saw one of the men on the dance floor, and he called | the police. Tha building was eure rounded and thresa men were ar- | 3 rested. Two of them were Me- | Grath and Smith. They admitted | that they were fugitives from the | i Kansas prison, pol said, and | | confessed the robbery of the drug | ctore at Glendale. = o Whereupon the gheriff from Red- in l k of utt”, wood Falls, Minn, resumed his vacation. and Club Chair. Come You will be surprised at the value. FINAL LEARANCE SALE SUITS and OVERCOATS b TITLES INCREASE . OVER IN EUROPE E More Onders Now Than Ay ‘ Time Previous | London, Feb. 17. (M—Despites the democratic wave which swept o [ Europe at the end of the world war, | 3 Europe is still a continent of many 3 titles and as many decorations as a Christmas tree, | No European country has done | 3 away with both titles and decora- | tions. Several of the most demo- 3 cratie are considering bringing 3 decorations back to their pre-war | K - status. Among the new republie Fin- land, Poland, Checko-Slovakia, Esthonia and Latvia have intro- duced the system of decorations. Jtaly under Mussolini has until're- cently been lavish {n the use or 4 decorations at home and abroad. Germany, largest republic in Eu- rope west of Itussia, has no decora- tion proper except the Red Cross, o but in diplomatic circles it is said 4 that the old system will be rein- troduced in the not distant future. 3 Not even woviet Russia, profess- p edly the most democratic govern- - irent on the continent, has aban- | b Aoned the decoration system. The Red Star worn: by leading soviet officials is considered a decora. tion. The title “honorary prole- tarjan” s us:d to describe men working in the interests of the so- 3 viet idea. Jt has been reported, moreover, that a new Russian order | i ahont to be launched. Tn the republic of France the decoration syatem flourishes more | than in any other country In the | world. The Legicn d'Hondeur is b perhaps the most coveted of all Eu- topean decorations. 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