New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1928, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press ESTABLISHED 1870 GOV, SMITH'S ACTS HELP SCOUNDRELS, SEN. NYE- ASSERTS N. Dakota Republican Accus&s‘ Him of Trying to Undermine Gontidence in Probers CALLS ATTENTION T0 DAVIS, “A MORGAN MAN"! Also Claims That Supporters of Governor Smith Blocked Senator Walsh As Compromise tor Presidential - Nomootion— ints To Own Ko Clear and Ahove Bonnd. Washing 1 ring the better o New York for his remar i recent debate in th Ny the oii comr " tered that Smith was giving 1 comfort scoundrel infamy has heen exp Secks o Thwart Wor This aid, Ny was thro skt pn nee impartiality of th 1Hdst of this s about the gov senate, Chair- to. mor an o cour s, g to undermine in the fairnes # committee in ivestigation,” Senator Nye, North Dakota, tack on the nd wrote that } ited that you were mot in ar g invoived in the oil ne ow under investigation by the com- wittee of which 1 am chairman. You need not yourselt the least as to the which you state you letter will bring down upon me Nye continued. *I do not propo: deterred n the performa political du by ah the vepu disclainied in the at- debate had “expressly £OVerna concern miliation’ FIRE F[lLLllWS WRECK OF FREIGHT TRAINS Traffic Tied Up Between Stamford and Glenbrook This Morning Stamford, rough the a freight motor March 23 (®- Plowing caboose und three cars train ahead, a big 110- hauling an extra westhound New York Hartford and freight New ton the L an Stamford over enbrook tearing | lines and early this ween Hed its own high tension servics ing up tratt nerally rning. The gr sught fire and smashed sirewn abou Engineer York city and extra jumped the era on side, Auty blazs o engine the caurs Frank The Colligan of New fircman of the they saw that was inevitable. The fire unhurt and Colliga iise on the when n re- for: 0 Lurried to tore at the reckage, making every r the line bound both rowding ong bound lin was hour, and Supt, ccRing opera- another Kast bound held con- damage wrecking e 1l the wrec tangled seene ways, the an s anpounced ths opened &hortly, he said, would be heea lines would o of but be stion o high 1 op ther carly to help t! Miurch of a fre Stamtord offices of the llows m. the New Haven-New drop train collided with of W-H 1 about quarter west of Glenbrook. F the drop train was 1 four tracks. was opened for 3:51 but held at Stamford m.. when No one was in- on on New Haven, ation n - at from the ad was ‘At 3 a tochelle rear mile plan ol en today N cestbound traflic ound trains wers intil about track was opened. ired.” T0 TRY FIRE TESTS Two Furopeans Planning to Under- | o Windu Fire Walking Ceremonies —Now in Training. Johanneshurg, March I'wo luropeans have to undergo remonies ek, on co; chalieng Hindu king e ing Easter Tiie evre pit of red v they fire. at mony ists of waiking from which unhurt oing the v e under paration. foregoi coes aleohol and tol ating oniy o il day. bathe at sur nd pra batly will wear knots at the wrists, river, walk around the fire, then go into the nd sunet rten minutos the yellow after mony with wd bathe in the sl templ Candidate | ‘public | tracka h--‘ for some | would | cast- | Maritzburg | NEW BRITAIN HERALD Dog Accused; to Have Trial; Lawyer Agrees To Act as Defender Mich., March 23 (LP) —Juack, a % months-old-police dog, today faced the ordeal of another trial for murder, with his life at stake. Acquitted recently because a ury was unable to agree, Jack Las been ordered placed on trial & Tuesday on the charge that he raided a flock of s on the Emerson Littleficld killing several of the sheey The second trial was decres ner, Mrs, Hen Prince, said was unable to pay for the sheep. An attorney has oftered to defend Jack MDONALD HANGED Sturgis, dian Prison Gallows WIFE STARTS LIFE TERM tars g 3 Only Show of Emotion Made Condemned Man When His Father Visits Him for His L Good Bye. Yalleyfiel Me D nald, Mirch check for was hanged Grorg contidence m this mor Adelard Ariver He Bouchard went to his death without tarewell word from It wife, MeDonald, whoss tenc ame day Doris of de crime 1o life imprisonment. Ready ¥or Death Vulleyfield, ch George MeDonald, the nan, was calm and said ready for death carly to once yesterday did his composure k. That was wi he ¥e 1o his MeDonald, wept and finally separated by guards, The condemned man’s entir: ily had been here to visit {united for the first time the common grief at their son's fate His mother and sister had from Portland, Me. and with ther left last night for h0ping 1o arrange some reprieve Shouts Last Good-Bye | “I feel I have made my ! with man as well as with G condemned man shouted at tather they werc “iood- en last night he and after eating a inucd on Page had conie the last minui e 1he as sey hecame quite | composed (Cont BURGLAR IS CAUGHT Bridgeport’s Emergency Round up Who Makes Confessi h 23 B — The squad carly today Hudyeh, confessed b of br past few weks. Bridgeport, Mar emergeney police capture John Cleveland, Ohio, responsible for here during the Hudych was sized after he removed a pane of glass from ti loor of the tailor shop of Mainiero, on Fast teved and picked clothes. He wa lice were notific a chance to e, was imded by and he was arrests Hudyeh to the police, to the burglary of barber shop Wednesday night, o try of a dental office the 1 army recruiting office and jother Where supplics clothing were taken, a series w Main street up eard two L wo and betore the ten has conf i ficcord essod, aecordi laces, FOR SLAYING MAN Expiates His Crime on Cang- Aged St r-81d b in connection with the [ 40 was commuted Wednes- convieted | 1< was || ONlY | 4auld not go with us, but came over n he was about | of | to be | fam- | him, in years by Montreal, | v his rated, light Police | Cleveland Yegzgman Leonard en- suits of had building police men Average Daily Circulation For swren 170 19,102 ‘uuo) ‘P-"’JI‘WH 1aq 3apy IS nau.muuu_, NEW vy e UT, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 19282, —FORTY'SIX PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS : Death Ends Career Of Noted Democrat 'MERIDEN MAN HAS DAY ON STAND IN BIG OIL SCANDAL jMerrm Baldwin, Former Gonli- dant of Sinclair, Tells of Loan Made to Fall MANY PROMINENT MEN VISITORS T0 OFFICE H Tells Of Sceeing Hays and Stewart With Sinclair—says Archie Roose velt. Whose Job Was Vague, Had | a Few High Balls Which May | Have Accounted For Testi- mouy In 1924 Ahout $38.000 Check | (A —The | “loan’ A330CIATED Patss (GHARRIS A EwinG) SEN. W, N, PERRIS to Fall's . 2« PNEUMONIA FATAL TO " SENATOR FROM MICH. Washing March 23 bond 1ade prior which | Albert B. ! to i with Sinelair d oday the senate e vhich a Baldwin Is Called merger Bald of Meriden, Cc vonfidential employe o 3 R i ¥ = ar, toltthe committee that | W, N, Ferris, Veteran 75 while he could give no information o ubout the Continental Trading Con Year Old Politician, Dies pany bonds which Sinclair received in Washington Merritt ormer tive Ty knew Sinclair wanted Fall an outside attorney” and part 1y to make the trip to Rus where Sinclair was king oil con- 2ssions from the soviet government. Fall Needed Money T think Col. J. W. Zevely was {asked to procure the s s of Sei- r Fall, as Mr. Sinclair felt he w t man for the job.” Baldwin I think Senator Fall wired Zevely that he could not go was planning a deal in New Me ico and could not go until that wa onsummated. He also said he eded @ lot of money and Sinclair aned him money. nator Fall - Wasiiineton, March N. I 6:15 o tor Woodbridg dicd her monia. Mieni- Exered veteran o s succumbed | Litele which b 1o more than a week's a vy illness ld he could not It had be to Battle n with shak planned to tuke as late or him 1S last K- if his condition did not im- prove, That eveni however, ! later.” began to break rapidly | BEan The witness sald Tie Jeft in May aduat a | pnennionia md 1 ! wit's Sinclair and the bond paymedt prolong Crovk Diplo i pils seioin of physicia proved w0 Junios Fall go to Russia?" il A4 Senator W s sir, to Moscow,” plied. Schon Witt, Woodbride: teacher, shatie republicantsm of Michigan reame @ normal £ half o millor to the United He battered down tradition of the Wolveri Bald He Went To Russi “Thav's strange, my recolle the testimony I Pall did not get furthe don,” Walsh observed. Ait e diplom votes that sl . States st o sacred (Mflnnv 1 on Page FALL ON FLOOR KILLS i PHILIP A. SEIBERT, 67 . = .- 28) elected to the Mi t from id resider At w ress fron won the senate sen . Townsend by a n 1 ot “gand Fer rins state's executive ris two te year when thin, with e that flashe Carpenter Slips and Frac- tures Skull at Dairy . | Plant poitiician | a bundie | [the ranks of in the base|cause of his o1 fell on the slip- | ciples than of Scibert | party mi noon | spar of nery femoer thusi of his ki pery con »or the yesterday meh, Philip A 1S old, of 437 Park stree lock last night at the nerab hospital whers | lately atter th 67 years old standing fellow employe, Dairy company wrtly after Bert. S0 pictiresy s0 popular nm with Charles Mr, tim w ceident and whe turned bert Iying on his Roman. f cause of |t termined ot facing the vie-| o rst time political « was the d Alaha Roma 5 mocratic th happened. | o saw Mr. Sei- | the floor | the or governor— he wkoon 1 to Beriin yeurs. While d the Berlin ind hie when . Stinson, Haldeman art (m on Lnng F lzghl (Continued on Page Clgantlc Flymg Boat Which will - Accommodate 50 one | Built for Germany to U. S. Route[ Passengers Being - phi machine man and ' Craft Has Wing Span of 158 Feet, Weight of 14 Ton With 12 Motors and a Dozen Propellers— Built Along Entirely New Lines. Lo are 4 capac which 1 United ion, March 23 fiving hoat cver of wr) built— passengers used in atest v De a Germany now Gen, tates s Brig, P R British Air les today interview., T tion at e now is under the pany on th stance es sald new air monster compiny Kevp gis the plans Pl ver, i learned, other 1) is cons German Dornier Rwisx side o1 com h vailable ry eftort of the seeret Groves that among 1 has the following spreific Wing span of | Fully loaded will weigh 44 I Twa tons monster engines The with and is under Con- approximately 159 THE WEATHI R Twelve liors, ity and prop: Passenger cap Dining room partments, will of sl dwarf all existing pves d th: flving bo new construction the big tirely involved an « phase of t a monoplane 1= not ver Tearned whe will commercial | w consist aircrs but it h SPRING FASHION The Herald today presents Fashion Edition, through which th ain introduce the season’s style niture, ete. ¢ season of mer formally ushered in tomorrow i»} merch and a careful perusal of in this issue of The Herald will be they present an exhaustive list of vl tars two p two ri vigator, (wo stewards will b flyir Groves s said it company prosent reation of eve It Terman York He also was understood | upon comiple craft, w lant n oA plans WALL STREET IN ANOTHER WILD UPHEAVAL AS BULLS SEND GENERAL MOTORS UF night Gain of 86 a Share Sends This Stock to New idio of wd b 32 T0BE fiRAI]UATEI] SHARP FIGHT BREWING - FROM EV Thursg Britain eve High 1iirman of ) G God of WOMAN IS SORRY SHE KNFED POLIGE GHIEF quitted Man Deni spok well as attractive price features for Saturday shopperr Awarded holarshlp At College in Penna. LACK OF INTEREST N BURRITT SHRINE SHELVES MOVEMENT Commiitee Apponted by Weld Drops Preservation of Home of “Learned Blacksmith" ARESTORATION PROJECT DIES NATURAL DEATH coupled With igh of 185 Early This Morning—Profit Taking ales Absorbed and Advance Continues. Exchange today, terest whic intag tap 13 mi opened car Extension of Strects Plan o Establish Sites for Junior High School, City Hall. Fire De- partment Headquarters and Po- FRED J. ZEHRER. lce FRED J. ZEHRER WINg | »-~ » e * COLLEGE SCHOLARSHP " W":I L N. B. H. S. Star Athlete Will Enter Franklin and Marshall o Staton at e th emhrac ot shares, Nt Cost o Ap- ho street I n 24 1y, the arned gotiations, showed early latter touching a t 91 \\ ird, /SIS committes to d- lic. yor ermine Hear- there is ommittee he Wit- | £ at | NS not suft ior High |through nonth, has received word | #d that no n (Potts) Miller that he | for the pre ited practically a tull [1dea will be at Franklin and Marsh- | natural death.” Councilm: at Lancaster, Pa. is retiring oftice next month. will make a trip to Penn- connection With this statement, next week to meet several | Mr. Cadwell t v outlined for the scholarship mchietes and will | first time an elaborate plan which the college next September. | bis committee entertained hopes of ! be a candidate for the foot- | pursuing in the nt that citywide interest was shown. rof { 5 % shown Memorial emblen o ¥ ition from e er will Le fron ING SCHOOL Be Held v Night as Ends gr ip allowed BETWEEN BANI]II]ATES Ald. Johnson ('()mpletes Faction Ticket Fourth Ward to 7 ises m sylvi ither onter He w in T, eve to extend East h to Washington bound traftic to highway and thereby s wil be awarded 52 rls and 2 Alderman J. have a pu- for com- Grustay Johns boys, full ticket in his 1 of continuation of work at | exercses the New | ning school a* the Central | Walter ool auditorium nest | gpoee Yy evenin at & o'clock. Committegman George Le- evening school Pwill make the primary Attorney ;:»; (c Nelson 10 of H of 15 having cutered the field as candidates for councilman, ugree B thall, pert Chesinut street and DHn el Dwight Page 18) s mmittee, tion. Nathan €, 4 Eddy-Glove coope the com- Amer- t flags to ihe Council rson, ar Dxamond Joe” \\'ill Have Biggest Funeral of All Wife Promi sor one e us foll Z01d is Lipka; Mendis un - Swee ize the class colors o luss ¢ . George J Alpert 3 i es i, \1‘“ Lou 8 erica Az ad Wi is ere- treasur- 1 Trinity street. While | Main street throug tes and predictions were and a halft mfle runner 9rr1 ation with the alderman, wh.‘.h('lp»(lcr dn, tekck s o 18 ilayed it £he A1INEL BoE 1 s fossnlegn ne last year in which Zehrer was | it Fred dacy today. He Cax Brothe Elow. i wonld be glad to have ipil at Contral Junior high school |street, inviting wes he would make his mark at | years. He was an is after a fourth ferm. 1 PRd gttention N of Conch \m.m !MuRnEREn AT PRA” RS into the primary contest with a f / ander the name of Thomp- [é Ay A Wi star. He expreased the opinion il He P football season, he | was grad- ¢ | the son of Mrs. Augusta | It was proposed was one of the school's outstand- [usc the new chool. At Senior High sc nnu). & xuard in basket- ling to conduct their campaign in {ball. T L who is o dentist in Philadelphis e R was drawn to Zehrer during a | made announce- 1 e 1 during the 19 him &t the Britain high school ; “Ollege. the iated past 15 v New colle Chicago, March fontana, 23 e at his John In prayers, was fron Mil r had to wait knecling *h and 1 with Zehrer. the Unive made a place fontball team, DROWNED IN RIVER Fell His Face—Body until he was | immediately | shot early today bullets § When Miller | the Lack. He second Ttalian of Pennsyl- | on an A1l | 10 fall before assassing’ [in 80 hours “The Dimle, | mond Joe slumped to the sidewalk near his home Wednesday uight with &S shotgun slugs in his body. Whether his death and thar of Infontana were police said they did Coming so closely together, a winister sequel of the oth are pur. suing a theory ying- were woven on tl . Infontana, w was found or in 1923 and law school in 1625, He pas: state bar examinations immedi- ipon his g practicing year q three ing is the program negotiat Edward 1 today by ctor James E. 1s was by Principal anunounced nization Dire past nation aw for and buliets with the been throee Candidate N M ex-service- thietic a valled Dia Senior High school orchestra Haposito, Our Fathers uth Southern M, Warrer meeting s organi vlans werd party 1 " building Sunny s Hartford Man Evidently in “lody Welcome While Washing o 1 on Page 13) hall ¢ one e Quickly Revoverad, P~ Abraham Governor street onnecticut river Us factory this morning. He yng ind went to the river, |y him apparently when they disappeared. recovered his I orward agains ¢ Y & frow Joseph D roomin moved 11 two ¥ prior s ago saw sl . quickly nnoun ma Assailant of Ac- BORAH'S FUND TOTAL Murder Intent — 5 this mornin g s mith ure, 1d Ali., March 23 ( Tyt Blake gets wel Nort Mrs. Mabel Mont sh wother or Miss s siic in b county juil . Miss Cecil ired Ay ing ™ Tubbs, womey rday ack on ) Police Agent Severely Beaten Up Visiting Store on Broad Street; Police Searching for Assailant Ilinots, Oscar vould commer 1 physicians g Face Battered, Nose Believed Broken, Joseph Pesski Is .. Unable to Give Coherent Account of What Oc- curred in Adam Okula’s Establishment, Where He Was Attacked. point « mpera Hospital at 1 yxicians said his iis mornin e for ward re torn oo offic er s suffering infl Thomy batters eding fr 1 bite, Josep! evidenee 1 ind ¢ ! that Pesski w ot on the laguor law ine en in Ad Hroad stre to L larc dly EDITION its anuual Spring ¢ merchants of New les in women's and was b that he T \ The swollen, dly from Al had 1 < sorrow ut ind was ng he was arraigned for drunken that he would not vicide And not fur Genna whos one gra for b chandising will e S New Britain's live the advertisements well worth while as the latest styles as iheck Cabe on the ca I Detective ummon a phy Officor Mot found Sotive mond Jor wi a finer ket than either, Mrs. Ksposito saic ceause “he got used to the best o cverything in life, and he shall hav: 15 lit 1n denth.” Serg again beck and store und vl on Page de