New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1928, Page 12

THINK SMITH WILL DEFEAT MEREDITH Has Even Ghance t0 Carry Towa's Delegates K its cho < delegation ution trom ' charging the f roSays Je~us Was Not Smith, theory 1t was the ¢ 'unChri Houston t prove r Danicl F. Banchery, eorruption in the Washington ad- " in various invest s, listing Fall, Daug objects of his attack. ndnuy Scored o th Harry Doheny alm were senator’s criticism. The!r record,” Senator 4. “is blacker than the corrup-/| Stock l|0n! of Grant's administration or the scandals of and following the Spanish war. We do not charge the rank and file of the republican | party with being dishonest or patriotic. We know such a charge would be untrue. 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Our professional lives run along cutirely different lines and since my admiration for my wife is sincere T can only abide by her de- B ! that the incompatibility of our © now is bad for her and her and for myself. m devoling myself fo my chesen career of writing, here in New York, and T can only hope that I will find in this work happinces and sucecss that will compensate me | for my aceeptance of my wife's de- cision to divorce me.” Seven Drowned When Boat Turns Over in River Savannah, Tenn.. April 19 (- Seven employes of a contraeling company of Birmingham, Ala., in cluding B. M. Sloap. superintenden of construction, a Canadian, engag~ in building a highway bridge acro the Tennessee river here, wer owned late yesterday when o all boat in which t t across the river was submerz: by waves. The disaster occurro about 50 fect off shore when wiav: s whipped by a streng northwest win: swamped the boat. Sloap had heen living in Albany where his widow and thres ildren now arc. 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