New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1928, Page 10

= e— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1928 T | © Japanese 1 an agreement |steady fire upon the Japanese. , o lon of Tsinan, but later word |trated in the Japanese consulate nnd Watch Their Heads Passes lcllmlhugen Bill by, TR“UBLE IN ”"NA Yote of 204-124 Ceniizus Washington, May 4 (P—1 Nary-Haugen farm relief b entered the last lap of i Journey to the White Hous For the second consecuti the measure, with equalization fee for crop tion, was approve house. The vote v The bill now must senate for a =m or differs 3 10 be ir dent Coolidge then will pass again upon a farm reli containing a privision which 1 ed him to veto last year's | disapproval which coming. ago approved t 1wo-thirds Final action by night cussion dur effect of the presidenti was referred times also touchs dential aspirations Lowden, of Illincis, and Vice Dresi- dent Dawes, The vote came after frantic but unstceessful offorts had been made Iy opponents of the cqualization fee ‘0 eliminate that provision, t tle continuing with unabated to he very last. The vote in pasage lines split asunder with sinan and to the Japanc nd party tior i, | This offer {he. Japanese cans, 100 democrats, two farmer- | V11N the expl labor members and one socialist Suppress the oining in support of the bill, while % republicans, and 53 democrats lined up Im opposition. Immediately bhefore this the hoyse had rejected hy a vote of 180} to 146 a metion hy Represc@iative Aswell, of Louisiana, ranking demo crat on the house agriculture com- mittee which drafted the measure 1o pass the bill as framed with the elimination of the equaliza- | tion fee machinery, Aswell, long an opponent of the fee provision, two days ago canght the farm bloc unawares and sue ceeded fn having the house express | Tapanede its disapproval of the fee by a vote COMmMAnNder A A D of 141 to 120. |General Chianz & mman- This unexpected reverse, hawever, fder-in-chies spurred the farm camp to greater | CCcupicd Teinan on Mav | 11 | decline ation that they rom other =our 48 Japs Slain Tokye. May 4 (Pr—Wit anese soldiers iy pital of government moved rapidly fod deal with a cerious situation The cabinst red in Tsinan TR except to order a | mixed brigade of about 2 )1- | {diers from Dairien, Manchuria, to | Tsingtao | Japancse Teinan sfates of the nationshsts who activity. Reforming its shattered Protecting § lines, this group got the whip hand Japanese troops at the outset of yesterdays proceed. | all fo o nk wall i ings and held it to the end. With nationa the city. 1t was as-| the exception of changes approved |sumed therefore, that ihe American by Chairman Haugen, of the agricul. \who had remamed 1 were g4l ture committee and te-author of the |and the British and hill, a1l amendments were turned dents who went to Teingt At down. |inside the profected arca. The Jaf |anese commander order would he Six Japanese officera were inelid- ed amonz the 45 members of the roown American resi hopetul that CHILDREN GET $1,000,000 Cincinnati, Ohis, May 3.—f\—B H. Kroger. 68, former president of | the Ki ) v and Baking |Japanese expe company, owed $1,000,000 | Were killed upon each of his six children [No estimate was available In confirming the report of the ' Clincse &ifts tonight Mr. Kroger faid he would rather give his children the | money while he was alive rather | than have a larger cum thrust upon them on hir death, INJURED IN GYM AT H. &. Raymond Horwitz, 15, brother of Deputy Sheriff Martin Horwitz, ir home with a broken hone in the right leg as a result of an accident while playing handball in the High school gymnasium yesterday after- noen. restored soon who of the were helieved to be heaty Civilians Are Massacred The Japanese civilians were stated to have heen massacred to the east of the city Japan sent a Shantung Nationalicts drove -the northern armies from the capital. 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Hm\_\ heard to the north and st of the area, and prior to the clash the Chinese looted many parts e reports said residents of the fighting The Chinese 10 be = 1 No Report Reccived Peking. May 4 P—The can legation this mornir ceived no report from the Lo member e elected Amerl- Achicvement organiz direction of M T. Squire. the Americans an had taken re protecting cordon of SUSPEGTED AS GUNMAN Ry Providence Man Believed to be One R ¥ claimed 1 Who Exchanged Shots With . a4 S6 men 1ion soldiers « o inal band who had troops Policeman S Bien el ou b Two girls made outfit for a doll in from Tsin- yesterday : through cral melee | fred R. Ridings, 27, many eved to be one of a trio who es- d civil- | hanged shots with TPawtucket po- | i cket, R. T.. May 4. —(P—Al- ire ar of Providence, | . which' there e 2 oth of ol PITTSBURGH EXPLOSION 2 for.a sfolen gh, May 4 (UP)—An ex aring in dis- | oty ot fhs oren| Duquesne 1 con- r here. 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