New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1928, Page 3

TEXAS PARTIES T0 CONVENE TUESDAY Smith aod Hoover Factions Claim Strength £ Tox. May 21 P Mobiliza tion of the various Tesas democrance | and republican tactions for state conveptions tomorrow. finds s porters of Governor Alfred k. Smith ©f New York and Seerctary of Com- meree Herbert Hoover, clauming poweriul alignments, The democrats semblod at Beaumont today for pre-convention sessions, Three gronps sought con trol of the 40 Tixas voters it th Houston convention. The hirwony rats are led by Governor Tan v, advecate o dry plank and delezates instructed favor w dAvy candidote for presides opposed to instr hdidate i stvled “constite * zroup known As “hone-drys” fwvors a probibinon plank and instruction wzainst Goi- nor Smith. A few county deli- s curry instructions for the Now York governor. While Moody has deelurcd Lis op- position to Governor Smith. he said he would support the e nominaicd at Houston, whoeycr 11 might be Arvival of the republican d.l for their convention Tierc ! Yloover faction claiming 90 cont of the county vot s Tuvoring #n uninstructed do Jisputed his estimate, Texd votes at the republican nat convention, FRANK T. JOHNS OF OREGON DROWNED Loses Life Trying to Rescue Boy From Raging Stream Bond, O May 21 P Frank T. Johns of Portland. Ore., socialist Tabor ¢ te for president in 1024, was drowned here vestord, in u ovain attempt 1o s from a sim fate The vouth. Jack Thodes, 12 v ol son of Mr. and Mrs J. . Rhodws ©f Bend, was fishing from a brid over thg Deschutes river when Iy loxi his balance and fell into the switt stream, Johne. who was on lis way to address a political m ing in a park along the river, the boy being swept downs: &nd plunged in gfter him. Johns reached the boy 23 vards from zhore and managed to tow Bim to within 10 feet of the bank There the rescuer became exhausted. He made a desperate attempt to push the hoy ashore and fn the effort both went down fs the strongest associ- Every customer of the ation of its kind in the New Britain National world, the combined Bank shares in the Resources of its mem- protection and in the ber NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1928, Vv = 2 | socialist-labor ticket. He had lived siown her in Hartford, being lin Portlund alout ninc years and E L in scveral was @ member of the earpenters C t I city e union there. He had been active in ma v will take place 0 Junc politics for several y e e e, doints”™ Open Alter . m, s veowma = 1Stan He owa born in Sunbury t n tion of the February 25 1ssy A Ginbten i . 4 o1 . Kentueky. {the public schools re. His tan = Johiis 't of COLLEGE TITLES fond's Speed and Brawn Out 7+ (0 Win Eastern Laurels sovialist-l Vaihig o e O G e \,,.,‘Bulldog to Be Taken Up o win etk LD s ey e trone, Thy d For Ride in Airplane ! pominated for i ¢ o v ; 4 B 2 \TaH6A) Slates in ihe Soli: & Je sl ang | 10uT-mo ol | conveutio : . |thoroushibred kn 1o restore her hearin Hoping the sever NNEs suecess- Siner his griein chool he had heen i tul caperinent with bumans will wve a like oficet on Peggy, consent I ven to allow the chunky nosc dive from v altitudes m an | of Count- i v oof Peggy . Jr. recently shipped the - {young female to Dr. J. C. Hassall, of mowoe, Wis.. a 3 10d when she failed owir Four Killed in Auto ks to Teed her masters | 2 L : i N : was found to he the only Accidents in Bay State ;' ] e on) GUC of i litter of seven pups 10 ex- on, May 21 (UIM=--Four p - t efeet .\‘y‘ n nio \\ dents in Ma s Ty froms Out the First Ball |, Stwich, Scotland. May 21 P | mer Californian This was 11 1 vious week and ¢ he correspondin now living in England. drove out tin st ball in the British amateur goif championship today. He was paired i ' Vith James D. Dewar of Edinburgh. | gy ‘F l John MeHugh of California whose |, ON POLICE BLOTTLR e L0 \ iR opponent in the first round, Silas { point ham o cor Red m Cornell has & collection {ef talent loomed as formidably in tallying prospcets as Stan- ford's outfit, =i As Soon As the Fire Goes Out 5. Serernes, Penn State ross Pennsylvania. Columbia and York unviersily hayve When you let the fires go out for the summer, be Telephones Fudger Berard complained t »\w\'!Yr\n 3 v.\'- u-'\';»r‘.n withdrew. was |« o sz (IF MEMORIAL fron thors hecore. e Fiamplonshiy | or 0, TOUT €1 talenied perform ure to clean out all the flues and pipes. Sanding — Main St Offfee with an Washin American living in Paris. had a first || < e s e L I[s Sold]er D&’id round bye and will not play until |"' A report was made ! : o4 Kelly by telephor v othat = s an swtomotilc v b 0 o ot Ao iy 21wt o Wheole Villages Wiped v oGold il n ereant 0'Mara inv d. i cha ‘ worial by | Out by Bad Earthquakes | v e N g 65, S ad held | Tima. Pern. May 21 ®r—pntire | M A water pipe . The exercises will, | Bative villages have boen destrayed | N4 street opposite the Corbin garag sual, be held in the parish house ! by successive carthquakes in the |haM bout 11 o'clock yesterday torenoon of the Newington Cor ational | ¢ ca department and with a [SPUC An automobile owned i 1l AZbill of Essex Country eluh, | array an eastern team b1 success not only at I'o { r Neither has heen beaten it in the “nt | so fa Pprospects are for a great Is in Philadely E between the Blue and ampionship Columbia wson on the picturesque Thames river June in their anpual four mile 17 L teners 1 Panie in Tokio When Tremors Are Recorded Tokyo, May 21 (P—FPersons were panic from 1heir homes at k this morning when a rocked Tokve. cracked and clocks us damage and no reported, h ; Pcc\‘)‘“‘\ Ly Masons Supplies © MainSt. Office Entrance Strand Theatre e Bolas ‘ com- all summer will give the dust a chance to colleet 3266 with ril ern Cali- a may f nest moisture and start rusting. Clean out everything Yard Office for team hoy as a matter -and fill your bins with dependable Citizen's Coal 2798 e to an ex-| Some idea of may he gained from this list of conspicuous championship pros- jump-—HBob King. Sanford, Tom Maynard. Dartmouth, pions of 1226 and 1927 re- ively. “fand the police notified James Lynch reli. where Attorney John .| heavy toll of lives. &aid fragmentury Shot-put ——FEric Krenz, Stanford i 1 {ane mee delnian ioargetoan of the water department Blackall of Hurts give the adviees reaching the zovernment to. |41 Dace Adelman, Georgot Jacob Sicklicl ut i address, according 1o an an- | day over partly restored telograph | Broad-iumn—Al Bates, FPonn | United Milk Co. ¢ - notnerme w e Welles, Plans lines, BIEARY ¥ that one of his drivers left : 1ve the sehool The tremors bogan last Monday auart of milk at 28 Prospeet stroct | children at (he Center morning and lasted until Wednes at 2:59 sterday morning and some- school ar from there, to march to day. one replaced it with a bottle of 1t parish house, at 9:30 a. m, The Jaen. a village near the Ecuader sour milk school children will place flowcrs on | frontier, was destroyed. 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