New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1928, Page 2

DESIRE 0 BLOCK SECRETARY HODVER Remnants of Other Forces Buck Gommerce Head Kansas City, June 8 (A—The lin: of battle for the republican presi- dentfal nomination stood ¢! 3 fined today between Herbert Hoover and a determined group org: and piedged to d¢ Mobilized to 1ber’s progress toward the tion, i ed strength of i Lowden, Curtis, V the remnants of the Wi tion has fixed one immediz tive—the blocking of Hoover tion on an early hallot. With the forces thus organiz the strate, «d oppositior the means by vent Hoover sary 545 nom of these strat: the votes of while endeavoring to Hoover and #nough strength doubt. Hunt for Stan Analyzing Hoc support as his w position for a which that support might be Some of them h . name of Pres magnet that prove irresistil have &g awitc some 1o C; - on The allicd | theory as a T Coolidge as a pos convention and thus pr pede to the Ho Not a few of 1l ized that any cor est point, the feat Hoover but a candidates, but the was heard at alli that Coolidge would b A them than Hoover. Thiy co that declaration with ahead to November whe must choose het n dem rapublican. All these ac camp, which no command of Lo republican gubernatoriz of llinois, found the Hoover force still confident and clinging to their claim of at least 500 votes on the first ballot. The possibility Coolldge into the f in, produc tle peaction in the Hoover where it° was remarked ti whole campaign for the commer secretary has been ba conviction that the definitely elimin The Hoover forces c activities among tie del ing no &tone unturned to h vote already considered column and to as po These efforts ir a statement by James W. Gooc Hoover manager appealing for party harmony and pointing to the No- vember elections as a time when re- publicans must stand together, Both the Hoover and allicd groups in their mor: luded the are banking heay doubtful and po that Secretary Me trom Penneylvania. vania strength of 79 votes 15 looke At formal dinners Diamond Ginger Ale appears incognito —sans bottle and label long famous in Connecticut—only o be instantly recognized at the first sip by its distinctive Diamond flavor. On such occasions some prefer wine and some prefer ginger ales and some like both. 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He will be the marked man 2o in June as well as at Lurn in Scptember, when he Several of the most dramatic ri- valries of the sports world scem to have been broken up this year | Peun. Favorable, } cwed ’ PATH OF ROSES = in ¥ is to hm that both Drac ion et i i = | That betweea Big Bill Tilden and defends the amateur title. s toak, toover boosters contend | MIAIEWEIGht CHAMpion f0 Me8E| it Tin - Sohnston in tennin was t a number of the keystoners are A 2 | definitely ended by the retirement PREVENT ASSASSINATION tavorable to the commerce secre- H“dkms and Lomskl |of the little Californian it not be-| Tokyo, June § UP—Alert membere 1 will excrt all possible fore. Likewise the retirement of of his bodyguard today frustrafed Boy lon to swing him Jack Dempsey breaks up his lucra- an attempt to assassinate Baron | New York, June 8 (P—Mickey | live heavyweight partnership with | Glichi Tanaka, premier of Japan, in expect the | Walker, in many respects the most | Gene Tunney after two big business the Uyeno railway etation. The ¥ 1 to EiVe 1ts | remarkable fighter the modern ring | €h8agements that involved around assassin dressed in the clothes of a for the | hag known, is picking no soft or | $4.500,000. | laborer 4 to stab him with a ballot a gentle ring occupation in hooking There will be a few thrills left, ger. He was armested. Baron © 4 POssi- | fights with Ace Hudkins at Chicago, | N=Vertheless, and not the lcast of | Tar was not hurt. complicalions | jyune 21, and Leo Lomski in New |'lem will be the opportunity for he premicr was en route to Ut vould pr. York, two weeks later. | Walter Hagen and Bobby Jones to sunomiva to attend a meeting of his S state’s vote The Nebraska wildcat and the | lake another fling at each othe ty, the Seiyvukai, SREn n s 0 to sin are just about as at Old Man Par in the national — n abortive attempt to assassinate Jaron Tanaka, in which an Ameri can woman was killed, ws made at Shanghai, China, March 2§, 1922 © Baron, who had recently re- as minister of war, was walk- ing down the gangplank of a ship open golf championship at Chicago later this month. Hagen, returning today fresh from his third triumph in the British open, can be counted on to make a great bid for the American honors he last won in 1919, Since he also sound. Two of the | est customers the ring has had | ome time. Hudkins is not as LEAGUE OPENING in | hard a hitter as the heavier Lomski ut Ace has a clawing, persistent | style that becomes more annoying | he cvening gets along. | as It Walker survives ih.se two en-| holds the P. G. A. title “The Haig” from Manila, when two Koreans []ATE P STP N counters triumphantly it will be ons | Would like nothing better than to fired at him. Mrs. W. J. Snyder of ) of the greatest feats of rough | make it a triple coronet for the Brabil, Ind, who was a few paces f ¢ | time being. behind him, was killed and four Jersey Irishman, a At the same time Jones will be persons were wounded. Baron Bad Wefl[her SleHESS flnd lfl' ger himself, will be a favorite o |Out 10 makc amends for his lapse at iaka was ot hit and the Kor- ] check Hudkins, but against the Oakment last June, when he finish- cans confessed that the shots were for eleventh, the worst!intended for him. SALE ed in a tie heavier Lomski his chances will be no better than even, if that. | juries Prompt Officials to Act Walker is the only champion of the class of 1922 who still sports a title toga. In fact, since the retire- ment of Jack Dempsey this year, he is the only one of the whole group still in active competition, a remark- able recerd in itself. Mickey held the (UP)—Unfa- ts unpre- all, next later welterweight championship six years ago, at a n ting yes- time that seems even more distant | @ proposal to| when it is recalled that Jimmy | until May 1, | Wilde was flyweight champion, | weather in May | Johnny Kilbane the featherweight | is in April and | king, Benny Leonard the lightweight : anywayv.” | ruler, Battling Siki the light heavy- | OWNErS are ex- :ight titleholder, and Dempsey the | to the April 18 monarch of all the maulers. | summer Walker lost the welter laurels In 1926 to Pete Latzo but before the | DRESSES that never | yvear was out he had taken the| °h sick- world's middleweight crown from | orted Tiger Flowers. He still holds it and | idemic | will defend it against another ex- welterweight when he meets Hud- s with | ki . ted on| Mickey has gone up and down the | scale, fighting anything from welters many In- | 1o light heavies in the past half dozen years, He outpointe Mike | | McTigue when the veteran Irishman | was the world's light heavyweight | mpion in 1925. Later the same | r, however, Walker took one of | worst beatings of his career at| hands of Harry Greb when he | tried to wrest the middleweight title frem the Pittsburgh windmill, Many eritics considered that Greb 100k 4 lot of the fire out of Walker's fighting equipment in that fight even r should de- TING COUNTY BAR M A the Hartford County {if he couldn't disturb the Irishman’'s Bar will be held on June 15, at the | bulldog spirit. The forthcoming | County build Hartford, 9:45 ts with Hudkins and Lomski will | to pass resolutions ory 15t Mickey's present qualifications death of George H. Gilman. to stay at the top. 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Mrs. Josepha nounced the signs favorable did | Whitney is being assisted by a large Marshal Chang take up his resi- | committee. Those going from this dence in the presidential palace in | city may take the trolley from the June 1927. On the advice of “Great | New Haven Green marked Double Benevolence” he assumed office a8 | Beach or Branford. a purely military dictator, rejecting proposais to make him president. It was said that Chang's decision as to whether he would remain in CHANG MAY HEED THE SOOTHSAYERS Believes Strongly in Heavenly Signs in Human Alfairs (#—Soothsayers Peking, June § | probably played a part in the deci- Ision of Marshal Chang Tso-Lin to! abandon Peking to the national Pekinug or retire to his former base Chang retains much of the {at Mukden would depend as much cient Chinese belief in the powers of | on the findings of the soothsayers Heavenly signs to direct human af- | as on the pressure of the national- faits. Members of his entourage | ist armies and many think it did. d two astrologers gained an influ- | |Squadron of Jap Planes Has Arrived at Peking Peking, June 8 (#—A squadron of {Japanese airplanes arrived here vesterday. They landed on the east plaza adjacent to the legation quar- ter which was leveled off recently \ence over him that recalled the | Apmual State Field Day for use as an airdrome. The planes power of their prototypes in the ) Sy , |will be used to maintain communi- | camps of the Greeks before Troy, Of Democratic Women | cation with Tientsin. whose divinations were recorded in| The Connegticut Federation of | detail by Hom { Democratic Weémen will hold its an- | One of _ the Chinese astrologers | nual field day at Double Beach, | goes undef the professional name of | near Branford, tomorrow from 1 to reat Benevolence.” He is a 77- [6 o'clock vear Buddhist monk from Hunan| Miss Ida M. Tarbell the noted province. 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