New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1928, Page 3

. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, by COOLIDGE STILL STAYS * {ho has neard more | FRANCE TODAY GOES ON - Rgfi.‘é&&%fifi ?INEII]"' QUIETLY IN GOUNTRY‘::.:Z peris e n e WSS GOLD MONEY STANDARD He characterized as a “world rec- ord” the 9,113 divorces filed in Los ‘ahuus No Desire to Hustle Off 10 Angeles county in the past year. Franc on New Basis, is Valued at “Marriage is entered into too, ‘ | Office—Attends Church bt dln S 393 in American Financial Pl Each SWkS GOIItl'l)l of sufldfll’di B e ; Services Sunday. ael . 7 a civil contract.”” Judge Gates said. | Eachange Care should be taken in selection Paris, June 25 (# el | 0il in Indiana | superior, Wis. June 25 UP—Pres- | selection | Paris, June 25 (P —France today ‘l'!‘-nt Coolidge had no intention | of the person one marries.” was on a gold basis with the franc ' early today to change his present| ©It is high time we had a coursc having a legal value of 3.93 cents New York, June 25 P—A con-|mode of Guiet life in the country [in Marital Economics in high in American money. [ ) test between John D. Rockefeller, and come to his office in superior. [schools to teach the sacredness, the| Premier Poincare's lagislation for J Jr., and Robert W. Stewart for colu‘lnfllmnuns had heen given to mkc{u..m and the responsibilities of Stabilizing the currency was enacted trol of the Standard Oil Company of {cut to him fo Cedar lsland Lodge | marriage.” {by the senate 236 to 3 after the Indiana, the world’s largest refiners any important matters which the| A check revealed that 76 per cent | chamber of deputics had passed the of gasoline seemed in prospect to- morning il might bring. 107 the county's 9,113 divorce ac-|bill 430 to The measure was LU (i GHT FROM RACKEIFFE'S" — ALWAYS day. . | Yesterc he again attended | tions were brought by women. promulgated today in a special edi- A statement from Mr. Rockefeller | church at Brule listening, as he did | an increasing tendency to mame tion of the official journal. #aid he had not abandoned his re-|a weck ago, to John Taylor, its «other women” was shown. Return of France to the gold quest for Col. Stewart's resignation |blind lay preachier. Mrs. Coolidge!| Divorce brought about by “drink" basis leaves Spain the principal Eu- ] s chairman of the company’s board | was With him. Looking greatly im-|and by “prosperity” was also scen | Fopean country which has not of directors, and that he would take | proved in health, she stood after the | (o Le on the upgrade. stabilized its currency since the war. such steps as should appear prac- | services on the church steps by the | D e The other countrics which have not ticable. side of Mr. Coolidge, affording the | {yet come in line are Norway, Ru- Standard of Indiana arc about 15 her. Wearing a heavy overcoat | | | The French stabilization was on ° per cent of the $250,785,153 capital | throughout the service, Mr. Coolidge | the basis of 6312 milligrams of gold, stock. There ,000 stockhold- {sat with his chin in his hand gazing Holbrook Blinn Succumbs to ¥n- 9-10ths fine to the franc. ers. Col. Stewart's holdings are at the blind preacher. | While theoretically one now can | large, but far from a majority. | In the congregation were Gov.| juries Received When He Was change the worn little paper notes { 'he st el sublished | Christiansen of Minnesota, who had n o N for bright new gold and silvered r;:o‘rtis 1;:‘[:[""‘.]“;]”;“]“)"L;'g[:i;‘f‘ 1‘; e over from Duluth, and Mrs,| Thrown From Horse on June 0. ooinc it will be many months be- senior and junior, were selling their | Irvine Lenroot. wife of the former | (roton-on-Hudson, N. Y., Junc fore the man in the street finds are holdings in the Indiana company. Schator from Wisconsin. | (UP)—Holbrook Tlinn, prominent NiMself recciving and dealing out | Not one share of the stock has| Affer the service Mr. Coolidge jctor, died at his home here last|Nard money. 1t will take time to been sold” it said, “nor has the SPent the afternoon quietly. enioy-|pight from injuries received when | Mint the coins and France will take o - ' question of its sale been consider- [iNg the sun which, almost for the ho was thrown from his horse June|No chance of a run on the bank i § ed.” {first time since he came to Cedar|q, until recently restored confidence fn With reference to the request of | ISland Lodge, shone warm and The accident was not considered |'he currency becomes a well-rooted 35 Mr. Rockefellr on April 27 that bright | serious and Blinn was reported re "’-;j‘ ; ; ) ‘ ' Col. Stewart “make good the prom- T————— covering when sertic poisoning set casants of rance who are fa- 4 c . e ¥ | it He had been unconscious, MOUS for their *woslen sock’ storage b EARS ° fse you voluntarily gave me some | SENAT RGOOD]NG DIES d s E weeks ago that you would resign at | several hours before his death | of coins, will not be trusted with a my request,” Mr. Rockefeller's state- | | Alsraduate of leland Siantora)| ChRNGSe MES ewevE0 much (L the o ment said: | | University, Blinn went on the stage 1'° 5 o s : SERVICE : “Mr. 'Rockefeller, Jr's position | Death Terminates Ris Second Term || ni0ieio B0 W 08 ThE SEY eredit will be endangered. They will SERVICE 7 4 = oility of | 3 Tt Syl he be given silver coins gradually and . " wih roference fo the deeirability of | a. Congressional Members From @nd gained prominenco both on the [ EIVE S <7 coins graiuaily and TO @ chage in the leadership of the legitimate stage and the movies. | [NeT¢ Wl be enough of these ANt G - Standard Oil Company of Indiana| State of Idaho. Mie most famous part wes| In tne|Piace the “amall bank wotes eome MANUFACTURERS has not changed. That position was g “Bad Man" and his latest play wasPIetely by the end of 1932. Gol clearly indicated in his letter to Col. | Gooding, ldaho, June 25 the Thing.” ol areenct fe he init dnio colnens lation until the step appears to be Iwise. Gold, however, will he avail- BLAZE NEW AIR TRAIL 2o 0% S 2 Mnntamons, ™A FAMOUS Stewart calilng upon him to make | Death terminated the o good his proimse to resign w n:“‘lum of Senator Frank R. Gooding, | asked and in the statement which |of Idaho | accompanied the publication of the | lluI mm(-vx' ;~ lican senato! I etter. While no reply from Col.|from Idaho died yesterday at the | e — g L’“ t has lvtor-n ],Q ived, Mr, home of his daughter in the little | Mexican Fliers Successful in Making | GEN. SWINEHART DROWNED tockefeller has becn taking and will | town he founded and which bears | Tokvo. June 25 (P —General D. E. nue to take such steps in this | his name. He came here to rest| Flight From Canada to Their | \nmvlh-:' ”. X rm"l‘;l Av'\!!eru:m cr as appear practicable, atter un operation, the forepart of | = y adviser to the < northern Chinese b )l\rvl ':‘.“',‘KQ, .OI,- ‘-’L.lv“,\-,‘ warts | this mo He had not been in the| O™ Capital City. dictator, Chang Tso-Lin, was drown- resignation was made three days | Pest of health since eontracting in- | Aesico City, June 25 P-Two | ©1 10day at Kamakura \\V‘le swim- after he had contradicted earlier tes- | fuenza at Washington last Decem- oyiean fliers have blazed another !IN& His home was thought to ) B | 8 ave formerly hee C rado. timony before the senate investi b Death wae attributed 1o can- | air trail—from Canada to Mesico | N&YC fermerly been in Colorado, cor of the intestin | General Swinehart had heen vis- ing commitice, and had acknowls City s : | €d receipt in trust of .000 in | Senator Gooding started his politi- | joaquin Pachero and Iritz Bicler | [\IE TCkvo for the last month sup- bonds, one-fourth the profit of ihe |cal carcer as governor of 1daho dur- ' pag hoped to make a non-stop “"“',‘l,l‘ DHSEOIn e iEsI0n oK € adld Continental Trading Company oil |[In® the turbulent days when “Big | flight frem Windsor, Ont, Lack of | 11° Nad cxpected to return to Muk- Qcal Bill" Haywood was on trial charged | fucl, however. forced them down at | ¢M Manchuria, tomorrow. 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