New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1928, Page 3

| THIRD WARD CLUB { HAS TWO LEADERS “Regulars”Re-elect Bartlett and Allee Re-elects Himself In spite of the fact that the Third Ward Republican club met last night for the express purpose of clearing up the dispute over who the officers of the organization are, there are still two claimants to the presidency. Councilman Donald L. Bartlett was elected presidert at a meeting held at § o'clock, the following be- ing named to serve with him: Logan E. Page, vice-president: D. M. Shep- ard, treasurer; Clesson W. Parker, secretary. | Strolling into the meeting room | goon after the meeting had adjourn- ed, J. B. Allee, who claims the presi- dency, secretaryship, treasurership, and all places on the executive com- mittee, expressed surprise that an “attempt’ had been made to con- duct a mecting for the election of officers. Pulling up a chair, he promptly called a solo meeting of | his one-man executive committee, declared himself the legally elected | president, criticized the methods used in calling the earlier meeting. endorsed his own administration, and then adjourned the meeting. Allee Makes Speech The formal making and entering of motions was halted during the | exccutive committee meeting to ad- | dress a dozen or more men sitting| in the headquarters It 15 a pleasure to be present this evening and meet some of the en rolled voters of the third ward, Allee bezan. “I wish to thank the, voters of the,ward for their tacit| or expressed approval of the con- | duct of the affairs of the Third| 4 Republican &lub by the pres-| ent administration since the last an- nual clection on August 25 last. Some gentlemen were reported in | the local press to have been elect- €d withont public notice on August | 15th, a week beforé the date fixed for the annual election by the offi- cial published notice If any of them are responsible for the advertised call for this meet- | an ‘annual’ meetinz, 1 wish nt out that ohviously the call ute jrregular. invalid | ‘Everyone knows that a call for| a club clection must, in prder to be| valid, be issued by the duly elected | officrs of the club. As the so-cail ed clection on Augnst 18 was held | without due publie notice, the gen-| tlemen then selected are not officers | of this club “If the positfon they took in Aug- ing t P ust be correct, then obviously no notice was necessary for this meet- ing b ot Elventtortibe| then | “Tf motice meeting tonight was necessary, | they concede the jnvalidity of their| icd election, and concede by | jon that 1 was duly .rxv:rvedi on August 25 Further, this bemg | conceded, they have no power to change the date of the annual meet- ing. which has been attempted in connection with this meeting .“The present’ administration will, therefore, continue to function Minutes of Allee “Meeting” | Minutes of the executive commit- | tee, presided over by Mr. Allee, and | kept by the president in his capacity as secretary, note: “The president stated that the meeting -was called | for the purpose of considering the situation resulting from the so-call- ed annual election of the club this £0-c2 implic evening + ‘The president saif he was in- formed when he arrived in the meet- ing room at 8:15 o'clock that an election had been held and that the meeting had adjourned. He said he 4 the 11 members present ssing his pleasure at meeting Mme of the voters of the ward, thanked them and the other voters of the ward for their tacit approval of the conduct of the affairs of the club by the present administration. | He pointed out that as the call for the meeting was irregular, not hav- ing been issued by duly elected offi- cers of the club, the election was in- vahd and the present administra- tion of the club would continue to tunction. “The following resolutions thereupon unanimously adopted “Resolved, that in the interests of the 2.200 enrolled republicans of the third ward, the present administra- tion of the club, duly elected on August 25th last, continue to func- were heavie piece lines ¢ On Thursday Miss Ferris fittings. | for the that of 60,000+ PLAGUED BY Quality - Service - Yalue - A “Margarette” With Genuine Kendrick Elastic for the Heavier Women It is no longer possible for the corseted in anything but the one- other type. will be at our corsetry department for consultation and tion in the conduct of the affairs of the club. “The meeting was then declared open for discussion on the part of persons present in the room. There being no comment offered, the meet- | ing then adjourned.” CARMI THONPSON | HAS QUIT RACE Withdraws in Ohio Campaign to‘ Fill Willis' Seat Cleveland, O, June 26 P—For | the sake of party harmony and untiy in Ohio, Carmi A. Thompson last night withdrew from the race republican nomination for United States senator to fill the un- expired term of the late Fank B Willis. Mr. Thompson's action serves to bridge the gap cast the Ohio party | ranks asunder in the bitter April presidential primary battle between | the supporters of the late Mr. Willis and Herbert Hoover, the republican presidential nominee. | Defeated in the scramble for con- vention delegates Mr. Thompson Who managed the Willis campaign last April, recently decided to carry the fight into the August primary by opposing Congressman Theodors E. Burton for the senatorial nom ination. It was Congressman Bur ton who thrust the name of Hoover into the presidential race against Ohio's “favorite son." But the continuation of this strife would serve no useful purpose, Mr Thompson declared last night in a ment withdrawing his candid- acy. On the other hand he said that | it might endanger party victory m' November | King Alexander Asks For a New Cabinet Belzrale, Juzosiavia, June 26 (& Kinz Alexander, convineced that eui lchiliet. aontist culyss ace of the inflamed feeling in Croatia, today asked, first, Stefan Stefanovitch, and then the radies leader Stanoyeviteh, to form a new cabinet Roth failed, however, to compose the conflicting party differ- ences and were obliged to resign | their tasks It is now =upposed that the only solution is the formation of an emergency cabinet with an active general as premier as proposed last February by Stefan Raditch, wound- =d peasant leader. N.D. .(s;lres to Record l In Tuberculosis Work| Bismarck, N. 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