New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1928, Page 15

" FOUR POWERS FACE | CAMPAIGN COMPLICATED ( OERIOUS WRANGLE, ez s . T T I For Thls Week-End o o | Sacco-Vanzetti case probably will be Mancmma in Row |injected into an already complicat- ed election campaign was seen today [m the announcement that the so- London, Aug. 17 (UP)—Revival of | clalist party of Massachusetts had an ancient border dispute in a re- | Nominated tor governor, Mrs. Mary mote region to the northeast of | Ponovan Hapgood of North Brook- China threatened today to involve | field: China, Japan, soviet Mongolia and| Mrs Hapgood, formerly an in- Manchuria before it is settled. | Spector of state department of labor The trouble is on the border be. | industries, ~becams prominently tween inner Mongolia and Man- | identified with the Sacco-Vanzetti %2 oo Extra Special Values On Sale Friday Evening and All Day Saturday A MESSAGE OF REAL INTEREST AN EARLY SHOWING AND OPENING SALE ) Women’s o = I ° o churia, where the semi-independent | 2€itation last year in the course of ol as one ose pR state of Barga (also called Barukh | Which she met —and later married w or Barkhut) lies Powers Hapgood, a Harvard gradu- | i : A dispatch sald Mongolia had de- | 2t¢ ; 0 All pure thread silk in a full range of new colors. Slight clared war on Barga because the na- | BOth were arrested several times | |fy \ % tive ruler, Prince Guifu, had refused | I this state and later together in the | 35 a Mongolian ultimatum demandmg‘l'cnns;l\anm coal (1::1&5 where they a union of the two states. ‘('hillfll’\loned the rights of miners Barga is inhabited by Nomad against local authorities, Hapgood tribes. It Hes between the Mon- |2nnounced he would take the stump golian grazing grounds and the cql. | {OF his wife in the coming campaign. tivated Manchurian lands of Chjness| Other nominees of the socialist immigrants from Chinti and Shan, | PAILY, 4ccording to certificates filed el With Secretary of State Cook, were: A dispatch to the Morning Post | Licutenant ~Governor Walter & from Harbin sald a strong. astaeh. | Hutchins, Brookline: treasurer, Al ment of red Mongol cavalry, trained | Pt Sprague = Coolidge, Pittsficld; |} by the white Russians whén outer | 2Uditor, David A. - Eisenburg, Dor- | Mongolia asserted its Independence | Chester: attorney general, —John [a of China and hacame sovetised. g | Weaver Sherman, Boston and U. 8. | {§ crossed the border towards Man- senator, Alfred Baker Lewis, Cam- | ; LS bridge. {{']‘ A United Press dispatch from | M Harbin said the Mongol cavairy had | Y occupied the Chinese eastern rail- | | o way betwcen Barim and Unur, m destroying tracks, severing telegraph lines and halting transsiberian ex- | B[TTER NI]WADAYS S presses. 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The western [ child will be named Italia in honor . 63 3 o . ’ louds had mot arrived to obscare | of the polar exploit of the airship. Special at .... C} ATHALF Worth Twice That Price ke iainns rars The ceremony will be performed PRICE ..} assaies C — The Plaintield cooperative observ- |soon in. 8t. Petronia cathedral, with - ory described the rainbow as quite | Podesta Deputy Leandro Arpinati usual.” acting as godfather,