New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1928, Page 5

= TRAIN PASSENGERS * Robs Oboarvation Car Occupants 08 Nichigan Central traln was roaring toward Ho 8red one wild shot at a brake- man who walked into the observa. Hoa car while the robbery was in »i With about $250 in cash which he had taken from two pas- sengers, the negro ran to the front platform and leaped from the train, which was making 45 miles an hour. The robber climbed aboard when train, due in Chicago at 9:05 p. o, made & short stop at Michigan City. When the train was in motion he swung around and upward from his position under the trap door on the ebservation car, smashed the glass and crawled in. He swept the score of men and wemen passengers with his vevolver, and commanded them to give him thelr money and jewels. Robert A. MoCulloug! hicago, handed over $1%9-and I E. Colvin, head of the Motal Products company of Belding, Mich., gave the robber $80, Jowels ,Mrs. Colvin dropped her jewels to the floor, as did several other women, R, J. Owens of Detroit, brakeman, stepped In upon the robbery before he realized what was going on. The robber’ fired, the bullet striking the brakeman's head. The negro then ran’ to'the front of the car and leaped frem the train. GAN'T TELL OUTCOME IN NEWFOUNDLAND YOTING Flection Closely Fought In Canadian Province Between Premier and Liberals, 8t, John's, N, F., Oct. 30 UP— Early returns were mixed from yes- terday's general election and the bit- terly fgught campaign between Pre- . mier K, C, Alderidge, leader of the United Newfoundland party, and Sir Richard Squires, standard bearer of the Liberals. ' In five constituencies, the opposi- ? tion had captured three meats and the government two while the only Independent in those districts had been beaten but since there will be @ 40 members ein the new houme ex- perienced observers were unwilling to predict the eutcome until a larger number of districts had been report- «d. Beafs falling to the opposition wete, Belle Island, where Greene re- ceived 600 to 331 for Howley; Bay Roberts which gave Parsons 300 to 157 for Chaplin and Port de Grave, where 8mith with $00 won out against Cantwell, Independena, 353, And now yow can have o and Burt, government, 304. The geverament was victerious i St Johns West, where Bennott, 30 won from Ruby, 263, and Bt. John' East, which gave Tobin 100 to 90 for Devige. WHIYE SCORES 6. 0. P. IN LBTTER 70 CALIFORNIAN Says Republicans Run By “Property Mindod Devotees of Hamilton- ian Plutocracy™ New York, Oct, 30 UW—The demo- cratic national committee today made public a letter from Willlam Allen White to Horace Mann of Long Beach, Cal, written June 7, in which the! Kansas editor said that the republican party was being run by “temple pharisees” and that it was composed of “property minded devotees of a Hamiltonian pluto- eracy.” The letter, dated five days before the republican couvention, was in answer to an inquiry from Mann as to why White had not mentioned the name of 8epator George Norria of Nebraska in his list of prospec- tive republican candidates in a magazine article of a few days pre- vious. White in his letter said that “a soclally minded man like Norris is as remote as on2 of the Apostles” from the republican leaders. White is now electioneering for ‘Herkert Hoover and the republican party in the south. “HAPPIEST COUPLE" IN DIYORCE COURT Gardrter James and Wife May Part After Alleged Threats To Kill Los Angeles, Oct, 30 UP—Gardner James, motion picture actor, who with his scenario writing wife, Ma- rion Blackton James, had been de- scribed in Hollywood as one of ths screen’s happiest married couples, yesterday was sued for divorce. In her complaint Mrs. James stated that she was afraid of her screen star husband, asked the court to “restrain him from molesting her,” and accused him of threatening to Kill her while he held a gun against her. Mra. James, who is a daughter of J. Stuart Blackton, director and one of the pioneers of the Hollywood fllm industry, also accused James of remaining away from home at night and refusing to explain where he had been, and of staging “loose and boisterous™ parties in their home, James announced through his at- torney he would fight the action “to the last ditch” and made a general denial of his wife's charges. 666 Curcs Malaria and quickly relicves Billonsiwn, Howdaches and Diszle ness dne (0 temporary Constipation, Alds In oliminating Tusine and & copé- Czecho-Slovakia .comes this fine Chinaware beautiful, estra dinner set. 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