New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1929, Page 11

(s | NEW BRITAIN HERALD [+ | NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1929. LOUISTANA NOVES T0 IMPEACH LONG Baton Rouge Paper Says Gover- nor Faces Serions Charges Baton Rouge, La., March 26 (#— The Morning Advocate today sald that impeachment proceeding would be asked against Governor Huey P. Long in a bill of charges to be pre- sented to the legislature today after last night's riotous session including fist fights, in the house of represen- tatives. The paper sald it understood the impeachment move would be based on recent disclosures of “influencing votes in the legislature, mismanage- ment of the affairs of state, favorit- ism" and other charges of “an even more serious nature.” A committee of lawyers from the house was engaged last night in drawing up the reported bill for in- troduction today against the gov- ernor, who has occupied the office| less than 11 months. There was oné casualty in the up- roarious session as members rushed over the press tables, stormed the speaker's stand and caused retire- ment of Speaker John B. Fournet. Blood was drawn from the forehead of Representative Clinton Sayes of Avoyelles, who was caught in the rush, Legislature in Uproar Chairs were upset and objects about legislators’ desks flew about with shouts that the voting ma- | chines were *“fixed” when the npuk-| er announced a vote to adjourn sine die as 68 for and 13.against. The motion to adjourn put by ld-‘ ministration forces a few minutes| after the house met blocked an ef- fort of opposition to Long to intro- | duce a bill for an investigation of the goverpor's office. After lscrgeunt at arms and as- mistants had been brushed aside in the fasles the disturbance was quell- | ed only when Representative L. L.| Willilams of New Orleans took the chair and called for a standing vote | on the motion to adjourn. ‘The poll showed 72 against, seven for and 14 not voting. | George 1. Ginsberz, named tem- | porary chairman, took the chair and | immediately announced adjournment | until today. Danbury Voters I'fl—ect Democrat for Mayor Danbury, March 26.—(P—An- thony Sunderland, democrat, was elected mayor of Danbury for a fourth tyo-year term yesterday. He recetved 3.754 votes, or a majority of 510 over his republican opponent, ! F. Ward Deklyn. The aldermanic apd councilmanic elections produccd an unusual politi- cal situation, in which the demogcrats | will have the upper hand. As & re- sult of the clection to the board of | aldermen of one democrat and one | republican and to the council of two democrats and two republicans, both bodics are now cqually divid- ed as to political faith. There are two of each party among the alder- men, and four of each on the coun- cil. The joint sessions will have six re- IT'S A WONDERFUL WAY | |mdmitted participation publicans and six democrats, and re- sulting ties would be broken by the mayor, & democrat. The point ses- sions are for the election of superin- tendents and department heads and for general business. Dr. William J. Hand, republican, and Albert Johnsan, democrat, are the elected aldermen, and Francis 8. Haynes and William J. Mannion, re- publicans, and Charles A. Zang and John W. Dunleavy, Democrats, the elected councilmen, Mayor Sunder- land, who has not served his three other terms consecutively, was first elected to his present office in 1913. BOSSY GILLIS PUTS HIS OIL STATION ON MARKET Bad Boy Mayor of Newburyport An- nounces Plan as He Wins His Fight for Gasoline Permit Newburyport, Mass., March 26 (UP) — The gasoline filling station which has played such an important part in the checkered career of Mayor “Bossy” Gillis is for sale. “Bossy” surprised his city council with this announcement last night just after that august body had granted the ‘Bad Boy” mayor the gasoline permit for which he had battled tirelessly for five years. The council's action placed a stamp of approval on the nationally famous Gillis filling station at State and High streets, the unauthorized operation of which once sent “Bossy” to jail. Previously the city's zoning laws had been adjusted for the mayor's benefit. His honor created a sensation when he explained that he didn't want the fiilling station for personal operation. It had been so widely ad- vertised, he said, that it ought to bring him a fancy price from one of the big oil companies. Ten Under Arrest As Gem Smugglers New York, Margh 26 (A—The 10th arrest in the alleged intérna- tional diamond smuggling ring was made today. Special treasury agents took into custody Charles Ward, chief steward of the Cunard liner Ascania. as the vessel was coming up the bay from Quarantine. Four special treasury agents, two of whom have been working on the case for two years, boarded the As- cania from a cutter. They were ace companied by Assistant United a foreign agent for the ring already under arrest. This informant was re- ferred to as “King” and sometimes as “Steel.” Ward was questioned in his quar- ters. At first he denied any connec- tion with the ring. but, confronted by the informer, he is said to have in the plot. He was taken off in the cutter to be arraigned later betore a States commissioner. Worthy Grand Regent To Visit Eastern Star At the regular meeting of Martha Chapter, O. L. § on Thursday eve- ning. Mrs. Abbie Y. Bergmann. worthy grand regent of the Order of the Eastern Star of Connecticut, will make her official visitation with her grand officers. Supper will be served 6:30 followed by a mceting at g o'clock. MOTOR VEHICLYE REPORT The police were notified today of MEDICINE BALL CABINET cisers Induige in Navy Game Behind White House Mornings ‘Washington, March 26 (#—"Bull in the Ring" is the navy parlance! for the game In which President | Hoover leads his unofficial medicine ball cabinet in pre-breakfast condi- tioning exerclses in the seclusion of the rolling ground in the south half of the White House lot. Its origin is somewhat obscure. One version is that it originated in the navy. Be that as it may, the chief executive got his introduction to it on the battleship Utah while he was returning from his good will tour of Latin-America. extensively and as a strenuous exer- cise it could hardly be surpassed. As' the naval men played it, five or six center who was “it” until he could touch the ball as it was |swiftly from a member of the circle to another. | There were no rules as to consecu- || tive passing, with each player at lib- erty to throw to any member of the || His tossing || |ring he might elect. | might be on a straight line, or of | the looping variety or even rolled on ;1 |the desk. / | Lieutenant Commander Joel T.| {Boone, persopal physician to the president, introduced it to the good | The officers indulged in it rather || formed a ring with one man in the || thrown | | | will party on the battleship and the | {then {each morning. Some of president-elect participated PLAYS “BULL IN RING” | g Hoover and Pre-Breakfast Exer- || those who | |* ‘\isil the White House now before 7:! a. m. were the president's compan- |ions in the play on the Utah. | Unlike the official _cabinet, { !medicine ball cabinet personnel |changes with the days and may en-, compass a dozen or more men. iall of the members fancy 6 a. m | rising as a regular practice. | {Two Thunder Storms | \ | | Spring contributed its first thun- ' der and lightning storm last night. | 1t did better than that—it contribut- ed two. The first arrived early in the | evening und a bolt of lightning put the street and house illuminating system out of order in some parts of | the city. Service was restored a min- ute later. 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