New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1929, Page 1

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NEW BRITAIN HERALD NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 192). —TWENTY-TWO PAGES POINGARE VICTOR; ( BABY, BOARD BILL HOSTAGE, FREED ] CHINESE-RUSSIAN ~ Stevenson Says Batterson Sought CONFIDENGE VOTE | _, SITUATION GRAVE, = His Aid In Hushing Up Scandal Of FORCED ON DEBTY ‘ MOSCOW REALIZES. ~ Broder-Hastings Case In Hartford Prenh Premier Wins ~Finst mined | : Answers Mayo Ou;er Order With Charge That Rejfi D_etel‘mmed' U Eniqme Chief Executive First Tried To Quash Proceed- Clash on Accords, 304 to Varning on Seizure—Sert- 239 in Chamber o PRICE THREE CENTS WICKERSHAM ADMITS LIQUOR LAW DEFECTS TO ROOSEVELT; GOVERNORS CONSIDER CRIME: }‘New York State Execu- ESTABLIS. v 1 ) Sued by Wife ings—Says Official Under Pressure Frem ous Results Possible FOUR DAY SPEECH ENDS “Parties Comncerned” In Arrests AND LEGISLATORS CHEER Ratifi ion Effort of Government Nearer Victory As Members Line | Up Brhind Leader—Battle Comes | As First Open Fight Since Cam- | paizn For Passage of Plan Start- ed Two Weeks Ago. Paris, July 16 (A—The Poincare government was victorious in its .irs clazh the question of ratification of the with opposition on de today, receiving 304 vofes 259 on a question of comn- fidence, Marin Starts Question The vote was taken on a motion oduced by former Minister Louis asking for ment debate on ratifi Berenger accord. Premier Poincare opposed and, making it a matter of dence, demanded an immediate vote on the motion. postpo! ion of the Melio this confi- The government's victory came in the first pitched battle fought in the open field of the chamber since the mpaign against unconditional rati- accord '\\0‘ chamber committees. Votes began jority of 65 vot he has had thi: of clea ernment year on a question es between the gov- the opposition. The vote on postporcnient of the garded 2 & .teat. ‘of the real vote on rati- comes up. en the bitterest opponents of t v lieve that M. Poi care is now ce 1in to force ratific: on on his own terms before Iriday. nier's followers think he will an inere majority, when nal vote comes on the text of ratification bill itself. Two of M. Poincare's former min- Louis Marin and Charles | Lteibel, led the attack against him Reibel Gets Floor isters, Another former minister, Charles Tieibel, took up the fight where Mar- left off. H att the but althongh t two ministers from w points on tl also ked premier, se lely di political mup former vergent chamber were M. Poincare 1 arrayed tained tined inst i v his po the motion one of naking confidence The premier insisted that t fication debate ediately and dec crnment would there upon that an immediate amid great con RUTHERFORD REFUSES T0 ARREST ANDREWS Declines to Take Criminal Action Against Belvi- dere Storekeeper n stion vote which ion. Attorney Monroe 8, as counsel Gordor ot for Stanley Quarter tiled a @ operty otest owners who have permitting Andrews (o conduc s on the plot ad semal school, has Inspec Arthur N, R erford to have rant sworn out for e bus asked L war- the arrest o drews for odinanc The attorney wa clients that Andrew with remodeling the removi root violution of the bu wdvised by his in conncetion building T and reconstr Andrews nad been perniitoed 10 proceed with carpenter work s the understanding that it 2 1m0, tnan fordivary v hich permitted with wit. Depnty Inspector Thom lay assigned to the cas nd after an investigat work on the roof stoppec pector Rutherford would be bring would e no : thout cour became 1 effeetive in cenvineing That 11 bandor th bisi- d for the to pre into husiness However, monstrants will powerles from going v admit s heen unocenp thi borrd® of adjustment Trew i five vears and on zround a order of ¢ Yaneev and Williams Lxvected at Airdrome omie: dulge A8 The Amen Lewis A i at P Yan nintors, Captain i Wil cted to land at Littorio v er 0 s are o rivdrome belors and North ed fark from o Ttaly wher v and this win they visit vesterd They finder mornin will fly their plane. the ath to Paris at arriving at Le » . tomorrow Bourget at noon, 1 (UP)—Babies cannot 1 he irity two-ye bills, erine Saruel Shay ru Murphy to her The child v understanding that Mrs. Murphy : comin At the 1 g whom she v 10lding is the young mother, who went a writ to recover the child, t in to court iu ¢ for | w-old Cath- SOVIET CITY SEETHING WITH HOSTILE FEELING Nationalist Foreign Minfster Tam- wang Denies Receiving Ultimatum From Soviets on Railroad Issue— Harbin Residents Start Exodus, Alarmed Over Trouble—Last Day of Time Limit Sct Expires. Moscow, Jul Despite a me- - el sian tropolis s scists” cial cir- showed ans business ose authorit- churians of vay. rard iting ts. 1ssian re nent at ilway and expulsion onstratior inst the mood prev | cles and in workers cer | plainly that Russia 1 in her 2 to Ch by Ma ™ r whil to i-Russ oard ele sent cials ults Realized ing the grave intern tions likely to en any determired military move of its Ru Fully re tional com 16 from CA()_ppenvf};eé’dwgfiéker 3 lncilesfil;)rn;gfl Killed Near Shutile Meadow Lake in the brush near Shut- 100 fout west side in the en have other (Connecti shows here) ho en Working W tle Meadow reservoir on t engineer city water killed a vhich measured rout try snake tified The the trom the highway the lake, of the ening laws of of ploy last ¢ positive ment reptile as a coppe been skin on i copperhend hass snake 33 incles in length he S hom snake, one of ly d in th the country—the other tler sling the It two dead- section of being won was I'he c ne species fou mo s a rai- | the rattler bu Hives it une t Frederick Senf of street had stnut ahead who i like @ 1y h. :nf's companions, G. W. W ib), A8 K whil with tiny ¢ Its bite 1 em. 1 fatal once. It f Staples, procured clube, Sent held the snake down attered 1 “opperheads cd and i inches lon usually fork they sive is section tetly Holden, chiot until a Her to a ve took i snake Colemar circus 1 M, ar Brook eral FLANES DESTROY STILLMAN YACHT One Membker of Crew Miss- ing; Second Man Burned T park Wille v his Coleman and of Brot are L senie Tunney's No Shakespe s G ( Ted Tu rothey even Glen € W DAY nona 111 of Jam today an Garve Stillman 1ember of ni suffer ing Iron Charles Knutsen of Noy . first mate m was missin Lwt io use 1 The rom of i wrned vacht was about shore, ancho splc shore ter. when an by observers on il the immediately ions Club Visions necticut M French Soil was almost Wi in flam put to the v do little to halt t M emorial harhor could out Amphibian Ferry Used fo July 16 (P Wo icag 85 minut mail tice rom her nunicipal Lake Mic district, in ¢ g A Judge Sentences Man PN Sest v i To 30 “Nizhts” in Jail B Ne Stamford, of w the way conimitt (e} to W huly 16 1 civi liquor tencing of La hic vor or 0 w inves in city court today possibilitics Charged in 30 ni was sentenced to S0 as not 1o injur children suppo his will sed daily his work P e ) (Continued on 1 Pag prohibit — ambs DECEASED VETERANS the respensible com st leader- well he rank and file authorative quart- fo dispel id-a that Ru s will to peuce 1 Al nd reali- as was desc broad was bas “huria were owing re- pla for ializing unless rmined st v lined and snake alizatio s » coun- | socializi indust sia cann country forces openly, st its ly iden- rhead. and 1 at the | Lehind the The the comm up the n aggressors ¢ lzvestia. organ of secutive comumittee on mber of llied to It Colon: mass rations at Mo cop- form o sad to s when ely poi- unless and (© Two) KING GEORGE BETTER; HAS RESTFUL NIGHT * Anxiety Practically Gone —~General Health Improving ontinucd on ker (P)—Muct ition anx- of King terday’s ¢ operation licved bullet morni favorable this litior physicians her over oy's loctors vis today restful noon passed ed they neral state a were sut- his condition for vesterday's was performed Text of Bulletin ing. A letin sai club) Rl To- Both and zood ned) STANLEY HIGH RIG PROFESSOR “DAWSON OF HEWETT Il jans and family. His so good oW ed sot Healing T may Con- on is healed normal loctors we W from Yo time the vld W BITES COMPANION John O'Kee s mother would not FIDES—IULY 16 b torn New Lendon 6:2 New Haven S anm618 o, am.9: . gley FHED WEATHER New Britzin ead vicinity v oand slightly warmer (o- night and Wednesday. | chair 1) ;.‘ I | attempt an | July 16 (P —Georg Mayor tion as police cc Wal E. Ba n connection wi Hastings case, which the “entirely 3 t the Brod mayor day ¢ that t son's whole edings,” ance was refused sult unnece My statement which and that as a re- as mayo ssary con Mayor Batter: iy ments a TAKEN TO HORTA Boat to Take Flier to Poland for Full Military Honors STORY OF CRASH T0LD Rescued Pilot Tried to Save Com- panion From Burning Plane—In- juries of Man Who Escaped Not Considered Scrious. W Polish Lrsa July Iskra g the body of M Iizikowski back to Poland, ». ship will brin 16 school Horta Polan o paid Tomorrow religious mourni cmonies will take plac Poland of who gave 1 in carry the Polish lan > full honors will be throughout the aviator effort to At 1ory olors across the ar office pro 1 communi [t Horta. Azores, July 16 1 Iskra, « Pol | Major and the s transatlantic compan jor Ludwig Tdzikowski Horta from the Island shortly after noon to The Tskra {oday from Wa Ma, 0 \ schoolsh arryi bod Ma- arrived in of Graciosa Casmir Kubala ft 1y was aw tak to Polang ders w tor kows] rd o stat down on t requestir aciosa hosy Major Tdzikowski's b been placed in a the hot climate eral with orders from Wars LOCAL POLES PLAN TRIBUTE T0 FLIER Literary Guild to Discuss Means of Henoring Idzikows With the Marszalek 1 Major Tdzikow had to mak ding unday morn nd of wiosa in t result- Polish 1 hy win- to in Tdziw lant displayed make a we Paris to N The tors mpt w loss o hlow d hi it t v await cath we plannin to Pay Tribute Nothir t t b tr but the Pol- ty hope to ch t lis injur ey may n or nization months 150 o pronot ster Polish lit will Polish rature plans for honorir 1 to atte ht rrow n wver stre and offic gould i president society also plans to form The . 1 constitution Polish Liter- follows: FFormer \ reting presi Mat John G Grzyhowski Watch Other Polish Fliers While f taking shape Kloskowski Gurski; sec- freas n hetary Kokoszka: urer, nd librarian \ plans this tribute are Polish their a local nts furn reside e cagerly ention o the proposed 1 flight of two other Poles nd Klysz, in the lar Atlantic t b-Chicago Kowalezyk st plane yet to crossing. superior (o Took Job As Civic for Duty W Mr. fello Stevenson sai GUARDSMEN READY FOR MINIC BATTLE New Britain Units Move to Scene of Maneuyers J6 GOVERNORS 10 WATQH, ™~ s i ™ = MRS, GANN 1GNORED S N Tells W. C. T. U. She Declined ‘ : Liquor at Howard Dinner CONSIDERATION?OR CURTIS Copyright Harris & E Co. 1 Eliminated from Baschall Tourney—Trucks Relieve Men of Heavy Lquipment—Esciting Spec- pup tents, blank quarters to I'red Lyme ction w President-Brother Decided 1t remonies w Mizht ed 1f She n conr will will be & Dy Indulged—Answers Quiz of Ken- tucky Women Good Naturedly. past imbull was honor and the held for b he 21st m exclusively week is host to innual gov NEW ORLEANS RIDES T0 WORK ONCE MORE Street Cars Operate After Two Weeks—Trolleys Protected PLANE MOTOR GONE, PILOT SAVES CRAFT Companion Helps by Para- - chute Jump—Prope! Missing Pickets Still on Guard NUTHEG INN OWNERS [N MERIDEN POLICE COURT Speeding to Patier Delay Proves Fatal | (e Geo Morgentino Ureed, Jules Fined in Assanlt Case—Both Said To Be New Britain Men Mer Mo bro char lice court tc Morg Colony its in s extendi the to the funer Dr. Fre owners, Morgent to Mer The s stood rom New | | rday cdman was and costs for speeding L L e T I to have Britain, | com tive Makes Letter from Law Enforce- ment Head Public at Conference in New London. Writer Urges Division of Responsibility in Making 18th Amendment Effec- tive—Would Make States Enforce Statute on Re- tail Trade. lon, July 16 (A—Gover- Roosevelt of New at the governors' h opened here today, m George W. Wick- ad of President Hoover's ment commission, in ckersham pointed out the the federal prohibi- t act, and suggested hening it. cribed by Governor first public expres- enforcement chiet points out that en- > Volstead act has ie shoulders of ral government. Would Divide Responsibility s that some feasible he burden of en- states and na- found and police jurisdic- end of the crime” of and the national policing power wholesale end of the busi- oree tion ¢ tional that states tion over the ret m’s le sured Gove evelt that prohibition bes most serious subject” will ne of the chief tional problems investigated by the law en- ement commission, to he 1Sth amendment, the le confers upon the states jurisdiction with the na- vernment for the enforce- this measure, but that “thus r overnment alone the brunt of the enforce- That measure is written into nstitution of the United States. t vernor's con- we! consider ap- e federal government on e proposal to share tie rforcement. 1t Really Enforce Law national government were seems to mw on Page 20) KALASH BOUND OVER ON SHOOTING GHARGE Alleged Assault on Staw- ski Has Long Aftermath in Court most ridiculous shooting eard of,” Attorney Law- declared in police the evidence in Kalash, 36, of completed. »d with assaulting 34 168 Curtis ly and dangerous. o lay after William eet, was of Kalash of over to the superior court in d Kalash of hiding on the Fox property near Curtis street; it, and leaping ind shooting him in Attorney Golon con- hat the story was preposter- Stawski might have shot wound he sustained »een inflicted by a piece Had he been shot by 14 as close {o his head h held it, or the d on Page 11) HAN PLUNGES OVER FALLS: CLIMBS RAIL AS 3 WATCH Unidentified Individual Jumps Into Niagara—Carried Over Amer- ican side. Niagara Falls, N. Y., July 16 (#— An unidentified man went to his feath over the American falls at 9:05 a. m. today. He climbed the 1 railing at Prospect Point, about 12 fe tbove the cataract's brink, 1 inti the water and was car- d over the falls. The death plunge was witnessed. by James Quick. of Detroit, Mich.; J. B. Barton of this city, and Miss Srace Huts Seodic Rl he man was of dark complexion ind wore a dark gray suit and straw hat. I iror