New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1929, Page 8

NEW BRIT\IN DAHY HF‘RAID TUESDAY AUGUST 13, 1929 | COAL WINE BLAZE SPREADS T0 VEINS ‘Explosions Rock Pottsville as Stubborn Flames Gain . 13 (P explosions ing the f long, a ing force Unlees otherwime indicated theatrica) notices and reviews in this colump are e=Aer by ores agencies for the eenective amumement company With mes con 'man Coal 1a night wh in ut party, through | cite ubbornly resist- it by city fire- stance ch the seat of the 1 to timberi QUNTAINEER © N WITH T SHOW? will offer with Wil 13 (UP)— mily feud the moun- r boundary 1 today two men were dead v | sade heav- | | the four | | summer which | in legislation. thern end of ‘hn r and she ‘m the e | tion. ‘ from | 2| nomination. il {MWS W{l LW[S; zations. BREWING TRGUELE Quest of Senatorship Likely to . Produce Political Fireworks —_— | m Chicago, Aug. 13 (A—Two cru- , Ruth Hanna McCormick, member of congress, and Charles . Deneen, senior senator, are setting Tllinois political stage for a bit- r senatorial nomination. Mrs. M Cormick would the first woman | to run for the senate. ‘\ hind the asbestos curtain, props are bein for a duel t will develop pyrotechnic nge alliances. McCormick crusaded last on the contention that were entitled to authorit Her sex flocked m“ won notable victories | and general elec- | surely and st Mrs. women primary came from retirement | g ago to defeat Mrs. Me- | husband, the then Sen- | Medill McCormick, for the Deneen had been a usading state’s attorney in Cock rnor before re- Dencen rs country night clubs and TODAY and WED. (%48 —a barrel of ‘IT d —a barrel of fur, of lme, i thrills and rrnpplng @ drama. And old girl was badly wound- | § were in \h« between . Whe of the n two blind to true love. Thrill to wonderful new Clara Bow. It took the “talkies” to i discover the real Ciara. QO of Mark Hanna, the outspoken dic- | national convention in Kansas City 'la the national ¢ | Deneen's L action and in eral, the federal government's drive dry up Chicago Ho ls closely | Mrs. McCormick is the daughter | f republicanism of the Mec- | Roosevelt era. i ightning flashes mpending storm warned of the as edrly as the | ast name both summer. Deneen sought to the state’s members m1 committ and * others ob) woman cnnrhcl..lle O'Neill ormick ottie Holman n identified with the Thompson | was supported by Mrs. TcCormick. A split in the s developed when Mrs. ccused Mrs. McCormlick of g politics” with the women, that Mrs McCormick Iked” her (Mrs. O'Neill) ry turn. # Cook women's republican 111 | y- ad | at county the republican Who Killed the Most Popular Star In Hollywood? || All Talking! | T T d each other firing started from both mountain road, almost simultaneously J‘J[% D W RBYALTY i ™ $20,000 003 m BMkafl A 1 1 GE TiHD STILL W)Uu{ H RAID- danghter, was woun ROOF = D) i m ind N Land without resistance fon also was held for H» sted Arnold who sur- | § tand Wired to Ex- in Case of Raid . Aug. 1 ,_.__.~__._.__.._____ o phone Touse! B Hollywood's most popular |® star murdered: Five per- B sons suspected. The B actor’'s complicated love 8 life bared! A lovely girl convicted, sentenced to death! While love fights to diseover the real killer! Baffling ciues! Thriiling episodes! 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Oscar | general, | trolled by minor members of cong Mrs. McCormick draw the Thompson, Brundage ana [ Len Small support in Cook county, obtain the and Emerson down-state. and machine. | worl argely | persi . tion Glenn, F. Carlstr and sm Junior the attorne; cliques con e officials and Th su |let a probably would | | jarre: alliance of G!enn! J STRIKE -Communist to Aug. kmen yesterday uade wo of a new for shorter efused and a clash which one he worke: Ited in ightly injured by a revol and seve Police sting thr 13 ffi’l— Four |t red to clear de-'t ed into the famous Panama canal, when 20,000 cubic vards h shifted and slightly sb- the channel. Traffic vas ccted. Officials | did not consider the movement important unléss it con- tinued. A dredge to work at the scene. st winter was the most se- and for the past 103 Sixty per cent of the fruit rees and nursery stock in that coun- Ty pe GRE AT MID-WEEK DANCE ATTRACTION DICK NEWCOMBE’S ORCHE STRA LAKE COMPOUNCE BRISTOL, CONN. 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How ARE VoU FIXED oN " COAL ForR TH’ WINTER 2« |F WE HAVE -TIME BEFORE SUN-DoWK , WE MiGHT DiG \/au A ) MINE ! v AN TONIGHT _ BARN, IF THERE'S A TFULL Moonl !, = REG. U. . PAT. OFF. WE CAN SHINGLE H™ @}"fiu Hm AT I | HAVE A HABIT oF WALKING IN MY 5\ SLEEP AT AIGHT. ‘B AN"\F HE'LL LEAVE § A HORSE HiTCHED upo A PLow, I § WoN™ WASTE MY STEPS! =