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News of the World By Associated Press NEW BRITAIN HERALD Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending 1 5’1 55 Sept. 7th ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1929 —EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS HUSTON FLECTED 0. P. CHAIRNAN DR, HORK LAUDED Hoover Sends Message publican National Com: i Praising Party Leader GHOICE OF SUGCESSOR GUT AND DRIED PROCEDURE Office JURYMAN INSANE GASTONIA STRIKE - TRIAL 1S DELAYED Memher of Murder Trial Panel Grows Violent—Raves About Religion in Gell MISTRIAL ORDER HELD UP PE DING DISCUSSION Mental lROBBED OF 480 PAIRS OF SILK HOSE] Ternessce Man Steps Into Showed Signs of Yormer Cabinet Member Vacates Trouble Saturday, Authorities —Interest Centered On Thorough Learn—Eour Men Required to Discussion of Party Plans—Fall Put Him in Padded Cell—De- Campaigns Expected (o Be In- fense Attorney Objects o Halt- formally Discussed. rrocecdings Wash n, DG Charlotte, N. ( H. Huston of elected chair lican national ceeding Dr of ti committee today Hubert Work of Col- who retired on his own 110- orado, s clectec ind without op bsition nnounced he was sev active bu violent the on the jury this morn- Avery B. John- £ 3 1 ind s £ = 9 3 v wered hi nd took him to . the combined siness con- near fu- wiis juror that of sec your help powith Were necessiry ther re- full expression of ich stands with an party and | Not content with several thous: . from the home of Thoras J. Pen City, thieves made off with 180 pairs of silk stocking belonging bachn e har. i , Marceline (above), who is to be married soom. ek i canent nious conditions prevai he tter iph t ot iilor McG PASOENGERS SAVED PLANE VICTIMS A> BOAT GROUNDS BROUGHT TOTOWN .- e lu fense Attorney H . 1dge Barr Witness Describes Mute : Byide e oi Mwmam MO N [D DOWN Hurtling Craft Crashes Through In- tool of Ransas w0 his d dollars worth of jewelry they day raast, democratic, “hoss > I another he hotel early republican natior rt convened th Barnhill t wrly suffering the clo: [ my frend, Dr. chairmanship the gained or of vietor our p Pre " Inittee. Many Memb the ti rafted committes White Hou months ago. There when Dr, Work « ient Hoover prep: 1 today to Objects Il had order Attorney “Highland Pride” Hits Rocks Eye Hear Vigo, Spain SALVAGE EFFORT BEGUN TREES rs I'resent first ilar leader of the for pre entation to entered more than six of 11 Persons Besides Crew Removed « ’ ed that mistrial Swath of |1 (Continued on Page T BRIDEGROCM HELD FOR THEFT OF G0G © Man Who Married Society Girl Claims He Was Aviator from Vesscl—Tugs Fail to Budge | to Canyon, Leaving porarily, Ship—Damaze to Bow Believed | Wreckage and Burned Arca as Prosceution N Slight, Reports Say. Gas Sept. 9 (P—A 4 uninjured Highland I Spain, elson liner ship wa damag chapters in nuff S v pilot z pting John G. Carper a rocky ) ' s Saved : ttorneys stat nd recess that t bly wonld nins Myste no e , would of the World but 1 some diffier e aftorneys said t 1 to match and minu Aderholt was sla held b which went to her assi police charge this port thought dam known 55 correspon Lundy of 10 ishoro | tion of 1l shoswed that grounding on the Associated led by valued fte nd four other offi Lewishoro, was {0 the tonia tent colony at Loray, ne the damag Bob Roberts uy bar was . Mount Taylor = f d pe Abandoned London, 9 (P were taken off the British s Highland Pride, bound from nt pine lon to Buenos Airces, when it weat nly came rocks at I Point, | scenc ¢ charre car Vigo, Spain, early today final r Most of the abandoned the camer which was pounding heav- the cording to a 1 by Lloyd's stance anthorit him thi Roc the do ploy for o to investig: 1 to have taken 1k nearly left to workers, Th fa m\; s sky that was one s of the canyon, he Lundy's em- ry Miss mford so. dog a mvw:: the following FOUR DEFENDANTS IN SUIT FOR $20,000 of the “mistres In a littl in Ang air. phanie Mary Davis ty girl. He kennel in New been Rockwell n girl in New York on Lundy told Stamford thougzht Rockwe he wor investi or not I o Passen t wvily woode Lon- trees, the party of ur cept th gi recovercd hy Lundy arried th on the imeda ¢ on rocks, largest wing tior it 10 that roared the i feot 1 r chal- City sloss me ind's arrived 1 for 1 ing to ckwell should by with bigamy. He fore cause he lovec not bear partin il Passenger Injured in Plain- ville Collision Files Action Today Three motors to the eleme o left when t Al first message of the ship's of San I'r 1 by the Land’s|N. M., last tion said that a. m. | 10:22 o'clock p. m on the W re- | p charged Ly as receive morning > shattered and | hocut by the journey was suddenly ended once the 1 plane lay hefc a mass of molten ind within w 1 bodies of the married he- took the dog be- 50 much he could with it. Rockwell |2 ims to have learned flying with Stinson, noted war ace sted in commercial avia- i Antonio, vas. He | he enlisted with the Royal Air Forces in London in 1915 has denied being and says 1 A ne and disastrously What in of the rehers twisted metal, pitifully broke as its fatal ille ident automoh Lo on May 19, w d by prosccution i inal courts and litigation in courts, has given rise 000 brought Im. ¢ e arrived e to an action by Joseph W ynolds of Naugatuck against Wil- m J. Nixon of Naug Vir BoUtE e morlca b inia E. and Frank Amodio of New Sritain, and Frank M Rece oy NARROWS DOWN 0 THREE R eport On Forced Parachute Jump At Air Races Brevity Masterpiece viiit i it Available land Pride at less than displacement. Tt i records liste tuck, (Continued on Page Two) Kir Lewiston, Waterbury and Brooklyn Reynolds alleges that injuries he Amodio's truck and Kirchgessner's car, compelled the expenditure of $1500 for medical treatment, hospi- tal care, etc., and impaired his « ing capacity of $ i in contracting busin passenger in Nixon's car of the accident and feets of the crash | dition and numerous injt lie claims, almost resulted death Michael Cullen o tuck was killed in the ac Constable 17, 12 Supt. of Department Ar | | | Physicians Considered For ‘ Washington, Sept. 9 (B — Licu tenant Jimmy Doolittle’s official re- | port of his forced parachute jump | when the wings of his plane lapsed at the national air races in Cleveland September 1, just ceived at army air corps headquar ters hers; i8 a time of jump? ¢ 2,800 R. P. M.” I—Estimated speed of plane at time of jump and its position with relation to flight? 200 M. P. H. diving." Description plane required | “G—Thrown out.” H—A complete count of the s for “H—Wing broke." September 1, T-—An account of the feelings and reactions of the pilot during fter the jump. This space was left What during jump? This space | K—wnhat {from jump at| “K—None." Dr. Lewiston, of Water- Kocnig of »od forth L. J. Dumont of Me., Dr. Wiliam k. Coyle bury and Dr. Charle Brooklyn, N. Y.. today as the most likely of the cians seeking ypointment intendent of health here Practically all others have been eliminated for financial or other reasons. The position, now held by Dr. Richard W. Pullen, pays $4,500 | a year, but many of the applicants Place, date ask salaries ranging from two to Cleveland, three times this amount 200 LORRN iy Drs. Dumont and Koenig are en- Type of plane and number? gaged in public health work but Dr.| “B—I Prestone cooled, AC | le has had no previous cxperi- | number D AT (8% ence in this field [ under control? A meeting of the hoard will be| “C held tomorrow morning to receive [ D e of parachute reports on personal interviews given | “D—Irving seat type applicants. | E—Estimated engine wais col- ame Bl were | vertic: of | G- leavir 55 physi- 20 degrees past as super- masterpicee of method brevity The air corps regnlations and his replies, follow questions he was Clynes served by to answer, and accurate the ac- ump. (Continued on Page Two) and time? (o), THE WEATHER blank and after New Britain and vicinity: Showers tonight and Tues- day; slightly warmer to- night. was left blank used ? il effects or Boxer Arrected 1 MICKEY WALKER s broken in CITY'S NORTH END SCHOOLS CROWDED Israel Putnam Transfers Sixth Grade to Washington KINDERGARTEN ~ DROPPED Unable to Its Supt. Holmes Ansounee Total Attendance Pigures—Two Parochial Schools Filled to Capa- city=—livening Classes Start Soon, rn section of ickly popuiated this s als popul No Schools on h most of 1 pr limit none o v are on L opart time pros which noted by t the fir the section w partur to use this plan in two cl Wh s two junior hig! chools ition th © in the pro the busy 1y r morning for a multitude of tails which accompa school. At ind princi of Holmes MAY!]R AbKS HRIVERb T0 PROTECT CHILDREN Urges (Caution Especially at Noon When Schools Are Dismissed v statement today points to like in which antomobile C ents with the o} The m. that the p noonday one of extreme care and that ideration be 1l other ers despite leges. His “With the as we strollir our chilir v reminded of whic made overal mayors, in- g my Tue t mobile coming school yu particularly b con- ving driv- ight-of-way privi- school fo- and of e every corner effort h have been clud to re auto- of atly expect that automobiles increased gre and it is reasonable to accidents will also be on the in- croasc “I have notice when everybody get home, ness creeps into noon hour hurry to n reckless: witomobile oper is a whe (Continued on Page Two) EXHAUSTION AFTER SWIN 1S FATAL T6 WAPLE HILL WOMAN irs. 6. Ernest Roo!, Widely Known Suburban Resident, Dies at Madison VICTIM WAS DESCENDANT OF “LEARNED BLACKSMITH" Death Comes at Summer Home 10l- 'EAGUE MEMBERS APPROVE UNITED STATES UF EUROPE PLAN AT | EETINGS TODAY HMVY CASUAI T]ES Briand’s Prono.,al En- ATOINAFROVTIR st By S Leaders, Turned Over News Source Reparts Fierce to Committee to Be Fighiing in Manchuria Worked Qut — Wide RAILROAD TRAIK Bonpep Results Possible. Ihree 1owing Collapse—Georze Spindler of 61 Church Street Dies From Shock After Falling OfF Launch in (‘nmmi.-\'«m to Ih"zxft Mem- Which Will Be Sent to Various Govern- Idand Sound—Unable (o Nationalist Group Admits Day Battle Disastreus to Both orandum, Sides—2.090 Cross Int Soviets Chinese Territory ments for Study—Strese- y Sttt T, Group hy Support. Sways Russians Cross Border Train Blown Up Town Twice Captured WILI N(]T EUT iMM FOR FLOOD RELIEF American Hardware Corp. Suggests New Plan City resolutely from the followed nal PIGEON FLIES FASTER THAN 40 MILES AN HOUR w. Wins Pirst Place in New Ro- to Bird Owned By L. Williams REFUELING WORLD TRIP STORY FALSE Graf Will Not ['ndertake Rumored Journey chelle-Hartford Plight Zeppelin Death Lists Mount As Details of Luzon Typheon Reach Nearby City Prehistoric Skeleton (H \\ lnlc Is Found sof a by scien Bone Manila t. 9 A Comr tion ling repa sing the typhoc swept the Island of Luzon last w today broug < have wn instit ossil was sgnds were great phoon swepf 1 1 Infanta. on or parts of the ind nearly due | skelc 1 the heach near Gov- outhern part of c rovin Tayabas, a t nila, wher lacan with homes and Manila en reporte ws of the mammal the {orre W 1 to Washi | report ntial yroken and a water shortage | for several days

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