New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1929, Page 19

B PG TR T A A 4 A z i j INST ZI8 L 4 1S ] T as 777 ] o e N — A 4 S, - 4\ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 10 Persons to Give Evidence Against Mob That Kidnaped Strike Leaders | In Investigation Opened Today| orth Carolina Determined to Punish Members of Group Attacking Organizers—Governor Denies Trial Prosecutor Impiicated in Case. Charlo Lodge's hoarding persons stonia, from which men W ken Solicitor nter sanizer Workers ictims of mob several | T North Carolin nters last | ! Monday ¢ subpo. , for un the on, ar Pextile other WAL et gation 0. 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Wt E 1 walk accomy by e ofl dog two L | hours 1a feared i xod | come |ing Rockville na has be- surround- |a GARDENER St | Cleveland bara Diebolt Diebolt brev land Killed | home te KILLS HEIRESSA pt. 12 (A)—Mrs. Bar heivess of the | v was shot | e Villag ered [y rortune Feulid gardner hocause cen an Tells Leagne He Favors Tallfi‘\, dals “Truce” for Europe 2hn'¢ D fand Mrs. 1. M of difference [N. Y., and a was | Fr common | I3 sue- | I tooth s ; o lor of t church Dl ommitt f 355.8 ailed times the with and — Deaths Dorothy Eleanor Parker Dorothy inor ht arker of is morning neral are she Parker of Mr. and 1 Chestnut stree at the New Bri hospital. Besides h is survived by I'uneral services will he norrow afternoon in held t, Bernardsto Mass, Mary hy Mrs. Mary Goeb, i of this city. erday afternoon at the Jaughter, Mrs. Fred s, Middlesex stre Mrs 69, a fo died ye home Kinkade et, Spring s orn in Germany an intry at the IFor D 10 ye 1ad been a resident of Springficld Mrs. Goeb is survived by a lward J. Goeb of Plainville rother Gu Wilke of Ne four daughters, Mr: Mrs. William Mrs. I Pow Angc to this co age rs sl 50 stave 1d his city nk el of Mrs Cal will be held norrow morning at 10 o'clock yron's ral home, Spr tev. J. Burford will rial will Brookly Frank ene of Los uncral les. rvices fur ngficl officiat in s wton, 1. 1. ael's ceme Zaia Benjamin ed Imost hjamin 19 18 ye d this af! following a shoj n in of 9 et, for ars sident of this city, dic his home 1in H adrd ho his comir sided e loyed by Mrs. Benjamin idow, Mrs Funeral tanley to this city in sell Z is surv Mary Ben Rorawski, ived by h amin in incomplete. R Funerals Stanislans Ziemniewicz ervices for nisla age, past 1 s of the that plac at his home, i venue, ident for three Mrs. A brothe, of her of |y Shius of | Litchenher, to- t the and |inevitable, The st Erwin. - HEAD DOWNWARD of | who | Wall Street Briefs — Sept. 12 Paul & The Chic Pacific mill type which will b the Pressed by the Approximately 1. of steel will be require o- | orders, n, | - - purchased Steei or d to fill the Gold Dust Corporation the United 46,000 shares Nut porte the rom ny Beech ! of Packing d today. Th transaction management the comp of Bartle stock of the Company, it report 1 not was re that the ntrol of hands of A et tes Gypsum Insulite have re m pany, it ched he | pany {is . lagr w il W Gypsu I, ition ! tion corn g | the ar Cor {annou 1 per cent undeposi financial rec pany a recei d. | forced sale ittee of ation dthough only 28 the dehentures r under he n for oning the cor ship, with consequent property wtement in - [however, that the committe out the reo 1eposit 5 september 25 and of subscription war- ts for proposed new securities through October 3. CURB PRICE LISTS rt Armenia and 1911 rmanently. He ;Attempts {0 Rally Shares Meet Further Sales Today fitful liqu Exchange today brought most Prices York ) ion on ‘urb Ny t | ther selling in hough ther an 11| strong spot, the market 1t | pr rather ed 18| out instances, fur ani oceasional generally appear- the Sacred Heart vill be i Stephania Labieniec 1 Labieniec, 3 ye ab diee 1or home following 11 tow hom Joim T, Ahearn for John a native and this city, who die ome of his daug andt of Leld this mor ry’s church wlor was the celebran solemn high mass of re sisted by R raynor, pastor. de; dward A e w and R Andrew 1con Gradeck of St as sub deacon As the casket wurch Or vist John J ed Chopin’s funcral marcl A Mrs. Mary Ave Maria™ and as the 1s horne was bhorne into tl offertory ang ¢ from the God to The pall bearers Te Brien, James Kilduf i, Daniel Kilduff, nd Thomas Kild flows ddward Kilduff, Jr., and 1 James De arers Mec Father Tawlor ¢ Al was m dnglish Aviator Fails To Better Speed '\Ianl\ Calshot. Kn, Sept. 12 taining practically the miles world's str W, Squadron the today 1o ) same .\|u, n hour ¢ lish Leader Orlebar, British Schneider equalled his rec set a cap m, ord, bu new one thre shot over above So and exp. mpt -kilomete yurse were confident he had het red his former mark, bhut it ficially stated he i ne speed and flvps 0 new figures on the ounced TIC MEN HURT pl. 12 (@—When broke the school Emile thrown to Tow, WILLIMAY Willimantic scaffoldin ate Normal today Rol Houle, of the severe i erc ground 40 fec sustaining jurics The men were employed as s. Both men suffered ths vCh!cago it st T e And Murdered By Gang of Enemies . .. Chicago 12 (LP) ler of his political op- Charles S. Sept Ten days P ifter the mu | ponent, Brown, 35, leader, was kidnaped, tortured t to death last night ward and m srown's body, the a dozen bullets the street from an the west side shortly night. Decp gashes on the fore- head and bruises on the body in- | dicated the politician had been tor- | 1o | tured for Al hours. Police said | gy, the bullets apparently were fired | into the man's head as he lay on | the floor of the touring car pleading with his captors. skull pierced | was thrown to | utomobile on | before mid- by seve [ er Brown was a Alderman 12nd ward during | manic election. precinet captain for Crowe in the the last alder- | Henry Connors, the | Dors: to ponent, ago in the ably, which body carly lief that carried tics only a ndergast, Alderman was assassinated a north side Police w urder wi ten cafe re convinced s in direct Connors death. mself, told police ade by his political accounted for Several persons killed tossed uring car iends had fte Prendergast that Connors’ heard and saw of Brown from the rear the into the not noon, he had on a torture al hours before he was killed The slain had been time. 1 his political activities, rnfval worker. street him to the ped seen leading been Kkidna ride for man hort addition he was operating smal 1orrow T. | Americ life Rev. quiem Matthew J. 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L Blue Ridge stocks below their appeared iiled to rally anl iation which (i offering prices but Sach to dry up. v i . Goldman he he chasers of Standar f New n the “big board,” and it mored that Blu may \.mm an oil stock trading company. THREE POLICEMEN - HELD FOR BRIBERY More Arvests Expected in Boot- legger's Revelations ts were said to avy pur: Jersey vl Los police Angeles, Se Two rolman arrest ne warrants be s nd an was being withheld ere today outgrowth of 1 nd jury ithestigation of charges | that a “shakedown ring" made police officers had collected nds of doll in bribes from L.os Angeles hootlegger in five 2 sergeants under waitin warrant as the up of 3 thous- one years. The investigation was undertaken t]ten days agzo by District ron K by J. B. . Macbhonald police Attorney on information furnish- Westman, alias Harry conf i hootlegger “payoff man Harry M. Hill and Sale, and Patrolman Wa n of the vice ested night released $10.000 Sergeants Leonard 8. | Thomas B. detail Washburn wert ast was on i-ond officers wer returncd by the grand late yesterday At least officers v indicted, a former police captain were not divulged but it was stood they would surrender 1o- fter they had arranged for named in indictments jury, other m one of SCHOOL BANSACKED Middletown, Sept. 12 ( Middletown high school was into during last night, police reports today stamps and moncy office. A safs had been hammerced with a and the combination pounded off it, but refused to open The school was closed yesterday n | because of the death of Supt. of Edward B. Sellew. The 1| break was the second within a year at the high school. 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