New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1929, Page 11

a [] " e i B 5 5 - Al ; A2 B L] . r v 3 . . * g ¥ » 3 a : L4 L4 Ll NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1929. they are prepared to act as prosecut- | |ing witnesses. of the Daily Registe= of Oelwein, Ia., R. V. Luc was summoned before a county grand jury to explain why he had said that officers of the law had passed by several speakcasies Tom Shaw Urges Acquaintance As Best Methd of Preventing Wars; Great Bellever In Frequent ths Labor Leader and Secre-‘ PRESS EWBATTLED []VE[U[S_I?RED[]M} on their way to raid places in Oel- ma American has be brave ng its opinions of officials Asks Five Months in nd poners Lat es { Phase oI Flght AN % - Jai udges there and has had trouble tary of State for War, ail to Complete Job from time to time. The other day | Worcester, Mass., Nov. 21 (UP) f + v {e. s iz 5 % Waghington, Nov rican | pete B 1 s Outlines Views In Inter- [Michuel Meehan, 6. recently ST o sty T Do it e e e e e [ discharged t7om the county. jell | [Mevepavers and courts ~have beon|iencad to fve days In dail for failing stax A o was arraigned in district court on || clashing lately with more than or- dueastho Ak view—Sees World Peace. || o ‘druniennces charge. dinary frequency. There is no ex- | editorials upon the demand of The judge prepared to impose || pert testimony available as to Mayor of Daibou IR e the usual 30-Hay sentence but the | | wheher this is due to a greater | Some loud b UL (Copyright, defendant intervened. yearning among editors for fuller freedom of the have r‘“‘“ i by L W was at the jail.” freadom of the press or an i ‘;?”’:‘"“‘I' in 2 ¥ elon o g said 2 painting job, ing tende ame udges [ SEECLIICK S BUTENS don, Nov (UP)—War is a|f o TR s ¢ Jackson Daily Ne story 1 y ar cause [ was disc ged 100 soon Editor & Publisher poi out ironi- Now if 1 could go back there for « two years of 3 aliout five months— . i ations and trials cen he judge obliged and on t teving Perry W, Howard cords of the clerk of court was other colored politicians a. . n, “five months by request.” bartering federal o L8 s is : for the Washington Times the only person to be found guilty R thing. Major Sullens wrote in his paper that Howard and his co- endants would be dcquitted. less of their guilt or innocence. Jecome prosec t bootleggers \i{»\\\wnh Iy his friends, " BULKELEY PRINCIPAL LAUDS “Tom" Press an in- proprietors whom = T tted, sure er h, nging from interna- newspaper’'s expose ess relations to the present stop- | e ot Wasiinzton editor | found the major guilty of contempt of*Bri cotton weaving , Congratulates Local School On Con- had turned oy o to the Of vourt and placed him “on proba- SaE ol s and the tion during’goed behavior.” Major duct of Students at L'ootball llens replied with an editorial re- People In iiciently Acquainted of spealel fnsin Hatlon six 1, Most lerstandings, in fact Game in Hartfd BOE 1 W, Ty G S ie il e 11 g0 as far as to say, most wars hen professional cast public events whenever he felt { U that people | The foothall tean e three repo promptad to do so and defying any ticient- | crs of local e attempt at public censorship a gr ere compli G e udge hastened to ai s 10 one an Feingold, - newspaper in rendering @ public ad no intention of High school ol | service Rathre cein » man if you conduct o Iy the most notable re- been given enough evi duct an inquiry of were sentenced by Gordon. Most of s over the e elec victory for the its own school on § Bulkeley stadiur The wider the in- Dal g editor o " nations of the | cipal Feingold's sta AgLon spapermen are Post-Democrat . in my opinion. I BEclss oy o St for instance, that it would e doubled for g £00d thing for our ministers | 0T ar 3 persc acquainted with !y ey cir collea 8 other countries, L 8pec Iy in the United States curs Geneva during " of t oE Nation o T i aricoese emns « 1Ys welconie oppor B \f - to meet any of the American ol CaniNoyietsately S i i Reduced In Your Home People Should Meet ~ triving for. A b It is not only ar ¢ > ) 150 urged th SOur: of After B R S et some talk punish Mallon is i are always so 5 o i senate voted that IR unsish iRy anicon . ot Toll calls might Maybe it's because a phy- is alv nations Weatikiolishad i senarnere netan: sical defect ays offending a you'll have to admit there's noth also 1 one e e majority vote. In Loth this case a Patriotic Order, S. of A., (5t or the Washington Times more distressing than to see bl 3 H H n Der: e ) beautil n o wit sha Iy legs ) customs To Assemble in Meriden vortere. newspapers aver the « I aRe deplorable try in upholding the right of ith thici, bulging peopl veporters to preserve confidential 2nd . Nfocmiton But er own fault beecau Senator Arthur Capper of Kan- |the swift and effectiva way in whic . 3 “;va,r publicher himaelr, | Moone's Iimerald Oil has been ston- nd Neil Jamisor 18 |/ hae promised to promote a bill pro- n of Varicose Veina and eyaldamison inmastivationaliise ket ducing the ugliest and most swol = I be the principal speaksr. Viding t no |len veins to n cting will conducted by . b naicc your own hon it the slig past state pr hin to divulge the source of in- |YOU n 3 g est inc nothing sho: 1t is expect «t | formation hers for his |8 L trai ¢ ring of m of the order NCWSPADC it enacted, | °f 1d in the . 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