New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1930, Page 1

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Week Ending By Associated Press I <4 Jan At 15,512 ate - FREIGHTER, FAST Coar o v ) FDUCATION BUDGET Youth Will Quit Bachelors’ Ranks AGITAT oL LI D | "R VEA 10051 To Gt Hol iy Pyl o COMMUNIST AGITATORS DRIVEN OUT ROCKS, IN DANGER | - SETATSIA20043 Thinks Girl Friend May Say “Yes” - (JF CITY HALL BY ANGERED CITIZENS | | X ' Estrino Tucci Earnestly A d Intention of Being “Bdward Luckenbach” Probably | 88 ‘School Board in Session Today, ~ Married When He L:::')u“;‘innill]) ‘)nlt(fn A\.-'c “"L‘ AFTER RABID ATTAEKS []N AMERICA Will Be Total Loss—Crew of | R amey . o Pass on Estimate of | Shown Prefercnce in Being 48 Still Aboard " $) EX[]E‘I]SGS | Given Work. & 4 | M T HOOVER WOVES 0N SCHAFER ATTACKS Alowed Three Minutes SAILORS IN 0 PERIL, BUT | | SO IVCREISE OF Singsy | e R e e i, | o Get Out Wh BLECT 10 STICK 10 St (R OVBR LAST AiLoancE £ e Btk i e TRY LAWREPORT - PROMIBITION LAW 5,0 gt e e E N ‘ Unemployed, Seeking Wi < © omes T s ot 2 o o S S S| e o , o Drre Dot Work Cards, R Boat Grounds at Southivest Point of | More Money Asked in 15 of ftems | friendiess and without employment 1 last nigh i o F”Sl Law me\cemem Bofly Cfl”b D]ys UllCll”S“dll]—SayS or ards, Resent ! > was offered an opportunity to t his connections Land in Heavy Fog—Scarcely 100 Listed as Necessary Expenditues foln the army. but declined because | way department ure atan end tor | Sfatement f0 Be Tssted Gorruption Fault of Act Attackson Hoover but was satisfied with Today, the yo Coast Guard Craft Rush to Scene ment Expeets to Pinish Current | 0F the The navy recrui - eently passed 1 Yards Below High Water Mark— and Less Sought for Two—Depart- PROSECUTOR J. G. WOODS 1 to try the army but failed another job. Over Faltering Radio. Perenan Ko dsnn: A sc he was not sufficient Trouble Brews While | il I with the English language ontir ze Two) President Abandons Original - Plan Wisconsin - Representative Sco I:n-“‘;‘:“z.‘n"-r.‘"Yl:,. S ‘vv‘ ‘WUU[]S WILL ST[]P %;"L“‘fi‘”” . whl‘lf'”‘, e ey e : Not to Keveal Tesults I'ntil doint| Teaders From States “soaked in| “Reds” l)unoul‘we. Gov- ably bi total loss, it was believed han the appropriati g 3 : —Beat Hurried Retreat e s SR P Pr 0 (e g ’ ( ron AR l INT[] EAST T[]I]AY SE“RES SENATflRh e b : v as Crowd Is Slirrede?o below wiznvatr k. sie cone | Hachines and Punch Boards s e or s e Much Golder Weather Predicted Gladys M. Jones Says Commit- : »éi thesecond Veap in succhasion: I ebbed the Luckenbach settled more h ond 1 succeession in ed the engine room and the pound- | items will th Lere, as a strengthening southeaster Active Resentment. the game amount 1sked and in 15 city build- 2 | i t reas R i osted Afier Policemen Play Mint/|! increases w SUILon Bort | e After Tolicemen Play Ming |items. ) Piainst Slates | Snonbound Wil | Susar|Cronp Repiesantative Shar a1 = Sy el sl B he s nued to E : k 3 1 h on the al- endor — Two Other Machines | ture and —equipmen Rocky Mountain Regidn Reports| Attacks Motives of Members As shrill voice sweep over the cr at Jow tide A Congress as s the j ' ged at ot oring classes crease’ {1 to n peopl ot a co out of walc i e nuthorly nated, For r a subj | 6 Deaths—Rivers at Near Flood — She Is Called o Testify—says : 2 G AR LS st e s e omer e Nion . ;. | considerable pruning when A : oL enbach rests br [w 1 nance board has it under conside in South. y & . ; ited Hour ri r the classes” by a 1t e o than last year is asked. | o 0 T S0 el a v consel n factories and distributed end r o e hotatn ot e 3 2 Associated Pres 1 q v Agrees (o Change o Al ey b B Coast guardsmien from cutte I A | Middle-Atlantic antl| ¢, X ot 3 w Snell havin 1 I literature and applica- P i R S e iy 5 S :umw istern st & werd \m\m T e e g L i speaks 5 belwe rohi SEne rship. the west side coast guard tion | Cothopanes. i <ot | Poard will not ask for an increa om a cold wave which spread over | gang ! senat: on and the Chris el el 3 s in contrasting the that it s to handir 23 e B e hounced today the country today ) u cannot hay b . lte! in Riisali thcnl e sasL e calgarteniin « artment to work wit o T o T ot SN ssol ey th e ot I batt the heavy.seas and a head : Bl piheding ns f California and the Dacific coast e the regul \ Y ) I erbally, with condi- id, and will spare {board approved the t whica | S g ey inbridg. separat.s S shivered in subnormal temperatures e e wiee | White Hous particularly his With the incomi tide and a|n he campaign, his ob- | = ould place Contlriu T as heavy snow in the mntains This is a g<vernment of gthening southeast wind, coast ive Deing to clean out cvery- (Continued on T Two) 23 i VN rative off men said the vessel's plight | thi is in violation of the law s S 5 Blizzards swept castward from it e btaining oy L the disposal of the regular house | 47 ; 3 A e s and byt be even more precarions. | pe mbling | Rockies spreading cold and s e e aann comr s 4 mltiotingnaimes ol bt B ORI s girehol ; off into dvep water 1 arrests may be made, he | - veierd i wod i blicity cer n ouse that the ¢ in its {2 . A e e it S e e > would remain aftoat, | said, sugh the first move will e § [] 5 States Sug toward t la s s Sy e to the hull oile oir After scizures have | A second edition of blizzad | tore she took R e i nittees tak 1p the pr v ) AChiEd S o 2 R ‘ it Oficer Aboard been made, the prosceuting attorney | | which visited the midwest just bo- direct nd imme \ L ¥ A coast zuard offic insign | will move for condemnation of the | z fore Christmas held th 5% Lt Miner, remained aboard b the | devices, giving notice to the owners | Boys on Hazing Party at|its spel and the cour o ki Tallog Luckenbuch's crew, to sig th 48 hours as required by the | L9 sl covered with from cight to 1 5 1t share in 1he event of an emorse 1 n the event that the procecd- | First Thought Es- o Residents who know the treach- wre contested. hearings will be Unseasonable rains fell from chilly of the fourth amendment crous point are confident the ves- in police court, and where caped Trio [grey skies in the central Mississippi| personal files from offices I : e B ’ of the U. S. A. with head- sel's doom is ed. With wry hu- e are no contests. the devices Valley and streains in Kentucky Caraway Langhs at Statement iy aiet £ g b riers in New York City, provided tessee, Ar s and Mississippi res to this pledge in the past attempted a “short First Arrest Todagy Hartford, J 10 (P~ Wesleyan out of Tetiices s a cross the point of land. The Joseph Kozlowski. proprietor of |University students staging a hazing| Tumbli m of the Com- Meteor lost there ala © at 66 Broad street, was noti- A Coms A.. and agrees cipline of the actively in its had prepared a stateme (et ber of the members of playit of trying to embarrass Hoov »d of violatin, they recall other vessels that o destroyed | o e T read a copy of the their bank . & & mercury heralded liee Report Seeret party in Cobalt Jate last night were | return of winter to New England « tes ¢ y G 2 1 schoone Lone | fied by Officer Thomas . Dolan {o- Ning rain turned into sleet and i OnGet e 7 mistaken for the threc convicts wh f preside bones on the point ¥ to be in police court tomorrow : ow York and other | with spirit [ on the charge of keepi ambling [escaped from the state prison in | Lol O LY e Tt S levice, this being the first arrest. Tt | Wethersfield carly Saturday morning. | 5 Ships stand By is said that the slot machine in the | Aps, | New London, J 10.—4P)— store was “played” by policemen Coust Guard Destro who inserted five cent picees and re- o reported declining temperatures | and the taxpayer's money 4 : 4 : 1k Thompson suw three | which during past few day s on s Attack On President i T : : bearing the headlin i g . | pictures she had seen of Roland La- i Several let L = i 3 hdeas s war on worker: the patrol hoat Nemaha were § ceived packages of mints and checks | S S Ve Fenas st TR 1 This pager chateed ing by (o assist the ter Edward e redeemable for merchan- jlone, Leo Landry anc AP DI New York, Jan. 10 (P—Fdlling the files of 1 5 ; 4 DL that the president had called a con- ERenl Whi ¢ end chine concel thrope, the fugitives, and reported | o i E 1 A Luckenbac ¢ © rocks ing’ ‘machin - hellet {6 YWarden Charles S Reed | lemperatures yesterd L £ kin York capitalists and reformists at the southwest ¢nd of ock Is- nstall the doviees contend that h‘x»m n‘[ o Warden Charles 8. R return of wintry weather 3 i y: ¢ o ! e 4 or bureaucra and they had carly this morning heir use does not constitute a viola- |th1S morning. . veral d E f ical enfo L t t {that workers of America Scven state policemen and two i n policy 3 lite a ctit : SN ERICe According to the call for sist- | tion of the law g * | BELYACY expenses of the W ance recelved at the Coast Other Machines Seized SR EaRIE), Qe Ry i) SRR R B sty ppleanslea 1o ADanR o e el age and scarched th ods ir 1 « ; Al Ui 5 ¢t market crash. Workers were base here the freighler was not ir Last night, in addition to the ma- ‘_”:H"“ I‘.\Hdl\] o d o l“\‘i"j“ ": ture after reaching G5 degrees an lfi [m" [;HINESE I]lE X s 4, constitu i " it annot feed their serious danger of bLreaking up. chine in Kozlowski's store, seizure |7l 10 VORIWe | IHE INCSUER | roqki ek ee s ds ok Tare y louse ' s o 3 eaamall o feen ther Boat Sent Out was made of a machine in the rear |YOM & e Mo ary 9 1 @ steady p and by 5 i i & n the ; e e ; | e | police department here, showed that | * ! i : con : i c The coast guard i rd station | of a lunch cart on Arch street. ana [P0 1¢5 CeParimont Teve, Bhowed (ha o'clock last night was 49 degrees. : Sl ok fosit R roNt SRR EtE e et at Block Island, in cha of CF nother in a store at 237 Washing- | \A WL r RO The decline was al. In e pakace ¢ C i ik S M in this co and Boa win 8. 1L Littlefield (life sav- | ton street, It is said the machine | L s 2 Maine a light rain that froze as it fl ey ks ASRED 5 ' AL i ¢ n 1 .abor ing). reports 9 o'clock this morn- | found behind the cart was formerly { fell later turned to sleet and then to —— ' t ing that a picket hoat from the sta- | inside, Prosceuting Attorney Woods snow as the tempera fell to men who, she thoug resembled | have brought spri ke weather. f wuent nment for 25 (17 . Ot S 4 S heir unien ¢ ¥ attack sy i ugurate pro- — | today started condemnation proceed- | 7 Injuries From Contest | isrecs Walking motoring Untold Suffering Caused e iy U th enforcing *a 5 (Continued on Page Two) i in bhoth cases were made a dous nd for a According 10 the pol there Hlicns VRS ORfs Jnl 01 L Gie 16 wea fearei iicoe would be - by Lowest Tempera t o ‘ t 1 | g Fdward Baker v old, star : i er i ! g o 0w decided increase in the nun 3 JeAok "| repetition of the ice storm of three HEE Sue s T 5 D e S e i eatas NEW YURK T’I‘ heen i dectaed tncrcase fn Uhe DM~ | etense man of the Niagara ST T G e tures in 60 Yea e e sai ¢ ; Bt ling woel and sment it | Cataracts, died this morning from : T f ! es in operation in New Brita A Lundreds of thousands of dollars shad ke aeat ; |injuries received in an international | 1, he past severs bs and Jamestown, N, Y., wires and LHELE IR0, 0 WL d e N - D e ,,’]'Wf"f"'l“":””,' pa- [hockey league game with Bultalo | {roes were conted with jeo as the ve-| Leipigg. China, J 10 e a : : QeI ) o R tronized. Altractive prizes are of. |herc last night. His skull was|autt of & 15-hotr ient oaie | PAMs of China are being swept by 1anos ! ' i o e (R o B Llovd | Within one hour police received 20 | e severcst cold in 60 years, witl 5 sk s e ently dis. |GTOsS, @ teammate, during the last | 1told suffering and heavy loss o Some States Cooperate n ; ; Q ; o A e | ool otiihatsame Attar tna ol (Continued on Page 1 fe. The famine arcas particularly | Was o Jan. 10 R—Approx- | Lot . ! Senate Committee to View plyyeiioaieoinis i IR ot s s e nihee Bt ard 1 o states are giving 5 by ! . g skated from the ice unassisted, He| . acular press today « { Al Reoords of | narewounten bete, Sl " SRS i CLAIMS HUSBAND AR v ‘ » aive. The Cople ABOUT T0 BE RAZED Exchs : e ; where he died at $. o'clock this ict in Northern Shan mat saiil tol 1 Exchange wrtment, - upon lear ofitlig)|IXNERC, T 4 | 000 azed under-nourished - drive, said this afternoon that the | ! Sua L t ; il B i s i S : d . S Baker's home was in North Bav, ! and children were dead, due to « i vernmer : y . e ey ahx : '~y‘h\h”:m|"‘lln)l:‘|“"!\ I:’HIH{ Ont, where he learned the game, | THREW A[;"] []N HRESS posure, In the town of 1 ) ould : Y. M. C. A. to Tear Down ¢ the | During his career as a player he e frozen to starred with the North Bay junior | —— 000 died, and i Paotowehen suo ¥ i 1 a movemel > v s Building Evected ton exchange ded today ro- | city. Tast nig patrolmen w ertain Attacks Indetensible open its hearing tomorrow, and 15| nstricted to confiscate all gamit tamandals S aichacls Week-End in Jail Given R ; o 1 onfer t > in 1840 summon next week the officers nachines on their beats and the Toronto. came to| records of the New York ¢ . was that the Washington, |Niagara Falls last November from Man as Medicine for " o sinee 1 570, SIhC T b » : it e A ote ity RO iUl ot ostiiseiures | aumitonki ol he Diay e Rlinst BlIPARICELS Reform Dersons drowned i | year. | | dr ~ | - © Rengo News Agency | | ate sub-committee investigatin “ltie favors keeping them out o housands of junks ph Jones, Norfols. Virginia, | were made | cotton dealer, and C. 1. Morley, i » = Oklahoma Cit were called to ap pear at tomorrow’s hearing 2. l 2 Dt 0 w0 e oo Further Republican Insurrection operations of the New York Cottoa reight trains where soldicrs exchange the committee order: 1 10 e aloneR UGN TIEES 1d e o o Halts Approval of Party Choices v i i b e i St By o ; : ; soldiers were frozen Thomas Czapl 1, of 146 Gov- ernor street, who has been having considerable trouble with ) e movement of the second army Bodies were sent back to Hankow by the manager and auditor of the New | 2e ihipcessed Witk euch punsUmERtl S s G ke oha the bodic books for the last two years | wWashington, Jan. 10 (®—An at-|to follow the rule of seniority in John H. Herbert, Sr. form-r tempt by some of the western in- all cases, pointing out that this president of the New 'k Cotton dents fo g her recogni- | would place Senators Goff of West | A S T iy :)n.zl«mr-‘;‘»lylut.m-.m organ- | Virginla. and Metoalt of Ithads 1ot | 1025ed Monday miorning, fo v in Mangolia, near the border of Shansi l“ W‘ h A d‘ i : 3 d Lonal Lot care of Probation Officer Con- Eolly change, also were called for Mou- by the party's confercnce on the the place of Senators La Folleite, g : Feeney ap | Kalist Government News i day [new republican setup for the sen-| Wisconsin and Thomas of Idaho. | ..ot Cyaplicki tust night on the Senator Heflin, democrat, Ala- |ag Ihe republican regulars who con-| chaiwe of violation of probation and| The report ‘said ususually cold v London. Ja ) (P—Radio bama, spousor of the sen inve MceMaster Starts Kick {ceded the demands of the western | aceording to Probation Officer (¢ weather gripped the entire north- T eI r s E : Al tigation, explained that records Senator McMaster of South Da-jindependents that La Iollette be|noply, Mrs. Czaplicki has been mis. | Western part of China, i« S S 1 : i n 1919, following the New York exchange were sought | kota complained at the republican |placed on the finance committee, | (roated at home fo the extent of | widespread suffering SR b ) 7 st Gu sel in or m H. H “to show just who deals on the ex-fconfercnce that his scniority had and who waived the rule of senior-| having her clothi dar d by | populace, ounds off Nan-| ;.. ¢ ) ) his tr a ) ed into possessi change and to determine the fuil heen disregarded in placing Sena- [ty to place Thomas, of the “Young | e Upwards of 100 persons were re- | tucket today suffering | pit and actually extent of the transactions.” Ttor Hastings of Delaware on the | Guard,” also on this powerful com- (Continued on Page Two) ported to have frozen to death in |from what is believed to be an at- ¢ Coast Guard as property in July. Jones was selected two years 239 interstate commerce commit { mittee, spoke somewhat resentfully & two days in the tri-citics of Hankow. [1ack of 1t endicitis, istance w \ to 1 - Lately it has been deteriorating senate cotton investigation | Senator Howell of Nebraska | of the new uprising, with Senator E LA Wuchang and Hanyang. Twepty | Kleinkran t the message ander the des lis 1 an extent that repairs would Judge Stanley J. Traceski decreed L o i S Ship Rushes to Port With Radio York exchange with all of their = AT o Ghed T I o cold in the Suiyuan district of inner | v dispatch e . 1o make an examination moved that the new organization | Moses of New Hampshire doing the | Chinese caolies were found dead in | yadio t ) is condition trolling t h i expense which “"i :w amount of colyon concent t up for the senate organization |talking THE WEATHER | streets of Hankow then 1o tructions to his' cinity of N d cither the |to be unwarranted In view of thy New York |be referred back to the committec | all Meeting Tomorrow —— emperatures were below zero in | captain ed to port immedi- | IFanning o Mon ex- 13 « new building proj TAm 0 Morley’s name has been brought jon committees with instructions to| Calling another party conference New Britain and vicinity: the three cities, constituting the ¢ pected to mak nt t '\ The {‘11:“"“ W f}“”' o the committee hearing previ-yput MeMaster® on the interstate | for tomorrow, Senator Watson of loudy and much colder to- severest weather in that a in | The was received at the office |fishing boat within « few hours. nd the furniture th.\r‘fll {nlr .\al[(;; connection with conditior | commerce committee. Indiana, the republican leader, pre- Saturday fair and G0 vears. lof the Tortl ra Ehny L HOrE e S il e e r R e outhwestern states and i | ator Phipps of Colorado coun- | dicted that La Follette and Thomas K 7 Thousands of the poor w here at HisoTINEEANd NG, 9 Jyes PLehECty S 'j‘l- -°: T‘-I'" ‘”; »‘"‘ s heen invited to appear to speai ftered with a motion that the com- | would be recognized as members of to be suffering, hundrec & the R Coast Guard to tr 3 it profession ! around is broken for the for himsell, mittee on committees be instructed [the finance committee, — — homeless, v John Graham dvice to K by radio.