New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1930, Page 13

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD Pages 13 to 20 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1930. Police Guard Called Out for Score Of Filipinos In California“as Mob Attacks Groups In Several Homes| L 1";";“ NEBRASHA JUDGE sl & RULES LAW voID Storm Buildings, Wreck :Pelsonal Injunction in Federal Liquor Cases Illegal Interiors and Beat Occu- panis—Police Halt Pos- sible Killings. —— 4 ha. Neb., Jan. 23.- W f scorc o from possible 1l here today which @ mob « whites. sonville, Cal., Jay £ Iilipinos were use of personal injunctions habitual liquor law violutors tords Wood ot lared Federal rough. it unconstity Judge J. W itional v v dist - approxim. iy wrmed with clubs . wreeked the o0 and fircar o cverely | Al Available All wvailabl acputics, ity In the same opinion Judg held Wood ron that the U States Police supercmie court i entually volic i pass upon that se state office out to dis- rs and | tional prohibition & injunctions. Made in Nebraska Woodrough's cal mob and such v renewal of 1ios- | Sherifft Carl Abbott and his rema throughout i o prevent ¢ in ham, of Scotts whom It a personal injunc ningham had been arrc times previously — for violations. The the law had ined here the inst government prosecuto! tter feeling, which had its in- eeption in lahor problenis, flamed in- to action at the use of white girls «s dancing partners in a Filipino social 0ss the Pa- Knots of white s tion. Cu sted liquor sever law request w state that missed with ment the section of the rsonal injunctions ead lette ause it shocks common at strect corners and march on the Filipino South Watsonville fired through window accompanied by a hail of bricks, and the infuriated white d into the houses, dragging out the occupants b 3 1] were badly en and while others cellars in terror. permittir been and coimon tituti court granted the to ioinc residences i Bullets were S zovern ment's request enjoin Cunning- ham from bootlezging. it was cd out iatter upon a quent . could jailed contempt of court for violation of Killings Prevented federal injunction. wrrival of police Judge setting the onstitutional, ) said: runs 1l iden that the man being, i 0int- he mob. the fled to roottops aree be Gives Reasons out reasons such injt Judge detachme 1\‘\&‘ dited with having prevented possible killings and the burning of the dwellings. Chief of Police Robert Hastings warned the mob his men W 14 fire on it if the disc rocon- tinued. The mob dispersed but only form again in and s moh also w st night's riots follow 1 v.d \ dr ling is which took place Tuesday tof the IFilipino Social club at Palm Beach during which two of the mob were slightly vounded they attempted to rush the Charles Lock-Padden, the club, fired into the In held use of herd roug act the hu- 150 - s Liselr. i another scction of repeat the a nuisance, ar town c right wttacks. | yond th s dispersed previously handed Nebraska jurist, Judze T. C. Munger, of who held that personal in- imnctions in such tutional. down by Federal Lincoln, another when | building. | operator of milling crowd NEWLY RICH MEN IS FEVER VIGTIN m EUNTINUE J[]BS Mzs. Cronin Succumbs fo Parvot Brockion Heirs Plan fo Stck to| Disease—Four More I Work for Time | ases are consti- New Ifaven, Jan. Mrs. John H. Cronin, Sr., one ot New Haven's five parrot fever was dead at her home here the of thosc who caressed a Christmas parrot to die of the un- usual malady in Connecticut. Mrs. Cronin’s husband other sufferers were said to be un- der close observation today, doctors fearing a sudden change for the worse such as proved fatal to Mrs | Cronin last night. Boyle of Boston, man em.| The Brazilian parrot ployed by the Fruit Dispateh com- | Innocent of\Jte uice pa is being studicd by Yale school experts, who hope to segre- gate the germ which causes the in- tection, —(UP)— Brockton, Jan. 23 (UP) — Al- though they had become semi-mil- lionaires almost overnight, three men indicated today they would continue fo present at their workaday first New Orleans, man: James M A rubber workes Thomas 1", Boyle | La., a freight brake- | Boyle of Blackstone, | nd Wil 1 A a traffic of here, cause sach'will receive mor 000 in sharing than $300.- of their Ldward J. Bowle, 1 st credit clothier, who dicd FOR BOOK SALFS Alleged to Have Olfered Obscene Literature to Students of the three first cousins were the estat first cousin, ton's fir ho claimed sh estatc sis- tained in probate court here yester- day | Statue to Assassin to Be Erected in Sarajevo w York, Jan. 23.—{P—A Vien- patch to the New York Tinles | aid that the world's first| * cambyig 0 an assassin was to be Sarajevo, commemor; ”“”— e Ferdit e S WNS | {rving to sell obscenc y:yv\w ‘u:l'l!n\fl‘? Princip, the | giyqents, three men were 11 g ’{ : ;";n”\;.nul \.\xidl— Dy Harvard university specia police in the college yard last night. and his congort June 1928, 1914, | " iie [on gave thel The dispatcl quotes a telegra AL b h“”\l\ lisy : 1 4\1{\1‘ a telegram Samuel Elias, 20, of Eldridge e published in last | (reel, New York, Gerald W. Con- nigh Tagebla and says that the 0 8 tughy t, news caused great indignation in the | ory o0 OF e i A gl oL € | Brooklyn and Martin Sugar, of 611 ustrian capital. | treet, Brooklyn. ! ‘m[nh the th were to be arraigned in erect at the corner of Inh] | Cambridge Middlesex county over the River Miljacks, where the | ‘o1 today, According to police the shots were fired, & menioris [ices e o red porial 10 the | (rio was cvidently on its way to archdukic and archduchess | 1.0 geliveries of bhooks when which was destroyed when Sarajevo | : N us‘f‘r”‘,’-‘l‘ ’"“’]' D SArajevo | caught, several allegedly obscene i RathioduEoslavie. hooks were found in their posses- Jugoslavians rep memorial With a memorial tablet to | Princip, who died a miserable death | from consumption the Austrian prison of Maria | Theresianople while serving a life sentence of solitary imprisonment In a darkened cell, judged too youn na d today . Mass., Jan, nt that they lite had been re to arrested names as war Aus the ced the TOBACCO RL I‘UIAI ISSUED Boston, Jan {tion of Havana sced tobacco in the 8 Onvw cticut valley in 19 totalled 3.000 pounds, with 474,000 pounds aceord- ‘V to a bulletin v from the and crop r i servicl Broadleaf production (u\.nlll,l nnl) 0,000 pounds, compared with 14,16_‘,(1““ pounds the previous year. and wounds in | having been | for {he gallows. | e Actress Wife Demands 1 Divorce From Assolant || Paris, Jan. 23 (UP)—Mrs. "““1'\ A severe hail storm last August w ine Parker solant, American wife | pelg Jargely responsible for the of the Irench transatlantic flier, | marked reduction in the broadleaf olant. will go to a Paris! crop. divorce court Saturday morning “de- | termined to obtain a divorce at all Roste s Mou- Z Progri- Paris demanding a divorce on | vet, widely rounds of m conduct, cruelty, | etor and defamation of character and aban- | dancer, donment,” Mrs. Assolant said am going lo insist on a divorce.” known cabaret brother of the late Maurice Mouvet, “I|died here yesterday from the effec |of wounds received while fighting | With the oreign Tegion in_ the World war. He was born in New USE HERALD CLASSIFIED AI!SlYorL city in 1887, understanding | for jons | Wood- | of trial and three | which was medical | (UP)—Produc- | .| munition was destroyed by a fite in | the famous | with stamped ey will T by hir . Oit) et [BELIEVE IT OR NOT - BY RIPLEY ” A TITMOUSE 1S NOT A MOUSE FRAIL HUNDREDS OF DYES OF EVERY IMAGINABLE COLOR ARE PREPARED FROM ] COAL TAR — WHICH 15 ADMIRAL BLACK FARRAGUT WAS AN OFFICER IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY IN COMMAND OFf A SHIP WHEN LESS THAN (2 YeARS oF AGE | W . THE TGER~ NOT THE LION /7, — 15 KING OF BEASTS THE TIGER IS LARGER FILR(ER BR/\\IER,SMAR‘ER AND PRETTIER THAN THE LION AL | L Tnc, Great Brian righin resersen YESTERDAY'S CARTOONS the property of Morris Castle Ihese shows are located at 7118 Lakewood i i EXPLANATIONS OF Hereford Cow—Has Two Udders—This cow and has been exhibited throughout the country. | Boulevard, Dallas, Texas. | Gus Sonnenberg Cannot Lift Johnny Coulon—Alth 1 Sonnenberg ‘\x restling champion of the world he could not lift Coulon. This is due | throwing Sonnenberg off his balance when lifting. ’l'()\l()RR()\\ Shows, is weight to Coulon’s heavy Knack of -A T (Mm‘alc U nlm(mmlc LYNN SHOE SHOPS Sensational New Evidence Offered By Germany Will Cause Rehearing Of American War Sabotage Clalms | i ierman evidence rned from a his name had been he came accord to tell his story The evidence 1 Woznayk w living last summer at & street, New York. But officials sought him afterward, it was said not find him. They searching f Inter In Originally valued at but al donbled BOVEN- | cyulated during leng bout a rehearing totaling a upon war- acconplish- ind whet that nked with the of his \Iissing \\'itness Is Pro- e | duced But Is Not Avail- | own able to U. S.— Total Damages Sought $35,- 000,000. Wage Cu They Admit dissast forward o Lynn, ) 23 15 ure of oc (rpr—1 manuf | , Last Sixth trom the American shortly could receive rs Boston & Louis shoe style shows local shoe workers to face a cent w and the complete lack of work. local duction tion b md 20 p cut s vesterday consider Wash cular red by repre- sentatives of the German hrought a American war alleg of imperial Germany on, Jan. I3 (A evidence of Spect s ation jment has s claims cover at the Bla Lehigh Vall nown as th claims months, the 1 re the only one i vd, At furnished by |y s ported 1so an losion portation o To vailway on claims, Sl i sho. hosloy for the slut terminal They | Fespor b i &R The I'icodore 0o German sters sahotage evidence Woznayl agent, was Vo s shoes 1 ed Manning. who i sail to have 1y systematic launched a program 1 who than and declares. and gave new testi- destru o in America during Americ tra The United Stat rests in part on the ¢ wany held winus llied with i prope so1 in vain for 10 {years after the n, the German cvidence \nlmh\ln\ appeared her the German officials mony. Woznayk is still beye of America circumstance, it was learned today, will figure in additional evidence which United States officials will of- | fer besor is reopencd. wiore disasters, commission n who O1L STOVE An oil stove i CavsEs iR A 1 the e LS tions not unily house at §3 CHELSEA YOUTH ADUTS .00 TAKING NEWINGTON AUTO ©7. Joseph and ¢ this rags investigator i Box firemer mor 247 at who « from blaze with prac Until d the Given Yebruary Roland W. Boyden. w biter, has given represe ves of Loth governments until February 1/ |to submit new material for oral ar- |gument that will he carly in| (Special to the od vesterday April. 1t will be just a year in| Hartford, Jan. 25.—Capti 1 Llis street | April since the mixed claims com-|a chasc thro the I mission, composed of the arbiter | City yesterday, William J. |and a German and an American |17, 0f 127 Spencer strect, commissioner, closed what was sup- | Mass. is said by police posedly the final argument in the|Mitted stealing the automobile | case. | which he was driving and which is |center of | It was about four months | the property of Arthur J. Pr Chelsea Youth Iteld For Trial For s WOMEN DRIVERS IN CRASH Theft of Two Cars and of Gaso- Automobiles driven by Nellic r claims ar- nta ockwell av and Mr line—Confession Reported. of afternoon & rdner's ca and south on B according to Officer Ha . They intersection is street was goi ass 1o have ad- |sett street ,Hhmv Dart’s repo: the scher FACE DEPRESSON =~ Fmelgn Gompetition May Cause turers o may force possibility of ol Kensington collid W were slightl met in the Florida Real Estate STAMFORD VOTES NEW TAX BOARD General Assembly to Be Asked o Provide Law York; Jufi. 23 Man Sues for ,\‘HI(HHND ¢ e known 1N AST WOMEN LSCAPE t 23 (UP)—Nor GHIEF DENIES ALL OF GRAFT CHARGES Central Falls Ofiicial Asks Chance Until Tried AUMIHAI CROSLEY URGES BIG: NAVY Any Decrease in Size Would Be Harmiul, He Says our S60.00 § 50,00 ¢ 000§ 15.00 |that hearing that German officials | ©f Newington. |announced Woznayk's appearance— | Having stolen «inc in the building in which the com-|ton and come to M | mission sits—and asked permi; |admitied that h to include his story in the | mac W'nn'* ther | Tire Started At His Bench Sl Brestho | His story, as told in voluminous ‘.“'l'v“l““”“‘ Exiibiciiadmitied oyeEhe : T P s B s e of American officlals, s that Ne| o, ities that a youth in an auto [ worked in the Kingsland, New Jer- | {0G 0 G CATC TG | |sey, munitions plant of the Cana- | r car in Bos- Girard \ COTTAGI held at 1564 [| danuaiy 25 at Tis for |l ¢ leader.. A thandol d then ay Will b o'cloc port, the of that er will be the believe in 7 vesterday objection who an Lvang —_— TRAY ER 10.00 SUITS MELTING 85.00 [ 70.00 60,00 OVE ay 1 soline he had purchased. | [atan Car and Foundry company, | aY ¥ Ineplhie isdgutzoha o) j 2 e ot e Tt was then found that the car had | | 7oere o dvomendous store S S| hoéh atqlen fieve, Shorfly. affor R S 2 ward two supernumerary policemen 117:8 He i lolds thelGermanagent e n i v Co ia S st e ra here, in fact, that the started | at his own work beneh, the Ger-|™ ¢\ ‘Im;-n evidence relates: but he denied | 0 categorically that he ever had e | connection with the wn gov- | ernment i SxeRpt for onc period s and anothcr of 1S months, when he was at work elsewh Woznayk lived in New York, wo g at dishwashing and cooking, | were swept by todny Tossior throughout the ycars American in-|jife was not catimated. 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