New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1930, Page 12

STARS N STUDIES AND IN ATHLETICS Henry Gwiazda Making His | were among the victims whose limbs had been paralyzed and who | screamed with pain at every at- tempt to walk. The girl and the two women admitted drinking liquor, as have practically all the o t outbreak was reported a check of reports to- day indica at least 68 persons have been stricken in NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1930. LABOR WAR SEEN ~ INRUMP PARLEY Miners’ Union Group Trying to torney’ wifh the N Morris Lavine, an employe of the Los Ange Leontine charg: he | Quentin prison of former District At- Asa Keyes, who was convict- ed of accepting bribes in connection | they found him with casc. ames of Two Held les Examiner, and M Johnson, former secr | to Lewis, were held on the extortion | the grand jury arrested last night attorney’s agents said 000 ft the office of | vavine was ! when district | marked bills as he lo | Charles Crawford, u | Lavine's intended victims. District Attorney Burton Al Titts, y | preparing to take the matter before | | ticles, which he was editing, unless id the money was | the first payment Lavine expected xaminer at once disclaimed |on a $300,000 demand he made upon | Miss Johnson wa: tody later when La into cus- said he had in | collected the moncy for her. Lavine claimed that his arrest was legedly one of [a frame-up and that there was noth- ing irregular in the affa He contended that Miss Johnson had refused to go on with her ar- he took two suitcases full of docu- ments to Crawford for her. igalors discovered that Lavine had | wcn making threats that he would | involve a score of men in the Julian | Collaps unless money was forthcom- | ing. | Miss Joknson denied that she wasi a party to any extortion scheme and | claimed that she knew nothing of | { | | TO RELIEVE— ‘Start thorough bowel actionand rid your system of poisONOUS Waste &S s0on as you o tn of & cold. Just take of promp D :x:‘."lz s mors h h in action and o e All-Vegeiable Laxative ’thc money. | He said he did and that Crawford | The historic Dead Sea of Pales- | announced his SIJSD(‘I\Sifln,‘poliuciflll and lawyer, and Abe Mor-| then handed him the: packages of |tine is so full of salt that no fish | have been o fatali- {ur.a cancelled publication of a series | ris, a broker. Other brokers and fi-| moncy and that he was arrested as|can live in it. Various projects are | have failed to| Springfield, 11, March 11 (UP)—|of urticles which were to have ap-|nanciers who were not named, were| he turned to leave. on foot to garner its mineral wealth, | t. The ailment, | pational labor war shich held | pearcd under Miss Johnson's name. |on Lavine's list, Fitts said. | Titts said, however, that his invest- | which is said to be very rich. | estion in the head q | passes swiftly | Possibilities of seriously involving | > phase, mark- American Labaor | | he legs and in- with knowledge of Lavine's alleged | Crawford, a politician, Kent Parrot, s nd Oust Jobn L. Lewis | county y and| : cig’ nicoi nty. dealings Mark at Williston Academy TOMORROW ALRIGHT Success on the football and teams, in dramatics and on club has failed to Henry Gwiazda in studi Williston willi Mass, and when marks wers s found Tockey ; Make the test tonight his the Federation of here yesterday ——————— N BRITAIN'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE Handkerchiefs Ladies’ pure Linen colorful print- cd Kerchiefs, in a lovely range of new spring colors. Finished with a neat hemstitch hem. Priced for Wed- nesday 6 . 5 3(: CH RS E or only .. only, set ....oveeenene WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Extraordinary Bargain Values From Our Third Floor China and Glassware Protect Your Car Odds and Ends in Values $1 to $1.98 Upholstery and Buy at 25@ and 5@@ each Ideal pieces for bridge and shower gifts. ed by numbness of was launchedl creasing pain cach day. 1 Oklahoma City, Okla., March . | the massing of more than 500 deles he was 11 Henry, Ladies’ Neckwear Dainty mnew Lace creations. Choice of sweetheart sets, panels apd bibs. Ecru color only. At a special selling for Wednesday 79 c iliness I re- (UP)—>More than 400 men and boys, from poison Jamaica gin- avenue, was New Britain thic cn predicted patients would lv if they rested of the convention call. It consist>1 Jatients had recover- | Of a denunciation of Lewis, laid th ster. to take | &roundwork for the adoption of a v crept along with |new international constitution, re- ches or canes and |stated the unions policy and select- caused by mixi drinks and not | Fishwick, president of the Illinois by denatt | district union, richest state coal dig- | zer's organzation, and leader of the fight to dethrone Lewis. | It was an indictment of the vei- eran coal mine union chief for al-| gales to a rump convention of cout | miners for the avowed purpose of | d seck IS throw sresident s ing the overthrow of Presidert T 1| John L. Lewis and his associates of o ed M e Workers 4 {3 o Hadiitior Jthe United |;n Workers of Amet to attend the academy. ord not hecause of an epidemic CMERO TN noaT N : The i of the convention it he had found which was held simultaneously with one called by Lewis at Indianapolis, 1ed of sharp pains in legs | ed national officers to replace Lewis . and his associates. | leged misman tional union’s WORD UNMARRIED FOUND IN WiLL. Significance Seen in Erlanger Document on File ement of the na- affairs and stated thet has brought the organizatio 1t charged that his alleged failure to hold a convention last ye: caused the constitution to collapse and that he is illegally hold- ing office. The convention is a consolidaticn of practically all of the forces that for the la include leaders from | state t Clifford reported to poison in the liquor. Officials | Ind.. was featured by the reading Clifford said ks were| The call was read by Harry L.| he Women's Chiffon Hose 31@@3 paie near to ruin. Seat Covers For a Better Resale Value March 11 (UP)—The arried” in the will Lincoln Erlanger, whosc ical enterprises are said | in the coun- | Made of fine quality striped material, in a large selection of pat- terns. at the school 1 sive. The popul an athlete is not been upset by the He played regular the aham t the ed $75 was the bone tention today between counsel s of the late theatric woman who The fight between Lewis and the | | insurgents has been smoldering over | a period of ten years. It has re- sulted in sporadic outbreaks of de- fiance principally within the last | cxecutives of the Illino The controversy became o | heated last fall that Lews revokel the district charter and appointed provisional officers to take over tl administration of the statc union’s affair He was halted in this, howevar. court order here which re- strained him from interfering with the district’s affairs. The order is now on appeal Selection is large to choose from. Specially Priced atigss s A vear by Mrs. Erlanger” g district. s cntitled to half the posing of the es- ang brother and two was filed yesterday without a petition for probate. The document, dated October 18, which also provides that cach distributed to 11 specifically de- who died last Iridescent Stemware Goblets, Sherbets, Wines and Cocktails, reg- 25¢ A lovely Chiffon Hose, of fine quality Silk, with the narrow French heel. In a large choice of the stunning new spring shades. All wanted sizes, 8145 to 10. STRICTLY FIRST QUALITY team scored 3 their opponents. He played th the “Merchant efforts in dra garded hig which he second placc chool conc ular 50c value. 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