New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1930, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930. Three-Cornered Battle Looms In California’s Gubernatorial Race With Mooney’s Freedom As Issue voue T s e - (HARGE OF MURDER it e PLAGED N WONAN Background paign Propaganda. 4o Tis Fightng With Sere | tary at Golumbus Elks Club as C am- | San Francisco, Jul three-cornered batt norship of Califorr wost bitter became still terday by ‘th J. \Inmv‘_ and d been the hope o Young, candicate for rination of John Mac- witness in the Mooney- Billings trial, until after the primary election August case from becomir ald, who of the history, complicated yes- ht to free Thomas Warren Billings Columbus, Ga., July 16 (P—DMrs. Beverly P. Allen was in jail today charged with murder in the death of Anthony B. King, v of the Columbus Elk. police said she his apartmer day night wife found the club early Monday morning after he had failed to come homs | Mrs. Allen, poli told them discovered in she did not know King S 86 his affidavit |1y hurt, that com- 1f K Governor (efile] election, to de Donald 9 said sh she talked after mitted perju of Mooney serving life tion in th ness De b Governor Youn District Attorr Los Angele Jr., of San ancisco. dates for the republican nomi which in California is t election, » governor has rey serted that does no Mooney-Billings 1 1d be . it will do, v a tion, and during get a divorc Mrs. All ng fell during the scuff] counted for a bruise eves by sayving hoian the clubiin the dark FOSTER WILL BE GUARDED GN TRIP Lingle Suspect to Be Returned in Secret by Plane sentences for participa- I >repared- irated from make a is opposed by Fitts of get the clothe prom n issu the trip enRtor hoy to a post at a former T de a thorough Mooney case for more et republi- Johnson as governor's closest to his associa applied to the pardon, several E is un- slaying of porter. inst ex- o em- ORI assert. i ! recom favo! comment Buron Fitts, a an ifled they n in the r Lingle o Nfainedia s will give of modific tion laws. to th Mo At every state automot years old elopments in the opmer n oy ind has hee } most his life first visit F H.lrl\l SENTENCED Thompsonville 1 [ honse poi sought for tw At assault ar labor organizations, dorsed Governor Young as a ca R-100 FLIGHT SET (Bri Jilt Hartford irigi o Press)—The Briti i on J leave for Ca h was (Works to Be Published ) Works to Be Published I BENJAMIN MARHOLIN Commentaries Bible w holin, retired mer ity on the Talmud who died Mon- day, will be published by me of his family as a memor! 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Comstcek, the board voted to recommend that the plot at Roxbury | road as the triang nd Stanley street, “duck pond, opposite this long known and the small zle o) med Andrews pioneer slvidere and some of its still the owners of ex- The will bear the ne of as a small pond for many fter it was given over it was re hich Andrews v vears, but rark purposes triangle for which a osen is at Stanley street hill at been called nd to continue that nan prominent in the early Britain, the choice ade by the plan commission. Stanley Street Widening r r sketches showing plan for widening Stanley stre between Hartford avenue and Allen street, were brought to the Engineer P. A. Merian them to the next r recommendat of Commis- ner Prospero L 1 at this point and Franco- oposed the idea of rounding corners. 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