New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1930, Page 12

12 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1930. A Calls Tt Accident Despite Testi- g andwrite S Govemmem’s Bl for Fawor D Lt R e Relerendum Girculated in Ma-| — MURDER AT JAI[ o "o Hoeve, atioe & H]SIFIEJ ol Friflgd With Army Not Successful v "S55 S i MEN’S CUNGRBS “ chado Rpsjéna;igfl Pian M Ulm . k Im. ‘.‘:pr‘?.’,':,"i‘ir.\.l: ST ! it rance companies held almost si A special deputy sheriff, Jesse tions d labor groups are \r ing Dome heeded the :dvice. : agricultural o f asked to sign a_referendum endors- e i . sty, attra e shots. This was termed “not d BF&HCI] Rlckey Ui S(. LOH]S Cfil' ing demands of students that Presi-| Carthage, Mo., Dec. 15 (P—Sherift| A {rusty, attracted by the shots. scaled the barber wire jail yard 0 dent Machado resign | Harry Stevens directed a searcn 5 sl Construction Drops dinals, AdATESSES GIOUD | " The Nartonat - Contederation of |over four states todey for soung | once a8 the killer fired one shat st construction industries wers P which comparcs with the [man and woman who yesterday | "™ f t = v eration of Labhor in |entered the Jasper county jail, killed | . AT e Cincinmati, Dee. 15 (UP) — The (0 11000 rates. has called a|Othel E. Bray, 50 year old peace |Child Drowns, Two Are nt minational men’s ¢pecia ‘e on the officer, with his own revolver, and Saved in River Case rer nu- | fled after failing to open the wom-| . SEVCT B LR e shocmak ¥ s, | en's cell bloc children plunged through thin ice ind others are me A hat and a woman's shoe heel, [into freezing water here Sunday, action on it lost in flight, were clues. No pris-|one being drowned, another being government oners escaped. rescued by a 10 year old boy and st signers of ) Covers Nearby States a third saving herself. The search covered the converg-| Hospital pulmotors failed to re- £ Touia|th Nati i t Many |ing sections of Missouri, Kansas, | store life to the body of Walter yr. Charles | prominent lawyers, physicians and | Oklahoma and Arks s Ferguson, Jr., 7, who was drowned voliticians, said to be or list.| A trusty and John Dyer, 17, son | testing new ice on the Park river. Southern S g e o i Cenciuns Gt ¢ e nd Dr. Wil- | have left for the interior se- lof George Dyer, jailer, were fired| Alfred Parent, 10, perhaps saved o : R ; 5 the w arrest. on by the slayer, who, with his| Florence Gillin, from a similar e AL T A t s el S Yoy : yallas, Tex.. i nio Molinet, s woman companion, ubout 24 years|fate. IFlorence and Vina Murphy, Sk e s de ity . tary of rtion, announced that old, escaped in a small coupe be " . fell through ice on a pond at v e 1 ran at st g e all teachers of the ing Kansas license tags. Pope park. Alfred. who was pass- w pacity; coal was off 5 1 e president’s " 5 | ) U the clections, to ¢ n from ! S e - ; peace and the provincial high Young Dyer, sitting with Bray, |ing by, crawled out on the ice and o d in a tele- | an schools who sig he said the attack was without warn-|pulled Florence to safety while which the congress sent to a t t n into custody, bu The killer and his girl com-|Vina managed to reach the bank e . na £ si ; o {hat their accrued salaries will be n. he related, asked to see Bill | alone. r 1ren ]t]d CIHWd Oblet s St e t with f n s + z e e el e o i Mo., who had| Florence's parents- and many t laymen 5 t T 1 z T t investigation of € I g | after question-|others were talking about a medal \OU’E U RE‘( e hat 1 f 2 I i i i | % s \munisn e s e e for Alfred to but he just said, F S RO ST ! 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