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. mnending Prohibition Fight Arouses the Greatest~
“wrest Among the Deieg ates—Bryan Not Having
ya 5". F‘ofSay Concerning Permanent Organization of
“Lin-.995.
‘iSCO. June 28.—Delc~ Announcement that
rat‘s were prepared for a la.
‘1 platform 3.11::
- .aniocratic 1112‘."
despite his dec-
ratzon that he did not want the mom
motion he would be willing to ac
cant: i~
> ~‘ 1' .~ . .2 C1}:-‘CE§)E it, was v3; iously accept-1d by the
.....j -€;<.':._V .or 1:3 open- sever 1'al elements in the fight
‘ BY some i: wa ‘
. _ s declar. the -
‘ .._ :onvention 1:381: was ’17? i0 omen: mean: Pd do
. that McAdoo .whose
'11:; . cry ,~n;>'fi"t~‘rs hitherto had planned; to
,---.1 ; convention day: keep him in the background for sev-
; :11: he: 13:0 the open 'eral ballots. now would be an active
- ;cn ha; been dinding'COEtendt-z-r from the start and that in
y; me»: ginning the elder {consequence the convention like that
3a.: preconven don of the Republicans at Chicago would
have a big three running close to»
gEther on the opening roll call. The
,DOss: bilitv of such a dewlopment
brought renewed claims of cousicten:
gains from the supporters of Palmer
and Cox and set the dark horses
champing impatiently as they re-
called what happened to the big three
at Chicago .
The >Palmer and Cox maragers
Isought. to discount; the apparent sig—
nificance of the McAdoo announce
men: which was made by National-
Committecman Love- of Texas, with—
01:» sayin: whether he had any di-
rec: authorization,“ 1mm McAdoo. It
was apparent however that many.“
*ho Mcfidoo worker; who have been
:lnv assi'ng for, votes without—much
and perfunci
of
» arseevr: of Homer 5 '
amp—3:14 chairman
591%. “e of the day~~ :
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task of writ:
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Eigi‘b: which was
more attention as
' ' 4): lawn to cases
ninizructed and
- Ewes: in .eres.
‘ fusriy was ’he
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organization or system accented the
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new 215219 to are value. . —
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hue i'rumabiy Mortafiyi- mm»:- .elleck Youngs, brother of
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‘ a? - -\ 8.1.: Evana‘h’liiEyth conducted «.1 restaurant in Bridge-
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-1. 'k‘ which le ca J‘ic to Toronto, where he em
1..-: r"".« “onions to an oatzn" ’94 in tile same business. A year
5d 1.. ,u )CE “my? 3, tn: he retired and the business ever
I... m .._ World. stalled :3 has been conducted by his son,
3"!» :3: W15 struck by the '3‘ “1H Youngs.
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Survive hi 111 The body will arrive in
Bridgeport today. Funeral .semce:
and Memorial chapel Burial will be
in Mountain Grove cemetery. '
Burglar-s Operate i 7 "
At Hillside School
l: was ruporfed to the local polio
“Saturday Incl-mug :ha: thieves_ baa.
gen'ered the Hi 11:31:12 boar-«true: Sfmw
32'} :1141‘. ;3\Vf'iv"-’.1‘.li b.2133 r311: 21‘
011 investigation 1: was learned 1321'
.9 "'19 Point at that someone had 9132911 a. ladder against
.3 33:13:13 0: .b_ aono szde of the building and (3113113917
9‘31. 037101-14 “intro. through a. window making
xazuray with some jewelry the va us of s
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of five hun-
for the Republi-
r' t; be lie-£11 at
Tnarsdav evening
«Ne-i of tné comi :-
inting if. under
oi
gar. ‘
tw'ni‘ch could not be ascertninerl > i
g The detective denanrzen: in 1:19: '
itigating ‘1
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._ :Motorcyclc Speeder , —
, _ § Appears in Court
1
Set rge can: Bryan H. Silk of the Nor.
walk police. las- week arrested
Mic-noel Sarenistls. a motorcycle
pe -dster 101' reckless driving anu
3 the city Court Samrday the} was
15- lfined $11) and costs amounting to
1 his will m¢339{.1‘3.50 by Judge CMdQE. Who later 3115’
' ;—__ mggesg 3131.5 013 mended the fine on payment 03 the
~ 3 All .1 Vorwalk factual coats of the court He was re-
glossed Friday night from the Yor-
{walk 3 non when bonds for “his ap-
‘ Event-anal! in court were provided for
)nstitntes Estate by Meyer Yedlin of Norwalk.
ESays Freight Increase
39'? l'ou nds Sterling
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woon Alum
Fifth Limb—fl In Hospital Par-
tiafly Blind and in a Cri-
fical Condition —— Mixed
Drinks— Bought Poison
At Garage and Combinedb
It with Water, Police Say.
HARTFORD June 28-—vFour deaths
in this city from wood alcohol
poisoning were reported to the police
this afternoon and last night Three
men found unconscious in different
rooming houses ware taken
to the
Hartford hospital where they died
wnile two other men were found
asleep in a restaurant were sent to
the City hospital One of these
diedand the other is in a critical
condition Medical Examiner Henry
\' Costello examined the bodies and
said thé deaths were due to wood
alcohol poisoning- The police in—
vestigation has not disclosed
any of the victims secured the wood
alcohool beverage in saloons as was
the case when 13 persons died from
the effects of poison. whiskey in thl:
cirv at Christmas time: last year.
The dead: Walter-Duncan. col‘
cred: Martin McCarthy, William
Gallagher and an unidentified mam
Joseph Kcllober is in a- crftical con-
dition and partially blind in the
hospital. .
(Continued on page Seven
Mills James. who. until Saturday
night. at least, livfii at; 13:; Wesr'Wasn
may never have quali-
fied :15 a. right rope walker, but Pazroi-
mu Robert Gainer is willing to wager
2. small sum that he can beat Mlle.
Lille. Leitzel, of Barnum a: Bailey
lac.
James proceeded to beat. up his wife
in a more or in: sa‘entific mac;- or:
Saturday night. just about midnight.
so as to start the neg week right. an-i
she. of course, complained. Fan-oi-
man Gainer was sent to investigaze.
and. when he arrived. James went am
the back window and down three
flights of a fireescape and Gainer: act»
er {11111.
“721911 caught he was mint: to po—
lice headquarters and a charge of as-
sault and breach of the poace was pre-
ferred gainst him by his wife. Mrs.
James received a black eye, a badly
bmispd arm and chest. her neck being
scratched. and torn and size told the
police that this was not :he first time
that she had had him arrested for a
similar oflense.
By some peculiar process of reason.
(Continued on page Three)
CAPTMN PHILLIPS
SAYS HREWELL
Captain Charles H. Phillips, for the
past four years in command of the
Salvation Army work here. conduct-3d
the services a Salvation filmy Hall.
W’ashingfon stream L25: night. These
worn in *he form 03 farewell services.
as Captain and Mrs. Phillips leave. on
mommg. for Waterbury.
to which city Captain Phillips
boon transferred
Try-me services were held yesterday”
and all were well attended Regret
E; expressed that Captain Phillips is
to leave. as he has been foremost in
work of all sorts while during his
term here.
Captain Malcolm Penney. of Quincy
Mass" and his wife will succeed Cap—
tain Phillips here. Mrs Penney is
also a captain in the work. They will
arrive in this city on Wednesday aft—
ernoon it is expected. '
Fatal Food Riots
in Hamburg, Germany
LONDON. Inna 28.~—Two persons
are dead-and eighty wounded as a re»
sult of food: riots in Hamburg. accord—
ing to a Central News dispatch 'fzdm
Berlin. Many shops were plundered
and a. 9"": ofvsiege was damaged last
night. The dispatch states tin: {or}:
order has been restored.
[re‘ ~
pr Q Is Greater Than Needed
Sm ?
e estate Wsibnrxi' TON June its—Tbs» bi!»
died in iion dollar freight incrmae asked for _
according by the railroads of the mm {is an-
court. fiéoximately 3338009960 more am
will lie-necessary togivathensixv'per
cent. standard return mined by
recorded. . W'
.1: Wii issue docn- mated wizards? at the m “:9
e05 .he money in :hearing before the Interstate Con»
{coerce Commission. .. - *
”xi-1”? 03.” ago is say. Presenting arguments to smart
“rs. Mrs Mary his mntenzinn, Mr. Ibex-u ’safi- the
- . g . «art: Miss Neuie‘w valma" of Waste“; coed
fidS’PDQr Ca'herine street, b ythe reads in computing: The return:
2'7m'filkN” mu ram‘fi Dan-3gb, drone;
excessive by M m 7
Wilson Point Men
Hail a Clambake
Members of uremia patrol and (in;
guard at the Wilson Point. storage
yard held an enjoyable clam bake at
the point yesterday W
56 attended the bake which was so:
ved by Clarence Buttery who was
chef. Eartha“:
mostofthos’é m1: hadto start
“numb m V693 » he“
‘ served.
M'ms Marion Hattie“. Uni-
ted in Marriage to Archi-
bald Morgan, at Residence
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Mflllli‘ WEfllllNliS
and Mrs- William H. Reed of 27 Fair
that. “field avenue this city: and Archi‘banu
Morgan of Sew York cit}; were mt
tied, in the presence ot'nmerons rel-
atives and friends. on Saturday after-
noon at 4:30 o’clock by the Rev.
Thomas E. Swan of Trinity church.
The ceremony was performed at me
home or Sinai-1d Mrs. Reed, with
whom the former Miss Hatfield made
her home.
The attendants were Miss Margret
Raymond of Weehawbou. N. J.. a.
cousin of the bride while the best
man was Herman Brest or New York
city. The bride wore a gown of him
taille tafleta and a. whit! tulle bat.
whae Miss Raymond wore a yellow
georgeue dress and a golden brown
tulle hat. 1 The bride was given away
in marriageby hm- nncle. William R
Reed
Following, the ceremony a reception
was 11. pad :1 wedding supper was
Sterling's orcheétm mm:
ed music. _
Upon their return from their m-
«iing trip, jigsaw! Mrs. Morgan will
make their home in New York ctzy
They left on Saturday evening for a
two weeks tri-p so Boston,» Rhoda
island and Watch Hill '
(Continued “mew
BUSH: BALE OPENS.
BIS EONVENTISN
SAN FRANCISCO, Jnne 28.—An in-
novation planned for the opening of
the Democratic convention was the si-
,lencing of the great gathering by a.
bugm call ingtead of the usual pound-
ing With. the gavel- in. the bugler’a
notes came to an end and the but: of
conversation on the floor ceased. a. de-
tachment of marines. “mulling in
front of the platform}. wasIto raise tho
National colors and present arms
while the band. high'np behind the
chairman. played the “Star Spangled
Banner." The formal can to order. by
Viccfhairman Bruce «Kramer- was to
Voila-x.
The arrangement was made or See
rurary of the Navy Daniels at the
suggestion of Viral- Sermnt H Horn-
hostel who is chief of the secretary:
unrsonal escort during his visit to San
handset}.
Preliminaries of opéning
Vention wovd' as foiIOVS'
811le mil, bv -1 larachment of 111:1
rinas at. 12 o'clock noon:
Wsonrinz the color's’.
the con
Miss Marion Hatfield. niece of Mr. ’
‘SENATSS HARfllNfl
of din
orders in widely saparate parts or
Imiv appear to corroborate the im-
pression that they are part of a deep
ROME. June 28.-Reporté
scheme to overturn social order
{What the country. Unemploy-
ment is the reason given for strikes
and rioting now in progress.
At (Indore. Venetia, red flags have
been hols' ted above the municipal
buildings. Telezmph lines have been
cut and roads blocked with trees at
Lone Callazo and Domegge Cara
bineers in armored cars have disper-
sed timers at Bx-ibasao. At Roncole
an aqueduct has been cm.
A: Plumbino soldiers and police are
protecting shops. They have been at-
naked with revolvers and hand gre-
nades and have replied with machine
gun fire. Many on etch sidernave
been killed and wounded.
Socrahs‘ ‘ts and Poonlans‘ ts have
clashed at Remto. One policeman
was killed.
Anarchists are concentrating aroundof
the labor bureau in Amman. They
have a machine gun An attack was
made upon Carbineer bar-rack and a
number 0: hand grenades were thrown
Hamlet-cements were met with shots
from neighboring houses. Women
W" edmtkehgh' tmg‘ .
Two trains were attacked near
Dungeon). 011 one train eight pas-
sengers were meted and five of
them died- .Tle other train was eer-
rying mice. of whom four were woun-
ded and one titled. A destroyer has
arrived at Ancona with reinforce
meats. '
Barracks were attacked at Pisa. but
the assailants were repulsed.
The rioters built barricades in the
streets and pillaged liquor and cloth
ing stones until order was restored
by reinforcements Two timers were
killod and may arrestcd. There were
a number of casualties among the no»
lice and soldiers
.older son. Leo, upon being graduated
mnxndfimiahpr’sonenolm
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10101 BRMHERS
Leo and Morris Gottheb' Are
Graduated With 'W
Honors at Large Univer-
sxtia.
A notable record for a. local family
is the graduation'o! the two sons of
Mr. and Mrs. L Gottlieb as recipients
ofthc highest honors at the disposal
of their respective universities. The
from the.Hamrd law School, last
track. was awarded the Samuel Pres-
cott Fay diploma, which is given “'1
usually to that “member of each grad-
uating class who in than m of
the law faculty has during 1111 rated
years by In: scholarship. conduct and
character given evidence of the mafi-
est promise. That. amounts to say—
ing that Lee Gotrlieb has the ennme
record of being the best man in the
graduating class of the greatest law
school- :. the world.
luring the same week‘ the younger
son- Morris. was graduated from the
Sheffield Scientific School, or Yale
University. and was one of five men.
t of a class of mm:- two hundred
to be awarded the degree of Bachelor
of Philosophy “summa cum landc.“
Leo Gottlieb in also a graduate of
( lass of 1915 While at Yale be re
coined gonoral honors for his entire
course and was awarded an slection
to the scientific honorary society of
fiHTlNfiAREST
RAMIAN .\ I
period of relaxation in several
montlm Senator Harding bad had
before him a. quiet and uneventful pm
gram today at the country borne of
Mrs. Harding are guests.
The only event filmed for the day
was a golf match this forenoon with
Senators Frelinghnrsen. H1197. of
Maine. and Kellogg. of Minnosota.
Senators Hale and Kellogg accomv
pained the Harding party here from
Washington. The nominee expected
to spend the remainder of the day
quit-21y. and leave late this afternoon
for Washington. arfiving there a:
midnight.
No definite engagements have been
made for the senators. and be pianntd
to do no political work of am: kind.
1—!» 1pent Sunday attending church
with Mrs Hamlin: and his bo~ts in
the forenoon automobile 1:111:11: in the
afternoon an resting qmteiy a: the
Frolinzhny: .en home in the evening
The brie: vacation has done much
to relieve the fatigue
:‘mwral 1110111215 91 lemlarive and pro
convention work and the: nominee
now is prepared to take up the cam-
paign. work with renewed ener'g.
Singing at the “Stir Spangled Ban
nor”
hag'
pom have been arrested and that y
M'
« Call 50 order bv Vioefhairman .3
B. KremérIMnutana.
invocation by Monsignor P. L. Ev.
ran . Vicar-General of the Roman Catt:
olic archdiocose of San Francisco.
Reading of the ball for the convex:-
tion by Secretarv E. G. Hoffman.
1 Address by ViceChairman Rreme'
announcing temporary organization
and presenstnz National
Honk-1r S. Cummings as
presiding officer.
. Keynote speech by
Announcemenr o: committoes.
Adjournment.
_“‘l~.en the 133le Mil Va zit—:1.
be S n. tn, in New York ,
if the convention'hoi-is nigh»? sens
Sims which seems certain it will he
at work while the Eastern half of thu
Chairman
temporary
Ebairman Can:
it will
rereuce in time.
Saturday- Night
The first Saturday night dance of
the season was held last week at The
ma; Club 2:11 was very largely at—
tended by the young people connected
Iwith the 0mm and that.
,of New Roéhelle, with 3093c mm-
.be'rs, provided excelling. dance music,
m7:‘£.§§tollocock Anextraono
on July 5th.
- William,H. Blacmgx. of East Rob
“it, who has been waged to have
magnum”:
goings» of mm during the coming
simian. has the Snildings and grounds
the capabilities 05 Chad Bum 15.339121115912th Rang-improve—
tne'ir duties eartxgentcemgmmts have mmmmai
£91m number of people enifry'ed tho.
i
June 23 .34111’191 won one of the two Sears prises
{1’93th and inVigornted by his cn-«N‘If $375 each.
the Sigma Xi He 911119er the Har-
vard in" School in the {all of 191':
'v" Q ”I”: your, to find {gig-.51
Sm run ’36 m mfiion. who '
3'11: :1 We of both Harvard (Inl-
loze and a foreign university He
In his second mt Leo:
went into first place by a decisive
margin. anin receivinz 3. Sears prize
He increased his lead in his thirr'
vonr thus winning the much coveted;
‘mNN. 31.1313.
“WET PLANS”
IN PLATPHRI
Delegation Goa Squarety on
Record for Modificatau‘
of Volstead Act W'ith‘
Two Hours After Arrival
at San Francisco. '
SAN FRANCISCO. June 28.00am
ticut’s delegation to the Hatfield
convention was squarely on haunt in
{Ivor of a moist plan in the Dem
erotic platform,
Within two boom a “to; their units:
in San Francisco the Connecticut
delegates €21:ch Ind vo ted to out
a. plank advocating modifiactinn a
the Vomend act to permit each sail!
to frame it: own definition or inter:-
caring liquor .
May Make Minority Report
So determined are the Connecticut
delegates in that partir-ular. cut
their caucus instructed Connecticut
members of the resolution. com
tee to bring in a minority report an—
gbodying their views 5115:1193 that com-
mittee fail to u: on th..'.r 19-121mm”
ltuition.
the Sheffield Scientific School in that
There was said to be ndicationn
{that other states wouli Support in.
iConecticm: ideas believing it to ole:
a. powible compromise between
extremiats on the la'l'bor qué'stion.‘
Cflnn?€.‘tlcfl‘. expecrs .0 vote M
to: Homer Cummings to: the m"—
in
“s.
mmmmuumm
infim
a. Cinna- to win Their sown in c—
Dected tom to Me:- itiifi
seen Cummings. has no nuance
flaw Another Plank.
The Con no "1611' dciezatlon wfl
urge the incomra '1.an of a plank in
t. 9 party platfomi advocating ado
Quate salaries to 90513.1 employs.
fonnecticut's members or regal: i-
Senator Preiing'huvsen where he andzf‘ay diploma. He will practice law in 'mmmittee was instm-‘toi by tho am
New York citv when: he mil enter delention in caucus to exert all in:
.tbe names of Root Clark. Buckner &
influence .9 that end
The delega-
nous
”lowland. action reznl ad from telegra-
Won-is Gottlieb entered the Shef- and O'her communf cations from (h-
fielrl Scientific School in the fall otznecticux to Mayor David 3. Frags-
1917. where he entered upon a course
of selected studies along academic
lines Ha rankod second in the class!
lat the end of freshman year (listing-i
wishing himself in French. biology and
math-2111111113 He kept the ball mil-
in-g in junior vent by winning
ScornB Trust Corporation prize
Sna.n?<b, and,
rsiw'r‘ rho most highly dnsirod hmo'!
a? Y.ale an election
honorarw society of the Phi Beta Kan.—
pa. Hi~ college career was topped by
h“: mduatiou ‘w'ih highest distinc.
firm“ at the commencement exercises.
held in New Haven. 1351’. Wednesday.
and strain of: GHEs'rnni- STREET THOUBLES.
.Severa!
‘ Complaints on the Second
District Police Blotter Over
the Week-End
Chestnut sweet had a box" rimn '1‘
min!" 113 um
- sumsmvm
HAVANA. June 253—3.}owu‘own H;-
vanawas‘shaken at midnight by tho
5‘12309'0'1 «1‘ two hombs wnich he"
been placed in apertura in the walls
of the Second Praise: Police Station
The building was not serionvsly damag
9d. One man. was injured by flying
dobns.
country is asleep because of the di:- '
DanceatTheKnob‘
friends. Th'e omnestr; 0: Harry Six;
1 A few imam-on later another and
heavier boxhb exploded in from of ..
pamhcp, smashing in the window
and throwing articica on dtplav in
all- directions.
found another bomb which failed to
,explode.
1 , '
Community Store
Opening Postponed
Anaem‘ dTemmbm.-oith€
company forming the Springwoufl
My state was held yesterday
afternoon and itmamuncedm
the opium: mid have to be post-
poned for a mac 1511114: as tfie stow
tor which the members or the com
my mm had been rented.
Anothermeiahekglooked an and
it is hoped that tins will be secured
so that the opening my be held
dimly. While not all the funds
rhave been my}! to the company
m.
.it
{and yesterday. Th: first romnmin‘
In the wall a! the police station was .
on the Dolice blotter M Saturdav
came in late‘Satnrdflv night mar '
strange man was loitering abuzz: tho
yard of one Of tho Ffiidfi‘ . 31hr“
mu Reynolds investigated 112.1 Emmi
: man more or less dazed as the ra-
sult o s rfirimus fmmcnti and unable «i
find his home. He was guidei 10:11:.
front door or me officer. ..
A little late:- a tamilv -Ul«‘il‘l"‘l trolw
out in full blast“. but as it was 2
(>ch in the morning an: we
neighbors wished to sleep inszearl “f
listening to the marital woes of the
couple a compuimt v11: lodged 1'79"»
the police. Patrolman Milton Lock
wood was sent to spray the oil 9
peace over the troubled seal 01' do»
mestic bliss which he did very sac»
cessfully and all went well 1mm 3-?!
terday momma Item "the krona 0
some cherries on a three on the littl
street preved too mch'for'the Bands .
manners of small boys who W3
to gorge them trail chased a:
the neighbors ant appear-ace 0! *1?
blue coat of one of our tru's'ty goat
mans of the peace. ‘
1 MIWWVTFOR‘W
Paul Met. brain mother. 5.“
mmmfisummmmsz
mmlacobandmamelia Barr
tine; bakers ofWoodstreet amt
result at an Whiz accident
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STATE BELEEATES
“SIB BAUEUSB
3 SAN mxasco. Jane 1 21.4111—
ward Quinn, Mayor of Cambridge, was
elected National committee-man from
Massachusetts by the delegation from
tho; State- Wi'dadrawal oi" Daniel I’.
Doherty. Springfield, from the contest.
at the last minute, resul‘ed in seven.
delegates refusing m 0151: their woman.
The canons named Senator Walsh tn
the Resolutions commisten and also
selected aim to head the delegation.
The six District of Crumbs. deion-
gazes including Baiubridge Corby.
Secretary of State. .vrdopled a resolu—
tion pledging thrair 51;: port to Alter
neyGenoral Palmer for prwsidnnt
Secretary Colby was Inflected In a.
member a: the Resolutions commit-
tee.
Virginia. delegates resolved to cast
a solid vote on the firs. ballot at least
for Senator Glass for president.
The New York delegate selected W.
Bourke Cockran as its member at the
Commi tee on Resolution-
The caucus of the Vermont delega-
tion resulted in the adoption or a res—
olution recommending the inciuionh
than platform at a wine and beer“
. The Hawaiian delegation decided I.
out than six votes for Palmer on on
first ballot.
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Causes Death
MIA, June 28.—-W. G.
‘Wamh. president of the Vale Well
,Tire and Rubber Company, and I. A.
“Haney, his assistant. were killed, oar-
.‘Jew HRVGZ‘; a._ delegate at
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Sew persons were banned to m
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