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samplated Expenditure of $100,000 for Factory Ad- Although the meeting was “mum
ed until )londav morning Julv 5th
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and Another Large Sum for Erection of 9 OLIDCk, and no definite report was
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Labor,
Liquor and ‘ Irish
l d i , . . . . On another page in today’s paper ’. . . _. _ ,
30-24;»; Held [Tp In de finitely DI ager G 0d hild Eiseu‘hfligslzgdacthlf?igtwtgf m:?;9?. Questions Are flue Slib- there appears the statement of the ap' Threatened Antl-Admlmstl'ation Flght SO Far Has C0!-
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his 0 C 21:91 {flnbfis of the Board of Estimate . Jeets 0f 131533”!!!th gooaIT-EagfonfiitEggtéagndaffjngdghhdtvl: Spsed lthout A Shomg_Flghts In Committee
. CTTV 15:13:13: dt 5: meeting held anthe Among thew offload- pmposed to make a. a meeting to be ver lflatform. Planks EXpected to be Settled Before -
E 512000 should $151255] 322:3?“ °‘ ers " " " sf“? he“ °“ ”“1““ my 5“” at 9 0‘31““ Reaching the Convention '
r 1e assess tension 1‘ . . . . ' . .‘ .- 3 ‘ 0 1‘18 ' ~- T9313 f in the morning. ' ‘ -
.l. ,& J. TCOmmengedcngSEDtT-htesmeet' he had re- credit of the Bridge Commttee to 1e 3 A
contemplated ini—
.. ut th e: lac-(ll property not
; V: 9.- ..- _ . a e money be ex-
.otggé - r3131 3...); pended on some other branch factory.
‘. ause'-uch arr-l It was true that plans had been
- ‘0: .he .cuy in laymg roughly drawn up for a considerabl
against the com- enlargement of the present plan:
here. and that considerable monev
was to be spent upon these improve-
ments‘ and enlargements. However
the directors of the companv, when
they received Mr. Goodchild‘s report,
A scrutiny of the figures show that
the grand list in the First district is
held at $8,572,654.00 and that in order
to raise the sum of $358836“) which it.
is estimated is needed the tax rate of.
4.2 mills is to be laid. The rate last
year was 4.6; this year's decrease be-
ing .4 of a mill.
The Second district holds a lower
tax rate of 2.9 mills against 3-2 last
year with a grand list of 51029540300:
the amount to be raised by taxation
’U y u ‘ - . 1
.-- -. gal expenses run ‘ o
.er a. :provem _ . mna expenses re
ears to [11 pairs. and for the purpose of securing
cast Side of Washington street. “In C
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‘8st FRANCISCO, Juno -9.—-Ad- son was
ministration forces went into the sec-
ond day of the Democratic Xarzonal
Convention apparently in full control
of. the situation. Senator Glass of
virginia is chairman of the resolu-
tions committee. William J. Bryan
has been excluded from the sub dent fairly lifted the convention :0 its
committee of nine chosen to actually feel and set marching throuah the
draft the platform. Bainbridg’e Colby, faisles roaring and shouting. it was
secretary of state, sits as the repre-
unveiled in the great con-
,vention auditorium to let loose a.
storm of tribute and approbation tram
party followers on the floor there.
seemed little chance for those who
had set themselves in opposition.
The demonstratloh for the West
. John F .McMahon. who appeared be-
tore the board last evening. represeno
ed. the committee. and he urged that
this sum De appropriated because he
felt sure that if options could 'be se-
cured on the property for a year that
the bond issue would be approved and
the land could be then secured.
There are five pieces of property.
extension. Which
, ,.:-=:llased by the come
;., _ . over to the city for
-~-.:1is of the company
aided not to make
ions Planks for
. . born in part of a solemn patriotic ter—
~ which was mm” bl . . ‘ - . being 329370.20, ‘ sentative of President ‘Wilson. Sen- vor that had receded it and which
plant here. and decided to access-am: tor the prolect. two of which Will prove to be expen- 121011. The Third district has a grand list ator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas, had sent the rglling tones or the Star
A: an important lions. and are now sa’d ecommenda- SlVe. as there are buildings on them. -_ of 52.859.464.00. with the tax rate ol.P0rter. has been chosen for perma- Spangled Banner soaring into the
will be transfer- Dlating mov‘ ‘ to be contem- Mr. McMahon also appeared and - . , ' ‘ 4 mills. against 4.2 mills of last year: Anent chairman of the convention caverns of the massive buildin with
some other citv, pox-rant procigsggmt; (12:11:31ng im' made a Plea that the sum of 310.000 prigtafigf'gstgofim‘1_-—-Act;Ial 311,355.00 is needed here. Administration men head other com: a, force and volume that spike of
~ ul, . ' ' . rom be 31) 1'0 ria'tcd‘ to e “‘“ i310 pat- In the Fourth district the tax rate In ttees. . . - ' .- -
“3 by a local pa- $531 Igggqffiagt- The Present buildings erecting a? public wfiaéhinpfifmsatgi form, delegated 13M night, 1 a .sub- will be 5 mills. the amount to be rais- The hreatened anti-administration he'T‘xht: tlggégficmlhmgifixcffilmé tho
“ gentinell to the ufaclu/riISo {are and some 0f the ”331“ Street frontageand named the Rage; committee 0f nine, “‘39? " ."mlSEra‘ ed 310855550: the grand list beinglfight. so far as it related to the or- building the peal of the great pipe
illiiill-TC‘D. was to no, to arTV-‘ngpsz 2:56; waslsaid. but Oyster Co.. the Nor-walk Coal and sno- Egon lleacflershlp, waited , .1 y while 321.727.521.00. This is an increase of ganization or the convention machln- organ flooding the space with music,
PL, ,..- '1! plant. and that out plans are Changed “.131? ess plies- ply C0,, the V‘Vest Farms Oyster Co" Opznl’hzgusozmmcgmamxtt it; 53 tltept 1.1 over the old rate of 3.9 mills,1ast er), collapsed Without a showing. the clash and stir of the military
x . . 3.0L:- contractors period of time. In a S Oil and the Lowndes Oyster (‘0.. all of e r . “8895 ions year. At the same time the committee
. , band. the vivid wall of color where a
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n as w cover a Protest was filed with the ard of whom were wmmg he saw, to five a d arguments from my sources. The Fifth district. the amount to formulating the rules for u;
- . . . . . OflVen— great flag swept from ceiling to floor
.. . . .. , , Labor. liquor and them question be raised bv t 3403' 4 - t ' e c» r -
_ 3.; unmo r. - . - , s1_. 0.) , h. ‘ . ‘ . -_ . - amnion is .33 -10. ion has cleared be way to th n‘m‘ le , m m
J” ° he 5.23%: mm“ “‘9 50" Del“. Gem-- “1- m; b£i§inz°ror$bg§2 ‘25:}: ”flag: a“ “"1"“ °‘ “WSW wt “1°“! ""3 mm“ m We being “‘2 mills ill-“ins speeches to be denvléreé‘wine viii-fifitl’iir'ife “2‘0er §u§f§°o§t ti:
. _ _. h . F .. k 0" l qma rhm the assessment. With the re. wharf were; built the the S- u r party leaders, were onto;- ‘13ng at an increase of 2.2 mills over last year. the resolutions committee is working 'plaggom and three h it all the rec.
. . . . ggfmn £6011; burt thigrisual‘fgs cut ctodabout $50,000. 30.10000 could be segured frommtlfe all]: committee‘s while hearings. The grand list is given at 828.444; an the platform. By unanimous ac- Twine—like qualitv go! the coolgsalt
' '; ‘ _ , . ~ 1‘9‘731' e as 53' "' ‘ ~ ere were manv page” :55 - - ' .r ~ .-
‘ _ .0 rEBEZnGI reporter. One calling thin} to the ofigfalsxvgf government and the harbor would be of lesser controversia‘afidlhgfe . Hes "on. it has deemed that candidates breeze that sw‘ept in from the wide
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Continued on page seven
BID EAST NBRNAUT
cleared out-
The Second District. he felt sure.
would no doubt be. willing to give the
land to the city. which would be re—
quired for the wharf. and this would
not only be a gift to the city. but
the company was the fact that ans
had been made for the erecting! of
houses and other buildings for the at“
ccmmodation of workers at the plant
1 ms {Fomvflny' ,when the extension of Chestnut street
- m, the improve- was accomplished. Then promise‘ai’t-
may be placed in nomination while
the platform deliberations are, going things were busv
on. but no balloting for. a nominee‘ '
can he conducted until alter the plat
form has been adopted. This action
will simplify and hasten the Work of
ed little prospect that the long list
could be finished until lite in the day.
.hleantime as observant; studied the
makeup of the sub~co Tee. it be-
came more apparent'thatlthe real can
test over the platform Wold come are
reaches of the Pacific—all those
even before the
flags. swung up in graceful folds to
disclose the president's likeness and
send the convention into a frenzy 0!
cheering.
in view of.
ulled for ac
find also be-
. . . . ‘ th - .
'_h:" i: sift (C wguld as looking out tor the gutulre Tr inc sub-committee upon had bcen BUATMAN EVABE TAX §~0§°2fifimfifimuc moment vestcr- The burst 0f feeling did not (“9
; zor t..e ex- oath-med on page Six W en t e Pectric Dam 11115 I e 0‘ air before the full committee for re- : dav wh ' ' ' -. .
) cared on Water street. view, William J‘ Bryan, : . itted bl: .. en a partrait of President “ll- (Cmtlnued on page 318th)
. 7 The money the city would appm- one Administration leade 7. mmem- - c_.__',____
T! {T‘ 1;; IQ I q C I Bria-lie C011!“ be used f0? the Wharf bf‘l‘ship on the subcommittee, said he i112)“ ElaizsgnaggghIzaogwbggingrmigfi, o o’ c c c s a e o t t
1; ii ‘3 0' 4 . T . . .. - { and the dyke and fill wo‘id be taken probably would not present his planks ‘ .- C. " ” ,} Ti : \. nu: can ‘
L' . c L -0 U i.) > 1 care of also. what with the work the on prohibition. the League of Nations 323m“ sew“ 3“ ‘ orwa Tom-
SAVE OUR HARBOR
men. whom. it is declared. have evaded MAVOR DONOVAN
the $10 tax on motorboats used for
pleasure craftby declaring that these
boats were used for trade. There is
ra. heavy penalty for this form of eva-
sion and if :hc charges are found to be
:overnment intends to do outside of
Dorlon's point.
Miscellaneous bills in the Fire Ive-
uartmcnt. t h c Hishway department
for buildinz in the Fourthn dism‘ct
and roads and miscellaneous in th
and other subjects for sub-committee
constderation at all.
(Continuation page M)
CHURCH CAMPAICN
WILL BE ABANDONED
Are the citizens of Norwalk
so indifierent to the welfare of
the city that they are going to
accept. without portest. a fail-
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it Was Trying
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.- p... PRISHNER ESCAPES $555.tiesu.“¥l0?:.5r:55‘95s.Committee Votes to Drop‘: exams? aliases;
to Lost Time on . ngééfgg‘.fig.”Siliffiiimailfifiii 0 4 - , m is levied on each motorboatdused‘ Interchurch World Move-’: gigaificang‘réquiremem of ‘he
. m...“ Road. Comm m... to Stand er “server”? ”THAT ‘ ‘ JAIL 55.: films... at m > ;.., ' - . more: 5.55.25.35.23”;
“Tw‘g by State Platform—Still Sleuth-Zn basil: the meld?“ “W“ T i3;“$3113?rifinfegrfiieogli? “$3.3 3‘2”“??? i’f 9'13 ‘niirflV‘Wz: E3333 £22331. gsilnffflffig
A Firm For P31111811 :éili‘sfeaggiigéid agggtgfifififcgf many industrial uses that a motor 31.32«),2i4?§§m§§‘l£§ :31?“ a ”ta! 3'2: Taxation. last evening. voted
k of its fifty—
cight boards and societies at home 3“.th
abroad is to he brought to an immcd-E.
-:’ate end. This was decided upon yes‘:
terday by the executive committee of":
the movement. which at the same time . a
set July 8 for a meetins of the gcnwt
oral committee to decide how the 0111- t
or work of the movement may be car- t
rird on or at least certain aspects “tl‘
it. It is believed that at this meet,t
inn the entire project. one of the most it
. ambitious. will be abandoned. T'
“QUARTERS There has been considerable talkx’
HEA .
0Y1??? Sherman. 55 ’ears old. who boat can be put to.
. At the time the complaints were
lodged about the practice of the East
Norwalk men. there are four of them.
other complaints were also 1011st
about the continued use of motorboals
without muffler. which is also azains:
the law. and for which violatoin there
is also a heavy penalty.
The results of the investization will
probably be made p'tblic in a short
time.
down an appropriation of $10,
000, which. with $5.000 from
private sources. would nicer the
requirements of the Federal arr
thorities. and release $200,000
for water improvements. Is it
too late, Mr. Mayor. for you to
devise some plan whereby Not--
walk my profit by this genera
ous olfcr'.’ Our he: or is worth
millions to us audit isn‘t hardly
conceivable why there shouldn't
be almost who}? hearted ef-
fort on the part 00‘ every Nora
walker to push alone, this prop-
Su Pan's services amounts to $220 ‘ ‘
and1 of this the Statewill refund half. »was sentenced $2351 tile hkorwalk clt)‘
The money needed to meet the otherfOP“ ‘0 59"? 3—; 061:.s in the county
bills amounted to a few hundred dol- 3‘3” 0:11] Charges of burglary. escaped
ar< and will doubtless be apprOved. ..rom\.. 9 0113.??? m the rear of the Jail
The full ‘lzoard was present at last 3“ _- orth'aienue, Bridgeport, yester-~
nizhts meeting. 3-‘ momma at 10 ovlock. Semans
ESSEX STUCK CAR 5;“ m
BEATS R. R. TRAIN
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SAN FR- NCISCD, June 29.——As-
sistant Attorney General Thomas J.
Spellacy. Connecticut's representative
on the committee on resolutions of
the democratic national convention.
swill use his influence. it is understood.
in behalf Of a semi-wet plank in the
party platform, being in favor of a
modification ot'the Volstead enforce
.ment act of the eighteenth amend-
ment to the Constitution... Mr. Spel‘
lacy is supposed to represent The son-
3 timent of the democracy or Connecti-
l
15 50‘ :1 0-: 0.; ..
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searching for the prisoner..
Sherman, with his wife gas arrest-
ed by Detective Sergeant Thomas
Hunt. Mrs Sherman served a !erm
of 60 days. and is living in Bridgeport.
awaiting the release of her husband.
0
recently that the strong to raise theta
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. . .. -. . . lar e finances r aired bv the move! osition.
cut on this question. its convention. “‘31 other prisoner‘s—‘Sherman was 3moi were not mqeetinz with succe~s T
’h‘hlt usu~ l. workinsinthe 'Qi' l. ' . v-...~......... v:
__ v» {C eec ed . r. be any and th.r . -- 4._ 1 _ _ , _ Quarry ye-.ert.ay 'and since the recent Withdrawal of the . .
; teen others. declaring in favor of the A new Essex stock 93" ”.0.“ 92:53)] morning, and quietly walked “3 he“ ' Baptist Church \‘opt‘i and the PreSbV'T
_.— {var—m mqain.’ revision of the Volstead act. so as to in the lobby 31' £219 Mahaclnelno ,2 ‘e_ do“ terlan Church \torth— it has been pre'
. "‘. “ “‘ permit the manufacture and sale of and is attracting CDESELE‘RT"? a. 9“ Sherman was arrested last March -- ‘ ‘ . 0d '5
. T he came lick: wines and beer ‘ lion especiallv when some 01 1hr.» and was sentenced by Jurlca Cap-dew _- uxcted that the mmqernent WE,“- are“
? all r. " .. ‘ .‘ _ ‘ '. - ‘ * . " ‘ - " . .amcs ciers. cairm 4
r Lsogrggfl Mt \pellacy. Whfle St!“ a ' cum‘ records that have been run u? El); for the theft of tools from a lion “'9' SAN FRANCISCO. June 29“”:“Ch firfgcugxccutivc comgnittce said ves‘
.13;,.‘_.’ij..: into 3113525 man—for one ballot, or so—is stock mooels of this CPJ'AJTE “£3.31- nu'e house. According lavel'i‘lfénc‘e 0?:- .headquarters as William G. Mg‘rljoo térda‘ 'hat there 'ere a n“13mm: of‘ _
._; .‘n Salim-an recognized as a leader of the almer known to those whow'palben lmt e; ”We‘d. Sherman and 13;: Wife had 'will have were 03‘9“?“ here “3d | rearohs‘wh‘v the work is beinz cm" I
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- 1‘. last rhet‘ wrecognlzed as a leader of the Palmer over “.3 mm" “5 ename a ( 0 b.9117 encased m tTmrvm-aclyf‘ 0: S'Sm. 7393‘ 9035‘s; 0: ””99 yearns remed b} :tailcd at this time. but it is believrd‘ ‘.
Am my: hurt‘ 'tess at [he Palmer headquarters. The amine it clasely. . f th __5_ in: too”- and. sedimg teem. _ Mrs. friends. and are .10 he used solely for lt’h'q [kg rincipal reason is the pres» '
- _I.-:‘.’_f3r ,1!“ l- “,1' assistant attorney general apparently The last report 0‘ a 19‘“ ‘3‘} 9 i" Sherman waztms “" “79 'Z‘Jl‘lde 3‘ conferences. No one is in Charge 01; “'t p _ "
‘7 ' Hl‘hlfif 511%.. . 'Still believes that his chief has a good 3591‘ sum“ ‘3‘" was the run 0' "2. m1: a? the house a; a loo‘iom' m”! “'39“ ’1‘“? the rooms. nor is a puhlicitz: cal; ’ . h SACRAMENTO. CM, June 29.:«1’0—
4:.“2115'” a lchance of capturing the presldmitiallin 88 minutes from Buffalo ‘0 “’j‘fi-erghusband emerged would pack the paign from them planned. Confer (Continued on page Elgt 1 lice today at»; nrhed along the south-
ern: Just as ' . . The fastest train time heween
nomination, figuring that he will .ter. “’01“? in 3 bag she carried.
:held has been very well started or! by
mentary vote silage into the noiseless
. . l - . : -. , m Pacifi r: -. 9 ha“. few
. ‘ .. ~.~. . . ‘ . ces nightly perhaps oil. be hell. o.- te _ c t cits n ar \ilS, a
I JET,” pm. have about 300 votes on the first bal- those We Doing ’5 3" mmutes. hut ‘11: .—‘—*‘ McAdoo‘s suppm'lvl's Win; 111: 1‘9” . armies {mm here. for a train mph-1-
; . fi”. ”if; u“; lot The opinion of Mr Spellacy is route traveled by Wage“: “:3? if; Shortage 0f Trained mainder of the convention. ' . rho held up‘ ”STD?” 13m tilt: Allian-
ir . ,p 1 «.1 ._-. . . .- . 'l s‘longer en y :’ ‘r . . ~ .n ,. . ., enm- to? t5? 35:. lo express ate as hi: it. .e an-
_ ,6 . ... ,- that after the candidacy of Mr. (‘um- was 1A 31' 9 .. , 7 c Tentatli- a.ran..em .. ._ . _ _ _ .
‘; ‘fljr'eilfo‘d: 5-31ng has passed from the complE—T ‘Pjssex Week which is now being Ttachers, He saySTAdoo committéc that is to work 2 . ’dlt fell from ”in tram when Al. Ro-
. . dell. of Clevelandffircd three shots
Tie ‘Won‘d' hill
been perfected. Practically all men»
bers of the committee are delegates.
and will
Committee on rules of the convention
tackled again today the knotty ques-
tion or whether a State delegation
could be bound by the unit rule. The
New York delegation came to the con-
ahoard from the observation platform
and compelled a brakeman to accom—
pany him and arouse the passengers
in their berths-
As he attempted to enter a third
. there was not a shortaee in the sup-
plv of those w h o desired to teach
school. but in the number of those
who had been trained for teaching;
There has been no school without a
0 co ds.
elnnBritlgeport on June 33. last Sat-
urday an Essex stock car m an uphill.
citil test made 21.2 miles on a gallon
without” adjustment after it
;. ' i " “Rim 0‘ the - .. . ‘ . - a: -‘p- = - ‘ into his breast.
‘ EoTiLElE-Tycfggntiitfighvig; 3:59:23 3183:: TE-Tfnlifis: record made by another Es‘ of?:9fl;l;(£):;, ;:§;::{-lf Ed)!93tijev. Eiitgee‘teg. $23:in glewiimitf Sling: i T“ UNlT RULE About ‘21“ in cash and a quantity
; 7. . .5 ‘ ‘ " ' . ‘ : C n Aneles,whena L a“ o .ut‘aion, “‘1 b. 4““ .t «k; 3 of’ hadben taller hvth bn—
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.. not convcurgxn this v _ and fOOXbIF—‘T‘E‘YM‘OIIE {ET-3:151:31? ;:d‘§; 52:32:15 2: 3:62:39 (iii; 1:033:12}: man~or woman from each state. has SAIN FRAZNCISCO, June 29.—-Thl. two are of the tram. He Climbed
.-. l. ' _A 2., remarka 9 :me 0 a ll o: a.‘ ~- ~ ., _.. _.
'T‘C: have b 0
r.‘
work on the convention
[O
(Continued on Page Eight).
0000000 MEN
Tommi-0w night is the night that
the Hope Hose boys fill out "to plans
that they have been anticlp ting for
months, and furnish their ex-service
men with a feed. fit lo ra king, and en-
deavor to give them the bets time in
"honor of their deeds since they enter.
ed the service of their country.
T Some time ago the 1101);! Hos: gig:
' ' - - ;11 id :1 little show. in t e . egen ~
C T HaVen Strike Taft-e. and advertised it for the benefit
. Tol the service men in the company.
29-“ImDmV-T The money yielded from that show
. :3 train and is the money that will pay for the
fitted in Themed to be, afforded the service men
° New Yorkfltnmorrow night. at Don-lone Point.
-... ’ 7‘5 Wilma-2‘0 !where they will all gather. , -u
" .. Cf Tatum Alter all the boys have eaten :m
"7*" m?!"- Wh0,they can they will adjourn to toe
service is 5(placing hall. whet-chilled friends and
{"332“- tra'm companions will be waiting for them.
' T0 increase‘nanclng will be. aimed. tho-music.
’ being rendered by a special orchestras.
’0? tricks. composed of members of 1WD ,9"- l. E’
ed out at a best known orche'tm in this club .
men out. The danc’ewillbeatnrmataflair.
—_..T.'r returned am; no one can rent?!- the ballagithiggi
Nations are nor- an invitation. ~t sf .1 , 3 _ ‘
those men > going-.rwlll bring a “$33.
”““ . theywill bewhmtxg __, L. ‘
vacant“:
‘ man say Lynch.
. ~.~:,.»-. for me.“
2r.- blezdge
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7’; In" '-
o as, .
hédgprevionsly climbed Sport Sill] in
Bridgeport at a speed of 4S macs an
hour. Another Essex owned by 9.
Bridgeport man had been driven some
20.000 miles, at last paces and over
all sorts of roads. rThe resonator
this car amounted to less than $1.09.
These are not unusual record: how-
ever but are just some of the more re
cent ones. , ' w“
An advertisement elsewhere YE} :uft
issue gives more informatxon agent
the car. Some stunts that other men—
ulacturers dare not have thew C?”
try will be done by the Essex during
this week.
'dcntified '
Fm" um Men Are Killed
“”WALO. N. V In?”
by the collapse of the brick walls of
the authorized Hotel, a tour-stew:
'Heln street lodging house. 4
The house. a {W brick struct-
in, in occupied by eighty men tight
ntch’t. but many men had left when
’ u'l‘ho rm‘pf’Mahnflding rent down
W walls on too of
ls.- m1 advertisement in The wait; wllkW'
.. mmfim interior.
than they received in the city.
teacher. but all teachers diving the
school year which has inst closed.
were not trained. There has been a
marked increase in the rate of' com-l
pensattion of teachers in the countryi
Wilson Point Co.
Is Incorporated
Incorporation papers of the Wilson
schools owing to the liberal mute to Point 00.. inc. have been filed at the
the towns by the state for the support office of Town
of education. Renews have reached Smith
Mr. Meader of teachers leavinz cityl The incorpgramm are Duncan G.
59110013 to 5039!": positions 33 teach‘_Harris. cf 104 East 56th street. New
ers in country schools at more salaIY‘Ym-k city; Franklin D. Vought, 1001
lFores. avenue. New Rochelle. N. Y..
{and Reed G. Haviland. of 42‘ Prospect
avenue, Nerwalk.
I [Ogl'Eii Forum ' The capital stock of the new rota
gpatty is placed at 3.300.000 divided into
Elects ()fiiccrs
“- i300?) shares of a. value of $100 each
Election of officers was held at. the 9The company starts with a capi‘al 05
Clerk Herbert R.
Ii»
,mceting of Progress Forum. No.1, F. F. $309,000.
EL. last overtime ,as follows:
I
zs‘f‘ch' Hawkins.
unidentified men were killed and-an!
I
undetermined number injured, “143?. ’fip
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Elem. Sr.
‘ , 7 l Following the election or ofiieers re»
m 4m: journal-aeolian“ and-the treshments were served.
theolthedficeswflthoheldonlms
Advocate—Reuben McAdOO Refuses to Say 1
Anything on Acceptance
William G. McAddo would not in-
dicate yesterday whe‘her he would
acceptrtho Presidcntial nemluaticn
Early in the day’ it was stated in his
. omee that he might comment on the
statement. by Thomas B. Love Na-
-tiona.l Committeemanlor Texas. that
Past We rthz‘
Worthy Advocate—George W. Cot."
rWorthy Vice—F. C. REi-‘lel.
Secretarye—Fred Smfield, Sr.
Treasurer-Jacob manger.
Insh'uctor—Freé Cable.
Worthy Guide—~James Little.
Worthy intercessor—Joseph Bart-
lnstallatlon tint. fie‘l'eflhisoflloeiorthedafi
however, without
statement. ' ‘ »
an. Hoodoo would refuse tn nomina-
‘hvlng made a
xvention with its ninety votes bound by
'such a rule passed at a State convert.
tion over the portest of several of its
members. “no are renewing their
fight here against the rukl.’
The question came up on a motion
to adopt the rules under which th-
tc vention of 1912 operated. placing
all States under the unit rule except
those in which there is a mandatory
statute providing for the nominatioi
and election of delegates in Cong-res.—
ional districts, There is such a lav
in New "York and the lelegates from
several districts are contending for
the right to act indepeddently of the
delegation as a body.
Both sides of the controversy were
heard and the intention is to fight the
question out before presenting a re
.port to the convention. '
:Sufismn Georgia;
* Tennessee to Act Aug. 9
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ATLANTA. June arr-“e W3
(er amendment to the State Coastlin-
than giving to women the right i0
ivotc was killed yesterday in the $1!-
Iate. The vote was 19 to 15. ’
l biASHVILE.
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seal cottage amendment. it i it
stated at meanest. '
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Juno gar-Tho Tun»
,netsee Legisim fin he and tops-uh on‘ “man dcvelopmeltu
meet on August to consider the maneuver: at “was speeches next
coach. he discovered Conductor Mul-
downed locking the door and fired
twice withmt hitting him. Rode“ fol-
lower] the bandit back to the forward
platform of the observation 032‘ and
shot him three times.
Today’s Democratic
Convention Program
SAN WCIBCO, June 21—1110
committee program for today follows:
Convention meets a1. 1 p, m. 05 p.
in, New York time).
I’ttyer by the Right Rev. William”
F. Nichols. bishop of the Episcopal
church. California diocese.
Report.“ the Committee on (Ira.
dentifln. ,
5 Report of the Committee on Perma-
nent Organization.
; AM by Senator Joseph T. Rob~
in. , of Arkansas. permanent chain
mu. . '
Reports: the Ccmmittee on Rules
and Order of «hairless.
3 Next}: wiles, report 0: henchmen?
committee. which is holding 'b‘fi‘llgd
and i not ready to report the Plate
ff“ ‘ .
Remainder of the day's program do-
an m we W report will
”an“ .
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