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ation to the governor is: "Your cause
and that of the Republican party are
one. This state; a proved fact in a
few words." He then. relates action
on suffrage taken by the recent na-
tional convention and says:
“‘lndividully and collectively, the
effort of Republicans has been to
secure the ratification of the suffrage
amendment."
For himself he adds:
“Personally let me say that i am
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fili’JEdison has perfected a gen-
fication of a proposed amendment
should be submitted to the state legis.
latures or to DODular conventions
composed of delegates elected upon
that issue has been by the Constitu-
tion of the United States vested in
Congress and, not in the states. 5
“if. therefore. it is not for state au-
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, e a bandit. They cadme the
‘ man in Mexico. but i would
'- rye our nationality by avoiding
I“ Diamond point for his re- latest “,1“ I . .
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_ ucer which is permanent. .,01’.;“m;u?:,“:g,; goitzugieg‘; r..- Wm, 900 men in me band Practically all SHOES. PUMPS and OXFORDS. all
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' irked the first time in (En years’ of
-'voluiion that the bandit leader had
. cared a city without a plan of con-
'. most or as :i hunted fugitive.
wt lie was greeted and embraced by
generals who, two weeks ago. were
leading thousands of soldiers in an at-
tempt to capture him.
in turn. the bandit leader embraced
his former enemies, and. later, in con-
versation with The, Associated Press
correspondent. declared he was "in 3
mood where i would like to embrace
But this. l respectfully suggest
not a consideration by which nut
tie. in any state should be m
The test of the existence of the
nency which instilled a summo
the legislature is not mere ex
disapproval Of the action whi
legislative assembly will p
take. The test is whether or ‘
national welfare requires the
elimination of a disturbifig‘i
the determination of a great
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proceed to Gomez Palaclo. to collect
the year's pay for his men. promised
by the de la Huerta Government. later
to take up farming in Durango. He
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GOLDENTQGE ”anon “‘9‘ l ‘ ' ' ’, . in: he!” Cl AmTri. efforts of Poland to «imply with the
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The newspapep‘ ericang "to. tomorrow.
mcnt labor tro . in purpose of BERLIN. Aug. 10. (Associated
hindering J idustri‘al de- Press.)—The rush of Polish refugees
Velollment a . her produc. toward Dansig on the Baltic. is con-
tlon." , tinuing unabated 5915's a dispatch to
"America is. up since the the Tagoblalt. today from Koenigs-
The families that
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arbiter of the
Wg’ld." . necessary clothing.
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vy "9 .y the write:- of flowing with Poles seeking pasage to
als relative to a pcace and armistice
conference at Minsk, has been begun
by the government.
MOSCOW, Aug. 9. (Associated
Press.)——Russia is considering with
determination the posibility of war
with England over the situation which
has arisen since the Bolsheviki have,
begun their onensive against Warsaw
. News form the Polish front is being
awaited with intense interesr‘hy the
people of. this city. , ‘
. PARIS. Aug._ 9.—~Rnilrodl men
throughout France will strike if called
upon to transport troops to Poland, ac-
cording tO resolutions adopted at a
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argL;°:;:;n lgmlgeggl}algln w i “ll is time for peace]: he continued
Nave entirely out of ‘ 5 'rion to the correspondent, “it is time for
the partisan advantage ,fant- brothers: thousands Of friends and
age which ratification . in. peace in Mexico. l_ have lost many
“1 urge ratification ll hope relatives. 1 know many others who.
' 1' likewise. have suffered such
losses.
Many Others have had many enemies.
but now i want everybody to forget
works harm to t .- .. politic, '
and, “'1le in ill: 3 .7 that we \illa said he wanted to show how
OWe'immcdiato a . " inflasure "men could work who Wanted to
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here for a couple of days and then
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sachusciis.
and having it in his possession, Hon-
ore Bupre. of East Hartford. was held
in bonds of 3500. Philip Roux and
Robert A. Solin, who were arrested
with Bupre, were held in similar
bonds. The three were arrested Sun-
day morning by State Prohibition Env
i‘orcemcnt Agent Thomas McAulifee.
federal Agent John Hogan and Chief
of Police McKee, of East Hartford. in
a portable bungalow. Alleged inlnx»
icants were produced by the federal
agents before the commissioner as
some taken from the bungalow.
Edward C. Boudreau, of 3 Auburn
street. Roxbury, Mass, and John D.
Carlos. of 263 Sacket street. Brook-
lyn, N. Y., were held in bonds 01381.-
000, and Anthony Bottari, of 890 liar»
rison avenue. Boston. Mass. and Mich-
ael Conglisno, of 852 Harrison avenue,
Boston. in bonds of 8500 each on
charges of wilfully and knowingly
transporting intoxicating liquors in
violation of the law. All pleaded not
guilty and awaited the arrival of a
bondsman from Boston this afternoon.
None of the men had counsel, and
Sandman said- that Congliano and
Botari knew nothing of the purpose
of the trip. but had accepted his in-
vitation to ride to Connecticut from
Boston. Boudreau, after admitting he
had been “caught with the goods."
said it was the first time he had ever
transported liquor and claimed he had
hired the car from a woman to do it.
His touring car was in collision at
South Windsor about 2 o‘clock, Sun-
day morning, with one owned by
Charles Crane, of Springfield. State
Policeman Mitchell investigated and
found fourty cans hidden in the grass
near the scene of the accident. These ~
were found to contain alcohol.
Terrence McGOvem and Joseph O'-
‘Brien, saloonkeepers of this city, were
arrested by Federal agents this after-
noon, accused of violation of the dry
amendment and held for the United
States Court‘in $1,000 each.
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