lis'r‘ili BLISHED 187D
..‘-»-..
Lateral at. the south Bibi-walk first.
Office as Second Class
Mail Blotter.
Railroad Labor Board
Grants New Hearings
on the Wage Question
W .llkout of 400, 000 Maintenance of Way Men
Appears to Be Halte
sion to the U
d' 111 View of This Conces-
nion Men—Strike Leaders Ex-
pert a (‘ lear Definition of What Constitutes a
Living Wage to Be Given Shortly '
t‘lil":\(:11. .11115- ta.~’—(.\ssoci:m-tr
i'lnss) l::1.lw.1,v strike pram" parlcyx
;1.~-:111111-.l and more important
pttnptrlillrlm tutiity. \i'iiir possibility of
Hull
t|1:- w.1l1mrl uf 411:1,111111 rrraintvnanco
(H .".l,\ mun 5‘ll'llliiily rt-mou-d by the
rulimr of tho railroad labor board in
1111111 .‘is ‘5 that it. would grant ll(‘\\'
l1. ‘Il‘lllui 11.1 the 5mm question.
it 55114 vomit-1| out that the Board's
:ulmn m-mmzlt it to nothing Jt had
l1.:' lll't"lll)' 111-il1*:1l|-'i ianill irl- ex-
'1..~l«-l uni-1‘ the ir: :zpot'tution :lcl,
11ml that although ' :suranl't- of rc-
inviting.“ ‘\\.lfl srv~l't-l'.ll'5' l't'l“‘l\'(‘li its :1
('(ul‘l'l':i.<ltril iii the union 111011. this
runs not 1» 1w 11.11-rprwlrll as “makeu—
l..;; ‘ 11- :.1,._1,.l thr- lrlflli‘xi has taken
'11 n 1.... 11 ri~.1‘i_ '
.; 1.1!..1 1':1.1tllliu4' 111:1 ourwt-lnrnt
hold hearings on the
that he would
was generally re,-
lransportation act.
Ct'iYCt: as dccidcly favorable to peace.
Strike leaders pointed out that a clear
dcllnition of what constitutes a living
55'aga- set-med in prospect. This has
lH't'rl thr- outstanding question in Wage
:lispntr-s brought before the railroad
labor hoard.
Rules affecting overtime. pay of the
shoplnt‘n. and the (mention of the
r‘vsihration of :1 seniority 'rights to
arm now on strike were left as about
Hr..- only issues.
The railroad
labor board was ex-
i)('(‘l~"l: to give immediate attention to
111- petition of maintenance of way
111-1 011 the Chicago, Milwaukee and
(Continued on Page Twelve)
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Highway hep: :rlmcnt T rics
Six, Dialercnt T5pcs of
(‘rn struttion \Vithin One.-
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3 '1‘ driver. was blamed
1. ' illl' overturning of a
iming five persons at
*‘v'rwu Monday night.
driving. with his wife
1:1111 as passenger's. felt
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MINE} wonkfiiig START
AN INVESTIGATION
~ l'l'l‘i'. Mo. July
1-11 or the Herrin. Ill. mas-
llvr 55:15 h5 the chiefs 0f
\lrru- \Vorkers' lnion 0f
.1 thin “ill be no delay
.1: it :Hrrcord'ing to a letter
i" Lowis president. Judge
"w or the Circuit Court.
19.——An
tal State
Are Established
EDNNEN iii LEAiillE
llE NAliilNS MEEES
iN SEENEY SESSION
1.1 lKlri‘rY, July 19 (Associated
Press). -~'l‘l1c announcement that to-
1r11-1~t.1=g of tin- Council of the
inaum- of Kniinlls would be private
brnmzhl r‘mlh caprcssions of disap-
pnrntrnt-nt. inc-lusv it war; rrntil-rstood
tlvnt llu would in- thc Y’all-s-
tint and 51in luzludult-s. which the
'vl-m :.. Hir of privacy conicmT art- par-
trv-ulavh Sil.w'(‘t"]hllillt‘ to ”11- evils of tra-
.l1:1.11-:.l cllplmnntio bargainings.
'i‘in- 1'l1i1vi (illitt).\'iiilhi l0 lilt‘St'
171:4 l..1.~i been expected from
lwr objection to the French
it) lllv [Huiut‘lnl'itlt‘ ovt-r (.‘hris-
111s in tho erar East also is said to
111 the way of :1 smooth agree-
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. .\l(.. July 19.——Thc
:rrvzrtz-st rllrrcasc in tht- membership
1»: building and loan associations t-vor
:t'-'(‘i'lil‘ll in a your was reportl-d for
.:1>l 5cm- i1,5' H. l-‘. (‘ellarius of Cirr-
117111.111 sc~111-:~111,5 of int [25. League
th lm .1l lluiitiing and Loans As-
imillions .1t the annual meeting of
:11 i.1-.'!,l.:llvl0ti11_\’. ‘
"i-llght hundrtd forty- -'sc5cn thou~
:thlltl 111w inrrnbcrs “ore enrolled in
:iu- l'nitnl States last 5‘,ear' he said.
:111 lllll‘t-tlSt of more than sc5cnttcn
111-1 t'vnt. The total membership now
murmurs fiSf19883.Thc total rc-
sourcvs of these associations are 52
\HI Tlii. 8.21. or net increase for the
5011 of $370,849.65“. br nearlv fiftccn
Dt‘l' 01- nt. '
“ l‘lu housing shortage has not been
rclitud although building associa-
tions 11:150. been drawn upon to the
fullest for loans for these purposes.
l ntortnnatrl) unemplo5mcnt caused a
grcatcr 5olumr- of 55ithdrawals than
Ultlill:'1lii_\:ill'ltiiis reduced the
amount applicable for mortgage loans.
Iluring 15‘: ‘H the building associations
003nm 3770 (10131000 for home bu5ing
“3:002; o55ning purposes. but last
run} .5 about $693. 000 000 of their
(s could be thus invested. The
current 59-”- is ShOW'
‘ in
improvement" 3' a substaztlal
I ii!
SUITS FOR $217 420 FILED
FOR THE HERRIN MASSACRE
MAR ION Ill.. July 19.-—-Six suits
again st “'iliiamson county were filed
.5'1stcrla5 for 3217420 for damages
ffWIiiting from the Herrln massacre.
these are the first suits to be filed.
but others are expected. as none of
these is from families of the nineteen
men who were slaughtered.
The largest claim—:for nearly 8200.-
(Hm—was filed by the Southern Illi—
nois Coal Company for damages to its
mine and automobile which was am,-
hushed.
The Hamilton,Lester Coal Company
filed suit for $17 000 damages to the
steam shovels in a mine which were
also blown up during the riot. In-
dividual claims ranging from 8200 to
$1 ('00 were filed by Mike Melah. Carl
Mankins and Robert‘ McLennan of
ti ill n today
sonar; property lost during th‘e riots.
'of \Vall street.
wood, represented Florence Montgom-
cry: =fietornev Edward J. Quinlan ap-
Professor Frank S.
automobile operated by Ha
hardt near the
bridge. Saturday afternoon.
morning frorn the effects of
,les.
street. when eye witnesses
He was taken to the hospital.
skull was fractured. Gorha
ing held under $1.500 bun
charge of reckless driving.
was believed that the victl
accident would recover. b
Piilli. OSBORNE
DIES 0E lN-iiliiY
or All 01011 E
Osbor
Havlland street who was struck by an
Washington
died at the Norwalk Hospital
ne of 11'
rry Ger-
street
lst.
this
the injur-
’J uly
Mr.‘ Osborne was crossing the
say he
stepped suddenly in front of the ap-
proaching car and .was knocked down.
where it
was discovered that the base of the
rdt is be-
d on the
while. it
m of the
at death
(Continued on Page Twelve)
BANDIT IS KILLED WHEN BANK ROBBERY [S FRUSTRATED
At the: continuation be
united States Commissionae‘rmlfglutgifogg
La5er5' yesterday afternoon Joseph
L5ons and John Murra5 both of New
York. were able to prove to the com-
mlssioners satisfaction that they had
only been picked “D for a "lift" and
had taken no part in the alleged theft ”
of four cartons of shoes and a quan-
tity' of woolen 0113 from a railroad
car at Rowayton on Jul5 4
Lawrence Jonas, also of New York
driver of the can. corroborafed the
story, of the two men.” Jonas was held
for the next term Of the I'nited States
District Court. in_.New Haven. charged
with stealing merchandise in transit.
Both Lyons and Murray were diS-
charged by Commissioner La5er5'. The
arrests werclmnde at Stamford the
same day (rt-the alleged car breaking.
t
t
For eight city blocks the bandi
mm HAGUE,July 19 .—The Bus—
.
slain: Soviet delegates were scheduled
0 meet today with the entire delega-
done of ionic thirty European coun-
ries to act tort new proposals for
the nettleEeut o the Russian prob-
1
em‘ aiid everybody ‘Waa looking for-
thrill in The Hague
, last
save the: conference from
plete disruption. They 11ml in-
sloste'd upon a joint plenary session.
and they" were accorded
were now expected to “make good" by
bringing out som'e’tbing new as 3. ba-
sis fl)? future solution of the question
of confiscated foreign property.
it. They
Opinions were divided today as to
,“" "‘ "4 '"t =3... Miro)
One bandit was killed twa captured and one policeman Seriously wounded when an a empt to mb' 3
South Side bank of Chicago was frustrated. The bandits in a high powered motor car were interrupted
in their 550rk and attempted a getaway.
mandeered by some of Chicago' 3 finest. had a running battle, when the driver of the bandit car was struck.
'“he front of the car crashed through a fence and the bandits jumped overboard. J. W. McCarthy, 8 police
sergeant in the marine division, approached the wounded~ robber to offer assistance and was shot through
the neck. William 0‘ Connor, a lieutenant, tired at the robber and killed him instantly, Ibis picture shows
the robber car tangled in the fence where it crashed.
1: our and an automobile com<
629.26 NAISEil
in the presence of over fiv
fans at the Polo Grounds
York city. this afternoon.
crack pitcher
check for more than $550.
Ferris, local sporting man.
been prominent in the raisi
mirers.
Contributions to the fund
brought it up to $629.26. 0
(Continued on page. te
Judge John W. Banks of t
lor Court, yesterday
pointed Attorney Samuel A.
Danbury a committee "ct
property was affected by the
Judge E.
peared ~for Emil Hemmlng
poration Counsel -William
at the hearing.
. MUSKOGEE, Okla. July
men were killed and more.
heaason collision between a.
The dead:
kogee. engineer on
tra.
man on the freight train.
train3» flute.
Eilli Alli [liSEN
c hundred
in New
“Art" Olsen.
of the Detroit Ameri-
cans, Will be presented with a silver
service set together with a certified
The pres—
entation will be made by Victor ‘3’.
who has
ng of the
Olsen fund among the pitcher's ad-
overnight
111. of this
n.)
COMMITTEE NAMEil
ii] Alli A8 REFEREE
ire Super-
afternogn ap-
Davis ofy
as a ret-
eree on the amounts awar ed as dam-
ages to property to owners whose
widening
M. Lock-.
and Cor-
FJ Tam—
many represente dthe City of Nor-walk
iiEAil -iiN [lillllSiilN
FATAL ill 'l'Wil MEN
1 iii—Two
than a.
half dozen persons were injured in .8.
11583811333?
train and an extra. freight train on the
11130an Kansas and Texas Railway
fourrm‘iles east of Tulsa. early-today.
Edward Morris. .Mur
_ the passenger“
:‘B. J. thhardson._'1‘ulm.brakoo
The injured are passengers.
According to a report. received at
railway headquarters here. the crew ‘93!
the freight train misread their 0rd,“? ~
Chicago for wearing apparel and per- and «were running on the pasengcr
ordinance by the selectmaa of Ens
iNililiiiY MAilE
iN'iil VlliliiiiEES
Allill AEEIIlENT
Coroner John J. I’helan held an
imincnt death inquiry this morning at
11 o‘clock in the city court soon). City
hall, and examined the witnesses of
the accident. in which Mrs. Robert
Voorhccs, of 5 ‘Harbor avenue. East
A5enuc, received a fracture of the
skull. The accident occurred Sunday
evening at lice Hive Turn, Rowayton.
Medical Examiner Huntington stut-
ed that on Sunday evening be ex-
amined Mrs. \‘oorhccs; she. was bleed-
ing from both ears which indicated a
base fracture of the skull. He further
stated that it was not believed at the
time the. victim of the accident would
be able to live until morning. .
Other witnesses who testified are as
' (Continued on page ten.)
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Few Complaints. However,
Are Made Concerning
One-Piece O u t f it 5 Up-
State.
Agitation 0561‘ the one-piece bath-
ing suit problem has not made its ap-
pcarance along the New Haven
shore front so far this year, although
the one- piece bathing Suit he. _ in
varying degrees. Perhaps “the obEter-v-
ing public has be‘coine more or less
“broadened, ". or the bathers more
conservative; but it is noticed that
there have been practically no com-iE
plaints against bathing suits with re?
spect to their areas. . Following upon
the apparent. public quiescence it is
understood there is a. relaxation in the
enforcement of ordinances_ there con.
oernlng promenading in bathing suits
in residential section: adjacent to the .
beaches. ~.'
So far this fear. the only public
cognizance given to the Bathing suit .
-guest_ion there is the passage or an
{liven prohibiting p:
curl-251mm bathing suits
Kentucky.
do. promptly upon receipt of Presi-
dent
operation in obtaining re-opening of
the coal mines wired that the Federal
Government could depend upon them
to the fullest extent,
news dispatches received here today.
Sheriff '1‘. H. Duval.
College. Wilkin.
er and graduated from Bethany Col-
lege and also from Yale University.
mine battle.
tv had entered the tipple when
fight started and that they failed to
Grcesbeck here today,
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CHICAGO. July 19.—Governors of
Iowa. Georgiajlnd Colora-
Harding‘s telegram urging co-
according to
\VELI.SBURG. \V. \‘a.. July 19.—
23. son of H. H.
iiuval. former sheriff who was killed
in the Clifton mine battle. and W. S.
\Vilkin.
o f
two
prosecuting. attorney
Brooke county. W. Va.. are the
youngest public officers in this State.
D1152".l was graduated from Bethany
‘-‘ was also a farm-
a.
County officials are again invest-
igating reports that more than four
persons were killed in the Clifton
Prisoners brought in
from Availa. Pa..,5vherc the march
on the. .mine. started. told them that
several members of the attacking par-
the
get out before the top of the structure
was. set anre. They are believed to
have been cremated.
SAGINAW. Mich", July lit—Mine
operators . met Go5ernor Alex J.
to consider
possible steps by the state govern-
ment to open the way for resumption
(Continued, on Page Ten)
sternum-PASTOR cars ,
van. IN THE WORKHOUSE
XENIA", ' Ohio. July 19. -—Re5.
W. Culp, Spring Valley pastor. plead-
ed guilty to abandoning his family. in
Pr: bate Court today and was sent-
enced to one year in the Dayton work-
house and fined $500 and costs as the
result of hrs elo'pcmenL with Esther
Hughes. “I think ’I could love my
wife better now than ever
said the‘father, of nine who deserted
them anud the wife of his youth to
seek love in the arms of Miss Esther
W.»
before".
Once
DLBLIN. July 19. —-A1n automobile
funeral party of Free Staters taking
the body of a. volunteer killed in
County Galway Ipiddal for burial. was-
ambushed early today near Athen1'5.
by Republican insurgents. Who ap-
peared fronf both sides of the road.
Commandant Rooney was killed and
eight other National Army soldiers
were taken prisoner. ‘
Commandant Rooney's body
placed beside the coffin of the dead.
5olunteer and sent to Galway.
DUBLIN, July 19 (Associated
Pressll—éfiecent speculation on the
supposed impending large scale opera-
tions against the Republican insurg-
ents in Southwest Ireland seems to
«have moved the Free State Govern—
ment to put the brakes on popular an-
ticipation of ‘an -early' march‘ to tri—
umph and peace. '
The Provisional Government's news—
paper Truth publishes an article em-
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W ESTPOXZT. Jul5 19. —A special
town meeting will be held in the T055 11
Hall. Thursday e5 enmg. \ine items
are on the call. The main item is the
town's action on the proposal of Ed—
ward T. Bedford to build a new fire
station next to the Y. M. C. A., in Ho—
tel Square. Bedt‘ord will give the land
and prox ide half the cost of the build-
ing. which means that the town “iii
edifice.
Board of. Finance. a ween‘hgo. sensed
strong for the lire house.
The sale of the I‘oplar Plains school
is also to be considered.
Action will be talten'on the petition
of l“. M. Raymond to increase the
school committcm from three to
members.
Further appropriations for the side-
walks are to be discussed and action
will be taken upon them.
Another item is to rescind the ac-
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with compensation for
debt were advanCed b3.-
the conference on
here.
and
of
for confiscated property
bondholders for settlement
Russian debt.
delegations. including the
Russians had declined credits.
a
to discuss the proposal.
Russia. hei- representatives
with foreign claimants within
‘ years. at infill; 1““;
FAIRFE‘LD COUNTY
r.’
Antiquarian
Murray.
ensuing year:
, Presidents—Dr:
South Nor-walk.
ray. Ridgcdeld.
son. Norwalk.
a
New Canaan.
, The speaker for the day will
» Luke moan; Lockwood. author
‘Caonia furniture in America." '
Republican Insurgents Appeared on Both Sides
' the Road Near Athenry, and Eight Natl
Ariny Soldiers Were Taken Prisoners—i
Not Appear to Be Much Prospect of Peace
was;
i
Secretary Denby Narrowly
Escapes Death in Airpl
e $18 000 for the
The public hearing of the
that the feeling of the townspeople is
six
tion taken at the last town meeting of
RUSSIAN MEET
THE HAGUE. July 1‘.) (Associated
Press).——New proposals in connection
confiscated
property and p215 ment of the Russian
the Russian
delegation’ at a meeting today with
the entire non-Russian commission of
Russian afi‘airs
The Russians suggested an arrange-
ment by which Russia. 5v0uld under-
take to negotiate directly with foreign-
ers for the payment of compensation
with
the
The Russians proposed that all the
Russian, l
submit this project to their respective'
governments and await an answer for
one week at The Hague. The Russians
for. the time being dropped the ques—.
tion of credits as. they said the non- the Riga correspondent ofthe
It was announced that the non-Bus- ‘Russia had bee is the
slap representatives would meet later1 :1 p0 oncd,
said.
would engage to make‘arrmgements
two
ANTIQUABIAN SOCIETY ‘
At a meeting of the Fairfield County
Society held yesterday
afternoon at the home of Miss Louise
at Ridgcfield. ' the "following
officers— were elected to serve for the‘
J Milton Coburn,
Vice-President—Miss Louise Mur-
Secretary-Treasurer— Mark Bender-
Thc’éxt meeting of the society will
, be held the first Tuesday in August,
~ at the home of Mrs. William Carey.
(If
k .
l
lphasizing the difiiculties to be
and Warning the public not to
immediate achievement of m
It points out that me expen,
both lines and money may be
arable before the end is reach
Meanwhile there is no 011th
of that great advance or th ‘
State Army of which every
1 been talking.
There is anxiety to learn
happening in Limerick The
lnews from that city has
numerous rumors. some of winch
been quite sensational. One ’
that half the city has been'
and that fighting is still in pr
in the streets.
DUBLIN July 19.—(
Pr:-ss).—l\'e5vs reaching Dublin.
morning. confirms the earlier
that hcmy fighting occurredin‘
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Was Fi5 ing at 3 ”Height
4. 031’} Feet Over the t3G1“:
V5 all of Peking When
gine Broke Down.
PE l{I\G, Julv 19 (Associat’
Press). ——Secr;-etlry Edwin Debby _
the American Nan. narrowly ...., .
death here. this afternoon, in an a!!!“
plane accident He was flying at .
height of four thousand feet over (hay
Great \‘5'ull 55l1cn the engine of the,
plane broke do55n. The machine)“
demolished in landing, but Mr. Ben,”
was uninjured. sf"
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JERUSALEM. June 2?. ( VI a
Press). —Inhabitants of ‘ ‘
\loslem and Ch ristian. are human”; 3
£11115 pleased that the British HomeE’
Lords 5csterda5 paSSed the Is - ‘-
nlotion disapproving the EMU“
clan ation of 1917. The native!
is jubilant.
The Balfour declaration pledged
erection of a Jt 55ish homeland in
estint- 1110 resolution passed 5'-
13:15 b5 11 vote of '60 to 29. set
that: “The mandate for Palestine
its present form is unacceptable
this House. because it directl5 vi 1 _
pledges mark-115 His blajesty's 66“
ernmcnt to the people of Palm.”
Th .e Zionists are disappointed at
news§"The_v cabled strong pastes”
London. The chairman of the fin
organization here said to The
elated Press.
“All our hopes have been
on the rocks of political .
If the House of Commons follows
lead of the House of Lords, then J
1
'0'-
more staggering blow, than that
ministered by the Emperor
1.800 years ago. when his persecu
brought about the last dispersion
the Jewish race." I
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1 STOCKHOLM. July 19 ( ~
Press). ——Notwithstandrng the '
issued by the Soviet embassy ’
yesterday. of the statement
.Dagbladet that be had been.
informed Premier Lenine of
pondent today telegraphed ,
paper here from Riga that he
tamed confirmation of his '
Cyanide of potassium Iva:
poison used. the correspondent,
Dispatches Tuesday 1.11:1.th
Svenska Dagbladet con-W
giving details of the alleged 115-
Premier Lenine, that it. was
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KEROSENE Explosion
KILLS 083;,110033
BABYLON. N. Y.. 1111!, '1
man was killed and seven'-’
the local summer colony were
when lightning exploded:
. dnnn of kerosene here It!»
Nelson Peck of B
right leg was several by 1'
died in a 'titanium at Oyster
day. One man my mate
flaming oil.
3 The explosion took place
Victims who were in th ’
dragged out laypersons, .
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