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“ Prelim 7 3' rain » tonight or 'l‘n'csda. y.‘
. 'ttorney-Gen. Daugherty-
, MarshalsLegal Forces For
g A Permanent Injunction
. il'wo Carloads of Evidence Closely Guarded by
Federal Agents and
tect Government Officials 4— Union Leaders
2 Deny the Existence of a Conspiracy, and
Demand Judge Wilkerson Vacate the Injunc-
tion
l'llli'lflll. Sept. ll.»-—tSupporte-d by
Secret Service Men Pro-
udmlttedly one of the
BMW .1) All
immnt
~Gcorge Michael Hahn, aged fifty
years. an employee of the stock room
at the Yale 8:, Towne factory, at
Stamford. and a. resident of Sound-
view ‘avenue, that city. fell dead at
the. corner 'of Monroe and Chestnut
streets from. heart failure. about 6:30
o'clock. Saturday night, while walking
1
Shillong MAN i
11.———Mrs.
‘Harding spent a fairly restful nig‘ffi’
but there was no marked change in
her condition, Secretary “Tana“; was
informed at the White H0use When
he called shortly after 8 o'clock this
morning to inquire as to her condition.
W'ASHINGTON. Sept.
\VASHINGTON. Sept. 1 l.-—.—Mrs.
” to
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,Die on Long
'Trio Buried in Mire
. of ‘ ,SWamp' As. Automobile *i
1 Pins
BVefiPeople and Three ,;
Dewn
geRoa
, Rolls Down . Steep Bank
for what was
wu- m :m- most l‘ormldulm- legal but- lnust fur-reaching and important with his wife. Harding W838 “Dd-"Stow to be resting . , » ~ . »
“W‘s “0 (iovvrmncnt has ever. court actions or its kind ever attempt- Mr. and .Mrs. Hahn had come to relatively free fromiipa‘m and “till . 0 ' ' ' M
:‘lx‘rn‘x-fulhilt? [12:31:024t [drug], ,4“er ct]. both‘ sides avoideg'nxauch discus- :orwalk earlier in the day. as Mr. hoéding :1 sligltllt txrgmvemem early Party Had Been Attendlng a Clambake m Blew—
... » 5 ‘ l . in. n- y se slon or t u- ( n)"s poem 1 es. a 1n went to the office of Dr. Francis to ay. a mug , was no official ~ ~ . g - ~ - _-,. ' .
z-ls :mlw- m “Lotion todzly towards the While preparations for the injunc- to receive treatment. ' Following the word on her condition. ' man S Grove,~and were coming Down the
rm! UI u lH-rulumeni injunction in the lion proceedings were under way" in treatment. they left to visit an old 0n the turn or their condition with- Iflng Hill at Lockwood’s Comer When the
‘ill'llfi'l! strike.
Izo-iut‘muwl by :t great mass of evi«
nu lull-trod gigantic plot of
‘llll’ terrorism. the attorney-
‘lul‘ul }:i--’U‘lli(‘(l his Ilt'ill’lOll t0 Iri'd-
w; Mutt;- limes H. “'ilkcrson. who
~i ll:l- lrlnpornry rcstralning or-
h’l-pl. l '
‘-.ll"lV-'l ruminst the Government's
twirl and denying" their charges of
ll‘n‘illl‘ lrl conspiracy of vandalism
‘lllpll' Hu- nation‘s transportation
:«unmy Vi'ilS Donald R. llil'hllcru.
ml the striking show-rafts.
“haw Ivmlt-rs :{nti mcmhcrs
llurwlmm-llz's action was directed.
\« opposing: h-u‘ul forces drew up
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the Federal lullding. the shopcrafts'
policy committee, of, ninety was here
to meet with Bert M. Jewell. head of
the railway employes' department of
the American Federation of Labor and
leader of the strike. . ‘
Two carloads of evidence—tools of
destruction. thousands of telegrams.
letters of some 17,000 individuals——
which the attorney-general and his
aides had. were closely guarded by
Federal agents. Secret service opera-
tives protected Mr. Daugherty and
Judge \Vilkcrson. ‘i
The evidence was gathered. Federal
agents said. from all ’parts of the
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Clean-up Made in Water Street
,Mr. Hahn
friend of theirs, Mrs. Emily Meisel, of
47 Lowe street.
While walking along Monroe street,
staggered, recovered him—
self and then fell to the sidewalk.
\‘thn medical attention reached him,
the man was dead. '
Medical Examiner Samuel H. Hunt—
ington was called and said that heart
failure was the cause of death. The
remains were taken in charge by
Funeral Director Frederick H. Ga—
nung and were takcn to his funeral
parlors. from where they were later
rcnlovcd to his home in Stamford.
Mr. Hahn is survived by his widow.
.._—a.
mums lJflNFES
ing the next few hours. it was said.
probably would depend the decision
as to the advisability of on Operation
which attending physicians were pm-
pared ”to consider at a fluthcr con-
sultnlion this morning.
This decision was *postlujnpd last
night in View of the “indications of a
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Wflfllli lllllll IN
flllSPllAl ll‘lER
FAIRHELI] CRASH
\VlLKES-BARRE, Pa.. Sept. 11.—
In striking contrast to the idleness or
the last five months. the anthracite
coal fields today were scenes of fever-
ish activity. when most of the 155,000
mine workers. who responded to the
suspension order of their union on
April 1. returned to work. Many of
them did not wait for the formal Sign-
ing of the agreement, which was rati-
licd Saturday by their trl—district con—
vention, but were waiting at the
mouths of the mines when the whis-
iles blew at 6.3.. m.
Signing of the new wage scale by
union officials and representatives of
the operators was set for/11 o'clock.
John L. Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workers, declared that
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Driver :Wasr Unable to Make the Sharp Tm ‘
gt lthe Bottom and Crashed Intoa Telegraph
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STAMFORD. Sept. 11.-—Three men
were killed and seven others seriously
injured last evening.
hurst Dairy truck,
Knee, an employee. coming down the
long hill at Lockwood's corner,
five miles l’rom here. was' unable to
make a sharp-turn at the bottom and
after crashing into a telephone pole
_ overturned and. rolled down the steep
embankment.
about 7:30 o'clock.
The dead are:
when a _Maple~
driven by Frank
about
The accident occurred
The Dead.
O
swamp,
from suffocation.
truck left the paéeuent and was
for a short time in the gutter their“
striking a telegraph pole guide it:
swung around and broke the pole}:
two. “The truck turned completely ,
over. rolling down a ten-foot embank-
ment into a swamp. Grupc's m
is believed to have been mined by 3
broken neck while Brown and Rae-y
hen. who were found with their m
deep in the mud and dirt. rattles;
are believed t.) have diet.
Both also same!
from fractured skulls.
V Four Rescue Putty.
K1" 8 - Kenneth Grupe, 20 a clerk, of New ‘ _ .
- BRIDGEPORT, Sept. ll.-—-A family Cannan. . ' . Facilities for rescue at the timed”
y cal and State Pallce of four. traveling in a mo‘roréfcle and Frederick Brown, in, a butcher. .of the amid?!“ We}? meagre all! tr
---—--—— side-car, with the family dog. were Stamford. ‘ rescue party of witnesses to the tag-F,
Albert Reuben. a dairy salesman my and neaghbors, after sea-trill: row
Michelek Admits Taking
Bicycle and Ransacking
painfully but not seriously hurt yes—
terday afternoon in collision on the
l-‘airlleld Post road with an automo-
AlTAlIli CflNfillfilE
of Stamford, whose «home is believed
to be in New Jersey.
and ladders, raised the truck ”#7
bodies of the three men. They;fiflr
dead when taken from the. «arm;
riix Women and One Man.
-\rl'eSted and Cases Are AfiEfl PASTflR "RHPS an AlltOHlOblle. tile. 'It‘hOHinjuirtcd fwer'c taken to St. v - { Driver Hold. The ‘ire department also W03 a
l . 3—- 'inccn‘s osp u or treatment. » . ., r ‘ ' ~ ' ’ - ‘ ‘
( ““m'ufd for One Week. - STAMFORD. Sept. 11.—.That he .01“) 30W” 0‘ 52“ ”m“ SW?" AT STflNleflN is T111121: "h?! threadiféiiéekfeidln‘éhg :.§?;;§2’$S§‘i§:°f£nmmmma”
I SM” WWW“ q' BEA" IN HIS PULPIT Stole a bicycle owned by Adolph V. 5"“ “m“ ”mm“ ““““’."““‘5 “"‘-"“ , « - coroner’s inquest. esczmed with CUPS to arrive in time to ave tale rise-oz
and again Quins: nightqtll.¢h Sacrison 0f Charles street. on Aug. 31' informed. attempted {0. drive has. mo- I 7 fl ’ and bruiseslabout the head and body either Grupe or Brown. . , ‘
“3...”. 5“.“th “(mum of 00,33"; , hasbecn admitted by Joseph Michu- {0.313;}: "“13”“; fat :3“ ‘1}“*"_"‘:‘_'15“_E’D' STONINGTQN, Sept. 11.-—Rum— as did thee other occupants of the The men, accord‘ng a, fig m
“hr, have been the source otr . . lck of Avery street. arrested with Earl 21% 2‘ ,\’_~‘ :33,“ k ' at?“ fj‘lli"'*‘9”"1t‘ running from motorboats, which has truck Thomas paw. Aberdeen Ter- had been attending a. clamlnlrc .&~
" "'lmhluint sh. wolm-n "in 1' The Rev. Willlam A. Gran- ““"tmm 0‘ Pine street. Norwalkgand ..rn"di‘~“~l' or $2 muhnll‘ m the been going on all summer along the race. Ralph any: 5 V‘rg“ Street“ Bletzman's Grove on the Ian: m,
pun”: “1.2%,?“ in H“ t 1‘ er Stricken Presentin Charles Yeager of Hobbie street on 3’“me_ ”‘f 'O“- ‘ e car *‘I‘im‘k the Stonington shore. developed an epi- 011311853331?- 38 High street, Louis road. The party was mm to the
‘ " l “0 g g Thursday. for a series of thefts and -moltiO'ci-‘T’l- Purge-EX!“ 0‘}? iffld ‘30- sode last night, when Patrolman Powell, Greenwich avenue, ‘A‘llen Grove by Knee intheton “darn-17‘
"‘0 51‘ “g m .. uer. h” “”9 and Thomas Connell, who detected aland- Gustasson. '11 “798i avenue: William ler truck of the .‘Dalr! company in
"11;: the cases of nil of the
. . ‘\',v'.'t‘ cnntinm-d from day to goant
r at Monday, n... WOml-n.nn Det‘eTct ve‘S‘ergennt Paul Hayes and The pet dog. profoundly frightened ance {was shot at.‘ p . _ .
W‘ f'lmrm‘d with soliciting. has been returned to the owner. The “UP unscaihcdv was “36““ '4 consid—‘ Ofticerfionnell ran upon the smug- were cared {0“ by the Stamford road. Inability to Ilaeken the speed
‘ ”‘ ps and local physicians. of the truck on (we incline and nah} 7
New Minister to Mt. Ver-
,non Church.
Nl‘IVV YORK. Sept. 11.—Slrickén
burglaries. The bicycle was recover-
ed ten days later by Detective ‘Ser-
wheel was found in a burn on Seaside
antes Hefternan and Acting
two daughters. 'Anna. in. and lda. S,
were hurled to the side of the road.
crable distance.a ‘ '
ok the Schuler
ing party, was.. blackjacked. and
Charles Ryan, whd wentto hissesifi:
glers at Watch Hill dock.,near ,the
Mailer, 83 Adams street and John
Moore of . Oliuen street. -
were: all 'residen&_ of Stamford and
hospital cor
The men
the morning. They left the Gm
for the return trip shortly before new
en o‘clock by way of the m m‘
the sharp turn (at‘the bottom is given
....-...l in bonds of $l?0. and 'tl l t l' tl R VVilll
; J“... (‘lonq- E . wx 1 mar (lscasc. 19. ev. am '. ~ . . . ,
..__ z ”.31” with rp;lsrtin:rn: (3:13? A. Granger. seventy-tour. President of avenue. ‘ d t th (“£1,351ng Tlfemgllztsilttgl whfie‘ they railroad station. .quu‘r. was, being: ‘ ; fleas-(35.1w -. , . .7 > , , ‘
“3. ”w” in “on.“ of $"" the New York State Conference of the Michulek has 3‘90 confesse! ° 6 were .found not seriouslyinjured a: transferred from the boat to a truck. According to the story told by by_Knee as the reason {or muffin. 7'
Wm“. “rm“... “HT“ if? lluptist church. died in the pulpit of Police that he was the one W 10' “‘1“: ”or q u 0’ w " km! oeem ht- for The men set upon Consensus hit him Knee. he drove the truck down a dent. . .
who gqvn “or 1.1;; '2‘“; if; the First ”Gilli-9t CilUN‘ll. Second avc- 3;?de the automobile O‘VIEPd b? '1‘“?! 0‘2“ ‘5‘: ti 1 3 C‘ 1:! blip H R gl“l“'ol)d OYCI‘ the head. and taking his revolver steep hill and was forced to make 3. ~—-—-- _ 5
w Slu- vflfl 'liu‘cZTc-t l nue n’nd Second street, Mount Vernon. “‘ isdom 0f 15.5 1‘0"}1 street ””1““ ‘1'” ddOotn' "t”;*q:"arr(‘st' on a tech— threw it overboard. The officer "was Wide, sharp turn at the bottom. The ‘(Continued on Page Four)
in. wk ‘.t'l'i'lll'.t of ll 0 L h (“A while. he was introducing a no“, pastor days :lgo,.st(‘illlllg‘ a tire. a tire tester. ”3‘s: h'r 0" 121:):ka .drlvin made unconscious. A party of four ‘ -
.l -..u:umnt at. 1-45 15-;1'3‘1‘.‘ ‘0 the church yesterday. a “as“ hght “”6 t‘ools. ‘l’lcluttne rmc‘l C {Le '0 fit CSS g. men passing m amachine stopped and ' i i
.i. , X .1‘ ,, .' 1 'l c The edifice wns crowded with par- SOng‘ant GCOI‘E’O Mculrthy “Oiled 10 —‘ Charles Ryan went to Connell’s 3.5515t' . e t
. ‘ "L' ‘m c M'gm “ th 80‘ islzimu-rs who came to lu-nr the HOV. recover some of these things :dili- lk BEE HIVE TURN (“100- He was warned away With a. ' .~
.. >.. . . - ' . llurold Cooke l‘hilli )5. who was to It was ascertained from :orwa . . ShOt and a second one was fired at «A l 7 ,
“Exhale-Ell":2::t:“‘;)lrl)ih;‘;“;i’:1'€‘rgrx” ”in“. his l‘ll'sl ”min," as minister rim} the bicycle which Bartruim firm: . ’m'; him. when he insisted upon attending * . . ‘ .
l linked by Chief of f’olicu wlullnn "" ‘1“ “mm" “H“: m" "‘“r'm’” 1”" “dmg When. he w“? gluing.“ 319i. 01: 'v 'qonnm' Who he said was his men-(L - rom Sla Inor m
'nlluivtxmn and Pulrolnnn (minor. GXW‘I‘HE'T f'1"l‘i“"1 f0!“\“-‘|l‘tl 3'0 “”10”“(‘9 road‘ on “(’GI‘Cde-‘I “12.7..“ n: in. IN RHWAYT N I‘m“ Umnfmxeated‘ ‘
mm a”! ”“82“.“ FM” “mm” Dr, Phillips and (“(lllnpsi'd, disappeared from lhe o fun? Tm; I _ 1, Others “ere. attracted by the noise . g g
I “MIN” (“”0“ ”I”! (‘uIIm-r-E MW in; “mm... “m; mm, 5mm: in the mm}: was stolen from that (‘l 3.‘ . f . and the reports of the shots and the If Wln am al
I; int"! i, thr- mi l. flout [HWYS l‘il‘s’lll'ti i‘ol‘wu‘ul and (‘ur- wheel will he l‘i'tllrncd to ihx OWQGRS 13101014")th chug‘g‘cd 3W3? .Whfle those V .
.H V} .2er “M? ”m!“ ”I. “Mm” rim] 1,”. aw... minis“... m n gm... mom. Further investigation of othert c on shore started up the motor truck. 7 , . _
-~ ‘Wl l'i.‘ colic. . ll)! ‘1'. .rmlgcr had died an ons is )CInn « ‘ " ~ . “ ~' 9 . ’ : ‘ ' ' '
(Cm... ”(id ’0’: 1-2172“ l-Ilm-mli illslillllly: 3.118 trio, are lx-ing detained tat head- A" uccidcnt “wk place at Bee Hive in the (party and most anthem seem- TWIUSh Nationalists, Under Mustaplla Km:
Aluminiu- the-congregation had rc- quarters pending dexelopmen 5» turn. iowayion. yesterday morning edct:n::h( :2c2$5:: Sgrgglsgie‘whack PaSha, Have won a Great Vlcmry‘ m the PM
Two weeks—France and Italy Charged witfi
Having Aided the Turks in Their Campaign; '
Now Alarmed at the SucceSs :and Power ;
MM..-
llllllmll rill
about 10:30 o'clock. when a Franklin
car driven by Joseph W. Quayle, 0t
{owayton 8"L'illlL‘. skidded on the turn
and crashed into a pole there: set-
on his lTead and will be able to re-
sume duty tonight.
n'nillcl in tlu-ir pews. “'illiam'F.
'l‘iilou. -:: trustee. announced Dr.
llmlxlzcr had tlli'll. and then the con-
;:r(-{.:ntion ilk-d out with gowed heads.
alumnus
5,???“ 'N FAIRF'ELD l)... Grange-r was born in this city. mum. damagmg the can and break“ REPUBLIEAN STATE ,
.’-~ llc lemes a wife and two sons and _' * - . v - ‘ ..
‘ i t ole in half. .7 .
3. . .. two daughters. He has been in the. - ARE EUNT!NUEB “figural: pwas out about the face and . ‘ . , Shown‘
. 7,." , nllltllistl?‘ (org; year: amt] wits pastor . hands bviflyinl; glass_ but was other- - . ‘ . . , _ .-
i l. . o lo *‘irs mm 1 , wen y-n ne years. .._,__—-——‘ . . . . -. . ' , ..c- . ‘ , . v , ’ ' . ' if
i l . l ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘« ' “lee ummurtd. Constable 01“” ' ‘ LOIxDOlV, Sept. 11.———Assoexated tions, alt ugh it is not reported . .
[in ! EH AUTO CRASH retiring -mne years ago to become pending information lrom the. hour Clark investigated the accident. and , _. . 8 S . i . the Cage}. forces the samebgfiles that they
.._. Fret-“dent of the. State Conference. York Police department. the cases at found that Qunle was not to blame. ' ' . fressk‘f $353511 a" whirlwind ’cam- ing alarmed at the unexpected m
Pam Hanks' Of 1” Sherman 5““2195" 8° made “° “”em' The linemen were NEW ‘HAVEN' Se t. 11 ——A num' rimn‘liéilig' only two weeks, the 0f the Turkish $11ch 7
House“ ' i ‘ ' p ' ' pa 5 ' ‘ . Italy’s concern is said to have been
Turkish Nationalists under Mustapha’
Kemal Pasha. have won a great mili-
tary victory and at the same time at
least partly nullified the losses to their
nation through the world War.
Thus-is created a situation full of
the gravest possibilities, one demand:
ing the immediate adoration bf a
united policy by Great Britain, France
and Italy. anda policy is far from ex--
istent, according to the view generally
held here.
notified and went to the spot whlare
they took charge of the light and
telephone wires which had fallen With
the broken pole-
manifested in a freshly expressed 63‘ .
sire tor a preliminary conference of .
the. allies at Venice to confides-thug f‘
situation, but this finds no favor in,
London at any rate. , , , .
The press greets with indications!
alarm the big claims advanced by that
Turkish representatives in Paris an;
Rome. while Soviet Rnda‘s M
desire to establish a Wig-Km-
alist alliance aimed at control at Conf
stantinople and the Straits of W_
Bridgeport. , and Charles
of New York city. both charged with
burglarizlng the former \V‘illard bat-
tery station in Vl'est avenue, were con-
tinued until. 9 o’clock‘tomorrow morn-
ing by Judge Nehemiah Candee in the
uptown city' court this morning.
Several other cases were continued.
The cases of John Zinewold and
Ralph Correnty, charged with assault
and breach of the peace. went over
until September 18. The case of
be:- of delegates to the Republican
State convention, which will open in
the Hyperion-'1‘heater tomorrow even—
ing. arrived today to make ready the
reams which have been engaged as
headquarters by various candidates
for places on the State ticket. Their
first attention “was directed both an-
nouncement given here that‘Go'Vemor
Everett J.” Lake’js not-a. candlda‘te for
renimination and has no expectation
that any delegate will 30.30 far as to
r. ‘t collision yesterday aft-
Hllllil(-)'s bridge. on the
wt mud. in which two au—
v l‘l' wrecked. I'nlll Heck Of
t. Bridgeport. was ur-
l'unstulslp ll. 1:. Elwood
l': reckless driving.
, l'v‘lngt-d to have been trav-
umnz: side of the. road.
H'. when he crnsded head
"ultunolrile driven by Airs.
BflllYlll-‘MISSINE
WESTON MAN mun
nlnngrm PflNll
._
Silli‘i’lllnll
. IN lllllli mull
.' up“
‘r
are accused 'in
'lllml of Westport. Both "
.. . WESTON. Sept. 11.——The body of Samuel Shamus. charged With “3°“
“(on damaged. had to be Harry Jennings. Bradley street. "1138‘ less driving, a‘hd who struck James N' “6 Sept 11 -—The present his name. , France and Italy ' ellees, brings renewed mad. tin} ’
«’l pennlt the pasisage (at mg from his home since Labor Day. Valentino on Connecticut avenue, PORTthLI Dildn 3.192.; was-under Governor-flake is Quoted as saying: some quarters of hav‘lngbnzt orgy gang:
N no one was njure . . _ _ ' _ first Sta e e co .. ..1 am not a. candida: to? renomi .. aura ed the Kemaiists. u 0 at n ,
was found floating in Bradleys pond. i i hlm- Went me" ’ Y L e “a 0 g A r n e n I
seriously nJur us The case of John way in Maine 231?, 1:23; :e-nigigzas tion," and. 1.533”; “I' never have $1?de ‘themr with arms and muni- . (Conti u do )- ,,
a short distance from his home at 10
o'clock Saturday night by a friend.
Charles Lobéll. Death is believed to
have been due to drowning.
Jennings was last seen lying under
the shade of a tree on the edge of the
pond Labor Day afternoon. He and
four friends, a short time before," had
il-uscd on his driver's il-
l‘ today in Fairfield Town
from day to day.
Klock, charged with the use of abu-
sive language and assault, was con-
tinued from day to day. The case of
.Edward Bym'es, charged with intox-
ication and breach of peace. Went over
until next Monday morning.
been." _ .
The advance guard of delegates will
include those who are working for the
advancement : of Lieut. - Governor
Charles A Templeton and whose main.
guard Will include a. division or ban;
ner bearers and a chorus to'sing his
praises and to put "pep" lathe pro-
States Senator. . 7
to CongTess, and 3. Governor heading
the officials to be chosen. The adage,
"As Maine, so goes the country," at-
tracted nation—wide interest in the re—
sult. although only a. tremendous turn-
ovemwould change the‘present Repub—
lican control.
, v
lllll EXI‘SERVIEE
SlfllENllim
gsllnllnfflllli
lem
for the firsttime. .7
deficit hate” Republi—
can. washnmd ”$.10?”er Gillie”?!
Oakley ’0."ng - -. ”’91- “that“
residential“ this cm”
l engaged in a drunken brawl near the 7 L ' seekln Seats in « , , .
1‘ ool. None of his friends is held , ' - With eight women - g needing. Slate-makers werer'busygto- . . _ .. .._—~— -i
W HflNfl » Kawever. as it is believed. that after . . the ”Sum?” ”“3 “"1 “$33“? daY- but 0‘ themes 0‘ PWb’eimm Succeed‘ ' g in Securing. the TWG'MGB Am 611'“
‘ ‘ v - olfices. voters had. an .99.” “n V , artistes tax-the gubernatorial nomlns- . , ' . ken iniR'll'” at" I]! EYE"?
non, the/outshone besides Mr. Templ‘e-’ .
tools that was put forward was that X
lo: JudgeflDonaldr fr; palmet- of slugs- ”
going to sleep Jennings rolled into the
w. commander of the pond. A heavy pair of timber boots
w Post. No. 12, Amer: that he wore are said to have caused
bloated altematd the body to remain submerged. SERIBUS -BHAKEES
lived with his» mother, .
vote'for £319,111
asenator Fre
ufiitcan 7' can usheid by the
t‘ their Town
.‘5'
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National convention of MJengzidmrd J ningn. whosurvives it, . ~. v
, - '7' lie-hi in New Orleans. '3‘ wa_ en . > Thomas 3- Barry, of Cedar stree. 9 - ‘ W” r‘ci' . Baxhe}. Republi- m 31,93 " ’ ’
l ' .- ”in State convention him. He is also survtved by a 13th:; charged'wlth intoxication. and also Gorernox‘ Pe £— _‘ . l ‘ mils? fl"- the . :11: 93313. , it!“ I”, Mn
. new“ closed in Water— whose address isunknowu. and a. nu attempted mutt on Mrs..Flor- (“wad oanntéll‘eny v ,. . .. _ the road. . atthe Jim at Orrin can}
: ‘ Jul-noon after a {€53 t" and gm” brother. ce Contra. of 3 'Clil! street, last . * ”.._—#— ._ fl 5 .
1" 3 g _ -l‘onlnlander R. W. .-——-—-——r«-.-r’——' fight, was fined 835.and tullcosts in , OK' lulu,” 42% N f . "‘j . ""—"‘, ’
- :lppointed to the ROADSIJRDEREDWJQ ~l I I“ the downtown court this morning 31111.3: U D Miamnom j _ . udleyu ,, . , ~
me cm In WWW “as E “sweetness-”its 1 = . , , '- afim~a.m...m.u....ar..;an.. .. 3...... .
- in the cornmlttee on ' split as follows: 01' ‘ 5” on ' ’ ‘ ”Hm-i:g rdflrivi”<- 5°“. . —. , ', . . g ‘ ., . = , ' .
.. . ~. .,_ . _. 7 so nd coats for attem ted ear 0“" 3139186.? 0-! .l ‘ 0.1.. , ".335" New?“ ngeg? Vandm 9““ ‘2“ theftormerclaah when: ._
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'w ---~x ilon as u d 1' rislt savour the country according to Barri. who was, Rammed fill 1115 mm?” mprmeeding toward ~~Mrzm9 were elects-don nutty flit 'm’
.. . o. e - ra roa ségt issued t l 3;”. the 3930— court by Attorney Paul R. Connery, Newr York city, on .1116 Coeuecflcut 7r ®“_.l’i3.,t°3“wa§ 17°11 “19 afielcfiqn
s rrtlr ed in a‘lfition of Railway Executives, order- filed a plea of gum? t° the Chars?!“ ”unlike I Satm .‘nighti As truck Mr.-Ffmmpp ‘5. “fixed m“ “133‘
L n ‘ :3 me c 3195199 frei ht cars or 25 763 more It was 11 that Mrs. Contra'was pm with New 31"“ Park-9“ 1” 93‘” 339° ' u“ an ‘ e ”flux e
_ , ..~-- "or the con‘ 9d ' g 'nding 'perlodrot fng him about 9:30 o’clock bar the roiiowiugghls w. I? #035 0f 05“” company.
NM one in every than “gt “‘5: cantéfipgumber ordered Lowe street bridge ‘last night... when mics prothY. o , ~ Mr._!)ndley.if h
:.\ on. th. k ., 1921. e o . . ' , , , ' ‘ "l ‘ “ ‘ ' d name's-a é
. mm film :he :3)“ 41,405 were coal ears, of which 12.230 lit“; giggle: and made severalre— {11 ha, c0 _ . .1
Mrs. Contra became
" ”H the commander
' l‘ }. “'er won by Ed.
t‘lort. Over five
' 'Il in the big par.
' I "we convention.
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