FIRST
‘1‘. ith the
; NEWS
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falc'lltllo change-1r tempera
Moderate shifting winds.
High Tide 9: OQA. M» 3:14 P. M
Showers this afternoon and
tonight; Saturday
f.
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Emmet) u cccondoclau matter at [in pout office It
South Not-walk. Conn, under
the Act of March 3. 1879. .
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ATFORM COM
REPORT; FEG
"EN TR” TO FORCE
publicans Here
Cheer Bingham as
“Next. Governor”
1.111" I'inthusiasm for
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luv-".nillcs‘B Dinner
A1 linton Point
11:11: xBAE'K THERE
P133 '-'1 fimnezer l'lill
Jinrritt Is Landed
Tn.“ .-- Milne Framed
,1 hose Present
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'1 m t‘unnm IIt‘lll much the
11 at. t‘lexv'laml at tho
lll't"lllf.‘lll..illl‘l tIn' l;1.ltt‘r
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.1~l]ili.1‘1‘ .\111'\~;lll..1‘;12l11"r of
Hill ‘11wl. “-'IH paid by J.
‘III‘HIWIU—Ix. “11> upnlntr‘ vultll~
1' and chairman 1'1'1 tin:
n l'v'nlrnl vmnmulco. '.\ll'.
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1 1 II. Mums. t'lmll‘lnun of
liv pulvllcuu To“ 11 com-
. «11:111111un of tho: mac-ting.
"..wr of Governor Charlts
.\ llLdIalll ot‘ cheers
1110..“ present rising to
"111 11' enthusiasm. ills
111-. A1 praiswl Cool-
.'.1s 1;: lllL'll ul‘ cuumgt.
, .111»l in “hich he strung-
. . ml decentralization of
1 . it hiul to the oul- buts‘
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lit:
1 '11 lul‘ him as thz: than
' .11 Hit: TIL'KI Slulu lie.
1'11 1:-111:.' clucl's \\ ore
of IllS lltlk.
Subunit-r .\I11r1'itt. of
l‘cru'cscnls the
I‘lstl'ld. “as
friends and
if not lor
‘. 1"): l.‘
111
:1 I111
.‘z'v " mnul
1 :1 or his
vl'I(‘( 11011,
Lu: uv'mlle.
llu- Speakers.
..lxr'l‘s at.
x'--n.111t Llovurnor Bing-
.11 m} liornbuck. Congress-
'. 1111i .‘irs. W'eod.
“.15 one u.’ the. 111014.
1- 11.11] by Republican-
: u. 1:11; blulc. Surround—
11111 cules “err: strongly
1 and would Il'd\G Illi‘ll
‘: .t 111 tm fact that. the
1 111;'h~ s “'15 limited The
’ w of the dinnLr “as
‘ . - - ‘11..'nl.gh tho cl't‘orts 1-:
' "'1'. chairman of the
$111111 cunlmiltet'. and
- .1- .5 of the committee.
.1111 citles represented at.
.1'1; \\ em: Stamford, \Vcst-
.. :L'vport, llidgefield, New
‘ ' w Haven l'lmlt'crd Ill-n-
"v'atford.
': 1- was served on 1111. I“-
“.‘vll ol' Neville. lluilei.
1"11':1. ’l‘hn. szvcakers’
.,"l ill the roar of.
'2‘ .111 twins Long Island
to] at the table. which
7:1 ranged wlth cut- roses
Senator Fred Salmen.
'» Merritt. Lieut Gov. and
1.1211. John D. Milne. J.
wick. Mrs. Helena Hill
ilelcn Lewis, Charle-
liarry McKenzie. Mr.
' -r;:e Betta. Dr. _and Mrs.
:'r0m, Ex-Mlyor Calvin
I411m Thomu Robins.
Alvin D. Wadsworth.
7‘.4nt figures in politic:
Sheriff Simeon Peale.
H: Senator Howard
11111 Group Head Ed-
I ‘ ’ I in.
“ " r «l nner, music was for-
" Swanec selenudors.
. ..unlty singing led by
Mr. and Mrs. Ambler
h: " '1' :rlphone duets.
' " 1:11,, formerly opened
. ‘Iilne who said
' ll‘illSllre to-preuldeato-
:-~ It rim: of Republicans
2:4 ‘ 1111: State of Con-
. republican! of
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:1nvl :lmz'lr». llrnuw'l'. the n'hilllrl'tt
“pm 140 :u'nltcrml that no games-
1'. Pro ltolvl. 'l‘husr‘ “llll llrlpml 51'1".‘o'-
'lim lunchvnn “‘LVF Mrs. Iiit'hul‘ll
.\I1l111tl ht ll11~ I: unmade, M 1's. SII‘I'II-
«11 I‘.1'.'1_\‘. Ali‘s. Yrml Hillier)", 311's.
:l'1'm1k .l:1111"'.. Mrs. l"t‘I'«l llllrlvu—
Ivlll'll. Mrs. I'lml‘lrsx [Low ‘TTF. 1‘. (HI.
{I‘ilt-h. .\lr:x llzil'rrl'l ('ilvmlvlting. Mrn.
‘\\.'Alt 1' II.l_\II‘.".\. 311's. T."\\I:~ John's.
M15. llurkr'. Min. I'Iurrlh'u 81'31111'1111‘.
1‘Il‘5. '.'.mu"l lx‘o11111_.'1t1rl Mrs: irr-
trmn 2\.litv:l1°ll.]':0\. Georg" B.
ansms pr1~cnl.
The South rim-“all; Motherltal
church had .1110 general pic-11h: com-
ulllltc \\l1i"‘.1 “:13 l‘OHIPIl..(~4’I 11f
("llnrlf‘s 'l‘l‘lstrnm. John L. Allcn .1111!
Sumuol Stcunrt. The filTllIIlt"!¢ look
.I'II' '1l
Lotal Sunday Schools
Enjoy Roton Picnics
#1911 '"Funr‘l'n '5'?!“le maria rnr‘rrv children a fine lunch.
rd nntnn Paint y'hslr‘lda},
d:1\'._s1'hnnlq
:rngutinnal,
The $1111
warn the Nul'walk ('nll-
the. South Nurudlk ("on-
EI'P:'I‘Intl:1l, llvn Norunlk filolllmllw,
tlln :‘nuth Nut-wall: “Min-«11“. l‘i"
11:14, Ax'r‘ttilo Methodist. thr- "runny-z
and thc l'nn-er'rill-t of ltunl'vllry.
Nor-divas tn ;'2\', H11" \artnuq run
x-crrx kv'pt bl»): nil rlrn'.
the If»: l'nppr'l‘. Vll" I‘ll“l'l“~'
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t'l'liliri'nron :III'I )Irc. .I"Illl lecln unrl
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“as I'lmil'lnun hf lIl" f"‘hlll1l1‘—
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l'nlln1]
1n swing»;
'lll
Hm Illn- 'hl
their on n lunches.
TIlt' llusl Nauru-ant RIDIhCHIIHL
d;1_\'—::1hoolx:n\'-~lvnlucr'n l-ifl and 1.10
SAMUEL 'STEWAR
T0 BIG HOUSE
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cgrh on. 1-0.
1rl\in: be 1th the for”) which com—
puszetl thn 111.1111 p'n't 0! thr' inc'll
lcfinvlmrlc, 101' l""‘24ltl .1111] :1 glass Of
Imtlk. 'l'l11- 111111.1' nrrzm'y'tnnu'l-
I“ crv» in -'I1.u::" nf Mrs.“ L. llultffitvl
gall-l Mr, TIN'IC“'W\:IH‘ tl1r~ Fill‘ll'lal—
'st‘llno] :ttr-‘l'lnlv'ntllnl
Tho :Itnvla' 1"1-101 211') “runnn'b
"hill‘l Hf 'l‘i'lnllv t‘I‘l'll‘t‘h l1r-Ir] il1l~1r
ploy-"17.1 fligvlljcx \lvnllf 5-3 I‘lllI'Irf‘l‘l
«cut on tho 11111111: “Inch “35 m
It'hurgr- hf 1h". l'lt‘ltlllli'll‘l S. Loni:
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I'll“ Iclnmvfl'lo.
I \11'11;-mri~l' 1-” I‘m .\"‘1“nl‘.
'l Oll;fl"":' Mun: II Nil'virly 9"ll""l rum
nt- “41" m 1'h11":v~ uf the Macho.»
"I the :v'luwl. 'I"‘.r' Lolntt‘ittne Wm-
v'nmlw'vv-l 11f tl1«'~ f-wlInx-lng'
I Minnw “Hum, 311:; IJ-lrulh) C'Ilil'
>lv':lfl. I‘ll?! li'llll" 11i' Pr and 311.53
:Alrlt'y liltlzr. TIN-51. “till the (01>
‘I‘Ju'zll': l~z11~l11~1~s lz'Ir-tl .\u‘l'\"‘ the
Illlu'h: .‘i1:'< l‘wl'llm t'llmstvnd, Sites
.‘lutlnn Kin; .‘ll"~. lII.1'1h. .‘lt‘s. ”01h
1m 1'. MI» 011- 1\I'1r'.'.:1. Min. Slan—
unrrl. Mu": t;11111l_ Mr. l‘.lll".u‘}' and
Mr. I‘. I’ lllti-ln'l‘
'l'ln Full‘h .\~:'1\:1ll\ t’uligl't;qlln.1-
.1! 1‘I1111'1‘I1 "111-“ lvlv'nr'l Hut 1""
r-tron': f"l‘ tlm t-"I‘J:l0l‘l. The cum-
'I‘r.'lt‘:pul'trltiull, C. L.
Purchase of Suppltcm
mlt l1 I. H were
Underwood;
Francis ll. Nt-l'tltruri Trnnsrsnrtu-
tl'mt 11f SII|II|"".'~ Harold Nash“.
Lunch .‘111'11u. Flt-r l‘r.11'.1'i.-1' ll. North—
rop: Lunch Sninilulinn, \VIlllum ll.
I'R‘rl'ih; l.1mun;11l-'~. \l‘. ll. l-‘crris;
Sports ('umn‘lttrc. \\|Illflnl \Yclnltz.
(Cuntimltvl r111 l‘.1t;r Smcn.)
T TAKES TITLE
IN WEST AVENUE
'l'nlc passed tm‘hn' from Mabel
Snoot lit-c110. to Samuel J. Stewart
on :1 lat-:1.- house and property :11.
80 “Eat a.\ 1- nuc. ’I‘hc property [5'
\.1l'.11d.'1t $" .111 000. 'lhc housr cun-
t:1ins shim-u rooms and the lmths.
’llure is :1 fi\c-cnl'gn1'ugc on the
place.
All" Slfi'sllll‘l. lm< t"0TllPI"lC(} ar-
rangements tor lotsm: the house
to Mrs. 1::llIlf‘f‘lll4! Hitchcock. .‘ll‘.
Sit-“nl'l has nl'o blill‘lf‘t the con-
struction ut tun 11111121110“: in
Forest >€'.I‘l'(‘l. I"ll'FI llirstricl.
EASY METHOD A
0F GETTING 110
\ man signing his initials as "K.
K ' “orlicrl :1 new film flnm game
on a le‘l‘lx in the Sanitary Bakery in
South \léin street. yestu'rrlny after-
noon and .-s d. “rcsult John P Sunri-
ncr. the p1'0p1'iotor of the Mimi-L is
minus sin.
The. mm ntcrcd the. bake shop
and asked for..\fr.S.'mdne1 and Willie
he was Informed by the cldrl; that
Mr. Fandncr was not in, stated that
he lmd two radio tube- from the
Radio ‘I‘ube Exchange for Mr. Sand-
ncr and that: there was $10 duo on
them. He stated that he had talked
with Mr. Sandncr in the morning
and that he had stated that the
clerk Would pay him it he stopped in
.Imlng the afternoon. The clerk
1m, him the $10 and he rceclplcd
'lnlll. left the tubcs and “(‘nl. out,
hWhon Mr. Sandner returned the
clerk Kare him the: tubes, much to
his su1pr1..e He stated that. he had
not ordered radio tubes and notified
the police. The tubes were found
to be worthless.
The bill was made ouptfrpen and
ink and no address of "The Radio
Exchange" was given. The pollco
arc lnustlg‘ating the cos c.
________...__.._____..-—
BERZ‘I‘UDA RACE. '
HAMILTON. Bermuda. June 27. —-—
O! the fourteen yachts which started
last Saturday in the flee to Bermuda.
from New London. (301111., nine have
posted the stake bout at the finish
line here.
The boats began err-lung \‘l' ennu-
day evenlbmwd continued to come
in aanervnla since.
AUTO HITS BICY (311E.
Cherie: Cunningham. aged 12
years. of West Wuhlngton street,
complained to the .police yesterday
it: turn automobile with Connecticut.
lratlon .7 532. had backed- in-
to his bicycle which he left standing
by he curb and had donated flie
“ITALIAN JOE .
’DEMPSEY” SHOT
SE‘V YORK. June Eli-Joseph
Licurru. :1 prlzc-flghtr'r known :15
"Italian Juc Dt L11psvy.” was shot and
killt'rl on 11 farm-rt In llrooltlyn 'carly
lip I‘runnoxcr.
today. I’m of “rock-
lyn. “as arl'rstml on u'churga of
IlOlllIt‘I'IP. '
'l‘ll'c HIlOU‘ll‘Ig' according to the. pc-
licc. followed an altercation which
arose nftur Licru'ra. Connovcr and
‘1'!)‘1'f‘l‘dl other men had returned from
the boxing bouts at the Yankee
Stadium last night.
IS RESPONSIBLE ’
FOR FATALITY
’BRIDGIZI'UIYI‘; June 2?.-~I.ouis
l‘ml'mzm of l'nl'lchoslc‘r is hr'ld crlm-
lnally responsible for'thu death of
his father, Hyman But an at Green-
wlch on June 17 following an auto-
mobile accident which tho coroner
says "he regretfully feel: was due to
the inexperience, incapacity and un-
wilting negligence." of the son of the
doccaectl who was driving the car.
[ISL‘D STREET AS GARAGE.
An automobile that. had been
parked in Ann Street for two nights
wus taken to the Vaaut Brothen’
garage by Motorcycle Policeman
Thorpe lust night. The registration
numbers on it were cultural: 887-
537. \‘Vhen the owner called to claim
the car this morning he was warned
not to park in the street‘ull night
again.
SKIF STOLEN
Albert. Crooley of 7 Benton
street, reported to the police last
evening. t t someone had utokn' a
10 1 :foot skit! on Thursday night
’from the Herohfleld duck in Water
fluid that (h.
a."
PLATFORM soon
IS TO BE READY-
FOR common
Klan and League Re-
main 0 n l y Stum-
bling B l o c k s for
Platform Builders
MEET'AT g P. M.
35 Plank Have Been
Putin ..hape--—Farm
Relief, Oil and Tariff
Assn-1M“! Prose)
(R)
.‘xl‘AV YORK. June. 27.-‘I‘ho Ii.
K K. :1an the League of Nails-us
t'r'h'i'nnrd "~ng the only mumbling
Mocks. in the way of an agrremcnt
.zl‘mnng «the l’lrnxorratlr platform
l-tniriv'rrt. .
Cm all other plankc. including
r'vn ”10$“ (1"?1Ill1: \llll‘l prelubltlon.
Irigru'lll‘um and tl'an:'plrlaltcn the
platform in accord.
011 the Klan, and 1.03311». howex'
tho 1li\\'r;cnt'c 0f opinion liar]
TIMI morn than 1‘" hours of d"l”‘!°f.1-
Hon 1n :rllll-l‘ullllnlllv‘ve and many
more hours of argumcnt lust 11115111
in the. rnllrn committee.
The platform committee tolled
m 01' the party «lr'vlurutiunn until
111rzlt'ly 5:30 o'clock this nlornln; be-
fut"; glxlng up the ('fl‘ort to com-
11l't‘: its work. It finally adjourned.
llofir'Vt'K. until two 11 .111. today. af-
t: 1' instruvtlug the drafting commit.-
tcv. to men-t at norm for another at-
trmpt to reach an nm‘rcmcnt on the
Klan :mnl Leagut- lSC‘ZH‘S.
turn-flua or lllOl‘E.PIallk5 had
been put ”We when the com-
mlltcc adjourned. and little dlfl'l'
culty was encountered until the
Klan League hurdlcs \u-rc reached.
Mm‘tlng last night’ut'tcr the sub-
rmnmlttv'n of clmcu. commissioned
to draft tho. platform. had decided to
submit majority and minority re-
ports on the two most troublesome
subjects the t‘ntlt‘t‘ rommlttce took
(O'Tll'nlllfib “» .15
up first the loss contra-tufted sec-
11ong. and found few changes neces-
2111'}:
Oil l'lnnl‘.
'l‘hc' first and prlnclpal plank. as
l‘cht‘tNI by the sub-committee and
uppr0\ ed, deals with Republican in-
efficiency and corruption. charging
the pl'cecnt Administration wit! fail—
ure and accusing it of “attempting
to impede and stop" the Senate in-
\0sti:ations. Rcfcrcnr'c Is made
Hwt‘iflcnlly to the Teapot Dome.
Daugherty and \' Ltcrans bureau in-
vvstigatlnns and to the charges
tgal’nst Republican mcmbcrs of co“-
grr-ss which followed the Chicago
grand jury inquiry into the \‘012
Bureau mm.
For relief of agriculture the com-
mittcc would plt'vlgc the party to
foster creation of national co-opera-
the marketing associations and, a
corporation or commission to in-
crease exports of farm proamts; to
take sons to bring agriculture to a.
pnl‘IiV “ith othrr industries: to seek
r-dm'tlon of transportation costs on
products through der clopmcnt of In-
trrnnl \\ntcr\\"sa,\ and to mmc for
revision of the tariff and of rail and
“our lranspnrtati 1 rates.
It also ctlla fo 'u'n' international
policy of to owvrrntlon' desiflgned to
rouxc .\lll"‘l to m, cxports to Europe.
Insscrting that Repuhllcan llcy has
had retarding
an opposite 0I‘fcct ltyr
(Conllnllcd on Page Sm Ch )
WRECK BLAMED
ON ENGINEER
BRIDGEI‘OHT Conn" June 27.—
1 ormlcr .l. J. I'llelun in a findlng
tod: 1y liolrls the derailment. ot‘ a. milk
train ncur Cornwall bridge on the
Now Ilmen railroad on Juno ‘13.
which resulted in the dearth of En-
g'lneer James Bennett of Dunbun'
Wu due to the excessive E act! at
which the engineer was drh' n: the
train on the cone and says that
Bennett's death was not due to the
criminal act of a'ny'o'tlur person.
YOUNG‘MARRIED
PAIR IN JAIL
\‘EW YORK. June 24'. when»!
Keck. 20 and hit 18 year old wife.
Wlnnlfred, who came to New' York
from Allentow 11.. Pa., six months ago
on a jobless honeymoon are 1:: jolt
today charged with mud Larceny.
The young nuance is falleced to
have admitted .113 Stole $159 worth
street. and which who owl/led. hf him.
Wives of Delrzwlalic Candidates
Whose Minds Turn To.
thite House
1"! row: Ilia. Royal 8.
. Mrs. Jones M,
the “‘mte House
the preaidf‘nt of
next mlalrcs‘.‘ of
official home of
the United States?
the
n:-
nominatcd for
Democratic
pooled to _ be
prcsldoncy by the
llonal convention.
“'11! One of the;a cornea be the-
of one of the “omen uhmc is 03-;
111... 1:11.111
cts Spamming of Ann Arbor. Mich:
S. Copeland was Fran-
l
5
1
1
Mrs ' (oz: “.15 Margaret Blair of.
The huslmndIt. hi1 ago. Mr: PM is Ellen G. 1115- I. Daniels. Add: 0 “.
sci of Clarksburg. \V. \'a.; Mrs.1
\‘l'alsh. Elinor if. Md‘lemonts , oil
'l'hicago; Mrs. Falmr. Elizabeth Loo-
‘pclxl of l’cltsfown. Pa” ' Mrs. Smith,
Catherine A. Dunn of New York:
Mrs. McAdoo. Eleanor “'llson.
daughter of “'oodrow \‘Vilson; Mrs.
Ila gtev of North
tarolina: Mrs. Houston. Helen Be-
all of Austin. Tex: . \lrs. Samuel M.
Ralstcn. Jennie «L‘ra'scn' of Tim»
(Hicks County. Ind.
SLIGHT M’ADOO
MARGIN NOTED
IN DELEGATION
Connecticut Democra-
cy Quarreler} in
Frontof the Nation-
al Convention
cut democracy quarrcled in trout of
the democratic national convention
)cstcrdav. Ulsagrccd own at. Mt—
Adoo move‘to force“ an or cums scs.
oion.tl1c.'tutc delegation after start-
in; u hubbub in the thst \010 ii) roll
call. finally. dlxldcd ctght to six in
favor at tho \chdou proposal; but
not until Delegate Howard D. llolan
of Manchester, leader of the Smith
tactlon had calltd' upon the chair—
man to poll the Connccliq ut delcgno
lion. only to \r'ithdran the rcqurst
a low moments later. .
The convention roll-call afforded
the first opportunity for a. tcst or
w IJIIO the \chd00 mmc “as defeated
in the comrntion an a “hole, \lc-
Adooa adherents in the Conncctlcut
delegation 8110“ ed a majority for it
The Connecticut follow ers of Gmer-
nor Smith who opposed it “etc
Dolln. Mrs. Martin L. Cainc, 'aptnln
Frank _L. b‘cn‘lon. Alchibald Mchil
jr., William P. Thoms. Peter Fitz-
Henry. Richard J. Kinsclln and Ru)-
mondJodoin. Those “ho supportcd
the McAdoo plan were: Chairman
James J. W alsh Thomas J. Spellucy
I)a\ld E. Fitzgerald, Miss Caroline
Ruutz-Recs. Mrs.'1~annio Dixon
welch, Mrs. Anna. 11.xenned). Miss
Martha Moore and. lianford S. Weed,
proxy for National Committeeman
Homer S.Cun’1mlngs. Miss Moore
was sitting as proxy for Mrs. Joseph
Whitney, State Chairman Edward
M. leomana. Thomas E. Cahill. Mf-'
chael '1‘. put! and John ..M Ream-nun
were absent. and. not: represented by
their alternates. but. Chairman Walsh
counted their votes for the McAdoo
moi'o end; on the basis of seven-
tenths of a. \o‘ for cach delegate;
the state was reached in
poded wk
the rolbca
ASHWORTH‘ CASE.
O
mimic:- or the estate of Eur-lam
Laurel-ill against the Standard Oil
mull: to being hen-d today in
.1 towncttycourtrohmbefon
NEW YORK, Junc :7.~~Coi1ncc11:'
strength belneen the Smith and MC‘ '1
Adoo dcl'cgalca from tho stale and‘
reported eight in fat or and six op-‘
The case of John Alhworth. ad;
Guard Fatally -,Sh(lt
Bandits Get $9,500
,-
XIZW' YORK. June :‘1.——Joscph
7t.‘a1'11'n, .1 :lll‘lf(l,-\\‘ns shot and fa-
tall) wounded today by two bandits
who hold up an armored car at
the entrance to the Mott llzn'on
:ards of the New York Ventral Rail-
road and recalled with ‘n payroll of
$9.500. A‘ther returned the fire
‘ but the bandits escaped in an auto-
mobile. . . .
The bandits opened fire Without
11.1mm; as the car stopped at the.
entrance to the railroad yards. Car-
lm dropped to the ground with five
wounds in his body. The bandits
then grabbed the package contain-
ing the pa) roll money and hurried
to their trailing automobile. None'
of the shots fired of the second
guard. Roy F. \“cst, appaccntly hit
the bandits. Carlin died an hour
later in :1 local hospital. ~
' Convention" Joins
' Records and Radio
.,~
vl.
A
KANSAS CITY. 110.. June
wJ‘ol'tions of’the proceedings of
the Democratic. national conven-
lion were recorded for~all time
. hero“ yratel'tlay when the phono-
.. pro ph‘ was " succcssf'ully linked
; with radio.
3 A few énconds after a radio
roceixing set in the. \‘l‘arner la-
boratories brought in the conven-
tion proceedings they were re-
producrd clearly on a phono-
graph} .. - '
Officials of the laboratories
raid the experiment constituted...
‘the first successful. attempt 'to
make clear plmnographlc records
by the transference of ‘radin
sound Vibrations onto wax diskg.
The reproduction of the radio
was made possible ‘by means of
an amplification device connected
"to the phonographlc recording
dcx'lcc. J. J. \l‘arner. superin-
ttmxlontof the laoratories. ex-
plained. ‘
The experimenter plans to mail“-
tc certain speakers at the Demo-
cratic convention tiny disk
records of their utterances.
TWO KILLED AT
GRADE CROSSING
EAST BRIDGEWATLR Mass .
June 27.——T1vo deaths resulted from
a. collision between a train and an
autombbile at. a grade creating here
today. . Miss Starliue Sine wit killed
instantly and Miss Agnes Henfiesseyj
diéd in Ghospltnl two hours after the
ECAPTAIN GEGAN
uccident. The driver of the car.
m‘uel‘ Xe escaped oerlous‘ in.
com‘ allied um mm on- Gov.
‘eriaor Smith. 111. Jcrfi+~ 4111c
‘SAYS ' FOWLER
. IS KLANSMAN
Editor Held in $1,000
0n Charge of Crim-
inal Libel Against
Governor
NEW YORK. June :7.-—-Louis
Fowlv‘r. editor of the magazine
Aillctlcan Standard. “119 “as :u'rcst-
Cd “1th his son. Louis l-‘owlcr. jr..
on charges of criminal libcl based
on an attack against: Governor
Smith. published in the magazine,
in a mcm‘oer of the K. K. K.. ac—
cording to a statement made in
nilglstrate‘s court. by Acting-Cap-
taln Gegan of the New York police
11611111 squad, Fowler and his son
are. being held in $1.000 bail fer
trial in the court of Special Ses-
sions. 1,,
Gegan stated in court that he had
made an investigation of the activi—
ties of the elder‘Fowler.
The elder Fowler tcstified’ that he
did not see the articles complained
of until after it had been published.
His son is a college student at
Groe‘l'n'llle.q . .0.
Jacob Alsclmler, the complainant.
testified that Fowler. 11'. had sold.
his a. copy of the magazine outside
Madiobn'Squure Garden. The.a.ttorn-
ey for the Fowlers asked that it be
noted that Go'vcrnor Smith was not
in court. _
‘Als-chulcr testified “111315 1111’: n‘tode
business dclcgatc spaces
Conclave Engaged
Clearing Away Pne-
liminaries for B i E
Fight
COX N AME!)
Is Stopped on 0rd,
0f Leaders
(33' Associated Ml
MADISON SQUARE GAB!)
NEW' YORK. June '.——Asoem
2.
for its fourth session (0.115,,
Democratic National (.13an m
gazed in clearing n'wnv thev
liminarles to the big. fight
While the platform committee
atruggled in sea-ct- seaslon to
some agreement on planks 001
the K. K. K. and League of 3'
issues. the convention itself was» ‘
for hearing the remaining W
lug speeches.
it uh ten commutes M: m
in nomination at least (in! III“
were on the waiting list todl: q.
srtcral $000an speeches fl
were on the program w;
Hundred begun to fall Whfil a.
asscmhling hour approached Ill! b
delegates came trooping in mil
thcm in a sum-what dampened
djuou.
Madison Square Golden roof which
is remothiug like the historic root
of the Arkansas traveller how.
soon let those in the hall know
it was raining. Pretty soon the
drops were trickling down thro l.”
the decorations hung Iamong 1.
:irdors- cucrhcad and spraying .
audience. The folks in the galleria
w ere lucky lvccaum all the 1
tall cries had the protection of m-
[101‘ ones.
Ikrd Rolled Bouncer.
The admission to the flour 3‘
day of hundreds of persons. in
no delegate badges and an 0“:
bu§incss in the convention except.”
make noise for Smith. had «110on
greet deal or protest to the count»
tion managers. Today match”!
made a gesture at least of tightening
admissions to the floor. It had in.
effect as usual of making it difficult
for e\ ervhody who had bus!”
there and easy for everybody who
didnt A hard boiled bouncer afi-
tioned at the cntrancc to the 17%
form chased out sex era] nation!
committee men and other dignitui’l.
bct’ore he acquired some sense of
recognition. .. E
Fhe minutes after the hour 3‘
starting business there still for!
many rows of cmpt seats 11: um
galleries and probablz not one fifth:
of the dologntcs were in their pl
'lhe ham) leader apparchfiym m
found a new repertoire OVCW
and went in for classical.
“'alsh Tel-y Serious. .
Chairman W'alsh evidently exped-
ed something: formal today. for“
reappeared in the morning drenchi-
“ore “ hen he. first took the n“l.
discarding the white flannel tm
and blue coat in which he appm
yesterdav. The chairman m.
noyed vcstcrday at the noisy 5'
baton: of the contention and loo!-
cd as if he intended to be very
rious with it today
Meantime Senator Pat norm
temporary chairman and so!“
Mr Adoo men including-
Krrmr‘r of Bionmum had their 13* I
together in conference on the ladle
form. Chairman “‘nlsh W
1' hit the clergxman who had w
inntcd to deliwr the opening ppm
or.
Half an hour after the conveu
“as supposed to be in order d».
ma still
ny (mply "cuts but the a all M
jummod.1 ea
In the crowded com creations go-
on the alles and on the platform.
McAdoo leaders “ere sending
word to dri\e the business alum!“
full spccd and force the convc 6' -
to start halloting. The Smith 1
were sending out their :1ch "
his strength for the first 1. .
Their: “as the usual fining re
that this delegation or that d.
tlon “as going to vote for Smithfi
(11": first ballot.
Called to Urdu. .
Finally at- tanty minutes to t
Chairman “'alsh began W laécklns
order. but he willy k1 d careful'I) h
in; «backed the heads 03 two
els yesterday. endangering theisk
of several delegates on the fldor
The sergeant—al-urmn aided by '
police went lhfough the aisles
in: delegates and alternates t'
seated and that: hating no bust
there to more on or out. Ih'ey
principally on persons having
admisslon 'Iflflr'the pew c '
tlals. '
’Finaily after a few more
the chairman did get some .
u
s..-
-'..Rc\ Dwight W. Wylie
Presbyterian church of
dell\'.er the invocation. '
The clots) mun delivered 11k
or extcmpora‘neously lining
prepared to read. '
The call for nominations the;
resumed. Minnesota bola.
complaint ' becam‘e' ' tho“ " nag-zine
caucus: chum...
» 1..
\Vm. J. Quinn of at. Paul.
note» in the Xlilulesota. d
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