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" .eculiar And‘ Helpful . ‘ '
' Will Be Labor’s 1927‘ Joe William? series. “The Life Story of Gene Tunney3’-Ine¢le a his hit And not? right on its heels
Legislative Ptogram comes this timely Sports page smash {calms-«STARTING TODAY. ‘ '
bong other thinge to the cancel .
report or President Potrlcli O'Ileore
“who convention o! the eteio More
, ettoo‘ot nobor in Doobury ore the
' renewing: .
. manorivn W
The port that the Connecticut
cotton ot Labor will ploy in flir-
. flitting lobor loglelotion ot the coni-
:, log‘oeeeton ot 1m will be ot o pecu-
:
mo Tom
The future ot thie Organise-
.ion has botoro it many problems
to oolve. With such o tine hormo-
nioue spirit oe provoilo todey in
Labor'o renhe. it moone more et-
loctivo worli. greetor progrese.’
end ectivitieo. First. we must
continue to orginieo on tho indue-
, -‘ III? end helpful noturo. ond will trioi tield.
_ Mel better conditions to no oil. And We must work tor Nth"
.ioetdortopoint outthodongeroto or oomponeetion tor injured 4 .
worhoro. reduction ot the woiting
period. ond better medical treet- _
inont.
. Minimum. 1 will etete that
. p more, then oix months ego employer-
et Connecticut hove been in eoeeion
ot'vorione timee tor the purpose or
niobnlng ottooke on prooont lowe
that benefit the people. The move-
ment moot be wide unite to ite lo-
‘ gielhtive wonte from now until the
oouidn or 193‘! odiourne.
v‘ e or the principol ottoclco that
will mode ogoinot our preoent
”love will be the Workn'ien‘e Coin-
eitlohon is developing "in must be
met with end dotcoted.
.‘ “Our lorgo insurance componieo
more. profits in Workmun'o Como
are proclolmlng that there is no
Detention insurance. then i eoy to
title companies thot Organised Lo-
we in Connecticut invitee them to
. join with no to propoee the Ohio plan
being administered by the onto
todunde being created by employer
end employee.
. "In Connecticut we hove o won-
‘ dertiii low tor the core at injuied
' ‘ people in industry. and (or the rec-
' eon that the Courto of Connecticut
have pieced liberal interpretations
‘ on the low. employing interests i‘eer-
inl to attack the Court decisions.
have plonned to attack the low itoeli'.
, Pollticol Activitice
“During the next two months
there will toke piece in Connecticut
primaries, coucueee end electione or
incitiond women to molie up the
legislature 0! 1921 end 1028.
“film my inltiol report to you in
convention ot Meriden. I have
pio'edod tor octivo politicol penici-
potion by our people during ouch
times oo we new approach.
'We muet interest ourselveo in the
. primaries to select those that will
runner the once. and otter succeed-
‘ih title to work herd until elec-
it time comes to elect thoee nomi-
noted. We muet have triende in tho
,helle;oi legiolotlon. ct course you
will be contronted by reodlng orti.
ciee ond editorials in certain ot our
newepeporo ogolnpt politicol mole
ootloh. the claim being edvonood,
that it would iced to cloee ieglelo-
lion- '
"I etrongly advise you ogoinet
heedlng these clelme. Might I cite
pfliltlrlce recently run of! in the
stoma oi Pennsylvania ond illlnoie.
. « ."Iir Penneylvonlo alone over {our
* million-"bf dollars woo spent to put
over tho nominatione oi two men
nanotocturcro' oeeooietlon. oo 1 colt
. it’ll; in convention it it tokeo tour
niiluoneh ct dollore to get o men
nominoted. what to it going to coet
Vthepeople ot lergc to pay book this
spot or money. tor ithoe got to be
repaid. there in no denying that.
; “Here is o clean cut case or see-
lng’to it that men pledged {onclfle
legislation being elected: end when
the We eornere plced in their
humble way for votes (or triende.
thohu end cry goes out that it ie
net the spirit of America to
odopt. anything ct o clue variety I
A opivcbnvinccd that this country of
our-ebo- hed about enough, or copl-
w legislation. ond corruptncee
: ding with the deye o; the die.
cordon United suite- Attorney Gen-
erel‘horry M. Doughorty end I out
euro the: our wege corners ore be-
coming more ond more enlightened
_epch day. and no this you or politi-
- rel odor-t presents to no o reel toes.
of our own beet Judgment which I
”hope will be preciicel thl oloil eco-
n. . '
l wieh t
. . o expre- my nppreciotlon
. to inch end every member or the
y We Union movement for their on-
tredio co-oporotion at tho poet yeor.
green ploeeod to note o: the ex-
mmy thltexioie today in
the out in Connecticut. 1 ol-
l’er no your opprevol the wonderiul
endglletlog occornpilehnionte or our
ry-‘l‘roooury John .1. Been
__ the post yeor. The training
he odooo members»! the
‘ to Council tarnished him
a“ reody equipment tor the work
stifle orgenteotion. I know that the
{and tile odmiroo o men that
m on extort to do ‘thlnge, end
, -Trcoouror lagoon done
body that wo‘hovo ouch
ol' inouronce for Connecticut. this”!
A for your conolderation the corrupt"
'Cheoter ‘ Coggowoll. Bronchville:
neion eyetotn.
We-mnet work tor o hooith in-
euronco onion in Connecticut. ,
We ninet procure home rule
loglolotion.
Work for the establishment of
the flvo-doy week in induetry.
Ittidy end. not on immigration
e
In root yourselvoo lit greotor
echooi building programs. ond
watch out tor the unscrupulous
vocational o ucetor.
Work for better oducotionol
ettorte. our children must not be
deprived of the higherthingo in
educeilon. like their fathers ond
We moot work tor the old “0 . _ .
mothero were.
gory. killing 0! human being. home
evictions. curtolinient op credit. eo-
ciol ootroclemo or the Organised
Workere. But the justice thet conioo
to the oppreeeed oppeored in the for
on. Employers, finding their iinonc.
co impaired. their employees migrot-
in: to more peoceiul communitioe.
iniluree in businesses come by the
score. They called o holt. met with
their employees. come to under.
eiondlngo thot meant progreoe ond
thle hoe brought higher etondordo in
living and educational etiorte to all.
"Your President to happy to rcpur
HIM n'flnnlgnfl ‘ohnr in t‘rinu I
cut is better of! iodey in numericojl
and (innnclnl lli'u-Klil ‘uiiiii way i:\.-'
fore in its entire history. Now we
are in o poeition to get better medio
cal and nursing eerviceo when otilic-
tion comes to us. _We are providing
better mueicol end ort education tor
our children. We ore new clothing
our children better then ever be-
iore. icr I challenge onyone to
prove where there to o atoto in our
Union thot can produce better look-
ingeud better clothed children thon
are econ on the etroeto or our cities
ondtowne todoy. Thie lo the result
oiorgonioetlon. I implore everyone
connected with the movement not to
do onything that will interrupt thie
groot progrou. Think out your proh-~
loino before oction. co-operete in
every woy with buoineee that co-op-
crates with you. Give the very beet
ettort in- order to cheopen produce,
lion. and watch and otudy out whet
beet to do along the line of co-op-
orotlve distribution." .
The weekly list of operate”
whose license to drive automobiles
in‘ Connecltcut heVe been ouopend-
ed tor one yeer tor driving while
under the influence of liquor wee
given- out today. at the etote motor
ei‘tort to reduce thie highway mon-
oce. There ere thirty-oi: nemeo on
tho liot. The one or one who 1’-
peeled. Five wore Connecticut opo-
rotoro convicted in other etetoe.
The dpeertinent statement odvieed
people to notify the department or
the police in coee they ehould oee
ony'ot the eueponded drivers ope-~
rating motor vehicles.
William D. Alenndor. New York:
Andrew Anderson. Stamford: Joeeph
Androda. Middletown: Lloyd ll. Boo
eey, Control Village: George Brown.
New Marlon: Augustue Borne-New-
London; Joseph P. Bolter. Hartford;
Thomee Clemen, West Willingtonr
George Darling. Bo. Mancheeter: It.
s. Eddy Edwards. Horttord; Bey:
mour J. Evens. Norwich: George
Flemming. Btonl‘ordville. N. 1.: Wil-
iioni r. modding. Pioinvllie: Swen
Kendricheon. ”Washington; Froncio
moo, steintord: Herbert Kioly. Now-
ington: Thorneo Kabuki. Now Brit-'
oin; Cert ,undetroin. Glenlirooli;
Clilord Lindeley. Wouneld. nun:
Decor C. ire. W. Hoven; Cori
Gusto! L. I. Mungiot. Bridgeport:
J. B. Mathews. Brlltol: Andrew ‘J.
Norrie. Hartford; Jones J. llurphy.
Blmwoodzl Michael Murthe. Bridge-
port: aeorgo 1.. Plant. No Keven:
Victor Phonon. Hhrttordi. rviiig C.
Rice. Bristol: Andrew Sooe. Poir-
flold: Mneie Sullivan. Plolniield:
Choc. Triinboch. Breton: Melee
"l'lou'lu. Wgtorvdlle: Richard 1!.
Warren. aroton: hire. R. J. Wil-
llemo. Newltooheile. N. I.
Bennie: ( '-
. ori—congm
mid-oinhee been ' “:3
a: the new
vehicle deportinent oe o port ot~tho .
Herbert. Torrington: Fred id. Bor- -
J By J de Williams
. closely with the news of the day, Joe Wil<
hams, probably the foremost boxing writer in the
country, has compiled an unusual series of 10
articles entitled, “Ten Rounds With Dempsey}?
which begins oaths sports page today.
Williams’ feature. “The Life Story of Gene
'I‘unney,” Just cemploted, was a real sports page
knockout. So: is‘vhis Dempsey series.
_ Much has been written about Jack Dempsey.
The'stOry offliis life has been told over and over
again. So Williams has picked out 10 unusual
incidents-m Dem y’s career that will give you
a_better picture of the world’s champion than
biographies running into hundreds of thousands
of words.
And many of these incidents are “new stuff."
Williams is a close personal friend of Dempsey,
and they haVe had many a chatty talk together.
Williams is on‘the “inside” of boxing and each‘
of the 10 “rounds" is an unusual story.
Here is a summary of the “rounds". 1
ROUND ONE -
Dempsey's hardest fight -— You probably
think it was with Firpo, but it wasn’t. Turn to
today’s sports page and find out what Dempsey
has to say about a fighter named Sudenberg.
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ship, only recently dissolvedwas formed. 2 «4'
. ROUND THREE __ _
Dempsey's two most humiliating experi-
ences. ~ ’
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» Dempwy; carries an inipersonal attitude to-
wardéhis opponent‘sinto the ring. Fried Fulton
andHari-y Willsare the only two fighters against
whom he holdsa-real-hostiliby.
* comm rivs '
. I‘h'e mechanicsiolszemps'eyls favorite punch}
“the double lath". andihoW‘it‘ has paved the way,
for all his notablerviciories. v
' ' 1 ROUND Six v“ '-
Tlie“Blaclé Chapter-”(in Dempsey’s pugilistic
career. -
The-uncertainty of; the fight game—Demp-A
sey expectedihis hardest fight with Willard and
his easiest. with? Fit-p0. ,
. , ROUND EIGHT
In this round'De'mpsoy tells about the only,
ROUND ‘NINE
Demm§ranks present-day fighters in a‘
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