VOL. XLII., NO. 308. (Classified Advertising on Page 18) MtoChESTER, CONN.,^RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1928. (TWENTY PAGESy^ PRICE .f ... 'I' » C00LID(X NOT HELD G.O.P.BEGINS IN AUTO ACCIDENT DRIVE TO GET PARTY TO AID WOMEN’S VOTE mm CAUSE Victims, Not Seriously Hurt, FUE FROM WATER • r. State Leaders Named by Democrats Hope Also to Get o Are on Road to Recovery; IS NEW DISCOVERY To Be New Home of Manchester Evening Herald Purchase of Bissell Policeman Witness Exon­ National Committee; Hoo­ the La FoIIette Vote In ■ B M fig for Home v erates President’s Son. Will Make Coal and Gas Un­ ver StiD Working on His Minnesota; Republicans Manchester Eyening necessary, American Sci­ Tennessee Speech, Strong There. aid Announced Today; New Haven, Conn., Sept. 28 — No arrjests will be made .in the case of Johp Coolidge, son of the presi­ entist Claims. Washington, Sept. 28.— The na­ St. Paul', Minn., Sept. 28— Gover­ Hope to IlFake Mechanical dent, .and William Cunningham, tional drive to corral the American nor Smith has fed the fires or Re­ private chauffeur of Gov. John H. feminist vote for Herbert Hoover publican discord during his 24-hour Changes Over Amustice Trumbull, whose car yesterday London, Sept. 28— Dr. Walter was in full swing today with the visit to the politically doubtful strucki a machine driven by Wil­ Von Hohenau, formerly of Phila­ fred ,'Veno, well-known hockey completion of an organization to state of Minnesota. Holiday; North End BuOd- player,j and severely injured Veno delphia, discoverer of a revolution­ win the votes of business and pro­ The Democratic nominee may or and his mother. ary method of extraefug fuel from fessional women. may not carry the state in Novem­ The Coolidge case has been en­ water, told International NeWsiSer- The efforts of the Republican na­ ber, no Denjqcrat ever has for presi­ ing to Be Offered for Sale. tered in police records as entirely vice this afternoon that the new accidental. The records show that tional committee to win the support dent; but even the regular Repub- John Coolidge was driving the fuel he will have perfected and in of women in this campaign exceed Ucans admit he has made infinitely 'I'hbmas Ferguson, treasurer 'and Trumbull car when the accident oc­ use before Christmas will reduce anything ever attempted in any manager of ITie Herald Printing- previous presidential race. With more difficult the task of the G. O. curred, 'hat Motor Patroiman fuel costs 50 per ccut and make the P, in this state this year. And if Company, Inc..;. today announced' Henry H. Miller saw the affair, the entire women’s organization use of coal and gas unnecessary in under the direction of Mrs. Alvin the election were tomorrow, instead that the firm- had purchased the sent the victims to the hospital in the future. a police ambulance and took Coo­ T. Hert, vice chairman of thp com­ of six weeks from now, the Smith Knights ol Columbus Hall on Bia* lidge and Cunnintgham to the near­ The scientist said he left Phila­ mittee, separate bureaus were sell street, lo be used .as a new pub­ delphia and went to Berlin because created to win different groups of managers believe they have a fifty- est police station. fifty chancj or better, of winning lishing plant for the Manchester Examine Victims a group of American capitalists women. The last of these bureaus, were trying to seize his discovery. for the solicitation of business wo­ Minnesota’s twelve electoral votes. Evening Herald.' The purchase of Believing that the Venos had The Farmer-Labor P..rty, which been seriously injured, Deputy He addresse.. the fuel conference in men's voles, was completed .with the K. of C. building,was completed London yesterday when he told >f the naming of state leaders in six­ elected Magnus Johnaon to the Coroner J. J. Corrigan started an United States Senate and then fol­ last night 'when the transaction vfris investigation into the accident. He his experiments to produce fuel teen states. approved by . a.,unanimous vpte of froni hydrogen and the success of "" State Lenders lowed, it up with the present Sena­ questioned John Coolidge in the tor. Hfendrick Shipstead, has fused the board of directors'of. the Camp­ general office building of the New his undertaking. •• These women will carry the.Hoo­ bell K. of (j. Building Association. Uses Vibration ver campaign to woiuen ^lawyers, with the Democratic party whole­ Haven railroad where Coolidge heartedly.. This fact, in itself, may The Herald: -will leave^its plant at works. He summoned police of­ “ The only new scientific principle physicians, teachers, nurse's,' . shop 10 Hilliard street; in the north end involved in my discovery is the vsb owners and clerical workers. The not sound so important, but when ficials to his office and he examined as soon, as'the. new building can:be of vibrations. Therein I follow the state leaders just uarae’d’ were Miss coupled .with the suppp’rt of th'e old the Venos in the hospital. If ■ o La FoUette group it assumes im­ reiriodeled tb suit . the needs of a death results the coroner will make rule of nature which is a vibrating Margaret Stewart, of Plioenix, for Arizona; Miss Caroline Guener, pt portance which is truly national. In publishing plant. The present no report. motion. Throuigh the reason of relativity of motion the so-called Des Moines, for Iowa; Mrs. Emma effect, it amounts to the normal Herald building wiU be offered for The Venos today are practically Democratic vote, the normal Farm­ sale. recovered from the effects of the elements are built up. The highest Fall Chofleld, of Boston, for Mas­ K. of C. Hall, Bissell Sti-eqt, Soon to Be Herald Plant, motion-activity is found in , the sachusetts; Miss Helen Summy, of er-Labor vote and the old LaFol- Nearer Business Oeuter. accident, according to hospital lette vote all working for Gov. The move from the north end of authorities. The police report if hydrogen atom. The so-called ele­ St. Joseph, for Missouri; Miss Ha­ ments are variants of vibrating zel Davis, of Great Falls, for Mon- Sm^h for the presidency. Against the town where, the Herald-has al­ the accident indicates the couple this stands the'regular Republican ways .^been . located during its>47 were but slightly injured in the activity of hydrogen. It is upon tant; Dr. James B. Ringer, of Lin­ this my process is based. coln, for Nebraska; Miss Minnie organization workin:: lo;: Hoover. U. S. ARMY IS TESTING BIG LIQUOR CASE years (if existence to the south .end crash, suffering lacerations only. of Maricnester has been contemplat­ Wide Ijatltude “ Through high electro-magnetic Flanigan, of Reno, for Nevs;d.a: Powerfi]! Organization to the compound desired. With Miss Amanda Strayer, of Steuben­ This organization was powerful ed by Mr. Ferguson ever since ;bo Under the motor vehicle law® of enough In 1924 to carry the state became manager of the Herald five the state, police have wide latitude processes I produce vibrations equal ville, for Ohio; Mrs. Daisy Rhell, IN A NEW TANGLE water these vibrations release the of Oklahoma City,, for Oklahoma; for Coolidge by 25,000 over the POWERFUL EXPLOSIVES years ago and more especially since in the case. Captain Fred Hunt, in combined Davls-La FoUette vote, he gained control of the firm early chai'ige of the Cedar Hill police hydrogen contained and then ex­ Mrs. Helen M. Schluraff, of Erie, tract further hydrogen from the for Pennsylvania; Miss Mary 0. but much water has run under this year. The prerserit ownere of staJon. booked the casi yesterday. Smith, of Providence, for Rhode The Herald have always feU that i‘; Then he heard the story of Police­ oxygen. bridges since that time. Hence, the Presence of Stenographer Heat Units 'Djowo^a^ confident, and ;.the One Bomh Dropped From DRY COPS’ VICTIM would be far qime expedierijLto man Miller who placed a charge of Repuhli'cl(n8?i are correspondingly have the publl^In'g plant nearer reckless driving against Coolidge. “ Prom one atom of water I ob­ tain 18 atoms of hydrogen. My (Continued on page 2) nervous. the penter of'the great bulk qf (he Captain Hunt determined that the TntO'such .l^ situation, Goy. Smith Airplane Can Destroy a In G ra^ Jur; Room youth was the son o.' President heat units obtain d from hydrq,gen newspaper’s business, both advertis­ Coolidge and told him to depart. have run an internal combustion stepped last night with .a speech de­ MAY NOT RECOVER ing and circulation. No butldirig Young Coolidge was informed he engine fourteen days. Hydrogen signed particularly for Minnesota Whole City Block— Bet- Holds Up Dedsion. satisfactorily located from .. .ain would be sent for if the authorities useable as fuel can be pro^oi^^O consumption j^housand .peo* ‘eiSHbiaiic point o f view was avail­ pie In St. "Pdtii’s"SIurilcipal audl- w’anted him,. Today no charge had per cent below the presentment of able, however, until It was learned fuel. It can be used for (MANY BACKED tpriuin literally ate It up. been lodged against Coolidge, and ter Than TNT, Public lodisnant When Fads New Haven, Conn,,. Sept. 28.— thiit the Knights pfiColumburi. Hall It was believed none would be. Ihat pose for which coal and gas are ' Praises Roosevelt was for sale! , : Within the space of thirty min­ )■ If the government desires to prose­ too. is within the police powers. now employed. Also, hydrogen will Over 90 per aeritibf'.The per^^Wj’a.