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Peru's Sick on Is -V. A'"*-- . ' • 'v*^• -X •» NET PRESS BUN F t t n e a t i bjV.j 8^Jee8*W^x1W!C»!%:: AVERAGE DAO.V CIBCULATIUN , BnrtforA - for tlie Month of July, 1980 Hostty fato t(^i«ht ani 5>416 not m a A duuige In temperatoM. M eaben ot the hndlt Bnrean ol C o n s .OlNnlatlone rvene?-" SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1930. FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE VOL. XLIV., NO. 280. (Claratfied Advertising on Page 12) -• HfrW Td ENdW A DRY AGENT BlIASE LEADS Use Carrier Pigeons V PERU’S IN FRIARIES; To Get Ransom Cash GERMANFUERS SICK ON I N n V O R K BORAHNAMED New York, Aug. 27— (AP) —Po-^ed cobbler’s shop. With detectives lice revealed today that kidnappei;:3 he^went to the shop but was told by the proprietor that a man who had of a 16-year-old Long Beach girl IS 'left a box of pigeons with him had. were using carrier pigeons in their telephoned an hour before and End Eight Day Trip From In California Rolph is Ahead efforts to get a 810,000 ransom. ordered them released. The grirl, Seraphina Pavata, dis­ Later another letter directed Alarming Reports From Lima of Gov. Young — Missis­ appeared three weeks ago after an Pacata to “stop playing with the po­ Germany by Landing An- EONEATE BROOKS altercation with her parents. Soon lice” and told him to go to a bakery her father, Anthony Pavata,' a real shop where he would find pigeons. .cient Plane Near the (Bat­ Reach His Bedside— Mar­ sippi Democrats R e n ^ - estate dealer, began getting letters While a police plane hovered over­ IN BOSTON TRAGEDY signed “The Black Shirts” demand­ head to follow the pigeons when ^ nate Senator Pat Harrison ing money for his daughter’s return. they were released, Pavata went to j tery— Reception Planned. tial Law Still in Force— No Finally he was instructed by the bakery, but there too he was | mail to tie $10,000 to the legs of told that the pigeons had been re-1 Guarantees Yet for Le- By Associated Press pigeons he would find in a designat- leased just before his arrival. i New York, Aug. 27— (AP) —Like Captain of Fairfax Absolved any ordinary mariner, Capt. Wolf­ The 23,000-odd lead of Cole L. gang von Gronau, Ripper of the From Blame for Crash gnia's Safety — Foreign Blease for Democratic renomination skies went down to the Customs SOLITARY BLACK House today to record the arrival to the Senate from South Carolina NOTED EDITOR ILL in port of his flying Whale, in which That Cost 47 lives. Diplomats Protected. stood out today with the continua­ RIDES PULLMAN he and three companions made an tion of tabluation of votes cast in eight-day joiumey from <3ermany. yesterday’s primaries. Lima, Peru, Aug. 27.—(AP) — FROM POISONING Orders Coach .for .St. .Louis While the other three members of Washington, Aug. 27— (AP) — In California, Mayor James Rolph, the crew enjoyed a late and leisure­ The military jimta which overthrew Jr., of San Prancisco, was running Train, Gets in Saying He’s Captain Archie H. Brooks of the ly breakfsist in their hotel, von steamer Fairfax today was obsolved toe government of President Leguia ahead of Governor C. C. Young by the Porter and Off He Goes Gronau hailed a taxi and rode down­ and seized control of Peru will re­ 30,000 votes for the Republican by the Commerce Department, of Free . town wijii a friend, driving through responsibility for the collision last sign and Luis M. Sanchez Ceiro will gubernatorial nomination. A ma­ Lord Beaverbrook Stricken crowds unaware of his identity. jority of the precincts had reported. June between his vessel and the head a new government, according^ Memphis, Tenn., Aug. 27.— IVhen the Whale flying boat tanker Pinthis in Massachusetts to reliable ad'vices at noon today. Senator William E. Borah was re­ alighted between the Battery and Here’s the sign that has been otdered for official cars of federieil pro­ nominated by the Idaho Republican on Yacht— Most Powerful (AP.)—A negro who contrived hibition agents in order to protect innocent citizens against bandits , who Bay. Lti-Col. Cerro came out 'victorious to leave this land of “Jim the Statute of Liberty yesterday an Dickerson N. Hoover, supervising in a political overturn at AreQuipa, convention. Both the Republican iminigpration inspector went aboard represent themselves as officers. Amos W. W. Woodcock, left, newly and Democratic conventions had yet Crow” cars in a Pullman all his appointed prohibition director, is shown displaying the shield which will inspector general of the Steamboat southern Peru, last week, just be­ Politician in Britain. from a police boat to ask the usual Inspection Service announced a fore the government passed into toe to choose nominees for governor. own was sought today by muni­ Questions, but the customs formali­ be flashed when his men stop suspicious ■ looking automobiles on the road. thorough investigation at Boston hands of toe military jimta and sent May Get Majority cipal and railroad authorities. ties were postponed until today. At night the sig(n will be illuminated by flashlight. With less than 600 of the 1,075 A man impersonating the and Norfolk had failed to establish toe aged executive A,ugusto Leguia, Dover, England, Aug. 27.— (AP) Before (3apt, von Gronau left the evidence substantiating charges who had held toe reins of govern­ precincts remaining to report, Pullman company’s assistant hotel he received a telegram from Blease still had a chance for a ma­ —Lord Beaverbrook, proprietor of superintendent in Memphis, made against Captain Brooks. ment for eleven years. Into exile on the State Department at Washing­ Forty-seven lives were lost in the jority of the votes cast for the three the London Daily Express and father called a railroad coach foreman ton officially congratulating him a warship where he is reported sick disaster. and held a prisoner. candidates in South Carolina. Unless I of the Empire Pree Trade movement by telephone and instructed and his companions on the “ splen­ this materializes, another contest him to attach an idle sleeping NEW ENGLAND MOTHERS The Conclusions The routoero leader objected to a dominating feature of British poli­ did flight” and s ^ e arrival. Summarizing the conclusions between him and the rimner-up — car to a train bound for St. The mayor’s committee was at toe nature of toe junta in control at tical antagonisms just now, was reached from the /investigation Lima which yesterday sent a com­ James P. Byrnes—^will be held on Louis. work today on plans for a more I taken ill aboard his yacht today. Hoover said: September 9. The nomination As the train departed, a ne­ formal city reception than was pos­ mission to him. in toe expectation amoimts to election. ; ’The yacht put in here where the START TRIP TO FRANCE “After examining thoroughly 24 that an amicable agreement could I publisher could receive treatment. gro gained access to the car by sible ye.'terday, when the fliers had witnesses this board failed to estab­ Mississippi Democrats renomin­ small thought for anything but I. be reached. He was said to be suffering from pretending to be a porter in­ lish evidence substantiating any of ated Senator Pat Harrison and getting to its berth for a thorough American in Custody; food poisoning. Dr. Wilson of Ion- structed to “ dead head” to St. the four charges; therefore, the ac- seven of their eight Representatives overhauling the old plane in which Cerro’s answer, according to pri­ in the House. It also looked as don and Dr. Laird of Dover are in Louis. Once in, he was free to cused'master o f the steamship Fair­ vate ad'vices filtering through Peru attendance. ride in luxury: they had flown ovet Iceland, Green-, Gold Star Group BOMB though Representative Ross Col­ land, Labrador .mid N oi^ Scotia on fax, Archi4^ I t Brooks, is acQuitted today was the seizisg of toe alr- lins, the only incumbent to face a • Lord Beaverbrook has become al­ Railroad officials believe he of toe charges, .and tbs case is clos­ Qplane .in which Col. Lopez, toe most overnight one of the most is a former Pullman porter.,.^ .... theirway hQr^^^m'.iGermany. ~ contest, had won again. ’The. Demo­ ~ ‘ ■ C ■'" ed.” arbiter, and his companions traveled cratic nominations there also are forceful and picturesQue figures of The collision occurred on Jime 10 ^from Lima, and three other planes British politics. He has been en­ REACH NEW YORK and resulted In an explosion on toe eQuivalent to election. New York, Aug. 27.— (AP)'—^Nlne I including that of'^toe American mili- gaged the past few months in a Hampshire Sends the oil tanker. The'yltothis sank with days after their unheralded depar­ !. tary expert. Captain Grow, who also persistent and energetic campaign toe loss of all hands. The Fairfax FENNINTHERACE ture from Germany, Captain Wolf­ ^ Is in .custody as a former adherent against the conservative organiza­ was damaged by fire and some of of toe former regime of President tion headed by Stanley Baldwin be­ gang von Gronau emd his three com­ Largest Single Group. Peiping Gets First Taste of panions rested here today, having its crew were killed.. Leguia. DISCOVER COUPLE cause of its reluctance to come out Captain Brooks was charged with It was announced that Cerro will for the imposition of food taxes as FOR RENOMINATION completed the fourth successful making excessive speed during a westwrajrd crossing of the North At­ New York, Aug.
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