FURTHER FIGHTING Mother-In-Law Dies Leaving to AGAIN CALL $125,000 to Husband De LIHLE ABOUT WIFE for WHOM Clared Dead
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■ ■ ^-#7-v- i ! # ' - ' V ' Y e v MAT BE IN THE NEXT AVTO (MASH. W ttt YOV THINK tm NBT PRESS RUN AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION PoreeaHt b}- Q. 8. W aathar Bwraaa, for'^tho mouth of April, 1028 Haw Oavaa 5,128 Fair auA warmer toolgb^i Friday niviuker of the Andlt Borean ot increasing dondin^ And; warmer. Cimilntiona VOL. XLII., NO. 189. (Classified Advertising on Page 14) MANCHESTER, GONN., THURSPAY, MAY >0, 1928, (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRIOR THREE CENTS «>- POOR FAMILY KoehPs Aunt Flies in Peoria. HOOVER’S FOES GETS FORTUNE SMITH KNOWS MERCHANT SUES FURTHER FIGHTING Mother-in-Law Dies Leaving TO AGAIN CALL $125,000 to Husband De LIHLE ABOUT WIFE FOR WHOM clared Dead. Hm TO STAND Boston, May 10.— There's a HIS CAMPAIGN silver lining, “ through the H EPAB)$5J dark cloud shining.” The words of t'he famous Try to Heckle Leading G. 0. song “ Keep the Home Fires Al Smokes Cigar as He An Burning" was hummed* today Tnnnansbarg Man, 42, Tries by Mrs. Anna Griffiths, a P. Candidate at Senate brave mother, formerly of a swers Questions of Sen Rochester, N. Y., who was to Enjoin Bride, 20, IS BURIED ALIVE Rival Annies Plan to Unite happY in the knowledge that Probe—Talk of “Stalk she had won a fortune of ate Probers— His Friends From Negotiating Nnptiiil to Repulse Common Foe; ?125,000 for her children, Vir ginia, 10, and Georglanna, 8. IN SHALLOW GRAVE ing Horses.” As soon as school closes she Working For Him Notes. Foreigners Prepared to plans to take them on a vaca tion, their first in seven years, Wasliington, May 10.— Herbert to jher old home In Summer- New York, May 10.— Governor Woman Tells Police Str^ge Batde If Chinese Declare side, E. I. New York, May 10.— Charles Hoover appeared today to be In Alfred E. Smith testified before the ' Mrs. Griffiths’ husband van Steenburg, forty-two years old and for some more uncomfortable heck ished in Rochester, N. Y., sev Senate committee Investigating a cripple, who Is a prospejoua feed Story— Beaten and Chok War on Them^itnatioii ling on the part of “ the Allies" en years ago. Mrs. Griffiths campaign funds expenditures to and coal merchant at Trumanshurg, went to work to keep her little who are seeking to prevent his day that he had authorized no one N. Y., read In a Syracuse news Is Still Critical. family together. She had a ed With Stocking. 1* t nomination by the Kansas City hard struggle. to act as chairman or treasurer of paper that Miss Helena Schroeder, convention. This year she learned that any national campaign fund In his of 303 East Ninety-first street, Hoover spent an hour on the her husband’s mother was dead behalf. He said he understood that twenty years old, would accept a Los Angeles, Cal., May 10.— Toklo, May 10.— A concerted in Hamilton, Ont., leaving a proposal of marriage from the maul movement Is on foot in China to witness stand before the Senate small fortune. Mrs. Griffiths some of his friends In New York who. as a consideration for her 1 Mrs. Marie Billings, 36, is in a campaign fund committee yester went to Ontario and claimed City had started a Smith presiden hand, would settle her father’s serious condition at a hospital to unite"the hostile factions for war day, answering questions concern the money for her children. tial boom but he personally had debts. day after having been beaten and against Japan, the war ofUce was ing his organization, and not infre She succeeded in having her ‘done nothing about It.” Mr. Steenberg wanted a young informed today. Following the is quently clashing ,with its members. buried alive in a semi-conscious I:*' husband declared legally dead. The governor said that any wife to brighten his life and home, suance of a manifesto by Marshal Today it devel<r^ied that the Cabinet A monthly Income was set money spent in his behalf in New so he corresponded with Miss condition, .according to her story to the sheriff’s office. candidate is to be summoned again aside for the two children un York City could be explained by Schroeder, whose picture he had Chang Tso Lin, dictator of the Pek for speclfle questioning as to the til they reach the age of 21, George R. Van Namee. Personally, seen in the newspaper account of She said a man oame to her home ing governmelxt, announcing cessa circumstances which prompted his the mother acting as guardian the offer by the dutiful daughter of and tried to sell her Some real tion of •' hostilities against the decision to enter the West Virginia the governor had taken no active estate. and administratrix. When the interest In the finances of friends Charles Schroeder, described as a Nationalists, It wa# learned that primary against Senator Guv D. children are 21 the principle former bodyguard of the German "I remember struggling,” Mrs. Goff. who had interested themselves in Capt. Hermann Koehl may be a transatlantic flyer and all that, but Billings said. “ He struck me again Chang is. .urging the Southern will be equally divided between his behalf. Emperor, and then ill and In debt. “ Tile Allies" believo they have Virginia and Georglanna. he hasn’t a thing ou his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Koehl Blume, 71, of Peoria, and again. I '^as almost complete (Nationalist) leaders to unite with, Smokes Cigui- 111. ' Here are Mrs. Bluite (left) and he^ daughter. Mrs. Minnie E. Saw Bride Day Before Wedding. found a way to turn the tables on If her husband Is found Mr. Steenberg was encouraged in ly unconscious. his northern armieis-” tQ repulse .the the leading candidate. The governor smoked a cigar as Wing, Just before a test flight preparatory to hopping off for Chicago to Strangles Her. alive, Mrs. Griffiths said, com his,courting by mail and came to common, foe." ' , “ Stalking Horses” plications will arise but she he testified. He sainted the array of see Hermann on his visit there. "He tried to choke me to death newspapermen and photographers New York to meet Miss Schroeder, The Hoover managers, Ihey point believes that has passed away. who consented to marry him. (),n then. He wrapped one ot my silk Farther fighting has takes pl9.ee out, have designated as “ stalking as he came into the hearing room stockings around my throat and at Tsinan (Tslnanfu), capital hf in the Commodore hotel. He sat April 10 last, the day before they horses ’ all those favorite sons who ■were to be married, the Trumans-, twisted it utitll I became senseless.” Shantung province. Five Japan have arisen to challenge the prog- calmly smoking while innumerable HALF OF HOSPITAL SCHOOL VISITORS Sheriff’s office investigators said ese were killed and 20vwounded flashlights boomed. burg merchant gave his bride one rcs.s of tile Hoover candidacy In DEMOCRATS BEATEN note for $3,000 and four notes for It appeared that the woman’s as Chinese casualties were put at llu'ir respective states. Senator Stelwer, Republican of sailant had taken her in an auto 150. Today the charge ot “ stalking Oregon, the chairman of the com- i $500 each., the first due oA May 1 FUND IS IN TODAY and the others to J>e paid one at a mobile, into the Puente Hills, laid According to information receiv horse" was thrown back at Hoover mittee, then questioned the gover REFUSE INCREASES her in a shallow grave and covered ed by the Japanese governm«lit, ON TAX REDUCTION / time on the first of each of the by Senator Goff, and the Senate nor. First he read a telegcam to four following months. The mar her with'loose dirt, In the belief anti-Japanese feeling is spreading committee is so interested in it the committee from Gov. Smith riage took place on April 11 at the that she 'was dead. throughout China. that it was decided that another ex date! May 3 in which Smith said Contribjutions Total $14>- Schroeder home. Mrs. Billings hands and feet had The Japanese foreign office, fear amination of Hoover is necessary. ho had authorized no one to act as Teachers Accept Current Yesterday In the Supreme Court been bound. She said she was ing a national uprising against' the Hoover testified on the stand Insurgents and Administra a national chairman or treasurer of semi-conscious when placed In the Japanese, has orddfe'd all Japanese that “ a certain Senator telephoned came the denouement of the ro any Smith organization. mance. Through counshl, Mr. Steen grave, but could not make an out living in the Yangtse valley to him that Goff declined to permit “ I can only say. what I said in the 922— Meeting of . Teams Salaries as Board Follows cry. congregate at Hankow. the West Virginia delegates to an tion s Forces Unite^ to berg asked Justice Crain for an in telegram,” said Smith in his deep junction enjoining his wife and her Later she freed herself and All the foreign garrisons In Tlen- t o nounce second choices in the prim voice. ” I know of no activities in Held Tonight. struggled out. of her . makeshift Tsin (including the United States ary. He declined to give the com- Economy Plan. father from negotiating the notes. Pass the Bill. any state beyond New York. In Refused to Live With Him. grave. A taxi driver found her on a forces) are planning to unite and niillee the name of the Senator, New York a committee of friends road east of Whittier seeing aid present a common front in event saying he did not want to involve Mr.