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All ballots were Pboi^, XndlA‘ Sept 3.—(AP) — Hie Board of Selectmen deliber east-between 6:80 and 8:80 .John N. vnUye, automobile manu> lifahatma tGsndbl, leadjer of millions toad nearly six hours last night m. YoungiBan. recelyed 21 tor f^etutar and former minister to To Needy Veterans. of India’s people In the dvll dis­ prPHixdBary budget figims, and governor and Goodman 6; Bacon p c ^ d . said In a speech today that 28' and Campbell 6 for lieuten­ obedience campaign against the e ^ e no complete budget figures Prudent Hoover’s name “will go were obtsinable, it Is the opinion of ant-governor; Cook 19 and Cold- Garden City, N. Y., Sept 20. — British government began at nooq well 7 tor auditor, and Prescott down in history for his constructive (AP)—Cornelius Whitney, Demo­ Town Treasurer G.H. Waddell, that accomplishments in a period filled today tfia "fast unto death’’ which 25. and UUn 2 for treasurer, all cratic deelgnee for Congress, was an tooreaae of five mills In the tax in toe Republican contests. with greater distress than tbat he announced last week as a protest rate will have to be. levied this year fa< ^ any other president, not out today for immediate pajrment of against Prime Minister Ramsay to raise the required amount to New York, Sept 20 — (AP) ^ excepting L&coln.” the bonus to needy veterans uqder carry on the to W e buslneae tor the Wlllys made his address, advance MacDongld’s settlsipeiit of the In­ Donald F. Stewart, tor six jreaih what he called an entirely new plqa. dian communal elections problem. anaiUng year. This would make the editor of toe Moose MagaatoP, tepti- coMes of which were Issued from Outlining a campaign speech he rate 22 ynUl*- BIG REPUBUCAN •aatem headquarters of the Re* will make tonight the son of the As he started his self Imposed The increase In the tax rate le fled today that far from bstog t)|a pubHcan National committee, at a starvation regimen, he was techni­ TroeqM of the Provtsibnalgoveniment of Brasil are shown arriving due. prinxarily, ,to the approximate late Harry Payne Whitney said that at Barla, Rio de Jeniaire, to fight rebds in San Paulo state. “Musaoltol of toe Moose** .XltotPd of the Controllers’ Ineti* those in gainful occupations should cally a free man. The govemmaut 18 per cent total of uncollected Ltates Senator Jaxnes J. Davhi heR) tute of America. not receive the bonus. this morning let down the ban of tapes, an anticipated reduction , In RALLY HERE OCT. 1 a “merely hoxiorary*’ post with to« . Unpatrlotto Blodtades Whitney ie a candidate for the 1st his prison cell at Yeroda jail where the ffiMd list of poaalhly 82,000,000 Loyal Order of Itoose. “During the waning days of the District seat now held by ble per- he has been a prisoner stpee Janu­ and toe Increase in the approprla- The Pemuqdvahla Sexmtor ang H it Congress.’’ Willy said, “we witr scHoal friend, Robert L. Bacon, eon of ary, but the Mahatma spiurned the tlions tor charity and nnemmoy- former Cabtoet xxxtolster Is on trihl Att6inpt on tli6 p&rt of proffered freedom. ment The largest Items In the U. S. Senator Hiram Bingham In Federal Court on todio^eula former Ambaaaador Robert Low Ba­ preliminary budget proposed last ■em of our legHlators to disturb con. RepreaentaRve Bacon, a Re­ The ban against vislton at the jail chai;glxig him with violation oiMVEd^ also was liftad but tbs newspaper­ bight are as follows:- eral lottery laws to eoxm<Mtion wlfle tiM ftliwdy Mothing wnten of publican, eeeke re-election. Proposed Items oernmeree by Injecting unsound, un- “I propose,” Whitney said, “that men were still kept out by the jail To Speak h Cater Park; activities of toe Moose, of which hp authorities. Himdreds of telegrams • Schools, 8838,300; bond payments, is director gexmol. ''W- American and unpatriotic block­ in every Assembly District or other interest and maintenance of schools, ades in the path of a proper balanc- Blnfilar political sub-divlslon In the and letten from friends of the Msr <5 8124,000; charity, 880,000; unem­ DdaOs Not Complete. The goverxunent which ohargPi . laa of the budget We witnessed the country a board of patriotic citlsens hatma urging him to give up his ployment, 860,000; town bonds, that Davis partlclMted to lo ttin g tm U e ordeal of the Chief BxecuUve be formed to receive applications proposed death fast, were received ILL WIND STORY 8101,000; street lights, 826,850; po- allegedly held by the fraternal o f the United States as he sat (jay at the jail. Tbree States C h oft^ Farty and pexicnaUy prefitod by toPm;;' from needy veterans. To such vet­ Uce, 881,000; highways, 840,000; in­ A big Republican rally will be held aad night in his White House of­ erans as are certified by these Befuee of Home HAS NEW TWIST terest and discount, 866,000; and seeking to show that he was » fice, egertl^ every ounce of 1^ boards, I favor Immediate payment Many offen of a comfortable Candidates Today Which dtoldt, of last jrear amounting to here on Saturday, October 1, it was actual dletator of all toe ordPlv •ne^es to incorporate In this bud- of the bonus which, ' ow, they must home for hint during the fast also Checks Blow Out of Window on 8198,964.92. announced today by Judge Raymond activities. get « ily those details actuaUy neces­ wait until 1945 to collect. I would were received but he'refused them. Ninth Floor and Then Walk Other items considered tentatively A. Jobnson of the Speakers’ bureau Todi^ defense eouxisel aahdfii sary to the economical operation of further charge these boards with the Stewart, who Is the first wltosaP jBt Gandhi le 63. Most of bis life has WM PraCtkaBy (lo se the last, night to anticipation of further of the Republican State Central the government for the next year, duty of reporting instances of un­ been' spent in turmoil. U p-You Finish It. consideration tomorrow night when toe trial, which began yeaterdsy^m having at the same time due re­ fairness and graft, where such are By his closest foUowers and dis­ committees from the Chamber of committee. The rally will take place In fact DPyis’ poBltlco is not “msfip' gard for the eafegtutfdlng of Its discovered In existing practices of ciples, Including Madeline Slade, the Lists For Next ElectieB. Kansas City, Sept 20.—(AP) Oomnuree, toe Taxpayers’ League in Center Park beginning at 2:80 ly honorary.” Smtitutioas. Tired and worn through the veteran’s administration, so that former London society belle and —^Henry S. Conrad, attorney, and the Board of Selectmen will and speakers such as Senator Hiram “I would take It as such,** an ordeal which began last Decem­ the public may know the facts.’’ . signed two cheeks in his ninth again review their figures are as fol­ Bingham, Bx-(3oyernor John H. art replied. daughter of a British admiral who floor office of the National Fi­ ber, he stood ills ground on aU He said that five per cent beer and Renounosd everything to follow him By Asaodatsd Press. lows: Trumbull and Mrs. Suzanne Fam- The Moose editor also tei measures. ten per cent wine should be Immedi­ delity Bank. biUlding oh the Other Items that althoogh xnany artieles ai he is called “B ^ u ” which means southwest oamer of Tenth and ham of New Ha-vren 'will be here to Greatest Distress ately legalized and taxed In every father. Voters In New York, Massachu­ Oiling, 88,000; concrete gutters, promote the toterests of the Repub­ ed to tot magastoe under state whose laws do not forbid and Walnut atreetts. 8600; town .BPtng*. 83.800; storm name they. were-4xot aotuaUy ^vri^ “His name win go down in history Once Prosperoas setts nnd Wiseonsltt today are A strong south wind, whipped lican Party. ten by blxxx,but were “ghost” writfifit for his bonirtructlve acoompUsh- that a portion of tnls revenue ehoiM Once a prosperous lav^er in In­ sewers (totsxdsd to provide work .pifiiaM i Popular be devoted to the bonus payment. choosing party eandliiates for Nov­ the checks from (he hands m ms tor the .xxamployed) 813,600; by Stewart and axiother maxi, ments in 4 period filled with greater dia and South Africa, he has lived secretary, out a window. The Sevan! detidlB to connection with He said , that Davis’ uama wh».
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