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PRICE THREE CENTS VdL. XLIV., NO. 296. Adrettlsliig on Pice MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDA Y, SEPT. 16,1926. (TWELVE PAGES) “ PIED PIPER’S” POISON Mrs. Wilson at League Assembly MAY TRY FOUR KfT.TiS d o g s a n d g a t s COMM. KEENEY, Fitchburg, Mass., Sept. 16.— DEMOCRATS STRADDLE ON RUM; Rex Keep, “ Pled Piper” of Syra­ cuse, N. Y., and F. R. Brigham, IN HALL CASE health board agent, who are en­ G. A. R. VETERAN, gaged In freeing the city of rats, today had a warning from J. M. O’Nell, dog constable, to place IS HERE DOLAN LOSES IN A NEW nCHT IN i m WEEKS their poisoned meat In pipes not large enough for cats and dogs to crawl through. A dozen dogs ‘RICHEST YOUNG MAN” and an equal number df cats Head of Drake Post for Last TO BECOME. A PROFESSOR State Body Declares for Re* Widow and Three Kinsmen have been affected, some of Manchester Party Leader them dying. Cambridge, Mass.. Sept. 16.— hdicted in 10 Hinnte^ 15 Years Dies from in Jangle Widi Spdiacy John Nicholas Brown, the peal and for Enforce­ “ world’s richest young man,” to- Effects of Kick from Cow; 'day was signed up for .-a gradu­ Henry Sterens Jailed; When He Balks at Scheme ate course at Harvard In prepa­ ment; Names Judge R. U. MYSTERY SHROUDS ration for a professorship. He Six More Vets Here. was graduated from the univer- Tyler for Senator, Cr G. Gorsline Perjury Case. to Get Him Off Central 'slty here In 1922 “ magna cum YOUTH’S INJURIES iaude.” The, fortune of "Brown Commander Maranthon Henry Committee But F U y of Harvard” Is estimated at Morris for Goyemor With* Somerville, N. J., Sept. 16.— $25,000,000. Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall, Henry Keeney, head*of the Drake Post, ont Opposition. de la Bruyere Carpender,. "Willie” Erwin Walsh in Hospital No. 4, G. A. R., for over fifteen Withdraws. Stevens and Henrv Stevens were years, is dead. Indicted yesterday for the murder Death came at 6:35 last night New Haven, Sept. 16.— The hope KLANPUTS0.K.0N New Haven, Sept. 16.— “ The of Rev. Dr. Edward Wheeler Hall With Concussion of Brain; at the Memorial hospital where he of proceeding through the Demo­ eighteenth amendment, while le­ and Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills on the has been confined since August 12, Auto May Have Hit Him. when he sustained a fractured cratic state convention harmoni­ gally Incorpo- ‘ 'd Ir the federal night of September 14, 1922. J. REED AND BORAH constitution, has no place in the The April term o f the Somerset right hip. Commander Keeney was ously was badly shattered last f—mewor’’’ of our government. It County Grand Jury, hastily con­ £3 years old. evening In Music hall when an old Absorbedly Interested In furthering the Ideals of her husband, the late is an Indefensible curtailment of vened In a surprise move by the LATEST BULLETIN The Funeral. Issue, In which the state organiza­ war president, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson attends meetings of the League personal liberty. We believe It prosecution, brought In Indict­ The funeral will be held from tion of the party was again at­ Imperia] Wizard Declares for Late this Afternoon, Chief his late home Friday afternoon at of Nations. She Is shown, right, as she came from the meeting of the tacked by Dr. Edward G. Dolan, of should be repealed and we pledge ments within ten minutes, after Samuel G. Gordon announced 3 o’clock. Rev. Joseph Cooper, pas­ seventh Assembly of the League. Manchester, was drawn into the ourselves and our candidates to hearing twenty-seven witnesses that the mystery had been tor of the South Methodist church EiAer Missouri Democrat during the day. It was reported solved by Sergeant AVllUam will officiate. Burial will be in the heated discourse at the closing of this end. But in taking this stand the convention. In terms that that the vote was unanimous. Barron. Two men are under West cemetery. It is expected that we do not countenance non-en­ Henry Stevens, who lives at La- aroused the majority of the 814 or Idaho Republican. forcement. While prohibition la arrest and will face trial In It will be a Grand Army funeral. delegates and a few hundred spec­ vallette, and only recently has court tomorrow. Frank Arrangements are not entirely TANK LEAK BALKS FIVE SHIPS SEEK the law It Is the duty of the gov­ been linked with the crime, was tators in the gallery. Dr. Dolan di­ ernment to enforce it. Respect for Hombnrger, 84 South Whit­ completed. rected his verbal attacks on the arrested last night on a bench war­ ney street, Hartfortl, will be Was Well Known. Washington, Sept. 16.— ^The law Is liberty." rant Issued by Judge Frank L. Commander Keeney was excep­ machine in a manner that brought So declared the Democratic charged with operating an HOP-OFF TO FRANCE much cheering and howling from names of Senator William E. Borah, Cleary. auto—oblle while under the tionally well known. He was born "LOYAL CITIZEN” state convention, assembled here Other Trial Possible. the floor. of Idaho, and Senator James A. today to choose its ticket to con­ Inflncnce of liquor and also here on August 9, 1843, and had Dr. Dolan In the course of bis After his Indictment, detectives with evading responsibility. lived here all of his life except the Reed, of Missouri, were proposed test the election of November 2. had gone at once to the Ashing remarks referred to the doings In when, at 10:45 A. M., Its resolu­ William Douse, who lives In nine months ho served in the Civil Madison Square Garden at the Na­ today as “ available for the presi­ hamlet, fifty miles away, and took War. He was a son of Chauncey One Rivet Among Thonsands tions committee had adopted a the Trotter Block, will face No Word Heard of Missing tional convention, and asked the dency” in 1928 by Dr. Hiram W. Mrs. Hall's second brother Into trial with him. Both were In and Mary Keeney and was the sole platform on which to base Its cam­ custody at 8 o ’clock.' He v^as first convention why Franklin D. Evans. Imperial Wizard of the Ku the Ford tonring car that survivor of his family. Roosevelt had asked him In the paign. The platform also declar-' taken to Toms River, the Ocean struck the Walsh boy. War Recoil. Breaks, So Flight Has to Freighter or Crew Since Klux Klan. ed the return of the saloon.” County seat, and then brought last National convention to assume At the age of 19, Mr. Keeney en­ the leadership of the Connecticut Evans in an interview endorsed In addition, the platform went here to the Somerset County jail, listed^ in Company H, 16th Regi­ extensively Into the matter of con- where his kinsmen are Imprisoned. Believed to have been struck by Be Postponed a Day. Tuesday Afternoon. delegation, the powers which he both Reed and Borah as “ first class, an automobile. Erwin Walsh, 16, ment, Connecticut Volunteers, un­ claimed had been in the hands of upstanding Americans,” whom '’ •'uining legislation passed by the Confident of winning convic­ der the late Colonel Frank W. Che­ 1925 state legislature, especiallr tions, Special Prosecutor Simpson of 188 Spencer street. Is In the such men as Thomas J. Speilacy, Klanmen would be glad to support. Memorial hospital badly Injured. ney. He was the only Manchester Homer Cummings and David E. He served notice too that the Klan those acts which , “forced legisla­ today planned to. rush the trial, Roosevelt Field, N. Y., Sept. 16. New York, Sept. 16.— Storm- The driver of the automobile has living Civil War veteran who was Fitzgerald. Dr. Dolan shouted to would take an “ active part” in all tion upon our cities.” which may start the first week In not been found. Police found evi­ wounded in the war. He was — Captain Rene Fonck’s New York tossed areas of the Atlantic are to­ ' Lonenran for , Referendum October. the gathering that it was a case future elections, particularly the dence that the boy had been struck wounded in Maryland, being shot to-Parls airplaine flight, scheduled day being searched by five ships, it of whether McAdoo or Smith were November congressional elections When the resolutions committee The four defendants will plead near the Spencer home about 9 through the arm. convened this morning It was to the murder indictments before to start at dawn today, was post­ is believed, for signs of the British to be considered, and ^ he flayed . and ‘ two years hence in the presi- o’clock last night but the boy wa.s Was a Farmer. those who attempted to disrupt the i dentlal campaign, learned the sub-committee An Justice Charles W. Parker In Som­ unable to tell what had struck After his service in the Civil poned Indefinitely because of a freighter Loyal Citizen. drafting had split during the night erville at 5 o’clock tomorrow after­ organization of the slate. 1 a 1 Smith “ No Chance.” him. War, Commander Keeney returned leak in the giant Sikorsky plane’s The freighter has not been heard on the liquor plank; two members. noon, the justice announced today. Pltcji Cuts Figure. as anticipated, Evans declared Conensskm of Brain. to Manchester and made his home William E. Thoms of .Waterhuj^, At the same time he probably will main gasoline tank. The flight from since 'Tuesday afternoon, fol­ Bernard J. Fitch of Hamden.

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