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Maurice Smith, 37, two close friends Crowds File Through the Greatest Political Rally in and who served togeth­ Many, Is Denied-New er as constables, .were joined Elizabeth Park House History Planned (or To­ by insane jealousy and today both men were dead. Reported In Germany Trial— Is Carried Into the Robbins was a brother of Yesterday; Congressman night at Madison Square the late Fred Robbins, grand Court Room. master of Rhode Island Cdd Fellows, who was killed when Fenn Is Speaker Here. Esse’n, Germany, Oct. 22.-^The^far presented indicates that iHuss- G a r d e n —Candidate to his automobile was struck first case of. supposed “ gland rob­ mann will be acquitted.- s September 5th last by the bery” in Germany is being investi­ It was brought oiit in the testi­ Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 22.— Paul automobile of Countess Miguel The Herald Elizabeth Park model mony that the nautildtion of Daub’s Make Strong Bid (or gated by'the police today. They arc Jaworski, Pennsylvania’s arch ban­ de Braganza, of the Newport home located on Henry street just body had i)een performed by.an ex­ seeking to learn if “ gland hunters” pert hand. His throat had been cut dit and killer, must die In the elec­ summer colony; and driven by east of North Elm, attracted 1,700 State’s 45 Votes— Meets tric chair for the murder of Isaiah her chauffeur. were responsible for the murder and then certain -glands bad been Since the death of his wife, people yesterday,* the day of its removed from the body as though Gump, payroll guard. and mutilation of Hellmuth- Daub, police said, Francis Robbins opening. Between 2:30 p. m. and by -an expert, surgepn. Various Racial Groups Jaworski today was denied a had angered his friend Smith 5 p. m., the hours of inspection a student. Hussmann is not an expert sur­ new trial by Visiting Judge J. by his attentions to Mrs. Reb- yesterday, the sidewalk leading in­ Daub’s student friend, Karl geon, but only a student. He was Frank Graff, in Criminal Court and blns’ sister who was Smith’s to the pretty house was crowded Hussmann, is on trial charged with born in Guatema^j hut was reared Who Endorse Him En­ the murder, -but the e'^idence so in Germany. sentenced to death. wife and from whom Smith with people who wanted to see the interior finishings and exhibits. Jaworski was carried into the had separated. Today Mrs. thusiastically. Smith at her Blackstone, The crowd was far greater than courtroom on a^tretifher, paralyzed Mass., home declared she had the promoters of the idea had hop­ by bullets fired fay Cleveland po­ never thought of Robbins in ed for. A perfect fall day, with NO DOUBT OF THE RESULT lice after the leader of the notori­ any way save that of a brother- the sun just warm enough to make New York, Oct. 22— Carrying the ous ‘'Flathead” gang killed a po­ in-law and that the idea of walking pleasurable, it seemed battle fpr the presidency into the liceman there recently. loving him never entered her that nearly all Manchester turned heart of the enemy’s territory, out for the event. SAYS HOOVER TO WRITERS He took the sentence without head. Herbert Hoover today struck a flinching, and refused to comment. The body of Robbins was Opening Program Detectives, heavily armed, lined found near his North Smith- At 2:30 p. m. Thomas Ferguson, smashing blow toward the capture the courtroom and the “ Bridge of field home. He had been club­ publisher of the Manchester'Even­ of New York state’s 45 electoral Sighs” between the jail and court­ bed to death. Searching for ing Herald, speaking from the door­ COUPLE MARRIED ■votes. steps of the home, welcomed the "Only Danger lie s in Over- room. Smith, police learned that his The Republican nominee, making In answer to Judge Graff’s ques­ body had been found hear his Two famed engineers are these, one the pilot of a great dirigible, the crowd that had gathered and com­ ATOP MOUNTAIN tion, he replied, "1 have nothing to automobile in an orchard two other a potential captain of the U. S. ship of state. When Dr. Hugo mended the contractors who had confidence” Candidate De­ a shrewd campaign move conferred say.” His face flushed, and his miles from Robbins’ home. Eckener, builder of the Graf Zeppelin, visited Washington, he called on taken part in the construction of Dog Teams Carry Members of at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel with hand, which held a corn cob pipe, Herbert Hoover at Republican campaign headquarters. They’re shown the building. He then introduced the original member's of .the Euro­ Smith had placed a repeating together in the upper photo and, below, you . see Dr. Eckener placing Party to Site of Crude Altar trembled, slightly. rifle between his knees, leaned Congressman E. Hart Fenn, of clares on His Arrival in a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Wethersfield, as the first speaker on for Ceremony. pean relief council consisting of the Wants It Over his forehead against the muz­ men who handled relief work Pennsylvania’s most feared ban­ Cemetery. ........................... the program. Cong.'essman Fenn zle and, pressing the trigger, is Connecticut’s leading representa­ New York City. among 10,000,000 children in 23 dit, who himself admits he does not had snuffed out his own life. Lincoln,' N. H., Oct. 22.— tive in Congress being the only An unusual -viiedding party piut countries of Europe during the hec­ know how many men have fallen tic days following the World War. victim to his gun, seemed anxious Congressman from this state who out from here today fpr a wed­ Horrors! Here Is Machine holds a committee chairmanship. ding ceremony at a crude al­ He also met form ef associates on to get the ordeal over and be taken New York, Oct. 22.— A Republi­ the commission for relief in Bel­ to Bellefonte and the death chair. Mr. Ferguson stressed the fact that can victory in November is assured tar on the granite brow of Olfi Mr. Fenn had always be§n the gium and the American (relief ad­ His career in crime dates back beyond any doubt, Herbert Hoover Indian Head 2,500 ,feet above ministration. many years and numbers among it SEEKS OPINION That Spots Lazy Workers friend of the small home owner in the^ sea on the sho'w-clad top ' that he had always striven to keep declared today in a conference with of PCmigewasset mountain. ^ Hoover won pledges of support the Molleanauer robbery, in which from these former associates in his Gump was killed, and the bombing taxation down. newspapermen which featured the With the exception of the Mr. Fenn expressed pleasure at relief work and from the spokes­ of an armored payroll car of* the ON VOTERS LAW London, Oct. 22.— A machine former time or whether the' workman opening of his personal ■ effort to flower girls and the little girl men for the various racial groups being in Manchester and also con­ ring bearer who rode in dog Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corp., in recording the amount of work done has had unoccupied moments; also, wih New York state. which benefitted from that relief. which $104,000 was taken by bis by a workman in the absence of the it chows how many articles have gratulated Senator Robert J. Smith t^ams drawn by huskies, the and The Herald on-the enterprise The Republican nominee declar­ wedding party of 150 persons There were voters present of Bel­ gang. “ boss” is one of the most interest­ been turned out. gian, French, German, Austrian, ing exhibits at the international ex­ T have a timber factory,” said shown in developing a model home. ed over-confidence was the only traveled to . the famous flume Dr. E. G. Dolan Asks State The congressman quoted some sta­ Hungarian, Czech, Lithuanian, Pol­ hibition of inventions at Westmin­ James Fiddec, of Aberdeen, the in­ danger to the chances of Republi­ of Pemigewasset . by automo­ ish, Rumanian, Yu,go-Slavian, Rus­ tistics about the growth in the num­ bile. Leaving the automobiles ster. ventor, “ Among the;other things 1 can success. He said that reports sian, Ukrainian, Esthorilan, Latin SMITH PREPARING make barrels. In making'a b <.rrel ber of individual home owners in at the flume- the men and Coitimittee to Consider Some woula call this machine this country, an indication of wide­ reaching him from all sections qf and Armenian blood all endorsing the most sinister of the exhibits. It 37 different machines;:are used. If . women,* all wearing the cloth- spread prosperity. He had traveled the country indicated Republican ing^.pf the- backwopds, began Hoover enthusiastically.
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