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Three Policemen Shot by Burglar HirtaUfia DAILY CDtOClAZIOK fpr tha Moalh at April, 1M4 5,453 Hotaibcr of tho Audit Biuoau of Gboiilattoiii. m u Lin^ NO. 20L (CaMolfled Advorttetiic on Page 1&); MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 25,1934. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE THREE POLICEMEN CAPITALLABOR SHOT BY BURGLAR; SET TO BATTLE 1,000 OF STATE MamA V „ ' '4^'^ ^ ' J ' // TOMHNISH QUELL RIOT IN TOLEDO HIMSELF WOUNDED Geo. Johnson and Sec. Per­ Temporary Cafai FoDowt West Hartford and Hartford kins Warns of Banser; McNeil Seeks Accord RACING AUTOISTS ef Terror m W Udi Polico Engage in Gnn Bat­ Steel Workers May De­ KILLED IN CRASH On Statens Patronage Troops Kffl Two— Oror tle— Bnt One Serionsl; clare General WalkonL 150 Injured — Sen o( 'r : Washington, May 28.— (AP) — Athe Senate on previous occasloas Injnred as Resnit Were Testm{ Ont Car for Connecticut National Committeeman this session in which a nomination Washington, May 28,— (AP) — Archibald McNeil arrsnged confer­ has been opposed by the member Late Prosidait Taft to Act ki'449/';4- Threats of a finish fight this sum- ences with Postmaster-General Far­ from the state from ^idiioh tbe ater between industry and labor ley and Attorney General Cummings nominee was appointed, has shown Hartford, May 3»—(AP) —Tbrea 500 MOe Race Next Wed­ urikms—with the battle lines ex- today In what was r^;arded as a he will receive tbe support at that u Hodiater— To Hold poUcemea war* ibot today by a >. : 4 - : - r . z? tnhdlng across the Nation— stirred last-minute effort to stoalghton out body if he asks to have the nomina­ man who later was arrested on a nesday at Indianapolis. U'y-Myy, that state’s tangled patronage tions rejected. These circumstances S the capital today. charge of burglary after he himself sitLiatlon. have led to belief here at least one, Antopsy on Strikers News of deaths in Toledo, where bad been wounded. Whether or not he planned to see and possibly all three, at the nom i­ Indianapolis, May 26.—(AP)— troops fired on otrlken in savage Senator Lonergan, who has tied up nations wUl be rejected nni— a The injured, all taken to hospitals ■ 4 ■4'4'//. Killed. rioting —caaae on ^ heels of a in Senatorial subcommittees the compromise is reached as a result In Hartford were Policemen Pete Kreis of Knoxville,' Tenn., threat of a general strike in steel Christopher Kelley and Paul Beck* driver, and Bob Hahn of Chlnco, h'/ '/ three major patronage nominations of McNeil’s visit today. unless employers rqeognlze the which were made over his opposi­ McNeil, leader of the faction in with. Detective Philip Dooley and Calif., riding mechanic, were killed Amalgamated Asseclatkm of Iron, tion, could not Immediately be learn­ tbe state which supported Roose­ BULLETIN! Carl Hansen. instantly here today while prac­ Steel and Tin Workers. ed. However, with the end of the velt for tbe Presidential nomination Toledo, OUe. Mar 25^(AP) Charged with robbing a West ticing for the 600-mlle automobile William Green, president of the Congressional session scheduled for dictated tbe nominations of Frank Seven gae bombe were fired at Hartford hardware store Hansen race to be run next Wednesday. American Federation of Labor, told the next few weeks, some action, a erowd ef 400 pOreeue gathered first fired at Policeman Kelley with The car traveling at terrific neyvsmen things looked “very omin­ Bergln as district attorney. Dr. a 12 guage shotgun wounding him speed, went out of control just after ous Indeed.” Some government of­ probably next week, appears cer­ Edward G. Dolan as collector eff in­ at duunpleln and Elm etreete late today aa Ohio Notional In both legs. it came out of the flrst turn. It ran ficials reluctantly agreed. tain. ternal revenue, and Mrs, Fannie Police said Hansen then compelled over the outside retaining wall and Johnson’s Warning Senator Lonergan is reported on Dixon Wielch as collector of cus­ Gnardemen oongfat to break another reoaldtomit throng. the driver of a bakery wagon to struck a tree many feet below. The Hugh S. Johnson has warned of reliable authority to have turned toms. Senator Lonergan, who asked ' /,i4;, •/Aff Wfffy . .-.Wv. •' ■ - v /4 ffW ■ down compromise proposals offered that State Chairman David A. Wil­ The crowd wee pnahed back drive him from West Hartford to a car was cut in two by the impact. 'A,- {r.vCr>;<5;-X ' - i - ■: the danger of a possible epidemic of Hartford diner. Ihe car was owned by Harry strikes; so has Miss Frances Per­ thus far in conferences between him, son be nominated district attorney, by tbe snooeeslve olonde of gae. Cummings and Farley. A few memben ef the group Notified that Hansen was carry­ Hartz of Los Angeles, and was one Irish eyes were smiling as residents of Moy, County aare, Ireland, turned kins, secretary of labor. has checked action on all three ing a shotgun, Hartford officials of the fastest entered in the race. From Senator Wagner, (D., N. At the same time, the attitude of nominations. had pelted the Gnardemen witt out to greet Captain Gecrge Pond (right) and Lieutenant Cosare SabelU stonee and bricks. sent three patrolmen and three de­ Krois was tuning it up preparatory (center, rear), after the flyers were forced down on their attempted New Y.), came an assertion that passage tectives to the diner. The police de­ to attempting to qualify this after­ of his labor disputes blU, now in York to Rome flight. On taking off again to complete the flight, they Toledo, O., May 25—(AP) — A tail arrived there just as Hansen noon. were forced down after fljdng 150 miles. Congress, was urgent. This would was leaving. Kreis was a construction engi­ strengthen the hand of the National thousand Ohio National Ouardemen Fires At Police neer by profession and annually Labor Board and strike at company- with fixed bayonets and Ordered to stop, Hansen fired at took his month’s vacation at this dominated unions. PACKAGE STORE PROBLEM guns held back a crowd at the the police and then fied behind a time of the year in order to partici­ It has aroused much opposition strike-tom Electric Auto-Lite Com­ stone balustrade. pate in the speedway classic. He by Industry. pany plant today as Federal and In the exchange of fire that fol­ had raced in earlier years through­ TWO MORE COPS SLAIN It was around the question of UP TO STATE AHORNEYS state authorities sought to ease the lowed. Policeman Beckwith was out America an1 abroad. unionism that labor leaders and tense situation with me<Uatlon. shot In the right hand and Detec­ 'The Kreis family is prominent some government officials feared a Charles P. Taft, Cincinnati attor­ tive Dooley was wounded in the in Knoxville. Kreis was 34 years finish fight. Unions, pointing to ney and son of the tote President of lower part of the body. old. IN HUNT FOR D IL U N (M NRA provisions guarEinteelng work­ State Liquor Board Places the United States, headed a group-of Meanwhile Detective Thomas J. 28 Killed Before. ers the right to organize without SEES INDUSTRY’S “ mediators trying to bring strikers Hickey circled about Hansen’s hid­ Kreis and Hahn were the twenty- coercion, have collided in many and company officials to common ing place. He commanded the fugi­ fourth and twenty-flfth persons cases with employers whose inter­ Barden on Other Sioidd- grovnd. Progress was tiow. tive to surrender. Hansen fired, but killed at the Speedway since it was Indiana Officers Killed In pretations of the law have differed RUIN UNDER NRA Coroner Frank G. Kreft of Lucas missed and then was felled by a bullty twenty-flve years ago, ac­ from those of labor leaders. county today planned an inquest to­ a blut from the detective’s riot gim cording to imofficial records. ers: Alcorn Says Lower morrow into the death of two v^en that inflicted wounds in the legs and Cold Blood as They Sought' QUARTER shot, by Giiardsmen during rioting Competition has been keen for Motor Magnate Has To Watt lower part of the body. the 8-cylinder front drive moimt in Courts Should Act. yestjfrday. Comity officials' and Kelley Badly Hurt which Kreis and Hahn rode to their to Halt Aoto — No Cloe to For His Secretary To Pro­ HATTERSGRANTED Governor Ely of Massachu­ guard officers wlU be called to Policeman Kelley a member of the death today. It was recognized as duce a 25 Cent Piece. testify. , — West Hartford police department one at the best cars in the contest. <^e ^coroner annoxmeed that; • was the most s^ously wounded. setts Flays Administra- body of F*ank Hubay, 27, one the Kreis Anally waa chosen because uf Sayers. Gettyaburg, Pa., May 28 -> »f-(A P ) — The m Offlcials said the policeman ac^cost- two victjma*. led him to the btiicf his.diklll. CAF)—^The chuckles in fU a his­ HALF OF DEMANDS deSdkig whether to ed Hemsen justTtfter the latter left Further quallflcatiMi tests were ^ 0 that the wounds were inflicted by the store he is charged with rob­ toric community today are- at prosecute pobkag^ store ptpgrleh^ Socialistic.^ shotgun slugs and mat rifle bullets.- scheduled for this afternoon. East Chicago, Indiana, May Henry Ford’s expense. bing. Hansen went to the Hartford Orville Baker, driver, and Pete tor acts commuted during the period There were three gunshot wounds diner, located at Maple avenue and 25.— (AP)—'Two more police offi­ Stepping from a Plttsb^urghr of the temporary injunction rested in Hubay's head, one in his chest. KeeliAg, mechanic, were Injured to-Philadelphla train to stretph Danbury Sho[tt Wage Dis­ White street, to order a meal.
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