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Bandit Raid on Bay State Baiweared Near Accord 0 THE WEATHER. in e t pr ess run aver age daily circul ation Generally fair. Not much change OP THE EVENING HERALD In temperature till Tnesday, tiien slowly rlslnf. for the month of March, 1928, 4,736 Sm VE PAGES) l»RICE THREE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1926, ClasslfleA Advertising on Page 6 VOL. XLIV. 176. THREE MERE MEN SEEK HAIRDRESSER LICENSES REMOVE A PEANUT BURN NEGROES’ FROM BABY’S LUNG French Officers Drive Taxis, Hartford, April 26— Three BANDIT RAID NEAR ACCORD Wash Autos, To Eke Out Pay men today sought licenses as Boston, April 26.— Perform- hairdressers from the State of ing a delicate operation on the disregard A IL Connecticut. They were con- CHURCH IN A lungs of 23 months old Fred- INTHE FRENCH PARIS, April 26.— Officers In crack cavalry regiments are spicuous among 68 candidates ON BAY STATE erick Raymond, surgeons at the taking lessons In shoe repairing and tailoring and professors at who sat in the hall of the House while the Board of Hair Dres- Children’s hospital removed a the War College are working as automobile washers at night N.J. MCE RIOT peanut that was lodged there, WEIjyiDENCE sers propounded 39 questions to threatening his death. DEBTFUNDING because they are unable to live decently on their pay, according them. The examination was BAIWEARED to official testimony before the Chamber’s committee on military conducted by Miss Agnes Dono- By the illumination of a tiny van of Hartford, Miss Catherine electric light, a pair of thin appropriations. forceps were Inserted into the ^rill Report All Dry Bilk; Crowley of Bridgeport and too Colored Folk Driven A feeling of discontent Is manifesting Itself among army Mrs. Mary Holmes of New Hav- pulmonary organs, reaching the ‘Hot Far Apart,” Says Mel- officers without private means, which threatens to develop to Scores of Vaults in West- peanut which had been sucked en. serious proportions. Captains and majors are working after Wets Plan to Force Test Out of Town by Mob as In. lon— Total More or ern Mass. Guarded as i hours as taxi-drivers and others are wrapping packages to sup- Votes to Put All Mem- Aftermath of the Killing Less Acceptable”— Size plement their allowances. Those who can are resigning. Tip of Attacks Is Given WRITER ON CRIIHES of a White Boxer. WET DRIVER GETS of First Payment Problem. bers on Record. by Chicago Crook. HIIIISELFACROOR $100 FINE IN COURT Washington, April 26.— A legis- Cartaret, N. J., April 26.— Race Washington, April 26.— The CHENEYS APPOINT RIVER UP OVER 19 lative drive by the drys to put new prejudice flamed high here today 26.— Springfield, Mass., April outlook for an early agreement In “teeth” In the Volstead act and a as the result of the murder of a Throwing a guard net about scores the French debt negotiations was AUXlUARYHEAD FEET AT HARTFORD campaign by the wets to force a Vincent De Pascal, Author, white man and the stabbing of an- of Western Massachusetts bank Ja3 Sentence Suspended; considerably brightened here today direct test vote upon legalizing other in an altercation with ne- vaults in a line extending from after the American Debt Commis- beer and light wines loomed today Taken at Chicago, Admits groes. Ayer to Greenfield and Including sion had examined in more detail as the next steps In the Congres- This morning a mob of white $15 Penalty for Lying men burned a negro church and Westfield and scores of smaller the proposal submitted last week Fifteen Mile Current Car- sional wet and dry war. Many Robberies. communities In the Connecticut Stephen C. Hale to Fill New drove perhaps one hundred negro by Ambassador Berenger. Eager to demonstrate their men, women and children from river valley. State troopers and lo- Imposed by Judge. strength In the present overwhelm- cal police last night were prepared “ We are not far apart,’’ said Sec- ries Mass of Flood Debris their homes ih the colored section retary of the Treasury Mellon. Position— Comes Here ingly dry congress, the prohibition- Chicago, April 26.— Vincent De near the church. to combat an organized series of ists planned to get early action on raids, whose planning was divulged There are ‘‘a few points.’ how- Pascal, alias Vincent Pierce, a ver- The action of the whites -was an Italo Duhaldo was found guilty Past Capitol City. the admlnistratioii’r, new enforce- aftermath of the slaying of John in Chicago Saturday by a captured ever, in the plan submitted by M. from Ludlow, Mass. itable Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, was of driving an automobile while un- Berenger which are unacceptable to ment bills, creating a separate Pro- Carroll, a local pugilist, and the bank bandit. der the influence of liquor by Judge the American government, and the hibition Bureau and giving federal in the tolls of the law today, ex- wounding of Ralph Johnson, both Acting promptly on receipt of the authorities greater powers to en- tip, police forces wgre fnarshaled Johnson in the Police court this ambassador will be requested with- Hartford, April 26.— A fifteen- posed and beaten. His debonair white men, in a fight with, half a In order to establish an efficient force the dry law. They were vir- dozen negroes. Carroll was stabbed Saturday night to protect the hun- morning. He was arrested last in the next fewdays to bring these miles current was rushing down Jekyll poise had vanished and he into conformity with American ex- oversight and direction of Its tually assured of favorable reports dreds of millions of resources stored the Connecticut river here this stood in his cell a cringing, quak- to death. night by Officer Michael Fitzgerald. pectations. auxiliary departments and obtain on all dry measures by the Senate Clubs as W’enpons. in bank vaults in this section. In morning, bearing a tremendous judiciary subcommittee, which ing Mr. Hyde. sterling state troopers and local In court the officer testified that the Size of Early Payments. more perfect cooperation and co- No firearms were visible, but While information concerning mass of debris, ranging from large spent three weeks Investigating Vincent De Pascal was a some members of the mob wore police took over th® man was under the influence of li- the precise differences between the ordination between them, Cheney tree trunks down to boxes. prohibition. promising New York advertising white or colored masks and carried tion, across from the bank, fortified quor while driving the car. His two governments was withheld, it^ Brothers have created the position The river went to 19 1-2 feet For Record Purposes man and author. baseball bats or heavy sticks of themselves with riot guns, and evidence was substantiated by Cap- If the dry bills are brought to spent the night on watch for the is understood they resolve princi- of Manager of Auxiliary Depart- above low water and is expected to Vincent Pierce was a clever and wood. Negro men who resisted tain Herman Schendel who saw the pally about the size of the early reach a flood tide of 21 feet by the floors of the House and Senate, dangerous thief, a sort of super- eviction were struck, it was report- bandits. ments. the wets announced they would Troopers on Guard. man when he was brought into the payments, and the rate of interest. noon tomorrow. River warnings criminal. ed, but none were seriously injur- The departments and operations issued by the Weather Bureau seem force test votes on beer and light De Pascal, or Pierce, was arrest- In Williamstown, two state station, and by Dr. Le Verne The total amount which France ed. has proposed to pay over the period coming within this group are the to have prevented casualties and wine amendments. Although cer- ed last night in the act of looting The entire population of tn€ troopers and Chief of Police Wil- Holmes who examined him. Judge following: tain of defeat in the present con- liam J. Vosler, spent the night in of 62 years in liquidation of her lessened property damage. the Evanston Mansion of George negro settlement was removed and gress, the wets will force the test the Board of Trade rooms, doing Johnson Imposed a fine of $100 and basic debt of approximately $4.- Drafting and engineering, main- The offices of the Hartford and Williams, a prominent broker. De- police and firemen were powerless guard duty over the postofflce and costs and a jail sentence of ten 000.000,000 is “ more or less ac- tenance and repair of structures, New York Transportation were un- votes solely to place all senators tectives say he confessed robberies to control the mob. the Williamstown National Bank. days. The judge then suspended ceptable,” Mr. Mellon said. power and beat. der flve feet of water this after- and congressmen on record. approximating $100,000. He led The building which was set on With the prohibitiom trial a mat- At the same time Adams and North the jail sentence. M. Berenger did not attend to- Electrical including lighting. noon, and the river was curling them to his room in the Alma hotel fire was the First Colored Baptist Adams police were on the watch for No License. day's meeting of the debt commis- Maintenance and construction about a building at State and Com- ter. of history, much Interest cen- where he turned over $20,000 in church. It was badly damaged. Tha a Dodge sedan bearing New Jersey Niles Nilsen of South Windsor sioners, nor is it expected he will work of Manchester Electric Com- merce streets.
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