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Windsor Locks Firm Buys Oakland Plant NET PRESS BUR THE WEATHER AVERAGE DAILY dRCULATIOX F orecast hr U. S. W eather Bnrean, for the Month of Jane, 1929 N ew H aven Conir. State Library— Comp. 5,307 ............ , Fair today and tomorrow. Member* of the Aadit Bnreav of Clrcnlatlon* aiuhfster lEurnwg TW53LVE PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS VOL. X U IL , NO. 227. (Classified Advertising on Page 10) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1929. [RAINS COLLIDE THIS TIME HE’LL TRAVEL BY MOTOR CARAVAN TREASURY NOW WINDSOR LOCKS FIRM 0NERIER.R.; PLANS TO CUT SMDEAD DRYKPENSES BUYS OAKLAND PLANT '14^. <s>- Freight and P a s s e n g e r President Says Budget To­ Paper Mill Here to Resume Operations DEXTER & SONS ■-It, Trains Meet Near Com­ tals Must Remain Within GET MIU. HERE ing, N. Y.— Crew and Limits— Expert Whittling Two Tramps Are KiBed. Down on Many Items. American Writing Paper Company’s Property Corning, N. Y., July 11.— live Washington, July 11.— In keep­ men were killed outright and an­ ing with the injunction of Presi­ Changes Hands After Be­ other died shortly after in the dent Hoover that the 1930 budget trash here today of a derailed east- totals must remain within the lim­ ing Idle Over Four Years; bound Erie freight train and pas­ it of that of 1929, Treasury ex­ senger train Number 6 from Cleve­ perts today started to whittle down land. ^4. preliminary estimates dealing with To Make Fine Papers. Three cars of the passenger train various ;phases of prohibition en­ taught fire and were burned. forcement. The dead are Engineer F. E. Preliminary figures prepared by The Oakland paper mill has Blake, of Hornell; Foreman W. J. Latonic, of Susquehannah, Fa., and the Customs and Coast Guard, and been sold to C. H. Dexter and Mail Clerks B. A. Fagan, of tSal- in the hands of Acting Secretary Sons, Inc., of Windsor Locks, Ogden L. Mills, Treasury budget amanca and H. M. Hurlbert, of by the American Writing Paper Lockport, and two tramps, riding officer, were said to be somewhat the freight train. higher than the appropriations con­ Company, o? Holyoke, Mass., tained in Che 1930 budget. The baggage, express and mail Plant at Oakland, sale of which Is announced today. The Herald has been informed. cars of the east bound passenger The Coast Guard, in the present train caught fire and were des­ year, has available $29,676,000, The Oakland plant, located in troyed. which was $700,000 more than ap­ the extreme north end of Man­ Coaches Overturn s ' V ^ \ > r propriated in the year ending June Several cars of the freight train 30. The Customs 1930 appropria­ ROME PLANS RECEPTION chester, has been idle since overturned after it left the rails. tion was $43,180,500, an increase March 1925, and has been for A number of ambulances with doc­ of $4,319,000 over the preceding tors and nurses, were rushed to the Here are General Jacob S. Coxey, who led the famous march of “ Coxey’s Army” on Washington 35 year. sale since that time. scene to render first aid treatment. years ago, and his pretty daughter, Ruth Coxey, who plan a 3000-mile motor tour in behalf of the general’s Doran’s Request AS FLYERS REACH THERE The C. H. Dexter Company, revolutionary finance plan this summer. Inset shows one of the big trucks in their motor fleet. The wreck occurred on a stretch Prohibition Commissioner James manufacturers of high grade of through track two miles east of ____________ <$■ M. Doran was understood to have here. The freight, carrying more tissue and condenser papers, asked for $15,325,000, the same and a leading paper speciMty than 40 cars, was proceeding on figure as was' contained in the Enthusiastic Greetings as YOUNG HOHENTHAL the west bound track when it Coxey*s New **Army AUTOMAKERS 1930 budget and the deficiency bill concern will begin operations crashed into some obstacle, derail­ by which congressional drys hoped Pathfinder Swoops Down in the local plant as soon as the ing a score of cars. Amid this de­ for more efficient enforcement. bris the bodies of the two hoboes SUCCEEDS FATHER building here can be recondi­ still remained. WILL ACCEPT The deficiency bill appropriation, tioned and additional machin­ Train Number 6, which had left May Campaign Here amounting to $2,700,000 allowed On Field; Mussolini Meets ery installed. The negotia­ Cleveland for New York yesterday $1,700,000 for the Prohibition Bu­ reau, and carried $50,000 for edu­ tions for the sale of the proper­ ivas going 45 miles an hour when Americans. Elected Most Worthy Scribe ty were made by Nelson^Smith, It crashed into the wreckage which General and His Actress Daughter Planning TARIFF CUT cation purposes. This was includ­ had been strewn along the east 3,000 Mile Tour— Possible He May ed in the bureau’s recommenda­ ! real estate broker, of 75 Pearl bound tracks. The locomotive was I tion for the 1931 budget, but will of S. of T., Office Senior street, Hartford. hurled on its side, and the mall Visit Manchester, Too. be used for fact-finding research, Rome, July 11.— Proud over the Why Closed car crushed. I. S. Industry Dominates rather than educating the public to distinction of being at last the goal The American Writing Paper No Chance To Escape General Jacob S. Coxey, who I'd^army of unemployed in 1894. He the virtues of prohibition. of a successful trans-Atlantic flight, Held Long Time. Company closed the Oakland mill The other burned cars likewise More Dry Agents when its board of directors decided a forlorn band of ragged job-seek­ is going direct to the people of World Market and Volun­ this city did its best today to fur­ were upturned and the victims had 12 congressional districts, scat­ Under the deficiency bill appro­ to concentrate the manufacture^ of no chance to escape. Officials of ers to Washington 35 years ago and priation the Prohibition Bureau nish an enthisiastic welcome to i Louis Lester Hohenthal, son of its products in Holyoke, Mass. Sev­ tered from Maine to Utah, to 1 the late Emil L. G. Hohenthal, pre­ the Erie believed that they had marched straight into trouble, ridi­ spread the gospel of his new plan teers to Accept Slashing was authorized to employ 370 ad­ Roger Q. Williams and Captain eral different properties including been killed instantly. cule and a kind of folk-lore im­ eminent prohibitionist, was yester-l the local one were put on the mar­ to reduce unemployment, promote ditional Investigators and agents. Lewis Yancey of the ocean-span­ day unanimously elected Most None of the 75 passengers was mortality, is preparing for another .prosperity, secure good roads and Of that number about 300 already ning plane Pathfinder. ket at the time. About 40 em- seriously injured, the sleepers re­ crusade— a' crusade that win Jr all ' of Rates. Worthy Scribe of the national divi­ plpyees at the plant were forced to wipe out the oublic debt. have been put on the payrolls and From an early hour of the morn­ sion Sons of Temperance of North maining on the rails. Several were probability carry him to Manches­ His far-reaching scheme is com­ the remainder will go to work as seek employment elsewhere or el»e shaken up, but none required med­ ing, dense throngs packed the America, according to a telegram were transferred to the Holyoke ter. paratively simpie. soon as eligible lists are furnished received this morning by The ical attention. Out Against Fenn Briefly, it would enable cities, Washington, July 11. — The by the Civil Service Commission. street in front of the Hotel Excel­ mills of the A. W^ P. concern. Wrecking crews rushed here on For New England, Wethersfield Herald from Mr. Holienlhal, who When running at full capacity counties or states— or the federal American automobile industry has No increase in the prohibition sior, where the flyers spent the with Mrs. Hohenthal and his broth­ special trains expected to clear the to be exact, is the home of Con­ government itself— to get all the force in 1931 over that to be built night following their arrival from the Oakland mill oGentimes em­ right of way this afternoon. achieved such a remarkable domin­ er Elmore are in attendance at the ployed as many as 65 men and gressman E. Hart Fenn, who was money needed without paying a up for the year ending June 30, Santa.ider,' Spain, waiting for the convention now in session at Meanwhile all traffic in both one of 12 who helped kill General ance of the world market that lead­ airmen to make their appearance. some women. The weekly payroll cent of interest charges. And ers of the industry today volun­ 1930, was contemplated by the Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is­ directions was diverted to the Coxey’s new finance bill in the since, on many public jobs, the Special squads of Fascist police totaled about $2,000. The gradual Lackawanna tracks. teered to accept a slash in the pas­ Treasury. Officials pointed out that land. decrease in employment and the House Banking Committee in the interest charges come to more the bureau was now making as were assigned to keep the crowds The Manchester party motored The wrecked passenger train is last Congress. Coxey has planned senger automobile tariff from 25 in order and traffic in the street final suspensio i of activities was than the cost of the jobs them­ to 10 per cent, the present counter­ many cases as can be handled by up to be present at the reception known as the Lake Cities Express to visit the home districts of each selves, Coxey’s figures that this was severely hampered by the con­ somewhat of a blow to Manchester.
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