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JAPAN HAS GOVERNOR AND “NEW GUARD” TO MEET TEST Defiant W oman REJECTED In Woman Slayer Of Two Friends PROPOSAL Surrenders In Supremacy Party Ends All Search By Surrender League Told Japanese Will Be Contested Govt Cannot Accept Funeral Home Settlement as Decided On—Troops and Bomb* PRISON BREAK IN Mrs Winnie Ruth Judd ers of Japan Active Picks Strange Place in In Three Cities in Big Oct 24—(U. Which to Give Herself Geneva, P.)—Japan TRENTON ENDED the of Nation* rejected League — But No formula for settlement of the Man Up Stranger churian dispute with China to-day. IN FATALITIES Than Her Elections Are Scheduled in Hartford, Kenkichl Yoshizawa, Japanese Story—Killed delegate, told the league council in Self Defense She Said and New Haven — Old BROUGHT OVER that his government was unable to Two Prisoners and One Bridgeport accept the council's draft resolu- tion. State Policeman Are PECULIAR STORY The league council adjourned Guard Is on Gaining Ascendency AUTO ACCIDENT until 4 p. m. without voting Dead — One Guard Is OF FAMOUS CRIME either the council's resolution or the counter-proposals. Japanese Two Convicts BY GEORGE H. Bi ALK Francis J. O’Connor and The resolution was made public Wounded, (Vnltcd Press Stall (Continued on Page 2.) Correspondent) CROSS AND TONE FACTIONS Irene Nam= at Large Los Angeles. Oct 24—(U. P.) — Cunningham Composed and defiant, Winnie ed Defendants By Julia Trenton. N. J„ Oct 24—(UP) — Ruth Judd, comely blonde, waa HAVE BEEN TREATED HARSHLY ANGRY COWBOYS Police of three state' organized a held to-day on a charge that she Lockwood and Jennie man hunt to-day for two survivors murdered two former room-mates of a group of four prisoners who in Phoenix, Arlz: (By WILLIAM J. MORIARTY) broke from state prison late yes- Selecting a funeral parlor for the Greeley AT DEATH shooting down one guard scene, she voluntarily surrendered Governor Wilbur L. Cross and his supporters, making up the BITTER terday, and killing a patrolman in a gun last night to peace officers who had "new guard" in the state democratic organization, will face their first Francis J. O'Connor and Irene fight. sought her almost 100 hours while of this are named she “here and there In real test for supremacy of the party in ten days. Elections scheduled Cunningham city OF ONE COMRADE Their two companions were stayed defendants in two suits arising killed an hour after the break in downtown Los Angeles.” for New Haven for the first of Hartford. Bridgeport .and Tuesday from an auto collision in which the woods near Langhorne. Pa. She told them that she shot Miss November offer a real tryout of the caliber of strength the reorganiza- dnmages of $20,000 are asked. The That New after one of them had fatally Hedvig Samuelson, 27. and Mrs plaintiffs, each seeking $10,000 are They Charge wounded a Pennsylvania state Agnes Lerol, 25, In self defense. tion goup has built up during the past year and, needless to say, the Julia Lockwood, a hair-dresser and York Policeman Killed patrolman, one killed himself. She exhibited a bullet in her left "old guard" is reported as laying lines on all side in an effort to regain Jennie Greeley, both of Watertown. The prisoners sought are Frank hand to support her contention. In the action Miss a term for Chief of Detectives Joe Taylor control. Indications are that when the November elections in the three brought by Man in Street Seibert, serving 15-year Greeley It Is alleged that <0 stitches Wrong robbery, and James Stoddard, sen- said she admitted dissecting the re- cities named above are over, the "old guard" will be found to have were necessary to close a wound tenced to three years for carrying body of Miss Samuelson and then Argument a and both bodies gained much of the strength lost a year ago when the sudden turn-over In her face as a result of the blow gun. packing shipping she suffered In the collision. The dead men were James Mc- from Phoenix to Los Angeles as in the democratic state convention took the Cross-Dolan- Oct place, placing Both suits are drawn by Attor- New York, 24—(UP)—Att- Grath and Jack Weirman. both luggage. friends of Owen Cros- Toae-McNeil in gry cowboy serving 15 years for robbery. Taylor said she claimed she had regime power. (Continued on Page 2) in * by, Rodeo performer, chipped McGrath, cornered in the woods no accomplice. Not Satisfied Bridgeport to ship his body back home to shot Trooper Joseph Campl>ell be- The 27-year-old woman was In Bridgeport a split is very evi- Miles Mont, as they charged TMs oloscup of Mrs Winnie Ruth Judd, sought throughout the na- City, fore being shot down by another questioned at great length by Ari- dent in the democratic ranks with he was shot while acting as peace- tion in connection with the trunk murders, shows her as she appeared state policeman. Campbell died zona and California officials bet Mayor Edward T. Buckingham, maker in a 15-cent taxi fare argu- several hours later in St she stuck her Wheeler Post while on a visit to her and friends In Indiana. After her sur- Francis by story. parents democrat, seeking reelection in the Young ment. hospital. She refused to answer many render last night she told a weird story. facts of much dissatisfaction In bis "Policeman John Quigley shot McGrath and Weirman had ob- questions. She declined to explain A- party. Town Chairman John the wrong cowboy.” Colonel Tom tained their weapons when their her motive. When asked w-hv ah* Cornell of Bridgeport, furthermore, Johnson, boss of the Madison companions shot John D. White. shipped the bodies to Los Angeles,* was of the chieftlans tn To Install Officers Garden allowed to- who one Square Rodeo, 30, a guard at the prison, and she merely shook her head. ‘‘old the campaign to unseat the day. seized his pistol and riot gun. Her story, aB repeated by Taylor guard” and put the "new guard’’ In "Crosby was a peacemaker. He Col Edward B- Stone, principal was that she herself started tha is very much dissatisfied Bulletins never used liquor.” and state officials fatal when she made an power, Late argument keeper, planned towards his former political mate, Nov. 7th According to the cowboys’ story. an investigation to-day to learn lncompllmentary remark about and has openly showed his hostility Saturday, HORSE BETTING WAS COSTLY Joe Rock and Bob Walden and how Seibert and Stoddard ob- Mrs Lerol while visiting the two National Committeeman Archibald some others had been to a beer tained their guns. girls Friday night. McNeil, and Governor Cross, In ad- New York, Oct 24—(UP)—Emil C. Becker, a res- parlor. They started an argument The break occurred yesterday “I killed them after Mis* Sam- Ceremonies Will Take the taxi driver over a 16- dresses made In which he harshly taurant heard tell of won on with when Edward Landwehr a civilian uelson shot me in the hand dur- INSANE WAITER cashier, patrons money one-block ride. criticised the present party heads cent fare for a electrician, left a ladder leaning ing the quarrel," she was quot- Place at horse races. Never did mention a loss. Se he took for their handling of appointments Headquarters they Everett Colborn, blackfoot. Idaho against the prison wall. ed by Taylor as Baying. and the like. $25 from the till, lost it, then took $800 a few days later. said: Weirman, employed in the pris- "I scuffled with Miss Samuelson AND of Veteran Organization "Rock and Walden were fight- As la the case in Waterbury, KILLS THREE office on bakery, came running into the and the gun dropped to the Boor. he appeared at the district attorney’s and a detective. Bridgeport has been sorely neglect- Yesterday ing the patrolman yard and headed for the ladder. Mrs Lerol hit me on the head with —Officials From in to and ed In the list of appointments made Many and announced he had “just hitch hiked all the way Crosby stepped stop it. Seibert and Stoddard ran out of an ironing board. I fell to the by the Cross regime and Attorney THEN SUICIDES Parts of the State Will from Reno to face the theft charge.” was knocked down and beaten." (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 21 Cornell, himself, who is pre-elec- “Ciosby got up groggy and in front of Quigley’s gun. tion days was considered a pre- Be in staggered Attendance There was a roar and fell ferred choice for any good position Blam- BAD CHECK HELPED DIVORCE Crosby Temporary Insanity dead.” the governor would have to make, Installation of the newly elected Cincinnati, 0., Oct 24—(UP)—Mrs Daisy Walling The police reported Quigley shot Premier Laval Sits has not been honored at all. ed for the Gruesome officers of Wheeler-Young post. won a divorce from John Walling of Belleville, 111, after after he had been flailed by Cros- Tone Routed In New Haven Veterans of Foreign Wars, will by and Rock using their riding Hartford the Scene Uncovered take he once her a bad check for a Christmas In New Haven and By place at the organization's testifying gave crops. real test between the “old guard” headquarters on Saturday, Novem- gift. In First Conference and the reorganization group now Policeman ber 7th. Veteran officials from in power will occur. Ex-Mayor throughout the state, representing David FltkGerald of New Haven, New York, Oct 24—(UP)—Tem- the various ex-servicemen’s asso- PROTECT FOOTBALL BY COPYRIGHT TWO PEOPLE ARE who is famous for his consistent porary Insanity was blamed today ciations. will be in attendance. of and suicide Columbus, 0., Oct 24—(UP)—To stop the sale At The White House for the murder Plans feeling that he may be down but tragic for the event, which prom- discovered last Kan- ises a on never out, defeated the forces head- night. Joseph to be big one, have been “bogus” football programs the streets here, Ohio killed his ed by Labor Commissioner Josepn zlen, unemployed waiter, about completed. its numbers. FATALLY HURT his State university has copyrighted players’ Tone and Senator Frank Bergln in wife, his daughter, and 7-year- Arthur J. LaBelle will be ln- Five Men Were Present an axe as are to of the the recent democratic primaries. old grandson with they staleld as commander of Wheeler- Newspapers obliged preface publication LARGEST BRIDGE lay in bed. The* he put a rubber Young Dr M. and Discussions Lasted His man, Alderman John W. Mur- post. A. O'Hara of numbers with: “By special permission of the copy-right IN COLLISION tube from a gas jet Into his mouth, this phy, defeated Senator Hackett for city, commander of the Con- and turned on the gas police said. necticut owners.” Until the democratic mayoralty nomina- department, will preside IN WORLD WILL Midnight—Some- The bodies were found last night at the tion. The “new guard” in New ceremonies. Other officers Crashed Into after school authorities had tele- to be inducted into office include: Light Coupe of Ex- Haven failed of sufficient support TWO COWS PAID FOR PIANO thing Importance phoned a neighbor Mrs Alfred Senior from the Elm voters and went vice-commander, John J. Rear ol Truck on Wal* City Taylor, several times to find Mrs Condon: Oct 24—(UP)—Frontier bartering BE DEDICATED From Laval Visit down to defeat. Junior vice-commander, Ambridge, Pa, pected Eva Hyland. Kanzien's school- Vincent P. Mahoney: adjutant, wife a Therefore, on the first Tuesday was recalled to-day as George Double bought his Road To* teacher daughter. Mrs Taylor ask- Philip A. Kelly; quartermaster, lingford Early —Senator Borah May of next month Alderman Murphy, Funds were low at the Double home so two cows, ed another neighbor, Alfred Bowles John Cody; surgeon, Dr Henry L. piano. George Washington Me- backed a huge democratic army, by to investigate. He set up a ladder to Fisher: officer of the Walter store for day Not Meet the Premier will battle for the office day. “Boss” and “Betsy” were given to the music mayor's a second-story window, then call- Boland; Charles morial Structure Cost chalaln, Leppert; — his g. o. opponent. Law- the instrument. The store sold the cows to another October 24 against p. ed Policeman Frank Donnelly. advocate general. Major James W. Meriden, Conn, By RAYMOND CLAPPER son W. Hall. one victory — Two were fatally Having Donnelly found Kanzien's wife. Carroll: historian. Walter E. Racf- farmer. (UP) persons 14 Lives and $60,000,' (Unite*) Press Staff Correspondent) over the “new forces in the when a light guard" Medda, dead in bed, her head cot; trustees, John Sheehan, Theo- Injured early today Elm FitzGerald is crashed the rear of a "Washington, Oct 24—(UP)—An City, ex-Mayor gashed by an axe. In another room dore Murnane and Cosmo Vendetti. coupe jnto 000 in now near Building announcement of world importance centering his interests in gain- were Mrs and FAMOUS BAKERY CLOSED truck on the Wallingford roa.d Hyland her son, The speakers on the occasion of a a win over the forces. If A was serious- is expected as result of conver- ing g.o.p. Richard, slain in bed. Gas fumes the installation of the officers will N. Oct old here. third injured New York, Oct 25—(!’ P.)—The he succeeds it is generally conceded Buffalo, Y., 24—(UP)—Broadway’s ly. Adele Klemas. 23, of Hartford, sations between President Hoover filled the house. Kanzien's body, he Judge T. V. Myer, Lieutenant- George Washington Memorial and that his towards the of the Pie” has closed its doors after 86 was dead on arrival at Premier Laval during an over- trip top still warm, lay on the kitchen floor. Colonel William J. Shannahnn and “Washington bakery pronounced Bridge, world's largest suspension ladder In state democratic affairs Meriden hospital. Philip Pressler night stay at the White House. Beside him lay the tube from a Lieutenant Grover C. Baldwin, nil of continuous a member of the Frank span, costing 14 lives and $60,- will be off to a start. years operation by of N. Y„ died at the hos- It was this deal good gas jet. of this city, and Captain Albert M. Elmira, 000.000, will be dedicated to-day to thought may Leads Hartford Koehler a fexv hours later. Louis in with Spellacy Fight Simons of Hartford. family. pital the blare of bands, waving of flag9 general terms possible rad- In Hartford. ex-Mayor FitzGer- of Elmira was said to be ical reductions in both Guests of the evening will be Sergant and tramp of marching feet. reparations ald’s old political ally, former Na- James recovering from serious injuries. anti war debts. A formal state- J. Daley of the U. S. Veter- Slim, sining in silvery tional Committeeman Thomas J. ans' ORCHARDS AID JOBLESS Sergant was driving the coupe. graceful, ment was to be issued at the White AL CAPONE WILL hospital at Newington: Major the which links Spellacy, pulled a duplicate act. He or- Arthur J. Thoma of New Britain, gray, huge bridge House this afternoon. General Payne of New London; Montrose, Col, Oct 24—(UP)—The Kittleson at a on driver of the truck, said he felt a New York and New Jersey, (Continued I’age 2.) Irving Browne of Naugatuck, past Five men sat In the historic Lin- chards this year are a great boon to the unemployed. behind his truck nnfl distance appears delicate ar a spid- state commander; William Dibble strong impact coln study on the second floor of BE SENTENCED TO The coupe, aflame, shot er web. Its mass—73.000 tons, (Continued on Page 2) It took 65 persons to pick the 15,000 boxes, 25 cars to stopped. the White House several hours last "crazily” across the road, he said. twice the weight of the biggest more night seeking an approach to the ship them to market, and will provide many jobs Thoma and Stanley Dix, a com- American battleship—its length— JUSTICE CRATER tangled European economic situa- them a nickel panion, rescued the three victims 3,500 feet—its strength—equal to PRISON TO-DAY selling at each. tion which is retarding world re- and them in passing cars the pull of 4,000 locomotives—belle SAM LOCKETT IS placed from the which carried them to the hospital. its apparent fragility. covery depression. They were President Hoover. DISAPPEARANCE FRESHMEN LOSE MUSTACHES Sergant told hospital attendants he Four three-foot-thick Premier All Are Cleared great. Laval, Secretary of State Arguments had not seen the tail light of the over the of StimsoiC Geneva, N. Y., Oct 24—(UP)—Freshmen at Hobart cables looping tops of GOING HOME WITH truck. massive steel towers which soar Undersecretary Treasury Mills and Court Will Be their and Jacques Bixot, Interpreter. STILL MYSTERY Away college will do without mustaches this semester. 625 feet above the Hudson, can The conference ended at midnight. A new code ruled that newcomers to the must carry four times the weight of all at 11 O’clock college After some preliminary talk, a Opened BRAND NEW the traffic the bridge possible could FACE be clean shayen. statement was issued at the White of Suicide in Woods GREEK BISHOP have crowded on it. Body Federal Building, Chicago, Oct House saying Mr Hoover and Pro*' of Maine Was Not That 24.—(UP)—Belated sentence on an mier Laval were discussing solely Income tax fraud conviction await- Man, Who Would Not AGENTS WATCH FREE DINNERS policies which each government ed A1 In United States dis- UNDER ARREST IN of the Jurist Capone N. Y., Oct 24—(UP)—Prohibition men BANK PRESIDENT (Continued on Page 9.) Missing trict court to-day. Federal Judge Prosecute the Neighbor Syracuse, James H Wilkerson listened to ar- here are becoming wary of “free dinners.” They raided Showhegan, Oct Who Cut Is Me. 24.—(UP) guments of opposing counsel until Him, Very the place where one was given recently and charged CYPRUS TROUBLE —Detective Van Swelsensteln of the noon yesterday, then adjourned the DIED AFTER IT barrels of were with TREASURY BALANCE Manhattan missing persons bureau hearing until 11 a. m. to-day. Happy they found four beer, which sold bad returned to New York to-day. The judge was expected to have _ the "free dinners.” Were Rushed satisfied that the latest duel in the — — Troops By ready a written ruling on the de- Chicago, October 24 (UP) HAD FAILED Washington, Oct ft.—(CP)—The Crater was disappearance mystery fense motion to suspend judgment Happy-go-lucky Sam Lockett, treasury net balance October 32 was' worthless. who a and Airplane and a written sentence. All ar- got free trip to Chicago and YOUNG WOMEN CAREFUL DRIVERS Warship «!27.S9S,«97.30. The clue which has now been guments had been completed. Ac- a week's medical attention because he Oct women 16 to 20 and Had the Situation in Clarence Burdette Dann of discarded concerned the discovery tual sentencing promised to be a wouldn't prosecute the friend Boston, 24—(UP)—Young Wednesday, deep in the woods who carved him up, prepared to re- or a older are the most careful matter of bombshell rapidity. Ca- , years, bit automobile Hand New Haven Med Late near Stark, of the body of a sui- turn to with pone, found guilty a week ago to- Knoxville, Tenn, today on cide that had been from a brand new face. drivers the highways, Morgan T. Ryan, Massachu- hanging night of income tax evasion on — hemlock more The He will London, Oct 24—(UP)—Bishop Yesterday Was 70 a than a year. three felony and two misdemeanor be discharged from the setts registrar of motor vehicles believes. The most death scene was a few miles hospital late and will Kitlum, of the Greek Orthodox Vtwr mu. only counts and facing a maximum of today climb on the he are bus drivers. Old from the summer estate of into an American careless persons roads, thinks, church, was among the ring lead- Years Jo- 17 years Imprisonment and 160.000 Airways plan's voo Mona Force Crater, to fly back to Knoxville. ers arrested for anti-British pro- seph long-missing fine, was reported to-day by his ecT you* New York supreme court In one corner of pa gandu in Cyrus, the colonial New Haven, Conn. Oct I*—(U. justice. gang associates as ready to take his traveling POLICEMAN HAD POOR DAY OFF Van Swelsensteln, who viewed bag- he stowed Charlie office said today. The bishop was P.) Worry after the collapse of the Peer uier' a “rap” of three years or less. Pratt’s B. the body yesterday, said while Its knife, the Instrument that cut the Washington, Oct 23—(UP)—Policeman George t. ken abroad a warship. Troops Citizens Bank and Trust Company, description showed similarities with end off Sam’s nose. He had a rushed by warship and airplane of which he was president, was be- MILITARY PROF DIEM. Dean had poor day off yesterday. He spent the day that of Judge Crater certain dis- brought it along as a "good luck had the situation well under con- lieved to-day to have contributed Oct — in treatment for “minor” in- crepancies convinced him the body Parma, Italy, 24—(UP) piece.’’ three hospitals receiving trol. Marines were on guard at to the Illness of Clarence Burdette Col Outdo Reguzst, professor of the was that of someone else. "When I get back to Knoxville,” received in an automobile accident. It was government offices and telegruph Dnnn, banker and manufacturer, died juries finally The shape of tha suicide's skull, local Military college, today Lockett said, “one of the first st rtions. who died late yesterday in his 70th The Duke of Plstola and the Duke decided he had several broken ribs. the detective said, was not that of things I'll do will be to go down Onpufrlos Kllrldes. a stpdent year. were his Crater's, and the hair, though of Bergano among pupils to the river and throw in this who was killed by a bayonet when He was president of Dann Bro- He also commanded the original brown streaked with gray as was knife, just as I said I'd do if BOILED HIS NAME DOWN a mob n< .1 the government thers and Company, manufacturers -1'ct and established THEY the judge's, was of a coarser tex- c, comp, ny everything worked out all house at Nicosia Thursday, was of line carriage bent woodwork right.” name the Hon. ture than the hair of the missing the Bersagllerl corps here. How well everything worked out Washington, Oct 23—(UP)—The of given a public funeral today al- since 1858. He suffered a stroke Jurist. The tact that the suicide's was disclosed by Lockett's final ex- L. J. E. Twistleton-Wykeham-Feinnes, air attache of ter. led by 15,000 persons. The several years ago and the collapse SHOCK. was at- of his bank last further tight thumb had been amputated EARTHQUAKE amination at the hospital yester- the British embassy, has been substantially censored in Greek mayor of Llmasol year un- prior to death clinched his de- Udine, Italy, Oct 24— Sharp day. It was found that nature had tacked by u mob when he attempt- dermined his health, friends sgld. cision, the detective said. It w%* earthquake shocks last night at done more than the hospital's care. the new diplomatic list for some reason or another, per- ed to open the local market to He left a widow and two children. which was a«id other towns of All Sam's wounds were food to and Constance Dann Gallagher of Phil- the Index finger miss- Splllmbergo healing haps economy. The name now appears as “Hon. supply troops English ing from Judge Crater's right the Arsing Valley alarmed inhabit- rapidly with the possible exception simply families. The Green consul left adelphia and Walter *i. Dann of ants but caused no damage. of a cut. on bis chin. L. J. Feinnes.” ovnrus suddenly today. this dtv.