New Britain herald., 1922-09-02
GENERAL STRIKE 70 BACK RAIZROADM MEN ZS WANTED.
 SAMUEL GOMPERS ASSERTS
ANTIR0RABACK MAN ELECTED IN SEVENTH Attorney General Healy Is Named State Central
 Committeeman.

Hartford, Sept 2.-Attorney Gen. eral Frank E. Healy of Windsor Locks, one of the leaders of the oppo. sition to Chairman J. Henry Rora. back of the republican state centra committee, was unanimously re-elect. ed state central committeeman fol the seventh senatorial district at a meeting held this morning in the Hartford republican club. Mir. Healy and Richard B. Emo of Simsbury were elected, delegates at large to the state a vice chairman of the state conven- tion. Clemen H. Brigham of Granby was chosen for the rules committee of the convention, Andrew Steele of East Windsor for the credentials com mittee, and Daniel A. Gaines of Hart land for the permanent organization committee.
 Stamford, Sept 2.-James F. Walsh of Greenwich was elected to s,icceed himself as republican state central committeeman from the 27th district today in the senatorial convention. Afterwards Judge Walsh declined to say what his attitude would be in the factional contest over the state com- mittee chairmanship.
 Walter T. Daskam of Stamford and Judge stephen L. Ralford of Green wich were chosen legates-at-large to the state convention.
 Hartford, Sept. 2.-Henry H. Hunt of Glastonbury, was reelected repub- lican state central committeeman from the fourth senatorial district at a meeting of delegates from towns in that section this morning in East Hartford. He won over William $. Hyde, of Manchester, state labor con- missioner on a roll call vote, 13 to Il. Senator Arthur E. Bowers of Man. chester, and former Senator Edward King of East Hartford were elected delegates -at-large from the fourth district.
 The meeting proved to be victory for the Roraback faction. MT. Hyde being the candidate of the Healy op- position.
 Willimantic. Sept. 2.-Charles A. Gates, mayor of Willimantic, and sheriff of Windhan county, was reelected member of he republican state central commit ee for the 29th district this noon. Mir, Gates and Senator c. H. Blake of Brooklyn were elected delegates-at- arge to the state convention.
 Canaan, Conn, Sept. 2-Republican tate convention delegates in the 31st enatorial district today elected M. H. tanner, of Winsted to the republican tate central committee. Senator Ialcolm D. Rudd of Lakeville and 7. Albert Honold of Barkhamsted, were elected delegates -at-large to the 
 Middletown, Sept. 2.-Wilson s. Reynolds was reelected to the re- publican state central committee from he 33rd district at meeting here i his afternoon. Former Representa- i've Arthur GdSeT, Ol oTOlIlWSll, anu | ). B. Welker of Middletown were | named delegates to the state conven- |, ion. Senator Dale D. Butler was named for convention vice president | The other selections were presented | IS follows:
 Howard M, Lincoln, Middletown, committee on resolutions; Henry H. .yman of Middletown, for committee n rules; Henry Hanson, Middletown. or committee on credentials and Wallace NJ. Pierson, Cromwell com nittee on permanent organization.
 New London, Sept. 2.-At the re- ublican convention of the 18th sen- torial district held here this after oon state central committeeman aniel M. Cronin was reelected and heodore Bodenwein of this city and r. George s. B. Leonard of Mystic Groton) named as delegates at-larse , the state convention. Six women r New London and Groton were amed as alternates to the state con- ,ntion.
 Rockville, Sept. 2.-Republican