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New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
ANTHRACITE PEACE IS
 EVEN MORE REMOTE NOW
Operators Reported to Be Insistcnt Upon Arbitration Clause In
 Agreement

New York, Nov. 21 Pl-Pcacc seemed more remote in the an- thracite fields today because of re- ports that the operators had agreed 10 insist upon an arbitration clause in any agreement that may be made with the operators. The United Mine Workers are firmly opposed to arbitration.
 While nothing official has been announced as to details of disCus- sion and decision at the anthracite operators conference here, Thurs day, today's New York Times says a definite decision was taken on the arbitration question.
 To an undisclosed spokesman for the operators Is credited the gen. ! cral impression of the mine owners that the suspension must continue some time longer before the state of mind is reached from which a set ! tlemcnt can come.
 The Times articles adds, how ever: Meanwhile reports persisted that undcr-cover activities aiming 10 bring the miners and employees together at an early date were mak- ing more progress than was general 1 ly known.
 A spokesman for the operators is credited with saying that the opera tors might not be ayerse to signing q five-year agreement suggested by John |. Lewis. president of tho United Mine Workers, if such an agreement provides for revision Of wages in accordance with economic conditions and also contains an ar l bltration clause.
 Overhead cost to tho operators during the F weeks of idleness has reached s2O,OOO.OO. The min. CTS have lost sSO,OOO,oOO in wages or 2s per cent of their years i wages.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
Other Eastern Games

New York, Nov. 21 P-The an- nual Harvard Yale game, marking 50 years of football strife. was the feature of today's eastern gridiron program.
 Yale was the favorite because if has shown a power that has been lacking in Harvard. The Blue has bowed to Pennsylvania and Prince ton, but only after scoring two touchdowns against each. On the other hand Harvard has offered lit tie opposition to Dartmouth and Princeton and failed to cross Browns goal line.
 Cndefcated eleven, one of the strongest the Fordham university ever has produced, awaited George towns onslaught at the Polo Grounds with every regular in prime condition. But the Washingtonians were expected to produce a strong offensive, especially through the air For this contingency Fordham made special preparations.
 This contest carries the cham rionship of the Catholic colleges, Fordham having defeated Holy Cross and in 1924 Fordham won, 9 to 6, on a cold, storm afternoon. Firmer footing was in prospect today.
 Lafayette, from its record this year, was the favorite 10 defeat Le- high. saddened by the death of ifs quarterback, Charlie Prior. Captain Gehhardt of Lafayette was unable io play In tho annual game at Easton.
 Army, Columbia and Syracuse had
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
FASTER GOES INSANE
Sight Of Girl Eating ECIair Drives Professional Food Abstaincr Out of Ills Mind.

Paris, Nov. q LP-The sight Of a young woman eating chocolate cclair with great relish outside his glass cage caused Albert Wolly, q professional faster, to go violently insane. After gazing fxedly at the fast disappearing dainty In the girls fingers, Wolly suddenly rose, seized his chair and smashed the glass in an effort to reach the food.
 He was taken to a hospital, rav- ing. The faster was on tho twelfth of his scheduled 30 foodless and sleeploss days. and had been an at. traction in a busy Paris thorough. fare, where his cage was installed in a large hall,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
TRAINS ARE DELAYED

Millbury. Mass. Nov. q Pl-A piece of rail about two feet long was broken from the track of the New Haven railroad north of South Main street crossing yesterday by a southhound train.
 The southbound track was tied up at the point for a short time.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
LNHUlNAN TOR7URES INFECTED ON
 INMATES OF GEORGIA PRISON CAMPS

port said prisoners were almost in a state of collapse when finally re- leased.
 When the December meeting o, the prison commission is held, Mr. Rainey said. there will be three or four physicians. members of the state board of health, and others able to pass upon the humancss of the proposed disciplinary methods A group of the most efficient chain gang wardens in the state also will he called into this conference Mir Rainey said.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
Daughter Born Today Is
 Of 5th Living Generation

Torrington, Nov. 2t Pl-A daugh- ter born this morning to Mrs. Joseph Soudier is the representative of the fifth generation now living. Thebaby's grandmother and great grandmother are Mrs, Joseph West and Mrs. Martha Bishop, respective ly, of this city and her great-great grandmother is Mrs. Lewis Goodwin of Thomaston, who Is S9 years old
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
FAVORS TAX, CUTS

Jefferson City. Mo, Nov. 21 P'-- The theory of the republican party in tax reduction. Chairman Wood, of the. republican national con- gressional committee declared in an address here last night is that each citizen. regardless of his wealth, should be relieved Of some of the hnricn.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
ASSAILS HINDENBURG

Berlin, Nov. q R)-General Erich Ludendorff, fascist and monarchist and one of the main cogs in the great German war machine, is out with a bitter denunciation of his wartime chief. President von Hin denburg, because of the presidents support of the Locarno treaty.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
R,IIPLAYER,s WIFE DIES

York, Pa. Nov. 21 P-Mrs. Cliff ton F. Heathcote. 96, wife Of Lefty" Heathcote, right fielder Of the Chicago National league base ball club, died at the Heathcote home here today.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
ANOTHER RUM CAR CAUGHT

Stamford, Nov. 21 R-The third arrest for transporting liquor made here in twenty-four hours came this morning when Saverio Capolbo, 14S Bishop street. Waterbury. in his car was stopped. Cans of alcohol to- talling SS gallons were taken.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21

harll ora IoNn., NOV. Fl Pl-At conference yesterday of States At torney Alcorn, Acting l.. s. Attorney Cohen and counsel for Gerald Chap man, an agreement was reached to postpone until Monday the presen- tation of papers 10 Federal Judge 1 Thomas in the move of Chapman's 1 counsel to delay Chapman's execu- ton, until he has served out 25- year federal sentence hanging over | him.
 The case was 10 have been l brought before Judge Thomas at his home at Norwalk last night but he was notified, after the conference in ! this city, that the interested parties would not be able to appear before Monday.
 Opposing Chiefs Friendly Former City Magistrate Frederick J. Grochl, Chapman's senior counsel, and States Attorney Alcorn met each other at the conference for the | first time since the superior court trial last April when Chapman was sentenced 10 be hanged for the murder of Policeman James Skelly of New Britain. Despite Mir. AL corn's sharp criticism of Judge Groehl's absence at the supreme courts hearing on Chapmans ap- peal for new trial, and Groehl's pointed rejoindcr, their meeting was cordial.
 The conference was held at Mir. Alcorn's private law office. Joseph NJ. Freedman of this city, Ray NJ. Wiley of Springfield, Mass, and | Charles W. Murphy of Danbury. as siS'ants to Judge Groehl in Chap mans defense, were also present. The announced intention of Chap mans counsel to oppose Alcorn's move to have the federal court hearing on the case held within the prison walls instead Of at the federal courtroom at Hartford was brought up. The states attorney was pre- pared to go before Judge Thomas and insist on this procedure as ! precautionary measure. he said, un- til Groehl assured him that he would not press the point.
 Alcorn Will Not Attend
 This being settled, Mir. Alcorn said i he would not go before Judge Thom- as when Chapman'S petition for habcas corpus writ was presented. and it was arranged that Messrs. Freedman and Wiley of the Chap man counsel and Acting [. S. Attor- hey Cohen would attend.
 Mondays proceedings will be simple and of short duration. They will consist simply of the filing with Judge Thomas of Chapman's peti- ton demanding his return 10 the Att lanta pcnitentiary. a document of several pages, and the issuance by the judge of an order for a hearing on the subject. It is expected that the hearing will he held Wednesday in the board of pardous room at the
 prison in Wcthcrsfitld.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
THE WEATHER

Hartford, Nov. 2f.-ForccaSt for New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight; Sunday inCrcas- cd cloudincss and rising tcm-
 Peratures
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
CULLEN FINDS BODY OF SUICIDE AUTHOR New Britain Boy Makes Discovery in Paris
 Studio

Paris Nov. q P)--To delay by the postal authorities in delivering q letter from young woman with whom he sought reconciliation aft CT q quarrel is attributed the death of Richard Bret Harte---a suicide by gas. Harte was born in Phila- delphta and was grandson of the late Bret Harte, the American au- thor.
 There was a quarrel between Harte and his sweetheart, a young English woman, last Tuesday. She parted from him in anger, but de- clared that within three hours he would receive a special delivery letter from her, or that never again would he hear from her.
 Dejected, Harte went to his Mont parnasse apartment to await the communication that never reached him in life. Evidently believing the girl would be true to her word and that he never again would see or hear from her, IIarte turned on all the jets Of his gas stove.
 Then he began in the gas filled chamber to write his last letter to the girl. Death came slowly, as there were many pages to the let ter, the writing of which, commence ing in a firm hand became progress sively eligible.
 "To you, my love" this Is my last letter, and l am writing it as die" Thus the letter started and then it ran on and on, becoming more and more unrcadabIe until 1t finally ended in a blur of ink.
 Apparently posted shortly after she left Harte on Tuesday, the girls letter, a Special delivery" did not arrive at his apartment until noon of Wednesday. It had been pushed under the door by the postman.
 Harte's friends. knowing that he had been depressed owing 10 the 1 fact that he had been unable to at- tain the literary heights of his grandfather and anxious over his long absence. entered the apartment yesterday and found Harte's body lying on the bed. They also found under the door the letter from hls sweetheart, failure 10 receive which caused the American to end his life.
 He was S6 years old.
 According to a copyrighted story appearing in the New York World this morning, Harte's body was found by two artists, one of whom was Cyril Cullen. Cullen Is a New Britain youth who has achieved marked success in the field of sculpture and whose works have won the admiration of Parisian art circles. He and Roger Davis. also an American artist, went to Harte's s apartment at o'clock to visit him, but he had been dead for several hours
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
FOOTBALL SEASON
 CLIMAX IN EAST
HarVard-Yale Tilt Today Ends
 Big Three Contests
OTHER GRIDIRON BATTLES
Victory by Either Blue or Crimson
 Today Means Winning Back of Much Lost Prestige-This Is filth Game These Colleges Have Played,

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 21 Pl- Harvard and Yale battle 1t out for gridiron supremacy this afternoon against q background that has all the color and interest that goes with half century of traditional rivalry, but which also lacks the champion ship significance that so often is at 1 tached to their struggle.
 So far as football titles are con- cerned, today's contest Is an anti climax, for Princeton has carried of the "bg three" crown for 1925, while Dartmouth has clinched first claim 10 eastern laurels, but thre will be no lack of incentive for either the Blue or Crimson on that account or interest on the part of the throng of 62,00o expected to jam Harvard stadium.
 Yale vs. Princeton
 Yale. In spite of last Saturdays startling reverse at the hands of | Princeton, and in spite of the con- sistcnt procession of upsets all sea son, was a firm favorite as the rival clans gathered under skies that promised fair weather for this classic for the first time in three years, but Harvard's followers were hopeful, even if not overconfident, of their team.
 For Yale it means q chance to re- gain prestige that was badly shat tered by Princeton, while for liar ward It is the final. golden oppor- tunity to make amends for season that has been disastrous for the most part for the Crimson forces.
 Harvard Now Stronger
 The outcome seems to hinge upon whether the Elis, somewhat crip- pied, but still boosting more for midable material. are able to shake off the sting of the Tiger defeat and come back against a Harvard eleven spurrcd on by it's first important vic tory a week ago. over Brown, and undoubtedly presenting it's strongest front of the season.
 The Harvard rush line has shown marked improvement with the re- l turn of COady and Lindner to their old tackle berths while the backneld has added speed and versatility with Truck Miller and ''Izzy" Zarakov as running mates for Captain Cheek and Joe Crosby.
 
 Yale has shifted Butterworth and Webster 10 the line posts held last week by Benton and Richards but the Ell eleven otherwise is the same as that which went down before Princeton. In the backheld. how ever, the condition of Phil Bunncll and Dan Allen is doubtful factor. Is filth Battle Today's is the 44th game of the Harvard Yale series but it marks the 5Oth anniversary of the start of the classic, which began in 1875. Since that time, Yale has run up q big lead, holding 20 victories to 13 for the Crimson, with five games tied, but the Fisher regime at Cambridge in modern years has re- corded nine victories, with only four losses and two ties
 The probable lineup:
 Harvard Yale Sayles ....... .............,. Potts
 Left End Coady .....,......... Butterworth
 Left Tackle
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
Federal Officials Are Taking Up Argument That Condemned Ban- dit Ought To Serve 25 Year Term Befo,; Execution.
In State Action, Groehi ana Others Associated iri Case Plan to Have Bear- ing on Writ Next N'ai, day.

Hartford, Nov. 21 (A.P)- Information received here to- day from Washington, D, C., indicates the presence in that city today of States Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn and Assistant United States Attorney George H. Cohen, who were summoned by the department of justice for conference.
 The matter under discussion was the claim of counsel for Gerald Chapman that Chapman could net be executed until he had first completed his sentence of 25 years at Atlanta for mail robbery.
 Mir, Acorn and MT. Cohen were summoned to Washington late Friday night.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-21

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