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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-30

meddlesome powers to an extent not
justified by the public interests. 1t is
to be hoped that in conventions We
insurance commissioners and super
intendents may by friendly informal
conferences, if not by public criti-
cisms, helS one another to resist the
autocratic tendencies to which bu-
reaucratic human nature is said by
our candid friends TO be especially
prone.
Licensing OF Insurance Agents
Il have been asked to discuss es-
pccially the licensing of insurance
agents.
In the first place, it must be ad-
mitted that any limitation on the
right of any individuals to engage
in any legitimate business is jealous
ly scrutinized by American courts.
and some licensing laws have been
declared unconstitutional. No Ii
censing system for insurance agents
will be sustained by American courts
which goes beyond the genuine
needs of the public welfare.
I'm the second place, any law
which permits arbitrary restrictions
on the rights of citizens to engage
as agents in insurance business
would unquestionably be contrary to
the Constitution of the United States.
But the business of insurance is a
complicated one, and ordinary peo-
pie are very easily misled with re-
gard to it. Our theory in Connecticut
is that licensing OF insurance agents
is constitutionally permissible and
beneficial if it is strictly limited to
proper purposes.
THE first purpose is to secure by
a reasonable examination of any
candidate for a license as agent the
possession by him. of a necessary
minimum of knowledge about forms
and conditions of the kind of insur-
ance business which he proposes to
! engage in. in order thus to provide
against ignorant misrepresentation
| by him to members of the insuring
public.
The second and more important
purpose IS to hold over all insurance
agents the threat that their licenses,
annually granted. may be refused
renewal or cancelled, If they them
selves are guilty of practices which
are Illegal, unfair or otherwise
against the public interest.
In order to make it certain that
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-30

surers on both sides OF the border.
The more familiar any one is with
the jealousies and hostilities which
separate the peoples Of Europe, the
more gratifying 1t is that we can
meet with no sense Of any division
of interests between us as Canadians
and as citizens Of the United States.
We are two great democracies with
similar principals and ideals. think
my colleagues from the United
States would join me In affirming
that we could not feel more at home
in the mental atmosphere of any of
our own cities. May 1t always and In
creasingly be that we shall set the
world an example of neighborliness
between adjacent and Independent
peoples"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-30
Month to Be Wettest
August in History

Boston, Aug. 20 (UP)-With 16
days OF rain and showers predicted
for tomorrow the present month
may become the wettest August in
New England history.
The weather bureau today report
ed total fall of 6.74 inches thus
far this month. Normal is 40
inches.
Aside from being abnormally wet,
this month has another claim to dis
tinction. 1t has been the coolest
August in "a years.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-30
Aimee Plans to Ignore
Cabaret Owners Charges

Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. 80 R-
Aimee Semple Mcpherson. eyange-
list. today announced she would pur-
sue the policy of silence toward the
100000 libel suit filed yesterday in
Chicago by Bert Kelley. cabaret
owner. who charged SANDER and de-
famation of character by the Angelus
Temple pastor when she was in
Chicago last June.
She said she would make no
answer to the charges and employed
no attorney and did not intend to do
SO.
In Holstein. a state in northern
Germany, there is said to be not a
bobbed head among the native wom-
en-. THE women are up to the min
ute in other fashions but are proud
of their long hair.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
WOMAN KILLS LITTLE SON
 THEN COMMITS SUICIDE

Kansas City, April IS. (R-Mrs. John NJ. Langsdale. Jr., hacked and stabbed to death her seven year-old son John, then killed her. self in the child's playroom. She is the wife of prominent physi- clan of this city. The negro maid related that the mother went to the ehild's room carrying a knife and a hammer from the kitchen. Soon the maid heard an outcry and stamping on the floor in the play room. Harry Bartlett. a grocer's boy. attracted by the outcry, ran to the playroom and returned a mo- ment later carrying the child who was bleeding badly. The child broke away from Bartlett and dash ed up the stairs crying "help me save mother" Meanwhile the maid summoned a neighbor woman who proceeded upstairs. "Oh, mother, you are killing me-" they heard the child scream. Unnerved, the trio fled to summon aid. and when the police arrived they found the bodies of the mother and her little son stretched upon the floor.
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SENATOR BORAH PLEADS
 FOR RECOGNITION RUSSIA

Worcester. Mass, April II, tP)- Senator William E. Borah, said in address here: "The domination of the white race in the end, over the yellow races" in the possible event ot war between the white and yellow races which would make the world war look like small circum- stance. Senator Borah pleaded for recognition by the United States of Russia as a step toward the settle ment of the present European trou- bles. ''I do not want to see the United States identified with the policy of Great Britain. We are not unfriendly to Great Britain but we are in an entirely different situ- ation and face an entirely different problem from that of Great Britain. No doubt the Russians are trying to exert an influence over the Chinese as other nations are doing now. If the Chinese Nationals get control in China. the Chinese will not ac- cept the Communistic doctrines any more than we will" Sena or Borah
 cd the recognition of Russia on the grounds that there is money in such course "The Russian people rumber one hundred and sixty mill hon.. declared the Senator. "and
 
 tory of the world. and they will be doing business whether We recog- nize them or not"
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THURSDAY tTElEGRAPHiC}
ORNADO KILLS SIXTY AT
 ROCK STRINGS, TEXAS

Rock springs, Texas. April 13. L4p
 A tornado virtually razed the
 VII of Rock Springs. last night, nd killed at least sixty persons. d injured about one hundred
 fty. The "twister" was the most 'sastrous that ever hit this sec nn. Sixty bodies have been re- avered from the wreckage, Of
 injured. twenty are expected to
 q before night tonight. Only a w buildings were left standing
 ithin two-mile path of destruc- on. Relief workers. including hysicians and nurses from Santi- se and Kerrvil!e. and detachment troops. who have been delayed T arriving by damage of roads by -e storm. came in from the north est by autos after dark. With lit ? or no warning. fire broke out aon after Rock Springs was hit. I'd the town is isolated with eight lndred people without supplies or elief. and the town is in the mid le of the goat raising section-a opulous district. Three airplanes eft Santiago to bring supplies to Ae sufferers of the stricken section. ! baby was hurled fifty feet through 1e air by the blast, but landed safe
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
( AItFoRNIA LEGISLATURE
 ALMOST WITNESS TRAGEDY

Sacramento, April 15, (P,-With- in earshot of both houses of the State Legislature. Harry Hill, of Los Angeles. a lobbyist, shot and killed Mary Delle Wallace. the Sen ate journal clerk, and then turned the pistol upon himself and com mitted suicide. The shooting oc- cured in the fourth floor corridor just outside of the warden's office. The five shots rang out in quick succession and brought the mem- bers of both houses, which were in session, rushing madly to the scene.
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FRIDAY (TEIEGRApbtcl
CARROLL OF BATH TUB FAME
 Is IN BAD WAY

Greenville, S. C., April IS, R- Carroll, who was taken from a train here in an unconscious con- dition, due to collapse, while he was enroute to the Federal Peni- tcntiary at Atlanta, to serve one year and one day as result of his famous bath tub party in New York last winter. is still unconscious but is showing some signs of coming out of comma He took a little liquid nourishment last night, the first that has passed his lips since he entered the hospital. Previous ly the physicians had to inject glu- cose mechanically to provide nour- ishment.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
HORRORS OF ROCK SPRINGS TORNADO GROW As NEWS
 COMES IN FROM AREA

Rock Springs, Texas. April II. p)-Frank Rahmstorf, of San An nio. who was an eve witness of he tornado which swept this sec ion yesterday. describes il as fol- ,ws T was driving to Rock brings from the Iunstion. and lies before reached Rock .rings saw the sinister funnell haped cloud ahead of me. There as peculiar ereeni;h yellow inge 10 the main cloud and set in le backsround was ink b'ac l. 4ss. When got into Rock rringS tLe cloud was hanging just l,ovs the city, and not breath of r was stirring. At seven-thirty broke inst swish and roar. nd then havoc and pandemonium roke loose The cloud dipped and
 emed to grasp the eity for six inutes. l. ragged and roared. 'rman beitss. houses and build gs were hurled about like so much .. .aff. and the sidewalks literally van with blood "
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16

A pound of flesh is worth a dol lar month to girl by it's absence. The department of vocational guid- ance in New Orleans has found that 20 pounds less weight would mean s20 month more pay to the stout girls. And this is city with a res tourant in every block in some sec tions, several of them world fam ous. Miss Emma Pritchard Cooley, director. said that 1t was particu- larly difficult to place stout girls. Miss Cooley added that several of the firms in the city will not employ girls who use lip sticks.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
NO MORE SILK PAJAMAS
 IN FLORIDA PARADES

There will be no more silk pajama parades at the Florida State Col lege for women at Tallahassee. Each term. the girls have paraded in the moonlight, clad in beauti- ful paiamas. made or bought spec ially for the occasion. The par ades were confined to the campus and immediate vicinity. Now. how ever, college officials and students have decided that the celebrations should be eliminated.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16

Washington. April 15, (P)-Ad- r1iral Williams. commander of the American naval forces in the Far East has reported to the Navy De- rar ment here that the Nationalist forces are withdrawing from Nan king and Chinkiang and the North ern troops have reoccupied the northern bank of the Yangtse from Yangchow from front opposite Wuhu. Admiral Williams reports that seventy radical labor agitators were killed and more than three hundred were wounded in street fighting today with the Cantonese troops in the Chatei district of Shanghai.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To W. B. Denney. N. E. Denney. amos Haughey, H. B. Denney. Jess Cobb, Nat. Jaquette and D. F. )enney, your heirs, executors, ad- ministrators and assigns:
 You and each of you are hereby notified that undersigned has ex- pended the sum of one hundred dol ars fin labor and improvement for the years 1921, 1922. 1923, 1924 and 1925, on The Sutter Associa- tion placer mining claim, situated on Sutter creek. tributary of Buck Creek. in the Port Clarence Mining and Recording District, Sec ond Division. Territory of Alaska. The location notice of which is of record in the above named record ing district.
 And you are further notified that if within ninety days from the completion of tho publication here- of. for the period of ninety days you fail or refuse to contribute to the undersigned your proportion such expenditure as a co-owner. your interest in said mining claim will become the property of the undersigned your co-owner who has made such required expendi- ture.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska, this sth day of January. 1927.
 Y. A. DOMINGOs Co-O1ner. Publish Jan. s. IS. 22. 2s. Feb. 5. |1s. 10. %, March s. 1a. IS. 2s and April :. 1897.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
MORE STRIKES IN CHINA

Shanghai. April 13, tP,-The Labor Unions have called a gener- al strike in protest against the raids of the labor union halls. of yesterday. by tho moderate wing fl he Cantonese political org tniza- tens under orders from GaEe1 al Chiang kai Shek the Cant tonrs'o Cenarissimo. whc is at odds with he radical branch of the civil eov ernment In H ,nkow the strike is efieetive throughout both the in ternational settlement and the na- ti.t eity.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
BYRD TO FLY NEW YORK
 TO PARIS MAY SIXTEEN

New York. April 13. lPi=Lieu. rant Commander FitzHugh Green arrived here today to make prelim- mary arraneemen for Lieuten- arf Byrd's flight from New York tt Paris in nonstop flight. which IS planned to start May 18th. Lieu [, nant Bennett and Lieutenant slated to accompany Lieu enant Byrd.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
OKLAHOMA MINERS ESCAPE

Herietta. Okla, April IS, R)- The twenty-seven miners who were entombed yesterday and believed to be drowned, when the creek oyerhowed and broke into the mine escaped death when they gathered on a level above the high water mark. Communication has already been established with them and six of them have been rescued and within a few hours all will be safe.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
NEW ENDURANCE AVIATION
 RECORD Is MADE IN N. Y

Mineola, N. Y. April 14. P- hcrlain. both civilian pilots. set a new American endurance flight rec ord when they passed the former record of thirty-siX hours four min utes in the air at nine thirty-five Wednesday night They then con tinued on their flight in the hope O. being able to break the worlds re cord of fifty hours.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
DEFINITE BREAK BETWEEN
 MODERNIsTS & EXTREMISTS

Ranking, April 15. (P)-A def1n- ite break has occurred within the ranks of the Cantonese Nationalists between their two headquarters, and today looms big, with Chang ia Sick and the Modernists meet in. st Ranking and iel ,uncirg 'he Extremists of Hankow. who in turn denounce the Conservatives and in vlte Marshal Feng Yus Hiang, the Christian general. to join them.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
TO INSTALL C.ANNERY
 AT klANICHATkA

Dutch Harbor, Alaska. April II, Rt-The steamer Santa Ana bound fer Kamchatka, Siberia. called in here for fuel and the captain re- ported very stormy trip from Se- attle, with enormous seas most of the way. He reported that his car go consists of machinery and supp lies are for fish cannery to be in stalled at Kamchatka.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
TWENTY MINERS BELIEVED
 DROWNED ARK ,NSAS MINI

Tulsa, Okla. April IA. (Pl - It l., b.' eyed that twenty three min
 CTS were drowned this morning when the waters of flooded Me- Donald creek broke into the Cato Mine at Henrietta. The water i'm mediately rose to twenty feet in the mine shaft and several caveins are reported. It is thought that the only thing that could save the min CTS was cavein below the water level from the passage in which they were working. Bremen are endeavoring to pump the water out of the mine shaft. and others are frantically trying to divert the wat CTS of the creek into another chan mel. However, the water rose to fGrty-five feet in the mine shaft in spite of all their efforts. ny noon.
 MORE DEATHS CHILE QUAKE
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the streets are filtered with brick and other debris. The people rush ed from their houses in the night in night attire. Numerous fire all arms were immediately turned in. Communications are severed in all directions.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
TWO KILLED, THREE HURT
 IN PREMATURE BLAST

Borger. Texas, April 14. R- Two men were blown to bits and three were seriously injured when a premature blast of nitro-glycer- inc shattered an oil W ,,l near here while the men were attempting to shoot" the we'll.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
\ ENATE .ABOLISHES FISH
 COMMISSION < HATCHERIES

Juneau, April 13, (P)-The Sem 'te today approved by vote of even to one the House Bill abolish ng the Territorial Fish Commission nd wipe out of existence all pro- 'isions for caring for and operating Territorial Hatcheries.
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Rock springs. April II, tPl Mil Gry rule has been proclaimed here id the relief aud salvage opera ions ala being rushed to the ut lost. The casualty toll of the
 orm is sixty dead; four missing, nd one hundred and seventy in Ered. Seventy persons are in the ospital at San Antonio. one hun red twenty miles east of here. and he same number are in the hospi- al at Camp Wood, forty miles to ne southward.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
OTTAWA WINS HOCKEY TITLE

Ottawa, April IA. R)-The Ot- tawa Senators won the worlds championship in professional ice hockey by defeating Boston with game of the series.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
MORE DEATHS CHILE QUAKE

Santiago. Chile. April 15. R)- In yesterdays quake, in addition to the deaths and casualties reported, a mother and her baby were killed when their home collapsed. Two women died of heart failure. due to fright, at San Bernardo. and at Los Angeles another person was killed by a falling wall. Two were
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
ANCHORAGE PLANE
 ARRIVES FAIRBANKS

Ed Young, piloting an Anchorage airplane. arrived at Fairbanks to- day from McGrath. It was learned just before going to press that Mir. Young would fly to Ophir and thence to Nome. The message did not state when he would leave for Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
ERIOCS EARTHQUAKE
 SANTIAGO, CHILE

Santiago. Chile. April IA, R)- even are reported to be dead and
 fty-five injured in an earthquake Lis morning. Most of the casual ies are from the residential sec ions where number of houses llapsed In the business districts
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Greenville. S. C., April IS, R- Carroll had not regained conscious ness at the end of thirty-six hours after his removal to the hospital from the prison car. but despite his state of coma. his physicians report that his condition is slightly i'm proved.
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also killed at Mendoszo. The quake was felt over a thousand miles of the Chile coast.
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Greenville, S. C.. April 15. R)- Carroll was conscious short time at noon today.
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Subscribers who do not get their paper regularly, will confer a favor on the oflice if. they will report 1t as soon as possible.
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PLANE sToRsIBoUND

The Anchorage airplane is still stormbound at McGrath and will cume to Nome as soon as possible.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-16
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