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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

A jnbileumi iinnepet bal fejez-
te be. melyen az ifjus1g kittin6
hangulatban hajnali orakig
maradt egyiitt.
Fla pedig akar a sz6nokok,
akar az adomanyoz6k "a dolgoz6k
k0zlil valakinek neve kimaradt
yolna, az mem a halatlansagot
vagy figyelmetlenseget, hanem
csak AIT jelenti, hogy a zsufoIt
este soran ttvedes k0nnyen el6-
fordulhat.
Mindeneket 0sszegezve, az este
zavartalansagat IS iinnepelypsse.
get semmi incidens yagy fpgyel-
metIenseg mem kisebbitette, s a
Kossuth k0r jubileuma ebbGI a
szempontbol is maradando nyo-
mokat hagy a megjelentek emile,
keben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

kifnjeztst adtak.
kiil0n0s hiaz6net illesso praig
a gyaszoI6 osaiad rsszfr6l a lSe-
resztkomakaf, Matyassy .I6zerfet
Is csaladjat, BoIha Daniel IS csa-
ladjat Molndr LaJas ~ csalsfd jiit,
valamint berma-keresztk kmna-
kat, Horv1th Rafael Is csalatt jdt,
Sass Gabor ~ esaladEit. lRendes
JOSEF IS csaladiat, GerzSanyi Pa
lazs es csaladiat Is a SIT. Terhz
kort a lsiild0tt sep viragokfrt.
Fogadja a cSafad k6szjjuetGt IN
PEEK J1uos ds cSaiadia. Fctszer Jd-
nos - esaIddja, Nagy Andr1 f-
cs., q campbelli City Trust and
Savings Bank, u Youngstown Sa.
Enitary laundry Co, Baiask6 Gy
La kantori teensl6k fllas ragz6st
frt. Macy halayaI cgybrk0tve ma
rad meg a csalad emIfkpzettber
F6t. V1rIaky pltbanos ur gy6ny6
Ri szertart1sa, meIyert szivbdl i0
I v6 kfez6netef mondunk.
Mem vesz ki sziviinlgb6l a bal;
mindazokkal szemben. akilS kpd
ves halottunk temeie4fn megje
Ientek - segitsegiinkrp voltak.
Youngstown. o. 1923 nov. h0
Ozv, Konya Ferencne es cs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
A kossuth Jubileum utan
Kitnoen sikerlt Kossuth Kor Is. ewes jubleumi nne
pelye. = A jubileum innep sikereb0l vi er6t mer
tett K0r tovabbi munkalkodasra. - Ertekes
beszedek hangzottak ell - Elsorangu
miikedvelok szerepsltek misoron.

rene Is szamos h0lgyb3l allo kill
dottsfg volt jelen.
A Cantoni Iparos Kor levtlben
fejezte XII io kivansagait, mig a
helybeli SIT. lstvan Egylet nevt-
ben Hoffer Andras szolott t0m0-
rem. Vele egyitt a SIT. Istvan
Egyletet Kaluczky Janos, Pelen-
tay Marion Is Horvath Istvan
kepviseltek.
A Bridgeport Szovetstg Is.
osztalya reszer6l Cholinszky Fe-
rene mondott beszedet Grdekesen.
A Verhovay Egyiet los. fiolxja
Nemenyi Miklos Ern6 Is Turner
JOSEF altal kepviseltctte maglt
Mendktt kepvisel6 vctt alkalmat
ARA, hogy eszmeit Is gondolatait
a jubileummal kapcsolatban kife.
jeztsre juttassa.
A Reformatus Egyletet Meny
hert Janos es Gall Lajos kepvi.
seltek, Xix koziil Menyhert Janos
szolott az iinnepl6 K0rh0z ertel
mesen.
Volt nehany szava a Roma
Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor neveber
Lautner Mihalynak, XII K6renek
ifjusagat Horvath Margittal KEEP
| viselte.
| A Fiiggetlen Magyar Ev. Ref
Egyhaz, mcly hivataIos ktpvi
seletben egyediil allott a magyar
egyhazak k0z0tt, Bork6 Mihaly
Szalay JOSEF. id. Eszenyi Istvan
Szaday BENJAMIN, Mih6k Meny
htrt es Valeczky JOSEF altal KEEP
viselve, Bork6 Mihaly gondnol
altal is kifejezte Kossnth K6l
irant erzett megbecsiiltstt.
Bar fol mem sz6lalt, de nejrvr
val6 megjelenese altal tanusago
tett jubilal6 K0r iranti rokon
szenver8l DR.. Laurisin Jen6 is
inert magyar orvos.
| A Polgari Kor j6kivansagai
iranymutat6 beszedben fejezte X
Habodasz Gusztav, aki Mike
Gasparral egyiitt volt ielen egy
letenek kGpviseleteben..
i A sz6lasra hivott, regi tago
soran Horvath Istvan 6s Molina
Mihaly mondottak komoly ts ige
megszivlelendG dolgokat, kiiloni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
Fogadja meg tanacsunkat,
olvasga ell az alabbiakat!

A Rak6ezi Magyar Eefegse-
eflyzd IEgyiet vezet6sege azt ta-
naesolja miutien magvarnak, &c
iegf6ijktppen azoknak, akik meg
nem taajai Yalamely il Is bizfos
alapon allo magyar befegsegelr
III egvletnet, hogy le2yenek azza.
A Rak6ezi Magyar Betegse-
gflyz5 Egyiet az amerikal ma
gyar egyletek egvik leger5sebh
Is Iegbiztosabb alapolSon all6 IN
ttzmfnyc. Ennek tagja lehet q
feh6r fajhoz tarfoz6 egeszseges
f9rfi vagy n6. 10 fves kortol 30
eyes kerig
A Ral6ezi Magyar Betegse-
IgdIyz6 Egyiefnel minden tag biz
tositIlatia iinmagaf betegsegely
re, csaladjat vagy hozzafartoz6lt
1890 a0llart1l 2tlDll dollaug ferJe-
ld6 haIdleseti biztositasra.
a Rak6cM Magyar Betegse-
gfIyz6 Egyict korszcrinti fizet6si
4 tabiazata lehetdve teszi a legsze
gtnyebb munkasembernek is,
hngy 6nmaghnak ait biztosiiast
| valassza, ameIyiket akaria o.
amclyert mashol sokkal dragabb
arat fizet.
Hogy a Rak6czi Egyletnek
tagia Iehessen ahhoz egy par sor
el6g, titkari hipatal azonnal
megadia az oszinte tanacsot fell
v6telhez. FordnIjon bi1alommai
a Rakoezi Bgylet barmely osztl-
lyahoz, vagy kiildje legelef AZ
aIilbbi cimre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
Az est miikedvel0i.

A programm iigyesen ugy volt
osszeallitva, hogy minden besze-
Diet egy-egy tnek- vagy zeneszam
kovetett. Ez altal eltrhet5 volt az,
hogy k0zonseg valtozatosan
volt sz6rakoztatva.
Ozv. Mih6k Sandorne nyitotta
meg az tnekszamok sorat nehany,
a tole megszokott kozvetlenseg-
gel ciganyzene kiseret mellett
el0adott magyar dal eleneklese-
vel.
Petruska Geza hegedii sz0l6ia,
melyet Csiky Zoltan kisert iigye-
sen, fejl6d6 magyar hegedus
el6haladasanak ujabb bizonysa
ga volt.
Mint K0r miikedvel6 garda
janak kozismert tagja Barsony
Jozsefne, Kasza Margit enekal
temperamentumosan nehany dal'
ciganyzenevel kiserten.
Csiky Tivadar me]cg t6nus,
hegedii iateka III sikert jelentet
szamara. Avatott kistr6je Csiky
Zoltan volt
A szenzaci6 erejevel hatott ;
warreni kiild0ttseg Asztalnok,
Gezaia, aki hatalmas baritonja
val egyszerre megkedveltette ma
gat a koz0nseggel. Pr6ba nelkii
| enekelt Rig6 zenekar kiserete
vel jelent6s sikert aratott.
A helyi ismert miikedvel0k k0
ziil Jerabek Aranka kedves enek
szama jehntett egy ujabb oazis
a besz6dek koz6tt.
A sorrendre bizony mar men
emleksziink mem allunk j6t erte
hogy a fentebbi rend volt-e, d,
AIT tudjuk, hogy Harsany
Endrene zongora kiserctevel el6
adott magyar dalok, melyet Xii
l6n-kiil6n Devay Gy0rgyna {
Devay Gy0rgy interpretaltal
nagy rutinnal. igen kellemes ha
tast tettek.
Az csak termeszetes, hogy a s
keriilt szamok hallatara hala
koz6nseg mem fukarkodott az e
ismeressel egymas utan hivt
vissza a szereploket raadasoks
kervc. Az unnep ujabb bizonys;
GA volt a Kossuth k0r miikedv,
ldi szempontb6l val6 tlet Is fe
l6des kepessegenek.
A diszvacsora.
A 10 hangulat Is teljes sikt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
K0szONETNYILvANITAs

Alulirott Ozv. k6nya Ferpncni
Is esaladja a Ieghalasabb k0sz0-
netat nyilvanitja mindazokkaI
szemben. akik hon szeretptf fGrip
temetestn resztvettek IS reszytt-
tuknek koszornk IlilIdesevpl Is
automobiljaik felaiaulasaval is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

sen fajlalva ait, hogy az alapitasi
id6kkel ellcntetben a K0r tagjai
k0z0tt a helyi magyarSag vezet3
elemei nincsenek elegend6 szam-
ban kepviselye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

fnlsagOsan nagy aranyu, de benS0
trtakben Is sikerben igen emleke-
zetes jubileumi iinnepalyt rende-
ze:t Youngstown Kossnth koz.
miivel6desi k0r az clmult vasar-
nap este. Tizen0t csztend3 kiiz-
defines munkasaganak kivant lin.
nepct szentelni Kor, hogy a
multra vissza tekintve NJ er6t
nyerjen tovabbi kitart6 nun.
kalkodashoz. Ez a tcrv, hissziik,
hogy legteljesebb mtrtekben ST.
keriilt is. Mem irhatjuk ugyan,
hogy meejelent k0z6nseg sza-
mara kicsinynek bizonyult volna
a K6r Macy tcrme, de elfogulatla-
nnl meg lehet allapitanunk, hogy
a megjelentek mindeniket az
,6szinte megertts Is erdekl6dfs
hozta el. Vilagosan lathat6 volt
cz a sz0nokok beszedeib0l abb0l
dicseretes fegyelemb6l, mely a
tartalmas beszedeket legelen-
kebb figyelemmel kiserte.
Nyolc ora tajban kezdett gyiil,
nj a k0z0nseg az izlesesen feldi-
szitett terembe, hol gondosan es
i.gyesen teritett asztalok mellett
foglalt helyet, varva baratsagos
bcsztlgetesben az iinnepcly kez-
detft. Eel kilenc volt, mid3n a
bpiegen fekv6 .Jerabek Mihaly ell.
n0k helyett Deak Pal alelnok
megnyitotta nehany keresetlen
szoval az iinnepelyt felolvasta a
beteg eln0k irasbeli iidv0zlet6t.
Az iinnepi bessed.
Az eln0ki iidy0zlts utan Meme.
nyi Mikl6s Emo, Magyar Hir.
lap szerkeszt6je, a Kossnth k0r
rfgi tagja, vette at a sz0t mint
aldomas- -mester formas beszedber
tekintett vissza a K6r alapitasa
max t0rtenetere es tizen0t eve,
multjara, maid Borsy-Kereke'
Gy6rgy ref. esperes-lelkeszt, ,
k0r tagjat, kerte fel az iinnep
beszed megtartasara.
Az iinnepi beszed mem hason
litott sablonos banketti sz6nok
latokhoz. Mem desert erdemetle
nil is, hanem megallapitasoka
tett. Amid6n elismerte Kor sol
eyi Onzetlen Is erdemes munka
jat. Mem hallgatta e! Youngstown
magyarsaganak AIT "a sok evtize
des mulasztasat, hogy dacar
szamban tekinttlyes voltanal
meg annyi eredmtnyt sem tudot
cIfrni tarsadalmi szervezkedt
tertn, hogy egy hajlfkot mond
hatna magaenak, mclyben n ma
gyar kultnra otthont talalhatni
Pedig az amerikai magyarsa
meg mem halt meg mondott;
s3t mem is haldokIik, haner
frthetetlen m6d0n megadta ms
gat a tespedtsnck. Ebb0l a tespt
desb3l fel kell razni = RI kell es,
meltetni erejtnek es jelent6segi
nek tudatara. Es ha varos 5ss,
magyarsaga keptelen cselekvf'
re, akkor a tradici6ihoz hiven
Kossuth K0rnek kell vallalnia
munkat. Ha mem lehet lit "Ms
gysr Haz", akkor legyen ''Koi
suth Haz", de Jennie kell r0vi
id3n bel3l, inert az amerikai ms
gyarsag ICY Youngstown ina
gyarsAga szAmara is, elk5vetke
zett a tettet siirget5 tizenkettedil
Ora.
Az itt-ott humorral eltnkitet
beszed lAthat6lag megtette hafa
sat q jubilAl6 k6z0nsegre.
Igylstsk tisStslgSss.
Az est toyabbi folyaman mi
kedvel5 sz6mokkal tarkitva
kil5nb5z3 egyleti ktpvisel5k, XII
vaIamennyien egy-egy kiild6ttst
elem jelentek meg, adtak At egy
leteik iidv0zlet6t Arteke csekkel
kisfretAben.
A vendkOeknek kii6r6 ndvar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

A 10 hangulat Is teljes skier
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
DEMPSEY.kEARNS
 TOLD ID HASTEN
Court Demands Prompt Action
 on Long Drawn Out Suit

New York, Feb. 10 (UP)-Jack Kearns and Jack Dempsey were or dered today to hasten settlement Of their protracted public dispute over whether Dempsey owes his former manager a third of a million dol lars.
 Federal Judge William Bondy told attorneys for the two Jacks that Kearns' suit for one-third of Demp- sey's earnings. under a dispuNd contract, must be tried in April. either in Philadelphia or New York.
 Bondy dismissed motion of Arthur Driscoll. Dempsey's attorney, for dismissal of the suit on techni- cal grounds. At the same time he granted a motion of George NJ. Cur tis, Jr., attorney for Kearns, to pre- sent an amendment to the original suit asking for one-third of $250,- 900 which he claims Dempsey made on an exhibition tour. Thus the claim for $333,333 would be in- creased by $s3.333 to $416,666.
 The $333,333 represented one third of Dempsey's earnings from the fight with Gene Tunney in Phil adelphia. which is under attach ment in Philadelphia, covered by bond Of $600.000.
 Bondy advised the attorneys that the case is at the head of the calen- dar in Philadelphia for April 1, and that if it is not tried there before April IS. 1t must be tried in New York.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
REDUCED RATES 0N
 PAPERS IS ASKED
1M LsVd d Postl Changes Bd1B Sought

Washington. Feb. 10 (UP)-Re- duction of newspaper and magazine postal rates to the 1920 level was urged before the house postal com- mittes today by representatives of newspaper publishera' associations.
 Arthur J. Baldwin, president of the National Newspaper Publishers association, representing the Ameri- can publishers' conference, declared present rates work . hardship on newspapers and . reduction is justi- he'd.
 Elisha Hanson. Washington repre- sentative of the American Newspaper Publishers' association, also urged a downward revision.
 Postmaster General New in . re- cont letter to tho committee, which h considering . general postal re- vision bill. advocated . restoration of the 1921 rates. which arc higher than the 1s20 rates desired by the publishers
 The 1880 rate, tho publishers' rep- rssentatives asserted. is itself con- stderably higher than the pre-war newspaper and magazine rate.
 They explained that all the eight gar revenue charges on transporta- ton had been reduced except those on newspapers and magazines.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
HISTORICAL ARGUMENT
Whether KosciuszkO Was Pole or Lithuanian of Great Import in Chicago.

Chicago.
 Chicago, Feb. 10 R-Reverbera- tions of the questions whether Kosciuszko was a Pole or a Lith- uanian echoed through the City hall today as the trial of William Me- Andrew, former superintendent of school, reconvened for a second ses- sion this week to hear further testi- mony on insubordination charges.
 In a pamphlet recently issued by the school board, Kosciuszko was referred to as a Lithuanian. Polish- American organizations in the city protested and suggested the pam phlets be burned as pro-British.
 And now. delegates representing more than 1000 Lithuanian societies of the city have presented a peti- ton to Mayor Thompson asking that the board of education be restrained from referring to the revolutionary hero as . Pole.
 Letters of Kosciuszko and writings of authorities on history were cited by the petitioners.
 At the same time. Parker H. Ser combe, of Chicago, protested to J. Lewis Coath, president of the school board against the Spanish taught in the schools. He said that the Cas- tilian pronunciation taught is "ob- solete, suited and snobbish.'
 Indications were that the presenta- ton of evidence against McAndrew would be completed by Feb. 21. His term of office automatically expired early in January.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10

New Britain, Conn.-The Mller-Hanson Drug Company is fortunate in obtaining the great Mexican Health demonstration to bring before ailing men and women of this city the truly startling facts regarding the power of the sap of the Magay Plant to relieve certain troubles even after ordinary medicines fail. You may be 50 badly troubled with weak ness of the kidneys and bladder that your legs are swollen, back aches, eyelids are puffed, skin itches. and your sleep interrupted many times at night, and forced to rise for relief. You may feel yourself growing weaker and weaker each day. losing weight, feeling des- pondent and exhausted.
 Your stomach may be 50 upset that you have lost your hearty appetite, are troubled with gas, indigestion and sluggish bowels. You may have tried remedy after remedy without benefit, yet somewhere you KNOW there Is some medicine which may help you. Down in Mexico there grows . plant known as the Magay It's sap has assisted tbousand.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
NEW YORK MURDER CLUE
 LEADS TO SPRlNGDALE
Woman Victim in Hotel Staying May Have Resided in Stamford
 Suburb

Stamford, Feb. 10 R>-The woman slain with a hammer and whose body was found in & room in the grand hotel in New York city. Monday aft ernoon Is believed by the police here to have been a resident of Spring dale.
 Four trolley car operators on the Springdale line have recognized the picture of the woman as that of a passenger who last fall and this winter frequently rode to and from Springdale on their cars.
 Mrs. Joseph N. Rabbit, S4. scho- field avenue. springdale, also has recognized the picture of the woman as one who often was passenger on trolley cars, she usually boarding 1t, or alighting at Atlantic Square. in the city proper. Mrs. Rabbit said the passenger had tinted hair and the trolley men also mentioned this character and all agreed on . description which closely fitted the dead woman.
 The police here this afternoon notified New York officers of the clues developed but as yet they have not ascertained who the woman was but expect to do 50 as she had ire quently been on trolley cars with other woman friends.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
Lansing Police Raid
 City's Barber Shops

Lansing, Mich.. Feb, 10 (UP)- City-wide raids on barber shops by state examiners resulted today in the rounding up of a quantity of styp- tic pencils and alum blocks.
 The deadly" appurtenances of barber trade are forbidden by the regulations of the board of examin- CTS of barbers and were held forfeit as a warning to other barbers who have not shaken off the unsterilized habits of the septic age.
 The raids were said to be the first of a series that would be conducted in cities throughout the state.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
CARRIE CRESSI IS NOT
 IN OHIO MINE CAMP
Officials Believe Fiery Red Headed Girl Has Gone Back
 to Detroit.

St. Clairsville, Ohio, Feb 10.- tUP)-Eighteen year old Carrie Cressi, auburn haired leader of a mob of men and women who stoned a group of non-union miners at the Crabapple mine recently, is missing from camp.
 Red Headed" Carrie, as she is called, is wanted on warrant charging assault with intent to kill. She is believed to have returned to her home in Detroit.
 Carries followers say she losses "a mean brick" She has been the bane of peace officers since the out break of battles between union and union miners here.
 Since coming here last, summer, Carrie has been the light and life of the village of Crabapple. Her sympathy for suffering children has been boundless. 1t is said. and her hatred for the non-union miners has been the most intense in camp.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
Pres. Butler Advances
 New Navy Peace Policy

New York, Feb. 10 (UP)-A new peace policy for naval armament was advanced by Dr. Nicholas Mur- ray Butler, president of Columbia university, at the 25th anniversary dinner of the Pilgrims of the United States.
 Dr. Butler based his plan on Ar ticle XVI of the League of Nations covenant which imposes a blockade upon an aggressor nation. He pro- posed that the United States recog- nize any such blockade as the pun ishment of an aggressor, provided it was not directed against a nation in the western hemisphere.
 Rather than reduce naval strength the proposal would remove necessity for big navy, Dr. Butler explained.
 A message from King George was read at the dinner by Sir Esme How ard, British ambassador. The cable- gram congratulated the Pilgrims on their 25th anniversary.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
Arrested for Towing
 TOb0ggan in Streets

Boston, Feb. 1O.-RCAn auto mobile ski-joring . party which Samuel s. Finch of Dorchester con- ducted througf, the streets in Dor chester cost Finch e20 when he ap- peared in the Dorchester district court today on a charge of driving his automobile 50 as to endanger the lives and safety of tho public.
 Finch pleaded guilty to towing . toboggan with three passengers aboard at the end of . 20-foot rope attached to his car. The party was going fine until . policeman inter. fered and haled Finch to court.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
KIDNEY DISTURBED MIR. MURPHY'S
 SLEEP TIMES NIGHTLY

Allentown, Pa.-KnOWn for miles around on ac. count Of his pleasing per- sonality, 1lr. E. w. Murphy, popular sales man who hvos ct e4i s. 18th s., in . statement made today, says:
 Before I explained my condition to the expert, l had been troubled with getting up nights for years and years. I did not know what . sound nights sleep meant any more. My back ached 50 ! thought it was broken. I couldn't stoop down without writh- ing in pain. My legs and feet were swollen. l had aches in my limbs and the least thing I did got me out of breath. I was
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
OPPOSITION GAINS
 AGAINST WALSH
Senate Seems to Be in Favor of
 Federal Trade Investigation

Washington, Feb. 10 (UP)-Op- position to the Walsh resolution for senatorial investigation of the pub lie utilities industry appeared to be gaining strength today in the sen- ate.
 Forces attempting to defeat it's or iginal purpose were rallying to the support of an amendment by Sena- tor George, dem.. Georgia, providing that the investigation be conducted by the federal trade commission rather than a senate committee.
 Senator Walsh. dem.. Montana. author of the original resolution. and the forces supporting him are opposed to the George amendment.
 Any investigation by the senate Is a political investigation" George said. The investigators would be more concerned with politics than with facts. The federal trade com mission, on the other hand, can con- duct an investigation free from po- litical influence.
 Tt is already engaged with an in- quiry into the electrical industry di- rected by the Norris resolution of 1926. That investigation can be con- tinued on the broader lines of the Walsh resolution. The commission is we'll equipped for the work.
 "The sensational nature of sena- torial investigation, furthermore, would be certain to have an adverse effect on public utility securities. Suspicion would be cast upon the entire industry by the mere fact that 1t was under investigation by the senate whether justified or not.
 Public utility stocks are widely distributed, many of them among small holders. These small investors would be the ones to suffer-"
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
Convicted Slayer Asks
 For Life Imprisonment

Boston. Feb. Is (CP)-Attorne, John F. Daily. counsel for Jeremiah Gedzium, convicted murderer. today petitioned Governor Fuller for 9 communication of the death sentence to life Imprisonment.
 A hearing before the governor was requested. It was understood that the petition would be referred to Frank A. Brooks, chairman Of the state board of parole for investiga- ton.
 Gedzium. known as Jerry the Pole" is scheduleds to go 10 the cleo tric chair during the week of Febru- ary 27 for the murder of Edward c. Ross, bank messenger, in a nay roll hold-up in Cambridge in 1925.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
Alleged Poison Pen''
 Girl Appears in Court

Hackenaack. ". T., Feb. 10 (UP) Walter Burnett handsome young electrician, blushingly weathsred . severe cross-examination today at the trial .of Mis Sarah MoWell. charged with having sent poison pen" letters to Mrs. Emma Won Moschxi1ker.
 Burnett testified that Mu. Won MoschFisker. 61. and wealthy, had called him Dear boy" and that she "pinched and squeezed my arm" on occasions when he left her home. Miss Mowell, 31-year-old bank clerk.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
Dusty League Bowling

The Standard Steel team increased it's lead in the Industrial Bowling league to four full games when it walloped the Bristol Brass quintet at the Recreation alleys last night. The leaders dropped the first game but came through in the next two and also won the pinfall. Rajune
 and Kibner were best for the win ners and Sandman for the Brass makers.
 The American Legion was held even by the Businessmen but profit cd by the Bristol Brass defeat to slip into second place. 4 big score in the first strong offset two fol- lowing losses 10 give the Legion naires the pinfall and an even di- vision Of points. The scores were very good. the Brooks brothers, Hoffman. Warner and the Murphy family all rolling goo or better. The -GarpS.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-10
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