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Evening star., 1928-05-17

the argument with the assertion that
Underwood had sounded the knell Of
his political future when he lined up
the Alabama delegation for Smith In
1924" Hefiin said that Bruce was
serving the Roman Catholic political
machinery in the Senate"
Senator Curtis, the Republican floor
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Benefit Rummage Sale Planned.

The Ursuline Sisters will hold rum
mage sale for the benefit of the Holy
Family Day Nursery, SIG Fourth street.
and the Country Home at Alta Vista,
Md. at Demonet's, 1920 Connecticut
avenue, today, Friday and Saturday
Contributions of clothing may be sent
to the nursery
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leader, interrupted Bruce at one point
in the debate to call attention to the
Senate rule against members speaking
disparagingly of States other than their
own. The Marylander quickly denied
that he had violated the rule, and Black
rose also TO make similar declaration.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Washington wants no Power Trust.
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Evening star., 1928-05-17

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Evening star., 1928-05-17
BRUCE AND BLACK
CONTINUE DRY ROW
Alabaman Says New York and
Maryland Are in State
of Rebellion.

BY the Associated Press.
Differences of opinion concerning
prohibition and the merits of their re-
spective States have been aired in the
Senate again by Bruce of Maryland and
pIack of Alabama
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New Britain herald., 1928-06-22
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
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 Chicago-Mickey Walker, worlds middleweight champion. defeated Ace Hudkins, Nebraska, Go). Les Mariner, University of Illinois. technically knocked out Tex Me- Eween. Philadelphia @. Tnffy Griffith, Sioux City, Ia., defeated Wolcott Langford, Chicago. t6). Jack McKenna. Toronto, outpointed Johnny Gerardin. Minneapolis, (6). Frankie Sims. Cleveland. won from Oscar Battiste. Chicago, (6). Johnny Sherrod. Fort Worth. Tex. won B technical knockout over Billy Sher- man. Grand Rapids, Mich. Cl. Eddie Ballatin, Chicago, won over Johnny De Corsey, st. Paul, t4.
 New York - Jimmy McLarnin. California, technically knocked out Phil McGraw, Detroit. CD. Al Singer. New York. stopped Tommy Gerval. Shenandoah. Pa. (4.
 st. Louis Jack Sharkey Bos- ton, knocked out Leo Gates, New York t3.
 Detroit Billy Pctrolle. Fargo. N. D., defeated Bruce Flowers, New Rochelle. N. Y.. 10). Joe Ryder, Brooklyn. won from Johnny Hof- finger, Battle Creek, Mich, I6).
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22
M'LARN|N KAY0ES
 M'GRAW IN FIRST
lrishman Returns to Spotlight
 With Quick Victory

New York. June p R-Smiling Jimmy McLarnin. the baby faced Irish lad who enthroned himself in the hearts of New York fight fans in his first eastern appearance by a crashing one-round knockout of Sid Ferris. Manhattan's Ghost Of the Ghetto. has come back to his throne. After q month spent in the shade ceived at the hands of the light weight champion. Sammy Mandell, Jimmy made success of his come back last night by stopping Phil McGraw after only two minutes, 4J seconds of the first round.
 Jimmy's comeback was made by the same method as his first sensa- tional rise. the proper use of his smashing right fist. Tackling Me- Graw, one of the toughest battlers in his class. one whose jaw had never been found vulnerable in more ed three times with his good right mauler. and each time scored a clean knockdown. After the fourth time the Detroit florist went to the canvas, Referee Jack Dorman led McIarnin to & neutral corner in token of technical knockout
 McGraw was a perfect target for the Irishman's punishing right. Be- fore a dozen seconds of the bou: had passed Jimmy feinted and slipped over a terrific wallop that sent McGraw through the ropes. rhe Detroit battlcr fought back gamely with nothing but the boxers instinct to keep him going. but the battle had virtually ended with that one punch. Three times McGraw stumbled to his feet after going down. The fourth time when. the referee intervened it was doubtful whether he could have risen.
 Gotham's fans signalized the re- turn of McI.arnin to the heights with a burst of cheering such as seldom has been heard within the portals of Tex Richards temple of nStlcu1S. u WdS 1lllt iINt iiilot'S after the fight had ended before the announcer could make himself heard to proclaim McLarnin the victor.
 Baby Face Jimmy's second one round knockout has raised him 10 the same high level mong the light weights that he reached by his first. The fight had hardly ended be- fore the fans began calling for an- other meeting between the smiling Irishman and the dark sheik or Rockford.
 Always willing to obliee the cuso toners. Rickard has indicated his willingness to stage the return bout. Inless Jim Mullen, Chicago's box ing impresario, has a prior lien on McLarnins services. as R,ckard fears, he hopes to stage second Mandell-McI.arnin meeting before the end of the summer and give the New York fans a chance to zee more experienced Jimmy pit his punch against the boxing skill Of the champion.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22
TEAMS PLAN FOR
 TOUGH BATTLES
Falcons and Kensin6ton to Meet
 Stiff Opposition Sunday

Local baseball teams are all set for a busy weekend when visiting clubs, furnishing stiff opposition cross bats with them on Sunday. The Falcons have probably one of the greatest attractions in the state on tap at St. Mary's field Sunday afternoon when the team meets the Elm City Colored Giants.
 The visiting team is rated as the leading baseball combination in New Haven and is the colored champion ship outfit of New England. Where ever the outfit plays. the fans flock to see it in action and this Sunday afternoon will be no exception to this rule.
 The colored team not only plays first. line baseball but it also fur Every man on the team has bag full of antics that generally k,1p the crowd in an uproar. The team also has a large following that fol- lows it on all of it's road trips.
 "Cannonball" Smith will probably be on the mound. He has proved the nemesis of many another team and the Falcons will be hard put to it to get by him Sunday.
 kensingtOn vs. Bristol.
 kensinston will have 6 stiff job on it's hands when it meets the Bristol Endees Sunday afternoon in kensington. The Endees, after slow start have been hitting fast pace in the Connecticut State League and kensington will have to have its best team in the field to win. The rivalry between the two teams is red hot and there will be plenty of fun during the game.
 The kensington team this after noon is playing the Manchester team in Manchester. This is also another State League contest and the South Finders are hopeful of scoring a yic- tory as the first of two wins over the weekend,
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22
NEW BOXING CLUB WILL
 STAGE PRO FIGHTS HERE
Hardware A. C. Receives Its Bond From State Athletic Commissioner Thomas E. Don0hue - To Start in About Two Weeks With First of Series of New. Talent Shows - Memorial Field at Willow Brook Park to be Formed Into Arena-Favorites to Ap- pear

A new boxing club, to be known as the Hardware A. C. has been formed in this city and will conduct professional fights at Memorial Field in Willow Brook park during the outdoor season, according to an announcement from the office of State Athletic Commissioner Thomas E. Donohue today. The club receiv- ed its license and bond from tho state athletic commissioner yester- day.
 The members of the club are those men who formerly constituted the Mohawk A. C. and conducted amateur tournaments at the State Armory and the Tabs Hall. The officials stated today that it is their plan to stage a series of the highly popular new-talent professional fight cards at the local park. These new-talent shows form the avenues through which the former amateurs who proved to be so popular with the boxing fans of this city. make their appearance as professionals.
 The club plans to have a band at each show and this will keep things lively during the intermis- sions between bouts. An arena will be formed at Memorial Field with the bleachers already there and pre- dictions are rife that there will be plenty of interest in the coming pro- duction.
 date as yet for the first card but it is thought that the initial show of the outdoor season will be staged in about two weeks. All of the anna teurs who fought in this city and were numbered among the favorites, will ha Snoy, in aofio,,
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22
Lincoln School Teams
 Decide ChampiOnshin

One Of the greatest events of the season took place yesterday after noon at the Lincoln school when baseball teams from Grade s-1 and Grade e. met for the championship of the school. So great was the in terest in the game that the school Was dismissed for the spectacle
 Grade G-9 won by an II to 10 score, The lineup of he winners was as follows: Herbert Williams (captain) c, William Cormier p. Gustaf Ander- son lb, Jeano Bergagmin SIS. Bennie Taylor ob. Norman Anderson Sb. Arthur Pilz If. Fred Bernardo If and Charles Mangan cf. John McLarney and Felix Hummer were subs. The losers lined up as follows Perry Blair c. Laurent F'?urnier tcaptain) D. John Roth 1b, Louis Oldershaw ss. Kenneth Wackelin 2b, Howard Correll 3b, Peter Hummer If. Sher- man Stocks If and Joseph Lanteri cf.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

Adamowicz. Umpire: Lynch. Time: goo.
 Russwins Victors
 Although Johnson held the New matics well under his control and incidentally famed IS batters, the Machinists narrowly missed over- coming a five run lead established by the Russwins in the early innings of their game when thty staged a three-run rally in the ninth inning and came within one run of tying the score. The rally of the losers al most turned what had previously appeared as an easy victory for the Russwins into surprising defeat.
 The winners got an early lead, scoring two runs in the first inning, one more in the third. After this the Newmatics braced themselves and aided by some splendid hurling by Ernie Anderson prevented the win- ners from crossing the plate again.
 The winners scored twice in the opening frame withou much diff culty. Blanchard opened the inning with a long triple down the right field foul line. Hennessey. the next batter, walked and then stole sec ond,
 Stan Budnick hit a long fly to cen terield and Blanchard scored on Matis' catch. Hennessey moving to third on the play. Schneider then sent a long fly 10 Patterson in left and Hennessey counted.
 The Russwins had a wonderful opportunity to pile up big lead in the second. but poor base running by Procko spoiled this opportunity. Procko opened the inning with a fine double to center. Noonan fol- lowed with single to the same place and Procko reached third. Noonan stole second a moment later.
 Johnson then attempted a bunt and flied to Maher, who dropped the play and the runners held their bases. Suess was sent to run for Johnson.
 Blanchard then hit long fly to right which was caught by Swanson. Noonan and Suess held their bases with the intention of advancing on the catch. but Procko upset their plans by holding his lead off third base until the catch was made. He then went back to the base aud tried to score. after Swanson had thrown the ball to Maher. The lat ter made an easy throw 10 the plate and caught Procko by many feet.
 The double killing spoiled the winners chances of completing a big rally. but Noonan and suess man. aged to score in this frame on suc- cessivc singles by Hennessey and St. Budnick.
 In the following inning the Russ wins scored their final tally on L Budnick's double. an intield out and an "iror by Cosgrove on Noonan's Er 'lnr.
 Johnson disposed of the New ,.I in order during the tlrsi three innings, striking out six bat
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22
POLICEMAN 2S YEARS

Today is the oSth anniversary of the appointment of Supernumerary Officer Harry Mount. who is the third oldest member of the supernu- merary force in point of years ot service. Only Officers John Coffcy and Thomas Riley have been on the supernumerary force longer than Officer Mount.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22
RJNkH DINkS WIN

The Rinky Dinks baseball team dumped the Speedboys overheard by the score Of 3 to yesterday. Dom koski famed 14 men during the contest. Billy Wolak featured by hitting three home runs. Walter also crashed out a homer. For games call at 57 Erwin Place.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22
WEST ENDS PRACTICE

The West Ends baseball team will practice at Walnut Hill park Satur- day afternoon at o'clock. All mem- bers and candidates are requested to be present. \ practice game with the Tabs team will be held and the players on the team will be picked from among those who play.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22
IN IN TO
 
STANLEY WORKS BEAT OUT
 LANDERS IN TIGHT GAME

Walter Scott Big Righthander, Rests Frank Nestor in Pitching Duel-Sparkling Plays Add to Interest of Game-Russwins Nose Out Newmatics in Exciting Battle - Buttmakers Retain Undefeated Standing in League-Rulers Meet Fafnirs Tonight.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

Totals Ss 2 2 l5
 2-Batted for Hadley in 3rd.
 Zz-Batted for Gaston in 9th. Boston 0t0 3e2 nVG-9 Washington 0ol oo1 u1u--.
 Two base hits: Berry. Barnes, Meyer. Reeves. Bluege. Three base hit Berry. Winning pitcher: Morris. Losing pitcher: liadley. Empires: Barry. Connally and MeGoNau Time: l:4S.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

Leather is older than the art of writing. Explorers have always found leather wherever they have penetrated.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

Users Of push bikes in the British Isles are now estimated to number six millions.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

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 Two base tlt,: MrNee1y Branuon, Maninn, TotHergill, Noodall. Home runs: BfttenroIrt, Rice. Winning pitcher: 'rowler. Losing pitcher: Carroll. Um- lires: pineen, Van Gralan and Naliin. Time; H.l1.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

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New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

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New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

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New Britain herald., 1928-06-22
ROJ ND FOUR

Walkers second worked hard on his bleeding eye in an effort to heal the vound They exchanged lefts 'o the head and Hpdkins brought right ard left 10 the body. backing
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New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

Johnson disposed of the New i.I Ill order durlnS the llfst three innings, striking out six bat
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

Two base Nits: Goeb, Vincent, Nester. Ne Herman, Scott. Three base hits: A 1J rDruic7 I1ppiI.a. Lynch Tjn,.- q
New Britain herald., 1928-06-22

The Stanley Works baseball team retained it's first position in the In dustrial Baseball league last night when it took close game from the Landers crew. It was one of the best battles fought out in the league this season. In the second game of the night, the F. X E.. team crept nearer the top by setting back the New
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
UNAIAAKLEET NEWS ITEMS
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Especial Nugget Correspontlcncc)
 Unalakleet, Feb 2. 1928.
 Deputy Marshal Warren was here On January 29th and took in to custody Mishie Whaleback on charge of insanity. The boy was always subnormal and lately be- came vicious, and attempted upon several occasions to use knife or club. He also delighted in visiting houses when the menfolks were absent. soaring the occupants. All his actions recently showed vic ious and deranged tendency.
 Snow fell on the Yukon and the Portage for several days making travelling hardship. M. A. Winkler, Game Warden, struck 1t at its worst from here to Nulato on January 27th where at Kaltag and the Portage it took him twelve hours to negotiate twelve miles.
 Fred Tiepelman and Mrs. Tiep- e!man from Keewalik passed here January 30th on their way to visit Sinrock Mary, Eskimo Queen, now residing at Klikatarik.
 Henry IvanOff from Shaktoolik was here the first of February with q bunch of fur that he shipped out side. Amongst the lot were two beautiful cross foxes.
 A religious conference will be held here next month by the Luth- eran Mission and 1t is expected that the attendance will run into the hundreds as Evangelists and their adherents from White Mountain to Pilot Station have signified their intention of attending. If is to be hoped that the conference will be the means of bringing to the sur face the nobler attributes of those that attend and that they will carry back to their homes and villages a truer and deeper knowledge of the Crucified One.
 Our esteemed nurse Miss LeRoy went to St. Michael as witness for the Government in the insane case THOMAS A. POWERS.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
ST. GODDARD WINS SIXTH
 INTERNATIONAL DO<; DERBY

Quebec, Feb. 23, R-St. God dard won the Sixth Annual Interna- tional Dog Derby, defeating seppa!a in the third days heat of forty-one miles, by two minutes thirty-three seconds. St. Goddard's time for today's heat was three hours. thirty nine minutes and seven seconds. Seppala finished second today mak- ing the course in three hours forty one minutes forty seconds. and Earl Brydges was third in three hours forty-two minutes fifty seconds.
 The time for the three days race of one hundred and twenty three miles was as follows: St. Goddard, eleven hours fourteen minutes seventeen seconds: Seppala. eleven hours, seventeen minutes and thirty seconds; Brydges. eleven hours twenty-eight minutes and twenty-five seconds.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
THRILLING RESCUE OF
 WOMAN AT SEA IN STORM

New York, Feb. 23, R-Pass- engers arriving yesterday on the liner California told of thrilling rescue near Hamilton, Bermuda. of woman who was swept overheard during storm and rough seas into the shark infested waters. A high wave carried her overheard. She clung to the rail gate which broke away. she clung 10 the frail gate for more than half an hour. Dur ing the rescue in the rock strewn waters four persons were injured An unidentified young woman !:1d all her clothing torn of ard vas in the act c. ,iunging into the seething waters to attempt per sonal rescue when she was forcibly restrained fraln l.'unging in
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
HERRICK REGRETS ATTACKS
 PAN AMERICAS CONFERENCE

Paris. Feb. 23. (R-Amhas ssador Herrick yesterday expressed regret for the unjustified attacks upon the Pan-American Conference by some European newspapers while he was acting as host at the annual Washington Birthday luncheon. which this year was given to south and Central American diplomats. Herrick deplored that some DOT tions of the European press should 20 gravely misunderstood the senti- rents between the various Ameri- can Republics and should misrep- resent the intentions which animate their relations" He declared that American affairs should not be measured by the European yard stick
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
AUSTRALIA DON'T THINK
 MUCH IINDBERGH'S WORK

Candrea, Australia, Feb 23, (P) on the flight of Bert Pinkler from England to Aus tralia, Secretary Robert Horne, the former chancellor of the exchequer said: "Pinkler has outclassed Lind bergh's achievement. His flight is the most encouraging and inspiring that has yet taken place. and it is believed by the whole British race that Britain has outclassed Lind bergh many times in recent devel- opment of flying. Pinkler's flight required endurance over long per iods, patient courage of an eXcep- tioDal order. This flight is the greatest single achievement in the history of aviation.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
VIRGINIA PAYS TRIBUTE
 TO PRESIDENT COOLIDGE

Washington, Feb. g. R,-Vir- ginia, which gave George Washing ton to the Nation, yesterday recall ed her glorious past for President Calvin Coolidge. with the celebra- dents 196th Birthday Anniversary The elm shaded streets along which the first President rode on his way States Flags and bunting for the occasion. Military and patriotic organizations sought for places in the parade past the reviewing stand for salute from President Cool idge.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Nome is the o1tfitin9 base for all Alaska exploring exuedttiOns.