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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11
GERMANY Is STUNNED
Political Circles Surprised at Brands
Speech Which Belittles German
Claims That She Is Disarmed.

Berlin. Sept. IL R)-German
political circles are stunned at the
speech of Arstide BRAND, French
foreign minister. at Geneva. NJ.
BRAND in the course of his speech
beIittled Germany's claim that she
had been disarmed while other coun-
tries showed no signs of reducing
armed forces.
NJ. BRAND is asserted by German
correspondents at Geneva to have
given the policy of understanding
between France and Germany the
heaviest blow it has ever had. They
use such expressions as malicious,
"dogmatical" and unjust"
"A more wicked attack against
Germany cannot be imagined" re-
marks the Lokal Anzeiger, a ma
tionalist paper.
Another nationalist paper. the
Deutsche Tageszeitung, says that
BRAND has at last shown his real
face and tainted Chancellor Mueller
with an insolence which must have
reminded him of his experience
when he signed the treaty of YER
sailles.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11
LOS ANGELES HAS
FINANCIAL CENTER
Street Named by Spaniards
Years Ago

Los Angeles. Sept. II R0Span-
iards who founded Los Angeles gave
one of its streets the poetic name
Gale de La Primavera. the 'Street
of Springtime." Today 1t Is busy
canyon of skyscrapers, center OF
one of the fastest-growing financial
districts in the United States, but
plain Spring street.
Near the heart Of the street
stands the new Los Angeles Stock
Exchange building. housing the sue
cessor OF an institution founded
September %. 1887. The Exchanges
volume of business last year was
$242, 100000. In the first six months
Of 1928 the total was $419,000.0 900.
Last December seat on the Ex-
change sold for $4,000. A few
weeks ago new member paid
$4,000 and since then $4,000 has
been bid for the right to trade Oh
the floor. On June 1 the post sys-
tenn of trading was inaugurated and
June 1 the Los Angeles Curb Ex-
change was opened. sponsored by
the older institution.
The history of formal financial
trading In Los Angeles since the
inauguration of the first stock ex-
change Is chronicle OF ups and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11

downs. The original Stock and
Bond Exchange existed about eight
months in = city then having a
population Of $4,000. The blow that
killed 1t came wneh 1t lent the rem
nant Of Its reserve fund. $1,000, to
needy number accepting as col
lateral Z bond issued by a civic
organization. The bond proved
worthless. the borrower insolvent
and the exchange died.
The Los Angeles Mining and
Stock Exchange, second member OF
the family OF five whose youngest
10 the present institution, came into
being in May, 1896. with an auspi-
cious formal opening. Its first reg
ular trading took place in August.
but less than . month later the Ex-
change passed away. its final act
being to sell its effects to = political
club.
In June. 1897, the Los Angeles
Stock and Mining Exchange, unde-
TERED by the gravestones OF two
predecessors, reared its head with
an initial membership list Of ~.
1t began to weaken with the slow
ing down Of mining activity and in
1899 was dissolved.
While its sorrowing members
were holding the wake, successor.
fourth in line, was establish ed as
the Los Angeles Stock and Bond
Exchange. 1t apparently was as
much a social organization as ~
thing else, a weekly luncheon being
its principal activity. 1t died at one
Of these in June, 1905.
The present Los Angeles Stock
Exchange, an unincorporated asso-
citation not for profit, came into
existence December Z. 1899 as the
Los Angeles Oil Exchange. Its first
membership sold for $50. Gradual
ly it absorbed smaller exchanges,
changed it's name to that 1t now
bears, moved Its quarters as 1t
grew and today occupies it's own
building with complete and modern
trading equipment.
John Earl Jardine is president,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11
ROBINSON ASKS
FOR TOLERANCE
Pleads for Religious Freedom in
Virginia Address

Robinson Special Car En- Route to
Raleigh. N. c.. Sept II @-Leav.
Ing behind In Virginia a plea for
religious liberation and an appeal
that the battles of Thomas Jefferson
for separation of church and state
be remembered, Senator Robinson,
the democratic vice presidential
nominee today carried his campaign
farther down the Atlantic seaboasd,
Moving forward to North Carolina
from which state rumblings of un-
rest In democratic ranks have beer
heard. Mr.. Robinson had arranged
Tor two speeches, one at Raleigh to-
night and the other at Charlotte on
Wednesday.
Dcfends Religion
In Richmond. his only stop In the
Old Dominion, the senator last night
devoted practically all of his address
to an attack upon those who he said
were opposing Governor Smith be-
cause of his membership in the
Catholic church.
To this group he issued a chal-
lenge for them to come out Into
the open. cease guerrilla warfare
and fight face to face"
II any one after a study of the
record of the democratic presiden-
tial nominee. he declared. will re-
pudiate him because of his church
affiliations then praise God from
whom all blessings flow. We will get
along without him.
Again referring to what he de-
scribed az '"hired men" spreading
unloading information concerning
Governor Smith, the senator said,
az he cid at Dallas. Texas, that there
was . report abroad that the New
York executive was "drunkard"
and In almost the same breath de-
clared that there was not word
Of truth" in the charge.
Harm Themselves
The senator told the Richmond
audience, which packed the city
auditorium and overfowed into the
streets, that in his opinion the com
paratively few" ministers who had
injected the religious issue into the
campaign had made a great mis-
take and done themselves more
harm than they can do" to Cover
nor Smith. From the very start last
night the democratic vice presiden-
tial nominee warmed to his address.
He hardly had finished his first SEN
tence before he began humping the
speakers table with his fists. He
apparently had SO much to say that.
speech lying on the table before
him.
While his phraseology differed
from that document. he hit most of
tho subjects 1t contained with the
exception OF the introduction. In
copies given to the press, the sena-
tor in the second paragraph had
declared that in some states a
vague dread of undue church In
fluence in governmental affairs had
become manifest and then added:
THE real reason for the extraordi-
nary and unjustified attacks made
upon the democratic nominee for
president is believed to be his menu
hership in the Catholic church; not
his attitude on the subject of prohi-
bition.'
Introduced BY Swanson
Mr.. Robinson was introduced by
Senator Claude A. Swanson, OF
Virginia, who said he was whole
heartedly behind the Smith-Robin-
son ticket. Besides Swanson. those
occupying places on the platform
included Senator Glass Of Virginia
and Governor Harry +. Byrd.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11

Local moving enterprises NV ~
role largely Of dispatchiag stat3aae
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11
"RABAIIM REDUCED
MY vARlC0SE Veins
AND STOPPED PAM"

ssys George ". Campbell. Barber. Hssardville.
Conn. Il am writing to tell you of the benefits
have received from Ra5alm. My work as
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11

York. operated by the National
Broadcasting Co, with WGY. the
General Electric's giant station at
Schenectady and kDkA. the big sta
ton operated by the Westinghouse
company at Pittsburgh
The commissions order announced
today effective November IL is the
result OF four months work, inv esti-
cation and hearings and makes a
complete realignment OF almost all
stations in the country. 1t carries
cut the intent OF congress at the last
session to equalize broadcastiny and
reception for all sections OF TIE
country instead of giving the big
stations in the large cities over
whelming advantage.
These changes will require
changes in the dial settings for
nearly every type OF radio set in all
parts of the country, but the COM
mission feels that the reallocation
Will result in superior broadcasting
service both from the viewpoint of
the small community station and the
high power station. and will prove
OF distinct advantage to the listen
ing public.
A large number of stations which
nave appeared to operate more for
private profit than for the benefit of
the listening public have been denied
renewal of their licenses. The
broadcasters have been Impressed
with the fact that they must here
after give programs of advantage
primarily to the public or get off the
air.
The commission announces that
hearings will be granted any sta
lions dissatisfied with the power and
frequencies allotted them, but makes
1t clear they must specify exactly
what they want and submit their
case before November IL the date
the new ALLEGATIONS go into effect.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11
Gene Tunney Announces
He Will Ride Cushions

Paris. Sept. II R-Gene Tunney
is going to ride the cushions of reg
ular passenger trains around Europe
instead Of wearing out his No. II
brogans on a hiking tour. He Is
going to carry through his program.
although he has abandoned the hik-
ing feature because he realizes he
could not walk the roads Of France
without being followed and making
the tour a sort Of parade.
Beyond giving up the idea Of
walking" he said. Il have made no
change in my plans. 1t is absolute
ly untrue that I am cutting my visit
short. I am not going back to
Ametica Saturday."
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11
Motor Vans Facilitate
Inter.City Transfers

New York. Sept. II RNThe
moving man is looking for larger
worlds 10 conquer.
Development OF the motorized
moving van. which has virtually
eliminated the horse dra wn vehicle.
has made possible the orga imitation
of a cooperative association Of
niture handlers with facilities for
transfer of furniture, without the
necessity OF packing. between cities
throughout the country.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11
FLASHES OF LIFE: FRANZ ROMER
HOPES TO FLY TO GERMANY

Newton. Mass. - Old mans game,
this golf. Uh huh! Tommy Taller,
16. society youngster. had rs. Don
Moe. II. Of Portland Ore. a - and
that antique veteran Bobby Jones. a
paterfamilas Of 26. took n in the
first Is hole qualification play for
the national amateur title.
New York - Father Is to teach
son football at Fordham. Dave
Cavanaugh il out for the freshman
team. His father. Frank W., ia
head coach. He played end. So
does the youngster.
Greenwich, r. !. - There is to be
an international women's polo
match Sept. 23. A team is coming
from Alberta to play an American
team, places on which are sought
by Becky and Sally Lanier, Miss
Mary Leary and Mrs. James Hew-
lett among others.
New York - Lady Louis Mount
batten, who as Edwina Ashley was
England's richest heiress. is among
10000 persons who arrived from
abroad in one day. She is to be the
guest of General and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt in Newport and New
York.
Santa Barbara, Cal. BY royal
orders Leftenant George Windsor is
forbidden to fly. An invitation from
an actress to soar to Hollywood has
been declined with thanks. When
II. NJ. S. Durham arrived the leften-
ant got a message from his father
who is King George V.
New York = Jordan d. HILL for
mer West Point cadet, has been
having hard luck at attempting
long distance solo cruises. Last July
he tried canoe trip to Panama and
got as far as Sandy Hook before the
craft was smashed against a jetty.
His latest effort was a trip to Ha-
vana in sea sled. He got a few
feet from the end Of Manhattan Is
land when his engine died and a
1ireboat towed him in:
San Juan, Porto Rico - Having
crossed the Atlantic in a 21-foot
collapsible canoe with sails and a
motor. Franz Romer hopes to fly
back to Germany after he reaches
New York.
New York Who holds the
worlds record for footage of film?
Pickford? Fairbanks? Chaplin? No.
Lindberg. Figures compiled by the
aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
show it.
Glasgow From IS to 500 miles
above the earth, in the belief of
Professor A. Ii. II. Goldie. there is
IAN electric current of 100000 or
so ampcres, and it causes storms on
the earth by induction.
New York The dry Leviathan's
nose has been dampened by some
choice liquor. A trunkful seized
from passenger was smashed
against the liners bow. 1t contained
two bottles Of champagne. two of
benedictine, two of chartreuse, two
of cherry brandy. two of cointreau.
two of brandy, two of dubonnet, and
six compartment bottles holding
such things as kirsch, prunella, APP
ricot brandy and then some.
Scranton, Pa. - Her hair having
turned gray after treatment at a
beauty parlor, Miss Mary Nahaday
has been awarded damages of ST.
800.
New York Opera in modern
dress without scenery is to be pre-
scented by the National Broadcasting
company. 1t is to send on tour to be
seen company which has been
heard on the air.
New Haven-New Haven county
fair opened last night, with formal
opening ceremony, by the United
States Senator Hiram Bingham and
Mayor Thomas Tully of New Haven.
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS league
of negro voters unanimously adopt
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11
Hoover To WORK
FAST IN jersey
Will Conduct WhirlWind Per-
sonal Campaign for Two Days

| washington, sept. IL Ne-HeFDeTt
Hoover has approved a program OF
whirlwind personal campaigning
| for his two day visit In New Jersey
early next week.
Arriving early Monday afternoon
at Newark, where that night he
will deliver the third prepared
speech of his campaign for the
| presidency, the republican candidate
will make a motor trip through
Orange, East Orange. South Orange
and half dozen smaller towns in
the vicinity.
Tuesday morning he will motor
deep into Hudson county, a demo-
cratic stronghold, visiting an avia-
ton field and Jersey City. Hoboken.
Weehawken and number of
smaller places before returning to
Newark in the early afternoon for
luncheon which Senator Walter E.
Edge will give for the republican
state county and city leaders.
Speeches Uncertain
Just how many. if any, eXtempo-
raneous speeches the candidate will
be called upon to make is uncer-
tain, but no doubt he will address
the luncheon and also may have IL
word or two to say in some of the
cities and towns.
For the most part, however, the
program simply calls for him to
drive through the main streets of
the towns where thousands will
have an opportunity to see him. He
will be welcomed by the mayors in
republican municipalities and by
party leaders in those where the
The nominees address at Newark
will deaf with labor and will be
broadcast over a nation wide chain
of radio stations. 1t probably will
require three quarters of an hour
for delivery. The program will be-
gin at eight o'clock eastern daylight.
saving time.
To Be Printed
The republican standard bearer
finished his address last night and
sent it to the printer. 1t is expected
that 1t will be ready for distribution
to the press late today or early to-
morrow. With this speech Off his
mind, after more than a week of
intermittent labor on it, the nomi-
nee can claim few days for rest
and recreation and hopes to be able
to spend them fishing on lower
Chesapeake bay.
The candidates decision to visit
more than a score of places in the
vicinity of Newark came as some
thing of a surprise to some of his
advisers, who had expected him to
make q flying trip to New Jersey,
arriving late Monday and returning
early Tuesday.
While republican leaders of New
Jersey are confident OF carrying the
state for the national ticket in No
vember. they appreciate that they
have job on their hands as the
democrats under the leadership of
A'ANy VI AAN 44d uc VI JeTSty lily,
q vice chairman Of the democratic
national committee, are making q
strenuous campaign.
South I'm October
Returning to Washington, Hoover
will remain here until early Octo-
Der when he will go south to speak
at Elizabethton, Tenn. Later he will
visit New York and Boston and
then start for his California home.
In making the journey back
across the continent to cast his bal
lot on November the republican
will be setting an example
which he has said he hopes all
others who are eligible to partici-
pate in the election will follow.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11

New Haven--Iindepend league
of negro voters unanimously adopt
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11

New Haven-New Haven county
fair opened last night, with formal
opening ceremony, by the United
States Senator Hiram Bingham and
Mayor Thomas Tully of New Haven.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11

New York - Opera in modern
dress without scenery is to be pre-
scented by the National Broadcasting
company. 1t Is to send on tour to be
seen company which has been
heard on the air.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-11

Scranton, Pa. - Her hair having
turned gray after treatment at a
beauty parlor, Miss Mary Nahaday
has been awarded damages of ST.
500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-19
NEWTON STILL LEADING
IN RACE ACROSS U. S

TWO GUN CAMP, Ariz., March 10
Fj.-Arthur Newton, Rhodesia, South
Africa retained commanding lead in
the Los Angeles-to-New YORK mara
thon al the start Of today's 26-miIe
jaunt TO Winslow.
Eddie Gardner, Seattle negro. and
Earl Dilks, New Castle, Pa, tied for
first yesterday IN the fifteenth lap Of
IS miles from Flagstaff. They finished
in hours So minutes, minutes ahead
Of Newton.
Elapsed time Of the leaders: Newton,
S6 hours 3 minutes seconds; Andrew
Payne. Claremore. Okla, 95 hours 10
minutes q seconds: Arne Soumenin,
Detroit. 81 hours II minutes SIS Sec
onds: John Cronick, Saskatoon, Can
ada, SO hours 40 minutes IS seconds;
Gardner. lot hours IS minutes IL sec
onds: John Falow, Passaic. N. j., lot
hours IS minutes SIS seconds; william
Kerr. Minneapolis. 112 hours a min
utes 8 seconds: Dilks, 11s hours min
utes IS seconds.