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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-11-01

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New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
OLDEN CEMETERIES
 USED FOR BURIAL
Ancient Ones in Boston Again
 Are Reopened

Boston. March l6 LP-Even to this day Hoston's ccnturies-old downtown cemeteries are openl from time 10 time for funerals.
 The out Of town visitors hreathes only tha spirit Of the past i'll these places of mouldering tomhs and crumblng monuments where he traces historic names on the weath ering Sonss. The modern Bost O. nlon hurries past the burial places daily without so much as glancing at them. But now and then a mem Der of some old family is laid 10 rest with his ancestors in the old family tomb or plot.
 Two years ago the burial ground on Boston Common was opened for the funeral of Miss Helen C. Park CT Of Newton, member Of an old Massa chusetts family. And this March the venerable Kings Chape burial ground was opened to re ceive the body of Mrs. Abbie Allen, 96-year-ol Lynn woman. She was burned there with members of her family at her own request. Her was the first there in 40 years.
 Mrs. Allen was q descendant of the family of Oliver Wendell Holmes She was q relative 0. the late Professor Barrett Wendell of Harvard and was a member of the famous Lloyd family of Boston.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
City Items

Tickets for the Wennerbers Chorus at Hultsrens and Miller & Hanson's 's.-adyt.
 A meeting Of rhe school accom- modations committee Of the school board will be held this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock to consider bids for re- construction of the Israel Putnam school roof.
 The only St. Patrick's entertain ment at Tabs. Sat, Night. Tickets 5oc.-adv.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel WaskoUitz and daughter. Miss Ginger Wasko- Ult2. will motor to Long Island. x. Y, for the weekend.
 Johnston $ clean coal Is good coal, City Coal (. Wood Go. Tel 2l7.
 -3dvt X daughter. Mary Louise. was born 10 MT. and Mrs. Frank Lam nhier of Arch street last Monday. MT Lamphier is manager of the Vogue Shoe shop.
 Nash Shit or Topcoa'. s.a. 90 Me Cabc, 49 Walnut St. Tel. 45i.-adv.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
Slattery Elated Over
 Pitching and Hitting

St. Petersburg. Fla. March 16.-- tP>-Such pitching and hitting as the Boston Braves uncorked yesterday 10 whiiewash the Yankees GO, made Manager Jack Slattery far from blue. He was delighted with the work of Eddie Brandt, the Seattle rookie, who was wild at times. but never too wild to hold in check Miller Huggins heavy artillery. Henry Wertz, who finished the game, did almost as good. and the Yankees. who evident ly had been fed the wrong dope con- cerning the prowees of the Braves, registered unconcealed chagrin. Dick Rudolph, former Braves coach. and now manager of the Waterbury club of the Eastern league. saw the Yankee slaughter.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
Ohio Teams Are Even
 In Baseball Series

New Orleans. March Is PI-The Ail-Ohio exhibition series between the Cleveland Indians and the Tole- do American Association champion ship club stood even-up today,
 Playing their regular lineup for the first time this season, the ln- 1ians took an easy 10 victory yesterday at New Orleans. Three rockies. underhill. Brown and Col lard. did the mound duty for the tribe and added to the conviction of the Cleveland bosses that this years crop of recruits was well worth gar nerlng.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
Weak in Fielding But
 Strong With the Willow

West Palm Beach. Fla. March Is R}--Ralph kress, a. recruit working hard to clinch 8. shortstop position on the reorganized St. Louis Browns, made five errors yesterday but prac- tically out-batted his fielding mis- takes by driving out three singles and a double. in the exhibition game with the Phillies at Winter Haven yesterday. Two of his errors were of a. doubtful character.
 Paul Richard. six foot two inch infielder has been released by the Browns to Tulsa of the Western League.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

must contribute 10 the support of two small boys he made fatherless when his car struck and killed Floyd Torrey here two weeks ago.
 Taken before the woman judge. lokuhones, who faced the possi- h!lity Of prosecution on q negligent homlcide charge, was "sentenced" 10 visit the fatherloss children, four anu SIX years old, once month for two years. and to pay s400 toward helr support. She refused to rec ommend warrant charging the youth with homicide.
 Nine young people were in the car which struck and killed Torrey. Five other youths in the party hayo
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
Reds Play Senators
 Today and Tomorrow

Orlando. Fla. March 15 P5-The Cincinnati Reds have deserted their training camp here for two day stay at Tampa 10 play the Washing ton Senators today and tomorrow.
 Bill Miller. Chicago semi-pro worked five innings for the veterans tn the six inning game with the colts yesterday and allnyed three hits. The veterans won, { to :.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
BOWLING TOURNEY
Eastern Stars Arrive To Threaten Marks of Leaders tn Congress At Kansas City.

kansas City. March lG R-Marks Of leaders in the American bowling congress tournament here were threatened today with the arrival of eastern stars. including B. Spinella Of New York. all-event champion.
 IWo-men tea ms were assigned eX- elusive use O. the alleys throughout the morning and afternoon. These squads included entries from Buff falo. \. Y. Milwaukee. Chicago, St. Louis, Newark, x. J.. and Fort Dodge, Iowa.
 fourte'n ilNe-men teams from New York were marked lip in the first squad 10 roll tonight. In addi- tion 70 Spinella, Mort Lindsey, rank cd among the first ten bowlers of the country. will shoot with New oTk city entries.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

eH-iliAlhs oecision to . over Portland's Coast Leaguers at orange yesterday. It was also the first game in which Manager Mccarthy gave his pitchers five and four inn- lhss workouts, Guy Bush and Phil Nelnert doing the hurllrg.
 Inc squad returned here last night 10 resume its serles with in, Los Angeles and Hollywood clubs.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
Gyrating Cheer Leaders
 At H. $. Basketball Duel

real touch Of ine old New Brit n-Hartford Public High school rivalry will be felt tonight when five cheer leaders will take charge oi inoise-making by the crowd during 'the annual basketball game at tkc Stanley Arena
 The leaders will he Lester Hume,
 Milford Muche. Rolacr, Hayes. Ed
 na kieffer. and Vera sherman. Tickets for the annual game are selling well at the school and with "a large public sale indications are the crowd should he the largest in the last decade, At present basket
 ball at High school has shown 9
 large deficit.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

pressure. I doubt if q f1rmer bed rock would have been encountered even at lower levels even if it had been sought"
 A group of geologists named by the Los Angeles bureau of water and power inspected the site of the broken dam but refused to make public any statement Of it's fnd- lngs.
 Typhoid vaccination Of refugees and workers in the flood district was begun here yesterday and near iy 800 were treated.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
N. N. Nelson, Electrician,
 Goes Into Bankruptcy

With assets Of $600 and liabili- ties of s5.67s.sl, Nels N. Nelson, New Britain electrical contractor has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy In the United States dis trict court, New Haven. He Is rep resented by Attorney Monroe $. Cor don. Among the largest creditors are George l.. Cans, $500: Service Electrical Supply Co. sS06.S1: Spring 6; Buckley. s9oo: Southern New England Electric Go. s17o.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
INVESTIGATING SICK,

Inspector A. N. Rutherford of the building department is investigating report that an advertising sign atop the building at 16s Main street is being reconstructed without proper authorization. The sign Is the one which the General Outdoor Advertising Co. asked permission to replace. but was denied a permit.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
ELECTED RECENT

San Marine. March jG (CP)-- Commentators Dumenico Nalh and Francesca Pas1uall today were elect ed aptainselect of thls tiny repuh- months, 10 direct the activities of the grand council. from whose mem hersliip they were selected by their fellow legislators.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
AGAIN MASCOT

Rome. March Is (UP)-General Linberto Mobile has decided that his fox terrier Titina again shall be his mascot on his forthcoming diriE- ble balloon expedition to the north pole She accompanied him on his former trip.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

The pocket surgical case uosd by David Livingstone. the great ex- plorer. In his daily work in Africa, was recently presented 10 the Royal Faculty of Physicians and surDsons Of Glasgow, Scotland.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
TO KICK BALL

Rome. March Is Up) -Premler Mussolini will kick the ball into play in sn ltaF- Hungary football match March 25 that will inaugurate the rebuilt national sports stadium. King Victor Emmanuel will attend the match, The seating capacity of the stadium will be 6O.nNo,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
First Home Run Breaks
 Up Overtime Ball Game

Los Angeles. March IS R--Hack Wilson's first home run of the Sea son broke up the first extra inning ball game of the training trip for Chica go's Cubs, The Cubs taking
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
|. TOTAL DEAD

Santos Brazil. March IS N - An official check today established the death toll of the landslides from Mount Serrat at S3. or thoee III persons died after being dug out of the debris.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
Death Car Driver Must
 Help Support Orphans

MuskeSonn, Mich. March l6 tP.- Hy edict Of Probate Judge Ruth Thompson. Johu YokuboneS. 1G.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
FLOWERS VS. PETR0LLE
Lightweight Title Contenders to Clash Tonight in 10 Round Bout at Garden.

New York. March IS tP-Bruce Flowers. New Rochelle, N. Y.. negro and Billy Petrolie, the Fargo Ex- press. clash in a ten round light weight struggle in the main event at Madison Square Garden tonight.
 This will be Petrolle's first ap- pearance in the Garden in nearly two years,
 In his last battle here. Petrolle knocked out Hilario Martinez in two rounds, Both Flowers and Petrolle are contenders for Sammy Man dells championship.
 The ten round semi-hnal will bring together Eddie (CannonbalD Martin. former king of the ban tams, and Davey Abad. In another go of the same distance. Joey kauf- man will trade punches with Man. uel Quintero. Florida lightweight,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

volunteered to help the childsea, whose mother has disappeared.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

Incidentally. he also stated i'll let ters he has written 10 local men that he IS already 3 bidder for q place on the All-NeW Britain football team II there is to be such an organization next season.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

'Poss' was one of the greatest backs the II. of r. ever turned out. He reached the heights of fame in 1922 against the Navy in the last few minutes of a game he turned almost certain defeat into victory through two great runs for touch downs.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

News reports today stat. that the Eastern team Of howlars has arrived at Kansas City to take part Tn the National Title Rowling Congress be- ing conducted there, Although far removed from this section. the con- tests ir the West will be watched closely by followers of the sport here because of the fact that one Of the entries from NeW York is Barney Spinella, one man champion Of the world.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

Spinella has appeared in thls city on several occasions against Eddie Anderson. former state duckpin champion, and the local boy has won a majority of matches against the New Yorker. Barney is known everywhere as a. liheable fellow and . crack bowler,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

Here's another all-etar roller hockey team received this morning from Jake: First rush. Davies, Wa Meriden: center. Boucher. New Britain: halfback, Jean. Hartford. and goal, Rlount. New Britain,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

Still another selection puts the team this way: First rush, Boucher. New Britain: second rush. Pierce, Meriden: center, Thompson, Bristol, halfbach. Morrison. Merlden. and goal. Purcell. Meriden.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

4 movement has already been started to take on these youngsters for games next year. This will be the salvation of the game because new blood and new life are needed,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

Fans would like to see boys such B.. Eddie McAloon, junior, and Francis Fusari. rushes: Dick Hyland as a halfhack, George Bsyer as 3. goal tender and many others, given 6 chance to make the big time next season. Lundevilie of Meri1en has made a success of his first entry into the American league and there is room for many more like him.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

Already "Poss" has been in con- munication with friends in this city relative 10 certain young men with athletic ability who might make names for themselves in sports un- der his guidance, Several names have been sent to him and New Britain will be represented in the Pennsylvania institution next fall. according to the present dope.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10
ATTEMPT TO MERGER 8
 ALASKA SALMON C.ANNERIES

San Francisco. Mar. 10, R,-Ef- forts to arrange merger of eight Alaska Salmon canneries are con- tinued. although the couferees an- nounced that they have been un- able so far to reach decision. They said they had continued the conferences until Monday.
 The conferees said they represent small independent canneries operat- ing on the Southeastern Alaska coast, and sought consolidation to meet more progressively the compe- tition of the Pacific American Fish cries Company of Beliingham. and the Alaska Packers of San Fran cisco. They added that the confer ences have been going on for two years and that recent meeting held at Seattle had ended in failure but that there was still hope for the merger.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10
WANTED CHANGE DATE
 Gs or INAUGURATION

Wash ton. March 10. (N-The White-Norris Constitutional Ameud- sment bilI' to abolish the ..lne Snek { :. si. GSas4sss.s aa6 td ttl l. the Presidential inauguration date, was today rejected by the House by a vote of 2OS to 157, lacking thirty six votes of the necessary two-thirds for the approval of . Constitution al Amendment in the House. This action indefinitely shelves the ann endment for this session of Con- gress. The amendment in slight ly modified form was approved ear Her in the session by the Senate which in the previous session voted to abolish the lame duck session. " The Republican House leader led a hard fight against the proposed amendment.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10
ALASKA MINING MAN
 CALLED TO HIS REWARD

Seattle. Mar. 10. F-Joshua D.. Meenach. Alaska pioneer mining promoter and operator, died here Thursday, and was buried this morning. Meenach was life member of the Arctic Brotherhood and made his first trip to Alaska in 1895. Two years later he join ed the Klondike gold rush and To- cated on Bonanza creek. He led an expedition into the remote Cop per river valley in 1903 in the in terests of John Andrews, New York millionaire in developing the Nizina placer gold fields of that district. Meenach was also the first president of the Mother Lode Copper Mines. He is survived by a widow. two daughters. son and six brothers.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10
MRS. FORREST, MISS LEAkE
 FOUND SAFE AT PIMUTE

Holy Cross, March 10, (R-Lost on the windswept wastes of tundra fifty miles from Portage between the Kuskokwim and Yukon rivers. two women were guided to safety by the faithful leader of their team of malamutes. Word of the safety of Mrs. Forrest and Miss Leake was brought here late yesterday even- ing by an Indian named Sergio. from Pimute Lake. He said the women were suffering from cold aad exposure as | result of several nights spent on the shelterless Portage. not knowing where they were being taken for several days and nights. The two women faced the strong northerly winds and low temperature until their leader led them into the little village of Pimute.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10
BUZZARD CAUSES WRECK
 PLANE; 2 MARINES KILLED

Managua. Mar. 9. R-A buzz gard. clumsy and slow in flight IS credited with having brought to earth a fast moving United States Marine plane, killing the two oc- cupants. Captain William C. Byrd. of Orangeburg. South Carolina. and Sergeant Rudolph A. Frankforder. of Quantico. Virginia. They were speeding along over heavily wooded country on a test flight. The plane was struck by large buzzard. which broke strut sup porting the right wing. As the plane was about to land at Esteli the wing collapsed and the plane fell. Tn men jumped out of the plane 250 feet from the ground and were both instantly killed.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10
STEAMER HIGH AND DRY
 NEAR PLYMOUTH. MASS.

Plymouth. Mass. Mar. 10. (R- The Eastern Steamship Company's steamer Robert E. Lee is high and dry on Mary Ann Rocks, off Mano- met Point. near Plymouth. The big steamer grounded while she was bound from Boston to New York last night and her engineroom flooded. Weather conditions im- proving rapidly indicated that no attempt would be made to take of the twenty passengers and the llS members of the crew until high wa ter late this afternoon. Earlier at tempts to transfer those aboard to a sister ship. the George Washing ton. were abandoned due to numer- ous reefs and shallow water. Sev- eral rescue ships are standing by. The blinding snow storm which was raging ceased, and the gale abated considerably and the efforts were abandoned as 1t appeared the ship was safe. Radio messages re- ceived from the Robert E. Lee dur ing the night indicated that the vessel was in grave danger, but as soon as the storm let up these fears ceased. The passengers are com fortable aboard the stranded ship and there Is no confusion.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10
HICKMAN AND HUNT
 CONVICTED OF MURDER

Los Angeles, Mar. 10, (P)-Hick- man and Hunt were today convict ed of the murder Of C. Ivy Toms, druggist, about a year ago. but the verdict carried recommenda- tion of life imprisonment of both lads.
 A half hour later the same jury was deliberating Hickman's sec ond plea of not guilty by reason of insanity, but found him sane.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-10

As for the followers of the long cared Jackass. they are lining up pretty strong for Al Smith of New York, and if he is nominated the COP will realize they have a fight on their hands at the polls. Of course Smith would not get a great many of the radical prohi votes of his party. and his Rom anism is another hurdle to jump But if they nominate him under the two thirds majority rule of the democrats. it will mean that that the party is pretty well un- ited And while the ultra drys will knife him in his own party. there will be whole lot of good republicans who will remember his square stand on this prohibit tion nonsense.