New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], December 17, 1925, Page 16, Image 16

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DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925.
NEW COALPAULEY
Proposes Full Discussion Alter
Meeting Penna. Mayors
I'lillnilplplila, Dec. IT ( -Anthr.v
Hie miners and opCTiiiurs toilay
hwaitfd formal invitation from u
ronimlltee of mayors and liurui .si.-s
lo resume wago negotiations timl
rnd tho long .strike now In it a Jtith
ve!t. They will ho lnvlti.il to m.-c-t
fit Pcraiitun next Wedivsil.iy or at
hny other time und pluce ioiiM.ni.nt
to Uith bides to take up .li -otii-sion
of wages and worUInt; con 111 ions
vhor' It was broken off lot auhuM
In Atlantic City.
Thf latest proposition to end tlv
hi'iidloi'k caino truni a ni'-i'iinc vith
(iovrrnor Flncliot in i la rrMn.irK
Ji'sti rdny of upproxlnuii y 50 may
ors and buriresfes of hard coi.l com
n i u nl t i 03. The n 51 -ft .it ii executives
nlso proposed thai full 'i renewal
of diseusions be W'h IImj iinder
HSiiding that either Rlioiild he
free to hring tip its own plan or
plans, Gfncrnor Pini.-hot's pioposals
or nny others that may he 0IT1 red.
Governor l'lnrhot was authorized
hy Uie executives to appoint a rum
nilttee of seven to carry the imita
tion to the miners nnd operators
Vind ho was given two days In whieh
to mnounce the personnel of tho
t ummittee.
Pending: formal notlfleatlon on
tlie action of the Harrithiiri? meet
Ins representatives of both tho min
ers and operators withheld comment
as to what their probable attitude
Mmild be. Ro'h sides are on record
ns ready to resume mining opera
tions on the ba:ds of a plan submit
ted by outside interests, but the two
proposals differ.
A peace plan submitted by seven
of the elKht I.usvrno county mem
hers of the Pennsylvania housn of
representative providing for an im
mediate return to work while wage
negotiations r In progi'i'S", fl
or 10 year itgrceincnt und the crea
tion of a board of settlement wu
accepted by the operators and re
jected by the miners, while (Imerixir
Pinchot's propoMils, sul'inlited on
November IS, were nrei pled by the
miners nnd rejoe'ed ly the operat-
The governor's plan also pro
d for an Immedinio resumption
of work, l'nder it a board of Inves
tigation and award would be orentod
to determine whether an Increase In
waes could be granted without nd
v.mcing the price of coal. Should
this lie impossible no Increase In
1 uages would be Awarded. The agree,
'incut reached weuld bo for nut less
than five years,
I In reieeiliig the legislator's pro
1 posals, John ., Lewis, president of
the I'i.rod Jllne Workers, cln'Imvcl
it. was "simply the, operators' plan
wrapped In a new pai ditiRc." lie
.added that it would be given mi
I consideration by the mine workers.
I Tne operators teid their arrept
' ance was hand on the fact that the
plan was. "sound in the nisl essen
Hal particuhirs pmviion for 1111.
medl ite resunipliim of work nnd
; avoidance of ch iobocks."
Mrs. Cote from the superior court's
refusal to uphold her plea In abate,
ment, attacking the indictment
charging In r with In ing an acces.
sory utter tho murder,
On the mornlns: that h was
killed, Cole had left home lo go
deer hunting. When he failed to
I r turn, townsmen fioarehod the
won. is tn tli 11 vicinity of Ills (arm
without result in tlo belief that he
mUsht lone nvt with an accident,
Tho case v.ns then taken up by
county authorities,
rounty officials qucstloneil Mis.
fat-, Halph liartun Sanborn, In r
D"-,vcai-oh1 son hy her first mar
riage, and Charles Henry Kieldlnit of
Poitland, wiio was a tjuost with his.
w ife at th." Cote farm.
l'leldlng and Hnnhorn told ron
nicling htnrlcs. Tho boy finally
broke down and guided Sheriff Klnu
T. (Ira ham and 11 group of officers to
DEATH PUTS El
TO 1MB CASE
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Gorham, ire., Dec. 17 fP) One of
the most sensational homicide cases
in the history of Maine has end, d
with the death here of Mrs. Lottie
Freeman Cote, twice indicted In con
nection with the murder of her sec
ond husband.
She died yesterday from pneu
monia, on the Gotham farm where
her husband, Alphonse Cote, was
slain, Nov. 7, 1!IM. At the time of
her death, County Attorney Ralph
II. Tngalls and her counsel were pre
paring arguments on the appeal of
tie Brockton Girl
Had Stubborn Cough
thct Kept Her Aw?.ke at Night
"Sonto time ago my little girl, who had had Influenza and
whooping cough, was suffering from an obstinate, deep-seated
rough that nothing that wo tried sern to have any effect upon.
Syrupy mixtures, cod liver oil and other remedies didn't help her
one lilt. One day my wife got a bottle of Allen's Mulsicof and
began to give it to the girl. She began to Improve very soon
her roughing at night, which had been almost incessant, was won
derfully relieved, She began to pick up in health and we could
see an improvement every week. Tho Mulsicof accomplished
wonders In her case and we wouldn't be without it in the house."
This remarkable experience of E. C. Holmes of 18 No. lielchor
Ave., Brockton, is only one of hundreds of grateful, enthusiastic
letters that have been written by users of
ALLEN'S MULSICOF
(formerly Known as Allen's Lung Healer)
for Coughs and Colds
It is safe for the stnal'est child and easy-to-tnke. An emul
sion without okI liver oil. Very effective for the cough on the
bronchial tubes. Get a bottle, at your druggist's toilay GOc and
$1.00 a bottle. Made by II. J. Allen Co., Lynn, Mass.
a garden In the roar of tha farm
house, from which the body of thu
missing man was txhumed.
An autopsy howed lhat he had
died from a bullet which penetrat
ed the brain through the rear of the
skull. Sanborn turned state's evi
Ience and accused Wielding of
shooting Cote while they were hunt
ing. Kloldlng was convicted and
sentenced to the stnte Insane hoa
pltal at Augusta, Mrs, Cote, ac
quitted when tried with Fielding as
an accessory, was later re-lndlcted,
The average wage of a first claas
mannequin in Paris in only (5 a
week.
Southerners Protesting
Election of Nesro Girl
University, Va., Deo, 17 P The
election of Mabel Halloway, negro of
Howard University, Washington, as
a southern representative on tho ex
ecutive committee of tho now Na
tional Student Federation, was the
result of a misunderstanding on the
part of dologatos who participated
in her election, Charles L. Cleaves
of the University of Virginia, de
clared last night 011 his roturn from
the organization meeting held at
Princeton, N. J. It will be 'Vigor
ously protested" by other southern
delegates, he said.
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