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1928. BT THE -GLOBE NEWSPAPER CO. (2) TWO CENTS VO. MOOT $150,000 CHECK coakley case N. Woman Client in Promise Suit Seeks to Recover Woman Governor OT Resign After a Special Session Of Texas Legislature Decides to Give Up Gontest ffien Rival's Total Goes Fast Majority leaded Claim Sht Received $5000 From Ex-Lawyer Defendant Witness Chairman McGlue Formally Announces Candidacies For Governor and Senator Posts Ely Asked To Run For Lieutenant Governorship Cummings Now to Quit Race 14-YEAR-OLD ELOPERS RETURNED TO HOMES Would Not Care to Repeat Five-Day Escapade Ellsworth, Me, Students Won't Be Happy Until Allowed to Wed NEWTON CENTER ACTRESS ELOPES IN THE SOUTH iiesi: A cashed check for $150,000 and a release for $150,000 bearing the signature Daniel H.

Coakley which was disputed, figured yesterday in the trial in Suffolk Superior Court in which Mr Coakley, formerly an attorney, is defendant in a $500,000 suit. The suit is brought by Mrs Oda Fap-pathanos and arises out of a breach of promise settlement, the name of the defendant in which case has not been brought into the present trial, by ruling of Judge Lummus. Mrs Pap-pathanos claim is that in March, 1918, she engaged Coakley, then a practicing lawyer, as counsel, that he informed her later the case had been settled for $6200 and that on March 27, 1918, he transferred to her $5000. The plaintiff, on information and belief, alleges that the statements" of Coakley were false and untrue and that he was paid $150,000 -by the defendant. Mrs Pappathanos asserts that she has no adequate remedy In law, and in her equity proceedings asks the court to order Mr Coakley to make an accounting and pay her such sum of money as may be due her.

v.v s- Nr r- -Vs 4 lyK- J'- For Leading Offices Perfect Harmony Seen in Party Drafting; of Gaston Tfioil! to Soothe All Factions AUSTIN, Tex, July 2 (A. Gov Miriam Ai Ferguson today conceded the victory of Atty Gen Dan Moody in the Democratic contest for the Gubernatorial nomination in Texas. At the same time she called a special session of the Texas Legislature to be convened Sept 13. Just as soon as, the special session has disposed of validation district road bonds, investigated any department of the, State government the Legislature may see fit, and considered any other matter she may submit, Gov Ferguson will resign, she said late today. i-f Not to Contest Further The Governor also withdrew from therun-off primary, if one should be necessary.

I have determined that the lead of the opposition is so decisive that I would be doing violence to my own in- V' Special Dispatch to the Globe ELLSWORTH, Me, July 26-Davld Coughlin and Nellie Pfper, the 14-year-old elopers who caused so much excitement and trouble for their families. the highway police and the sheriffs of two counties, were brought home from Machias today by Coughlins brother-in-law, Frank Anderson, who went after them. They declare they are as much in love with each other as ever and they will not be happy until allowed to be married. Young Coughlin appears somewhat depressed and under a nervous strain, but has promised his people that he will make them more trouble. The girl has little say, but appears calm.

Both admitted that they would not care to again undergo the hardships no to WINIFRED WELLINGTON Who Is appearing In The Show Off. and Harry Lee Grice eloped from Baltimore to Elliton, Md, July 17, and were married. Mrs Grices real name was Winifred H. Smith, the daughter ef Mrs Ann Prescott Smith of Newton Center, Mass. To Be Known as Mr.

Blank Before the jury was impaneled in the forenoon Judge Lummus held a conference with counsel and made the ruling that name of the man in the breach of promise case would not appear in the present case. The court informed the jury that the man referred to in the breach of promise Continued on the Twelfth Page. Continued on the Twelfth Page. The Democratic Standard Bearers Continued on the Fifth Page. GLORIA SWANSON SEES VISCOUNT OFF FOR EUROPE BRIDE CONFESSES DESERTING CHILD CELLS FACE SIGNERS OF MEXICAN LETTER WORCESTER THIEF GETS NECKLACE WITH FISH-POLE Special Dispatch to the Globe WORCESTER, July 26 A burglar who applied the fish-pole theory to thievery reached in through a window in the bedroom of Karekim Ar-vanigian at 127 Beacon st early this morning and lifted a necklace with the pole while Karekim was sleeping, according to a report at the detective bureau today.

Karekim woke, but too late to stop the thief, who dropped the pole outside the window and ran when Karekim shouted. By JOHN D. MERRILL Col William A. Gaston has co Bented to be a candidate for th Democratic, nomination for Governor -of Massachusetts and will probably have no opposition in the cominj primary David I. Walsh Is a candi date for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator from Mav Bachusetts.

These facts were made known last night by Ex-Representative Charlef McGlue of Lynn chairman of th Democratic State Committee, whv after conferences with Co! Gaston and Ex-Senator Walsh, had been authorized to make a statement for them and also, in behalf of tbe Stat Committee, to circulate nomination papers for both candidates. A x- 4 s' i ft, Girl of 17 Admits Foundling Is Hers And Is Arrested at Cambridge 24 Hours After Wedding Statement of Priests is Examined For Seditious Matter Catholics Crowd Countrys Churches SPEEDING DRIVERS PAY $1 A MILE TO JUSTICE NEW YORK, July 26 (A. Speedometer fines are the latest in traffic penalties. Magistrate Gordon today levied fines of $1 for each mile indicated on the pursuing patrolmans indicator upon first offenders. The highest impost was $38.

A 1 1 'V- ii fc V-Sf 4 y-' ,1 prospective bride removed the baby from the home of a Boston welfare organization with the hope of boarding the child out or having it adopted in a manner that would prevent her prospective husband from ever hearing of it. 1 A bride of exactly 24 hours the former Florence Bourasso of Uxbridge was arrested at 7 oclock las? evening by the Cambridge police for the abandonment of an 8-week-old infant in a Green-st alley, Cambridge, last Friday. Fear that her bridegroom-to-be would learn of the child had driven the 17-year-old girl to panic, police declare. Last Friday, with the date of her marriage only two days away, the Cummings to Withdraw John J. Cummings of this city.

Democratic nominee, for Lieutenant Governor two years ago, who has been until now the only candidate for tha party nomination for Governor this year, will soon announce his withdrawal. Mr Cummings said several WARRANT IS SOUGHT IN CITYHALL CLASH Sullivan, Eoxbury' Solon, Charges O'Neil Beat Him MEXICO CITY, July 26 (A. The eight Archbishops and the 29 Bishops of Mexico who signed and issued the pastoral letter addressed to all Mexican Catholics In protest against the new religious regulations are in danger of arrest. Representatives of the are investigating the letter, and it is asserted that if it is decided the document is seditious, the arrest of the signatories will be. ordered.

Plans Fall Through That is the story she told the Cam- Continued on the Sixth Paso Continued on Twcuty-Fonr, TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS New and Used Automobile advts in the Globe make ba Jes. Read, the Automobile advts today's Globe. that GROSS-WORD PUZZLE PAGE 20 RADIO PROGRAMS PAGE 15 THE WEATHER Forecast for, Boston and vicinity: Tuesday fair. Wednesday probably occasional local showers, not much change in temperature. Moderate winds, mostly southeast.

Washington forecast for Southern New England and Eastern New York: Fair Tuesday; ednesday probable showers, not much change in temperature. Northern New England: Fair Tues-. Wednesday increasing cloudi-ness. probably showers in afternoon night, not much change in temperature. The Temperature Yesterday at 61; r- pm, 69; 12 mid, 66.

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v'x' "Makes Letter Outlined Protests In this letter the Mexican Eplsco pate announced the withdrawal of priests from all Catholic churches and the suspension cf religious ceremonies after July 31. It urged parents to refrain from sending their children to schools where religious Instruction was banned. It set forth the numerous penalties which would be applied in the case of those responsible for such regulations against the church or who aided and abetted the Government in putting them into effect. Furthermore, it was declared by the signers of the letter that they would not cease in their efforts until the offending clauses of the constitution were amended, and they suggested Continued on the Twelfth Page. I ill li i 'I'- ,1 4 '4'- the weather elsewhere TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Tage 1.

Gaston and Walsh formally, announce candidacies for Governor and Senator. Gov "Ml Ferguson admits Moody victory. Cashed check for $150,000 and release for like sum over signature Daniel H. Coakley are offered in trial of claim for $500,000 from Coakley by women as result of breach of promise case. Warrant la sought in City Hall Annex clash.

Eloping 14-year-old high school students returned to parents homes in Ellsworth, Me. Signers of Mexico pastoral letter face arrest. FILM STARS HUSBAND VISCOUNT DE FELAISE SAILS ON S. S. PARIS Use ii either Hoi or Cold TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS TODAYS GLOBE.

CONTENTS Latter Halted Running From Annex Randidge Fund Cause uf Raw Representative Patrick J. Sullivan of Roxbury, one of the leaders of the Tammany Club in that section, is to seek Issuance of a Municipal Court warrant this for the aiyest of James H. (Tip) ONeil, chauffeur, of 127 Moreland st, Roxbury, as the result of an assault in the City Hall Annex Btreet-floor corridor yesterday afternoon at 1:30 oclock. Representative Sullivan stated his determination to press the case when reporters questioned him as he was leaving Police Headquarters yesterday at 3:30. after he had then applied for the warrant.

Mr Sullivan told the police that ONeil suddenly accosted him in the annex corridor and, without warning, struck him twice in the face with such violence as to knock Sullivan to the ground. Tatrolman Leary of the Mtlk-st station told reporters he appreheiiled ONeil after seeing him run from the Annex, and that, when Sullivan claimed ONeil had assaulted him, Leary declined to arrest ONeil because he (Leary) had not witnessed the assault. Incidents concerning a Randldge Fund excursion for Roxbury children are alleged to be at the bottom of the affair. Among those who witnessed i the alleged assault was Representative Garrett Byrne, Sullivans colleague from Roxbury. Charles McGowan was Representative Sullivan at the time.

DUMB-BELLS Vi THAT THi ELASTIC STARCH 1ME DAILY: GLOB. Page 1. Bride of 24 hours confesses Cambridge foundling is hers. Page 2. Durkin, Chicago gunman, again attacked in bull pen.

Mrs A. Montgomery Ward dies at Chicago. New England office. Department of Commerce, issues pamphlet concerning motoring to Canada. Page 4.

Net estate of Angler B. Duke, drowned in 1923, put at $10,058,672. Boston must pay $452,847.60 as Its share in Charles River, Western-av and Harvard Bridges. Page 5. Boston detectives' join Worcester and Providence police in hunt for auto thieves.

William V. Dwyer, alleged head of $40,000,000 rum syndicate found guilty of conspiracy. Page 6. Six miraculous cures reported at shrines to St Anne in Quebec, Fal River and in Connecticut. Three New England railroads carry milk at a loss, testimony at rate hearing indicates.

Suspect foul play In death of two men at New Bedford. Officers of drug squad make three arrests in Charlestown. Page 7. Robert T. Lincoln, son of the Emancipator, dead at Summer home in Manchester, Vt.

Chelsea boy drowns In Framingham in attempt to reach bird he had shot. Page 8. British Governments ban on broadcast of Bernard Shaws speech without a promise stirs Indignation at 70th birthday celebration. Gov Finchot tells Governors conference the Nation cannot allow any State to nullify the Constitution. Three are injured in auto crash in Stoughton.

Attractions at the theatres. Page O. Juniors show skill in handling yachts in races on Dorchester Bay. Eastern and Eastern Junior crews reach final in Marblehead racing. Jim Corbett denies statement that he was knocked out by Jim Jeffries in training bout.

Red Chapman receives his first test as leading featherweight title contender In bout with Babe Herman in New York tonight. Houghton Dutton blanks C. F. Hovey Company, 4 to 0, in Retail game. Pa ge 1 0.

Bancroft blames Reds for fight at Cincinnati. A. S. Blown and R. R.

Clifford advance to final round of newspapermens golf USE ITS VANT AND CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Page 10. Jock MacAndrew and Chick Grasse tie Teddy Gow and William F. McPhail atiKernwood C. C. in battle for Larry Paton trophy and amateur-professional golf title.

Maureen Orcutt wins medal prize from record field in qualifying round of Shenecossett womens tournament; Glenna Collett 11th. Walter Hagen breaks Kenoza course record with 65 in Haverhill exhibition match. Frank Shields beat3 Phil Neer In Metropolitan tennis. Niles defeats Martin in three sets in North Shore tennis tournament. Women tennis stars advance easily in Essex County Club tournament.

Page It. American League Results Philadelphia 5, Boston no other teams scheduled. National League Results Pittsburg 3, Brooklyn no other teams scheduled. Twilight League Results Lynn G. E.

7, Dorchester Malden 9, Waltham Fore River 10, Somerville 7. rage 12. War of church and State of long standing in Mexico. Firefighters try to figure nature of nightly visit of -xat to new-found fire Heals an Soothes the Skin Chafing, Rashes, Itching, Scalding, Sunburn, Bed Sores, ell Skin Soreness of Infants, Chil-drbn Adultsi Globe Advts Bring Most Satisfactory Results Daily and Sunday Globe for more than 40 years fI been paying mediums. The, Globe today offers a belter advertising medium 1 'an.

at any other time in the papers history. hav Page 14. New Idol, by Uncle Dudley. Uncle Sam in His Boston Office, by Joseph F. Dinneen.

Abloom in New England, by John H. Lovell. The Once Over, by H. I. Pmlllps.

"Fables of Everyday Folks, by Sophie Irene Loeb. Page IB. Members of Linemen's Union, Local 14, go out on strike, P. J. Peabody completes 102d crossing of Atlantic.

Sister Constantine dies suddenly at Roxbury. Two boys and brownie save another boy from drowning at L-st beach. Saturdays heavy rain failed to swell reservoirs. Will Rogers daily story. Page lO.

Stock prices display stronger tone. Page 17. Units at Camp Devens plan three reviews. i Dividends resumed on Boston Maine preferred shares. Counsel for New York bankers suggests $100,000,000 as upset price for St Paul Railroad.

Commercial and financial news. Victory for Boston in rail rates plea is likely. Navy dirigible Los Angeles lands at Lnkehurst, J. Prof Smith of University of Kansas in talk at Harvard Summer School predicts compulsory school until 18, possibly 20 or 21, within short time. Poincare Cabinet elaborates plana for increase of taxes and railroad rates and for discharge of many Government employes.

Senator Borah to attempt settlement of Passaic strike. Page 1. Household Department. Mmmmm 4 a mans not too sweet, TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS The Great ThrlTltby William Fran-els Dugan and Gladys Shaw Erskine. Tase 19.

Household Department. "The Black Joker, by Isabel Ostrander. Dorothy Dix-letter box. Rudolph Valentino on Men and Women. "Teepee Tales, by El Comancho.

Page 20. Comic Strips. The Globes cross-word puzzle. Page 21. Jettisoned cargo of grounded liner Port Kembla brought joy to natives of Bahamas, members of crew report In New York.

TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Page 21. Belgian King and Queen, as well as whole Nation, eat near-war bread as part of rationing to stem decline of currency. Federal officials investigate Buffalo poison liquor. Page 2 1. Liner Celtic delayed several hours by fog off Nova Scotia coast.

Parole Board head sees carbarn trios attorney. Two witnesses refuse information at Chicago slush hearing. Col Ned M. Green indicted for embezzlement in liquor case. Presidents Coolidge denies he expressed view that debtor Nations could pay their debts through trade agreements.

ieu I1 AS WON ID MOUUU I PEANUT BUTTXR CANDY real estate for sale? apartments to let? boarders Wanted? AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE? dortls'' In tomorrows Wednesday Globe, nead the Pages today. house pet, Fire Eater. rage 13. Sturgis, statistician, testifies for Eastern Massachusetts carmen at hearing bn demand for wage increase and shorter hour Boston Club of Printing House Craftsmen places wreath on grave of Benjamin Franklin. Pushcart men and curb fruit stands may be barred from market district.

Port of Boston news. RAII, AND BTKAMSHIP EXCCRSIOX TC Marthas Vineyard -Nantucket Boat train Ipstos Boston 6:05 a. An. 3: retornlns 6ne Boston p. m.

Ttoun Trip Faro to Oak Bluffs 12 50; to Kantuckn f3. OO. iiislorii Tlni. Ticket now on mm. Number MmireA, Ptirrlmse i adrane at So.

Ktalbm. lt'k Bar, 67 Franklin Street. The 11. R. R.

('ompat Page 14. France With M. E. Hen- "Seeing nessy. 1'.