Bradford Era (Newspaper) - May 4, 1931, Bradford, Pennsylvania J 4 - KEY PAID MM tat largest ol any newspaper is THE ONLY PAPER IN COUNTY RECEIVING T. 3 NEWS SERVICE OP THE ASSOCIATED TWELVE PAGES 54 NO. 1CL 1S77) MONDAY MAY 4, 1931. PRICE TWO GERM A N BOAT IS OFF AGAIN ll street urns death Pneumonia Mm for Balama Aerial Expl ALL IS WELL esses tion So Expected at e Time Flies Midnight Las Palmas t Last i i Associated Se 1 Spanish Northwest another lap of its to South the flying boat took off inter here at 4 a. m. ' on the west coast a distance of 950 huge which flew here las Canary last was reported to haw passed Blanco four hours 6:30 a. m. it was about 115 miles of Rio De Oro and that the was progressing without the speed it was then hip would not reach until sometime alter midnight Impossible May 3- radio here late tonight from Canary said that titer communication was the giant airliner its way to West he dispatch said the shiD Philanthropist Dies of Pneumonia Saturday Night Services Will Be at Tuxedo Train Will Leave Jersey City Tuesday Morning Bearing All Who Will Tean M. Dubois and son of Eugene noted Dutch will start on an aerial expedition to explore some 50,000 square miles in Dutch Guiana in search of animal and geological Much of the trek will be through the i- i. * believed to he somewhere en route JRP starts OH Over San Lab toy 3 report receiv tonight said the airship over San oi liSar to West Thi distance from San Luis s not more than one-third 950 miles to be covered oz to aid DaugH to Severe Mum From Gasoline May 3. mother in a hospital today received while cleaning Mrs. Lucy 51, and be 22. Morris an Invalid and in a chair unable women in cleaning the clothes night turned on an electrical operate a household device t is ignited the were almost instantly Lang's shouts the neighbors who beat out ad rushed the women tc was a teacher in the high 1 k1 Ming Flames 3 farm scattered sections were destroyed tonight as brisk winds fanned brush and n Cass and Itasca reported burning near in a sparsely settled of Brainerd and north Rapids and Deer A cottages were in the fire near Alexander Seiji Yoshiwara Will Cover 6J48 His God Is San Francisco RADIO the Associated May 4. i 27-year-old Japanese took off at 10:10 today Sunday on the a flight to San via the Aleutian islands and British Alone and without the of as he is often started his open seaplane on a trip to America carrying to President Hoover a message from the Japanese magazine Seiji principal backer of the To Go by Alaska He hoped to complete the first stage of the journey to 368 miles north of before The next jump would take him 297 miles further north to the extreme tip of Hokkaido Then his itinerary calls for flights over the Kurile islands to over the Bering sea to the Aleutians and after several to From there he would fly southward to then to San He would then go to The flier speaks English poorly but is better versed in He expressed confidence of completing the flight without mishap despite the gales which swirl from the arctic circle and the fog May obscures the Aleutian islands more than a quarter of the Undeterred by Obstacles Even the prediction of Thomas who is planning a flight to America about May 30, that will be almost a miracle if Yoshiwara has not deterred who has been a licensed the Associated New May 3.-The stillness of death intensified the customary Sabbath quiet of the financial district while a bereaved family prepared to bury George Fisher colossus of finance arid whose 91-year career was ended by pneumonia last * It was but resting in their those who dwell in the high places of business and finance felt no George Baker had builded strong and well and the uncertainty and flurry that attended the passing of a great leader in days gone by was triumph of Many tarry On Many men will step into the places George Baker has vacated and carry on the affairs that he attended to long the and ten years alloted to most At the Madison avenue mansion where the financier slept his long Frank his announced the funeral arrangements decided upon at a family The funeral will be held Tuesday at the Tuxedo N. A special train will leave the Erie Railroad terminal in Jersey City at 10:30 Tuesday bearing all those who will attend the services CIPH HOUSE TO TAKE FINAL A TONIGHT UP SUN N AY BALL PTI N Movement Will Appeal to Youth of U. S. Support 18th Amendment Pennsylvania State Briefs Associated act is slate men dies of heart attack while missed from staff of James M. undergoing operation for restoration recorder of who says | of his I he has tov them to 3 GEORGE I Colossus of finance sleeps peacefully away in New York mansion at the age of 91. t rescue flier Capt Albin Ahrenberg Is Well on Way in Search for Lost Englishman ICE FORMS ON WINGS Many Messages Received Interment will be in the family vault at Hie secretary ' said many messages of condolence had been but they would be - The thought must have come many today as they mused life and deeds of George the six words he uttered in public address might well serve as his epitaph and They you and God bless For his benefactions totalled in millions more than the average philanthropically inclined man feels he is entitled to bestow in One Aged Sentinel Left His death leaves only one aged sentinel on of that last frontier that witnessed the hearing of a civilization of steel upon the foundation of a hardy pioneering That is John D. sr. The Pierpont the James J. Henry C. Andrew Thomas F. passed primary interested in George Baker did much to make it possible to lay the bands of steel on which the tide of empire moved while in the comparatively congested east his financial acumen conquered The Associated May 3-Capt. Albin Swedish flier who will search for Augustine British scientist missing on Greenland's ice cap arrived in late after a flight over the Strait of Denmark from The aviator had intended to continue the flight immediately in search 1 cf the but he prevented from so mation of ice on the wings of his This compelled him to land rt Arrives In Five Hours Ahrenberg made the from the Iceland capital to Greenland in five During the trip he passed over the Danish cruiser which lies near the Greenland ice The Icelandic patrol boat which went to aid in the search for also is in the Strait of Denmark on its way back here to repair its damaged Balked by Elements The Swedish flier tried to reach Greenland but was forced to return here because of unfavorable flying conditions and the need of readjusting his Two dog driven by friends of the missing have gone to his but no word has been received from r 4 has been reported due to A settler named Saturday in his home in was believed to victim of in ABANDONS May 3. Capt. who left 29 in an attempt to flight to Australia 21 abandoned the bert today when his takeoff by battery % ME WHY spoke of wage JiSi IS how a 55*7 expenditure ' on Tr Part a. on Page TWO WOMEN AND BABE ARE KILLED WHEN HIT BY CAR N. May 3. Floyd 42, Mrs. Alice 26, and her son were killed night when struck by an which police said was operated by James S. Cleveland Deputy Coroner William Crandall announced that charges of second degree murder had been placed against Stone who was released on bail pending grand jury The two women and the infant f had left the Dinsbier home and were walking toward a trolley car stop when the automobile allegedly driven by in trying to pass another skidded and plunged into the j After an Coroner Crandall announced that Stone had been driving and at reckless SUIT FOR COMMISSION FILED May 3. for claimed as commission for the sale of Greensburg theatre was filed against Michael Manos in common pleas court here Saturday by C. C. Hamilton and Pittsburgh real estate The plaintiffs asserted they were commissioned by Manos to find purchasers for properties of Manos including the Manos and Strand theatre and a leasehold on the Grand theatre Warner Brothers purchased the it was i do r i lying influence as the salaried and wealthy earners have m a much greater How is that? Most of the products that are made and sold are bought by over 50 fte buying of is done by the that come out of of TRIO ASHEVILLE YOUTHS KILLED AS AIRPLANE CRASHES May 3 youths were killed late today as their airplane crashed in a field near The dead were Graham son of Dr. G. D. proprietor of a- west Asheville Paul a parachute and Sam a who received his flying two days was piloting the Witnesses said the motor shut down and the plane dipped to each side and i then went into a tail spin from an of 200 feet or AMERICAN FLIERS REACH SAN JUAN San Porto May 3 The American Clyde Hugh and Capt. Lewis landed here late today after a flight through the rain from Santo The who made the New Rico trip by easy stages as a test for the proposed flight of Pangborn and plan to start back home Tuesday They were guests tonight of Gov. Theodore KEYSTONE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY MAINTAINS RETARDED ACTIVITY May 3. petroleum industry maintained a retarded activity during March with the average daily production at the same level as Reports to the Bureau of Mines showed today a production during March of 916,000 barrels as against 847,000 for the shorter month of The daily average for both months was 30,000 The March production brought the output of the Pennsylvania oil field to 2,688,000 barrels for the first quarter of the a sharp drop from the 3,506,000 barrels produced last year during the same The production for the entire country was reported as 69,397,000 barrels or 2,239,000 per an increase over the February daily average of 73,000 Educating and Organizing Are Primary Purposes of an Are Sponsoring Move Along with Pennsylvania The Associated New May 3-A new movement which will appeal to the nation's youth for support of the Eighteenth Allied was announced Its three divisions are a young people's Allied field workers and and Allied Business backers of an advertising and publicity The sponsors include Governor Pinchot of Senator William E. Borah of Thomas A. Senator Morris Sheppard of Mrs. Mabel Walker Dr. s. Parkes and Miss Jane Effects Seen Witti the twin objectives of educating and Dr. Daniel A. chairman of Allied said the project would have political He said he hoped it would assist 'n creating such sentiment that the inclusion of planks In either of the platforms next year would be Polling emphasized that the movement would be While some associated with it are members of existing prohibition the he has no official relationship with any other Supplemented With Speeches The Allied a flying squadron once led Governor J. Dr. polling with speeches by Governor Pinchot and Senator Robert Ropp of Boston university is president of which already has had 986 young Jews and confirmed as state and local vice presidents at a Pittsburgh conference April 13. With offices opening here Allied will start in Washington September 8 on a tour of 250 large holding meetings and organizing a branch in each Hopes to 2,000 By working into 1932, the squad hopes to reach 2,000,000 leaders of Allied said Dr. not believe of God's are on one side of this x x recognize an deep-seated difference of xxx But they are unequivocally for the Eighteenth R. H. president of the Reo Motor Car is chairman of The Allied Business B. 35, 1 son of Dr. Marvin G. late president of Dickinson seriously hurt in automobile 15, automobile race postponed because of will be held next 7, of killed by lightning while walking along companion who was t holding his hand Is Mining of Dead Woman and Grilled i is ni b Sunday Ball Proponents Seek Enough Votes to Pass BUI Jame Ransom FIGHT WILL BE CLOSE f Proponents Claim They Can Muster 107 Two More Than Necessary for Passage - Opponents Are Equally Confident Can Block PRISONER WON'T TALK VISITS HERE OFTEN l The Associated Salt Lake May 3-Renewed investigation of the reputed slaying Associated giving the May 3.-The House of Representatives will take final action tomorrow night on the Schwartz bile February 21. 1930, of operator in South Cook told i. Mrs. Dorothy attractive tonight of paying cash JA Oil Coif T a a - a L 11 Salt Lake City led to the arrest of Charles a mining promoter who was charged with a friend of Mrs. and of the woman's Dr. kidnaped him The money was handed to Frank today after a day and a night during a protracted custody in an unidentified The Is on the calendar as a - special order of business at 10 p. m. by his and a an hour after the Legislature business James E. reconvenes for the and brought him his release wn amended I st i being by a vote of 103 to 99". 1 I F Describes that followed the woman's j * unm The originally provided body stripped of expensive jewelry was of the story Hackett but j the delivery of milk up tc found on a Officers said jne sald ne make a full instead of 9 o'clock dence indicated the victim was slugged 1 He there was with a fragment of heavy ore and her i of capturing own automobile driven repeatedly over the Won't Discuss Case Warned of Peter's intention to depart for S. Grant county Obtained and arrested the mining promoter The prisoner discuss the ' He described the kidnaping as the culmination of terroristic activities * Tuesday will against him and his A i to the votes Proponents of Sunday baseball nope to swell their vote above 105, the r majority necessary for These forces claim their 103 man found it was shot and At me inquest Feter testified he he he had 1 Opponents Also accompanied Mrs. on an threatening Opponents of modification of. the automobile ride a week before the regarded by police as Blue m equally confident that slaying but denied having been with total increased His wife declared he had | in the end of the to been at home on the night the t was seized on grounds of The which has an was j Idaho Country club after two autos Damaging Testimony 14 Sheriff Young said an investigation started the first of the year when hs resumed had revealed witnesses who declared they saw Peter leave the Utah hotel here with Mrs. early on the evening of her slaying and enter her The couple also noticed in the car with another man during the evening and still later in the vicinity of the spot where the mangled body was the officer The identification of Peter as an occupant of the motor car near the death scene that brought the investigation to a officers George a told the sheriff he recognized Peter as the driver of the test vote for many years on Blue had trailed him j IT was regarded wound gauze bandages 3lli?fd� on around my head so I couldn't tDe bm succeeds in both I judge I was driven 1511^Jffas-5!nfr^y he ernor Pinchot probably would his power of Five ether major problems are I HOME May 3. body of T. W. found Saturday night near the headquarters of Six Mile in Mead was sent to his home at New suffered heart attack as he was about to start the day fishing in the authorities He was not found until 12 hours later by his B. K. and L. R. PUNXSUTAWNEY MAN DIES IN AUTO CRASH NEAR MT. JEWETT Thomas H. aged 42, of was and Floyd 38, Mt. sustained a fracture of his right arm and lacerations when the car in which they were riding crashed into a culvert near Mt. on the Hazelhurst road at 4:30 Sunday Mr. Shaughnessy was instantly Mr. driver of the Is in the Mr. Shaughnessy has been employed temporarily at Mt. He was a He is survived by three of James and of three Mrs. Row of New Mrs. George of and Mary Shaughnessy of The body was brought to the Still and prepared for Funeral arrangements are not Will Probe Deaths of Three Believed Psittacosis Victims or 20 miles before we Kidnapers Friday he they we major his wife and her that she furnished the money she would These issues never see me in the same form congressional she last saw ' coal and iron It finally the wife was ] the fair rate board bills and to go to a friend's home in setting the date for next day and wait for a ment dle she finally got together the f TnP she agreed with them on * 5 Uie password by which she would she was giving the money to the John J right has and Jimmy my 7:S^ m- tomorrow to consider followed instructions and drove proposed amendments up and down a country he MIL It is expected thit she was signalled to | 311 on the She handed over the I measure at that time and that when Never Saw Them men came back and the it will be reported for final Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock the May 3 officers announced plans tonight for immediate investigation of the deaths of three persons the illness of five all apparently afflicted with psittacosis or The dead were Mrs. Anna Lindner her Joseph J. A 61, and Mrs. Ella May | and her father They were stricken while attending a friend who became ill shortly after a pet parrot sickened and Mrs. Weiss died April 16, shortly after she and her husband had returned from bringing eight parrots with The husband likewise became ill but Others stricken were relatives and friends of Mrs. Weigand and her me not do for Uve j code out of on Page GIRL KILLED BY OWN Find Fourth Woman Murder i f in San Diego in Brief Time San May 4. woman fourth here in recent uncovered today when the body of Miss Hazel 19-year-old telephone was found in an old Indian village in Police said that the whose body was stabbed Jn & dozen apparently had been dead about 8 Her wrist watch had stopped at 9:43 Authorities said they believed she was attacked before she was Following upon the strangling February 10 of Virginia a the body ol 16- year-old Louise Teuber was found suspended by the neck from a tree near Black mountain just two weeks and the next Thursday the body of Mrs. Dolly Bibbens was found strangled in her None of the killings has been The Indian village in which the body of the latest victim was found is five miles from the business The body lay close under the abode wall which the Five feet away was a large pool of police that she was stabbed while and staggered several feet before she fell PEACEFUL ENGLISH VILLAGE SHOCKED May 3. peaceful countryside of East Lancaster was shocked early today by a sharp earth which was felt over a large No casualties were reported but there was some property At Eccles buildings were slightly damaged and a number of chimneys and flower pots were shaken A telephone operator at the exchange was hurled from her seat when the building People ran in alarm from their homes in Salford when the buildings were shaken and chimneys crashed The tremor also was felt at Old Trafford and The incident was an unpleasant surprise to who are not used to such manifestations of May 3. a rifle containing one exploded shell the body of Lewis S. 54, was found today in a shed at his at near Authorities termed the death as May 3 automobile whose driver was alleged to have been struck two girls today at Seventh and Lehigh j killing one and seriously inr * juring the Esther 22, was almost instantly Her Hannah Kreiger also 22, suffered a possible fracture of the Morris 33, driver of the was held without bail charged with manslaughter and driving while been indefinitely postponed on the election May Be The fair rate board passed last week by the House and now in the hands of the Senate committee on Judiciary may be reported for passage in the Senate this week but in the event they have not been reported by the uo Public Assistance Is Asked to Find Missing York Girl FORMERLY OF DIES h New May 3. a futile search of nearly two police and private detectives issued a call for public assistance tonight in their hunt for Doris 15 year old daughter of William W. wealthy The girl disappeared from her home in York April 22 after bidding her family goodnight and going to her Later she appeared at the railroad bought a ticket for New and arrived at Pennsylvania station the next Volice had been notified by officials in York tbat she was on hex wayt but they arrived at the station too late to meet They however she had checked her disappeared some minutes and then reclaimed it. Railroad employes reported that the girl was accompanied by a woman about 40 years old and that they stepped from the train The parents said she had not more than when she left The fare to New York is ' Mr. Dempsey had no foundation for ( the girl's He was popular at school and apparently Her grandfather considerable property tn her own right Jerome Boyle of formerly of this died yesterday morning at 1:30 o'clock at his home after a brief Illness of pleural Mr. Boyle was taken ill with pleurisy two weeks Pneumonia developed Tuesday and his condition became critical His Misses Mary and Emma Boyle of High street j and Sister M. of the Villa I Marie were present when 1 he Mr. Boyle was born in this city and after attending the local was graduated from Bradford High He moved to Detroit a. number of years where he was employed as a machinist in the Ford He was a member of the Knights of Surviving are his Mrs. Ruth and four Clara and and the three sisters previously mentioned The body will arrive here from r i B. R. and P. Funeral services will held Wednesday morning at 9 from the Bernard i V
