Bradford Era (Newspaper) - July 18, 1935, Bradford, Pennsylvania OLDEST AND NEWSPAPER D. NET PAID DAILY OVER Bureau of Circulations NO. 223. THE ONLY PAPER IN am COUNTY RECEIVING THE UNRIVALED NEWS SERVICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE WEATHER Western Fair and continued warm Thursday and except probably local thunderstorms and slightly tier in extreme north THURSDAY JULY IS iaa Chairman Says b to Replace NRA Would Form License tries Sending Goods Into New Bonus March Fizzles Almost Before Fair Start July 17. new bonus march on the a faint echo of the march during the Hoover fizzled out almost before it got Two hundred for the introduced by Representative Fish which would pay the bonus out of the works were ordered off the House steps soon after they The finally holding their rally down below Capitol 34 PRICE TWO CEN Runs Afoul of Law Leaden Present After the headed by Roy Robertson of had presented a petition at the office of Speaker urging action the Fish and Robertson walked down the long flight steps to the waiting marchers Urged to Obtain at This Session the Associated July 17.-A new industry on a 30-hour work 0t splashed today into the legislative waters cross to The approved by the labor would federal commission to license sending goods or into interstate 3b obtain a Federal an would be compelled not more than 30 a provide wages for a decent and comfortable standard of accept collective outlaw dealings with parties to contracts od ban workers under 16 years gf ye and convict or forced Intended to Replace NRA Chairman Connery aid the measure was intended to His committee told him to employ every parliamentary strategy to obtain action this when Speaker Byrns was questioned on prospects of a house he depends entirely on how tag the session You know win have to get a rule another Democratic later recalled that with a 30-hour wsk foiling to receive White the rules committee held up 30-hour Appears Unlikely house anxious for adjournment after disposal WIb desired by the for a floor measure appeared urging action on of But before Fish would telf them their meeting had been ruled he insisted that Kennety House come down and read the law prohibiting assemblages at the capitol without a permit from the vice president and the Romney did after telling Fish are not going to get me in any for you know the Cheer for Then Trudge Fish told the marchers the law was clearly but that he wanted them to go peacefully off the Robertson said they would abide by the but served notice they were going to get a legal staff in Washington to the vice president or whoever it may be from carrying out this At their leader's they gave a round of cheers for Fish and Representative Fenerty following them to participate in the BELFAST RIOT Power Company Named as Paying Messengers for Signatures P R 0 B E R Placid Denials Hinder s Given 87,000 Telegrams Assailing Utility Death Sentence Sent to Capital in One Week the Associated July 17.-The deliberate destruction of records of its fight was attributed to a power company today by a senate lobby committee Italy Lays Plans Salvatoro John Flaherty Dies After Car Hits Auto Brother of Local Man OTHER MAN NOT HELD Connery planned j perhaps a ing for a rule to before should the rules ee fail to approve the move might he made the legislation on the floor requiring signatures * would not apply to and July 17. - John 50, state boiler inspector a brother of Thomas Flaherty of 47 Clark and a former resident there was almost instantly killed at 8:20 o'clock tonight when his automobile struck a parked motor convoy at the western extremity of this Fred Murphy of transport was not held by Murphy told Officer Stacey entine of the Olean police that he had halted just inside the city to check his pursuant to regular orders of his He was hauling four new machines He estimated that a minute and a half after he the car crashed into the rear end of the The injured man died of a crushed it was in an ambulance for Higgins Memorial The car in which he rode to his death was badly the motor having been driven back to the dash it was said by had been returning from a business Dr. William investigated and ordered Murphy The victim is survived by his widow and three Coupled was testimony that 87,-~ telegrams assailing the poured in on Washington in a single The was attributed to the Associated Gas and Electric It was named as paying Western Union R WUL messenger boys in rire DUSy three cents for each signature obtained on telegrams to congressmen assailing President Roosevelt's demanded abolition of utility holding Denials Block Effort Through the testimony ran a string of placid denials blocking the committee's effort to determine who burned a stack of more than 1,000 spurious tele- AGAINST JENS Push Anti-Semitic Drive in Spite of Warning From CALM REESTABLISHED Recurrence of Monday Riots Held tion Plans Pushed Despite Catholic Raps ' Aerial Drive A gainst Ethiopia Babson Says Wagner Act Is No Panacea Although labor leaders feel they have scored a real victory in the passage of the Wagner this opinion is open to serious according to Roger W. noted Mr. Babson's articles are a weekly feature of The The release for this week will appear in issue of this General Mobilization of Ethiopian Troops Is Expected Today DRILLED UT STREETS Incendiary Troops Recalled SNIPERS FIRED UPON The Associated Northern July 18-(Thursday)- Disorders spread grams in the telegraph into widely scattered parts of though one torn Belfast early today although heavy forces of troops earlier had a fear of imprisonment for to their before the day Chairman appeared to have the situation Black requested Western under Union to the destruction Fire were kept busy | aent within the One after Warren answering alarms of incendiary Shooting broke out again era Union employes asserted their bringing back the licence of burning the i j * u The committee awaited the released from duty when the ance of R p Testimony Orange day trouble seemed said he dictated the messages to No Casualties Reported Jack then manager of the Lindbergh Inter mediary Victim Strengthened New York Statute APPEAL TAKEN The Associated New July 17-Salvatore intermediary in the Lindbergh kidnaping was of the state's ( ly strengthened public enemy law today by a magistrate who served notice on the underworld there would be no over the revised Convicted with Spitale was Salvatore with whom he was dining when police arrested them under a law making it illegal for or men of Reports From Abroad The July 17-Nazis today continued their anti-Semitic despite warnings from and pushed their sterilization despite Catholic while the controlled press cried out bitterly against report Though order had been reestablished along the Berlin's white and recurrence of Monday's anti-Jewish riots I if IMC 11)11? TWA seemed Julius 1U1A 1 if V and fellow had other methods to An article in the Burning Coal Block Path of Van Rescue Workers the Associated - Rock the path demand of rescue workers tonight as hope waned tor lives of nine coal ir be forbidden 1. Rent apartments to entombed about two miles from the mine entrance by a gas 2. - 3. Attend Aryans as physicians The blast cut off tne who to get ready - were taking up railway track in an abandoned section of the or accept Aryans as Retort Is Emphasized League Council Special Session Called for July 25 to Consider Ways of Averting Officials and Press Say League Can Do Nothing the Associated July 17.-Italy poured troops and planes into Africa and Ethiopia drilled her tribal warriors today in preparation for expected hostilities as efforts to avert called futile The League of announcement that the council would meet in special session about July 25 to consider the crisis evoked no immediate reaction though officials and press alike have said repeatedly the League could do Dispatches from Addis Ababa reporting increased Ethiopian military preparations followed yesterday's publication of dispatches from describing in great detail the African empire's i mine A Nazi retort the Vatican's their way the main strong protest against and shut off wa Ul I to consort with one an- of sterilization to Catholics providing punishments for against sterilization - was further emphasized when Dr. Arthur sterilization expert of the other The mixture of races causes the swelling of congenitally unsound Major General E. S. the office and signed Ulster military charge of the One of his first orders was to dispatch them names taken from the took Erie Manager Heard Also summoned for tomorrow Magistrate Nathan D. Perlman elements was Herron s E. W. in search or a machine gun heard vz j. an of the Associated Gas firing in Donegal There were no casualties In the testimony late in the latest in which the linked with an assertion that he fighting was done with ordered Herron to destroy his machine guns and The first trouble occurred at a cemetery where one of the six city they would the Supreme I was of the United States if Obviously Shocked The court's program despite Catholic opposition the - findings obviously pal protest Informed circles said and whose name entered I They the would have little office records of the messages sent wno to L. S. Western Union had listened yesterday to a of the new amendment by Assistant District Attorney John C. * its of the vigorous note fro Disorders Not Denied If they are miners at the scene it is a Their only chance would be to have gained access to the gas masks and oxygen tanks which government regulations require at certain intervals in all Officials Decline The explosion occurred this morning in Mine No. 5 of the Consolidation Coal one of the largest in the eastern Kentucky Officials of the company declined - discuss the except to Malcolm colonial confirm that nine melt were as saying before the House ef and to say that mine military W. M. was in to opia and Italian had for Offsetting Ethiopia's reported preparations was Italy's announced program of large scale aerial warfare against Emperor Haile Selassie's 24 Planes Already Seat Thre hundred planes will aid the tens of foot soldiers already designated for East African the national aviation service with General Giuseppe x for probably c o a n d i n g Twenty-four planes and 80 pilots left for East Africa Official circles did not comment on reports from recting rescue workers were brought been The German printing no I from every other mine in this view of est the j One group came from as far that r s of the ager told committee fighting since last Friday was being The two factions ern Union records at Warren be his presence and suggested too John and Walter all of or farm products I He was a member of St. without j Marys of the Angels church in y after leaving the GOOD July 17. burets reported crops in are in good condition Soodi and heavy rains last SAYS STATE SHOULD REFUND FOR COUNTY ROADS ed each other until a volley from that missing and fired at Warren Be over their dispersed then Fired on By Strikers Returning from the 6, carrying the British Union in replaced with relay copies after an effort to obtain the approval of those whose names had been signed to Senator Tucker PW - Unless President on the two Black - July 17. Van secretary of told a convention of county commissioners that Pennsylvania should refund to counties for road work as soon as funds come in from the sale of the so-called tax anticipation Recalling that the counties were deprived of their share of the liquid fuel tax Van Dyke said is no question in the minds of any officer of the state administration but that the counties should and must have this money the counties receive their overdue share of the liquid fuels the state highway department can carry out with greater facility its program in the disbursement of federal funds which have been allocated us for highway he were fired upon by snipers ently drew from the from the Carrick Nationalist witness a statement that such a At Donegal at the course was suggested that if other end of Carrick there anyone came along and investigated was heavier Police knelt in they wouldn't the originals the streets and poured fire into had been Shew said Passengers lay on the floors street cars as riding in a small fired a machine gun into the air to disperse orders here did not deny they had Screaming headlines reading as v foreign atrocity Charles Ji and John prefaced such editorial comment would have been easy for newspapermen to have witnessed how quickly order was Press Cited Examples The turning from in the controlled press against takes of the men inside the ing for granted Britain's ine were given by acquaintances acceptance of an Italian thrust into - - The press pointed tst had not permitted the neverthless devoted entire as Va. The company recalled state to make out much of a columns to violent attacks on for- was sparing no expense to cent warnings to Italians printed Spitale today dressed for on anti-Semitic dis- save the a round of But he went to 2?*T. the press Na the tombs In his Magistrate held the new which shifts the burden of proof from the state to the was constitutional and would an- nave Deen eas he I newspapermen to May Not Justly Complain criminals and consistent violators of our laws having no respect for peace and order crew Britain's past record Roy ests in Africa as possible evidence Virgil Frank to the ern Union officials vetoed the I 1400 Wires From Warren The estimate of 87,000 telegrams received in Washington in one while the house approached V A Ml 1117 111 a vote on abolition was made by AniA O C ft T Washington AMUSEMENT TAX GOES 1rZ INTO EFFECT MONDAY With previous testimony showing July 17. de- im telegrams Warren and of revenue warned all 22QQ telegrams from amusement proprietors today that BUck expressed the Pennsylvania s new amusement tax opinion that the total was too will go into effect Monday and and if much as one- - ana may defense to attack said German not justly complain of reasonable editor ever would think of regulation of their rights or of ing any of those foreign bloody their libery for the purpose of clashes which occur It averting an immediate he cited as - MISS GRAIN REAPPOINTED Messrs. the lobby to be a the utilities are itch fight for all Their protestant taught a useful corporations beset by Prospective and railroad lists of as to play the the utilities get vast expenditure bly - in of dominance that they are That's rejoice at the their N. July 17. Margaret L. Crain of East in the slaying of Frieda McKechnie at for which Robert Lee Edwards was electrocuted last today was reappointed supervisor of music in the public schools of this as one messages would Kaoti I originate in these two blanks have been I Mter adjournment for the they must obtain permits from the fortieth of state to Application oh BIack with made district offices the point that Kingsbury's tamed from the department of of CQ dM Each permit will cost s sent b the Postal TeIe h Every patron will pay a one- officials wfu cent every spent m due course ne said - Attributed Remark for The tax was i estimated by the general assembly to yield a The law to stand for two The act includes any form of amusement for which a fee is such as motion baseball fairs and even amusement devices at Mrs. Waley Sentenced to 20 Exhibits No Emotion the July 17. blonde Margaret who preferred life behind bars to freedom without her kidnaped was sentenced today to rivalries among 20 imprisonment for her You part in the George Weyerhaeuser sincerity of the Federal Judge E. E. Cushman pronounced He presided at the trial terminated Saturday in her conviction on violation and kidnaping conspiracy investigators by happens to the and senate sleuths forces and House Rules * he dares t0 susPected of turn has Arthur F. Warren office was the witness who indirectly attributed the remark to He also quoted Herron as saying his superiors had directed the destruction of records of any Coin the house rules also digging into lobbying for and against the utility concluded its inquiry into allegations that the administration used threatening tactics to obtain votes for the holding company In Rep. Brewster backed by his insisted The magistrate contended that the law places great burden on thieves and criminals who consort with each other to explain the purpose of their meeting and Taking cognizance of the fact that although often never had been convicted of a Magistrate Perlman said it was to assume that the legislature did not intend to limit the application of the statute to only those persons who have been DOG SHOW JUDGES July 17 and Mrs. Earle will act as judges at the dog show of the Kennel Club of The two-day show opens in Convention Hall November I. as examples lynching of two negroes at Columbus and strikes at Tocoma in which 50 seriously were treated in the newspaper overlooked the fact that the United j States lynching reports were delivered to the German press by the official agency and were printed in several newspapers July 16. Likewise headlines such as in and police cars against have made German readers familiar with disorders in and Sherley Only Ones in Since the mine had been idle for these nine men and three through the columns headed by the newspaper Osservatore ley working some distance that Catholic far from Catholic Missionaries the Vatican took official cognizance of the crisis by an- were the only workers in the evacuating were at the time of the ing at their posts in Addis Ababa with Anse Wilson and and Kaffa Only four man whose name was not who were have returned to * the who protested were injured but to crawl to The mine is of the type known as to two American interviewers last a having night that Italy's East African branching out from the hillside en- course had not been properly trance like Van Lear is in Johnson understood conferred with the French and Japanese COMMISSIONERS TO CONVENE IN 1936 about five miles from dors The later assured and approximately 60 miles south him that reports to the trary had no in- terest in East Africa and would not Reports from Paris that British and French diplomats continued conferences in an attempt to avert Mrs. Ida 63, of 26 Howard a resident oi Bradford for have business - and war in the officially inspired MRS. IDA 63 DIES AT HOSPITAL LABORER KILLED young woman stood silently before Judge She did not open that Thomas administrator mouth when asked if she had I tion threatened to stop work anything to She had said it Last as the jury de- on the dam in his district unless he voted with the Corcoran was liberated her Mrs. Waley equally firm in repeating his de- amazed a jail attendant by I hope they don't acquit Throughout she maintained that the fugitive William commonly known by his William nial of such Brewster said he would sacrifice his reputation if for the ARMADILLOS BORN The 39-year-old wife of Harmon the of the She said M. Waley will serve her time at he planned the kidnaping of the held eight days and released the federal detention farm at MMart Waley vowed his wife was June 1 for ranso innocent when he pleaded guilty to like charges in the ab- John F. appointed by the to defend Mrs. moved ber for an arrest of judgment and a new trial at the arraignment Neil island federal prison near He was promptly Dore indicated an appeal was With no show of the I starts of the nine-year old lines xT out is serving 45 at He wants 00 July 17 armadillos were born at the Philadelphia Zoological Gardens but a stole into their cage 1 and killed one before guards could 22 13 FIRED July 17. department of labor and industry hired 22 new dismissed 13. July 17. 43, a stood up in a ditch running between the rails of a trolley and was He failed to see an approaching Young American Male Is As Sappy as the Female Santa July 17.- Every morning some state court declares and so tax declared If this keeps on everybody will get back everything they paid in other words the ay the courts re going hey may declare his whole and everything connected with it and that it all has to be done over Say that judge will sure give European fortune hunters it's generally men that but this time the past 45 died at 2:30 o'clock this morning at Bradford She had been admitted A for an emergency operation tt 1LL1 UK 1 had not properly Born in she came to MARGIOTTI ASKS July 17 Ernest P. Canada when about 15 and later Berks county moved to Surviving her was elected president of the are one Cart two sylvania county Mrs. William Bartoo and CHECK ALLEGED FAKE TELEGRAMS sociation at the closing session of their convention Forrest all of July 17. several stepsons and step- nev General Charles J. Margiotti The convention picked one of whom is Mrs. 2!�5Cted# port to be the next conTon Howard Buchanan of Custer to Other officers First vice Mrs. Helen second vice John N. Raymond W. Arlene and I charges that hundreds to Helen Johnson and 2f telegrams were sent u- member of the brothers in The Koch funeral home will be in charge of the Says Strawser Admits Tale Blaming Other Man Was Lie and Robert and sisters and national nouse of urging him to vote against the so called death sentence clause of the utility The clause would eliminate holding Margiotti pointed to a Pennsylvania law which provides fine and a year's imprisonment for sending forged or faked July 17 John P. Herman of the state police said today that Sherman admitted to him that his story blaming another man for the murder of Charles Gable was a under sentence to die early next Monday in the electric chair at Rockview told his parents Newton Bingaman was the killer of The elder carried the newest version of crime to Attorney General Charles J. it was a who led our rich giotti in Harrisburg and he hopeful which proves ed a full that the young American male can be as sappy as the I talked with Strawser this afternoon and he admitted to me the shoot Gable and that Bingaman was not with him that He said he would like to Herman said tears rolled down cheeks as he told him he concocted the who also is known as Newton was taken before Justice of the Peace H. E. Walter a few minutes after confession and released for lack of Dr. W. C. Sandy of the Stae Bureau of Mental Health questioned Strawser for hours He will make a confidential report to After latest story Sheriff Carl Runkle prepared to take his prisoner to Third of Striking ML Jewett Workers WiU Return Today whole thing was a Herman j The trip probably will be said Bingaman did not j made Mt. July 17. With payment of the Allegheny Glass corporation payroll for June 24-29, 35 employes of the factory | here will begin production work repair work on another No. 3, will be it was The first tank has not been used for some The complete payroll for the week's wages for which approximately 100 workers walked out June 29, was on hand Not all of the reported for their
