Dunkirk Evening Observer (Newspaper) - September 30, 1932, Dunkirk, New York ISSUE PAGES ESTABLISHED LEASED SERVICE OF THE UNITED PRESS RUN 4519 Tlw Saturday NO 34 DUNKIRK N Y 30 lla Ptr 1 9 KILLED AS SHIP STRIKES ROCKS FOR Decision Reversed By Appellate Division Will Be Carried to WALKER SPEEDING BACK RECEPTION IS PLANNED McKee May Run on Fusion ket If Flynn Fails to Prevail Over Plans of Tammany Hall By LOWELL L LEAKE United Press Staff Correspondent New York Sept re- versed court decision haa cleared the way for the personable James J Walker appeal in a dramatic before Democratic com- for or ot New York the most of them at least are old admirers ot the per New Yorker who resigned before decision on removal charges against ntm They might be swayed 07 tiie former hag been at his best in a rough and tumble tion debate or crowd The decision which has muddled the mayoralty situation In America's largest city was Sanded down appellate division courts which heard an appeal from a lower court which held that Mayor Joseph V McKee was entitled to his job until Jan 1 1934 The appellate court decided 4 to 1 against that ruling interpreting ths law in effect to have Intended that In case ot a vacancy In the office the electorate should be entitled to name a at the earliest possible moment The dissenting opinion held tha dominant thought of the tramers of the constitution was that a election should not conflict with state and national tions Another Appear The ruling will appealed to the state court of which is to York what the state supreme court to many A de- cision is probable before Octl 11 the date independent candidate must file but not probable ty convention Oct 6 Republicans rial their convention Oct or 7 Former Mayor Walker aboard the new liner Rex la anxious to be back by Oct 6 because my political ture is at stake then A lew Continued on Page Four Cuban Political Leaders Seek Safe Asylums Havana Sept of the political opposition to the chado government took refuge today In foreign embassies and Ao escape the fate of five prominent here Tuesday OF FAVORED Other Politicians Bankers Business Men Bought Be- low Market But Lost Anyway Chicago Sept second list ot prominent politicians bankers and favored by Samuel Insull with an opportunity to purchase stock in one of his de- funct enterprises at bargain prices included Mayor Anton Cermak er D Young and many others Announcement of the list ot 318 in- and corporations revealed that all who participated In the syndicate lost their ment The list Banker Melvin A Traylor Chief Investigator Roche of the state's office Frank L smith Re- publican national the late Edward F Swift Joseph Tumulty President Woodrow Wilson's secretary Jaines new head of the operating com- panies Clement Rosa civic Gen James A Ryan John capitalist George M Reynolds bank er former Democratic national com Michael Igoe David E Shanahan speaker of the house ot William Lorimer former senator Stuyvesant coal magnate The syndicate shares ol Insull Investments Inc at a price of a share V The market price at the time wai Each in 5 per cent of the price and there a later 15 cent Refusal of Wigwam to ate Roosevelt's Personal Choice for Judge Reopens Wounds Albany N Y of Tammany ball to nominate Supreme Court Justice Samuel I Ro- zenman appointed by Governor Franklin D Roosevelt created a today on Capitol as the state convention neared The move in Interpretations In political circles more was regarded In some sorters as an Indication of the powerful New York city might eland on the situation at the tion It was Interpreted la some tcrs as meaning that Tammany might also refute to support Herbert H Lehman who slso ed by for tbe nomination for governor Thus far Tammany has a hands off policy In the gubernatorial race former was appointed by prior to tie for at Chicago The fact that Senator Samuel H a tin tbat In- city's was nominated for fob fnrtlwr Democratic bere aut I am oV my arm rs tWs Market Drifted Xew Tork Sept CP and commodity of Ut lumen up near don ttsi Urge t Intuits 1 ICS t Candid Education Needed He Says to Show Voter What Is Being Done Boston President Calvin urged a fighting campaign for tie election of President Hoover tn a letter read to members of the Republican of Massachusetts last night Mr Coolidge had been Invited to tie dinner tat declined on the ground tbat attention ot the delegates not be taken from candidates for state offices This campaign can be won by work and Mr said In his letter addressed to Major Judson Hannigan club president It Is pursuing a sound policy and If what has been done In the past and what doing In the present is impressed upon the voters by a cam raise ot candid education it cannot fall to meet with their approval MOHAWK VALLEY WAS DAMAGED BY FIRE N Y Sept Mrs Roosevelt Robinson 71 sister of the late President Theodore Roosevelt and several guests were routed from their beds early today Arc threatened Henderson House Mrs Robinson's home at ren near here Theodore Robinson assistant secretary of navy aad Ml of Mrs wio lives on an adjoining about a mile distant hurried to scene and Joined tbe la assisting tbe Mohawk in tie Tbe was bettered to hare ated from an ed fireplace on the second floor swept through and tbe celling A guest and aroused the to of her guests to ooe of lie oldest es- Ik tin Mohawk H Tell who its INCH OF SNOW UTKA A oi ills or as I WILL HELP MM Lower Tariff Lower Government Costs and Lower Taxes Are the Secrets REPUBLICANS MADE DEPRESSION CLAIM Governor At Sioux City Blames All the World-wide Troubles Onto the Present Washington Administration By FREDERICK A STORM United Prose Staff Correspondent Sturteyant Wls Sept An economic readjustment which would aid residents of rural titles and small towns wag promised by Gov Franklin D Roosevelt presidential nominee in a abort speech during an unscheduled stop here today Roosevelt drew a laugh from the crowd ot when he Introduced his all son my little boy Jimmy Aboard Roosevelt Special en Route Chicago 111 Sept In D Roosevelt swung Into the home stretch of his tour today after laying down for the second time n the corn belt it new deal barrage designed to offset the reelection sive of President Hoover scheduled or Des Oct t Roosevelt in a speech before persons who flocked Into Sloui City a from Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska again pledged a new deal or the farmer He presented a haH for its salient features the 1 Downward revision ot tariff rates give the agriculturist the same advantages as those enjoyed by Reduction 111 the expenses of government 3 Lower taxes The v Democratic presidential no- minee bitterly assailed the present Republican administration charging it was greatest spender In peace time in American history Roosevelt declared the depression in this country American-made able to tho high tariff and dent leans to backward and crippled countries To blame the foreign tims as he charged the Republicans were doing was called by nor the boldest alibi In the history of politics Tariff Roosevelt a competitive which means one which will put he American producers on a ket equality with their foreign com- One tbat equals the ence In the cost ot not a prohibitory tariff back ot which producers may to practice extortion on the American application of New York city to its water sup ply gallons dally by ing wells in county was de- nied today by stale power and control commission Washington Ambassador Waiter B Edge in a two hour conversation with secretary of State and Assistant Secretary today re- ported progress on the ican for a commercial treaty T Ramsey former Delaware county tax collector and mayor of Cheater pleaded guilty a the Delaware county court today to of misappropriating 5 In tax money railway managers proposed today a general 10 per cent reduction In the earnings ot nearly workers Pending a study of the proposal the trade unionists served their reply Harbor N was started today on Lake Ontario by for the coal laden freighter of the Coal of Buffalo since It eft Cape Vincent Wednesday for Oswego Labor knows by long and bitter experience that the highly protected Industries pay not one penny higher wages than tries such as the automobile try The suggested tional negotiations the Drat and most desirable approach to revisions and the agency of the tariff sion or the old method ot barter The basis of the Roosevelt farm policy was summed up by the nor as First to seek relict for the farmer the burden of his expense count and second to try to restore the purchasing cower of his dollar by getting tor him higher prices tor the products of tho noil Mounting expenses of agriculture Roosevelt laid to cost of tal support local state and national To remedy this he called for the of useless office and resolute courageous catting Simplification and consolidation ot proposed four years ago IT President Hoover not he asserted velt said ones more a candidate he still proponing I leave yon to draw row own The special left Simu City late last night for Chicago St Sept L Mills secretary carried for into tbe day not conceding a Mills saM only he to for that Hoorer will Ire was on hit arrival Detroit era was campaign cm a radio for Albany N Y Sept Two indictments charging de- gree attempted murder ed today by a grand jury against Mike Baslle and William Kelly henchmen of the lato New York ster Fats McCarthy Washington Admiral William V Putt chief of naval that ships ot the At fleet would remain on the west coast until after winter vers with the battle force next ruary Political Quarters York All Agog Over Battle That Is Impending DEMOCRATIC PARTY WOULD BE SPLIT WIDE OPEN Tammany Sure to Line Up While Bronx Democrats Will Be Behind Present Mayor Now York Sept tual declaration ot war on Mayor Joseph V proposals for ling tho city budget was made today Comptroller Charles W Berry At a meeting of the board ot mate sought to strip the or of Ills budget power Berry Introduced a resolution re- storing the function ot paring the budget to tho board of estimate It failed by a single vote Although Berry mustered 11 to five for the mayor the resolution needed a three-quarters majority Introduction of resolution caught McKeo by surprise Ills face paled He waited with lips com- pressed while the clerk read then engaged Berry in a bitter accusing tho comptroller ot bad You are putting the acting mayor on tlie said You are trying to take the opportunity away from him to put Into effect an economy program Why don't put cards on the table and let tho people know what ycu are trying to Ex-mayor Anxious to Get Home to Enter Fight for tion and Vindication Aboard S 8 Rex Gibraltar Sept J Walker Intends to re-election as mayor of New York the United Press learned night It Is understood his announcement Li being postponed until be is ed there Is no legal obstacle The Rex here for dynamo repairs Is sailing tonight and Is ex- to arrive In Now York on Get 6 or 7 In time for the city-wide convention and nominations Aboard S Rex Sept Mayor James J Walker ot York waited with concealed impatience today for the speed liner Rex to start him OB a race across Die Atlantic he hopes will get him to York In time to the fight for re-election and the ate The mayor chafed to bt but after investigating tbe possibility of airplanes to reach other decided the temporarily crippled Rex offered him Uie best chance U reach New York by date of the convention to nominate a or Officers of the Rex assured him repairs on the ship's crippled mo would be completed by this ening and the attempt to crois the Atlantic In speed would be Although Walker gave tho sion he had every Intention of ning he was about bis plans Before formally announcing Ms candidacy ho awaited further legal moves of Ills opponents feeling sure tbat yesterday's decision ot the appellate court ordering a ty election in November would be carried to the New York court of peals the state's highest court All be would say for publication There Is no After an day yesterday awaiting of Out appellate Mart's decision he to 1 A M When news arrived bis secretary Would not United Pras U Walker aroM and heard tbe news at the He hit action and tbe skip's hla tbe Rex would sail might Kew York Sept A Tor fencer Mayor Jaim J Walker be On liner Met week It ky many The of tJn M to Urn taf a tin or kh frr frar New Sept Joseph V McKee faced with an ad- verse decision In his court fight to retain his me seek election In November as an In- dependent according to reports In political quarters today It McKeo who has Introduced tic measures opposes er In the election It would mean a break between Tammany hall and some of its powerful allies Edward J Flynn Bronx ic loader homo after touring with Governor lot It bo known ho would support McKeo an Independent candidate Is supported by tho Broint Democratic organization headed by Edward J Flynn Tammany hall If t backs Walker would attempt to the support of other Brooklyn where boss John II McCooey bits tailed as yet his position in the contest Tammany hall was described as most likely to fight for nomination of Walker who resigned under fire The liall recently circulated petitions Ing for a meeting of all tho county committees at Madison Square Garden Oct tn nominate a candidate McKee however still has a chance to win the court In the court o appeals the states highest tribunal The Is whether ho may servo out Walkers term ing Jan 1 1934 The court of peals meets Monday and may make a decision next week BV MOOSE LEADERS RAN 1616 FIGURES Defense Trying to Show tor Davis Was Justified in Selling Contract for By ft KLEIN stal Correspondent New York Sent sources of which rolled IB on Jw organisation department ot Uia Disastrous Flood Reported In North Mexico El PUSH Tex Sopt most Howl In the history ot north Mexico was reported today to have swept away small es At lenst sovon lives wore reported lost At slate qi Hidalgo and one at All between Juarez across the Hio from bore and Mexico City Is Telegraph wires between and the Interior aro down Heroic Radio Operator Himself in With Broken ing Set PRESIDENT MADISON HAS SURVIVORS ABOARD Two Girls Kidnapped By the Robbers Were Wounded ing ing in N D Sept machine gun held up the Citizens National bank at ton today and escaped through a hall of gun which wounded two girls who had been kidnaped by the bers Bank officials were checking ho amount ot loot which was bettered large Tho girls were found In an farm and west ot near Doran Minn A sheriff's posse approached within a few hundred feet of the bandits when they stopped to throw out the ed The girls Ruth bank em- ploye and Doris Stock customer were taken In one of the to a hospital The large dan was being driven Hat tire which it WM believed was by the firing of Jack Nolan employe of a store across the street from the bank Nolan shot at the bandits with a rifle from the roof of the store Only Three Able to Leave ed Craft Shipmates gers Meet Death As Waves Pound Boat to Pieces Victoria B C Sept Wind-whipped raging seas that sent he Steamer Nevada to a watery grave In the North Pacific brought death to 39 teamen and and sent a courageous radio operator his death radio messages from Dollar liner President Madison E ID PLAY IN FINAL All American Competition sured As Last Foreign En- try Is Eliminated Mass An All-American final In the women's national golf championship was sured today when Glenna Col- leu of Philadelphia and ginia Van Wle of Chicago came through victorious In their semi-final matches at Salem country club Miss Van Wle defeated Charlotte Glutting of South Orange N J 4 and 3 after Mrs Vare had eliminated Che last foreign entry Ada Mackenzie ot Toronto i and 4 Mra Yarn's victory marked tbe seventh time she has won her way Into tho finals of tho women's Sho lias been champion five times and Helen Kicks a year runner-up to For Miss Van it was the third had gained finals She wag Mrs Varo in and 1930 Mrs Vare will meet Miss Van Wle la a final match tomorrow Both semi-final matches were ly contested for the first nine boles Mrs reaching turn 1 up over Miss Mackenzie Miss Van Wlo holding a similar lead over tho young Kew Jersey girl who scared a sensa- tional victory over Wilson yesterday Enid on tbe home stretch the Ites put on pressure to wind up their matches safely far from the green Mrs Varo won Uis lOUi I lib 13th and holes Sbe scored a birdie I on Die bat didn't have West Virginia in all of to wla the three as Mackenzie Ion icr Van on Hie other hand was forced to May near perfect golf to eliminate her young New Jersey win wan as and as Order at at sach a rale wo Mreed to pay Senator Davit for control of traced hy ic defense today at tbe trial ot Davis om violating tis federal toUtry laws tattU to tbat tan siads by Joseph A Jenkins and Vnl ln tho W Jones said to W Davis agent to department JrOm whose attorneys contend completely out of touch with tho department the data DIP la tie gaist balls Jenkins tht received from tht proceeds 10 ISLAND The Madison li proceeding here with the three ot trophe They related a tale ot Ism and horror in brlet radio They are James Friti Dewall Portland and Eu- cena N Decauey Manila from bleak Island after their 32 shipmates and seven Chinese passengers were drowned William R Robertson Redondo Beach the radio operator locb ed In his cabin and continued to send out messages tor help long after the Nevada had and mountainous waves pounded over her breaking her to bits the ors said Robertson died at his post Ing to repair his sending apparatus broken by the pounding waves and wind Captain T W Johansen atvi Third Mate C A Johnson both of Portland leaned Into the sea rather than re- main on the doomed vessel the said The Nevada hit hard on the fog swept uninhabited Island Tuesday night There was a shudder Light went out her nose rammed full speed against tho rocks In the howling gale Robertson pounded out the distress call that sent the Oregon Maru nearby and the President Madison 500 miles away rushing to the rescue Somo sailors drowned as were and tossed In launching Others Uovo overboard trusting their own strength to got them to the ged shore Forty-two fought tor their lives Only three won Weak from exposure the were unable to tell connected today NEW ENGLAND IS Middle Western States Show Small Majority for Ballots Counted New York Sept turns from eleven states in tbe erary Digest's straw vole to bo published tomorrow give lor Franklin D a slight load on the basis of ballots counted Tho most significant feature ot tbe returns so far the magazine said Is that almost 40 per cent of tho strength comes rom former Republican voters Roosevelt polling votes date won 40.03 cent ct tho lots while President Hoover with won 45.18 per The real Were divided among other with Norman Thomas Iho leading by tea to one The figures to dale ara from Con- Maine Massachusetts Jersey and Xew In all of which California ois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania and ot a special 1 knawa drive In Uie by br TDe Met British Whes Miss Glutting found ball oa the green sno gavo lie a laugi liy walking to and lier iow should play lie shot told leads OD the electoral ho returns ot tho to IS5 for Our small the Digest suit hot It covers more than twice many as last Tho poll is called a survey tbe ing table of Hoover to to with a masSIc tonit her advice and holed tie but Miss Van Wie bad only o a two-foot to win the Solo a A Illinois Malat Now Jersey New York MWJ m distance JM Totals
