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   Hamilton Daily News Journal (Newspaper) - October 15, 1934, Hamilton, Ohio                               If You've Got Something To Sell and get your share of the many thousands of dollars spent every year by Hamilton Consistent advertising In the will produce prompt and satisfactory Start a small campaign of advertising THE COST WILL BE TRIFLING HAMILTON HAMILTON IN JOURNAL VOL. 00 TO BUR. 16, 1931 PRICE TWO CENTS New family of 14 PAGES WEATHER HAMILTON AND TAIR AND WARMER TUESDAY PARTLY LOUISVILLE KIDNAP MYSTERY NEAR SHOWDOWN -t S1 y xy -y FEAR FOR WORST IN OF MINE WORKERS MINERS REFUSE TO ALLOW ANY OUTSIDE AID Indicate Hungarians Are Re- signed To Fate Undertaken As Company Re- fuses To Meet Demands Of Per Week Oct. 13. of from that left ot coal miners who in a black mine fuel under caused loin's for Ihe worst this are determined die us lo tlie together willi u request for was the last that hnd heard from That early lilts At 2 p. in. government officials wished send to the bottom of the pit to force the lo at Ihe of and and pill an end to threats of unless demands of a week arc Death of Statesman Comes Quietly nr Staff 15. Havmond 1'oiiifjiro, one of hist of Franco's gredt World died early fills The president ami ior of Ihe 10 yours was 7-1 years Tho shock may the 1'oiucare grieved over dis- for ho knew King exander well and Louis Barthou was Death came at his homo hero after a short illness which thought not The elderly on RAYMOND POINCARE Slavs Weep as King's Body Is Borne Toward Belgrade A WAITS CHAIR WEDNESDAY NIGHT War Hero Famed as Savior of Franc Hesitate To Force But Tact the mine holds only men far had ed from Inking any Dm and lo Ihe chusin now Oli hours of steady crs lo more Iwo days weekly and pay I'd IT e tiLV owning t he in in win rli itna heavily to d IMI i a tiring it to foreign it would also lend 1" similar uniting I In Hainan t Partly Accomplished Tlie v ill i this lo mass in u was ot tlie were They were nol to the true of tho Vive guards nl Ihc mouth thn They arr willi and I hoy to tiny who lo Tlie lias OH Tor mofo ing time Ihe havr without water and wives tearing minors would sent and inlo I lie Tho were to with the but it likely the would not Thn of sont Tlie burred path tho Place Hauptmann On Witness Stand New Oct. 10. Bruno Richard Hauptmann before Supreme Court Justice Ernest E. L. Hammer in supreme today that he was at his East 222nd street home in the Bronx the night of March 1, 1932, the night the Lindbergh baby was Oct. lo. Yugoslav subjects wept today be- fore the coffin the king many of thorn had opposed in A royal train coffin made its way loner of whore il had from iiy thr of uf an pay to it was to huve halt ill various towns between Increased At Penitentiary Dillinger Gangster Wants No Intercession Before Governor White und Marry 1'ier- iti a row cell ill Ohio wailing for tins summons I hat will I like him ilown lo the little death house und the electric ThuL in will come lime between midnight Tuesday and midnight 1'restuii K. Thomas has refused lo definitely when will bu electrocuted murder of Jess uL October HUX Thul mimler cleared the path 1'or John lo a short-lived freedom with us trigger Guards Increased in preparation for the scheduled execution the warden redoubled guards around Ihe has surrounded himself with a personal guard and made U known he was checking the license numbers of automobiles noted cruising in the vicinity of the Pierpont bus been furnished lies to read hut has refused lo Guarded After Threat Left by Stoll Abductor WILLIAM S. SPEED BEERY V. STOLL WILLIAM A. STOLL Mrs. V. Sloll nor as a victim of the abductor took Mrs. Stoll from Imine ill the person really sought by the win Mill In a Louisville were nfler tho wiiK They arc William A. president of the Louisville Hoard of Trade and brother-in-law uf Iho William S. millionaire her and vice president of the Sloll Oil Fires Back at Director he warden but i m K. dismissed comptroller j wine of quiet Brown Opposes Parochial Aid capital until ard to the In own in liis effort to forestall radii ion to to fare a murder in the Lindbergh soon the the attorneys went inlo a nt Ihe II nu ma nn sat rigidly iti fncn and and for the time in bis court Jio in count v htt wore a tie a dark bine with polka whilo Iho wore in he looked out over the courtroom and entirely com- DIES OF PNEUMONIA 0., 15. professor of dind today of lie an 1 motor nt Iowa State nd formerly was ary of the Ohio Hi roe Belgrad anil will the On coffin of Father a I reck priest and clerical parry has two years in exile on was to hire it sum 11 on the lonely island ho is guard I'd und come lo Split lo a prayer drop n nn ihc his will lin in slato two before in which at FIVE NEGROS DIE IN CRASH 3fd., In. negroes wore 1'nlsilly near early when the wore collided with a heavy of the negroes wove two others died in n I lavre Grafo hospital shoi Xo on bus wore FORMER AUDITOR DIES 0., lo. Wil 1'lalt, county today of in and was j nml He formerly was n di nf mn had nerved as eily arid n mem her tl the city for today 11 ns to the spending of fnr the support of have the greatest of the Ohio Department issued him a fit of advised uf the no com- ment to make other Ui Mr. dismissed for of the I do through tho he relieved willi o live up lo nickname M the Business Swinging to Mutual Understanding Indicated Governor Silent As Demos Gather Oct. lo tlie Xew York Herald iti u story printed ad- ministration said thai bud split the of the or i lhati the school system I ml such are nor tiie Miile lie only fur of Diir public am opposed lo the i lending nl support of ur Dayton Man Kills Hangs Self 1 l r kill in I CANTON SLA KR 7 I ils Iho late Only of were tn be REFUSED IN AIR MAIL CASK in in on ilic of Ilio ot mail in review a MRS. WILL CAMPAIGN FOR FRIEND 15. V iV i Franklin an- a n an- would i il must IIR dismissed CLEAR VIOLATION OF LAW NECESSARY TO PROSECUTE Oct. The morst import tint Roosevelt radio ech is decision of the ration nol to on disputes un- less there JB a cloar violation of Inw arul to sustain the lins caused some brain who had pome expert DIP of To ant as n wilful ally in the economic crusade that been on hern fnr several months and new in of decisions of of the Slates nd of Ihe of i The case in i is that in which Labor Board down a decision against the lloude of Hint tho com puny had violated col- bargaining Kor weeks the board has boon the tho up lo of and Ihe latter in turn been saying lo bourd thai there was HI evidence of by tlie on 1-1) TO DIE TONIGHT 1.1. iti from Shirk Miller There luis no in K. He killing April 17, unii en- lo Will Rogers Waiting for Best to Heir is nol lo war in Tor who they would In tho they liad it Init since thai nations have kinder wauled to do like n lot of onr moving du. 't with one Ihoy Inko n on we call is wailing for the licht So that's are I lo wail till war Tree I j of J. a shot his anil iu his re as they to A 11. in the I far in I lie called The Another had I with liis re- Il was ut many ere reluctant boldly in of nets i a mutual hail been willi iti nf urn wlm u will lo on The following to a growing anil business at I he approach lo the nf leadership of the Instances Listed lines of of anew from official quartern that no or extreme is f call fur April df in -I 1 Xo DII Oct. The cal wars iti took on a of intensity by the brought t ho parly 's tickler A. lo witb a of thu entire republicans fn works fnr Hie last week in the nf Paul 1 attorney the a of Martin f of and was to set at rest hints of defection defeated man Charles tho Deal the ami had lo inter- rupt a speaking lour lo on RECALL THREAT ON FIFTH DAY BY ABDUCTOR Believe Contact Established By Woman's Family PROMISING CLUE Indicated As Truck Driver Reports Sighting Mrs. Stoll In Automobile Oct. 15. Tho fifth inost lous for Alice Speed Stoll since was brought the belief day tho family hns established with tho Thoso in n to know agreed Unit Ihe fifth day played nn important part in the 1'ears have been ex- pressed Hint the kidnaper intended to kill the young society matron that timo he liud not received the ransom and made his way to With the cnse at this critical it was pointed out cantly that Sunday was the first day the kidnaping Inet lo puss without an appeal by to the Ihe som money has been dispatched to apparently to be called for there or forwarded Woman Sighted Willi all Iho law forces of tlie county and city in a hunt for tho wealthy the primary still lor lier making an arrest or even bunking v u rn o r. promising of the clues rua down by the officers today seemed to bet that suggested by the re- ported sighting of a woman who looked like Mrs. in Warren way between ville and It vrus ia this that drove furiously lust This section ot Kentucky ia with every hill and opening into every they lie in The is wild arid sparsely BULLETINS DIES IN CRASH Upper 0.. Oct. 15 2li, of Upper was today when his car left the highway six miles south of town and upset in a pinned beneath the was dead when POSTPONED 0.. Oct. 15 trial of Thomas Licavoli on a first degree murder charge was postponed one week in common picas court because important nesses could not he The was decided upon after a 3f> minute conference between Judge John M. Prosecutor icr and 1 APPOINTMENT NEAR CINCINNATI BIBLE STUDENT IS KILLED Oct. was killed and slightly when nn in which Ihry lo Cincinnati Semi- Chateau 1'rire a lo Imme in into and into a uL linn pike and Kiver Monday a. in. i- of Thr lie a in tlie Idle was upended liy lo Deputy Joseph an d who bad been control nl tl with Farley at e of the c id tlie but lo A. in- him to ami several thousand uml Tho find the invitation tlie nilly only on condition ould nol he to In- doled a r POLICEMAN HELD IN SLAYINGS 15. beld here day In answer charges of murdering I ho man with his K. William F. 1'nthcr of the oilier Iv Might Be Hidden ic investigators agreed that still despite ill witb a cold when she was taken away in a and a be hidden in one oi natives of the region have becti lost tor days injured otherwise caught in caves even when friends had some general idea of where lo search for In tlie kidnapers could have found a to conceal themselves So tar us the man who is ing search is tho cusa apparently is exactly where it won't claim any progress been Harold oi justice The days liave yielded hy im- par taut but no re- 5, Cremated in Laborer Confesses Crime AH Oct. 15. today Imil t h r D w i n 5-ycar-old into H house A u child's wrist ami a tew from the after had born Oct. 15 j Thoy were all Unit of Robert M. i president of the University of A trail of blond a to the chairmanship of the interpreted by no- tional Labor Relations board hVo as nl a imminent today after he had hut Stone's as talked with President by Inventor wus SnirL in it at Ihe us he had been with tho in ilic hud hit IUT with rubber She her head on ihr Then Si ono to carry Jean Ht Ihe confession hnl became Uc threw her into the smeared on bis clothes led to tJm of 2-1. lie during of qn the inx that he knew nothing of Ransom on Way morning pulsed with hy a widespread limit lor tho young society and on the Ohio one day Xi morning 5aw the random on its Ths ot small bills lay that in waiting to Tho husband returned a through tral Kentucky an an- that met all tiie ransom The for the indicated the ransom had bfen paid according to his di- Two days and was no hint of state and city officers swooped down upon the Stoll neighborhood started n of Ihe wooded lands around it. The of their motors and hustle of their destroyed the ure oC and  

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