Hamilton Daily News Journal (Newspaper) - October 27, 1934, Hamilton, Ohio Traveling Swiftly Over Smooth Roads ud U em of the joyi bat it U of A accident policy 11.35 ud firM you for whole Protect from Loss Of Income In Case Of Injury HAMILTON JOURNAL VOL. OCTOBER J 7, 1984 Cliu Oklo PRICE TWO CENTS of 18 PAGES W E AT HE R S. HAMILTON AKD CLOUDY AJTD 8ONDAY FAIR AWD FLORIDANS HOLD PUBLIC LYNCHING BEE ADMINISTRATION ATTITUDE SEEN AS TO THUMBS TURNED DOWN ON PLAN OF AUTHOR EPIC Campaign Fails To Win Washington Approval DEFEATED CANDIDATE Loosens drawing Support In fornia Contest Oct. 27. The Roosevelt it developed has quietly turned down on Upton As a result a violent quarrel shook California democracy and dealt what many considered a blow to tho former socialist's bid for the chief of and the author who captured the democratic from Creel in a sensational fell to hammering away at each their ostensible united front split wide shooting began yesterday when who visited President withdrew his support from In a letter which dated October 18, he accused Sinclair of breaking faith with the democratic Ho said Sinclair's plan was unworkable and and that his promise to end poverty in California within four years was carried to the point of Strikes Back Sinclair Denying ha would withdraw from the any circumstances ho despatched a wire lato last night from San Francisco to New where Creel is. havo loyally kept every ment with it have traveled up and down Iho state reading passages from tho tic platform to audiences and ing it to 1 have urged them lo vote tho democratic I oven gone fio far as to urge thorn not lo vote for juo unless they voto democratic ticket now publicly charge me with breaking It is you who havo broken faith with the tio party of California and with tho New which wo You have done all ill your power to elect a. reactionary Republicans The republican referred to is acting Governor Frank F. leading a strenuous campaign lo turn back Hie Sinclair His supporters were said to be lant over Although the White House maintained its an unmistakable impression went abroad high officials do not care to ace Sinclair It bolstered by these 1. When Creel visited the While House lie curried in his pocket a copy of Ibe letter de- nouncing 2. A letter from democratic advocating tho tion of Sinclair and bearing the rubber stamp signature of master General Farley in the well known green ink that ha was termed a In the con- fusion of sending form letters to many it was a minor employe sent this one to a supporter through ftn Man Without Vote 3. Requests for administration speakers to participate in the clair campaign have met no re- 4. Senator MeAdoo of Roosevelt said he would not be able mako speeches for He said he had io speak Utah in port of democratie senatorial and would not arrive in until election in Baltimore last asserted he would vote for neither Sinclair nor He choice lies between epilepsy stands for LIQUOR OF MONOPOLY Donahey is Heard On Tax Problems Fess Counters With Attack On Other dates Speak One of Ohio's U. S. senatorial candidates last night generalized on the subject of taxation while an- other Returned to an attack of a national political Tax said Vic Puff Rub Out School 0., Oct. 27. Faculty intervention has halted the pool at Western E e s c r ve Dean William D. Trautman said dean revealed thai he had discovered the identity of a dent had been selling tho pool to students and making a profit of nearly a called him into my office and gave him his choice of either discontinuing the sale of these tickets or withdrawing from the dean Harris Calls on Griffith But Job is Offered Ruth Hauptmann Sees Own Infant Son K. Oct. Richard wife and child have established themselves in him such cheer and comfort as they The man charged with the murder of Lindbergh baby greeted bis own infant sou with tears in his eyes yesterday in the prison where he will remain until his trial begins January 2. This 11-month-old gurgled and laughed when Hauptmann took him in his arms in the of his moved her be- longings and her son from tho Bronx to a furnished room about a mile from the county Jail authorities have arranged fjor daily visits by Mrs. but the baby will be allowed to sec his father only Humphreys Sent To Leavenworth Oct. law has finally up with Chicago's one time Enemy No. ray Llewellyn has dealt him the same kind of though in lesser that it gave to Al tlie last of tho of Chicago's list public was sentenced to IS mouths prison at Leavenworth and fined late yesterday after lie rendered and pleaded guilty lo a charge of evading payment of 100 income taxes on un income of for tho three years ending in 1032. In addition ho will have to pay up his delinquent with It took tho law some IB months to Milch up with but once ho surrendered the wheels of tho law moved Within four hours after his arrest by agents of the internal department at nearby Humphreys was sentenced fo prison by Federal Judge Charles E. His surrender had been previously ar- ranged by the fugitive's Edwin Oct. 27. Clark casting about for a new manager for the Washington conferred today with Bucky but tho club owner was reported to have offered tho job already lo Babe The conference with Washington's first pennant ning was at Griffith's in- who lost his job at Boston through tho' same move which created the local the sensational sale of Joe was in a receptive give IS handsprings right now if Mr. Griffith offered me tho Harris Foxy old Griffith was to have offered Babe a year and a percentage of the gate receipts to manage the Senators and play a few innings a according to the countered with a demand for 000, without a cut in gate re- and Griffith said to have promised to consider the Harris has retained ship with Griffith since the days ho became the first of the club in 1924 and 5.Uered it. to two successive and one world FOOTBALL SQUAD MEMBERS KILLED Oct. 27, bers of the freshman killed and youth und girls were in- jured early tlie bile iti which they were riding crashed into a bridge on the field between and Highland The two killed 20, and Churles Alvin 21, of Ind. The was driven by Dudley 20, fion Charles H. of Tho girls injured were 18; Jane and Virginia 17, all of TEACHERS ELECT DISTRICT OFFICERS 0., Oct. 27. M. of today was elected president of the ern Ohio Other officers chosen include N. P. of vice and Wade principal of the LEGION DEMAND FOR BONUS IS PUZZLE IN WASHINGTON Br DAVID LAWRENCE 1031) Oct. 27. Chickens come home to eral spending and unbalanced gets or later awaken the desiro of all groups to share in the a bounteous the overwhelming vote of tho American Region at its annual convention in Miami this week pre- sents a dilemma of the first For it would cost at to pay off the culled soldier That the compensation is due the veterans cannot te That it might have been paid during orgy of spending in the last 18 and possibly have more good than sonio of the projects which the administration has will be argued by the But there can ho no debate about the fact that tho American Legion held on its demand for payment as it appeared that an economy was in progress and that it revived its demand when the administration gave little heed to tho question of a balanced Ask With the elections less than a fortnight and democrats will be asked to declare Warehouse Receipt Racket is Studied Await Check Of Stringent Re- strictions Placed On Ownership 0., Oct. 27. The Ohio Liquor Control hoard is testing its powers to halt legging of warehouse receipts for liquor a of Die monopoly provisions of the state liquor Regulations placing stringent re- strictions on the traffic in re- certificates of ownership of liquor in United States government bonded have been in fect a few How well they are the board does not It will lie several man Wellington T. Leonard before the full effect of the tions can he Provide Real Check regulations provide a real check upon the traffic in- these re- said Vice-Chairman WB cannot hope to stop bootlegging in them en- tirely any more than we can stop any other kind of bootlegging en- The use of warehouse receipts is an important adjunct in the legal disposition of The board allowance for this buyers of liquor chase warehouse receipts for bringing the goods into their names even before it is moved out of the bonded storage Ohio dis- tillers make disposition of their wares in that the board has they may not make sales to individuals for consumption by those They may sell warehouse re- fo other distillers or rectifiers upon consent of tho liquor ment within or without Cut In On Monopoly The only other exception in the rule against traffic in these receipts was provided in the case of fido of Ohio to through for their own liquor bonded and stored prior to December Ihc date of The evil that had cropped was that a large number of agents within tho borders of Ohio wero selling warehouse receipts for liquor thereby cutting or in on tho state's of liquor sales in State stores were losing all that The latest regulation on sale of warehouse a sure that guaranteed the continued operation this system in tho con- duct of a law-abiding distilling of permits aro not permitted lo directly or indirectly in the business of buying or selling house receipts for spirituous liquor which is to bo distributed or consumed in except to other holders of MALONE IS TRADED BY CHICAGO CUBS Oct. 27. of the Chicago Cub front office will be no mystery to ager Charlie Grimm as long as ho pilots Iho he is a member of the front office P. K. formally look ovor Iho presidency of the club succeeding William Walker who resigned One of his first moves brought Grimm fts a vice Grimm's first action sent Pal n right-handed hurler for the Cubs sinco 1928, to world champion In St. Louis over J. Kenneth young Tho determined to dispose of who failed to get along with also gave the Ordinals some cash EUGENE SERVICES AT services for who died Friday at tho Home for 2140 1'ogiic wore to be held from tho homo Saturday at p. m. Working Are Social ar s 110 daughter of the socially prominent Mr. and Mrs. Ernest U. Professional manikins threaten to steal tho boy friends of society unless the stop BULLETINS MINISTER RESIGNS Oct. 27. H. minister of trade and merce in the dominion has resigned from the it was learned because of ferences of opinion in the cabinet over action in connection with the mass buying and price spreads REBELS SLAIN Oct. 27. Nineteen rebels wers killed in a. clash today with Spanish troops near The insurgents wore remnants of forces defeated during the recent Seek Extradition Of Ivan 27. The state department has requested trian government extradite Ivan former Yugoslav army to face bigamy charges be- cause of his alleged marriage to Miss Agnes missing New York woman A previous request for extradition on perjury charges denied by the Austrian government in perjury is not considered an extraditable crime un- der Austrian law and the existing extradition New York state authorities then asked the state department to seek bis extradition on the bigamy since he alleged lo have had a wife in Vicuna at the lime of his marriage to Miss TWO FINED DYNAMITING FISH Price agt 32, and Asa 21, Maple near were ar- Friday night in the court of Magistrate Lewis New Mi- on a of dynamiting lish in Big north ot Ench was lined and posts Price paid his but Asa dix was sent to jail in default of Clifford game protector of Warren and J. Karl district game came upon tho tho was after they had set off two charges of SMALL ROOF FIRE AT HOME The fire department was called lo the homo of 339 South Eleventh Saturday morning at o'clock to ex- a small roof fire caused by sparks from 4 Given Hero Girl Rewarded for Drowning Rescue Oct. 27. ivero acclaimed today by the hero Two were in their teens when they performed acts of Two are Tho awards were made for cuing others from Evelyn M. awarded a bronze for saving Evelyn 15, from drowning in a Aug. swam to towed her to a stake in the lo paddled back to the stake and gut Hies Bruhn to To Louis of 1722 sped a similar award and the tribute that his son Andrew died a Tim younger held six-year-old Clifford Nolan until rescuers could move out into Lake Erie and save the boy and the boy's Ex- young The tragedy occurred when a boat in which the throe were rowing cap- The efforts of Michael 15, of to save Alan after Iho younger boy Imd broken through the ice in the old municipal March 12, cost young Simon his He ran across broke climbed broke through again and Meantime Young Icy managed to reach To Mi- went the bronze Hydro-Electric Projects Rapped Oct. 27. The tional Coal association urged tho federal government to abandon valley power ment nml all other hydro-electric projects and out economic or social The association's annual meeting closed with adoption of the power project resolution and a report of its legislative committee stating that the bituminous industry wanted to keep its code for at least two years after next April The federal power the resolution would dislocate vate industry and lead lo will inflict losses on and related industries nml im pose new on the lax pny it will put an end to than promote Denies Senator's Daughter Missing Oct. of Senator said today that Miss Patricia 15-year-old daughter Iho had not been missing us was re- ported by police but was in Immaculate Seminary Senator reported lo from Miami where American Legion con- Attaches at his office declined to discuss tho but said n statement would he forthcoming 11- tcr in Ihc day from of- fice in denying the 15-ycar- girl had been Officials of Ihc school said the was attending classes there Moffett's Wife Falls to Death New Oct. James A. wife of thi federal housing a d ni i plunged right to her death il what say an The Adelaide Tuft 47, dropped her bed room to the apartment house court yard but police tho news for several investigation showed that sho subject to dizzy spells and hnd fueling ill earlier in the flew here from Moffett was liend of the 1'IFA on June after six us of Oil company Unt last July ho was n vice-president c Standard Oil of New SANKEY'S WIDOW WINS ACQUITTAL Sioux S. Oct. 27. Mrs. Fern Mao Stinkey was to day of complicity charges in th Charles II kidnaping cas in which her the lat Verno played R After deliberating moro than fon a federal court jury hero I- turned n verdict of acquittal Ins Mrs. Mn Alvina charges aro was release on her own NEGRO ACCUSED IN SLAYING OF WHITE WOMAN housands Gather In Crowd To Watch Proceedings MOB BROKEN UP However And Victim Is denly Slain Near Town Of Marianna Oct. 27, A negro accused of killing a woman met death at the hands of a nob during the night after a crowd 3f several thousand had gathered to the The body the shot ami mutilated with was brought into the louso square here early today and strung from the limb of a lio was slain in a woods on the oC the Chipola river and his dragged several miles behind an automobile to the Greenwood ionic of George whose 23- was At- tacked and slain lust There a dozen or moro shots were pumped into the body and it was further mutilated by Held As Captive had been the jail at early day and held captive near word was spread for white to come and see the During early part of the several thousand gathered at The crowd was so large that decided not to kill the The mob then legan to break While hundreds of persons lingered at the Cannidy lonio for the negro to be brought other slipped him nlo the woods and killed Whether the negro was shot to leath and mutilated afterward or he died in agony from his could not be After tho body had lain in yard for some it was into and hoisted n the Suspense Ended Tho sudden appearance of the lody ended a night of suspense and excitement for this county seat of Jackson county and the little town of Greenwood where the farm girl is attacked nud officers were identified in Earlier J. P. ex- secretary fo Governor Dava had called Sheriff W. F. who declared he believed le was capable of taking care of any situation that might The governor authorized the g out of the national guard if of- thought such a mare sary after tho Florida Council Association of Southern Women for tho Prevention of Lynching and the National Association for tho Ad- vancement of Colored People pealed for Report Drinking The crowd swelled until in lata afternoon several thousand persons were Political lenders ad- dressed the crowd to keep it quiet and tho committee of members of which said they sented the declared tho negro would bo brought fo tho homo for the family lo do with 03 it wished before he would lynched at a pigpen a half mils away where tho body of the girl was Members of tho committee said some members of tho crowd had been drinking and some were armed with rifles and expressed fear cent persons would be injured if tho negro was brought out Tho crowd slowly dwindled ing the night until only a few wore left but tho promise to lynch negro at tho scene of the crime not made good for suddenly his body was dragged in front of Cannidy home ind left in Tho mob that obtained Nnl suddenly nt Brawton early U trawled in automobiles bearing Florida tags and the officer ia
