Hamilton Daily News (Newspaper) - June 7, 1923, Hamilton, Ohio FOREMOST IN THE PEOPLE'S S E R 0 E BOOST BETTER FOR HAMILTON DAI ESTABLISHED 1879 SHOWERS State Probers Have Trouble In Other Towns Examiners Talk White Visiting Their Bosses In Columbus About tions In Various Cities The state examiners of county and city offices and at tha records of boards of education visit other cities the as Hamilton and with varied experiences in the different Court Houses and city buildings There are classifications of these experts or specialists as professional Wen would fay They oven have their institutions like teachers and of the Y SI p A and Chamber of Commerce and others so as the benefit of each others experience arc experts in inspecting offices others in like County offices or boards oi Education One who visits City buildings would In n conference of County Examiners or of those confer will nf education but the Auditor oJ Stato and tha head of Stale Bureau nf Inspection and Supervision of lic Offices nt different times with nil of them travel in couples BO as to work together in checking When a pair of examiners completes the work in many city or Court Houso they make out their re- port arid submit the same to their Bureau at Columbus and get ions for the next Some of there examiners arc thus and out of Columbus almost every day and there they come in contact With the correspondents of papers throughout the state Mr H R the successor Into James W Faulkner as Columbus correspondent of the Cincinnati En- and who is now writing ters that aretin every way worthy of his eminent predecessor seems to have been interviewing some of examiners on their pilgrimages to Columbus when they tell that are not found in their official reports is an extract from Mr gert's observation on is on with city administrations in ferent parts of the If one has confidential talks with the state examiners who go about trying to keep them straight it Is the usual thing to hear that few cities are following the plans of the in the of the state Nor do they take much stock in the of shortage of funds livery move on the checkerboard is move to funds not to conserve Busy business men are pronounced ready victims for type of city official has had an attitude rif in- difference to rising costs him through the trend toward ion interrupted only b'y the bard years cf 1021 1022 The examiners say retrenchment is a word as difficult to sny In city halls as repartions in Berfin And likewise they think the business men fall as quickly for giddy municipal figures as the T B M tired ess man is reputed to fall for the pranks of toe lightly chorus girl Real studies of finance with an attitude toward hard conservatism would be opening to the cyrs and restful to aggrieved taxpayers But who'll it the meantime lawful or un- lawful cities resort to nil kinds of ricks to splice out their funds There have boon references to the practice of petting money out of bootleggers under n scientific policy of extracting the illicit business will stand out destroying it Then there are tle to pet pin money nati for example tried to get funds from the waterworks plus but the Ohio Supreme Court threw it a hard fall Dayton its neighbor has a craftier scheme It charges to waterworks operations nil the costs cnn be charged nnd thiu the devil around the stump For instance the waterworks must pay a of pay and of the pay of all other thua neatly transferring tho coin where it can be reached It is well known that they have a form of city government at Dayton not the ordinary com- mission form but most extraordinary commission form one that was con- and grought forth by tho same master mind as law for tho Miami CONSERVANCY which Is conceded to be the most arbitrary and binding law that ever got into the Ohio Statutes The Miami Con- District and the present form of a city at ton wore established in the same your following the great flood of 1013 The commissioners and other City officials at Dayton under their present most extraordinary charter are and have been inclined to feel that they have a sort absolute home rule that is not subject to the GENERAL CODE of the utate or the rules and regulations of the Bureau of Inspection and Sup like Hamilton and other citiM that bear ills they have rather than fly to others that they know not of by sticking to the old system of city government under the Municipal CODE of tha Cincinnati and Hamilton Are thus to the general of the Continued OB Page Nine Associated Press HAMILTON THURSDAY JUNE 7 1923 20 PAGES GERMANY OFFERS NEW PAYMENTS STORM KILLS 2 DAYTON LOSS HEAVY Traffic Hindered anc Streets Injured COLUMBUS O June 7 lives were lost last night in a heavy thunder and lightning storm which broke the heat wave which has gripped Ohio the past week and taken a of three lives Four more deaths to have been reported the dead William Maxwell lineman Coshocton Nicholas lich witli two of his fellow workmen had driven their motor truck into a barn during a heavy storm to repair the motor when t bolt of struck the barn kill Ins Maxwell David and were knocked died from burns in fighting a his barn which hud keen struck by lightning Mrs Luigi 13 fell to her death from a second story window a Cleveland after she had fainted from the heat Three persons were reported in- jured nono severely property age estimated at thousands of dollars was and telephone telegraph car nnd interurban service was curtailed by severe electrical wind and rain storms which struck Dayton last night The Mrs Etta Epler 30 burned by high voltage electric wire diaries 42 her brother-in-law Itemed by high voltage wire Mrs hurt when a tree blew down an in which she was riding Many streets in the downtown tion fere flooded were uprooted telephone and telegraph Jines torn down dences damaged in many sections of the city Tho storm seemed most in the southern part of tho city Two Women Claim to Be Mother of Same Child to Decide CHICAGO June parallel to the case which King was upon to decide faces a Chicago judge today Two women here say they gave birth to the samo child A girl live years old whom both call Lcona being closely guarded at the home of Mrs Nicholas Lenz wife of a druggist to prevent the other mother from taking her Mrs nz says she can furnish position proof that the girl was born to her n Chicago Mrs Julia says she haa birth record certifying that Leona was born to her in Poland and that gave her to Mrs Lonz three months ago to keep for ber during n period when she was in financial Today Mrs plans to tute habeas corpus proceedings to have brought into court and the caso settled by legal authority has charged that the ife hni been threatened when she at- to take her back Mrs Lenz says she will never Leona WISCONSIN FOR DRY REPEAL MADISON WIS June assembly today voted 47 to 3 to repeal the Severson stale prohibition enforcement statute This action followed an attempt to kill the which met defeat by he same vote i TRUCK WITHOUT LIGHTS An auto truck owned by and Waitman was towed in to tRo Auto Service garage night from Apposite the fairgrounds where it was parked without a displayed on it light being FIGHT 12 ROUND DRAW BALTIMORE June Bob da my Noble Englishman a 12 round draw DONHEY ANSWERS DOCTOR'S PLAINT Move to Permit Chiropractor In- Jail to Treat Child COLUMBUS 0 June Donahey stood ready today to further defend his action of recommending that a chiropractor serving a tence in the Scioto county jail for violation of thd stato medical code bs permitted to treat a child who seemingly could not recover health unless administered to by a tor f Following receipts of a tion from Don 1C Martin Executive Secretary of the Ohio Stato Medica Association asking the chief tive for an explanation Governor Donahey sent back a reply yesterday stating that all licensed to treat the sick having a through knowledge of diagnosis should by agreement distribute themselves ally among the people of the world for the good of humanity RIOT TOLL 7 DEAD 100 INJURED Disorders Due to Ruhr Occupation and Red Agitation BERLIN persona were killed nnd more than 100 ed in yesterday's disorders at it is special dispatches fro city today dead one while there are tee among the wounded of whom are in a serious tion Thq in protest the occupation nnd the insufficiency of lhu employment Some persons it is said took part Tho demonstration was the climax of a number of minor parades and open air meetings which hnd occurred during the two days previous Toward the of those ings it is seated crowds of the ful unruly elements suspected of in- some began ring up The police declare that when they Stand tried to suppress this a was fired from the After vainly trying to disperse the gathering by shooting into he air shot di- at the Mounted police nnd other reinforcements foon ward succeeded in order PAGEANT GOES OVER ROAD TO MECCA Dance of the States to be Big Shrine Feature f Tonight WASHINGTON June 7 day of crowded activities for the Shrine delegations attending their annual convention here preceded the historical pageant and parade along Pennsylvania avenue tonight as the event of the conclave A concert at American League Park by the massed bands of all Temples led by Noble John Phillip Sousa was one of the feature events on the day's program There also were additional air service cavalry and field artillery stunts on the card for the entertainment of the visitors Social included a dinner to tha new Imperial Potentate C V Dykeman elevated to of by tho Imperial council yesterday The council holding its session today Tho historical pageant along the read to and through the Gurden of in front of the White House tonight is to be ed by tho dance of the with a section of Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capital to tha White House to each of the state tions thousands are expected to join in the danco over the rails ponse of the avenue Music from the of the Tripoli and El Temples of Milwaukee and Denver will bs not only over th Avenue but special apparatus has been installed to throw it by radio over the entire breadth of tho try v I tie It wss said rto bave residents of every state Join in tho dance as signifying a nation in step The dance is to be- gin at p m eastern time A spectacle brilliant in coloring was furnished in the parade of uni- formed Nobles last night For four hours President and Mrs Harding re- tha procession from the Pre- stand in front of the White House as it passed through the lighted Garden of Allah it was after midnight before the last contingent of the parade which started the Capitol hod passed the Uncle Sam's Motorized Balloon Designed to Wipe Out Gypsy Moths and Other Crop Pests The balloon shown above has been built for the vice The idea was sanctioned by th of The ship is to be used in spraying gypsy moths and other peats wirh cide and experiment will be carried out at Concord The paratus for spraying the is shown below the body of the ship GOT INTOXICATED TO GET EVIDENCE Detroit Patrolman On Trial for Murder Offers Novel Plea DETROIT June 7 in the line of is the novel defense counsel are offering for Terence former patrolman whose trial on a murder charge is starting here is charged with having shot to death Edison Heffron in a beer saloon New Year's morning Attorney Thomas said Monaghan was a member of the squad of the police force order to get evidence against the proprietor of a blind the at- torney said it was necessary for him to buy a drink and assure it was intoxicating by drinking it As a result of this devotion to ho became intoxicated last New eve preceding the alleged murder Report Revolution Begins in Honduras June The ng Uo ier fearing that the revolutionists tic Advices indicate TO grave in Honduras telegraph lines been cut SMILE HY CLUE TO SHYER Powder Mill Hit ty Lightning Destroyed June ling struck a group of powder mill owned by cal company completely destroying one of them FIND BODY IN CANAL June The of 61 wii found in Can Never Forget It Says Wife oA Robber Victim CHICAGO June A peculiar smile is the Hue on which nre basing search for the young woman who shot and Killed Richard Tesmer wealthy insurance man in a holdup late Tuesday night On the slender possibility that tihe smile the wore as she ly directed her male escort in tho robbery of Mr and Tesmer might serve to identify her po lice ore searching for the wife nn escaped convict Joliet slate police are over habitues of cabarets restaurants and other places of gay life in an to the girl slayer t Mrs Tesmer told the never peculiar smile The photographs of two suspects resembled in a al her slayer Sirs sniH hut she could identify neither positively Of fie several men and women by the police on is being held for further He is Irving In have a criminal who was arrested the scene ly fter the Mr Tosmer wos when hp swayed towards his wife who was with the who trying to remove her wedding ling John r INDICT LEADER OF DAVID CULT King Charged With Statutory Girl Testifies June for King Benjamin is on in earnest Armed with a warrant charging the missing House of David leader with a statutory offense against a old girl the Berrien county sheriff's office raided Shiloh dence at the Bonlon colony failing to find him there ed tho search to othar places In and out of the state where it Is believed Purnell may have refuge Gladys Bamford forme member of tho cult inmate of made the on which the woj issued by Circuit Judge Chas E of Berrien county She charges a of sults by Purnell a period of three vears the avers when she was 13 years old The charges nre brought within the statute of tions by an alleged in October The warrant is the first direct tion against the leader since tho investigation opened here with Judge Harry E of Detroit ing as a one man jury erous witnesses have testified to immorality practiced in Shiloh by Purnell but offenses nre snid lo have taken place at placing them outside statun of limitations Lincoln Memorial Sought in Cleveland CLEVELAND June ial to Abraham Lincoln is ned here A week's campaign to give hundreds of thousands of men en and children an opportunity to contribute to a fund of for the building of such a memorial haa been decided upon No child will be expected to give more than ten cents and no adult more than JI and there will be ro teams and no solicitors according to Henry Turner Bailey dean of the Cleveland School of Art who is chairman or the committee The memorial is to lake the cf a statue In bronze on a granite pedestal HE'S 96 YEARS OLD SEES FIRST MOVIE Ohioan Have Also Picture In 75 Consents to Taken First Years CONNEAUT June V.-.-Ninety-six years of age and a spectator at his first motion picture show was the recent experience of George who lives at Monroe Center near here The aged man lived in Monroe Township for the last eighty years but never had come into the city to witness a moving picture performance until recently He enjoyed the he said which showed a horse race ture later ho to his photograph taken the first one he declared in of a tury Dry Offenders Would Quash Indictments CLEVELAND June Motions to indictments returned federal court charging violation of Volstead law were filed by Free Counts former Federal prohibition officer A Frank Counts Cleveland attorney Joseph A Shearer er prohibition director of Ohio and attorney Samuel A Col Forest Hills Estate June John D Jr came into of the Forest Hill of op- 600 end several Soli for n that paid to father 4 Too Slow for Train Judge Rules TOLEDO June Issued an order ly restraining the city of from enforcing ordinance ing all to down to foul miles an hour there SKY MISTRESS WRECKED IN STORM Tossed Against Anchor Follows Injured DAYTON O June 7 twisted mass of blackened frame work the once proud of the today lat at the base of a steel anchor tower at bur Wright field wrecked by an ex- plosion and f ire during a severe storm last evening Two men were injured when they jumped from the domed craft to earth a distance ot forty feet A military board of investigation headed by Major Harold H Strauss McCook field Commander of the fated which burned at San An- lonio Texas last year has been pointed to determine cause of the accident Hirry Barnes Scott Field III nnd A C Maranville Akron O of the ber Company which built the ship the two men abroad the craft who Jumped are in local hospitals Barns sustained a broken ankle while one of ankles was crushed The dirigible arrived over Dayton late yesterday coming from Scott Field a crow of 10 men commanded by Lieutenant Kuntz Barnes and Maranville remained aboard after ship had been moorej to the steel mast It is believed the ship caught in dc wind swung around and struck another steel tower The explosion ana five which followed it is was caused when the bag ly charged with electricity came In with the steel towers TK ship was destroyed within a seconds A flash a loud noise was followed by a burst of flame ami afterwards the burning craft fell to the ground It was seconds escape from doomed aircraft He was one of the few who escaped death when a biloon in to the roof of the Company at Chicago a few years Tho accepted by the ment April 7 lest after trial was used as a ship to instruct pilots and nf lighter than air craft The MORTGAGE AS SECURITY Payment of 000 Marks Each Year Suggested BERLIN June am reparations note which Wai handed to the entente anil States governments this a system of annuities to total annually if an international loan not available for immediate capital payments The annuities would become tive in 1927 and their number and amount would depend on Uia degree of Germany's economic ery The memorandum declares MO inevitable requisite to a practical to lution of tho reparations problem the convocation of a conference to which Germany wouM be admitted on nn equal basia The document is brief and wholly to elucidation of the mooted points on which the creditor nations had requested amplifying statements I It makes no mention of the political situation the Ruhr occupation or j question of abandoning the passive ri- sistance and indulges in nj liens Neither does it refer to condition sunder Germany prepared to out the of the annuities i The memorandum reaffirms good will and readiness meet her reparations obligations and asserts the conviction that problem should be dto an partial inquiry the verdict of it declares would he accepted by German government As a guarantee for the German government UM federal railway system be capitalized at yielding an annual bonded of murks a further itf would be guaranteed ly a gold five per cent curity for which would be furnished in physical holdings of at- and shipping and tho paid obligations assumed by banking commercial interests and private rail estate This levy it is would also yield mark Tha additional of total he raised V in- creased customs duties on articles luxury and the creation a ment monopoly in tobacco and TOM MOSCOW June off convicted of the murder of and his wife as hts plice were sentenced today to shot within 72 hours Neither any emotion aj the was passed but there was loud ap plause from tJie crowd in the coart room and cries that the should be carried into effect mediately instead of waiting 78 hours war to have returned to Scott Field W H Hill Run Over f j By Auto at H Hill MS serious injuries at Wednesday when knocked down run over by the machine of T of H R 9 at Third u front the i passed over sedan j beneath the machine cd him to n physician Injuries limited to bruises and scratches stated that Caskey was not Ottawa Editor Estate of OTTAWA June value of was set upon the estate of veteran i who died May 13 when an appraisement cf his property filed in the It showed I hat of the larg he hnd on hand Kinder's children Mrs J of Findlay and Gordon of Rockford were laft tate Weather in Thunderstorms tiH Uir cooler aaa and
