Joplin Globe (Newspaper) - November 28, 1933, Joplin, Missouri THE fair nml colder probably followed hy rain In north cloudy Tuesday and not change In cloudy Tuesday and cloudy L FULL ASSOCIATI lobe FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS is a time for understanding and co-operation PO PAKT VOL. NO. 95. Publication Office 117 Unit Hirect TUESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 1933.-TWELVE Published Every Morning Except Monday PRICE FIVE CENTS WILL BE ERECTED AT JUNGE FIELD on Which Civil Works Administration Labor Will Be Is Assured by Wheels Set in Motion for Enlarged O. P. A. Program Supplementary Finance Plan Adopted by Officers and Executive Committeemen on Eve of Annual Convention of Association Gathering for Important James Will Not Seek IS PLEDGED Business and Professional Men Get Behind Plan at Meeting Called by Harry last ALICE WYNEKOOP NOW DENIES SHE SHOT SON'S WIFE Construction of a concrete stadium at Jungo Athletic field on West Thirteenth using civil works administration labor and material purchased by was assured when of the needed for the purpose was pledged at a meeting fifty business and professional men in the room of the Connor hotel Work on the project will got under way Wednesday when excavation on the site will The designed to seat 3,500 will be on the west side of the athletic which is a gridiron encircled by a cinder It Is for the use of the Richardson at The money was raised at called by Harry A. who was named to serve as treasurer for the An enthusiastic response greeted his announcement of the purpose of the and contributions literally poured ranging from to August C. donor of the was Introduced and a major donation for the stadium was announced for the Junge Baking Company by W. Perry Sharp Other firms likewise were quick In responding and those not represented will have an opportunity to aid in the as they are called on in the next few days A of business men to supplement business committee of the board of education in directing the work was named by the he was to do so by the They are Trueman E. who donated the plans and his L. Buchanan James E. Harsh and W. Perry Kelly W. Greenwell Is chairman of the board of education committee and tho other members are Charles F. Wells and S. A. is an member and will serve on the project To Meet at Stadium A meeting of tho entire was called for 11. o'clock this morning at tho stadium Arrangements for purchasing the principally cement and steel will get under way at W. H. local director for tho civil works was not present at the but Richardson read a letter from in which ho sanctioned tho use of r CWA labor on the project and encouraged Its The stadium will bo 180 feet feet high and have twenty-six rows of must be completed by February 1, In to use tho labor from the relief Greenwell submitted estimates which showed that tho time requirement can be met. The under part of tho stadium will bo used for shower rooms and although that equipment Is not provided for in the Initial building Mercer Arnold led tho discussion at the start of the urging that hte work be undertaken at and seems too good a proposition for a bunch of business men to pass His motion to approve tho plan was seconded by Rolla E. and carried Project Is Tho project was termed wonderful opportunity to get this athletic plant completed for our public by Sol Expressing the conviction that there will be returned to for every Blair pointed out that the federally paid labor might as well be fumed to constructive ends and suggested not only the but oth er public improvements should be From Carl R. Meyers came the group Is all on the why don't we raise the money Several of those demanded tho appointment of a committee to Insure able direction of the work and Greenwoll announced his board of education group was willing to work with any chosen by the men The committee named and Looking forward to a year of greater opportunity for tho Ozark region of northwest Arkansas and southwest Missouri in tourist resort development and real estate promotion and colonization officers and executive committeemen of the Ozark Playgrounds Association yesterday set wheels in motion for an enlarged program of financed through Increased budget and supported by a larger number of Individuals over a wider Visualizing chances for taking advantage of an upturn in business within the next few the committee adopted a supplementary finance plan for the association which will be presented at the fourteenth annual convention of Ozark boosters today at the Connor hotel May Expand an increased tho can expand Its publicity program and renew its campaign for tourist visitors and permanent settlers through an advertising As delegates from all parts of the region began gathering for what is considered one of the most important conventions of the association's J. D. James announced to tho executive committee that he would not bo a candidate for re-election as president of the playgrounds association for 1934. James will complete one year as executive of the organization with today's He succeeded Ben D. announcing that I will not be a candidate for I want to express to you my sincere appreciation for the splendid co-operation each of you officers and committeemen has given me this James finish this service with the association with because enjoyed this work and Z feel very close to It. I lovo this country for It Is a part of and I think I am a part of It. I feel that we are starting on the uproad and that tHe Ozarks will reach a new peak of prosperity greater than any enjoyed in tho Appreciation of the Ozarks for the work of Mr. James and the leadership he has given us for the past was expressed by Charles Mansfield of executive secretary of the To Elect Officers for 1934 will be elected at the close of the convention business session this A nominating committee will be appointed by James this J. J. chairman of the advertising outlined preliminary details of a new financing which he pointed out would offer all residents of every community an opportunity to contribute to tho support of the playgrounds association and would somewhat relieve the burden which on a few Possibilities of increasing the revenue for the association were seen by who explained that it would facilitate an increased budget Prosecutor Says Repudiation Means Ask Grand Jury to Indict Her on page 2.) SIX DESPERATE CONVICTS ESCAPE TEXAS FELONS BIND NINE TO TREES AND FLEE IN STOLEN HOUSE IMPEACHES KANSAS AUDITOR W. J. FRENCH TO BE TRIED ON CHARGES OF IN FOR A SPEEDY TRIAL Officers Learn Victim's Husband Bought Bullets and Taught His Mother to Use MOVE TO LEGALIZE 5 PCT. BEER MADE Measures for Stronger Beverage Introduced In Missouri on page 7) Nov. 27.-t/P)- Six convicts on the Eastman state prison forty miles northeast of overpowered two guards at noon seized their bound the guards and seven other prisoners to trees and caped in a stolen The six J. D. serving two years for Forest four burglary and Frank seven robbery by Monroe ten burglary and Norman ten robbery by Charles Oran two burglary and The convicts were reported speeding northward from Townspeople in Madisonville reported u green sedan bearing the convicts sped through there an hour after the Members of Wood Jack assistant general manager of the state prison said the men members of a wood squad of approximately thirty desperate Guards from tho state prison here and tho prison farm were in pursuit of tho fleeing The break came while the members of a log hauling wero eating Capt. J. B. of tho Eastman farm The six apparently plotting the took their lunch together whilo guards W. R. Stephenson and G. J. Lundy ate a short distance Suddenly ono of the convicts screamed tho wagon mules were running when the guards directed their attention to the mules the convicts assaulted them and took their a rifle and two Bound to The mon made the guards undress and two of them exchanged clothing with tho Baling who In one of the wagons was used by tho convicts to bind the two guards and the seven other none of whom elected to escape with the to trees in the The ran through the woods until they met two squirrel They took a shot gun from the hunters and made them undress while two of the convicts exchanged clothing with A short distance down the the escaped prisoners went to the home of a woman Apostolic took from her the keys to her automobile and fled toward a ferry across the Brazos The ferryman was forced to pilot thorn across the river and tho big green sedan sped on through Madisonville toward A convict bound by the fleeing sextet freed his hands two hours and liberated the Sheriffs and city officers between Madisonville and Dallas wero notified and given descriptions of the stolen automobile and tho six Nov. 27- Will J. state was Impeached by the Kansas house of representatives late to become second state official the representatives In special session have decided should stand trial before the senate on charges of misdemeanor in Roland attorney was impeached by the house last week with four formal articles accepted a day or two Speaker Names Tho committee was appointed by Speaker H. The resolution urging impeachment of French was an aftermath of an the Kansas million dollar bond in which Ronald 34 years bond and Tom B. former state among have been Suggested articles of impeachment against French wero outlined today by Representative Matt as 1-Issuance by French or his office of false certificates of destruction of refunded resulting in groat loss to the 2-Retention of deputies who were in pay of Finney and false to their 3-Voting to place unsecured deposit of in the Finney bank at 4-Carelessness In custody of his official Nov. 27.-%A>)-Dr. Alice Wynekoop was reported by her attorney tonight to have repudiated from her cot in the county jail hospital the statement that she shot her as the girl lay dead surgical operating Police and prosecutors expressed amazement at the reported pointing out that the 62-year-old' woman physician had been emphatic In declaring she would not do so. They that the repudiation would have no effect on the state's Wynekoop didn't shoot when I asked her whether sho had shot Attorney Frank Tyrrell told me the police had put the words of the statement into her mouth after they had questioned her for Not Allowed to See Prosecutors or interviewers were not allowed to visit Dr. Wynekoop in the where physicians and Attorney Tyrrell described her as being Biochemical tests were being made to determine her condition Federal officials said they were making a into whether she had complied with government regulations in using and dispensing From Louis a police obtained a statement that he had sold to Earle husband of the dead bullets for the gun from which a shot was fired through her bought a box of calibre bullets from me on November 11, Shulkin wanted to buy three or four blank but I wouldn't break open a so he just took the regular also confined In tho county jail but not allowed to visit his had admitted teaching Dr. Wynekoop to use the pistol in the private garage at the rear of the old mansion where Rheta died In a basement operating A warrant charging Earle with aiding to plot the death of his young wife was issued by Judge Joseph B. and a hearing was set for next Dr. arraignment has been set for the same and Assistant State's Attorney Charles S. Dougherty announced he would ask the grand jury tomorrow to indict both mother and Favors Speedy Dougherty said he would insist that there be no delay in starting Asked to comment on Dr. Alice's retraction of her Dougherty every person who makes a confession repudiates 't before he goes to Whether or not it is repudiated makes no Jefferson Nov. 2".-(IP)- Legislation to permit Missouri breweries to manufacture beer with more than 3.2 per cent alcoholic content after December 5, the date when national prohibition becomes If the special session has not drafted a liquor control was Introduced simultaneously In both branches of the general assembly The bills would permit the manufacture of beer having up to 5 per cent alcoholic content by weight if the Missouri statutes are not changed to permit higher alcoholic content beer when the Eighteenth amendment Is formally Sen. Michael St. the measure in the A group of twenty-eight representatives signed the measure in the An emergency clause in both measures points out that Missouri breweries would be placed at a disadvantage in competing with the brewing Industries of states which permit higher alcoholic content beer if the present beer laws are not changed before December 5. NEW MONETARY MOVE EXPECTED Belief Some Action Impends Grows Out of Plan for Reserve Board Head to Visit TO SEE ROOSEVELT MORGENTHAU BACK Returns to Capital With Instructions From President to Continue Currency Plan GOVERNOR ROLPH OPENLY APPROVES LYNCHING OF TWO California Executive Promises to Pardon Anyone rested for Part in Hanging of A CARNIVAL SPIRIT WILL GO TO CWA WORKERS MIGHTY FILM INDUSTRY GOES UNDER BLUE EAGLE CHECKS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TODAY AND TOMORROW TO MEN OVER Checks totaling will be distributed today and tomorrow to persons throughout the county for work on civil works administration projects Wednesday and Thursday of last Records yesterday showed there are 1,525 unemployed on civil works administration projects In the Checks for Joplin workmen will be given out and will be given to persons employed on other projects in the county J. D. disbursing officer explained that the Joplin payroll lists came In first for that the checks will go out a day earlier sheets for Carthage and townships in the northeast part of the county were received Sunday when a conference of foremen and supervisors was held Where Funds Will The money to be given out to workmen in each section of the county for the work last week will be as McDonald and Union Jackson south section of Madison north section of Madison Preston southwest section of Marion Webb Alba and will be additional payrolls for work scheduled this week in Lincoln und vl Reeds and vicinity and Sheridan The payroll total was in stead of an estimated due to the fact that work being done in several townships was not reported until the payroll lists came in There is available to meet the In the the pay-off will be on page 2.) on page 2) Warm Nov. 27.-UP) Roosevelt signed the code placing tho mighty motion picture Industry under the NRA tonight with appointment of an including Miss Marie and Eddie to guide the business and ban during a ninety-day Ho accepted the recommendation of General Hugh S. Industrial against federal but named A. Lawrence of Harvard as a member of the code authority to watch the observance by the industry of its own censorship Without naming the limit on the president called for a full report written ninety days on or other emoluments in the both artists and as to executives and their Congressman Hurt In St. Nov. 27- James R. Claiborne will undergo an X-ray examination tomorrow to tho extent of the Injuries he suffered In a fall from a at his home In University He fell while preparing a trellis in a lower garden and suffered a fracture of several Poultry for Old Leads to Arrest + + + * Bank 72 Years Given as Part Payment on Used Was Taken in Is Held as Bandit Suspect as a Nov. 27.-A 72-year-old which was given to E. B. sales manager of the R & S Motor Sales Company at us part payment on used car today led to the arrest of Otis Kurt about 30 years 232 North Main formerly of St. on a charge of having been one of two men who last Tuesday night held up Mrs. Grace wife of Dr. V. H. Hendricks of and stole her and who later held up R. L. operator of a grocery located six miles east of obtaining in which was included the United States treasury note which was issued In 1861. Seeing a story In Saturday's News Herald which told of having given the old of which there are only a few in to the motor car Camp consulted Sheriff Oil Rogers and the two went to Camp Identifying the which ho had been holding as a The arrest of Kassler today by Sheriff Rogers and Deputy Sheriff Daugherty Hatcher at the Shoe Company where he has been Another mun arrested with Kassler for questioning later was when officers were satisfied he had no connection with the two Kassler was identified this afternoon at the county jail by Mrs. Hendricks and Sheriff Rogers as one of the two men who held them Walter a Carthage taxi cub who wis held up late Saturday night by two failed to identify Kassler as one of the men who heid him In room at the address where he has been staying officers found a caliber automatic pistol and a The Hendricks cor was found Wednesday ut Kassler denied any connection with the He will be arraigned in justice court A charge of highway robbery is to be filed against Kassler for the Camp In Barton officers Nov. 27.-UP)-With instructions from President Roosevelt to keep the currency program going Acting Secretary Morgenthau hastened buck to today and another high financial official headed down the well worn path to Warm The plan for Governor Black of the federal reserve board to visit the president at the Little White House in Georgia set reports none of them that a new move in the monetary program was in the Other developments of the day 1. Morgenthau said of excess governmental funds had been invested in government bonds last but declined to give comparable figures for such activities over previous Treasury Advisor 2. Tom K. a St. Louis accepted a post as advisor to the treasury on banking 3. Morgenthau disclosed a departmental committee was preparing recommendations on income tax legislation for the house ways und means 4. The price for newly mined domestic gold was held unchanged at an Morgenthau said Smith would receive no and his expenses in Washington would be paid from the special fund appropriated by congress to meet the costs incident to the banking crisis of last Regarding the tax Morgenthau said they would not be completed before December 12. The acting secretary was asked by correspondents about conflicting opinions on the legality of gold purchases by the reconstruction purporting to come from his Dean opposed such u move as unsubstantiated by law and the purportedly prepared by counsel to the upheld it as Morgenthau shrugged his Interested in Ono am interested in just one he that is the one in which the attorney general ruled tho procedure was Morgenthau made tho last stage of his return journey from Warm Springs by plane in order to be at his desk at an early Proceeding to the his first duty was the establishment of today's price for gold purchases Dispatches from London showed gold there to be worth at the opening exchange rate of to the The domestic well above that was continued unchanged at The Washington quotation has remained at for a full week Considerable interest centered upon Governor Black's visit to the There have been denials of a lift between the reserve board and the administration on the monetary but Black has been described as out of sympathy with what is being Some observers were inclined to see a connection between his trip and conferences here today of George governor of the federal reserve bunk at New Black and other Acting us Tho New York institution is acting as the treasury's agent in making gold purchases Ono report hud it that Harrison was dickering with British authorities relative to some move toward stabilization of Asked about only reply was a sweeping gesture of High officials of the reserve said they knew of no such Referring to the Smith Morgenthau said the former would help him and the banking authorities of the treasury in any problem that might arise relative to the He said it was necessary that he sign documents of approval when the RFC buys preferred banking Each ease of this sort would be referred to Smith for Morgenthau made it clear that Smith was not supplanting Henry president of the Bowery Savings bank of New York who camp to the treasury some weeks ago to assist in activities Gov. Eugene R. Black of the Federal Reserve OPPOSE SALOON ALSO VOTE AGAINST SALE OF LIQUOR BY DRINK IN HOTELS AND Deafening Cheers Went Up From Crowd as Abductors of Brooke Hart Were Strung Up to Jefferson Nov. 27.-(IP)-Efforts both to increase and decrease the tax on hard liquors failed in the senate late today as the upper branch of the legislature began to perfect its committee substitute liquor control as the special session swung Into its seventh An amendment by Sen. Joseph T. Brogan of St. Louis to lower the tax from 80 cents a as provided in the to 50 resulted in a tie a few minutes later an amendment by Lon S. Haymes of Springfield to raise the tax to was Far From Both houses were apparently still as far from an agreement on controversial matters as when tho special session started October 17. After considering the for about an without any apparent chance of democrats of tho house went into a secret After several hours of the caucus without an It was learned that an attempt fo have the heavy democratic majority agree that local option be eliminated from any measure considered by the house was defeated Extreme wets and extreme drys united in the caucus vote against tho sale of liquor by the drink In restaurants and In open session last week the lower branch voted 81 to 17 such a method of liquor sale by the Tho caucus also voted against return of tho old-time Titus for Low Senator Brogan that the state would receive more revenue at 50 cents n gallon than it would with a Senators Jones of Jerome M. of Kansas City and C. J. Henry of Butler joined in an effort to Increase the while Senator Cliff Titus of Carter Buford of M. E. Casey of City and William Bates of St. Louis of Brogan's Two amendments bv Senator ono which would placo an fee on all intoxicating liquors and another which would make it a Instead nf a misdemeanor to sell or use labels wero w CAW TAKEN TO KANSAS CITY on page 2) Kansas Nov. 27.-(A>)-Mrs. E. B. Connor of Hot was brought here lust night from to face federal charges of conspiracy in connection with the union station slaying of Frank Nash and four officers lust The government charges telephone culls were made from the Connor apartment in Hot Springs which told of Nash's arrest and started action toward the attempted delivery of the escaped bank robbery and the resulting No date for her trial has been officers Jury Chosen to Try Nov. 27.-UP)-A jury was completed this afternoon for the third trial of Heywood one of seven Negroes charged with attacking Mrs. Victoria Price and Ruby Bates aboard a freight train near on March 2.ri, 1931. Votes East Nov. 27.--UP) confidence that future prospects are now so definite ly improved as to warrant such ac directors of the Ford Motor Company of today voted a cash payable December 21. San Nov. 27.-UP)- Frank approval from Governor James and other state officials for giving fine lesson to the whole eased tho taut nerves of this normally peaceful town scene of the lynching last night of John M. Holmes and Thomas H. confessed of Brooke beloved San Jose learn they can't kidnap in this were the ringing words from the executive office in anyone is arrested for the good job I'll pardon them Such was the assurance from the state's chief executive as tho tense town came to a realization of the seriousness of the punishment dealt out in pioneer fashion by the mob that stormed the ancient jail and seized Holmes and Strung Up to In historic St. James across the street from the the victims wero strung up to separate trees whilo thousands of women and looking on in carnival cheered with a lustiness that could be heard for The governor's attitude brought a flood of messages to his office In some praising and some condemning Ho went beyond giving his approval by saying ho would like to release all San Quentin and penitentiary inmates serving sentences for kidnaping Into the custody of patriotic San Jose citizens who know how to handle such a He even had both prisons checked to determine how many inmates are serving kidnaping kidnaper will ever be turned loose or pardoned while I am was another statement by tho who added that will learn they're not safe even in our Refused to Send The executive's attitude was first disclosed before the two men were lynched when ho said he would not send national guard troops protect those two made a good job of it and I hope this lesson will serve in every state of the the governor said don't think they will arrest anyone for the If they I'll pardon is about time the people should have comfort in their This kidnaping business has become so bud that mothers and fathers are afraid to let their children out of their Now they havo taken to kidnaping men and women for the purpose of extracting money from distracted The governor hud intended to leave Sacramento Sunday night for a conference of western governors at but remained because trouble was brewing in San If I had gone he one might have called out the troops on me and I promised I would not do From New Pennsylvania and California cities came messages commenting on tho governor's lynching Minister Sends on your attitude toward the Hart wired a Lynching is a sincere demand for law I congratulate you und the people of California for their In dealing with messaged Harry G. City attorney and former protest your failure to provide wired William L. national secretary of the International Labor New demand immediate removal und arrest and prosecution with of death penalty to all officials and private persons Clarence chief of the state bureau of criminal added his approval to the governor's is to be but that the people took the law into their own but In bo doing they served notice on racketeers and gangsters that there Is no place for them In people have shown they are weary of the technicalities of law und In favor of speedy action on page 2) i 239963
