Lima News, The (Newspaper) - October 18, 1934, Lima, Ohio WEATHER AND TEMPERATURE Probably light ruin nnd colder tonight ana Maximum 56 at 7 a. mini- mum 53 it 10 m. THE LIMA NEWS NORTHWESTERN OHIO'S GREATEST No. 80-018 HOME EDITION 16 PAGES TODAY VOL. 209 Of TIIK ASSOCIATED muss OCTOBER 18, 1934 PRICE THREE CENTS I OHIO Assassinated K FEATURE LIMA Buried SU i I Democratic Governor Nominee To Outline His Policies At Memorial Hall STREET BAND CONCERT SPEAKS HERE THURSDAY NIGHT Attorney To Talk In Behalf Of Donahey Candidacy First fire of heavy cratic puns in will be let loose Thursday evening in rial hali when Martin L. candidate for will expound his platform for eco- and humanitarian conduct of state As party leaders in the Lima district went forward making elaborate plans for the ex- to be the most important of the pre-election they ex- pressed confidence that the ticket will be victorious at hie Davey's appearance in Lima will a tour of Van and Alien He will be accompanied here from Van by a special Prior to Davey's arrival in the the Democratic meeting will be heralded by a. blaring band which will march to stirring airs thru the principal downtown More than Democrats are expected to attend the companying Davey on the visit here will be Dennis who will speak for the United States Democratic senatorial Vic Dunleavy discusses national urging support of the date for and stresses further endorsement of the velt program by Disking a vote for the entire state ticket in a key ENTHUSIASM GROWS Davey's speaking tour is ing with increasing enthusiasm according to Submission of his carefully studied program to give administration that will provide the citizens of constructive and humane op- of the state's has been enthusiastically Davey has been stressing his purpose to cut the cost of ment to the consistent with good to see that every tax dollar paid returns at least one dollar's worth of to eliminate unnecessary ery in relief and give relief where needed without frills of to decentralize Columbus where centralization interferes with local normally charged to duly elected and to make supporting the national a tho by the people and for the James J. chairman of tho Democratic tive will preside at Thursday evening's which is sponsored by the various cratic organizations in the Special invitations to attend have been issued to a number of including the Women's Democratic Young cratic Unemployed on Pago MASTER LIMA POLICE CHECK SLAM FOR FUGITIVE RULER SEIZED CHILD Elusive Kidnaper Of Louisville Woman ported Headed Toward Search Proves Futile i Terrorist Secret Society Leader And Lieutenant Jailed Italy NATION MOURNS MONARCH Alexander Borne To Resting Place Beside Ancestors With purported avenues of of Thorn us lunatic kidnaper of Alice Speed suddenly in the Lima local police and suite highway patrolmen Thursday swung into the hunt for the Following a fruitless search of a H. it 0. passenger train to Cincinnati Wednesday after Toledo rinal had reported that a man answering Robinson's Oct. is The was in- today I the Italian lice haii arrested Ante 1'avelich, of tho secret and his of the tion known as had bought a I ticket the union in j that man hunt j shifted to the by Inspector Harry a of in- Alfred railroad detect ivea H. W. and 0. K. all road going thru Early Thursday the A. F. Of L. Calls For Defeat Of Senator Fess i to tho highways after police tho 1'av-j elich organization was j hud a ble for the assassination of King j aml a of and Louis of at Oct. 9. Three more members of the I organization were said by thu surete to he still at a The fugitive is believed to be carrying several sets of cense Indiana Martin L. Davcy Lima Police Confronted With Baffling Mystery When Workmen Make Gruesome Discovery As They Raze S. Dwelling i They were described as Mario a man called Mio alias ami another I still I Police said whom they a dangerous aided in instructing the in 1'ave- assassination The surete said was in the confession made by Mio who has been under arrest a few days after the H. of the way patrol and local Motorcycle Officer Hay Thursday combing the main traffic ar- near They were in- by postal authorities at that a man kidnaper had slopped in the Indiana city lone to mail a letter addressed to the family in Toledo detectives believe the kidnaper may have bought a train ticket to nati as a as railroad op- failed to find anyone with bis WEATHER in M 1S T for thn at S. o'clock last 10 n. m. 11 n. in. 7 n. 12 nnnn S n. M t m. n mystery rivaling gar Allen of the House of Lima police Wednesday afternoon uncovered portions of a human apparently that of a young in the wall of an deserted S. Workmen tearing down an old six-room at 812 S. discovered a section of ribs and breast bone crammed be- tween decaying baseboard and outer Officers Clyde Dixon and A. C. Edwards were called and sorted out more than a dozen pieces of well dried Following Coroner Harry conference with several local positive identification of the skeleton as remnants of a human body was Altho dried to a point where it was impossible to tell how they had been hidden behind the plaster sheared surfaces indicated plainly j the body had been dismembered j with a sharp Further search of wall debris and a small j cellar failed to reveal leg or arm The owned by Kay rine who operates a tavern next has been for more than a Neighbors could not recall who was the la Theory of foul play in the ancient which is said to be 67 years eld and was built in the days when wood pins were used to fasten frame cross has been advanced by Acting Police Chief Ross Authorities are checking lists of missing sons during the last Disavowal Of Sinclair Epic Flan Agitated Democratic Party May Be Asked To Frown On Candidate FAMILY REFUSES TO HELP POLICE IN KIDNAP HUNT tho has mi to In that The tho will ho lo and ly cooler in this vicinity nnd possibly with NEW Oct. The forces of law continued to search today for Lewis 22-year-old kidnap in spite of his family's refusal to give authorities any information they may have concerning his Twenty together with two department of justice are looking for Esposito and his Police Captain John said the family had told the authorities nothing bryond a bare report of the youth's movements on tho day he and the subsequent telephone nne by a man and the other by a hy which the family was Informed was being held by The youth's Anthony Bronx junk that ho further had been received from the had demanded couldn't pay 20 he The father Is reputed to bo one of the biggest Junk dealers In the operating two MURDER CHARGE MAY BE FILED IN WIFE'S DEATH Oct. IS body of the murdered King Alexander was placed today near those of his ancestors in the royal Memorial chapel in his tive city of While 50 men bore the up a hill thru tree-lined lanes to the chapel all activities Yugoslavia remained at a standstill for two minutes as the common people paid tribute to their fallen Then as Alexander was laid in the tomb which he bad only re- cently church bells were tolled the They mingled strangely with heavy guns on land and sea which roared a mighty TAPS Trumpeters sounded a farewell i afterward to file an taps for the dead charging first degree Oct. IS American Federal ton of Labor opened a. direct drive today tho candidacies of live Republican who are seeking election to tlm another dent in its political tho federation called upon organized labor to for the defeat of Republican Senators of of Con- of and field of West and George 51. O. senatorial nominee In The circular stoned by William and addressed to organised labor in the live are the first of a number to he sent out before the November Tile letters advised tho bers to work for the election of Senator Rush voting Democratic liberal opposing Hattield in West Vic opponent of Representative Francis I T. contestant of and by inference the dacy of Joseph nominee in The letters reviewed the FATHER HELD IN JAIL Fugitive Robinson Escapes After Renting Room In Springfield WOMAN PROVIDES Federal Agents Press Charges Against High Bond Demanded of lleny Mrs. u prisoner in In- Mrs. H. the In top nit U her Imby Mrs. lacking Is in jail trial on a of violation of WOMAN FOUND FACES TEN-YEAR TERM Receiving less from atv jury than her I Mrs. Lillian of Wednesday afternoon Ivan found guilty of burglary and larceny and faces a 1U to 1 in the Ohio reformatory for women at Tho jury of men and women deliberated four hours and UO minutes after receiving i instructions from E. K. i j Oct. tn of ney for Mrs. said day he would file motions new trials Tor Charles woman's who Oct. of first decree murder are ex- Fess and They to filed today against tho candidate votes against John 50. formerly of according to shot his Tuesday night at Ind. The woman died early today in a Frankfort Carl captain of police at said he was to confer with County Prosecutor Miller i Morrison sometime and ex- the 30-hour work week for I Wl reduction of federal for j wag Oct. 18 two-day old trail Thomas sought as k u a per of Mrs. of was up by An automobile bearing the lit plates fit the car in federal officers said Robinson from where Mrs. waj found in a garage a rooming house on i west side of A that was given or with six by the driver I of the car to the rooming house j keeper as payment in advance for one week was identified by its j serial number as one of those paid to the kidnaper by Berry I husband of the kidnaped Mrs. lor of the waa quoted by Chief of Police George Abele as saving the man who drove the car came to her consideration j Tuesday afternoon and registered Ben South paying for his room a week in Police found a suitcase ing- only an overcoat in the room Mrs. Dearwester had assigned to the Chief Abele ordered fingerprint experts to investigate the car and the hoping to determine ly whether they belonged to FAILS TO RETURN Mrs. Dearwester said the man j came to her home late in the after- He put his car then went upstairs and When tha sales tax and for tion of Judge J. of North Carolina to the supreme court after he had upheld what union men call the contract between employers and as Alexander called his the Dowager Queen took leave of her royal consort and the doors of the tomb were Mrs. Reifsnider was shot four Gregg Two shots entered the one near the Two other bullets entered DAVID Oct. worried by what they conceive to be an approaching disaster for their state thru the possible election as governor of Upton Sinclair are beginning to tell their friends in other parts of the country about it. This may mean the beginning of a movement urging upon ident Roosevelt and the national Democratic administration that between now and election there be a for- mal disavowal by Washington and the new deal generally of any bility for the policies of the epic plan and other Socialistic Out in fornia ly Sinclair has won his tion by appealing to friends of Mr. The new deal vote plus the vote which thinks Mr. Sinclair has a panacea for all economic has produced a fear that the Democratic inee will win out unless the tional administration backs Why should the President the Democratic party nationally Itself from Mr. Tao reason given is that aa tho flood of pamphlets on Alexander's body lies beside j hor hand and I Word sent to relatives here j charged Reifsnider with being in- Massed thousands of mourners i at the time of tne tue headless body of his were held back by troops ing shoulder to shoulder as the funeral train passed from grade to Only children were allowed on the right side of the enabling troops to more efficiently the of adults on the Spectators were not allowed to carry canes or despite a drizzling An atmosphere of terror lest ists attempted to take the lives of the three kings in the funeral Peter son of Carol of his and Boris of agents made they mingled among the seeking arms and MURMUR A mighty massed assemblage fell to their knees on the cold bare as if by im- pulse as the of the warrior King whose was slain by passed thru tho main streets of Belgrade into President Wilson In one voice they murmured a Secret service many arrests as benediction upon their slain Hosts of devout peasants who regarded Alexander as one sprung from their own blood stood heads can crucifixes nnd lighted carried olive branches and corn In the form of pn Gregg asserted Reifsnider said that he was attacked with a He called police to their according to It is expected the body will be brought to this city for Two of Mrs. Charles Kreps and Henry Kreps of are now at Mrs. Reifsnider also leaves two Mrs. Frank also of this and Mrs. Matthew Kline of Mrs. snider was born in Ottoville but lived here many years and moved to Frankfort when her husband was transferred to that city by the Nickel Plate He is an Charles and Henry Kreps ar- rived here from Frankfort later in tho Charles Kreps de- clared that if police do not file homicide charges against his that ho would file a first degree murder charge EXTRA SESSION CALL TO DRAFT LIQUOR Oct. Maine legislature will con- vene in extraordinary session Nov. 6, to enact an emergency liquor salo and revenue Governor J. tho announcement ing overwhelming approval of a special session for that purpose voiced by thru out LINDBERGH MAY LIVE IN COTTAGE N. Oct. 1 Brooklyn Eagle said today that it is generally believed that the will move within thirty days to a cottage on the estate of the late Daniel Guggenheim in the fashionable Sands Point colony on Long The cottage In question is in the course of remodelling and Col. Lindbergh has been seen frequently at the site of the tage during the found guilty of which carries a penalty one to seven and Mrs. and if he would carry the cases to the Third dis- court of The couple was accused in con- with the wholesale theft of chickens last spring from the farm of north of and arrested in following a chase over country roads in the Ft. Jennings ASA CONVICTED ON BRIBE DIES BEVERLY Oct. 57, whose colorful career for many years as county prosecutor in the district attorney's and later as dis- attorney led to prison for died today at his home here following a paralytic DEATH WARRANT FOR PIERPONT FIRST SENT BACK TO The first death warrant eyer to be returned to from Ohio state penitentiary was ten on the criminal by J. Leonard chief deputy of of Courts J. Herman Ruhlen It was tho last legal formality in connection with the execution early Wednesday of Harry trigger man in the slaying here Oct. 12, 1933, of Sheriff Jess L. The warrant bore the signature of Warden Preston K. Bearing the gold seal of the state of and in bold letters that the document roads as Tho state of Common pleas To tho sheriff of said on tne 24th day of 1934, as Is shown by record pt ot said Harry Pierpont was sentenced to be by causing a current of of sufficient intensity within the walls of the Ohio on the 13th day of July in the year 1934, you are hereby commanded that within 30 days from this 24th day of of the 1934, in a private and secure you convey tho the said Harry Pierpont to the Ohio where the said prisoner shall be re- by the and kept until the day designated for his And the warden or deputy warden of said penitentiary Is hereby commanded to proceed at the time and placo named In this to causs tho Bald prisoner to bo so electrocuted he came he went pat to look at the car and then saying he was going Mrs. said she had not seen him Mrs. Dearwester was puzzled by his failure to return and told a neighbor woman about the peculiar The visit of the man be- came neighborhood gossip and ally reached the of a who reported it to ters and caused the investigation that disclosed the abandoned auto- Oct. 18 special grand jury to in- quire into the kidnaping of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll today was ordered impanelled Saturday by Federal District Judge Charles WIFE JAILED Oct. 18 kidnaper who knew is the hid today from a government determined to exact it. His accused crouched in co lacking same price he put on the freedom of Alice Speed threatening to kill her if not A warrant charging that Thomas H. helped his sake son kidnap the Louisville ciety matron from her home was on its way to The older man is held Mrs. pledge to keep silent about her six day captivity in an Indianapolis apartment lapsed Most of what she told is known to authorities But it was revealed she was left bound and gagged several thought she waa surely going to die a couple of That her Berry V. vice president of the Stoll Oil HOT ON TRAIL Harold F. assistant di- rector of the department of tice bureau of ed tho hunt for Mrs. Stoll pa faga
