Marion Star, The (Newspaper) - September 27, 1933, Marion, Ohio EATHER t- aid No THE MARION STAR HOME EDITION MARION OHIO WEDNESDAY 27 SIXTEEN PAGES THREE CENTS RELATIVE KELLY ADMITS PART IN PLOT Law Confesses i to Texas for v nap Ransom DENIES GUILT To Rush e To or Trial and Wife on 1 16 e a f the ce announced a ard of George c m ft of the was recovered a to W T r ce ec ives this 5 were i iaso of r aid u h har Geral irl re of tit Tex from Keil had nd rep I Planned v o tha o remove the Kel i r at the whn wo lid nrt be nn o r-T TOT Federal Judge at Jackson Tenn The said the but he i the d red to Okla iv came to Mem went to the Ram wife a an lived J ir 1 engaged a room Tichenor like w f- and S E heH r hand It was at the KILLED ON HIGH WAY TWO Final ARE SHAKEN ERA ICE INVESTIGATION t SL 4 Two of Ohio leading paper died night Hall BaWer hairman of the board of th Cleveland Plain Dealer leader 1 66 holow was the militant editor and publisher of the Hi one term as 2 NEWSPAPER LEADERS DIE i i Death Takes C L Knight of Akron and Elbert Baker of Cleveland BY OUTBREAKS Ten Desperate Indiana mals Evade Police Traps Twice DISTRICT I S TERRORIZED Philadelphia Pen Scene of Rioting Warden Hurt m Clash BT The MICHIGAN Sff II Ten corvic the Indiana e escaped armed elaborate police The were d 10 have separated irto three Fcur of the men he c1 i ap ive Sheriff Charles o Ind Two other whose the -ad been released One of the police was in woods near f ton Score of vigilantes through barns farm and the failed to i the four fugitives who had i i cheriff as hostage j had wrecked the car near Wheeler as well as another automobile they commandeered Clerk Mat Die said P a clerk sho in he hip ami during the might die Plans were under wav or an In as to the convicts ob- arms marched grounds without Old Age Pension Plan U Given Cleveland Selected for Next Meeting OF IMPORTANCE Donald 16 Mt Victim of Av it Pv hinr he The M I'cen is n urn The trover nent a- e had picked i lev eland neV ritv snd hs 1 approved R old ape pension The ion i rn the fourth OUM th r i continued through the i r 1 hin wi ho K a m or rer o clea up f p V v foi 10 n O a th li i be i i A aic owed H i he foi a- the Harding in j ho rark a in the memorial A of the 1 1 eshon m was i given in the steps A nf headed bv m nn jr i supreme bance lor n lim of the Knights tn DINNER TO END LODGE SESSION Crano Chief Mrs Mary Shaw To Bo Honored at Banquet 1 Ban on Extreme Price Cutting Expected To Approval AWAITS OK OF JOHNSON NRA Head Studies Details of Retail Charters and Other Developments of nil Page S morning in The Star au Th new of fleet H o Cleveland Robert 1 f vuc IS CLEVELAND WOMAN Pythian Sisters With Counting of Ballots Cast m Election Today h al T ftl Hotel dli rr Mm it n hi of i cv flm hie and ui Ihc three dm BOTH INFLUENTIAL M E n across the i and out the front door Former Widely Known as meeting opposition from VnO'h w all tant Writer and Ohio Political Figure AKRON O Sept Landon Knight 66 Charles a militant who line the high wall of the prison Five others reported seen near where re until nightfall last night terrorized William Werner and his and then led in the i direction of Ind still ed n L to s i f the r nos 1 of o r inv f I grand rank Reid i i I of I grand master at Oi M E Hall of St this after oon grand inner guard nnd J K Dust of COMPANION IS UNHURT Did Not Passing Car lit Mil Hill Irn st 1 i man of grand SUIn addition tu Mr the in stalling of U f dumb the supreme tribunal r Bruce of Mt one of supreme from 11 ose fi in t I fe tic U IF i bend if the the i Mis for the post in r investigated i c friends rter attack in an r a him made o part of the raging bad -1 n an steel cage i rce o m ie ion to Okla ha red on Tage Nine MAY ENLIST IN WORK CAMPS 25 Eligible To c es m on Corps h is in 25 i- tne rd toda ne rel c N coui and U coun -e additional a-n work in rarks which 1 Sv desertions and publisher of the aeon Journal and pub of the Massillon _____: and as insurgent gressman during one term he b came known as a picturesque writer the foe of wha he saw as bossism and o a newspaper ord at one time a leader in re Druggie to re organize the ncan m Ohio Before he began his editorial ana career in the 90 had received a iaw decree from Co lumbia had traveled i through Europe writing articles or American and had practiced lav in Bluefield W a From 1896 tn he was an erf i tonal for the I Times In 3900 he became assistant I editor of th Home Com was i when he joined Major T J Kirk patrick in bu ing th nai in 1903 Ir 1912 he first drew rolice a I militant At that time he threw his support to m the ement Two vears later he M Continued on Fare Mne the order Convention meeting In the their n this f the el f r I ti ci fiom the sei in nt The nud were brought to the and ludse A H Kunkle of Spring the also a e h he F O of Mt of Martett the Krand chancellor r bpr 1 n Marion II won Rain of from PUb national and state officers attend I- spe I I other I Hi M ci i ft f ode I he Continued on Page Mne was in a of eligible will b pre re- OJ-T s fitted will 25 ojota in the according to Major director Plain Dealer Executive Dies BT The CLEVELAND O Sep Elbert Hall Baker who in his own liked to see a paper irg to improve the community died last night 35 of plan and building for the Cleveland i Plain Dealer and the itself was 79 old He was chairman of the board of the Plain Dealer Co and a leader m the newspaper lie d throughout the country He was a I director of The Associated i for 1 From the time he and Charies t Revolt in Cell PHILADELPHIA Sept ing not set off revolt again t punishment for bitter convict swept Eastern night throwing the prison into i one of the worst in of While and flames rom mattresses arose in cells arf condors the en tire prison population of about 1 ffi timers for more than h are kept the m e- earning and smashing ceil Warden Herbert J Hard Boiled s-n groping the n a attempt to quell tne riot blows on the read b a piece f co wielded cell an stitches were I in h 3 i b Firemen More 300 police state ope i who dashed here and three f rp companies brought not under control b ng with streams of high pressure hoge who resisted Warden Smith a veteran of many ine the here praise was Riven three Marlon men who important parts in at ranging the convention M L son general of the i convention committee t irr 1 Davidson chairman of he ei committee and H ODowd chairman of the Hate i i Memorial ceremonies a Its i i The election of the grand guard for 1935 o he Derembei in lodge election vn the state has so far drawn declarations of roni Pettibone of Por Thnton E R of Cincinnati This poi the elective rf ice since the other officers arc- moved to the higher post each vear for supreme tj lodge whom will be elected in December is to be ar O O Barr of Lima William F Bruce of Mt now serving in and F G Sparks of Mt the re tiring grand chancellor Candl IU re ters convention relumed Mi Kelld of Cleveland of nnd Mrt Jenrie Sc hif f tr chief of Mt er and Mrs of C a grand chief he of ind the Ir o will HE I n i I v ill i II IK I i run i It nn f Iv that i Ir i lit ritv c p b ui c I t ll I t irt ill i h i HA t-lc- I- 1 ul Ii t hi fine the coal inr effective ii n to m will d 1 lutes nn V Tl I I V I ll I veil i foi hie Parli ntes rf him we IP urged nf tr luck I'll t Pc mil f III nf Ml Pi I ii pi mi W I i 1 hi mi pc i i I Til UM of he m ffl I i n tint rf ri liu to wilt I lie of bor i fur m NPA One- the p ir Ic vi il r fc in r Rt I K f M i tr c- c rn i c It w mil I r jiei ill ilr m ff r I r public w 111 I been oil hul I nf the I In tl Hi of i luting N in of In c t Hbt n hp a I lent Kl V i ml eg NU ho it e ecrne nf f here NRA HAMPERED BY STRIKERS i I Put Kinks In Eco nomic but ment Disclaims Worry PEACE MOVE UNDER WA Numerous Mediators To Bring About End of Disputes HT Tlir i to put in he i MIA K M i fnw out ml new The nl won About the of r i lloper In ural In a not rl ill fit the ni nrt N MI I e i th iin bv I c i r K put horl teji their on II of nf Ann re an tiling Hour of i line Sidney nf Nnw Re I ford Mnw Milton i nf New of eai The men driving n alnio n he h nl the nt Iti from of he and thul Junt coi he struck the H that did not ice miner of hut that rnr heard n K of h ir i Mi in ike I I Mi in Mt High until lut hr hm Uslo nil lit home Funeral not 1 tl I f j of temples he were hont red night In i Hirn conducted More than the r of Marion and r nrr f h r r I i rr fr Mr 1 a UrKe In Baker Model Kitchen Is Feature of Cooking School A kitchen on Ire filled the and H school leased from L E the Plain Dealer on Page Tells of Care Taken Against Ohio Pen Breaks taxen at Ohio ii Columbus to such outbreaks as occurred in Michigan Ind afternoon RICHARD DIX'S WIFE DIVORCED IN MEXICO LOS ANGELES 27 The j film had another I orce to talk about toda in that rna of Dix screen and former Coe San Fran society Mrs Dix disclosed she had obtained decree at Juarez Mexico on the of cruelty June 29 but like most recent separations and her husband issued a joint statement f Torn M ovn ard Marion Columbia nominated and re- and chairmen tne Holden in to this bv P E t sharing basis Thomas warden of the Ohio who attending the of convention in which said they were ing the of MAIL CLEVELAND Sept rowd of 15000 watched be night mail in Hie jut like n ing their In women bMf I on strike I n i i c wi of High cif wci Auto tool n e thr rtum f at M WW 1 F rd out nettle 111 to of HuRk A f plug I Hnt tonn Tiuck truck to return and If I MIA I N J Silk ron although one agree to who overturned continue Bread Clairton W marched into town to it or in RENO COURT GRANTS DIVORCE TO QUINN Man Testifies Wife Maintained Attitude of Indifference Q nr n x Ii ices fuun Mr Allc t lurid uf Marion I Rn o Ne lit hm wifi AM of In I him il n to an from WAA ftt 30 per cent til thr Id had would think It of rny He i t'ntitleU him In front f by would bn much If not an why live workers T In t JIM Ruth tWf food and will conduct wiB ter NRA W tfl month K It oat with but two month M Quinn tKi b wi hern by V 3l but Fv PROMISED O new promised b- assistant praising districts O 15 Vit StlU z s inll -o financing a ion see the to Knight poured all hu he into making fie successful IU But Short Time at work uVil 10 fa O he an abdominal operation IM- He suffered a relapse right from which he failed to As a progressive civic leader fte heartily backed the Mall plan for Cleveland public buildings ated a plan for traction war the National for Cleveland years a to drives Baker a Part cloudy TS rf an inch Today Each rooming the ers are released Troro the celU detail of all grounds adjacent to the walls to detect IT been thrown over in the night warden Every truck which the yard a M U ru loid IU Second Major Meeting of Thursday Marion To fcy SUte will try oM 200 BOW term Mn HAND Y line bM fo r injured at 2 a m a collided w A hole wl condition N and The major of UM of the be la 1 to Ntw the Tip ao ted ha and I W SPA Pi-
