Miami Daily News-Record (Newspaper) - March 20, 1934, Miami, Oklahoma Associated Press Leased Wire DAILY XXXI 223 Published Every Evening Except Saturday and Sunday by Miami Publishing MARCH 1934 Ottawa Count Population Office of Publication A and First Avenue N ACTS TO PRICE FIVE CENTS Sheriffs Adopted Grandson Is Kidnaped From Home at Afton Deserted in Chase Here Last Taken Into Auto by Woman WIDE SEARCH FUTILE Officers Over Large Area Notified Sheriff Is Returning to Help March Billy Neal 4yearold adopted son of and Gene who was abandoned by his mother in Miami a year ago follow ing a chase by was kidnap ed from in of the Painter home here at 10 oclock this Bandit Suspect Slain In at Jenks Pal Flees Boasts About Kansas Bank Robbery Prompt Investiga tion Of Possible Connection With Atchison Raid Calls by Terrorized Farm Family Lead to Swoop on Band Linked With Cookson Hills One who lives next door to the Paint witnessed the actual kidnap She tola authorities she saw a grey coupe with disk wheels drive slowly up to the Painter where the boy was playing on the sidewalk near the Woman Picked Up Child A slender and well alighted the car and picked Billy up and placed him in the which was quickly driven Freeman Neither or Painter was nt home at the a Lillie being in the Freeman called to the who immediately call ed the Painter pany and informed them that Bil ly was The news was circulated quick ly and within 30 minutes after the abduction police officers in ev ery direction were on the lookout for the car carrying the woman and child and a man who was at the wheel of the Sheriff Out of County Sheriff Dee who took the boy into his June 13 after he home here last had been aban by his following a chase by was en route to McAlester at the time of the ab Undersheriff Gleason called police on every highway from Afton and a cordon of officers went on the hunt for the grey Further news of the kidnaping was flashed over the Associated Press wires and three radio stations began broadcasting the meager tion of the Women Grief Stricken The Walters family and the Painter family have become much attached to the Both Walters and a daughter cf the were gi ief stricken when the news was told to a teacher in the Afton was taken to her where while her husband joined a posse of Af ton citizens in search for the kid Court Attempt Failed County authorities expressed be lief that the boys Jo Neal of Kansas was the woman who placed the boy in the Neal made one at through Kansas City attor to get her son but was Continued on Page Two to Pay Murray Gore Says March Federal Relief administra tion has Senator Gore said to make good in relief checks over drawn under Governor relief administration in Robert Burns of Oklahoma telegraphed the stales congressional delegation recently i March Officers shot it out in a farm lane near here early today with three men they said may have par in last weeks bank kill ing one and The third escaped and their woman companion was Jack was the man Sprayed with buck Thomas Whitewater was placed un der guard at a Tulsa Squads of officers were seeking Jake said by officers to have fled after the The shooting occurred near the home of a brother inlaw of Johnson to which the of had been summoned by re ports that the four had terrorized the Evans family all allegedly boasting of a Kansas bank robbery and flashing rolls of They had arrived early in the the brandishing pistols and demanding and attempted to persuade Evans to hide two ol them for a It was not until 5 oclock yesterday afternoon thai Ev ans managed lo slip away and tele phone officers from a Officers Waited When they arrived in response lo Ihe call from Evans and an other from her Johnson and his friends had gone to Glenpool to get some The officers awaited their About midnight a coupe contain ing five persons drove up to the passed then backed It was about to go on when five deputy sheriffs ran threw lights on the ear and ordered the occupants to get They fired several shots over the car as a The man later identified as Jake got out on the other side of the car and began The officers returned the killing driver of Ihe ana wounding Whitewater with The woman was A fifth a local boy named Gatlin whom Ihe outlaws had pick ed up along Ihe also was un Squad Searches for Cook Cook ran still and A squad of deputies was in the vicinity today searching for Two pistols were found on the dead Whitewater had no according to Roy one of the Cook had either a sub machine gun or a he Whitewater was taken to a Tulsa hospital and a guard main over Other officers in the raid were Glenn Phil Hans Carter and Tony From Cookson Hills Officers said the three men were part of the Cookson hills Whitewater is a Cherokee Indian from the vicinity of in the Cookson hills He suffered several buckshot wounds about the body but was not seriously Hoy said Ihe Irio was wanted for bank robbery in but could give no better for the time He indicated a belief the three were companions of Jim who escaped recently from the Kansas state prison at A young woman companion of Johnson was She was ten as Jackie Hibbs of She had said at first that she was Hyatt Hyatt planned to investigate to determine if the men had partici pated in the recent bank robbery at but this was delayed while the posse searched for Officers learned later that all the suspects in the Jenks gunfight hail from Johnson was held for assault to kill at Musko gee about a year The Hibbs girl was known there as his Officers said Whitewater was a bootlegger who was arrested se veral months ago for hitchhiking rides to Muskogee from Gooseneck Bend with a dozen or so of corn whisky concealed about his Two Byrd Fliers Forced Down in Preparations Made LITTLE March Macfey Ra expeditions awaited today a break in the weather which would permit them to go to the aid of two Antarctic members isolated after a forced airplane landing in an uncharted ice Pilot William Bowlin and Wireless Operator Clay were forced down during a storm Sunday night while returning from a depot where they had deposited supplies 100 miles from their main Rear Admiral Byrd made ready to fly a plane to their relief and a ground party was prepared to rush to the but high winds and snow made a start When the plane left Little ING REBUFFS AGAIN Governors Fight Against Insurance Companies Over Licenses Scored OKLAHOMA March Murray was given another rebuff today in his fight against 32 fraternal insurance com panies when King advised Attorney Insurance General Commis said Admiral Jess Reed to issue licenses for the companies as directed yes by the state fraternal in surance King held Murray lacked author ity to instruct the appointed fra ternal board to refuse licenses un til the companies paid taxes on the basis of old line The opinion declared the gover nors executive order directing the insurance commissioner to withhold or cancel the licenses was without Reed announced he would begin issuance immediately of 1934 carried full including a emergency j cooking I The attorney genera did not pass on the question of whether th i that destitute persons held I Both men the worthless tt so I see no reason Senator Gore said he was told by shall start looking relief authorities the checks would be taken up as soon as an audit could be Nebraskans Hang Wallace in Effigy SCOTTS March effigy bearing the name was found hanging from an artillery piece in e park here who reported the said there was a doll under one while the chest bore a placard with the inscription I have my little Cuban in my I will protect him and the industry in Cuba at the ex pense of the American fanner and beet and 30 days rations companies should pay a higher Shamblin Dies Here at Age of 62 Harvey 62 years died at oclock Monday for them as soon as the gives us a The last radio message from his 215 H stranded fliers was at 8 Sun when they reported they had buried the plane in the snow to pre vent its being blown away by the high Although tin exact location of the plane was not it was be they wore marooned between from the Little 8 and 15 miles America 8 DIE IN KIKE March Arthur and seven young Negro girls were burned to death when fire destroy ed their home near last He is survived by his Lucy Shamblin two Harry Arendale of Miami and Miss Maxine Shamblin of the home brothers and one Russi Shamblin Shamblin of Cal of Douthat and John Shamblin of and two Bob Raskin of Par and Bell of Funeral services will bo conduct ed at 1M oclock Wednesday after noon at the South Methodist The Gatti will Burial will be in th according to telephonic cemetery under direction vices to the Fayetteville Observer j of the Cooper Undertaking com FATE OF SILVER MEASURE IS UP TO ROOSEVELT Senate to Pass It If He Says Leader Declares Today HOUSE VOTE IS 257112 SPY CASE Paris Police Say American Couple Has Im plicating Others Republican Cries Disregard ed as Plan Is Hooked With Farm Relief March The fate of the new silver remone relief approved so thumpingly by the was deposited squarely on the White House doorstep today by Senate majority Should the meas ure be taken in and given a presi chieftains said it would be passed by the If left out in the they said it had small chance of passage Disregarding Republican cries of and fiat the was shoved along by the House 257 to Under il sil ver would be accepted at well above the world price in payment for exported agricultural Silver certificates would be issued on the metal thus Silence to Be Broken In any event it appeared prob able today there would be a break in Ihe White House silence on the Leaders looked either for an administration statement or for word to be passed quietly up to the Repeated calls from the Republican side yesterday for a disclosure as lo whether Roose velt was for or against the measure were left While awaiting some Con gress had plenty of other bills on its calendars today or about to be placed The Senate gave itself over to debate of the Tydings McDuffie Philippine independence The House quickly it yesterday without even the formality of a record Senator King D Utah has placed himself at the head of what opposition there He is seeking to substitute his own measure for immediate but quick passage of the House appeared Oratory Impends Leaders expected a bit of speech making in the House today when that chamber takes up the Dick stein for an investigation of al Nazi propaganda in the Unit ed They planned to dispose of it with much dispatch as pos to take up the leg This would authorize money for their own ONE OF VICTIMS Germany and Soviet Were French Authorities Declare March 20 Spying I against the United France and Great Britain was charged by police today in a widespread plot they said finally had been revealed through the testimony of Iwo American Investigators said Germany and Soviet Russia had been the beneficiaries of what authorities described as a vast in espionage Police of the United States and England have been cooperating in i the investigation of the spy I it was and it is largely through their efforts that the gled skein of the mystery of Ihe socalled plot finally is commencing to be Five More Arrests Police voiced their charge as de came thick and fast following a questioning of and Robert Gordon j the in a secret I session before Judge Andre j which did not end until shortly before last Early five ing two were arrested in what police described as a direct outgrowth of their questioning of the held in Ihe alleged plot since Court officials said the pair made a full confession of whatever part they One Woman Escapes A woman police had expect ed to arrest today it was before the early morn ing raids which brought those held Jack Oakie Is Sued On Charge LOS March Jack who wisecracks for the may soon be called upon to talk for a jury in a slan der The action was filed yes by Marty studio dance who alleged the co median applied uncomplimentary epithets to Ill have to get a paper and read the details before I can make any said Oakie when asked to I cant imagine what tlw whole thing is The was Martyn March 17 in Ihe apart ment of Carl Danish Within hearing he were Brisson and his Gary Grant and Virginia Charles Farrell and Virginia Randolph Scott and Buster Crabbe and his Martyn identified himself as former When sea water the ice is not President Has NRA License Clause as Big Stick to Use In Labor Crisis If Desired March big stick lay within President reach to day as he saw a capital labor controversy to retard the recovery Legal advisers are known to have pointed to the drastic pow er to license industry granted the President under the national industrial recovery They are known to have suggested the possibility of licensing that au if to preserve the industrial None could say whether the President would use this potent So he has never employed If the President finds that all or any portion of an indus try is not complying with its he may order it licensed to continue to The license would place the industry under federal The chief executive listened today for word that might settle the controversy which threatens to break out into a major au strike He kept Hugh his NRA in position to inform him quickly of all de He watched also the railroad wage Roosevelt has held back to permit employers and employ es to settle their own differences if Many Washington observers thought that a confer ence he had late yesterday wilh Attorney General Cummings was a clear indication that the President is considering the pos sible employment of Ihe legal measures at his Cummings simply stated that the strike threat was discussed and the talk related to clear ing up some legal In all cases Roosevelt has asserted openly the intention of the government to sanction the right of employ es to choose their own method for bargaining with either by company unions or na tional Continued on Page Two STOCKS RALLY NEW March Stocks rallied quickly today when Wall street learned nj the peace moves in the automobile labor sit Motor shares led the up which brought advances of St to and more in market fa Hasty buying appeared soon after it was announced that President Roosevelt had moved to avert the auto CARIDEO March board of curator today reappoint ed Frank Carideo as head coach of football at the University of Mis souri for the period ending Wilh the definite reten tion of former Notre Dame the reappoint ment of the entire coaching FERA TO LKAVK OKLAHOMA March federal relief official assigned to said today his work would be taken over shortly by field representative of the Birt explained his leave of absence from direction of the community fund has Repulse Rioters Seeking To Capture Eight Stav isky Case Prisoners TO March 20 10yearold Indian was found beaten lo death in his honi near He lived alone and gators said he had dead Community Patriotism March dreds of shouting persons smashed police lines today in an effort to capture eight Stavisky scandal prisoners on their way to jail from The police retained their The prisoners were being brought from Ihe cily where Serge Handsome Alex Stavisky organ the pawnshop which failed with the loss of to French Thousands of persons assembled outside the railroad The police tried to make a quick exit through an underground but the crowd swirled around the The police lines broke as the crowd stormed Five police guards closed prison van roared into the melee to form a barrage the The police piled out in a handtohand battle and finally beat back the The prisoners were taken on to Suicide Story Now Doubted Meanwhile a commission com posed of members of Parliament moved on its investigation of the It became known that the legislators were begin ning to doubt the police story that Stavisky killed himself with a pis tol in order to avert in the little chateau to which he fled last December when the authorities closed in on This i was caused by a motion picture filmed on the The film itself had been seized by the censor and was shown only pri vately to the deputies forming the investigating The witnessing the film decided they saw certain discrepancies between the picture and the police Sta was may he exhumed in order to permit the members to check it against the mo ion picture and the police re Thinking men realize as never before that American communities are confronted with problems command immediate and serious atten Miami is no No man can look unmoved or stand aloof either in contribu tion or service through the Chamber of Commerce at Community and economic necessity demand Some may want to stand aside due to their persona and say we are We are not Some of us even gun to fight Now as should bu the This is no charity This a Jl must be needs of Miami com agri industrially and civically justify slate It ithe firm tion of every leader that Chamber o is jus in demanding that thu rally to port and carry the fight and the load economic Continued on Page Six WEATHER FORECAST OKLAHOMA Partly warmer tonight Wednesday part ly cooler in northwest por I warmer to night partly warmer in MISSOURI Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and possibly showers in northeast por tion wanner in cast and j extreme Wed in northwest unsettled i tonight and Wednesday cooler j a in in Miami from i oclock afternoon until i noon i 2 4 j fi 8 j Hi FOR PLAN Fullblood Cherokee Group j Votes Indorsement of Indian Rights EXECUTIVE ASKS DETROIT UNIONS TO DEFER STRIKE Requests Days Delay in Order That He May Con f er With Magnates WARNS Action Follows New Pay Hike Sues Weirton Steel BULLETIN March managers day accepted the proposal of President Roosevelt to con the existing wage agree ment until next March telegram from President Roosevelt asking that any strike action in the automobile industry be de ferred until Thursday was made public here this afternoon by Wil liam American Federation of Labor representative Collins said he would read his reply at a union lead ers scheduled for 5 at Pon NOW WORK IN DETROIT AUTO PLANTS March The Detroit Board of Commerce announced today that industrial employment here had increased 204 percent since March 1033 and is now at the highest level since The board esti mated that persons arc now employed in the automotive industry in the Detroit March eternal fire in the hills near the Nighthawk a group of fullblood Chero kee have voted indorse ment n Indiai Conv John Colliers proposed of Indian The Nighthawks will send a del here Thursday when Col lier meets with the Five Civilized Tribes to explain his plan for a return to communal Indian as incorporated in proposed legisla tion now before Collier will be told that the Cherokee intend to or cooperative communi ties such as are proposed in the Members Included There arc of these Kee and their leaders pro pose to consolidate their members in the hilly fastnesses of eastern where fishing and stock grazing will be the prin cipal Much of the notorious Cookson outlaw hideaway in which 300 officers recently rounded up a number of persons they regarded as would be included in one of the proposed Cherokee And under the pro law setting up commu such a raid would no longer be officers from outside being permitted to come within the boundaries only wih warrants and to make arrests only in the company of community Kept Alive The devote them selves to keeping alive the religion and traditions of the Georgia fore Their eternal they was brought west over the Trail of Tears when thu Chero kees were driven to Indian Terri tory in the There now are seven or where meetings are hut all general conclaves are held at the chief fire on the historic farm of Red Bird near Sam son df Red now is principal chief of the 4 H S 17 10 Continued on Two Ring Crosby Warned Of Kidnaping Plot LOS A NO March actor and u as warned by police today of a reported plot to kidnap him or his Vincent informed police that a man he saw making a telephone call in the Pacific aroused his sus HI followed the man and said overheard him engage in conversation with with remarks as dotting the Are yon sure Crosby will pay hes making a Well the money so slick i wont ever hear about Officers said the singer has long a guard at his Toluca Lake and declined to say un til then what his reaction to the Presidents request The Presidents telegram read In the public interest I am con strained to request you to with hold strike action called for this afternoon until I can have a con ference in Washington in an effort to existing I suggest Will you ad vise me immediately Franklin Labor Receptive March labor leaders assur red President Roosevelt today of sympathetic consideration for his appeal to postpone a strike until Thursday pending conferences Demand Rail Pay Hike The President today also warn ed railway employers and workers to settle their wage dispute and suggested a public commission to examine the The Pres ident took this action shortly after railway employes had demanded a 20 percent increase above what they are effective July J In a letter to the conferring rail way executives and labor the President repeated his proposal for a six months extension of the present wage ft is a disappoint said the to learn that no progress toward an agree ment has been made to the confer Continued on Page Three Family Warned Dog At Afton Has Rabies March Miami said today that a pet belonging to the Shipley family was afflicted with rabies and advised three members of the family to begin taking serum treat ments The three are and Shipley and Jerry their 17yearold None of them bitten by the but Monday while unaware that the dog was going all of them handled the canine and petted him while Shipley gave him several doses of medicine in the belief that he was merely Shipley went fo Miami this afternoon to arrange for the sc Exendine Promoted To Coach at March today was ap pointed head football coach at Oklahoma college here to succeed Lynn who goes to Manhattan to succeed Bo Mc Millan at Kansas former Carlisle Indian star under veteran Iop War ha been assistant coach hero about five Metal Market NKW March Lead steady spul New York Kast Louis steady Louis spot and future March AP spot 7s 6d future spot 2s Gd future Jill 17s
