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   Olean Evening Herald (Newspaper) - June 13, 1931, Olean, New York                                Press Pickings inn lii pill a limn In K. nn I Is Inr lo a MII Financial CLOSING PRICES cloudy local In West and Central not much change In VOL. NO. 263. NEW SATURDAY JUNE 13, 1931. PRICE TWO CENTS BELIEVE BEAUTY ENDED OWN LIFE Hitch-Hiking Romance Ends Watertown Girl Found In Indiana Man Recognizes Miss Wardwell from Dis- In 3oy Friend Quit at Ashtabula SOUTH June The hitchhiking lomance of Mary Elizabeth 24, daughter of a retired N. was only a memory The found by her pursuing Addison F. late j through the of station who her fiom the descriptions contained in an Associated Piess was placed in a hospital to a in bedraggled Miss walked into the station to the to She left hastily when Mic suspected the attendant Not many blocks farther on hhc was taken into custody by She readily admitted her trailed the girl 1Vc.-l, took her to a hospital last He said she be taken back to New York Almost at the same hour Miss was taken intn walked in to a N. police to deny that she was in his Of the girl told was acquainted with George in ile told me one day he going to to get a I told him I wanted to go wo we had but my last weekly allowance from my We all the At I lost I decided to go on to bart and meet him The girl was traced hy her father largely through the she sent to GIRL'S FAMILY AWAITS RETURN OF DAUGHTER June The family of Elizabeth socially who June 2. was awaiting her return home The missing gill was found in South and police fied her Addison F. president of the National Miss Wardwell disappeared early last She seen on the of Watertown later but the was not known until on Page 3) Good Afternoon Breezy Tersely Told From 'Round the World The Associated Pi been n lot of bees at A a hullow tree when it was felled on tho Thorp will bo honey on Mr. Hoover's NEW laughs at steamship The departure of the liner Conic Biancamano deferred two hours in order that William Wilson 3d, and his bride the former Frances Elizabeth might catch the Wedding festivities delayed silver wedding and Lady Astor have silver model of den Somo persons of all beliefs in Lady Astor's mouth constituency subscribed for it. NEW number of women in rental for minder in New Yoik In the last year is disturbing to Richaid of The number is 28. hope ho il does not indicate women are trying enter Inlo competition with men in the Al Smith's Own Song Is Sung At Meeting June Democracy's 1928 campaign Sidewalks of out unexpectedly last night ivt the of the Republican tune which Alfred K Smith brought from his own East to political listeners throughout the country seemed an overflow of youthful in a college campus phere that had weathered two full of continuous speaking was awaiting the close of four hours of and seven addresses before the final dance Robert H. executive director of the Republican National and Walter secretary to President appeared Jim used at the unexpectedness of the Old Kentucky and Where the Tall Corn were other favorites hy groups during the ner Plus Signs Electricity production in the At- district registered a gain lafat week of 2 per cent over the same of last R. H. Macy and Company last week liad a 42 per cent increase in transactions over the 1930 week and a substantial in dollar They have added 750 people to their Affiliated LaSalle and Koch of L. Bamberger and Company of nnd Company of also had large increases in Believe it or not the amount of money in circulation at the end of May showed B. per capita from to over and was higher than May of 1930. Bank clearings gained ISA per cent over last Twenty-eight out of fifty cities reporting showed San St. New bus. Pi Tulsa and DCS Car loadings for the Inst ing May 23, show a gain of cars over the Surplus stocks of gasoline show a for the second consecutive April shipments of automobile tires show an increase of 19.7 pel cent in dollar volume as compared with Twelve important chain store systems show sales increases over last despite one less business day this year and greatly decreased The 34 largest chains a dollar volume within 5.5 per cent of last One hundred and five telephone to the Inter- state Commerce Commission show a gam of 2 per cent in operating net income for the first of the year as compared with 1930. Eastman Kodak export sales me ahead of 1930: domestic uic on a par with corresponding period of 1928._______ National Bellas Hess Company re- ports thai mail orders in May were J2 17 per cent above May last nnd that May is the fifth tive month to show a gain over the corresponding month of last Ford Will Produce New Type Automobile N. June Tho Bergen Record today said it has learned from officials of the Ford plant at whose names are not Ford will begin production of J. new stock automobile powered by a Diesel Tho new the Record will sell at a lower price than the current will have n longer and will be of heavier The the will he of eight cylinders of con- Diamond's Bail Plea Is Granted Government Moves to Dry Up Gang er's Reputedly Huge Beer ued at June Jack gangster was admitted to bail in the sum of today by Supreme Court Justice J. Diamond was in the County Jail at Catskill when the application of his Daniel H. Diamond now has been admitted to bail on all the charges the State entered against pun carrying and The first three were filed eaily last April before he at the Cairo Diamond was granted bail on those charges at said he would post the bail bond at Amsterdam today and ob- tain Diamond's release from the pail late today or He will have the or to a sanitarium in a er he Justice quickly ruled on the motion after Prior pre- sented his arguments and they had answered by Henry deputy attorney Thn hail was in connection with a gun carrying charge The justice sot a bail on the ion a Diamond has been in ment since April 27 when hp was taken io nn Albany hospital fering from received out- side a Cairo May 30, Diamond has been in the kill Safety Measures Provided Lindy In Case of Crash NEW June If Col. Charles A. Lindbergh nnd his wife at sea during their projected flight to the they will swim to the surface and find a bundle all eady floating there in which aic means of and even com- with the Undoing which is automatically released from a tail compartment when the plane sub- they will inflate the outer wrapping is a collapsible rubber Inflation is effected by a bottle oC Climbing into the boat they will find a mast and sail emergency rations and a radio sot capable of communication about miles in the day time and 3000 miles at The set is both crash proof and U. S. Hits New Blow Gangster Chieftain Admitted to Bond In Sum of Legs to Be Freed Today or Tomorrow June Another Federal blow at thp power of Capone has been This time the government his moved to dry up the gand leaders reputedly huge beer Federal officers said they estimated had become a a en- During the ten year period ered by the alleged eral investigators the gang had an average of ten in operation all the Each pry was described as having had a capacity of 100 barrels a at a produced daily of The total for the ten year period estimated at Thp the second io he voted against the gang chief by a Federal Grand Jury within was viewed as another step in the relentless war ordered President Hoover on Federal agents saw it as ihe ginning of the end of Capone's powerful Capone is under a six months rHo bz bz sentence for failing to answer a summons from a Grand Jury 1929 An appeal on this case is In Federal agents his gang has been hard hit financially because of high bonds its members have been forced to post m Federal Costs of replacing ery equipment seized in raids also have been was permitted to have his bond on thp income tax indictment and his bond on his contempt of court appeal stand on the liquor conspiracy Tn this connection thp Chicago Tri- bune said that United States Dis- Attorney George Johnson's decision to permit was of his that the Capone organization had been suffering times His will be required to post bonds which range to To Rededicate Lincoln's Tomb Theory Now Offered That Girl Fell Wall Detective Says Waves Caused Her to Become Unconscious and Bruised Before She Jury Progress Still Search for Friends NEW June A black coat that worn Starr Faithfull when she disappeared last taken from the surf at Long Long A detective sent It to Mineola police center of tne Investigation from the discovery of the 25-j bruised body on Long Beach Police on the theory that the girl lias killed hy perhaps by some prominent person uho reason to desire her liave searched for her missing coat for days as In. the pocket of the garment found a whose contents closely These two of the Lincoln tomb at is to be hy President on June 17, ihe exterior of the tomb showing the new chamber surrounding the marble and bronze which holly of the War State Tax Official Retires from Service June 13 After Twenty-three and a half of state service in he has dis- bursed approximately Archibald C. deputy lax retired He has been in of thp finance bureau of the State Department of Taxation and He re- turn to his old home city of Late News Bulletins WOMAN Juno 13 Mrs. Harriet 30, died today of burns suffered in an explosion of gasoline nt her home Her Mrs. is In a suffering from critical burns but is expected to TRIAL SET FOtt June Tho murder trial of W. K. Guess nnd Cecil former y for inc. last day of Emilio Coiles cousin of the and uel was set today for June 34 by District John B. JONES AND PAIRED Juno Bobby Jones announced today Unit ho hns been paired with Mailer for an Kolf mulch at against Argentine and Henry young HOUSE DINES ROOSEVELT Juno Col. Edward M. and adviser to 1'resldent was host today lo the nmn whom ho considers tho most president Kranklin Ot New UNDER STONKS KANSAS Juno 13 for 25 minutes today be- neath Ions of small 35, was rescued FIFI TO SEE FRANCE Juno film actress who port rays French soon see for the Miss say Is French-Canadian by birth d CHIEFS WIFE TAKES June Mrs. of Ralph chief of the New fane Fire hanged herself today in the of her home nt n miles north PLANNED BREAK June A plot hy Francis youthful to club his way out of the Sing Sing Prison death house was guards said NOT THIRD June Mrs. Elln A. national of the Woman's Christian Temperance that the organization did not havo any in- tention at this lime of forming a third political Eva La Theater Severely Burned Josephine Hutchinson and Maid Also In Hospital When Gasoline Water Heater Explodes at Eva's Summer Home June I and numerous Eva La founder of 'the other NEW June A theory that Starr full ended her own bizarre life gained momentum Nassau County authorities continued efforts to find evidence that the Greenwich Village beauty had been murdered in a plot in which were persons of inence she was involved in gay life in New Boston or on A new diary found in the girl's the might support the murder Offers Theory attributed to an un- i named the theory that I the 25 year-old might fallen off the sea wall I at Long Long Island where her body was found on I This detective the tion that waves caused to become unconscious and before she Dr. Otto medical has been unable to say whether she received her bruises before or after death by Inspector Harold chief of county today 2o of his staff to search the 15-mile Long Beach coast for clothing or other articles the waves might have washed from the Grand Jury which District Attorney Elvin con- vened in Mineola re- mained in session but the one day and adjourned to Mr. Edwards left shortly for 70 miles announcing he was on a The investigation was left with Inspector Prior to that Mr. Edwards had Repertory Theater in actress and of Miss Le and Mai IP a were in a hospital today suffering from burns caused by the explosion of a water heater in the La Gallienne Summer Miss Le Gallienne and Miss Hutchinson went into the basement to help the maid adjust the which was not functioning Miss Le Gallienne struck a match which ignited gasoline The women weie knocked down by the concussion with ing and hair Anthony a gardner van to the and beat out the He took the victims in Miss Le automobile to the Norfolk Hospital ten miles Founder Severely Burned Dr. William W. Tracey said Miss Le Gallienne the She bums on the face and body and most of her hair was binned off. Her condition was regarded as critical but she was expected to Miss nnd Miss Cou suffered bums on thp arms and summoned from port extinguished a fire which had started in thp beams of the Miss Lc was born in England and began her stage career at the age of 15. She is a daughter of Richard Le whose home is at Conn. He is in Europe at establishing the Civic Repertory organisation in 10-Vi. Miss La appeare in Ask Governor to Slop Operation of Ball Pool June The Party of a new has appealed to nor Roosevelt to stop the operation of a. baseball pool in the A a and two tickets to the pool were sent with the letter to the The tho combination of each individual has and tho Indicates the Leading onian She Is business manager and ing woman of the ration which has produced a list of works of i Ibsen and other l The theater closed its lent season Hay 9 with Miss La Gallienne planned to take a years vacation and not re- turn to the thea autumn of 1932. She vous breakdown after ihe theater closed last month and was resting at her cottage here before for taken fiill charge of the case and had offered theories that the girl had been m taken to Long Beach and thrown from a He also of prominent j Suon after Inspector King was I in his detectives found the new in the Faithfull in St Lukes He ately flew to to show it to Mr Police said it 1 ported the murder The first also found in the Faithfull was put before the Gland Jury Its contents have been withheld County authorities have said it contains initials in tion with incidents of the gill's life One published sentence 1 to having experienced Guesses as to its sensational con- tents have been printed If any progress toward a solution j of thp mystery was made as a re- suit of the Grand Jury's one day j session it was not made Scotland Yard Continues Search for Girl's Friends June The the bed with an bottle of the ter until the life and death of a York Siarr medicine After he had ro- Bus Companies Meet On Fare Reductions I June 13 of 10 bus companies e agreed to reduce ental lates 1 to meet an ex- cut in H H. vice president and seneral manager of the the croup after a meeting here said the in some would range as high as 20 per cent. The amount of tho cuts would vary in as the various lines are affecte bv the con- templated rail ho subject of exhaustive research and speculation In the face of repeated denials by officials the Sketch said Scotland Yard had been brought into the by Xew York police and that it was conducting a search here for certain friends of both sexes of Two of these friends already had been inter- it was and then ments might be sent to The investigation was taid to be under the direction of Detective Inspector head of the cotic the Divisional tor Inspector Hester was said to have been assigned the d with Job predecessor in that j The in Kansas speaking for had at the hotel j highly Deposits In Savings Bank Hit New High NEW June ing the usual seasonal de- in savings banks 'n New Yoik State rose In with a decline of 000 in a like months a year the Savings Bank Association ol the State of Xew York reported The brought the total savings banks deposits to a new high record at DIDN'T COST A CENT GLENS June 13 The Several times on her London m 1928 to concerning men she An unnamed physician wa quoted in an interview by the vived she told him she had drunk gin and then swallowed 24 tablets of the the maximum of which is four When he asked her the for her act. he said the told have nothing to lue body has let me down badh Phe told him she had been ing about for some heavily and having a good ho and at length grew because she of nil ho quoted her as thought the host way was to a good dose of this stuff and end the whole bed hor at g ond trip to t arul gifted a hasty her much so that she bed sheets to when she quoted the woman Express as saying that he saved j Of the hotel to the effect Miss life during the Mlss visit after she had taken an over- I K sent her dose of a land asked the manager to keep an Summoned to her j on HO sont checks to the the physician was quoted hotel out of winch her bills were he found her lying unconscious on an allowance turned over to tjie manager said She was A girl exceedingly wild and and seemingly the doctors sho to leivo hotel but Hitler Would Kill German Reparations Juno 13 leader of the attacked Chancellor m- national policy in an address last and promised that when his party came into power Germany would cease paying He told a meeting that it ridiculous to first attempt to recent United Army aii I put German in order and not cost the then try to In ing a revision maneuvers did payers a cent the regular air corps Assistant of reparations Foreign Ulei with her mother to collect her Order Is Restored In French Rioting June 13- After having held a populous street behind barricades all a mob countries will always he of sinking textile nnd Secretary F. that people who can pay withdrew today and told the Chamber of lions in taxes order was without i hero last I pay t  

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