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   Oneonta Daily Star (Newspaper) - April 12, 1930, Oneonta, New York                               Oneonta Daily Star Taw AHUL 11 ran 19 Killed When Train Strikes Bus Slowed But Did Not Stop Bus at Crossing in Involved in Another of Sheriff and 1 Daring London Has Resulted in Large Savings ally to of Oar Senator Ark i that Vote oa BUI hy Home Sheriff by Dr Debris Catches Fire to an A J W on A tint Assembly Passes It O il night March tor uf M that up iLr pank and muffling rubbed M cl In and aim j bad shun one man and wounded j Tbe bank a I of tor th capture o the I and Miami Io TUtU l on i In tin Ship of mechanic who found alau war of of of That Escape Provide Most to Says He Stowed Train to 38 MS MO home The who riddled the downtown rearon Action oa union with of 3 to Scrap Nine Battleships Wil an Leave Rails N M April 11 fast Fe mail train today Tht vai Baai M on a land deal in Southwest Prior to hbi Ban tat on We ud admitted aUd the crushed a Pickwick Greyhound Motor killing 19 persons our nn in Matter 1 m on tbe bus and the driver j lie The accident was the worst in the history of western bus trans- The train -ides-.viped the as the tried to tail M J to it clear of the oncoming locomotive and the terrific ind head oit ti so mangled the bodies of the victims that late today mt Insurance company in a lion of three had not been made Ten persons were seriously injured swindle plot This plot Pickwick Greyhound tonight April 11 adjourned Albany April 11 proposing that be annual feed to can a convention admitted paying tbe tint on the premium j repeal the amendment failed on a in revealed bow he hired point ol procedure and iht were a beaded by Chief of I Prank of and l Frank They rau Ibe ul tun tire trom along Tbe them far Sidney O but lost the trail at Fort when an overheated motor let i fin u tbe automobile and de tt varied to the Seven men were up u the bank four of Fur First Time t S and Actually on Parity for No for Six Executive Says Franee and Italy in to Insure at London the objection The Washington April 11 the results of j London conference President Hoover today said the total saw i to the world would The President based his estimate on amounts he considered the ka preparing io on naval construction Me cited the e lobby and naval figures which were the basis of thai with 10 injured listed in here and It known dead the persons on the but when the occurred were lor Failed to Step and Albuquerque was tween Gallup among The crowing where tbe crash occurred U open and on level ground a halt mue from tbe Indian Pueblo Tbe highway b paved M M Fielder chief clerk tor the TWO survivors slid the driver slowed bus line at Denver said the was but tailed to stop at the crossing j a few minutes behind schedule Demolished by the collision tbe rt due Albuquerque at an ignited by names which licked over jler 1 from the gasoline tank and the bodies I fat of Dead and IM the victims were robbed of clothing -s tbe fire which in some Albuquerque K M April 11 the flesh Itself reused of killed and injured in Two bodies and of the bus Greyhound bus wreck carried 300 yards down the track by the speeding train Neither the Pickwick Greyhound office at Los from which the bus de- parted at p m Wednesday tound for Denver nor the bus driver ried identification tor the The of the were from bra of the ravages of The sudden crash stunned the several of whom wen seriously because one or the ed him Ban taid and canceled the Insurance before another unman execute A contract with Bass Sanhuber Indicted ib ful Geneva in 1927 and said that on the basis up to committee bv the For Murder i one by who sponsored the which I state i would be saved by the United States in the next six years as a Tbe was tent to a i the London tee tonight it the assembly vie early in the day on an M toC vote with regular been 11 Republicans Joining Ships to Be He said the mott vital feature of the tbe constant product John a building Prank president accosted by one of I fen to the floor and onto London alarm It will be recalled that prior to the conference at Geneva to which Prance and Italy felt to decline attendance there was naval i meeting s accomplishments for i competition In all craft except peace was the final abolition of ships with constant international Confession Says He Slew of the rom Property and Bias Huff Lot Angeles enneth HuB I son of Mrs Huff f- M it A of tbe committee was called promptly by the chairman Senator George R Republican Syracuse f u i j j r i returned within a lew tresses and to report the out The ed Woman to teet Her From ll injured Driver to The of the train C C Davit taid whea he realised the crash was un- avoidable he clapped on the brakes and had slowed down to 38 miles an hour his struck the stage train was partly derailed and Indiana frott a nearby were the first to arrive on the scene arrived from and other a half hour after the crash Apparently the bux driver attempted to turn parallel with the track whea he MT tie could not beat the train to the said the engineer The the bus and carried ol it a half mile Homer stein San Francisco and Con- rad Los Angeles credited their to the fact that the were on tbs of bus to that locomotive Both Mid the F D Williams ot Albuquerque failed FT op and merely stowed down at the wOllams a relief driver be- by Park Henrietta Bast 23rd street New York city or Woodland N J CaL Orla Barber address unknown Pilot Mound Man Caru or Ocean Park CaL R C Stevens Kankakee TIL Lust Denver CoL Mr Luckow LOB Angete Cal Mrs Nona Utter Mo T P Hollywood Cal Alice Lot Angeles a Santo Domingo Indian One unidentified Sauto Domingo In- dian Two babies P A Wicker Century City CaL Conrad Los Angeles Homer Stein 27 San Jack Berkman Canton O Prank U Myers Columbia City Ind Tom an Indian San Domingo William Richard Perkins Pueblo CoL W Compton CaL Huff Los Los Angeles April n Otto huber confessed slayer of Fred wealthy Milwaukee turer Lnd Infer of Mia the content A single objection being all that to It Into then apparently to remain tor three days or well after the expected ment of the legislature tonight or Polite but They Must Have Money Dewar Famous county grand o the man jury today tor eight yean ago County authoring said that m the be had lived far U yean in under the objection came from C Brown to of the of Oesterreich Milwaukee and Los Angeles It from one o these he con- that be ran to snoot during a family quarrel here the of August St 1923 He admitted also that he bad locked Mrs Oesterreich In a closet where the was found unconscious to lead police O believe that a burglar as tbe toM police shot After the Indictment was returned in superior court Sanhuber was hurried off to a cell in the county jail where be will be held without ball Earlier in tlie dry after had repudiated a confession he advised authorities that he would waive trial if he could plead to a degree murder charge The indictment was returned after bad several before tbe B- Jenks Broome county Republican The motion to discharge the bin from the first to which tt re- ferred was made by Senator Duncan T New York Democrat down i Senator Fearon in reporting out the from judiciary said We feel that in view of the manifest wkle rml Sheet and Tube Ratifies Merger Opponents Howerer Imme titlon in naval arms between the est naval powers and the burial of tears and which have been constant product of rival warship international and struction I through the world and a steady drift The President pointed out that it the London program Great Britain tiler a critical tht United States and Japan would experience before and after the Geneva totaling 210.000 of and a tbat UM Announce Tight easting naval tonnage and defer for te W replacement tte I MM have at an daw between and of tbe of be scrapped u obsolete of land armies lu Youngstown o April 11 bfl awn daDar battle of industrial reached a here late today when Sheet Tube ratified merger of their company with the Bethlehem Steel corporation But opponents of tbe merger Im- mediately announced that fight has just begun Announcement of tbe merger made An effect of the program to battleships tot President would be realisation M parity to between the United and Great Britain for the first time in history Italy President Hoover said France and Italy had cooperated to the fullest extent of hi the subject matter by inspectors at a stockholders meeting i ability as continental whose members of the senate that they be forded an ot taking such Uon on the an the senate itself deems he tne MU the absence of such to the i which a tew before l 1 am not prepared thrown into a turmoil when J Sheet safety director the doors dosed had been security rested upon land to M Waltz a large extent He added that Italy and Prance had the meeting 1 Indicated adherence to many Important mg attorneys company of the proposed pact officiate and newspaper reporters but did not what provisions l The vote for the merger was I iUe uid upon naval poetical tbat Implied made agreement extremely Called could not Involve hi such agreements The French aad ian the good will In tins conference m to the intereat of port tbe present Jwat as far they could do to and they haw the present agreement m w t a a to that my vote for tie Mil shares being tn 1 ssm greatly mth UK final I be wet K Tbe where grand Jury He entered tbe grand jury T j should be brought a chance for i it of the other 37 with would tell all the Uut be who are not of the committee should have tbe opportunity of presenting their if tbe hearing j assure It The election inspectors did gj MK naval trim in vote against j how many were London and I have today telegraphed the j or sham were delegation expressing my approval of the j the result achieved and my for i Merger opponents win base j their patience and determination ta and difficult negotiation And they announced have j I wish defecations It difficult to estimate the reductions In war craft tonnage which has been brought about by tmi i because of the factor of normal re and additional tonnage ot not yrt constructed HUM are to be scrapped of a total other governments for their con- i and action j The vital feature of M v D i M It tea blM which will for peace ta the final Mn Von Bodow Drops Her roke a serious and Bof Off Cop's Narks abolition of competition in naval arms D te wau After Robbery the vote one way or the Tbe a test minute Buffalo April 11 tram downtown section have between the greatest naval powers and the burial ot the and ke navies are to reduce aome to other categories m the next years they be categories of tome of them be ta order to up to tbo tet Tbe net balance a very In the actual tonnage it stands today Concluded on page 3 Chicago April 11 UP Mrs Have Only 6 Cents Firm tween and They Tell Depart j With Payroll self Noted for His York April U Tbe East April they would watt for him and Sons Hi died today at the got to bate Uds Stan residence here He was ss the one who could open the 11 Lord Dewar bead ot the famous so the mil and i of John Dewar nea said just got them t Etael i Dewar bad been confined to the tbr operator U the boose for aame days with a chin but ot Vaad sort was not regarded metal goods itimi in lie during the afternoon only got be- sad died thereafter ci j bead of one of the world's Mia SUw the tar other producing apart her tow Enrique German aviator I was to to a remd vote advanced I to the order of third reading and to i lately for M- that order when the touM objected a amall a damV OT ing et Last week two men forced their way trom bat Kane placed a chafe mark on tbe I which she valued at and Two Youths Win Commutations met her hasband Her only for the was that since the robbery I nave found my not Use worst in the world The woman word v Deer Ol Zoo in the stand of her Democratic j 1 opponent former J Hamilton Berita into tbe tice He lor hit wit and ta especial tag upon the Congress Give j beat to Wool April 11 broke today and deer Only toe tbe Snail 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