Sandusky Star Journal (Newspaper) - August 21, 1929, Sandusky, Ohio The Weather and Wednesday Thursday Tonight 2. The Shining B. 16. Clarence a at Good News Highlights SANDUSKY AND VICINITY named head of Perry Memorial body and go to Bay for ' here prepare lor fall season and nets will be who is state legal for Legion social group has Incorporated and 8." ' GENERAL NEWS Fear fliers trying crossing are starts for U. S. late skirmishing continues cn border of 16 PAGES AUGUST 21, 1929 FEAR 2 SWISS DAILY S CENTS CENTS LATE NEWS FLASHES Aug. 21-The plenum executive committee of the Communist International the Nikolas from all who is one of the most prominent Marxian was accused of In tho decay of capitalism and the worldwide of the revolutionary Aug. 21- Premier MacDonald of Great Britain has advanced the date of his Intended departure for the United States and now piano ti sail within six the United Press was reliably informed Aug. 21-Georges the aged wartime premier of has been taken suddenly ill at his cottage at Les Sables on the Boy of Biscay In A doctor was summoned from Paris The physicians said was and advised a complete is 88. ' 21-Tlio Frankfurt correspondent Of the reported today that tho of the British of occupation received telegraphic Aug. 21 Anahuac was enroute to the state of with three Infantry battalions to suppress an uprising among the Mayan tribes of the Yucatan Professor of the federal department of education also embarked for to the cause of the Aug. 21- navy speed narrowly escaped disaster today In an attempt to test the speed of his seaplane on the Severn river when swells from speedboats nearly the Schneider cup plane as It was taxiing between 80 and 90 miles an preparatory to Aug. 21 A hurricane swept causing considerable damage in the forest district and disrupting trolley In several of the larger dispatches from and said I A. 40, president of the Marietta Manufacturing company and of the bank of Point in Cincinnati following an according to advices Windsor was one of the chief - benefactors of Marietta colored sent up from March 2. 1927, on charges of died In the state penitentiary hospital His home gunmen held up Inn at the edge of the last night and escaped with In an automobile which had been parked with the motor F. former Cleveland is dead tit according to word received today by Harper be buried at Chagrin CLEVELAND - William died here early the victim cf a hit-skip John 42, was killed when his auto crashed Into a street prisoners who from the state were returned to tho pen They were John 22. sentenced from Toledo for pocket picking and Jack serving 1 15 years from for was In and in and county today were seeking escaped with after holding up the Lorain Cigar and Max a was alone in the store when the robbers He was locked In a LOST CROSSING Russian Soviet Troops Parade Reply To Attack With Artillery and Drive Soviet Troops From Railroad Is Aug. 31-A. strong Soviet army including armored cars and appeared at station 86 of the Chinese Eastern railway yesterday the detachments The Chinese resisted spiritedly using artillery There casualties on both 21-Reports of serious clashes between Soviet and Chinese forces concentrated along the border continued today in spite of repeated denials by the Moscow An official communique Issued at of charged tho red army with making extensive preparations for the invasion of Chinese reporting that a number of Russian appeared in the vicinity of in support of the cavalry which attempted to Invade the positions of the Chinese The communique added that the Soviet resisted A Daily Mail dispatch from Dairen reported that General recently appointed commander in chief of Russia's far east has established his headquarters at that Russian troops invaded Manchuria at several points during tho past messages from by the Mukden stated Soviet troops entered territory at dawn treated behind their Bight Russian soldiers died in the battle which and four The announcement also said that more both and were being concentrated along the - The Chinese minister to reported to the Japanese government that Russian forces invaded Manchuria near last Friday and killed two officers and 25 wounding scores of The battle lasted for and a half The Chinese minister to Paris stated that there were serious casualties on both sides as a result of border GRAF DELAYS OVER WATER Zeppelin Will Not Be Over Land After Leaving Tokio ' Until San Francisco Is Reached Unless Forced by BULLETIN Aug. 21-The night of the Graf Zeppelin to Los Angeles was postponed temporarily today after it had started from its hanger sind was prepared to The Zeppelin had been walked from the hangar when it was discovered that a rear engine had damaged and the air ship was returned to the By MILES Press Stoff Free Boy Who Dad By D. C. BESS Press Staff Aug. 21-Widespread fighting continued along the border of Manchuria with heavy A stream of Chinese troops poured the border to resist the Tho Chinese while mobilising troops on a large appeared studiously to be trying to to Page 5. No. 7) FORM OF ATTACK ON TARIFF STILL PUZZLES LEADERS Democrats Not Inclined To Offer Substitute But To Fight Republican Here are Russian soviet as they paraded during a recent celebration In how quickly workers could be mobilized for The man carrying the red flag and the men in thb gas masks are Be low Is a glimpse of the children's section of the showing youth ful members of a Red Cross Spokane Sun God Crew Resting Making FELTS Aug. 21-After without touching its tb the battling and flying 7,500 miles in live the Spokane Sun God rested bade in its homo after the longest flight in aviation lits Nick Mamer 16 WOMEN FLIERS HEAD INTO TEXAS ON FOURTH START One of Entrants In Race To Stuck Ia Arizona Sage 49, was shot and killed at his here today by Mrs. Robbie Anne police The told police the shooting was a By PAUL M. Press Aug. 21-Op-position generals of tlie senate are silently assembling here to plan the coming legislative battle against the republican tariff None of the various group commanders would indicate what plan of campaign they will enter upon but several methods are being The resolution of Senator seeking to eliminate all save tho agricultural schedules of the may be sidetracked because it would lead to parliamentary Instead of a resolution may be offered later seeking recommit the whole to the senate finance committee with that the committee make the necessary A second being discussed would call upon tho democrats to to Page 8, No. 8) British Get Nothing From Report FREDERICK Press Staff THE Aug. 21-Final ef forts of Belgium and Japan to get Italy to slice her reparations with Great Britain and thus save the conference here failed Italy Informed Great Britain that no Italian reparations were Albert the Italian visited Philip tho British Chancellor of the today and announced that Italy is unable to any of her shore of BULLETIN EL Aug. 31- A typical sand storm caused postponement until tomorrow of today's second hop in the women's airplane race from Santa to The and their planes had arrived here from on the first stage of today's flight to when the sandstorm making further flying today extremely By HAKR HERMAN Press Staff Aug. 21 - slightly uneasy because of the troubles liave beset their adventure since they left Santa entrants in the women's air derby of the national air races resumed their eastward flight At two minute starting at 6:20 a. sixteen took off to Page h. No. 6) Motorman Killed In Crashy Another Hurt VAN Aug. 21-On^ man was killed and another was seriously injured when two Ft. Wayne and Lima traction cars collided near early John motorman of one of the cars and believed to have resided in was Mi M. Brown of Ft. man of the second car which Avas laden with was brought to a hospital His condition Is The accident apparently resulted from a misunderstanding of each motorman believing he had the Mitchell's body was taken to Company officials Immediately ordered an Investigation of the BODY IS FOUND Aug. 21-Tho body of Albert 32, sales manager at a local was found in East Reservoir today after an all He fell from a boat 1% which he and Miss 27, were Miss Enlow had recovered from her hysteria at City hospital and was able to tell now Woodward fell from the and Art bearded like explorers and tired but caught up on their sleep after the grueling five-day epochal The orange plane nosed out of a cloud of forest fire smoke yesterday afternoon and circled lazily over Felts field just five days after It had After demonstrating how the flight was made by making two refueling contacts over the the pilots touched the Sun God's wheels to the ground at 6 p. five days to the minute after It had roared away toward the eastern sea The sponsors of the the Na tional Air Derby felt aim of the flight had been ac although Mamer and Walker offered to fly on indefinitely The purpose of the flight was to feasibility of refueling under all A larger crowd than saw It to Page 8. No. LAKES STOWAWAY IS FED BY POLICE Youth Who Has Been In Most Ports A of Steamship 21- Lake Erie's champion stowaway spent today in Cleveland as a guest of the police blond-haired Kenneth 11, of N. his experiences as he made up for lost meals at central police He was taken from the liner here this morning when the vessel arrived from I'm a I don't ride in dark or I travel just like any other except I don't pay for The boy said his to steal aboard without being seen by with the passengers on and conduct 4ihn-self as one of On night trips he sleeps In deck he guess I've been to every port on Lake he told his made my first trip when I was I've been to Cleveland six limes this two years when I was just they sent me to the detention home herd for a few and with none of the usual signs about was asked why he had a stowaway's I just like to Eo places and I like the he The boy had 25 in his pocket a suspicious on the steamer questioned him He admitted he had not eaten since yesterday at CoL Bradley Jumps To Death Police Say Aug. 21-Col. Walter T. coal magnate and plunged to his death today when he jumped or fell from his 13th story in the Warwick recorded the case as a They said a screen on a window had been Colonel Bradley had been In III health for some time and recently his sight had been falling A. opened to the stock market was found on a table In the and wero notified to stand by and await orders to board the Graf Zeppelin for a possible take-off at 4 a. m. Thursday p. E. S. T. for the leg of her flight around the to Los Dr. Hugo commander ot the air made a final examination of the ship today and pronounced her to be in Excellent for the flight across tho Pacific A Inspection of the motors found then in perfect Tho refueling of. tho was completed early today and the food and water supplies have been completely Everything depended upon weather whether dirigible would lake off on scheduled So far the weather reports have that the course which would be taken across the Pacific would depend entirely upon the He said they probably would choose a circular and the possibilities wero that after leaving land here they would be over land again until they had reached San Von Schiller de pend on climatic conditions on American end of the They intend to make for San Francisco it to 8. No. tl FALLS INTO LAKE TO ESCAPE DEATH Don Templeman Was Near One-Man Refueling Endurance Record When Plane Hit Power justifiable tho verdict of District Attorney In the Investigation of the fatal shooting of Frank wealthy Los Angeles by his 12-year-old boy shot his father twice while the apparently was beating his police mother and son are City Manager Form of Government Wins Again In Cleveland Election MILLS San Aug. 21-Don one-man refueling endurance flight came to an end late last less than an hour before ho have when his plane crashed Into a Templeman was not hurt but was taken to a hospital to Ho had been In the air slightly less than 30 whoso escape from injury was regarded as had accomplished a new feat in aviation annals by successfully refueling his plane six times he As the piano hovered over him Templeman grasped tho fuel hose with ono directing his ship with the Ho was aided somewhat by a funnel over the gas tank but he was required to Keep nis piane steady 40 feet tho Before the plane crashed into the lake it hit a power with a blinding A heavy fog lay tho field it was believed Templeman became so sleepy that when he was gliding down to the field to drop a note he hit the flight started at 10:10 a. m. P. S. T. He had hoped to stay in the air at least 40 Aug. 21-With the charter amendment defeated by tho narrow of four a half votes por political interest shifted to the election of u city council in The progressive through Its Clarence J. today repeated its to place a complete council slate In tho committee will now go Neal carry out tho second plank Its platform in the people a slate of men and for the council who will be in sympathy with the manager plan of - This was believed lo forecast another bitter political Just as In the Davis amendment of and 192S, tho carried 17 of the 33 wards but heavy voting in tlie northeast of tho city again Avas tho out early 97,155 men and women went to the The amendment received 46,980 The vote was 50.175. margin close to that of tho 1928 was 319& votes or 4.43 votes for each of the city's 722 City Manager Issued a formal statement expressing tude at outcome of the election predicting future Progressive government committee headquarters was a gloomy place when first returns announced by the board The was out In front In frequent vote tabulations shortly after the booths Its was slowly cut down nore precincts were On the basis of early returns amend ment slated to carry by more 6,000 ROBERT IS FOUND DEAD BY JANITOR Friend Questioned By Frem Window of Apartment At San Fog Enshrouded land and Northern and if They Communication With i Outside World May Be - NEW Aug. 21-SixtjTk ' hours alter they started high hopes on a westward ing of the two adventurous young I fliers was a mystery * They were down since their gasoline must been exhausted long p whether on land or The closest coast guard 1^ points along the as by ships at failed lo their over tho Azores E. S. The Oskar 32;i.satn Kurt 31; left ing point near 1 a. E. T had about 526 gallons % It was to their the air 42 ' elapsed at at 10 had been gone 56 * fog banks lay off foundland and Halifax had fog come but the that they had and their names list of 10 peH J STATE AND 8' IS GIVEN CHARTER 23 ALIENS PICKED UP BY OFFICIALS Legal For Social Order of Lorain Is He'd To Bo Center Smuggling Them Across of Aug. 21-A smail army of Immigration officials wore in Lorain up what they declared to be an extensive organization In northern The agents working out of Cleveland Immigration inspector's office went to Lorain last At noon today 23 alleged to have been Illegally smuggled Into the United States across were arrested and held In the city jail at These were to be brought to Cleveland tonight for John R. chief Immigration Inspector In charge was as to tho of the have had no report from tht In Lorain as and cannot say what situation there is at this said have had several reports of entered aliens being harbored at and my men were sent there to pick them Incorporation of the Des Quarante Hommes et Hult of the and 8". the social branch of the American Legion has been effected for the state of Ohio through C. Moyer of it was announced The state has granted a corporate charter on the application of the local Moyer as Grand or state legal George Lawrence and E. E. all state officers are named as the The corporate charter will be effective as the state meets at Akron Saturday holding its convention in conjunction with the state American Legion The new corporation In no way changes the nature of the the social society of the American Tho order will continue to function as The Moyer Is to facilitate of the A membership of 17,000 Is listed by the order in tho state In Its 472 or belonging to tho Grand Volture of Chicago Wins Fight For 1933 Exposition Aug. York has conceded defeat in the contest with Chicago over the staging of A 21 month war has been ended by the announcement here that plans tor tho George memorial scheduled for 1932. have been changed to provide for the celebration In 1935. Thus the Chicago known as Chicago Century of will bo held In 1933 without Tho Chicago exposition will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Incorporation of the ot Fort Dearborn as the city of New York's fair was planned to commemorate the 200th anniversary of George Washington's SAN Aug. 21-r Robert lending man in For Zee was found dead today in a light well of an uptown Tenants of the building told police they had heard sounds of a fight a scream and hurried on a The body was discovered by a It lay below tho kitchen window of the of playwright and friend of the Hoffman told police he believe 1 Chapman was thrown from the kitchen window by two The said ha thought the men had been plotting for more than a week to kill the Hoffman said that after lasit night's of For Zee Bohemia's merriest he and Chaoman had joined a at an had a few drinks and gone to Hoffman's men knocked at the door of my Hoffman were the same men who called twice within the last week and demanded I serve them liquor The playwright said when he refused to serve the Intruders liquor he was knocked I regained my ho to Page No. 3) LOCAL FISH FOR OHIO STATE FAIR Specimens To Lake Erie And Sandusky Bay Will Be Exhibited At The so-called contribution to the piscatorial ex to be made at the Ohio state fair next Is being assembled under the direction of Harry C. fishing In the Ohio waters of Lake and will be forwarded to Columbus late Wednesday or Thero win be Included specimens of all the fish common to Lake Erie and Sandusky from the biggest to the In assembling tho exhibit has been having the co-operation of fish men fishermen The and game department has a building of its own on the state fair and an addition of considerable proportions has been The in presentation of which Crossley and aides great always attracts large was that ml ihade the where between Cod 8pariifeJyv|:lltfl^a^l4tBhi from which a ence come ous optimism was port of meteorologist at the weather tag banks were from Cape Race the more from the coast was It is scarcely the could have lasted reached the Kaeser and Luscher M | through J Scotia or St. Capt. Lewis A. whp J with RoKer Q. Bet * to i AS PRESIDENT OF I PERRY - Board Were Here day And To ' 1 In Bay For A number of tiie the Penry were to Bay from Sandusky ' on the H. which at the disposal of by the fish and the Ohio Department of ' An Important ' board Is to be held at - this Reports to be will that at has to be the biggest Island and during the Bay's sister ing Middle in Lake The matter of shaft Is to be that there may be more than there has of use of In connection with lakes region is also likely to be cussed to a more or less Webster P. Huntington 6t bus was elected of Perry Memorial board at meeting of the in Cleveland a member the to l| Cooper Rain For The showers here I evening have bem i layed and rain hera Fair and for Wednesday night to be The degrees i early Wednesday Ing gone to It for t tiona is and 15 54
