Sandusky Star Journal (Newspaper) - May 22, 1934, Sandusky, Ohio THE STARM JOURNAL FOUNDED 1866-NUMBER 121 supreme in m 1934-12 PAGES Entered at Post as 2nd Class Mall Act of 1879. PRESIDENT LOOKING TO WORLD Bl METALISM Striking Drivers Joined by 36,000 Building Tradesmen and Others May Join Martial May 22 thousand union massed in the market district and around the city today threw Minnesota's largest urban area into a state of medieval Ranks of 5,000 truck drivers who struck a week ago for higher and recognition of their union were swelled throughout the night by in pry recruits from 3S.00C building tradesmen who walked out last A general strike of 60,000 men The union building men struck in sympathy after a day in which 37 men were and 75 arrested in a battle of 500 teamsters with Rep. Francis H. coatless and swinging a was one of the men Fighting appeared certain today if scores of laden lined up at the city followed their announced intention of attempting a massed run through the picket Truck traffic has been almost at a. standstill for seven The entire Minneapolis police augmented by more than 000 special police and 300 deputy mobilized to prevent a recurrence of Gov. Floyd B. unsuccessful in three days of with strikers and was reported to be seriously considering a declaration of Chief of Police Michael Johannes asked The American recruit 1,500 additional special Prominent members of 400 volunteered to join the A general walkout of all the 60,000 members of Minneapolis labor unions threatened as a result of to Page 10.) U. S. USES CHISEL TOGETHER GOLD LITTLE MAN Helen Oklahoma city school found out what chiseling really means when federal officers used that method to open her safety deposit box and take out in refused to let them have her key on a search warrant for in declaring she thought they had no right to it. Controversy Continues Over Many Taking Another Report IH May 22 Administrator Hugh S. Johnson announced today he hart submitted to President Roosevelt a plan to the service code structure and another to establish future policy with respect to small Service and small industries have proved unmanageable under present code THE WEATHER Fair and cooler fair with moderate NEWS HIGHLIGHTS Sandusky and Vicinity Rain passes Sandusky by as record May heat wave is Many bridge players interested as school goes into second Auxiliary prepares to take active part in forthcoming state convention of Veterans of Foreign wars and Two hundred and two are candidates for high school General News President sends silver message to Food supply at Minneapolis is running short because of Many enter Ohio President moves to take care Of business LATE NEWS FLASHES May 22 -A battle to the Darrow Investigate NBA and abolish the National Recovery Administration if boa id charges against it are broke today in the Fred A. 111., introduced a resolution to prevent President abolishing National Recovery Review Board May 31 as Britten proposed that if house investigation substantiated the Darrow criticism of the investigating committee recommend to the legislation to abolish the National Recovery LOS May 22 -A radio appeal for medical aid by airplane went out today from tlie distant Galapagos islands in the where A. wealthy is critically ill with appendicitis aboard his Tbe navy radio at Balboa was lu an plane with a Mean instructions for emergen cy treatment by Radio from to Robinson alive until help Deputy Sheriff Arrests Him and Disperses Crowd With Tear May 22- Thomas entered the state capital today vowing an exquisite vengeance on an Illinois deputy sheriff and breathing heavily at every mention of an undignified series of adventures last night in the heart of war-torn coal Tear gas and a vigorous manhandling prevented the former socialist candidate for president from speaking last night in He was and and hustled out of Thomas sought to speak in behalf of tho congressional candidacy of the Rev. Douglas Methodist minister of He sought permission to speak in tbe City which seats 5,000 Mayor AW Spresser The socialist leader tried to get permission to speak at the county fair County said no. He attempted to rent a failure Then Thomas announced he would speak from the steps of the Four hundred followers As the speaker mounted the steps Deputy Sheriff Joseph yanked him the courthouse slammed it shut and placed him under Spectators booed Betterton mayor and city officials in hurled three gas bombs out a A brisk breze blew fumes Anderson announced he would move to tbe other side of the court house and speak crowd laughing and As Anderson said his first words was yanked inside the door The audience booed again and Betterton calculated the to Pake 0.) Rain In Midwest Is Still Insufficient May 22-(UP)-Showers and thunderstorms over eight states gave temporary relief today from a severe heat wave but alleviated drought conditions only slight More rain was expected today in Missouri and C A. government said precipitation would lie only to dampen the but two weeks of really rainy weather would replenish underground he The generally covering the Kansas Illinois broke a sizzling heat wave unmatched in May since 1S9R, Temperatures during the first weeks of the month were 11 degrees above Coupled with the lightest rainfall in annals of the weather damage to crops was By H. O. THOMPSON Tress Staff May 23 - Assurance came today to the little man and the consumer that all hough the Darrow will die in nine days President Roosevelt himself is taking up the burden of protecting them under the This was the word that came through the smoke and shot of as spectacular a battle of words as the new deal has On ona side was ranged the Recovery Review Board headed by the veteran Clarence On the other was the NRA administration with doughty Gen. Hugh S. Johnson leading the government the press and the public were rapidly aligning in camps from the extreme represented by Darrow to the outposts of New statements were in the making to add to the original attack on the NRA as a promoter ol industrial Darrow's suggestion that socialism be substituted to Page 2.) MACHINE GUN BANDITS ARE HIDING IN TOLEDO This Is Belief of Police As They Were Same That Robbed Fostoria C. keep gets May 22-(UP)- The government admitted 10-da> that may have been ' kidnaped or from Turkey but contended that his charges carried no legal weight in the rights of the federal court to try him on criminal Neal Bowman Trial Delayed Few Days May 22 - trial of Neal Bowman on a charge of having slain Coiner 17, and throwing his body into Herrington lake was postponed The hearing was delayed until completion of the trial of Sam I charged with aiding and harboring Ihe Ohio and Kentucky Testifying yesterday at who has no Bowman of Kentucky murders told the court that Bowman visited camp on the lake and that he received his mail May 22-(UP) - Search for the two machine gun bandits who held up the Commercial Savings Bank in late obtaining centered in the vicinity of Toledo The pair was identified as those who staged a similar holdup at and wounded five The linking clew was their license Ohio used in both This license had been stolen from the auto of Edward of Swooping down on the Gallon the bandits employed the same methods as in the Fostoria robbery forcing three bank employes to stand on tbe running board of their as a human shield against gunfire of In each instance the bandits had a close brush with They were preparing to leave the Gallon Bank by the read entrance as Police Chief Frank Cook and Patrolman Homes Jones rushed in the The bandits then forced Miss Hazel the C. W. assistant and Earl Clements to Chief Cook and Patrolman Jones took up the chase in the teeth of machine gun They were unable to return the fire and finally were by the bandits near Crestline where the employes were Xing popularity with the which engineered the coup that set up a dictatorship in is indicated in this photograph showing the 40-year-old monarch being borne by some of his soldiers during a recent review at The popular ruler ascended to the throne 16 years DOZEN FILED FOR 1 Europe saw another major political upheaval when Bulgaria s in a coup d'etat staged before set up a military ending parliamentary King who is said to have sponsored the is pictured above with Queen Giovanna and their Princess Maria Louisa Rain Passes Sandusky Section By As Record May Heat Wave Broken Many Candidates for Other Offices Will Be Entered Is Uniformed Nazis In Irvington Are Beaten 1RVIXGTON'. N. May 22--(UP)-Broken heads and smashed news cameras today marked reception of uniformed Rioting raged three hours after a mob stormed barricades at a friends of new Germany Two newspaper photographers and two policemen were More than 30 persons were injured and 14 were treated at Sixty Newark reinforcing lTi Irvington failed to repeated assaults upon the meeting hali and ended activities by removing 200 to safety in patrol Hand-to-hand fighting began when 50 uniformed nazis arrived from New A hundred attacked them willi bricks and Tbe nazis escaped into the in a of bricks and stench bombs which smashed Twenty arrested on charges ranging from assault to stench faced men t May 22-{VI') -A lively primary election in which the vital issues which have come out of the new deal will be given thorough both pro and is forecast in records of candidacies at the office of secretary of The filing period for primary candidates ends June 15, and already a dozen aspirants have filed for They Governor Charles former Congressman Martin L. 1928 former Lieutenant Governor William G. all Congressman Brooks Fletcher has been urged to join the Republican gubernatorial aspirants Daniel E. former Cleveland city Clarence J. former secretary of state; John Frank G. Nelson former Charles E. Washington C. Elroy W. and James C. B. East The aspirants for the United States senatorial nomination Governor Congressman Charles V. Vie former governor is expected to enter and Joseph C. Cleveland has been Simeon D. to Page 7.) Outside Union Will Not Be Reorganized worrying growers in and around Sandusky for several was still menacing Rain had fallen at various places none here or Detroit reported sixteen of an and two of an ' At Chicago forty of an inch were Light falls were reported from Cleveland outlying was just was the word that came from tho Weather Bureau station in the Rain was not mentioned in Tuesday morning's forecast for Tuesday afternoon and night nor for there were clouds In the western and northwestern skies and indications Mow and then that Monday's promise of thundershowers or rainfall might be Growers throughout the so-called Sandusky area were literally for as they had been for Early potatoes it was would to unless rain fell it was were about as they were In the Here and there It was the seed potato was up In the Short crops of everything were said to bo certain it rains and rains The heat wave that had been holding tho locality in its grasp to Page 8.) Thalia Massie Back Home Meets Parents NEW May 22 - Thalia Fortescue central figure of the Honolulu attack arrived from Italy today aboard the President Van apparently fully recovered from a suicido attempt two months She was greeted by her father and who have been Slightly nervous and showing the strain of meeting her for the first time since she slashed her wrists on a Mediterranean Mrs. Massie evaded mention of the After perfunctory or replies to questions regarding her she darted back into her cabin with her Bridge Players Many As School Is In Second Day steel fuse to recognize of its understood today lives maintained demands for reco Workers made plans to call a May 22- industry will outside union it was while high rigid silence on little secret of strike throughout the industry if their the Amalgamated Association of and Tin Workers is hot Many observers saw brewing a dangerous industrial war that could well involve the entire Individual union locals throughout the country sent demands for recognition to their plants Steel executives were given until June 10 to answer in Amalgamated has been growing It ' now feels strong enough was for a it Found To Man's Underwear May 2*2 - County officials investigating the sudden death of Vincent 7,'j, at east of today found in a piece of rubber tube sewed to underwear worn by the man at the time of his The body had already been buried at St. and the money -in fifty and hundred dollars found at a Dover Funeral A who fame to get tie estate inquired about the believing the man bad heen poisoned and tbe search which resulted In the contract bridge player should know psychic if for no other reason than that one should be prepared to play against said Mrs. James 1-lnr-nian, bridge authority conducting the Sandusky merchants and Sandusky Newspapers bridge school at the State theater Tuesday It was the second of the three day morning Mrs. Harman will go more into detail concerning psychic bids as well as reviewing ground covered the first two She also plans to discuss opening three and four bids and opening preemptive ovi inferential forcing four and five no trump slam convention will be and discards to a perplexing problem to the majority of Due to the enthusiasm of Monday's the crowd attending the second day was almost Mrs. Harman's explanations of the which she are clear and comprehensive and every bridge player in the whether versed in contract or is urged to They are so arranged as to be interesting and intelligible not only to the advanced player but also to the She speaks distinctly and thus enabling even those seated in the rear of the theater to hear At the close of each lesson Mrs. Harman is meeting in the lobby those to Page 6.) Court Must Decide About Trust Funds May 22 third district appellate court hero is to decide whether trust funds in closed Ohio banks must be John L. attorney for George liquidator of tho Lima First American Trust filed an appeal from a decision of Judge Emmit E. in pleas Judge Everett on April 22, ruled trust funds should be segregated and The ruling came in a suit filed by the Huntington National Bank of involving a trust fund in the estate of Seth S. SET FOR if 15 Ladies of Veterans of Foreign Wars to Participate in The Women's Auxiliary of Lowell C. Hem post No. 3529, Veterans of Foreign will participate in the forthcoming stale convention At Cedar in a big The membership met Monday night In hall and elected Nellie Biglin president and other officers as Senior vice president - Hilda Junior vice Color Edith and Catherine Emma Edith Schneider and Anno Emma to Page 3.) PROTECT SELLERS OF PAPERS TODAY Message Sent Congress Asking Legislation at sion to Purchase Silver to Back BY 1AXE C. Press Staff May 22- President Roosevelt today with silver rebels in congress in a message that asked authority to nationalize tbe metal and proposed that the executive be directed to purchase silver until the monetary stocks are composed of gold and silver in a ratio of 75 to 25. No tittie limit on realization of the mandatory silver purchase of this program was intimated in Mr. Roosevelt's It was unofficially estimated the government would have to purchase 1,300,000,000 ounces of to realize the proposed In submitting his silver signed to calm the silver Mr. Roosevelt 1. Foreign silver has been chased with some proceeds of the fund from part of the treasury's fit through nationalization of 2. Conferences had begun some of our neighbors regarding coordinated The president 1. Legislation declaring it to be the policy of this government to crease silver in monetary stocks until the ratio is 25 per cent silver to iTurn to Page 4J. HERE'S TEXT OF SILVER MESSAGE to in May 22-(UP)- Police details were assigned to 4t> downtown street corners newspaper sellers from forts of striking newsboys to up galee of all publications More than a score of strikers were held in charged with disorderly some with The arrests came after flying squadrons of attacked men trying to sell defiance of the strike and destroyed copies of About half the usual number of street corner newsboys sold the morning Plain Dealer in downtown Cleveland Police were on hand to prevent May 22-(OP) text of silver message to congress today To the congress of the United On January 11, 1934, I mended to the congress legislation which was promptly enacted under the gold reserve act of 1934." This act vested in United States government the custody and control of our stocks of a reserve for our and as a medium of settling international It set a Stabilization fund for the control of foreign exchange the Interest of our and certain were added to the acquisition of As stated in my message to this legislation was recommended as a step In improving financial and monetary enactment has laid a foundation which we are organizing a currency that will be both sound and is a long step but only a As part of the larger some things have been One is that we should move forward as rapidly as conditions permit in ing the metallic base of our monetary system and in stabilizing the purchasing and debt paying power of our money on a more equitable Another is that we should not neglect the value of an increased of siLver in Improving our monetary Since 1929 that has i Carrier service districts was for disturbed by the their usual runs to the residential the most part made with the Plain Big Prize Awards Hinge On Work Of Candidates In Last Days of Campaign BY ARTHUR C. Candidates are certainly aware that the grand prizes of the and Register campaign are all ready to be They surely understand that during these final days they are either winning or And that one week front tonight these prizes will be given One interesting feature of the campaign In Its present stage is that voles continue to pour into the office for the various candidates without Standings have jumped to unexpected figures just and It seems that public is warming up with the Mrs. Regains Lead Mrs. Vesta lias again pulled into the top spot m the standings in today's This candidate has nps and downs during the race and has worked hard through them always with a determination to do her level Such persistence usually has its proper reward in the and in this case the end is to be next Mrs. many friends will stand loyally by no Second in today's is Mrs. Flossie Ketterer of Sandusky who has been well up on this list a number of Constant daily effort will make this candidate one to be reckoned with at the close Next is also of who has held to si steady pace week after Working out in the country as well as in town was not too much effort for this and the subscribers to rage 10 Dealer this the Press and were delivered recently dor the Newspapers ed an increase in the amount received for each pauer Immediate cause of the strike elimination of several editions each of the three large daily Circulation managers and issues of afternoon organized and had was formal demands had been made the Picket Arrested For Violating Injunction May 22-(UP) women were arrested today as 300 strike sympathizers milled about the Electric Co. plant and booed the workers entering the Miss May a was arrested on a charge of assaulting Margaret as she was going into the Miss Brown was charged with contempt tf court for violating a picketing injunction issued by Judge Hoy Stuart recently In common pleas Louis Francis who was a leader of the textile strikers at N. In 10ai, at a meeting in front of the plant night been Some measures for making a to Page Widow Brothers May 23 - Two were arrested in Terra today in. connection with the slaying late yesterday of Belle 7Q: at her home at New 10; miles from ' The who registered as Cassins and Erwin 23 and 20 of Grand N. allegedly confessed that they robbed and assaulted Mrs. a but dented that they knew she was The pair waived extradition and were returned here 1 Youths Confessed - TERRE May here on charges of automobile Cassius 23, and his 30, of N. confessed todays lice the slaying of a old woman at New The youths were quoted as mining they killed who was found dead home late found Hatter Wag the k j bound and gagged hw while searched tbe we room we found fled Chandler saying he the with a pillow Police said they notified iff Lynn Brown ' of the confession and would hold tbe tatl ' - '
