Stevens Point Daily Journal (Newspaper) - December 6, 1934, Stevens Point, Wisconsin Joint Journal EDITION VOL 5S STEVENS POINT WISCONSIN THURSDAY DECEMBER 6 12 PAGES NELSON'S WIFE HELD IN MADISON JAIL U S to Refuse Japan's Pleas for Naval Parity NATION'S Rites 1 COUNTY MUST Expelled From IS OUTLINED BY Planned for RAISE NORMAN Late FOR DECEMBER Jugoslavia in Reprisal for Slaying of King Alexander Madison Was Dec j cousin's chief officials will pay SaVS Japanese Mav Expect November S to State Relief Office to Theodore G stale supreme Race if i court justice in a state funeral j full military rites Treaty is Abrogated Kis body flanked by guards of honor will lie in state from 3 a m I to p m the capitol I tion room of his longtime friend chief Governor Albert G By HOBART C Press Sta Correspondent Washington Dec and United States served notice today that this country wilt aoi agree to j Military Japan's demands for naval parity At 2 p m his casket If Japan persists in her win be taken to Luther Memorial Local Contribution With Sum Dec By ROBERT H BEST Hungary's government was re- ha Vienna Dec identical demands at Geneva Paris sions of Hungarians from London and Rome for the right to in reprisal for rearm on the ground Austria of King Alexander brought and Germany its World war allies i those countries to the verge of an were doing so open break today The parliament of Czechoslovakia By dozens scores and hundreds member with Jugoslavia eral relief fund allotments frightened groups of men women of the little entente counties for December children were sent to the sed a extending the term frontier torn from their service to two years The because Jugoslavia holds Roumanian government decided to t Hungary sheltered the terrorist special armament which plotted Alexander's lion totalling lei to be used in the national ier Julius of summoned home Von Alth his at for a report JUDGE STONE TO HER IN Empress PRISON BURGLARY LOSS 2 Return to Madison Regarded as Indication She Has Re- Gang Secrets to From Island sharply reduced on basis of a re- cent WERA analysis of the ability of each to contribute records of in it wili local appropriation or j ny G of the Bfore Von Alth left Belgrade he protested to the foreign office against Mounted police were dispatched to the expulsions the strong implication strip her in warships i Neenah and j gi avis spoke his own responsibility there was little doubt that his re- j Company G of the 1 marks had the fall approval of meet the processi of State Cordell Kuli the body to the grave and presumably President will include th salute and the IE was evident also that his re- j American Legion quartette will marks were directed to Japan He nish music during the services and small business addition babies and aged year old child was ex- es told of 155 persona ar- 500 at other woman with a two weeks old j h i ciH county i Possibly by coincidence the grave baby was seen A cleric said he Brown group j dispatches regarding the t was taken from his office to a o Sheboygan group situation were inter- lice station and sent directly to the t Ed Goes on Trial Charged With Receiving i Cash Taken from Store Harry KHis street testifying Judge Byron B Park in court here today in the case of Ed Stevens Point ing in stolen money knowing 1 it was stolen the amount of I money taken from living ml the rear of his store the night of July 15 1333 was S J Harry who is serving a sentence in the Green Bay tory on a burglary charge and who was brought here to testify brother the defendant the amount obtained by himself and Francis is also i serving a sentence in the tory was I Put Money In Can j Harry testified he placed 51.600 in a can in the i ment of his home after having showed the money to the defendant j He then said that the money was gone next time he went to the ment to obtain it- The witness at the preliminary i tion that he gave the money Los Angetes Dec men whose bodies were found on barren island a month ago were driven to their deaths by the tyrannical orders of Baroness Bosquet Von Wagner firing of a of taps The 544.515 Manitowoc with others telling of moves frontier without being permitted to to the defendant to have it three countries all intimately return home All said they had in- concerned to increase their armed j sufficient time to pack their Dunn j strength took occasion to answer specifical- j Members of his army detachment i aae ly the principal arguments of the Japanese i Equality of Security I The American naval position is based squarely upon the ton and London naval treaties to meet Schantz in Charge I arrangements are under said These treaties provide of col Nicholas II or of d Maj John F Mollen 1 ed bj act equality of armaments Atnt staff Increase county's share of more than was the board for the i so NEED PROCEEDS OF SEAL SALES other basis for an agreement for of the adjutant general's staff Washington Dec tor Ryan Duffy Democrat today said he would sponsor I of December Tha board legislation at the session of j f j i iwi TY f ior tne montn ana naval limitation would be CoL ft was bv C S I slas and Co Edward Genl j Hon 0 to the United States he The United States and Britain have emphasized out the naval conversations in London any Japa It basis of American and British icy was similar and that the term i Dous i to increase the funds j Owners Loan of i FOR T B WORK Great I colonel in county relief director unless Lewis was a bv c w uon for refinancing home owners Contributions me mafee up difference the oy_at least a billion collars fc federal allotment j DuUy said tnat m State and military officials 1 ft i than will board provided not be considered due to depletion r December it j KOLC funds Duffy said he was i the time that that unless relief is Welcome In Any Amounts ative Announces equality of security used by i action to be taken to vis was usec a few weeKs ago by t to Lewis wue Sir John Simon British bel Davidson Imbush Lewis ne j secretary in a speech Jn the house j ter of former Governor O of commons End Races I The object of the Washington i Tfl DC conference he said was to lU DC Ul LR an end to a ruinous naval race that impeding from the j World war and to establish a sound basis for peace in the i fie and the far was at that time and admitted by the of Great Britain Japan and j the United three naval IIP Tfl I ID EIGHTS FOR A WEEK BEFORE CHRISTMAS Assemblymen Will Meet at DOING WORK OUTSIDE Milwaukee Dec j lican assemblymen have been called to a at Oshkosh December j UYT PI I I 114 to consider a legislative and to decide which way the Re- j Christinas shopping hours were powers most directly announced the publican strength will go i the j of the i Sixteen of the 17 Republican must support Speaker Cornelius T Young Democrat if he is to win re-election six that it was not possible to reach of Commerce Republican votes are needed give through an academic Business places of the will Progressives a majority in the discussion of what each country open evenings o'clock assembly considered its needs to be or what the week of December On Milton T it required to satisfy national Milwaukee called the Oshkosh pride was Monday cess and limit Ke declared that any basic in the system by the Si V Washington treaty must of In t sity alter the thus Pleads for Retention now of the ciples involved would lead to ditions of insecurity of tional suspicion and of costly petition no real advantage to any nation he warned others received recently be put an- r riday it P E Tates o having evergreen streamers across the street from which stars will be there will be streamers with stars from business houses to Hght above the sidewalks The street department has balsam Christmas ee obtained n he lola 3 and has been erected on the years today ana threatened PILLORY REVIVED BY SOUTHERN JUDGE FOR DRUNKENNESS e Dec- 5 price The Portage County Workers A of the sociation Wednesday In of mas seals explained that the 1 elation is wholly dependant upon the proceeds of the aale to carry on its work in the state during the coming year Sheets of the 1934 seais were re- cently mailed to residents of the i city The seals sell for each and those receiving them are urged to contribute to the best of their ability In event they are committee at a meeting heid in to buv a dollar's any tne city library club rooms day took exception to the practice of putting city firemen at explained Any work outside of their for cnts of the mav if they de- contribution mav be aiie to be appreciated the purposes not directly connected with duties of the fire department for which The committee adopted the ing- It has been in the past to use members of the fire department in doing work side of the fire department work that was not a part of the duties of the members of the department and Whereas it has been brought to the attention of the Portage ty Workers committee that bers of the fire department have been and are being used in sire return a part of the seals re- are Four Littie Red displays each one- a of the original built by Dr Edward Trudeau the first vidual to discover z means of com- batting tuberculosis have been put up in local stores calling at- tention to the seal campaign Miss lima L Andrews is the sea saie manager in race if it a success he said the nations represented There in a broad and practical way problems that confronted Xo nation attempted to im- pose its wiH on others willing to contribute thing substantial t the of the pads desired He answered the plea an's national pride demands that she be accorded naval equality Britain and the States He asserted that Japanese national sure had been respected a Washinston conference One The Wisconsin a caning lew of council for I T youth Janies was chained two similarly recalcitrant to telephone poles on three cor- or a OT bills were attached to more vear me tax rate increased from to e town's principal Twenty-five heavy for made the plain The essence ap Christmas decorations on our streets and doing other work that takes them from their post of duty and we feel that in like when thousands of are unemployed and in dire seed it is a bad policy to tner hinder the unemployed in their search for employment by de- thena of the opportunity of doing such work asd Whereas we that the ciency of the fire department en- dangered by such practices and our do not have the proper an undermanned de- Therefore be it resolved by he Portage County tee that we condemn the of putting firemen at work of their re- quest that the discontinue sach practise keeping the firemen at their pests and ing tne unemployed to do such work that is done outride of tne fire department Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution he ed to the police and fire sion city manager chief of department and the Point Daily Journal For a Pound Chicago Dec- Idol the champion steer o international livestock exposition was at public auction today for a pound The animal purchased by the Kroger Grocery and Baking com- pany which announced it will be and to orphanages in Cincinnati St Cleveland and Iowa State college exhibitor of the champion Aberdeen Angus steer for the 1.144 pound Today's was the paid for the champion steer of the since 1329 and only times previously the price The hish Top prices a the stockyards for hundred or 10 cents a pound changed for type currency Mr 52.000 of the currency stolen from him was of the larger old type while thc re- mainder was new type ry and Isherwood figured they District Walter B Murat on making their sions that they would be unable to j dispose of the old style currency being detected and i fore turned it over to one Shorty Larkin to be changed into style currency Others Testify Witnesses who had testified in j the case up to noon today besides and Harry are Hubert Kluck Edward Leo Pollen and Jessie Pollen Jurors hearing the case are tie Adams E E Felix j Walter A- James Harry J Calkins Anna I hal Harry J X Britz ies Reuch and Rose I Alvin Piekarski 20 pleaded ty Wednesday afternoon to a charge of armed robbery and was to serve one to three years in the Green Bay reformatory j Hear Two i Two witnesses had testified in his case before Piekarski entered his guilty plea Adolph Fait the complainant and Dorothy ey were the testified s before piekarski entered his plea Fait charged he held up near place cast of i its on Highway 10 April 30 by Piekarski Emil and Clifford j ey and Ralph Mansavage j Jurors selected to hear the were Cora Adanis 1 James Fogarty Lorraine ry Charles Victor James son and Clayton Trace Poison I m Stockton i To Poultry Report from a doctor who of the family of and Peter and of the John A Shulfer of Stockton arsenic from ia was found came A to a who tne poison was in both discovered in and livr of the as in eggs By WILLARD n SMITH Staff Correspondent Dec The girl-wire of George Baby Face slain gangster was returned born the Empress of the to anew a radio message from the sentence for her association with island group indicated today now shattered grang Rudolph Lorenz one time Department of justice or the Empress was one of Brought diminutive Helen the men found Supplanted by an- of the other he was ordered fiom the the land denied water and thc District coart here early today and lodged her in the radio menace said Embittered n ho and two companions started for Tn another island They perished of trip mada thirst and starvation automobile bucking the snow Such was the story radioed by of last Capt G Allan Hancock Los An- she win face Patrick geles capitalist after he arrived at who order ncr to ho Charles island off the Ecuadorian federal prison for women ot coast sson West Va for violation of tha His message definitely probation upon which he placed her ed that two bodies discovered a j last May month ago by an American tuna i Her return to Madison today was fisher were those of Lorenz and a regarded as an indication that Norwegian sailor known only as had broken the silence A native boy who marked her previous periods of cd with them was not found tody and had given federal agents was presumed he drowned information they desired Shu Hancock also confirmed previous has been in their custody since advices that the baroness and 1 Thanksgiving a voluntary ert Phillipson left Charles island j her relatives indicated last July Their present Caught Ones Before abouts was not disclosed i Lester Gillis Alias Nelson Hancock's terse radio message brought here first on April 23 so said that on Nov 21 a stroke after her shot and killed proved fatal to Dr Friedrich Carter Baum department of ter German dentist who for two federal officers tried years lived in the equatorial Eden to uke the gang uc Little with Prau Dorc Strauch Bohemia resort in northern German nudist She was behind with tha It was believed Hancock found of Tommy Carroll and mcr and his wife their children and Frau His message D Pr on Charie island only Arthur Homer Van Meter while their sorts fled The Dane county jail was their home for a- month ment men questioned them in an at- bcr 21 with Dore Baro- ness and left here after driving Lorenz away j Shc vas nff nim provisions and water the girls one of her Later Lorenz native boy the vould left for Chatham island 60 miles sit and look at you without cast to tranship Guayaquil she wag dor We found and Identified both these men Have photographed j On Probation Thc information meager as Judge Stone sentenced the trio to a year and a dav ia prison but was went far toward confirming their sentences and placed the many talcs that have been told j them upon probation which for- of the Empress since she set up 1 bade their return to gangster her Island kingdom some three and required them to re- years ago She ruled it with an j port regularly to the federal hand Stories of her using tion officer in Chicago physical force to subdue rebellion i A few days after their release were occasionally told and Hancock Jean returned to himself described how she once j Carroll Later she saw him shot drew a revolver on a native by Waterloo police ana threatened to return to the returned here to serve her land DINNER MEETING OF SAFETY SCHOOL TO CLOSE COURSE prison sentence ilarie ConfortI likewise resumed her association Homer Van Jeter who fell be- fore officers guns in St Paul Sha also is in custody awaiting a trip to prison Girl Disappears Gillis also disappeared and federal agents soon heard that she was again with Baby Face overtook her with them 27 shot it out traded two lives for one The 1934 safety school od she sought shelter from their under of the Stevens Point bullets a nearby ditch Vocational school will come to a his wife and another next Tuesday night with a i to have been John dinner meeting at St Paul's Hamilton or Alvin Karpis escaped dist church at o'clock J wounded and died Carver director of the tcr n er She helped dump school has secured naked near a cemetery al Heilig director of Center and soon Vocational school The her srt ncr meeting be open to ail i thc keeping of who hiva procuring i cared for she by L W statistician for andit the state board of health er a a session of the safety school AGENTS night at the Lyric theatre attended by 100 Chicago Dec R Two tiny of hate the Inw were gave traffic He said more Io wipe the iast vestiges happening on straight of the on circuitous ones and he at- this to a Sack of experience George on the of drivers in cars at high He that companies ing the road attached governors Their cars to restrict to 50 an hour The speaker predicted that tho eg- will safely may impose Mr bv Dr A and chief hopes in an at- nan b-r in a at IK n two federal Jbe Fam it was 7 us J It seems a trivial he re- the Washington for everybody to get so Wants Fair Program system was equality of excited about United States does not be- curity conditions of Mrs boiling with lieve and does not contend ation x x the naval treaty which pushed her toward any power should against its the work of five principal of Patrick the iown enter into or renew p The powers Japan Great and all the other town officers of which it does not con- France anc the United she could name said she had sider to or States of these have from beneficial to the world in j accepted and agreed to the ars throughout the country HIT BY CAR of that had it felt that residents were divided Wis Dec It would however greatly j its national security thereby in sentiment Sympathizers Struck by an automobile us gret and regard as most menaced or impaired j ished chairs for the prisoners j was running across an icy street the night while northern ate the destruction of this system j Davis said the United States j ing their ordeal and commented here last night Mrs Annie i sin was digging out of two recent of naval has favors a progressive reduction in freely in condemnation and support lett 61 a was killed Mrs j blizzards ed generally beneficial which naval armaments in accordance the punishment as they in Edna Peterson Okauchee driver The mercury dropped to 8 below of the car said she did not see zero at Superior today It was 10 Mrs Bartlett until she was 10 feet l above at at Green Bay Continued Cold Forecast for State Milwaukee Dec zero in northern ronsin and the first appreciable snow of the season in southern gave 3 grip nn Wisconsin today Milwaukee and other Wisconsin cities were light blanket of snow which fell during from poisoned The chicker to Madison firm and the egz from both farms However it was that mere ing on the Herrnan farm than at n ago might be coming from not b after nf milk W FORECAST has not jeopardized the security of the principles established in j circles around its objects any nation We do not question j both the Washington and London Judge Patrick ended the t n f a f i t- t treaties which means on the at noon that he in fact affirm inherent right of any and to j Is of for i equality of security This I zun States Britain pneumonia away and unable to stop the might Incur i ctr of the slippery street An be held tomorrow er fms forecast Madison La and Milwaukee Continued cold Generally fair in north night and Friday fair In with Friday Plan Drive Against Dope in Milwaukee Chicago Dec drive dope rings in was mapped today by Mrs beth Bass head of the federal cotics division in he Chicago following arrest of more than 100 persons in a series of Chicago raids than of those seized are women Mrs Bass was aided by he police narcotic squad under Lieut William Cabarets and night head of the narcotics sion said be watched closely in the future Mrs Bass said she believed pre- for the Milwaukee raids will be completed by tomorrow ter which she will go to that city personally supervise thu j move held Karpis s of Johs a of o Par Francisco Jegger sate to have after Inspector K K of the de- of that men or Chase Hs refused comment however als to ssy T widow has been under arrest sines last day harassed by relays of inter- almost incessantly Mrs Fitzsimmons disappeared from her home In the south slda back of the yard day Later two federal agents the flat where she and hee husband live with Nelson's Continued oa page tea
