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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - September 12, 1924, Zanesville, Ohio                                OAD TO ROSEVILLE COMPLETED TO TRAFFIC TODAY Prints The News THE Tells The Truth ZANESVILLE 0 FRIDAY EVENING SEPT 12 1924 THREE CENTS LOEB AND LEOPOLD GET UP AT WHEN WHISTLE BLOWS Last Thrill on Trip to State Pen at Joliet Their Identities Are Buried Behind Cold Walls of Prison and May Not See Each Other For Several Years Must Go to Work Now Quiet Life From Now On 10 GEN Goes On Retired List at Noon Tomorrow No Formal Ceremony To Be Observed Jollet Sept strident ot brazen through Court at C a m today It the summons to convicts and A ana Jr slayers of Bobby tlie shackles Ijad begun to bind Cool mornings these but cot so cool In the outside least not as clammy cold as stone walls on which the sun never shines It be sbc o'clock from now on at least on weekday mornings No more leisurely awakenings to prepare for a laughing journey to where one can smile at friends and smirk at the curious Today was not an unusual day at the prison Even here the message of a powerful government had It is Defense Its meaning is somewhat different to the 2 200 convicts There is held what Warden John T Whitman refers to as patriotic IT'S GAY IN Sept army is goodbye today to Gen John J Pershing At noon tomorrow after 42 con- years service will retire from the army and formally relinquish his post as chief of staff His retirement comes j not of his own volition but because of the unchanging military rule retires all members of the ers to as patriotic the limited degree to which at the age of his the law allows these men whose j 64 Gen observe hist citizenship has been taken them to participate and known now respectively as 9305 ana 8306 did not breakfast in the main dining hall Following the usual custom they were led in their cells hy victs who curiously at the new comers to theit clothes from i 6 4th birthday There will be no formal monies to mark Gen re- from the army and from the office he has held since August 31 1920 This is in accordance with military custom and with the personal desire of the general who to avoid all formalities Gen Pershing will be succeeded i The pair alert and eager to take their first steps through the routine that starts them on their program for the years that remain It appeared that the De- fense day program however interfere with their desires were far from being two frightened youths the Man Power On Display Everywhere Peace Time Test of tary Strength Washington Sept 12 greatest peace time military dis- play m the history of United States took place today as the tion made an im of Us power The war department after months of planning and tions presented to the people the new Roseville Connected With Zanesville by an Improved New Road Used First Time Morning Are Not j Completed Work on Adams Mills Road to Be Zanesville and are now connected by an road This announcement brings to a realization the dream of and men for many 3 ears Work to secure the improvement department late Thursday to this road and was f assured Mr Schlessinger that possible was being done to get on this piece of work w should have been completed Mav road is bein As the result of Mr Alexa tional defense authorized hy con- gross four years ago From one end ot the try to another and wherever Americans happened to be throughout the world there was au almost unanimous fort to make the first defense test a success Widespread operation of communities led by civic and patriotic tions indicated in reports to the war department by Major General John L Hines i who has been deputy chief of staff for several years last full day as chief of staff was a busy one He was at his office in the war department at to receive all officers of the military organization in the Ington area are liot on j lar duty at the war department America's most famous general John J is re- tired tomorrow This is his most recent picture He will be entertained lavishly on the eve of his passing from official life Glad Leopold and Loeb V 1 CH were half carried and halt gave Pershing an the foot I opportunity to thank these officers Many Got Lif Have Dates Hangman Hit that represented them the trap door open and ready to shut the blue sky S of freedom The last thrill before the prison Sept a gay day fe Chicago's gloomiest to the county Jail The sunshine and hopefulness stili illumine the dusty shadows fand drive away tHe pert the fourth And waiting men than they for their co-operation At 11.30 o'clock he summoned I before liim the chiefs df all the branches and bureaus of the war department to discuss with them and receive their final reports on perhaps thrill that Loeb and Leopold ex- since the killing of little Bobby Franks was realized last night by the youthful slayers when their own lives were almost snuffed out- in the race for the work they have done in Bichard A- ed the ropel every head turns more Sore ahout Well 1 should say says old Bernard Grant who has with BO possibility but the this ought to mean a chance for me and all of us penitentiary on Zanesville Maintains Record Enlisting More Than was finally accomplished or A T The contract for the road was on manager let on Dec 21 1921 to Brown Commerce Crook Co This contract called for 3.15 miles of brick road Much delay resulted and finally the work was taken over by the state which let contract to the Adams Bros there i 1 65 miles to be This contract was let to of Work reported to been started pike and the Soi contracts fort which let by the state ast month All regular army units company on July 31 1922 coming to the road for the ted in the defense as a matter course but the turnout that was most pleasing to the brick paving ment officials was that of This avoids the nf thousands of private 1 dreds of thousands of private detour and gives Z zens who in own and His own participation in Defense day ceremonies took this with Secretary of War Weeks the Defense dav parade in the national capital and made a brief address from the reviewing Tonight his farewell address Zanesville has retained World War record fox and so celebrates Defense Day to the fair ground I volunteers Brief patriotic service and towns took part in the Defense day activities and indicated to what the nation's armed could be augmented in an I gency i Although the defense test made in accordance with the tional defense act of 1920 the plan itself had its m the days more the act of which declared that all able-bodied city in case of war brought fa more than needed to fill the assigned is 100 per than J I military support to the republic and provided ways holiday In i means for enrollment I The mobilization of turned out for the ana voluntary although conversation with the fair grounds communities orders of tKe Stion including an address by Rev officials in con- via the pike fn are still to hut ithe main road is now being used Efforts nre made to on the Adams Mills road As stated Signal recently the state has this job away from the contractor allow the bonding company ten days to act as to whether or not the company will com- plete the James R Alexander manager of the was inr tele- OF Says G 0 P Oil Exposures Spends Defense Quiet Way 6 n chief accompanying the keen saved two men including Captain Wester from ground to under the wheels of a speeding The accident which almost cost h officers of the the lives live persons re Qf the slayers occurred just west or j fhe bureaus of the war department Argo Each group will be presented by Darkness Aad completely hid the chiet of its division and full road ahead On through the with ribbons will be sped seven cars WOrn it is probable also that Forty forty five and fifty miles will take formal i dashed over the nf staff to the army people of United sXe will speak radio from the war de- Probably the only- ceremonial touch General ing's retirement will come at tomorrow morning when he the there will be an force known Indications early Friday after- noon that a large number of those signing for the defense test j as the Blues The would be in the big parade j will attempt invade the uled to move froni Memorial Hall i territory outside of Zanesville and at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon establish new Headquarters The parade line of march is east j The on Market south on Underwood j bv local officials in carrying B where-troops Community are Pauline the move into 1 an hour they of General during stretch of cement flie rm glad I Krauser 21 slaying of a ago But I don't them Krauser once hink they got a mej Walter tore them To the right carr electric line to the track an are partner in the train was beating over the two years breakneck speed thing joined the army as academy at West Point on July 1 1882 and was commissioned second ant on July 1 He became begrudge it to I all still roar of the motor 1 most prominently before the public the curtained without one with took a walk to the veered slipped from the death cell but granted an the cement left the rails and of time just five hours anded dead in the center of the before the trap was to be the track a thousand when he led the expeditionary forces Into Mexico in and achieved world-wide fame when ne became commander of the can expeditionary forces in France in 1917 He was appointed armies the highest j force advance upon the advance guard will he IS FINED i fired by snipers in outposts Then will follow an artillery ba- i rage smoke screen to cover up the wounded and missing and finally an advance hy the Blues sending the Reds into retreat and by the ifi the motions of building up military force with the regulars as a skeleton For the most part the nies today took of otic demonstrations Each city was allowed to work out the de- tails of its own program the attempts at being along national supervision broadcast lines For the capture of the city following national guard units will take Company E one hundred sixty-sixth infantry Robert H Drake ling Co C one Hundred m this reason the programs varied greatly In Washington the day's ceremonies were featured by a rade ot men including units of the regular army the tional guard and organized by members of ins detachment Capt street fined and costs Brown commanding and bv Judge Isaac Humphrey in Ked cross court when he was transporting Friday found a ne court in Springfield j coming closer at on September 3 1913 tQ the when ar- deputy given a and It supreme Farther down the row of floats a low humming or newspaper song from the quarters of Hugh j sheriffs ran down the road Trivillian and Sam dusky had to be stopped Arms and murderers of a policeman waved frantically Red Carroll who is to be tried I were turned down the track for the killing of another a shot was fired There was a is playing solitaire and grinding of steel on steel Quick as STRIKES MATCH TO START FIRE ra The evidence proved him guilty to DRUG CONSPIRACY as charged and were assessed Renfrow was f I the above imes president of the Mount tory bank Earl Tapp and Dr all of Mount Victory found guilty in federal uing a flash it pras Russell Scott who pleaded guilty than fifty feet from the to a drug clerk during car bearing the slayers the train hafl come to a stop It was tbc last thrill for youths bmA murdered In Ure spirit My God we're driving too fast Babe the unemotional soon His to levity What's the sot nt least 50 robbery was sentenced to death and then was permitted to draw his plea and fight his case relaxes and smiles faintly through the bars State's Attorney Robert t- in his pica for death for and dieted that if they escaped it vould lony time before there was another in Cook county And Row hasn't anr chances to hope Young Grant was when nr sentenced to the callows and Krauser IP a only a months older than the who have noose of their youth I've had dates Grain tells you his de- reprieves and This hair turned gray between time a new trial was denied and wna the Toledo Sept arrested ora all of Mount Victory bv in federal court hei gallons of the had taken tea days Iday morning Ohio were found guilty in J i cycle Cop Frank Bowers and as tQda tne captured after a chase narcotic act The organizations The parade was to start at and was to be reviewed in ick of the White resident Coolidge of War Weeks General Pershing the retiring of and other officials In official circles here the Defense day test was 1 ed ns General tinal accounting to nation For 1 the past four years since he of staff inc has worked Incessantly to organize the nation's forces In accordance with con- gressional authorization The mobilization today was the first opportunity afforded the country as whole to see Pershing has Adopts Resolution By a Only a Very Endorsement was complete the on Investigation it money and wHl the tet ot ican oU demand tlie pie hold ot party's He win face of with to the oil scandals and the public's The candidate also ol Springfield O Sept 12 The Ohio Federation of today the candidacies of led States Senator Lafollette lor President of the United States United States Senator Wheeler Include vice president The formal conserve all natural was taken here shortly before nation today through a viva voce vote for the benefit Of the delegates attending the people and to oppose lion's annual convention i wherever found in control The convention adopted the public domain following resolution Introduced by Frank J Bender we the delegates feel that United States Senators and Tapp iu singie follete and Wheeler independent Davis observed national day in a quiet way preparing for the night adara iTO didn't participate to the 1 Davis received ot h the for president and vice era Democratic Hor tne Defense day wili j la nt the United States are tonight when at o'clock most candidates to the drick eastern ri of Ohio be it today Three found is said some whiskey Treche here last i Four persons in the house at the other jugs Police Louis Mo to Mount R by to the whole in the Obio Federation him on the time of the explosion were thrown j was Eent to the tory and Lima Pettiford a country on ths purposes and convention recommend addw kitchen and covered with term has expired it law The in Very part of the United to eat I seau The age however sustained j injuries The explosion occurred when Treche struck a match to light a gas stove in the dining room The second car puffing was advanced sewer two slayers sat in rear gas caused the explosion but scat ot the s sat in ine I car puffing 1 lice are inclined to believe that the j Between them jnj sterious bomber of a assistant again started on a Across his LEAPS OUT OF HOTa WINDOW York of him was dismissed for lack of deuce to sustain it i these speeches to serve 15 months in lanta penitentiary while Tapp was broadcasting remanded to jail to await was not in court j the verdict and officers were sei him in for sentence reclamation r voiced by J flood waters and Cincinnati downs in witi ol the will leave for which will earn editor of the Iron 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