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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - June 3, 1927, Zanesville, Ohio                             L OF WEST SHOWS MA OF RESIDENTS OF SUBURB IN FAVOR OF ANNEXATION ZANESVILLE L NO. 21 0., FRIDAY JUNE THREE CENTS DOES STUNTS IN FOG ON HIS FLIGHT TO PARIS IN MAY HOP OFF FOR TODAY atest Honor of All FIRST GREAT THRILL WILL BE MOTHER'S KISS One That Appreciates i With Medal m Only Honorary Member fayette Medal to President Coolidge e Charles of the American hero of the 1 An Imperial Airways In Paris carrying c Bourget Hying field at Just outside of landed after a battle with fog jut Le Bourget five minutes The task or sheltering Mrs. Lindbergh from curious June Capt. Charles If who is deserting her her son the presidential dock schoolroom in Detroit to meet her famous she will be the first to greet him as he steps from the cruiser Memphis i dent will Actual Destination or Starting Hour Are Not Announced Moor games being taken Equip rackets aad itch as WARSHIP THAT IS TO BRING LINDBERGH BACK HOME his flight from a great height and un- ay other d over Le Bourget flying before 10 He the field several Into lower altitude ut then made a perfect the flying field rushed him and congratulate his venturesome flight d. hart left rar at lit hud to at m the English side of at ami de- re about hour and is until the fOR lifted when he again f as to continue on without further in although the air with disappointed once Lindbergh from flight not turn out in the such as had been expected the fact that this there were no it the flying field after One ot the M. told an Interesting story about the from M. we were certainly thrilled and entertained by what we When he got out over the lish channel he began to do his own He looped 'the loop and went through oilier names I do nut But once on Mie French tilde of the nel Lindbergh made fi straight for Paris and at high without any mure M. Ehrlich said that foe was en- countered the way from England to the French flying He said that from to Le Bourget Lindbergh flew at an average altitude of 3.000 Elaborate police been token to handle a great crowd of men and women taut they were not In addition to newspaper reporters and photographers there were only n score or two of but they made up In enthusiasm what they lacked in Lindbergh's including a hut box ond a was placed In S. by H. off from there to Mime point In lute afternoon or 1'lans will tic by a navigator name ivas The Is said bc n former navy Charles A. president of the Columbia Aircraft which 13 backing the today was in telephonic communication with office of the national aeronautical sociation iu ed that officials be sent to Curtis Held to make an official record of upon receipt of word that the Col- was to hop off Sate today or for P. chairman of the contest board of the Aeronautical lets for New York io check the plane's instruments and an official record of the off. Schory took the 11 o'clock He will go once to Curtis after reaching New An unconfirmed report was received ot the navy department Lieut. George R. naval reserve had betn selected to make the trip with Clarence D. In order to make the is In would have to secure permission from the commandant of naval lection he Most WING he Market Curl F. chairman of contest committee of the was expected to leave Washington Immediately for the Long Island Tho Columbia was one of first planes which prepared to a New While the start was delayed through a between and Lloyd original companion aviator named with Charles Lindbergh came out of west nnd achieved his historic then breaking off of n American embassy Rolls made a double land at the car departed for came down first upon but as It bed the ground d that he ought to land ground as he was flying so he took very low over the Inter- i ad to the yards flew British irce fighting plane that laced at his disposal for e was escorted as far as by British d back at that after French military nt up and begun flying stunts in honor of with keen evolutions nnes above tlie tiling skill of the It was n high it civilian but 's courage and are the French Hold him my Paris bearing and Capt. of the embassy Mahoney followed In another remained secluded In the embassy during ing hut lie went to luncheon In the Hols de of the International League nt mid It was that the French huve not had of this young hero for hundreds lined the Bols to cheer At the International League of Aviators on behalf of the Lindbergh presented the anese aviator through the anese with a trophy for his night Tokyo to He also presented the medal to Cap- tain 0c for the most notable French aviation achievement in 1926, his long flight to the east. After the ceremony Lindbergh re- the honor that be appreciates most of Dr. Edmund L. founder of the Lafayette Lindbergh with a medal making him the only honorary scout cruiser The hiset gives a of the famous Lindbergh will arrive in Washington the President's aboard U. the Lindbergh's bcr of the was being rolled Into a agar which up so souvenir hunters et at It and damage airman the it waa that the gs took that welcomed the young son of American F. B. c- Ryan builders j of St. a few you I heard a French woman think it Is the spirit nf our win cumins hack to said resent the Incarnate of nil the wlm died during the Unit you been old eunuch we know that you would have been one erf the to offer your life If necessary In means more to than anything I haw received In En- replied who greatly moved by the or things could more this to am leaving said It would be weeks or oven months before I left If the choice were left to me. I will take the first opportunity to return to j President Harmon of the gave Lindbergh one of the j medals to present to President Lindbergh again asked Captain naval attache at the American used for to make further to rt loafed on the A. H. secure the return of his Slvens farm and the F. H. i in Union township were iu be sold by tho sheriff by Lul if you get it Inter please It SE ER Headquarters For State Meet at Zane Hotel Dinner and Social Affairs The local chapter Phi Sigma Chi fraternity will be hosts to the state convention to be held In this 211. 21 and with headquarters at tlie arc being made for one of the largest stale meetings ever held and I he committee in here Is sparing no effort for She entertainment of their Pledges from other cities will be brought with their chapters nnd o big Initiation will be held on Monday night near Registration will place on Monday morning and On Tuesday June 21. a business meeting will be held at the Tuesday after- noon delegates who nre expected to include more than 100 will be shown about the On BIG REUNION AT WHITE HOUSE May Coolidge today sent a telegram to Mrs. Evangeline Lindbergh in ing her to be a White House guest while her Captain is in At the same he dis- patched a radio to Lindbergh at inviting him to stav at the White U RI Atlantic ship with Plans for the within the next 24 hours were dependent upon favorable a representative of pointed and upon whether other worked out The secrecy the j nation of the plane was due to the lo avoid any public pointment in subsequent might cause change In It was desire to prove our sincerity and tho ability of the Columbia by real stated lo not want to make a prediction which might be nullified by our It reported that the state nf the projected flight was con- tingent to home extent on the of the arrival here of the National Aeronautical 41 The reported time of the ranged from lute to 8 this An indication oceanic preparation was given when H entered the Columbia's afternoon and changed f COMMISSIONERS ARE UNJUSTLY CRITICIZED AS IS USUALLY CASE 111 Argument the the side of the Five Such Cases Members of the board of county being unjustly some few people following decision to postpone their la proposed annexation ure U. this comes front the as well us the an- liy I lie surh lice city water and with imly it In the tax stand Is oy the of the Ohio Public Service Co. bus service he extended along the If Judge C. of who Midi Judges mid Shields comprise the court of of the fifth re- viewed his fifth murder appeal In recent months when tiis was In session Thursday In ami denied tltc nf who killed at ber Every case reviewed by Judge was of the sensational he said painter began to obliterate the which was painted on before Internal dissension forced a of the ship's flight to but members of the Levins organization declined to reveal what name would be put in its Another report indicated that Lt Jack naval reserve flyer now on active duty at Par New was under consideration as second pilot on the Iseman has been doing some work for the navy flyers said that the hop to would about 3WMI longer than Captain Charles flight to The open hup would be 2.IMMI or Some months ago ibs annexation which add territory on all four sides of the and an population of mately was drafted and passed by city H then referred an the commissioners to postpone answer until 26. and many of them think the move in favor oil day evening a banquet will be the county commissioners who at the held a public Hearing on the On Wednesday June 22. n. Following the bearing ID FF a business session will be to be followed with luncheon nt the The afternoon will be ed to business The Important feature of Hie con Ion Ix to he the dance on Wednesday evening at the club on South Fourth This Is In lie n affair and It will be one of the and merriest of the from and other cities art to be It was announced n would be given on June plies were purchased met which he lost last week while Jiving over like to have it before 1 m get it Inter please It said Lindbergh who regards which he made largely to mc oil and gas as a of from was Charles Roy Haroid Edward and Harry Stewart is of the Alfred and Oil and who is from McCurdy the j t found that the c action in default or demurrer anU of county he property and to return 11 to the asked If from don he lite hop he re- I never had ut I ami iis n i nny e Baughman to Begin on a Monument o Governor Vic Donahey The committee important event In charge of this includes Bernard decision but on the day set for the decision the postponed until June 25. It said that an answer will absolutely forthcoming on that The manufacturers In the tory proposed for annexation are lined up solidly against the but that Is to be It is hinted today that they huve brought considerable pressure the commissioners and this may be one reason for the postponement of the old youth tion by the appellate Judges dav and will die June 10. next the Columbia takes the shortest It would pass over after crossing Dr. S. Parkes Cadman to Make Class Address Exercises Start on pus Sunday Morning The eighty-second commencement of Muskingum college at New Con- cord will bc held next week and tha exercises will begin June with a union service of the associations In the morning and college baccalaureate In the at which President J. Knox ery will address the 16S S. Parkes New president of the Federal of will deliver the address next The degree of tor of will lie conferred upon distinguished churchman during tile As tha dramatic production ot Uw Lamp and the wilt bc presented by a Junior play cast on Monday Alumni he Tuesday and the meat exercises of the class will place Wednesday while conferring of degrees will be made to the The traditional college sing which closes the festivities will g transpire at the spring in the Representatives of the graduating present the program at 10 a. m. The class are William Harry Helen and Margaret Melton Boyd will present the Key or Knowledge for the seniors to the George has been chosen lo respond for the numbers to Intersperse the program we being selected from the class ent. AS p. m. about 165 reate degrees will be conferred on the members of the graduating and 33 normal diplomas and in public school music The board trustees also decided to as and coil spring WEATHER GESTIONS our line of Y and summer dfe SWINGS in W Temple their P DNS S E l C I US 0 FP Tom death of Miss Elizabeth has been Basmagy told and another Leo under arrest Jn were riding In an automobile with the girl and that Uhe Jumped when they started to against her It H also HiKI one of thr for the that men the rlty liad projects which were to he of the men appreciated districts tor many to think limy N tn tlie nnd that a decision should have been given majority of annexation tests nt public hearing from manufacturers and some dents of the View nnd son school A complicated i situation exists in the j which rony warrant a but in West View entirely ferent conditions Henry the from who threatened to climb the county court house of the fact that Mayor W. H. Webster the county an extension of time is by the state supreme Orleck shot and killed William n guard at the on the morning of November 2, The slayer had been paroled from the Institution lost October 15. and is said to have a pal by the of Kadick that he would re- iturn to the reformatory later and help him Orleck stole an in Mansfield and drove the west where Welford vac A struggle ensued when tried to take the the Inmate pulled a guri and Is charged with shooting OFFICIAL June Orleck drawn out Tho appeal was argucci there M no denied final that they know the are and court In n telegram to The Roland states that he his best to stage the climb but It IK I he will dc at Woodsfield i In cold found guilty ol of last year In Hi June men in in new n Judge An poll ol residents that section shows the majority favor of It was Mary Si ed by some because the a7 UKM wanted to erect u new school around the wasi building In West View before yesterday in 5iomr- by attou was and thus ill her reviewed by Judge him of the fifth lie rat on appeal In Athens unil The were Alfred were denied and all In the death In tlie Ohio If Orleck falls to ne will bc the first to Gic 8494.55. The total during May 107.06. 6s compared to of May is the time set ifor the regular payment of water j rents lor the first half of each year paid during this period are the live cent deduction all water not paying counts until thai period ere classed nnd ore not the i Three who have paid rents before July I will have supplies starting ion and when the rent Is account will subject to ian additional ten per cent fcr an large number of degrees this Tlie degree of Doctor of Laws will bo conferred upon Rev. S. Parkes man of New president of Federal Council of Cadman Is to deliver the ment j The degree of Doctor of Divinity will conferred upon Rev. 1 Rev. John 2 Rev. Lester Rev. L. L. G N. Rev. W. W. Cor- N. and U. H. of the China Inland Following the conferring of degrees and presentation of diplomas Dr man will address the graduating The day will bc completed with the alumni varsity baseball game at 3-3O< and the president's reception Bt manse at 7 p. m. One of the main of week will be the ed by the sice Hubs of the college on the evening of June 7. Tlie work both the clubs year has of an acter and who In from the for tlie will be more than repaid for their If they of the Tho program Includes numbers by both vocal and pi- ano solos numbers by the men's the double sextet and also ty numbers combining the Into the country wort school for their Two nt the Leo 28, Both of the youths will bc the present school 47. were on ls not ft curly loony be one of his most work of art In the police ider of k. will to Governor announcing expects to place monument was to bc the rk the other Tlic girl was brought into the pital here last Tuesday that thr men prominent cd sculptor c would start on the us as weather in the he expected to It in tune for to come to tlic from D. adding that he would withhold the inscription at the base of the Donahey be In the chair Harding monument will be un- veiled June 18. In charge of the Newark Mr. man arranging very for the which will be the first OT the sum events Kt Memorial Donahey Mr. in would be larger cl JUKI it is 11 the meat qualify fur that shortly alter nig WHS when It ARE DEAD IN tne present city school system he lind made H IV to before tlic liN r those to enter colleges he ts June persons killed and seven Injured in a collision today between n freight train and passenger train nt near Vichy First reports no cans were the dead or in- CITIZEN KILLED IN MEXICO American named Arthur Brewer wan shot nnd killed yesterday In according to 8 dispatch to the Tlir majority of of West View lUf favoring tion nt the NOT YET IN U. S. PRISON Sentence ot Ionian Shields millionaire VM postponed JUST TEN Ol communities along New York to Paris of will visit thin city meet New Power Line Between Zanesville and Hebron Is Progressing Very Rapidly n Ohio Public as smaller communities net ween this city and the thoroughfare west of i rtx i tn nil Hut dC alonK th branch plant at Hebron be teamed with thf power head ot the In the necessary service of electricity needed along first of the I the new route o. stated that be to It was announced It within a month ot commerce officials of 17. 1903. at- Kitty N C. just to bw or today D. O. heVd when It j No were given H a new hero's us an Is developed from was of owned light and in nearly RAIN June night and Not much In i NEWSPAPER  

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