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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - January 21, 1930, Zanesville, Ohio                             3F OHIO COUNCIL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION WITH OHIO CHURCH COUNCIL THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAI TUESDAY JAN. THREE HS PLEDGE BEST EFFORTS TO PROMOTE WORLD PEAC 7LLE MEN NAMED WITH PAROLED CONVICT IN EMBEZZLEMENT CASE orge Delivers Speech Heard the Universe a of and her em- the Crated Japan irge lend Italy In which expended a ending greeting and wishes for tbe success of their leading delegate of each responded uith an address a sincere effort to operate In stove for Tbe sounded the Keynote of a desire not only to limit naval but to re- duce arid Secretary of State Henry of the United emphasized the feeling that not look upon this effort towards disarmament as In addition to the five great Near the Irish Free India and South Africa were represented as integral aarts of the British The king standing by golden throne facing the head of the shoe at which the delegates were spose into a goid and silver for his words to be broadcast to the whole T- jjjs first nubile speech since the last November that cost his matic force from the that he i made the British navy career and commanded shirs before he was ed the It King George when Duke of Tors in 1901. sounded the after e of the world In which he studied the empire's It had a great effect on the naval de- the n to is the federal i Indian of from oved unty line joint it. 1920 just rfH bridge tercent that t ad the from the will be WHERE 16 DIED IN AIR LINER CRASH of the world's greatest ritime The king sis is an friendly His words came emphatically and llis referred to the expressing the Hope that would be left undone to another grim expressed the earnest desire that the conference would result in the immediate of the beavy burdens of armaments now on the peoples of the The Sing referred to the great cess of the Washington arms ence and voiced his belief that the conference the on at the I Wets and Drys Prepare For Attacks ce ihs erous Jan. by weeks of rapid fire and drys in went to today the grams by they hops to ad- e their respective causes during the present Two committees dominated by one in the house and one the settled down to serious business of written part of Hoover's enforcement recommendations Into Meanwhile tbe wet bloc in the liouse completed plans for the most systematic campaign it has ever A house judiciary sub-committee summoned Chairman George Dean Pound and for- s favor i ct and xxi Its i road It. srers Morgan lean o be the said ers to try petty liquor law A similar committee in t raer Senator of tie enforcement to dis- cuss the pending to Increase the powers United States the senate i held Its first meeting to organize for s j consideration of a to Six i prohibition bureau from the treasury to the justice Both of these bills were requested isation fcy the president and his commission i of law The two com- S planned to do their WOTS in Tbe bouse wet bloc decided at late yesterday to bold public hearings of Its own in the entire prohibition unless cue of tbe larly constituted committees of throws Its doors open for j a satisfactory airins of the pre- 5rnt of Volstead law en- Sa its members neither the Hoover commission nor rsv of the house or has given tiera aa opportunity it the present their case or their 3 bills a Trusty From Roseville and Sold It in tae dozens as plants which are John F. Photo 1930. by by This striking first to be receives shows the cf ill-fated T. A. airliner Race which crashed Sac li passengers and two Policemen and officers frora the San Diego caval station are shewn searching in the ruins for the The ship was returning TO ios Angeles a of race track from just the DISTRICT FACING HEALTHY PERIOD THIS YEAR Jan. faces a healthy ness situation during Use first quarter of according to rer today at the Ohio Valley board hundred representative iness agers ana railroad executives from all sections of the includes West Virginia were tbe up the entire as reflected by commodity committee said James G. manaser of the Columbus of is a preponderance of op- In business While commodities edly will show a taking the district as a. whole it can oe reasonably fore- there will oe an In- crease In business compared to the same period last ISIE BET CHRISTIAN UNITY IS DOMINANT THEME OHIO MEET AT of the Council of- the Ohio of was today by a commission studying of In- religious Tie commission was one of groans which discussed of the eral theme of the centennial being held here this week In connection with the Ohio The also recommended that to cooperation between She Ohio Council Churches and the Christian Endeavor the Ohio league and the Day with the mate idea of a. The general scheme recommended is the Ohio Council of Churches be the central organization with these other groups becoming ments anil In re- 2fow all groups are 1 entirely separate One resolution i it be the concensus of this com- mission that the goal of the Ohio Council of Churches and the Ohio us Education be i or ganic Members of the coran slon ed that groups other than the Ohio Council of Churches would retain their specialized bui that the council be the unified head of all the Sheriff Wright 0 A gathering sentiment for a tees Confession Jan. from New arrived here atj 9 a. m. today to Irene Schroeder and her two men companions in the economic Indicated at ths session of ibe commission tc study the of Christian unity to facs a charge of ing Brady highway 15IHJIH1 I Phoenix Jan. was employed today in an attempt to obtain a confession from Pennsylvania's 21-year-old< blonde murder j official pressure iff Charles Wright announced that he would a clergyman into cell and attempt to her her part. If la the tal of Brady The rwas ed to paragraph criticizing the clergy specifically and accusation teat proSt motive ex- ists here as among the other professions The rolling and wire pulling that goes on within the ranks of the on Page Freedom of Seas to WIRES IN CONTROL ROOM TO CONTINUE CONTACT New hands of a young radio the shocks high across passed rent which enabled In oh 59 radio stations .to hear the international which Canada anil the States at the of the naval conference in Just a before George the address formally Inaugurated the a member of tbe con- trol room staff of the Columbia Broadcasting company tripped over the wires to the generator that energizes the entire Harold chief control grasped the wires gether in his bands to restore the Leakage of current through his body to tbe floor shook bis arms but he held on a breaK for 2O minutes until new wires could be 40. paroled prison In the alleged of in re- from the Illegal sale ot state at the prison brick plant after an cf the recommended tion by state ansi county authorities The of two in the of ex- save rife Tuesday to much speculation as to their Attorney L- F. wno was to be miliar developments In trie out of city today and no In- formation that might be of Uc at this can be obtained from his The specific charge against who was last is that he sold 475 barrels of cement at a barrel and also kept for his own use In cash refunds for empty is the son of a former police He vras life for murder Cleveland was parolee on August 15. 1929. after serving During last few of his he was cleri at the enabled hlai the books and conceal his alleged A report on the alleged ment returned by State Examiner P M- who were A second prisoner to have en the state with which the was was said ordered the cement diverted to the men after It had been purchased for slate con- struction work at He a bank account in his oun name In anil it and vanished after Ills the examiner ed. Parole officers say his re- ports have been received ly from Charleston but an officer who to Question him returned concluded his report the declaration that tem of. Seeping records as be T. E. Young is the and City Jan. Britain evade the question of freedom of the seas at the five power naval ence despite any efforts of the United In the opinion of Grand Ad- miral Alfred p. von dictator of the German naval policy in the world The famous naval expert who ed world wide prominence at head of the Imperial fleet declared the don conference would be to accomplish anything wards actual la an Interview granted the United Press last Von Tirpitz also maintained there no chance of abolishing submarines or of Jns England to surrender the right of understands what freedom of tbe seas means to the United States and will evade the Issue with pretty phrases or total elimination of the question from the Von Tirpitz of the five powers at don will show their trae Van Tirpitz ridiculed expressions of regard to the new German Schools is Speaker j The wets authorized their 3ET at to petition ig the 1 man Graham of the committee to Sold open hearings on cf J The entire expected tc st a tried for a. re- the state the vote at I don't set Itli be the first time I ever the sheriff still have a- few aces ap my sleeve anil ni her before slie leaves One of the aces was a Playing on what he is as in- coherent religious nature In the sheriS will send one or more preachers Into the girl's cell in an to persuade her to j The brought sneers arid frora the trigger our OF IES Should be Spent Before Hitting Lakes Jan. blizzard brewed fa the far reaches o' the northwest some experts have viewed as fuss is cf no he are seeing to the prevailing view of of Cambridge and tenant governor of the eleventh German taat wants district of will the club at armament concerns Its general ejection but the outcome e would depend on the total popular 21. Perry of Lorain today wa awaiting a formal at the T. c. A. The meeting will be dedicated to the anniversary of the founding of Elaborate plans are beins ar- for the and the reception the who was elected at recent district convention at Marietta over a Zanesville was ised at in and that time the has expanded lib held Jan. 21. 1935. according to DIES SUDDEN first regular of tae first clu of aot Von ested In the London There is no reason why we should Soever is more serious than the British la naval re- swept over ihe Hocky Mountains toward the central states as they were recovering frora last 02- slaught of Temperatures were sent to zero and lower In the transcontinental divide territory when the storm whirled down from Montana and ing at Its source mercury readings approached the bottom of the forecasters expected the to waste itself In the middle west and touch the Great If at In central forecast with Chicago as its relatively balmy temperatures were offset by a heavy wet snow which topped tiie blackened blanket of falls with a new coating of Army engineers today set fuses and caps to a string of bombs j I a Caught Molesting Young School Girls 21. A man of being the maniac who has been terrorizing Cleveland women for the past month was taken into custody here today after he was reported to have attacked two small girls near Splicer The man was arrested after a. school boy traffic officer saw hire grab two small The boy followed him to a comer he met a The suspect save his name as Robert E. 45, of J. He looks 43 and police here say he answers the general description of the Cleveland He has an artificial leg bat moves about school said the man had been molesting the school for more than a All tie school traffic and teachers J. and ordered the which revealed the em- Haggerty was received at the Is. Columbus 1918. for the murder of Dr. in a Cleveland came eligible for understate when ten years of his life tance for second degree murder -had He has not jet been a parole STATE SGH Predict Slash in State Aid Finances of school district will be laid inspection by stete educat nest News to be launched Hi wes received Columbus George of and of ditor for the move as wide It was intimated for will be slashed ties of school ont here to approved plans insofar Me. In the hands of the auditor will be left for how shall receive set at four ton estimated that spent this in he diet the might be offered visiting number with been with the eral have been self said son for the lowered budget almost i- A Economy has seen tie changes end tie February tlon win be in line It unlikely that ris Auditor Darts visit Such was carried out under direction of state Srf ind persons living In the have watching for him since a week ago tney re than a dozen school have reported that the roan Some of them said he grabbed them by the others i that he them up like would a sacs of flour while the man tried to lure her to aj moving picture I police believe that the wanted in they not think he was the same They pointed cut that the Cleveland man had been vicious his actions toward bis while the man caught Sere had not any cf tae girls county will be called for s joint ley on the date cf the of school It was said by iSr of the boarns of- each district will convene for iss of reporting en expenditures and their costs A- at and jarji has backed to flood had risen more j BUS LIME CITED i INFRACTIONS MOTOR CODES Jan. Unnecessary expenditures in that be brought to light and offered by the of the state is dent that conditions be more than Into irt 1329. and numerous changes to place tbe county in line for rapid counties of the stata from the and to share with county the official are Car roll It Is to -J te r sd will not forfeit the a foot today and sect tbe Greyhound at the tors of 1 of two Snf of stan state motor The admirals j levees crumbled but held last its the crash of ose of Its buses Tae United January 2, which resulted ins of wia aar escaped two persons j INJURED IN sm of the seas because the flood by inches last to seven resort to teals again trat The they deem It GAS STOVE BLAST Ss GOODRICH cern to the 3. ters steamed up and breaking FROM AUTO a path is the fast freezing A NO ACTIO will become the second largest 21 ard BABY BURNS company in the United police today were a Nearly in the motive for the 21. Gloria cil of daughter high school transaction which was byi to no action Sri the case of who was dragged from his board of directors last tested to purchase had been of water to i a later reach 75 families still marooned andi tbe bus Jan. of firewood and de- was were la a hospital here today slon of a gas stove in their and a fire which repercussion blew an causing Injuries which WES not expected to commission of allowing the speedometer to be The iSeri thaw might turn the company was cited for tbe same of- Snto send them j f ease before the state body about a Her husband arsd were severely The was badly Marshal John who has bite here and t ted he accepted a the in bouc MISTRIAL j month said Geiger who i the concern fcr alleged faSure I comply tiie state arid was turned tae j to death late when her sled was small turn cf a of liquor seized 2 and 4. Xo of the The was cut 2nd bruised and i the second rubber company ended in a. proposal to increase street car feet and hands He in less a boucd hand by the Goodrich Jan. 21. The Jan. city and if will trial cf S. Andrews C3 a charge here today was considering a j playing with papers which caught was mace at the council i his from an open sioa last by Charles was the Hood Subber oa Uie hen a. man subject to i from sir cents cash fare COLDER Jan. and rauch colder with a west and portions Wednesday generally fair anfi  

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