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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - February 1, 1930, Zanesville, Ohio                             COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PLANNING FURTHER EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS TO FAIR GROUNDS Prints the News THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL VOL. No. 227 SATURDAY FEB. THREE CENTS REACTION IN CONGRESS TO WINE AND BEER LEGALIZATION CLASSIFICATION STUMBLING BLOCK TO NAVAL CONFERENCE Strong Denial STILL of Hoover Connection GRIPS fith Fort's Statements EMPLOYES 0 F WINDY CITY c to the Fen for of home brewing came both and drys intent ighting out the prohibition e assed If Sep. and friend of wants to make a of every The drys to making the act stronger instead ol ing as they see with the claimed see in it mainly ol their for 2.75 per cent but consider is. a ever-growing there Is the 01 the plan of dry senators to candidate for enforcement pc on record as to personal before letting them be confirmed in is Goran's tion in the enforcement sen ice of Joan tor of the Commission Doran says far we haven's a on while Borah Is Insists that secret charges la Qoran's possession la Is Is indicated the was expected to come as nothing came from a for manufacture of beer under made m 192C by Lincoln C. fornier enforcement in the senate a an old chum of Xew to give an to of T and had their eyes aents is the He'd Make 'Em Take Pledge BATTERY of Tonnage Tax Money For Payrolls i Will Now be Further Delayed Sorah ngas against the enforcement personnel m breat with a sudden explosion la t few days around this Third is the move in the house committee to return to some of to fa justice of a Stevens hotel conference is to m wnich Governor Emmerson met the b into tax officials of the city and council cloud of gloom pressed down over the 40.522 unpaid public employes ol Chicago and Cook county today news thai sax money to meet se delayed until st. least June 1. The cf six-month interval into Its original Mellon and Mitchell the sn s. stormy J to control industrial and words leered through cohol permits when It is the douale doors of the reconsidered by fee committee the hotel ra the v. reconsidered to be on the floor os ue developme EPISCOPAL T DAYS IP AIE Simple Funeral Services For Primate Feb 1 American tribute ot anr Idea that It stated Mr. ver's views when the President and Fort issued statements Fort the sole credit for it. the senatorial nere tearing it to generally Is regarded as a He in Ins speech he the use of licuor a severage a coy of isr feeling its use to be a cial and at the age of feeling Its to he a social Is is understood he resigned his post as secretary of the committee a few Intended because speech this world me threstEd out Chicago's and After four hours of Governor announced that be cad promised that lejal formalities would be hastened tax bills for the 19-iS held up by mailed to owners by 1- Br was estimated and school ments would owe approximately in nos to lor fuel and supplies to operate e. city of 3.500.CXM the and a school cf are broSe ana S June 1 the three owe employe en an of a. sum the average savings dences of need and p TO BE REBUILT AND PORTION OF DEBT PAID Budget Provides For of With 510.COO aside in the tv budget fcr paying indebtedness announcement was made Saturday by county commissioners thas would be started within the next two weeSs to rebu the huge bam on the grounds that was consumed by f ire abous a. year The structure was used to house hut national j horses end belonging to the S. charge of Battery a local legislators and federal employees J fue destroyed the barn would be definitely pledged to j -o remove the iie The firing pieces from th have been stored in El beron avenue armor sonal of by Con- gressman U. S. Stone of Eere YOU see him with a. copy of his resolution which requires everyone j Along Lines Suggested May Defeat Limitation Feb. the chief delegates to the losdon naval con- ference were taking over the their ex- perts began an intensive study of Japanese and French proposals methods lor arriving at naval the Japanese suggestion that transfer of tonnage from one type of to another should be limited o those ships carrying six-inch guns r the drive France's for unlimited transference respective In Italian cited that they the requirements of Franee be- fore with would refrain from filling ont tbe as payroll to taSe as j from he cath to use to one of its distinguished Host Charles primate cf the church of interment was nude at Homeland mill be taken from there on 2-J. the of to Hie to be buried be- altar in tlie Is to liis at tlie Western tal at In Bishop sons the ceremonies were communion was la St. James by the Verv Rev. Duncan H. no were no flowers Over was drapea a a symbol wiped cus all The apparel ol office was as his deatn robe Throngs passed James ia sedral to pay R and noor and inducing many or the LEGALITY IN DOUBT question homebrewing some of the bess minds nere as well as some of the brewers throughout the wers and I evi employes i no salaries for two hare cropped m SQUADS OF HOUSEL 1MSPECIS Two Men and Woman Taken in Raid The first move some of the It is estimated that between and mil be ed in the intimated to haie structural work started on the site of the destroyed barn anil have It com- as soon as Other minor repays are plated on the fairground j will be made in time for the exposition scheduled 12 to 15 improvements were made on the grounds last the greatest being required lor the racing The track was plowed and harrowed a new drainage This was com- peted by employes connected wits tne surveyor's J. S noted Famed in. the history of European Queen Victoria of now is reported 111 at her winter home in and King has been summoned to the bedside of nls 68- The was the only daughter of the late Grand Duke of and a granddaughter a- Emperor William of Her condition was weakened bv s. chronic bronchial toward getting j Feb. needed the j and a Is con- came of loop compliance far as no case involving has been taSen to the supreme court a final Fort's contention is that lie stead set of one-half o. i per cent of alcohol does nos uly to tne of m mm STATE GL LUL GHA Grace Church Benefits Most in Will ages from juices in the for It is said wines tip to 10 per cent of alcohol have been made in homes this one of the more ardent has challenged prohibition to interfere with his home and the challenge has not been taken In the famous Joan Hji case brought several ago against ihe congressman from a court making wine of j The difficulties of prosecuting are It is to prove a and it is now the custom fcr homes on a mere charge of brewing from the shoulder in action from the tax state liave been lie by the collecting Chicago and Ceck taxes Before the Stevens hotel con- the nor s voice rose in a terse he sai down to about who win be nominated wno will te tases surrounded the house bad seen be led zhe tno 3ver member of the raiding even the drivers cf the pence wore steel vests Tbe was completely rounded is detectives broke the door and found all of the suspects were taken without a chance to Two revolvers were found in the to Each gun was in a suspended from a tion surpass all others of has been the prediction o- fair officials for tne past several many departments will be to tse program and more be on the grounds than ever before in l you don't tne quantities of put tne state In ammunition for both pistols also will the of lis bonds I will co everything I can to prevent The woman apparently had been 5 but if aU of the Warne to one of the men o- actives will on A marriage out for personal Included in tee win state laws are more Cedar jon and the occurred several limitations checS czc substantial amounts to ana seizures do some of the state i meat i was found in the refused to supply of Field to Situation tonnage was Both the Americans and Brit- ish agree that ff allotted a certain number of tons of val are permitted to put this Into anr of fighting they the real purpose of tation mil be Todav tne studied blanks provided bv France in which the navies are divided into Opposite each fication is in which the ex- perts were down of respective nations in particular The French thai any na tion desiring to ships o one- and substitute an equa amount of tonnage in another shall notify the other powers one year in. advance of the eao that all particulars regarding n-d shall be made publi lease one month before tion The French memorandum gests that the delegations submit their written observations on the scheme before neit .as the delegates relaxed from their strenuous worS of the pasi two it was felt today thac considerable had beea in spite of the outward little 1C tres stUl evident that the are approaching each in an endeavor to Jeopardize dae conference earlj Japan was ia a similar position of its demand for an i of strength Britain the and would desire to know The before stating Its own There also was s oC as to bos many classes snip should be ranging the British to warships nine categories and tha Japanese contention thac only fivs classes should be Man With Fifty is Arrested San Feb. that of means todav toward the fertile fields of the San factor which will stop n and m TO R refused to concerning the IS Alrea A Ordered U- further from police m Kansas City was believed to Save supplied Information fcr trie Tec prisoners are reported to be for a series of caring mg The are in the districts of interior fact brings signs of re- 1'ef because is was work is drawing the islanders For a time it was feared that the Filipinos collect in groups and hold a California of tion observation which will be staged in Manila Sunday in mourning the death of a young Filipino who was killed in a riot near Bui the of the California leys eased The spring crops will mean for j and as z. result tee work the two races The asparagus around will be ready in about a and er crops will demana all plus Despite the o' s. club In tne islanders flocking to thai Authorises are and are guarding against tiie of a renewal of the riots wnich one at ana resulted hundreds 04 in- juries AH the Pajaro vallej and San J calm It cia not thai extreme NOT TO ACQUIESCE Feb. 1. Japanese and Italian delegations to the naval con- ference Indicated today they would to the to gee to definite ures on the naval requirements of nation The French which is based on a demand for the right trans- fer tonnage one class of ship to suggested that each nation fill oat before nest Tuesday a. blank or for I ices will end will Treat Victims With Much Politeness the middle j Felice here attempting te I theia several Cleveland Feb Her recently of St Johns ger i T TtT TV Savs Block FIND The will be erected to the memory of anil Mi real and tlie woman is to be fold proceeds turned over to M. K. with the ex- ception of to not been filed Hie cafe but at between aid until several cays auer her had been to an of the Joan ams having bees i tae to In I to tne of tbe contained In which was discovered be- by the grand President OF FLYER ONI may be to reslen because he was married to a. b- a. priest at 1M. last was The Kt. H Almon of the di- ccase which induces re- that measures be required to tbe Tilth the in nia nell in Filipinos In nila completed plans for a great a tribute to tbe killed in for complete dence will the gathering to advance will an orderly one- Tie Issue was suspended Hev In Q. Feb. who reached the pinnacle of etiquette were at large today after slightly dis- seven employes of the serving Them re- shaking hands all around leaving SIO for cigars and and looting the company safe cf mannerly men I ever was tbe tribute of Miss Mildred board who was ing to leave last when the robbers sons connect tee inner j Uone of the employes knew Feb lucle which had D. A- 60; j out of the hands ot Jie law failed him here and today sat in a cell while police up senes of bad charges against aim from numerous j only a partial record tha activities or the alleged police dieted he eventually lace total of 1.000 He Is said to as SO indirectly caused his o downfall when detectives him custody after his inquiries bants led to believe a bant robbery slipped two bills of lading J his overcoat cuff and attempted 10 The officers seized the sips and they called fcr a suitcase 18-pound as the rjg the gnp and thousands of blanS checia and checkbooks of every description 0.1 of banks in Oh o were In the officers found complete records operations lor several years Other records location and names of various in cities in also Officials of the American Bankers Association completed of the by a cheek dated 1917. They although countless charges against only one 15 years ago at is on bis alleged frauds nim more than Records kept by Wells revealed that he 33 In O and 33 banks in picked to In soms cities in to his Welis as high as 20 Among few of the cities in recently Wells has operated were 3t-ddte- town and Scuth and Pa m netted PANEL 0 MS N 0_ 3 dred and defendants in 123 j ft Itor a iat iae he largely in accora it in tbe and of 13 lead br Borah lead by sma lor and Tat defeat tne presidents tarHI and embarrass The carae from Joe chief pilot of the ana tns of Ellicott to today the and said he j 5YOUTHS ROB BANK ri HARING IN COUPE O- Feb robbers entered the Berlin forced f. dy asd j looted the vault of between which to conduct the for probate of and aame her a man to John of entrance Bassets Is In the to West Prant oa behalf ol arid a to rs ANOTHER OF CHICAGO indictment Belle mailed to Mary ncr same Feb. guns tee ranges of the today Julius cts who in the j fog body was In the the head said that two men i an automotive and shot hira as Jackson were Indicted for illegal pcs s along the session of alcohol was employed by We a manufacturing as an also is charged with sale of the into affairs and ES j roade scores of in the j Tj S minister to z- at ths 5 fuS COLUMBUS STORE fl J 3 4 next wav SHIP IN DISTRESS der which is most Willow Par true when you ja distress all vour time j critical condition at 46.23 Jere's logic ia fire teas cau there Firemen battled hours sub- due the fiames and were attracted But the fre was into the Sons Implore Judge to Imprison Mothers Feb. jj managed two jj after Judge John to send mothers to them of old Johnny der led the of e Joanny thv judge thai hj iss her fame wth Mrs er of three was the boy mv were sad because mother send her to jail so she win be After to the cf Jls er to a and calling the sentenced der to a SIO fire In a of- was sentenced to z Ker three 13: 9. end Joe. 4. said they could 1 get along with the LOVER HELD BOND to su was lynched oy 15-yearila white girl called ms a jriest he 115 es my best to ije Ks so charge me The of and at last week aroused considerable in the j treo Bear the Irvine deatn to have confessed tbe s victim was stabbed was from on W. E who had o- murder connection with fi him Et la tie death of Paul r t and Sate yesterday to tie Jury without fcr him altered of that j placed ca RITUAL DANCE for allegedly a PLANES CARRY FOOD Feb I ol Lake Erie kisses are faced with acute food arid fuel shortages due to ice It here iThe have to assist them la the struggle against from this city make cy Charles Js sen and Gleca be held for the j i grand j T TSer were Seld en charges of j jve Mrs Mildred in the bant the two young men Without tse roboers culled guns from cost pointed them at tae ana dered them to a rear steed guard over -as men KI aa opea doorway main room asd the tie otter slipped tsa i scooped ua eZ tie f ths and then sges cf from the vault TIMES Siat Feb ths new the tired fees of 300 the couple ed to of drums their B- la with j crossword puzzles a theft of C Boston's car cognizes this allegedly used to j e-g that it among Its beaten by hands that for three Save the to the god of DEATH SENTENCE 1 in the Joh chief of police of Me of RAIN OR SNOW 1. Cloudy 5.-tii light rain ta north easi portions warmer east south v 1  

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