Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - June 19, 1931, Zanesville, Ohio Prints the News THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Tells the Truth VOL No 44 FRIDAY JUNE 1931 THREE CENTS CRISIS REACHED AS RIVAL MINE UNIONS LINE UP IN FIELD HAITIAN TO BY U S TROOPS Fear Opposing Picket Lines Will Get Into Open Fight Over Issue Solon's Daughter Elopes St June a sharp skirmish today between com pany mine guards and striking ere at the mine in son the guards repelled the pickets with tear gas and clubs and arrested nine men A dozen men were slightly but there no serious injuries Chief interest in the strike tion in Belmont county centered on tht Provident near here which was being picketed by the en- emy groups ol strikers The United Minr Workers called a strike of Its at the dent mine Trip tional Miners radical which Inaugurated the current strike In this been picketing the mine for the last tuo As a two picket one on each side or the were on duty The mine closed down last night as a result of the second strike The U M W strike resulted Irom th announcement ot Ezra Van Horn GIRL SEEMED IN FINE DAY OF Trace Her Actions Up to Afternoon BULLET IV June in- of an earh solution of the of Starr death were today by De- Inspector H- R King of county He announced he was working on if will a definite break in the case and will solve by the U p J June Starr have been Traced TO within 10 hours of her police announced as Dis- Attorney N Edwards pre- pared to lay additional evidence of baffling case before the Nassau grand Jury while there have been many cations tne beautiful Greenwich girl taken ter own that de- of the past 24 hours had strengthened his nt belief she met death by Authorities aLbo have ed an increasing Interest In the actions of Elizabeth Tucker who prefers to be called over the week-end in which her Starr met death The mystery of weekend in deepened with the revelation of Inspector Harold R Ring that he is seeking several telegrams he be- were received by the girl and signed only with the initial King refused to reveal what connection this may have with the case Another development was the dis- closure by Mrs Baxr of mont N that a friend whom lice described only as saw talked with Starr between and 3 o'clock on the afternoon of her in Grand Central station have the time of the girl's death as either Friday night or early of president of the Clark -j son Coal Co operators of the that he would no with either union Citizen and merchants of St today sent a petition to Van Horn asking that he reconsider his decision The Provident mine Is one or the largest In this vicinity and its suspension means serious loss of business A brief disturbance ers and three mine guards occurred j last night in the village of Maynard I The mine who are also I cial were chased out of the village and their auto windows ed The strikers declared the three were intoxicated Seven more arrests were made today by Members ot the National those be charged with dis- tributing literature in violation of the Ohio criminal syndicalism act Sheriff Howard Duff of Belmont and Major John A- Blount ol the Ohio national representing Gov George and Adjutant General were on the scene to observe conditions Opinion in the vicinity had It that the con- picket lines could not be 15 INDICTMENTS RETURNED BY GRAND JURY IN FINAL REPORT Watt M Barnett Held For Misapplication of Funds maintained for long combat without open lv 48 hours before round washed up on long Beach her body was the of Tills police described Miss as being in a cheerful and apparently nappy frame of mind Stanley E trip girl's had told police tha t his daughter was reeling in the best or spirits she left home that and his corroboration by this new police lends credence to the murder theory still clings to ths murder and when he returned hocie last night alter a day of questioning at he said he waa strongly under impression authorities scared his views has given to a theory in view of a letter Dr G Jameson Carr ship's doctor ol the Cunard liner is said to have received and which he bringing hare aboard the liner ronia The ship is expected to doct Boston on Sunday The leUer is John Saxton national represents IVB of the M W and John Cinque chairman of the same announced they had reached an agreement with Thomas glove of the Pursglove Mining Co operating the Big Five mine at lor recognition of the U W a tentative appointment of a union check as pending further conferences between the union and the operators The U M W today emulated tne action of their non-conformist ren when they sent a committee six representing the older to Columbus to ask Gov George White to call a conference of operators and union officials in the Ohio field in an attempt to bring to the The situation in Belmont and ferson counties today had reached what uas regarded here as a crisis The U M- W held a series of meetings simultaneously with called by the N M but there nas no serious conflict It made bv officiate of tire U M that did not recognize strikes which the newer union called days ago and has crippled handicapped Ohio SkirmisHes between pickets of the radical union and sheriff's deputies and mine guards were reported over the entire area One man was in Martins Ferry hospital as the result of one such encounter near there and a deputy sheriff was in the same hospital as the result of what Sheriff Durl said was an shooting Meanwhile Major and iff continued investigation into the circumstances surrounding the theft of cases of dynamite con- 50 sticks stolen late from a construction camp Of the state highway department THOUGHT VICTIM OF HIS OWN PLOT Cleveland June 19 bardo a convicted still operator who was paroled nine days ago from the was killed early day when a terrific explosion leveled a two story house Lombardo in another house near the scene of the blast Detectives are working on a theory that barrio himself applied the that It didn't take Miss Justine of Congressman Robert of to begin her career after graduating from American at D C She eloped with a of Gedrge Washington and It's as Mrs Casiles A that she is pictured here with her husband after the marriage in Va HUNG BY FINGERS TO STORY WINDOW Driven Out On Ledge By Rescued Just in Nick of Time As Strength Giving Out June fingers and one side painfully scorched Walter H cued today after clinging for 20 utes to a window ledge Held For Jury to Reconsider ri o June indictments charging the Dery of three members or the Bowman gang which terrorised southern and eastern remained Jn Jail here today while authorities considered the possibility of murder set off tbe explosion and Urn of his own plot a for the alleged ac said More than persons living in the ran to the streets when the occurred Pieces of flaming wreckage were hurled of feet and windows In houses a block away were shattered body of the buried un- der piles of smouldering debris was not found until and and Hon artl alleged leaders of the and Lyle were In- in the of the Citizens bank at which resulted in their cap- indicted In the looting of a at near some time iigo The grand Jury will reconvene next Wednesday to consider evidence in the deatn of Louis Schneck who died at Cincinnati after being thot during me invasion deatn was due to pneumonia physicians by sheet and confinement due to his Authorities do not know they can press murder charges against the trio inasmuch as the bullet was during a gun battle which detectives been at the scene fox Indicating en intention Starr to commit suicide within 24 urs of its dispatch on June more than mi hour Police were told that Mr and dl Gaetano and their rho lived in the house were in Chicago Battalion Fire William was walking in the back yard he SAW an arm protruding from the debris up a section of firemen found the SECRET AND QUESTION OF SALES IN DISPUTE a 10 and linable to locate hia wire Rose Neither they ruto kept in a County Prosecutor Ray U RUTH NICHOLS TO to the secret contract rr MVS ne hid Ohio written DELAY SOLO TRIP New York June Stan off Miss Ruth flight to Harbor ww today in N first ol her or the city flight the until next week S of to ber The -are In sections in connection with dit depredations ARREST GIRL FOR QUESTIONING IN QUARRY MURDER June 19 second ar- rest in quarry murder case made today when County Investigator O J Roush took into custody cella Schlegel IT a Iriend or Wooas whose mutilated body found in the quarry pond a held lor In regard to a quarrel to have while fire raged through his exclusive North Side apartment couldn't have lasted another said a wealthy plastering contractor and former member of the school board was alone in the he said wife imd children were in the country After I awoke coughing and ing from smote ran from the bedroom toward the front of the hut was back by flames Then I ed to another but was cvt also The it of lire with the ex- ception of my I ran but the swept in after me and 1 to the taen into finally tad to drop over the clinging by linger tipe leaped the window at me My fingers became stiff and blistered I heard fire engines below and knew help waa but w I couldn't hang on until It got there thousand thoughts raced through my but wasn't a thing I could do to help myself it seemed became so hot I thought I must drop and risk ing to catch a new hold on the window ledge me Just they the smoke seemed to and a moment later the fireman dragged me to Fire Chief A G Brandt estimated the damage to Brandenburg's apartment was about Watt M president of the recently closed State Security named in four Indictments re- turned following the vened session of the April grand Jury The true bills charged embezzlement and ment and misapplication of funds The third indictment contained while the fourth ed nine counts The various In the Included in tHe In- deals solely with and not with actual money on at the It Ls Barnett voluntarily reported to Sheriff William Curtis early day afternoon Efforts were made by the defendant to furnish the sum of which has not announced bv Common Pleas Judge c F Rible The jury returned fifteen ments In all Aside from against one other was secretly re- turned and the person involved not be made known until taken into custody It understood this in- has no connection with the Barnett charges The ten known indictments w returned against the vid concealed Mike carrying con- Robert attempted non- Amanda receiving stolen Jackson glary and Everett burglary and Carl McDonald operating motor vehicle without er's Sumner Van ing an and Clover burglary and larceny Eighty persons were called upon to testify before the grand Jury in its secret probe Ten Indictments were ignored Prosecutor NAUTILUS LOSES MO RE EQUIPMENT 0 N VOYAGE 19 tered and disabled in tho submarine Nautilus in which ex- Hubert proposes to reach the North Pole now has had its bridge and periscope swept The battleship towed the Nautilus until she got one motor reported to the that it was keeping In dose touch with tbe report reports very sea presented all cases to the ial he Jury began its deliberations last having been for the purpose of ing bond entanglements at State curity me personnel ol me grand jury Louis Cleo Schneider B- Chester C Helen G Varner maker C K Brooks Cyrus Alice Dora K K and Richard Miller INT EV JS APPLE Chicago Bureau The two men behind the scenes who directed squads that obtained evidence resulting in the indictment of Al Capone and Ills Chicago gang axe shown here Above is Robert E acting collector of internal whose agents charge Capone vith to report of his income for fUe years Below Is E in charge of prohibition agents who found evidence 5000 liquor violations QUITS AFTER APPROVAL T Economy Wave Did Not Last Long with ship roiling heavily Nautilus has lost bridge and periscope Can nothing Sealed up out running lights in searchlight Wyoming keeps frequent radio course and as PROPOSED BOOST OF FREIGHT RATES IS BEING OPPOSED Nature Cooperates With Community Chest THOMAS Besides her productive farces in behalf of the gardens of Nature is Just as busy in neighborhood and to as- sist the community agencies In caring for the of wort beyond the summer season into the fall and winter The apple promises to the star part in this benefit not only because it will outnumber any of the other but also because it is a hunger killer of a high order And It not only tickles food Most crops pass through a of perilous until the very day of but It is hardly thinkable that anything serious can befall guzn county apples between now and The apple that or is ready be plucked from the is in prime June eral mora than for the operation of the state government during 1931 and 1932 had cleared its flirt legislative hurdle today and the had returned to their homes for is probably the last recess c adjournment The house passed tne ly after 11 p m Friday It bad been debated for more than nine hours The final after all had been was 98 to 10 The will come before the senate week As br the carries in appropriations from general revenue funds and from special including revenues for highway re- pair and and various ro- tary funds derived from special The total appropriations by the finance committee increased approximately 000 by the house by amendments Despite the placed on the necessity strict economy and the elimination of tne first Trapped Capone Treaty Since President Asked To Act Quickly Port An Haiti June Tho legislative adopted a report today declaring the treaty with the United States to have been non-existent since 1926 A message was sent to dent Vincent asking Im- mediate steps be taken through regular channels to put a stop to the of the republic by the United states The report said the presence of American military forces is sarily vexing and dangerous since the election of a stable government convention signed Sept expired May the report IN mm ARE Sizzling Heat Sweeps the Entire Country June 19 With still officially two days the country was gripped today by a heat wave which had at sent temperatures ing to record and threatened in some sections to damage crops unless there was quick relief Forecasters agreed the would not before except possibly along the Atlantic and no real relief was promised ier than tomorrow N Temperatures above 90 prevailed yesterday throughout most at the western Half of th e United States and at least two Phoenix and Amarillo the mercury climbed to the 100 or higher In a maximum ture of 90 degrees was reached It vras the hottest it had been this year and only one degree lower than the record for June 18 At least two deaths Mere at- to the heat By both victims were ers L- fell from 3 at Denton and was and the Henry fell while a house in Oak IIL feU by heat and that was due heart aggravated by the sudden Temperatures of 90 or higher were general through west and midwest states In many ngp m the was to increase its total farmers said that unless there was immediate relief crops would suffer seriously Most ions have had sufficient but it was crops could den changes like at the mercury Jumped 30 de- In hours In the Minnesota and around dry parching winds accompanied the heat wave was the hottest place in the country yesterday with a mum of 104 degrees next with 100 Some other places with of over were- HI Springfield Ill 96 Davenport la St Louis 94 and Sioux 94 said additional met of May la null and be non existent The should act diligently In name of the republic to suspend aa soon possible the effects of the convention and the American military IT the senate the it will go to the president for final action He can withhold indefinitely if he chooses Haiti has a population of more than negroes Haiti and Santo Domingo Jointly occupy a large ialand in between Cuba Porto Rico Haiti has had a long and f After a- revolution and massacre liv the states marines ed and have been there since A treaty became effective tho next year under which the United States agreed to assist in the of OIL orderly government and control of the against the ines late in 1929 some of them were killed President Hoover sent a commission headed by Cameron Fortws to and it mended ending supervision as soon as the political situation war rants It CITY SEEKING TO PLACE ON E Noted Fliers May Stop Here in July will seek a place on the route of the national air which will crocs this section of the country early in it was announced tc day by C manager of the Chamber of The aviation committee of the chamber has been assigned to taie charge of efforts to bring the noted fliers to this city Many the nation's foremost aviators skips in the which Is due to reach on July 8 The alt annually one of outstanding for commercial aeronautic is scheduled to pass every city fn tion of rapidly growing place in it is thought that sponsors of the tour prevailed upon to make municipal landing Ueld on LUNATIC ROAMS CHICAGO STREETS AND POLICE BUSY Chicago June from jail through the error of a newly aviation director Hep Earl Jonnson Lake who uses a In traveling between his and the sponsored the which Included for the plane and lar its maintenance anl including gasoline After the airplane the house offset the budget in- Torn to Fifteen state for human H coustant questioning Saturday Roush was informed tumi Schlegel had made statements tlye Indicating sbe vsi she to Tbe girl was questions briefly Ur her arrest and taken to the county Jill to be iced later in the day May kept company wits men and in 15 There is no product of soil that the average child eats with greater TLe with half a dozen Turn to Pape STORY OF TOLD BY TEXAS officially as a roamed at large today while police deployed in search of him and stood guard over the home oT tae he once almost beat to death The man Michael 44 was released Tuesday from the county but it not made public day that he was free TOS arrested March 26 alter beating his wife unconscious with a millet He turned over to the tors pronounced him a lunatic Upon the report of the clinic R Far this rtty pess in mces and special which lead across on one occasion has been ed a on a regular race nJe Two years ago the Ohio air brought planes into field for but the it is pointed out city presents an Ideal location for an stop An overnight atop be made at J Wheeling on June continuing ward city on the -1 ing day Tne tour will from on July 4 and then continue ta Kcw York Prom the planes fly back toward Wheeling two captain Ray Collins is general manager of the and Storey Is radio announcer Included in the great air armada are 30 planes containing entries axia 10 cralt of- this June Juat four men stripped B P Brown of ols clothing and him by a new rope from z chandelier over of the North Dallas In many shippers are tlie interstate sets date lor hearings on the proposed of romds already are arriving in REVOKE SUSPENSION June today relumed the request members of the tax sion that he countermand his order to suspend J C chler of Use numbers On sid by the R statement Railway that than a j third ost tax division was asked a remained a day tlie worse Tec his was unable to give E O the for by officers wno sought to leam a criminal charges against him toe understanding they be re- instated hfr again become saae A appointed court clerk who not familiar with routine sent order lor release to the county but waited a hair hour to the Intended accompanying order him to an asylum the second order had been f reed and The aviation committee tf ville Chamber or Commerce R by Frederic J Grunt who ex- to up to bring airmen together with those en- tering the national cross-country air to be later Those In red certain at one of the major air eventa will be brought to ana arc pre- pared to offer every inducement to the niem HUGE SPAN DROPS INTO RIVER WITH FIFTEEN WORKMEN June A Toot span of a bridge cause oT to certify i origin of a aeries of by collection of UM- from a minister of toe quarry tor tbe body Sollne Oil Tbe two u the todar net in in 1 of ti 36.73 cents out off dollar the from Jersey to START SUNDAY ON COPENHAGEN Wiry regular parlor One note addressed to Marier or out did not vour The shield toe HONDURAS REBELS i STILL June re- Tbe ported today miter iear broke loose and carrying 15 men amidst toe resultant that had been killed aad an equal number Workmen said a steel lorm m tbe 35 net into the About 15 men vere on the it according to Hail off them s off maf l JA on like carrr to r at city a home hr bought when to JURY DEADLOCKED Tht wr to Ior OX the battle diy aud for Floyd trul of AND MAN INJURED N C June rirr tike thr 3001 check Captain ric in to thr coal cJ REPRIMAND HER CONTINUES HOP for Dr Jro at a m to Putnam or in to At Uils of Tor at next cm of to oa mj part i is to be exempted from was a Or FERS MEDIATORS TCl IT D- hare 1 J If aot EJ to Jind In can be A yearly j FAIRMONT SEEKS T0 DISMISS CLAIM suicide j coal tn filed j off ibe of Ohio coel irUl to to in in tbe lake cargo rate -In Jty Uar and Use to West and Virginia it w one of or WARMER tod ao in co
