Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - October 20, 1931, Zanesville, Ohio I H Prints the News THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL the Truth VOL. No. 148 0., TUESDAY OCT. THREE CENTS HUNT WOMAN ACCUSED OF BRUTALLY KILLING TWO OTHERS GOVERNOR WHITE ISSUES PROCLAMATION FOR OHIO'S TRIBUTE TO EDISON Brother Says She Did It and Stuffed Bodies in Luggage As Found Oct. of. corpse were found distributed in the women found jammed Into two three pieces of The body of trunks and a suit case at a railroad I Mrs. who roomed with Miss station here set police today on the I who had been her of a murder mystery in which earlier In Alaska was not it there figured a Bullets apparently woman of and perhaps Jealous I Authorities trailed two women on The authorities had tracers for j a train bound for Phoenix the detention of Mrs. Winnie Ruth j but when the train arrived at the 27-year-old wife of a Los i they found no trace of the Dr. William Hoover Addresses Thousands at Yorktown Mrs. Judd was route to Ariz. believed en That she might prove a valuable solving the killing of 20-year- Hedvig an invalid and 35-year-old Mrs. a nurse friend of Miss was deduced from a story Mrs. brother told a According to the the D. J. McKinnell said Mrs. Judd had him she killed the a good The had been done in according to tion the authorities quickly gleaned niter they found the bloody baggage here The body of Miss Samuelson had been and it quite Parts of the DIES TRYING TO SHOOT WAY OUT New Oct. policeman's that spotted a man wanted in the killing of a liaU resulted today In death of a gang the capture of a ctl and serious wounds for three detectives in a sensational gunfight with three men trapped in a ing One other who shot and tered his way out of the trap with his still was at The dead gangster was Eurico wanted since 1928 for the murder of Patrolman Jeremiah The wounded Guido 27. James De 39, and Edward 43. Patrolman John P. had known but Battaglia did not know the saw Battaglia enter a house with two other He tele- phoned for and went to the ond floor of the four-story stone rooming while and Ferrari waited at the foot of the The landlady screamed a to and ids A pistol in each he fan out of a second-floor rear His bullets brought down Willi and Ferrari ran up the stairs after the fell as bullet pierced his After TJe ran firing as he climbed the Five bullets from pistol and Battaglia rolled down the Meantime they had held her brother and obtained from him what they claimed her SICTY had killed ihe a 20-year-old was questioned for hours before this alleged statement was obtained from FORGOT PRAYERS HE WAS SO BUSY INSPECTING CHAIR What the mentioned by McKinnell may have been could only be for he had not re- anything The only clues the had were that the two dead women had been neighbors of Mrs. Judd in according to their information Mrs. Judd and Mrs. Leroi had been em- ployed in the same clinic in Evidence tended to indicate that Mrs. Judd had shipped the baggage day night from for Los An- geles and perhaps had followed it in according to the expressed the hope that his sister would get adding he wished he could give her money to aid in Mrs. Judd's husband told the upon that his wife had seemed friendly with the two dead women but had a rible though he doubted she was Involved In any Kinnell supported the doctor's word concerning Mrs. Judd's wouldn't say she was he was quoted as she has an Insane Her letters lately had been he When he asked Judd if he knew anything to be wrong with Mrs. Judd refused to ad- mit he knew of any Kinnell was quoted as j Police said McKinnell told his sister telephoned him yesterday and asked him to accompany her to the told me she wanted to pick two trunks there and to take them out and dump them In the authorities quoted the youth as When she couldn't get the trunks at the he drove her downtown and let her out of the he told thing I hate moat about McKinnell to that it will kill my she finds out about it. She is an invalid as it is. for my I hope she gets I wish I had 3500 to give McKinnell said he was a senior at the University of Southern California and that he lived In Santa Dr. Judd said he knew the slain women and that with his he lived near them in j were friends of my j he I don't believe she could have done such a thing to The with its gruesome was not found until six hours after the trunks were In addition to part of one it Turn to Page Two BOTH FRANCE REFUSE TO PUT TROOPS IN MANCHURIA Japan Withdraws Protest Against U. S. at League Meet Thrice a Bride 1931, NEA Inc. Transmitted by Marking the 150th anniversary of the surrender of Lord to General Washington at President Hoover is seen here in his address urging the nation to have strength and Seated in the front row are General Henri Petal French World War and General John J. Oct. 33. stolid Polish was so interested in the mechanism of the electric chair that he died early forgetting to say his j T CM AM V I CI T Witnesses assembled in the death j Vl 11 VI iM 1 house at state prison were astonished when the condemned man smiled pleasantly at them and then Inter- inspected the electrodes and other of the lethal doomed to death for dering an elderly couple with a was to have repeated prayers in tho death room after the Rev. Ralph FORMER HUSBAND TO WIFE'S HOME Had To Prove Claims Oct. in vicinity will do their road work by daylight Two training for were jogging along a road near the Grafton state prison farm by Farmers in the locality jumped at They telephoned the prison that two escaped con- victs had shed their uniforms and were away in their un- Guards at the prison Jumped into an Armed to the teeth and with the siren screaming they sped down the road and overtook the Both were you don't think I'm a pleaded one of the at my cauliflower They were BANK CASHIER SHOT BY CRAZED BANDITS One of Also Taken and ier Slain When He Refused More Oct. bank one of the troops into Manchuria and the government HOOVER'S REVIEW NAVY MAY CHANGE BUDGET CUT PLAN Oct. 20. President Hoover returned to the white House at a. today from his end visit to the Oct. Hoover here from the Arkansas He ed once to Washington by President Hoover brought back today a new impression of the navy which may have a bearing on the current budget Three nights at sea and his dual review of the destroyer and scouting fleets in York river yesterday gave him an impressive knowledge of the navy He mingled continuously with high including Secretary of Navy who Joined the ship at I Yorktown last While the budget may not have been all members of the president's party were impressed by the great navy prison but he spoke not a Four heavy shocks were required to kill Mr. in effecting his Oct. 64. Umy ordered slashed from the navy's val officials sought to lessen this and the matter is being ed by Budget Director Roop and a budget officer of the navy Undoubtedly the president's week end trip will result in further conferences between Mr. Hoover and THEFT OF Late Tuesday afternoon police and j detectives questioning Daniel B. 04. relative to the of a large quantity of from Pennsylvania platform a few days ago the i may about the ar- rest other men implicated ii was arrested at o'clock i nt the Pennsylvania by i fives and Warner and B. O. William H. today after going to the home of his former ing the night and allegedly breaking down a door and smashing furniture with an Danner was shot by Roy his according to when he aroused the home of his divorced threatening her i and Allerding with j The couple was divorced about a held that Allerding was instrumental nd a. m. to i force j Allerding shot through a door at j the infuriated the bullet inq his according to a cor- i not 1 iin turning his wife against him and r 11 K went to the about 1 i i iv cashier was slain by three crazed bandits today and one of their com- panions was killed as they fled from the Kraft State bank after a hold The dead were James ant cashier and a tentatively identified as A dozen customers and officials a nit employes of the bank were by the violence of two of the A crowd of approximately 50 sons gathered in the street outside the bank was held at bay by a third bandit who wielded a machine The bandits looted the ers of the cages and the Apparently they believed there was more money One of the bandits stood over young Kraft and more told them there wasn't any retorted the Kraft denied it. The bandit then pulled the shooting Kraft through the shoulder and side with a calibre The other bandit seized Mrs. A- W. HOLDS MAN ON LIQUOR CHARGE Morgan county authorities have confiscated their first automobile lowing a liquor Searching for whiskey Monday on a farm in township several miles east of Sheriff Lewis Adrean and Deputy V. A. Van Horn ran across a parked automobile bearing identification on the tire cover which indicated its owner was from New The a light was searched and six gallons of alleged whiskey were whereupon the officers arrested Albert 25, the His home is at New and the using her for a shield against the made their way to their motor car where one of them was killed by The third with short bursts of has both France and Britan to send been informed Kenkichi Japan's at the League of Nations council in told cabinet here the information given him by Aristide Briand of i president of the Direct negotiations by China and Japan leading to settlement of their i troubles in Manchuria appeared step nearer Japan's demands for direct ment which she insists must be cented before she will troops in Manchuria were being pre- pared by Foreign Minister Baron And official reports from the ton government were that a new for- eign minister was prepared to open direct The government received tion from the Japanese consul at Canton that Eugene foreign minister of the Canton informed the consul he was ing C. T. Wang as Chinese foreign minister and would be prepared for direct If the report is it means that Canton and Nanking have called off preparations for civil war to cooperate in the Manchurian Of- un- ASKS STATE TO OBSERVE HOUR OF LAST RITES ON WEDNESDAY People of Ohio Will Bow in Respect to Native Son THREE MEN AND WOMEN HELD AS ROBBER SUSPECTS W. Oct. two of whom were said to be wanted on charges of robbery in per were in police custody here Tbe four captured in a on an apartment here day night are Lewis 30, of James 30, of Harry M. 34, of and Doris 23, of Mich. Another woman was said to be un- der arrest in but would not disclose Another man was sought explosives and thousands of dollars worth of merchandise was found in the raided The raiding party Included Chief of Police L. E. of Upper Sheriff L. of Wyandot and Chief of Police Ben of An arsenal containing a sawed-off three 200 sticks of 50 dynamite caps and a bottle of was Other articles taken were two large 12 traveling 15 30 fountain 200 pairs of women's 20 men's women's clothing and Two electric drills and an ment of screw soap and fuses also were The Ohio officers said Short and Myers were wanted in connection with two drug store robberies at Upper Although most of the here withheld comment til receiving confirmation of the re- port from capital of the Nationalists government of President Chiang to charges of possessing and trans- jc porting He was released on j 1 1 16-YEAR-OLD Sheriff Adrean said today that he had long suspected liquor operations j adjoining j and Detroit A N GETS PROVISIONAL JOB WITH STATE Withdraw Protest Oct. diplomatic drama ended happily last night when Ambassador of Japan brought Secretary of State Stimson from the Tokio foreign office that no longer opposed American representation on the league council at message meant that Prentiss American at could continue his efforts in the league council to bring peace to Japan and China without feeling that he was an But it meant It meant that the Japanese ambassador in Washington had taken a long There Is drama in diplomacy as well On a concealed for nearly a had been the central figure in a tbe ing of which not be He had staked his reputation on his Tokio believed Gilbert had right in the league Turn to Page Two Oct. White in a proclamation today called upon people of Ohio to pay tribute to the life and ments of Thomas A. Edison day when the funeral for the inventor is to be The governor urged that citizens lay aside their ordinary pursuits be- tween and 4 p. that flags on public buildings be flown at staff and that public schools conduct special exercises commemorating his life and In addition to the governor suggested that as soon as possible appropriate services be held in the churches of the and that all clubs and civic organizations pay ilar The governor's ad- dressed to the people of read in Alva Edison is without king without minister without first citizen of tho 11 11 I T O r in our beloved Is I H. 1 Li Iv U 1 H Bitting that Ohio shall claim him as Harold Newark Is returned to Zanesville Tuesday afternoon by Chief of Police Joseph D. and Patrolman Hay after his arrest in Monday evening when he was found in session of automobile from this Roberts was arrested for Zanesville For the third Eleanor grand is a This time the man in Major Charles wealthy Miss Painter has besn a favorite in and New York for STOLEN MACHINE FOUND ON MONDAY police when he was found in session of a Chevrolet coupe bearing license No. which was stolen from Lloyd D. Zane station Monday The automobile had been left on South Fifth Another instance of necessity of furnishing the police department with at least one new police car Was no- Tuesday morning when Chief Petet was forced to return home and use his own for the trip to for his valley has been and that his remains shall have eventually a final resting place in our bow our heads to we stand awestricken in the presence of superhuman achievement and Tet achievement and human accomplishment must yield in the end to the summons of Almighty with tbe rest of the Ohio mourns the passing ol her tive Many at Bier West N. Oct. to whose progress comfort efficiency Thomas Alva today the AWAIT CALL FOR NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEET Oct. A call for the Republican national committee to meet here probably 15 Is to be issued within a few days by tor Simeon chairman EDAM Although the officers the farm near where Dishon was of they were unable to find past commander of the ny evidence of can Legion of Morgan was I Confiscation of car marks i provisionally named second assistant Burns sustained Friday were fatal the first time that Morgan county i state purchasing with i SUFFERED was Tuesday morning to Miss Lura officers have taken a machine ta 16-year-old high school contraband an at the home of her Mr. fnd Prea ncar A T H P P rieu f A 1 11 Ei ly She suffered burns about the facs T UV body in -n of I I UU which she on n Surviving the WHO Hnd one f f and her W. S. Oct. of of i Joe 45. and his F services Ralph 20. Lore was 23 Commented on the secluded i o'clock Thursday afternoon at tl at the same time for train i llves tne and todav Burial be at Rich He was taken off n Baltimore in horrified tones cf men's i i police believed the boy killed his 1 1 f KIM A I i then hanged A A OH i A bakery driver knocked There i j Police believed the boy killed his then hanged A bakery driver knocked There was no He opened a door j F the older man dead on the Aboard SS De Oct. Oct. 20 The U. S. S. Akron her last inspection kitchen two bullet wounds in j The He Ds carrying Premier j vital The driver Pierre Laval arid a distinguished around In the basement senger list to New has been j quarters at pending the 1 outcome of the civil service Uon on according to word received in Zanesville The result of the civil service tests will not be known for a week or 10 The recent resignation by reason of ill health of Fred W. who was appointed first sistant purchasing agent by cr brought about the change the department and the naming farmer and business man was Or as second The fcy L. B. president of the jef t vacant by Morrison's Farm before the farm nation was filled by promotion of the conference of the Ohio district second and the job of Kiwanis convention here i assistant purchasing agent placed In the interest of better under civil conditions for both he has been active in to the business men to politics in Morgan keener interest in tho farmer's prominent in the American FINAL TRIBUTE OF PUBLIC TO MEMORY CLEVELAND MAN Oct. general public Wednesday morning will pay last respects to Samuel and Doors of Trinity cathedral will be open to the public from 9 a. m. til p. m. The Mather family ex- that due to the limited size of the cathedral the funeral services at p. m. will be The coffin Is to be closed before it is taken from Mr. Mather's home in Bratenahl It will not be opened in the Services will consist merely of the formal Episcopal church which will be conducted by Bishop Warren Lincoln Rogers of O. There will be no sermon or eu- logy of the City council unanimously adopted a resolution of tribute and ence last night com- has lost one of its most out- i tional Hoover has made his decision by j Senator Fess will retire when the president is ready to He took the on a temporary Mark L. new an national committeeman from and Henry M. Los Angeles are under Mr. Hoover's troubles with his national particularly with Claudius have made him cautious this The national committee meeting will signalize tho official opening of sought a tribute commensurate his As thousands ol persons past the bier today lor a look at the wrinkled plans were to switch off every electric light In the state ol Hew Jersey for one minute tomorrow night In memory of their In New York Mayor James J. er was expected to call for a of bulbs on gay well as other city for Detroit planned to stop street cars and buses and municipal for a minute and Washington two preparations for the campaign to re- elect president The meeting will decide where the 1932 national convention is to be Cleveland and Chicago are regarded as leading Finances will be an important Flags throughout New Jersey and in New York were flown at half mast They will remain lowered until after the funeral Plans for the funeral have not been except for the information it will be private and will be at the Edison home at tomorrow after- will be at the East Later the body may be taken to Edison's It is expected the officiating ister will be the Stephen pastor of the Methodist pal church at an old friend of Edison's former gathered the eyes of her builders the son's lifeless body hung from a the scene of a big jewel navy here awaited A pistol lay damp Mrs. R. J. ol acceptance cf the beneath R. reported to ship's officers that lived there five she been robbed of in no one seemed from her She now They had left the jewels in an unlocked while absent from her lice could find no Indication of 1 The purser wirelessed to New York very inspect the metal frame neighbors sai nets giving the gas j to know any coils a. final over before j were corporation declared i Police iho thip ready for I relatives who could be If the inspection is the acceptance made and weather are the from municipal airport j ROBBERY ATTEMPT A COUNTY day for the trip to present the farmer's dollar in He was for- worth only 57 cents in industrial assistant purchasing for Palmer He also Chandler Motor spoke in favor of partially supporting education by means of other property taxes as an aid to the MURDER RESULT OF and It was expected tives would meet tbe to when she reaches port. today as the motive behind j VALUATIONS DOWN the Ohio university has teen made by the i who had been beaten to John it was was reputedly wealthy j The new valuations force a DID J is a good time to i- on sweet girl's His ASKS BUSINESS TO TAKE INTEREST IN FARM PROBLEMS Oct. cf the social distance between and since Its He is well HARD WINTER MAY BE DUE Oct. early winter of unusual severity be BREAD LINES ARE OF RELIEF Oct. soup kitchens and other of relief were condemned by the president's unemployment as tive of the independence nnd respect of the Distribution of focci and should be private and with a to individual a adopted by the committee on r. of that the unemployment situation is a crisis requires the tive participation of all public private Tho committee refused to handle BELIEVE YOUTH SUFFERING FROM INFANT PARALYSIS County health authorities are con- Depression has hit party j at 8 a. m. in the library of his Some employes were dropped where his body lies amid at Republican national committee i the evidences ol his lifetime recently to reduce ex- j to pay their final Democrats have just ed a The public was to be admitted Twenty thousand persons ed the body yesterday and it is ex- that many more will do so The body will rest in state un- til 11 p. m. A guard of honor of old Edison employes stood at the head and foot of the bronze But absent the mourners today John in- and employe who had fronted today by a malady which j teeR associated with Edison fifty develop into infantile i death yesterday in his The case is that of a Glen Ridge home was believed boy named who resides hastened bv news of his employer s Two other one on ness relations arid the other on public were concurrently with the farm business standards and honest j from the business leaders were urged by ty 150 of bees on tbe Van manager of tiie near JL Business before the waxed up their several weeks cotton and wheat held by the federal farm on tbe ground that this was outside Its It did j oppose such measures; by regular relief Bread lines soup kitchens con- ducted as a form of advertising commercial organizations were as and committee said they be bv public I Fred C. of is chairman of the his parents at White Dr. T. health investigated the Tuesday and ordered the house i under The i will not be carded until the is positively Tne health commissioner said duv that although the child is school none of the school clren White Cottage had been ex- posed because the boy was kept from j classes before he contracted what j is believed to be infantile i The which Is more i lent in the spring end is not unusually uncommon in the and i wheel chair and crutches were to bo brought here today to be tho coffin in evidence of his SEEKING NEW I AIR Oct. j James Doolittle landed at a. 1C. 3. after a three-hour and flight He i enroute IN RECEIVERSHIP New Oct. Shubert Theaters lessee or operator of nearly 70 legitimate ters throughout the went into the hands of receivers The complaint was brought by a Chicago firm to which the owe Federal Judge Francis G. Caffey appointed the Irving Trust Co. and Leo Shubert as joint A document accompanying tbe complaint stated that the had liabilities of mostly secured by realty It was estimated complete ties are The Shuberts are said to have an investment of t OLDEST RESIDENT OF IS DEAD business relations Governor President ahead o' the usual two signs j District Governor A. A. beekeepers say Oct. and 25 minutes and at S. took off from the cap- for and Charles Milton hard j reputedly wealthy Ravenna 1st will be speakers at the governor's j jn the csAt 25 years the bees have j today was free j done three before on a writ ot rcM wave of 1911- i bv his 18. the winter of 1912-13. and In 1927-28. Oct. Patrick J. to be the oldest msn was dead today at the CHANGE STATION The venerable Irishman twice ELECTROCUTED Oct. working i attempt to block his ZEPPELIN ON Federal Judge Samuel K. took the case advisement following Oct. to its freight passenger station at Black Muskingum from agency to was of the public utilities com- mission by the Pennsylvania MANSLAUGHTER Oct. 19, went on trial here today on a charge of Ke was to have run down and killed 50, in his automobile ali taxing districts in the en wiring at the O. D. Mchrling i liam missing the aged man The city several went to the j take a 12 j voted for Lincoln and who retained interest in public affairs to the of his quietly while For years he at the old American House FAIR Fair tonight and slightly warmer in extreme south and extreme west portions frost in south v r
