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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - March 14, 1932, Zanesville, Ohio                                THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL NO. 273 MONDAY MAR. 14, 1932 THREE CENTO NOTE WITH BODILY HARM ETS MEET DEFEA T FIRST TEST VOTE IN HOUSE ON PROHIBITION ISSUE COLONEL H h ME THAT LEFT PC Close to Family Reveals Startling Information pencil N h H. A i the to SORII OF PROTEST GREETS POWER'S PROPOSAL hy oil as ridiculous and Incapable ot en- the new f. Power to regulate the handling and sale of Inflammable not likely to receive ell's support Such the belief following today that leading ull companies and service station inter- ests of the city will be represented a with be- fore the at which protests will be lodged And Im- practical phases of the new ordinance will he pointed out of it is declared that the ordinance would give the fire chief A power comparable to that of a while a clause giving the safety director right ol is i characterized as laughable In It declared today that enforcement at such un uance would reveal the local lire in constant violation and subject to heavy penalty under iu Among the local interests will have a part in the meeting with council tonight are the Sterling OU Maple Hill Service resenting Oil Cu the j Standard and Pure Oil and several independent Clifford Robert manager of the Sterling com- IB among the leaders in the while Roy V. ugh 1st interested Ui the defect or a ure he Ik obviously to lift Portions from the state tire code mid to 1 without a semblance of Several conferences have already held by interested said to be in a position to test council merely by members to the the measure in the form pre- The numbered for most by Fire it said 1 Among the features to v. most objection has been aroused aside the fire chief director almost unlimited are paragraphs that j to pell or must first toln a permission from the fire Such a ruling li without it Is According to tlie explanation ot those opposing the a person wishing to use naphtha for clearing purposes woud first be required a written the clause permitting peal from the fire chief to the ty director as a last ia held in be unheard of inasmuch as public may always find recourse 111, the common pleas and appellate United nent mid should tnat or toll did the actual uf Charles the nursery UKU tomorrow nicht United Press cannot on icr the accuracy of us to but lit nant is a man of high position to it new he ZANESVILLE PLAYS COUNT Y AKRON WEST HIGH AT 4 P. M. FRIDAY BRIDE REJECTS PROPOSAL oioi cm QF DIVORCE March pairings Will Let Work On Salt Creek Township Road Under IOT the ohio ncr tor m IOT inB basketball to here neit and 18 and 19. were made dav tegt out ir hA H the plan on comity oer County Engineer George R. as a means of saving It developed Monday voted and building o. l h as girl In Broadway dance while of culverts to be done by workmen un- KREUGER SUICIDE claimed The pairings for class A teams the time bids he ner millionaire father-in-law doing their share aiding had already been r this and that contract will be let late this i LONG AWAITED POLL SHOWS DRYS IN LEAD BY 227TO187 C. Ellis Moore Votes With Underwood Against FINANCIAL WORLD I Defiance vs. 3 p. m. vs. Akron 4 p. Akron East vs. p. Dayton Stivers vs. head cf the It was agreed that Co. Her husband Is Allan March it second 3 p. game vs ot nel and ax this were told not the to weie admonished o notify and were financiers moved today to prevent j fourth p. final exactly they were For j wide complications at p. of the nate th Of rvar The class B pairings 1 come to tne OI 1 p. mighty built on tiny vs. he note he written In matches had strengthened the Dayton 2 p. ell 011 in uu clal of 12 Stewart vs. Sugar p. m Legislation was passed to have work of grading the highway 30. she should be done by forced Young Carlisle has i with of men put his Irene I highest paid m Listing amons March today lott their to bring the before the house but the unexpected strength ol votes In the first clear cut test OD in twelve The house voted 337 to 191 spinet discharging the Judiciary committee I from consideration of The resolution called for to the states of an to the constitution in effect returning to tbe suites the control of the liquor Discharge of the committee have brought the resolution in the directly before the her The vote place to an HITLER to father's luxurious the entire 18th floor of the j County Commissioner W. R. and has established his bride of three i expressed himself in favor ot months in a furnished flat la the BUT that he dld not The bride claimed she bad chosen ITA the proposai to jct WOTk by a MA w her park avenue I v forced account but moderate rather j members of royalty and the richest of 4sry speeches and it- of she realizes minders thai this the ot I up and be 1 Dry m such they trom work START FINAL FILE March Paul Handwriting ing world Ostrander vs. North Von seeking reelection in the presidential POLICE GRAPPLING LAKE FOR THIRD DROWNING VICTIM March 14. Authorities today were for the last or None of the deed man's financial three boys who perished In who entered the case or business friends lough's lake here when they broke the elav have as through the Ice. A fourth a OII to see it tut been would they owes her life to the warning ed. according to the Moves to prevent such j of her lather to return to hours after the were taken In The dead are Everett 13. was said to be visibly where a government moratorium his 10, stepsons oil because the existence ot the was declared for the benefit of i Jesse and John Woods election but of of the script and dominant figure In the p. winner of in what may be the last battle of a i manner of believe It was immense Kreuger and Toll game vs. winner of second 1 glorious turned beck by n whose tinea himself his winner of bid for power Huge other than I pressed by world economic frame vs. winner of fourth 2 i it Latin The note his shoulders bowed by the weight final at 8 p. ed an imperfect knowledge of the responsibilities his i. There were thrust upon words and several m health was the immediate cause was the it while wholly on impulse when he was the police pollen right cf the Krister a business He showed the note to the and close said the effect i high officials to arrive the world crises on thinking better ot him to make the carefully Into his purse and Kreuger left a letter for further It. of for the building of Involved a Reno with the county road building force doing the W. T. president Galleries were crowded with and women sitting in the Defeat had been expected by the Only the moat optimistic wet leaders thought tbe She met young Carlisle In Mar. minority would to gainer Broadway dance where they perts estimate Americans will pay strength as it It UA but moderate WAD m accept a generous settlement ftM MJK sentiments of be- dance in lavor of the forced she the teamed as partners in a collegiate candidates Ing Von led his nearest ri- the da Adolf heads the account primarily as a They drove to Port N. to and grant additional last December and were with for competent and willing i a tail driver as best man and the preacher's wife as matron of i That night the bride returned to rm a Ithe dance toor for the evening's was else tween and the largest wet strength In the In income taxes by midnight tomor house since 1B1T, when tM amendment was 1MB. The paid by Individuals The wete aided will ewer the first materially number of ter of the calendar year 1931. dry who felt that will go Into the general fund for repeal fiscal year 1932. should be brought before the house A last minute rush to file returns a direct The house Is reported from all of Before has so close to voting Payments have been directly upon a repeal proposition OOO in i Inary final re fA 11 PI for me to she faan in any recent year and The Importance ol tne vote was ob- U 1 I ail ent to a party on Park avenue number of returns is vicus on thq floor and in the given by a group of debutantes The deficit March 10, u was preceded by brief but warm I J didn't want to stay all alone on 9 months and 10 days of debate in which only one of tbe wedding i current fiscal year which ends Representative Allan and 1 are together at 30. was The total March A haired baby resembling Charles A. turns showed but said by Colonel president had and New Jersey police not failed by 188.453! to be the missing gave this to win of 2.000 Inhabitants its absolute m a J j t exciting day in so a second j The baby was taken from two I'm not working any deficiency last year was less than half The was interrupted by When It came out that we were J that The treasury now applause when four women red Allan declared he would not I a deficit of atout voted with the have his wife dancing for a i for this fiscal They were Mrs. Florence J. was generally He and Tell and in the i 1C. brother of wlu be necessary in April be- j 1st couples giving the names of Mr. DEMOCRAT PARTY A study of treasury figures chows Mrs. the federal government has been op- 1 New r rt m I T V to cease discussing world's i slain with her escort and tlle two and Mrs. Homer Mitchell and Mr. Md WHIPS KALLY 1111 days after the The and interests into a stone quarry less than a Mrs. Richard traveling in at came official denial of Its reached from the workman's match i ago Turn to OHIO CHECK TRAIL IN LINDBERGH CASE March which caused surprise since existence of a note had been re- quite United Press informant read note only mid then In the ense excitement immediately discovery of the He that the note was and to ths He said D by H threat cf harm should e be told the ty would and to make ready a Chief C. A. Weingates of center cf the for The sum dutky today were to information pre- ate which The total vote Sunday was battered Dodge sedan with new and was rescued j NEW SALES TAX 14 Party crated during the past nine months at an average dally less Of The cause of this bad financial Is ture end decreased Expenditures to date Of Mary T. Mew and Mrs. Edith Speaker Garner dW not Bis name was not in accordance with the custom ot the 058.61 die greater than I rule provides that a speaker may Cast those cf the corresponding period of I his if he but be It roll C. B. Fussier leaped into the 37 660 377 out of sylvania license encrusted lake in a futile attempt to i brcke all captain Hubert Crawford of the I The election was Tennessee national guard called the the house the fiscal year 1931. Total ally is not expected to Lindbergh home and described the Democratic leaders were all sources has decreased March official standing of the Its distinguishing marks rebellious members into line from to call of Ohio delegation Ott preliminary final ln but one important respect sales tax feature ol the houss of representatives to of the mining Lindbergh the new Decreased i center the cold and the hours tile was frank After he grew help in solving the Lindbergh tho reached the opening in thr Sheriff Parker said he was ite the children had gone down Oil a tone declined to tell fcr me After repeated the nature of his Chief ne was to locate the he knew nothing of todies and apparently would have has received lurcher sone had it not been for thc News of the sheriffs came to the cf hls with a 1 when Prosecutor 8. Marcella a half-sister chei received a telegram from Colonel her H. Norman hend of woods coming toward the shore troopers to the tne started across the The ice wnen her father called to her to W. county your to has telephoned important in- formation relative to Lindbergh Wanted investigator sent from here You investigator to follow up Tlie state vour Parker surprised when the called him to his office nnd the sheriff he had font to B city to telephone his father wt by the Adolf i am as waj noticed by the leadership now seeks toj with a net For Hint i 4.971.079. Bm u j armer at miles th el confident that the op- cf are chiefly The triple occurred where the tourists position to the two and responsible for federal Saturday He notified cent tax is ready to collapse of Its In- and unite on an D A TTI r CT New represented or i Jouett executive O A I I JU C ana Toleda v pff in the ior tne the Turn to Page Two Tlic news that the of the Democratic national IT D SI IP Mr. II U K 1 v v v I C W A A T 14 I V FJ ll A 1 O Mrs. is privy to fiery tlic Henry to March N. an official and Justice of the United news inai me i or me national 4 had been found drew 1.000 j yesterday Injected the V f All Y pie to the Jail by 9 The baby party organization Into the was held in the Jail window for the j sales tax urging party I mj n Ohio and crowd to Then It was put bers to support this feature of the 1 I PI I The Ohio vote der the care of a trained nurse in the j i 13, against 8. sheriff's residence adjoining the Both Acting Chairman Crisp of the Aboard U. S. S. at Speaker Garner did not tote and The baby and Its it was j ways and means committee and Mar. dreadnaught West his position was not had been held four days in Leader expressed con- ltd the United battle a Virginia village on that the tax would be through calm seas In the path of trade LIFE TERM the child was the famous flier's jed by the winds bound for the Pacific 0; the Line Although attacking the coast In a war game of nnd of Rumors Mar. the cake rrt in tlie course of th les a fiom lind by ti in In ami lid 1011 tn has U. u IS REGAINING FORMER COAL TRADE The of jurist the newest the Will declared that wit the scouting ct In hrief hut 1m-' v MJ h hM hesitated to advise The giant battle line was states supreme court In rATE MONTH to vote for the flawed as much as a force of its Just after noon J VMS IjA 11 H and strict radio March the was maintained to keen famous leaders have of the i I h M i been hard work on the Republican 1 and Minority Once the blue faster hut leui a i States On March 22 tne E- jonn bid wati FOR KIDNAPERS March maximum penalty for today was asKed for 31, first man to i O. March nation's court attracted H current of th Engineering of persons to the thn adequate bukine for the published by wati will oia inc among hls imt want Professor M. E. J With a solution of this aid although Ohio coal the the Ambassador which all navy's fell off nearly five per cent in states nls Into will 30, with out around 5aid told him he would not with anyone except an m- the show rue lir's I'll assign faid will take part 1931, Ohio mines supplied a larger the nation's luel supply than Bv Ohio prod IK ers in recent yeErs of 1923. t hill hoc fnr to mo to to minor was held prisoner W the house several He was not 1 Officers found him on courtroom were more than c outside nnd tlie BETTMAN TO S In of the most n jn i per rent production In to the ii former who non 18 per cent. ft a Tim 3.7 per cent of thr TIKI ills with 4.8 prv cetit In 1930. thm hr 44 rent in 1929, and 3.J per it Colonel Inst In 1323. The chief left town Lite ty two men be- GOES ON t fcj TRIAL FOR MURDER March 21. Apache RO on trial today horded the murder of Columbia It war lie In Mansfirld to Detroit said to ty vith In n ftir of a Is IIT In STEAMER LOST IN BLINDING SQUALL c n ne ii i 14 rural unit bonts r TO DEATH trie Tll iir death of Miss last July a to her Turn the with whom shr lived and tribal It tier failure to these tribal her the is p. refused to has bren thr thar DAVIS TO RN FOR CONFERENCE ii 14 f H (I tne TO thr pnd THREE IN CRASH thr Of I. liter lie I- h ns thp TIP ON BABY trare of n mnn atp llr M I. -i ir fi Mr. I I iM It's on 10 in The Signal FOR MODIFICATION in the the The committee Is expected Abduction upon of the excise sturdy of the canned In while in the exemption from the ers with up for AT MAYOR'S HOME bombs O. 14- Attorney will be voted for western They may moment candidate farmers to pump be to an for the Republican nomination for or A States senator ot the telegraph tax The linn today in at the home of Mayor and prens lions also will be iin ly that lie at the time for words and puuy and that he views on prohibition that Ohio may read them The attorney said lie vored no that the Mates home rule on and modification of the Vol. SHERIFF'S OUSTER BY COIT John county was upheld today In ft derision by the Hamilton county i Admiral Luke Franic A. Of In the i of the blue the night but no one H. high was In either all The Ms t bomb was thrown oil It and many years of porch of the house during to In: evening and the second missile ships in the same place several in of with stead art In the appealed from conviction bv Common C. Overmyer of O who Tound him guilty here last December of misfeasance In The charges the were that he permitted certain rate tracks last The Cincinnati were the stuff hoga withdrawal of and Its J a by rf ill eral the war p MM. ant the with order was It March of M. Sulzmann of ard timed is by The drill quick f-r It hut as the position of gunfire in WITHDRAW TROOPS FROM WAR AREA March 14-ftmprror In To hear the witen f I IJ hoga court not get all three of i to the LOST CONTROL WHEN SAID H assist con- the HOTEL MEN BRING PROTEST TO HOOVER Mart h 14 President time I a I ss ternary by It with a petition NO RUBBER LIMIT U March 14 thr said utter report from Fir thr Tiria fd Hoover was prf lay prohibition The petition was hy tf which faid In arm large tic were VICTIM LL TO HOOVERS AT RITES 14 Hoover to EIGHTY MISSING Mar. far TCP A of ii 14 Eighty lit 4pm Muni IT. ISO- lilt today Ira A Tin hit UitU hero nr months crt mi In- AIMEE COLLAPSES BEFORE SERMON March Almee McPherson evangelist rested a collapse as site prepared to deliver her at She swayed and then collapsed tr the services had scarcely carried from the temple to home and Her David Is ROOSEVELT FILES New March D. signed today papers for entry of name in thf West Virginia and president lei to Jrom Boosevelt NOT O. March Raymond of when here be- fore on a tf making false statement to the securities department la connection with a ot cf which M M WARMER Fair and colder day fair with  

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