Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - July 19, 1932, Zanesville, Ohio THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL TUESDAY JULY 19, THREE CENTS f STRIKERS INVADE PLANTS AND FORCE WORKERS INTO STREET DREADED CHOLERA BREAKS OUT IN CHINA AND HUNDREDS REPORTED DEAD Shut Off Power Lines To Press 3000 Men in Strike Ranks N. July effort to settle wage of j several hundred sinking textile strikers wen augmented by a en from High when went large group of unemployed men from out in protest against M per cent lower Piedmont mill cut Invaded eluding Charlotte and today and forced the shut down the famous strike of it of sll waa reported Invasion waa the noon day 19 and 3O textile and of hectic 34 m which were employed In other nearby textile where not only mills were shut down but were abut down by the Shutdowns also reported from and Many were lotted were forced out of laundries I to by the simple expedient of Their purpose accomplished slashing power men to where I All furniture factories and It was toi dries were forced to At High down every industry Cutting of Point approximately 100 business em- power lines was one method used by were i he crew to close The first plant to here wan It had in from High Point said that i defiance cf local but early 6.000 mill today the High Point contingent either on strike or forced out by the forced It to reclose had been augmented rr about unemployed They I ftf roamed M If on a I N C mill shut off electric X closing virtually inf tS 300 Gyms Turned Info Riots take Many Lives In Germany Clashes Continue Drastic Government Orders July clashes between and day Milt the list lor political warfare soaring to 100 or more In the month since the ban on uniformed political was lifted The resulted despite drastic government decrees banning outdoor and government Escapes Jungle win was reported lured Clark taken from Point to prevent possible I another foreman In a hosiery milt at High Point sought IV afternoon to effect a ence with hosiery In lously in- workers in High Point about 3000. About 100 Including all were forced to hundred men and the patty's at O. were suddenly ill and rushed to hospitals and after hcd been served a threats of the death penalty for all carrying unlicensed or explosive Illegally The government decrees were lea than la hours old when members ol the Republican Front attacked a Nazi parade at kiting one Nazi and wounding others The attack waa similar to Sunday at were 17 were killed and scores were The Altona attack the government to efforts to quell the prolonged political Reports of ed Berlin throughout last night and Half dcM from starvation and Clarence Orient b Sadly Hit By Disease Toll in sands of More Isolated July 500 Chinese in three Chinese hate fallen victim to a fresh break of the dreaded Asiatic reports to Washington ed What toll the plague taken in In the thousands of isolated 17 the plane which ready long scourged by and Roy another bandits not killed L L ON STATE TICKET OF n ern sa i today Clashes occurred in the eon to have Included tainted The photo above shows a portion of the In Malta hall and near many Important walch WM converted into an emergency hospital When all hospital were many victims were laid In the halls and on the hospital lawn while were taken to toe gymnasiums st the hall and M c- A in a There were including AND MINE GUARDS EXPECT TROUBLE Ind July and an impending threat of violence made western Indiana's coal fields renae Not for 35 has the mine situation been so Hungry coal diggers defied a court restraining order against hoping for arrest so they may obtain Cooperative miners of. tne and Hoosier mines near here feared to run the gauntlet of union pickets to Sheriff Wesley liams had only live deputies for con- trolling thousands of miners if ing broke out At Booster mine tentative Issued for men to return work Union out of work expired March they would uw force to prevent Yesterday 1.MO Idle miners mi on the Vale They Wtf clothes from soaked them In oil and hurled them down the we don't want to sain grim little director of Laundries alto were forced to I Striking hosiery workers were PE Af U ed by many unemployed men they tn groups and ran around the forcing and talking other mill workers Into leaving their The strike was described a. out ol There waa little or no actual lence The bands of working and drove workers to cut of laundries the bad been Three mills In as did one unit of the and several In Ji Laboratory testa were ordered to determine the exact nature of the believed to be ptomaine killed and 1.125 wounded during the DECIDES IN air agreed upon by the United Great Britain and Their agreement noted in the draft of the disarmament resolution which will be It Is by the world disarmament With the exception of hosiery mill which the world powers will workers who quit were estimated negotiate settlement of certain court of common pleas Tuesday of Execution to Keep Him Out of Place on School Board Is Denied Application for stay of to reversed when heard on its In prevent F. C. j common plena from serving on the county board of was denied by Judge C P la month Fascists arid others were mitted to wear compared with only killed the 18 preceding These figures did not with other which Bart K. of Newark road who has been prominent in tion activities tn county and ha. been selected as the prohibition party candidate for secretary of according to information received from George 8 of Terrace Hamilton ha. been named a. the party candidate for attorney general the dead and injured much Twenty persons were known to have been killed In fighting Sunday and be more than A reduction In pay in local hosiery was the cause for mill workers striking yesterday in one hosiery mill and quickly BORAH BELIEVES EXPANSION WILL RESTORE DOLLAR July Senator liam E. the country today to turn tc I currency expansion to ment The resolution declared that the conference was guided by the un- of the Hoover I H did i cite any specific reductions In any type cf armament President er's suggestion called for ately per resolution recommenced that expiring November 1, be renewed for four ing means of was given asj the primary objective of the The world disarmament conference was expected to adjourn late this week or early next week after adopting the and disaster The expansion the Vale we're pre- under the home loan bank Our men nosed i start toward the honest but should be only the beginning He pointed to several Borah told the United Frees In an ex- Ting by the Revolvers dangled their Shotguns were nearby Owens said he had wired Judge morning appointed to ship on the board by Judge J. P. Ba- Vandenbark ordered removed tne county board of ln where testimony introduced showing that he is employed xt son and that he Is required to spend considerable time He ker in probate Court several days ia interested In farm bureau to replace continues as a member of the board and will re- main a member of that group unless the filed by counsel for M a the de- cision made by the probate On the other contended on the witness stand in probate court that he tains his ana tn his workers wen shot down In the streets and a were wounded In one of the latest near when police fired on returning from the funeral of two women killed in an earlier clash Near the village of berg one Nazi was killed score of Nazis and communists were wounded when communists attacked a Nazi Policeman was stabbed snd many and were wounded in a knife and stone battle In the old section of The intervention of the federal government took a surprising turn Such important aa number of armed elusive He declared there could be expansion without endangering the nation's budget limitation of calibre k land ana and how to abolish serial bombardment of civilian K then were to be settled by I the that he continues to A T w nto ON THROAT uncertainty was ex- by Judge Kibble Tuesday ative to jurisdiction in the It was chiefly upon this contention that the court denied tne application for stay of Arguments on the application were OF PRISONER FORCE CONFESSION L. July windpipe after made to the court Saturday but de- chief stood on cislon was taken under ina to back among 13 suv Martin of Sullivan circuit I monetary system who Issued the order against As William Jennings Bryan in 1896 campaigned for free coinage of to increase the amount of money in demanding that he return from his vacation in tucky handle the situation Williams described the situation at the Hoosier mine a. i on he so leader of the western now argues for goal through currency ex- He said moment country but chaos and disaster unless i we boldly undertake to bring prices back to what they were when a sub- stantial portion of our current debts were obligated and them there We will My back to tM level of never can pay out under the present program and under present It Is possible to stabilize prices by means of a proper use of Alexandria N. T. July IS money I am of the opinion that be DRY AGENT MUST APPEAR IN COURT OR FACE ARREST authority have aet Friday night the deadline for court of prohibition agent in- volved in dry raid disorders here with KB ultimatum to the department of to produce the defendant or he will be taken by force of Burke men at a scheduled hearing last night brought the sharp demand from old district neman charged with rtr ving after hli motor car ran down two persons a series of dry The accident caused a between agents and HOOVER'S K. TODAY WILL BIND RELIEF MEASURE police brutally if a Justice M told before he decided today i crime had been The testimony came during an The county board scheduled to meet in regular session Saturday but the conference was poned Both Whartenby snd bark appeared at the county board Nankins and the foreign quarters have so far been Immune who have served la Par Bact pointed out that hf a visitor to Orient and that the to Tet reports show rather death Briefly in the International settlement Greater shanghai then had on July 18, 1.431 resulting 1 In the one week between 3 and 9 were 317 new 121 because suppression ot outdoor leg fulfilled the demand of the state governments which the federal regime overruled only few weeks ago by lifting the ban on demonstrations Misted at that Saturday The anlon to remove a astounding Salt township of brutal more than a seat on the to make an school board of education is robber accused of striking one behind the whole It Is under- July stroke man's mother come clean and the crux of the case hinges of the by President Hooier The deputy police chief accused In on the possibilities of a day will set in motion a vast relief j testimony bv an assistant district at- change In the recent appointment of program that means food shoes was Frank J D. Ring as better prospects of Job for the employed man of Oyster home of of HEAT GRIPS CITY AND EARLY RELIEF IS NOT PROMISED Stifling heat gripped most of lOtti of a general heat and tte death toll en to at least ISO From the Rockies to the Atlantic seaboard and from the of Mexico almost to the Canadian the populace soared toward the 100 degree with that they would go beyond 100 in many Little of relief offered by weather Few ters In registered under the 90 mark early after- noon and readings of 94 and 90 de- were reported In certain tions of the business PLAN LEGISLATION FOR DIVERSION OF GAS TAX FUNDS July 19 general will be when It con- again in special session In to enact legislation to permit use of gasoline tax funds to reduce its against abutting property constructed in past Governor White had announced do not advocate a general sion of the gasoline tax from It. In- tended but I do believe that the motorists agree that this is a just debt and that by ing It they are aggravating one of our most serious economic said the am now having prepared authorizing the application of ever can be saved from the highway fund by Increased efficiency and the curtailment of the less essential op- M. of Tientsin Ao chosen as a candidate for placed number of native and E. R. of k candidate for man at chosen as candidates in- Aaron a. ot for W. Hollo Boeringer of Boon for lieutenant al. of Gettysburg for and J. C. cordon of for state before June 31 at 390. Foreigners affected f July 1 cases and 77 health administration 4.7H first in has many swept Asia and leaving a side scattered with and autumn are the la It usually being carrM of India by merchant ing may come to within 48 after he Th. last great that which continued witb MM fi In India from 1910 to If Scientists estimated that folly 000 persona died la In and 1919 In recent years modern found to combat the which i. carried la the U food i of recent yean s UW u In 193B. This toy of population over period recorded a weekly list of 10.000. died flies on In their wherever happened to It wu no mon sight to aee a carrying burden along a suddenly colt lapse and die within a few The died fast could not be toy cm the for spreading to the reduction of these The to for 1933 and the the ordered -a victims in one vast funeral statement was made i it was d of inquiries to late Theodore Roosevelt who was appointed bv the tender Owing gave official mark Tlw was ready to ilgn the heatedly derided testimony board some time to replay C W of degrees at 1 p. with the VAJI Ul OOO measure by which himself In Its cloning committed the federal government to the most far-reaching relief plan In its claims of short memories and charges by the court justice that mercury slowly continuing to mount Central Ore station reported 93 de- present superintendent was selected mainly through the efforts of it U the next move In the will Suffering Intensified by fore return In the autumn tn signing ms not announced s B Mr Homer remained overnight at one witness directly at Those mountain camp but drove bark hearing The in to his It appears are the White Exact time the testimony and questioning following a effect of long cycle of ite which have been highway operating on a percentage basic will be so long as I am for any citizen to give one tent to such an organization to obtain justice as nearly as It can be tendered said the Recent the governor pointed have amended the i- baUt so that there assessment against abutting property to finance highways except on projects which embody features of local nature Only the drinking boiling hot at water prevented man POLICE ESCORT FOR ON TRIf TO WHITE HOUSE tonal was While man who obligated in This does relieve the July 19. will be general realization that there must be a pronounced ol i eluded the death toll assumed proportions of The reconstruction finale about course to bring attout his re- to psv these Hoover returned to ents I today from bis the amendment to the bank will permit sion to the extent of about 000 United States would re- under this act tne circulation Is facilities and ifor Joseph to most that the had planned j. and H vandenburk in court Tuesday while C Bassett the of the and top of tMe a national there lo now compelled to deny and found that ft accurate means of calculating tne i himself and his family the of misery nor damage to crops and to meet be planned to with had to Thousands were Ul Aged snd In- a precautionary the victim of the In fc AIT to conviction about re- OFFICERS vr Added to the demand for man's appearance the ment from Charles justice of the that he was considering the dry for contempt of for delaying the Cedar LAW ASKED FOR OHIO for the destitute IN as I Ann persons and children literally wilted under the 100-degre% in many areas by hot j recorder elsewhere In the 34 Included 1O0 Tex Howard graduate of San 101 tnd former national and Okla. Oklahoma American association player betn If the 1W. escort met the mobile a. It entered the 1 VICTIM Columbia from Virginia and usj CLT advance of him to July oody a Ohio wd directly to i a similar last Saturday Point O. or e a their It t. expected that Attorney W tha w Pratt of Wood 95 mMe w by the corporation A maximum of 500000000 will be loaned for of ot its Mtn public Work day abwe ether streete White Donaldson declared Bourneman had been paroled In custody of U B u of for snd in now tnd put Darr thousands of men on waterworks and ilar Not only will this directly aid the appearance here at p. h last night The district attorney was Indignant vowing to bring the agent be- s court schedules for out Franklin K up to and will available Deputy him he had persons were one foot on Stark s stomach and one tn a 99___________ Torn lo PW Two false on file In by GETS T for f Fla Other defendants i TO GIVE ADDRESS L W July operator a barred alt arrested The man was killed while diving a pool at Tenn yesterday He was a member of the Knoxville team of the southern K John w ot Detroit elation league demonstrate In EXTORTION LETTER JOIN M of the Whitn House member rf the CLEVELAND FIGHT W operator a a has a le ter have m a eluding and fair VB f insures s to by creating today to the 1931. and 3.JM1., Turn Page Darr that the the Donaldson declared nun will be taken cy force If sary tn llf nf thf lion's legislative committee ask state during Its next so to enact a similar statute for see this through to the during its next tVS LIFE SAVED BY CITY DIRECTORY Cleveland Vow i Virginia legislature 1 The wi while a now In special incommunicado The petition nts wi The letters contained no fight to lower natural pander from lbe nuit Ohio of the defendants wrote said No letter has today following a con- rormer 2 the one ten between Akron ano Heights It Norman told appreciate the wno drive slowly and romer The sleuth up stress tnd saw people using ment m wsv they the p ckM the following 71-3W 74-.MO furt M- will in Tht now Is tc n Information BKh two for the theater W Vs July not enthusiastic being two robbers in nr in dally a. st a filling station I Of hottest cities in the country robbers fired Vota When weather bureau bullet tore struck the 109 the diverted downward of commerce demanded an In- Another Millet struck end of right The fled It nan found the government to keep the weather looted no how many street IQ 1 in in wn f tns citr AIV ADA liAj BU I w wia STEEL IN ENGLAND tondon 19 today British iron law and steel prod had reached an vith producers ROMANCE LINKS BEAUTY'S NAME WITH OWNER OF FAMOUS DIAMOND held In in Rav T Kw s of- B. 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