Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 18, 1932, Zanesville, Ohio VOL. M LLE SIGNAL Tdb the Truth 0. THURSDAY AUG. Two Others Break Large n and one of escaped Acting Chief d les northwest of surrounded the house ana md Athey hidden in A was within two feet of him t not loaded when the him to offered no resistance and was en to Newark city to nt his return to the Ohio pent- said be narrowly escaped be- when brick plant guards d on bun he made his escape f of I both of whom e serring time for automobile tt and are still at large 1913 Athey engaged In a gun it In which he fatally wounded immediately notified all roadT of the Walter who had n lying In wait for burglars at AIRPLANE GUARD MAINTAINED OVER MINE STRIKE AREA 111.. Aug. 18 na tear gas grenades and machine euns left no s mine squadron commanded by Major Merrill D. Mann three of Scott Hyatt cement works in they also was wounded In the and captured later hiding in a was convicted of second to the had term up Tor parole when he murder and sentenced 3 penitentiary for ed almost 18 years of his 7 o the Illinois national guard encamped here In annual maneuvers were held m readiness in event of a call to the mine and the two other sners had been working ifl of other convicts near way at the south side of with a the at They advantage of. a change In guards o'clock on the morning of utt 10, to make their getaway police and Sheriff Curtis OFFICIALS tE INDICTED ON CHARGES w Aug. S. Senator s J. Davis of head e Loyal Order of six and the Western Un- were named today deral Indictments charging con- 7 to violate the lottery t others named in the i irad H. Mann of Kansas of the nk E. editor of the nard C. head of company of New odore O. head of the gatlon department of the Moose or head of the parcel de- department of the Western Un- t were Issued ng that the seven individuals tie Western Union conspired to t or caused to be receive re- a lottery or conducted a r In violation of the federal itor and Miller were 1 in two of Aug. that violence in the Illinois coal fields would be averted was seen today wr a bedchamber conference of Gov. L. and Taylorville at which precautionary troop movements were Taylorville authorities said they had lifted the blockade of Christian county early today after miners the largest Peabody mine had voted to strike It believed the strike vote would bring cancellation of the ned march of 4 000 miners on lifted the Sheriff Charles we don't expect the miners to come to work It they're not going to there's no objection to Despite the fading threat of Gov. Emmerson ordered a tary airplane to reconnoiter the district today and held the national guardsmen at Camp Orant ready to move Down From Manhunt Have Gone More Than Eleven Miles Into Aug. daring Belgian brought balloon to near here today after between 10 and M the farthest any living thing has into dowB to aluminum cage between on IS east of VM at sTo p. m. a. m. Today May Set Record height and found a landing near the lake Id the foothills two of the place The handled They were observed over at a p and remained their craft almost m for about trim lines of will catch your eye at the National Air which get under way 27 and last until sept. s. m Cleveland this but no lees eye catching will be Esther shown who will be hostess or the for a day Miss Myers will as hostess to tne flyers on Aug. 28. The first serious bloodshed of present crisis came yesterday with the slaying of leader of miners protesting a new and lower wage scale He was shot down at his home In The slaying of Colbert Increased Wtter feeling In the rival miner's James a mine was held In the he confessed shooting Col- bert in ICEMAN ADMITS SLAYING OF WIFE Aug. Sergt 51, who shot and his 63, ID their here last to be ar- 1 on a murder charge in court veteran of 34 years with police called 's Immediately after the 1 Just shot my wife nit shooting followed a quarrel In tils wife had attached him with Inflicting minor flesh i on bis according to his Ian pleaded not guilty when sd today before Acting Victor who Is n's set the hearing r next ROOSEVELT WILL VISIT COAST ON CAMPAIGN TOUR N. Aug. night when the pickets detained the two mine Paul and 600 STRIKERS DEFY MINE WORKERS TO PASS OVER LINES Aug. dred angry strikers surrounded tne Gillie Coal company mine today and defied operators and to pass through the the operators pealed to Governor William H ray for Gov. Murray promised adequate of civil authorities to cope with the The most of them from other towns and from mobilized while crews were ing a tipple and Demanding recognition of United Mine Workers of the strikers said their forces would be augmented by 200 men by Violence flared at mine last Then they left the lake and slowly towards seeking a suitable landing and avoiding the peril of de- scending on the The spot where the balloon came down is only 175 miles in an airplane from the starting point but i Leading in search for 23 con- who escaped from a state re- at and southwestern Oklahoma com- In their daah for freedom Mrs. Grace c. den of the She was in- strumental In the capture of a ber of the was the first major break since Mrs. Waters succeeded her deceased husband as six i f Jn hours since they shot Into the sky m erland and drifted over the search for information in about the mysterious cosmic ray will not be de- termined until his but it wu unofficially to have u much aa 08.000 or 70.000 b more than H Ma reported by radio from that M ontr w Thousands of spectators cheered as the Ped into NAB SUSPECT IN ROBBERY OF STORE NEAR CALDWELL Aug. One robber suspect Is In Jail here iUV for second ascent into border regions of He left earth as calmly starting a motor trip But the Immense crowd stood breathlessly as he entered the silver bag overhead held by crew of loo men cut he to Paul and Ouy Rees MAN HES OF INJURIES Aug. died today in tour will touch 21 states and Foreman Luther They the middle and far covering an were for a time estimated mileage of the Itinerary revealed Democratic nominee will i CURTIS pert Sept. 12 and return to his Vli 1 t ij state Oct. 3 to attend the state con- at He will travel M U 1 IJT 1 Wl 1 lUll NOMINATION lato those on the sweet 1 and search is being extended through Noble and Morgan counties for two who looted the W. M. Husson general store at East about from early Thursday The prisoner gave his name Clyde Rogers of W. but authorities are inclined to that both name and residence are The robbers smashed a rear window access to the store unbolted a rear through which they carried between WOO and worth of merchandise and loaded 1 the Morgan Pouring Into Grounds as Skies Cleared With one attendance already ken. county fair officials expected to witness the establishment of a new all-time record in the event weather ideal this afternoon and paid admissions bered more than 4.000. it said by Herbert treasurer the fair board who added that the almost the pre- vious Wednesday record rn his It was definitely stated by ers in charge that the mark an all-time Wednesday Including children who were admitted without charge it was estimated that more than sons were on the grounds Before noon it ed that had filed through the gates at 2 that number had increased to an estimated with more arriving tt evident that who had hesitated because of threatening during the were ar- late with their in- tending to remain for the afternoon baseball game and night The record for paid admissions at the local fair grounds is something over 12.000. established on Thursday of the 1927 The price of sion is cut in half from that of five years The race track good as the events were under way shortly after a o'clock this Although drenched by hard rains during the the track out quickly ing the morning and with the help The trio headed for county but the car broke down the road and a telephone call notified Sheriff McKee of lous actions of the A hurried run made to the scene by Iff McKee and Deputy George Rogers was placed under while standing near the their escape by car adjacent machine confiscated and the merchandise returned to the Deputy Sheriff V. A. and Special Deputy E. 6. if Morgan county joined In the search condition when the first heat of thi opening the Other of extraordinary program for the day the pace and trot and the was an event of the Girl? Round Trip k Goal of Bold Flier Heading For New York and Intends to Start Right Back Port Marnock Aug. 18 A 31-year-old hero of two histor roared antic today In an attempt to the round trip to New Tett Inh Why plane within three days mtm and the speed was married last Jury to Amy took who who is England His ship a Babj that he ha. t his shoulders through He is carrying enough of BETTY COMPTON This alluring young Betty prominent New York may the woman involved in the Mayor Walker ouster It hinted strongly that she is accused of being the Walker Inferred when he told Roosevelt a woman completed several actions being held on the race track In front of grandstand while the Baseball game was In. In one an was struck by a and some complaint was by in the baseball since been brought under the but the huge the breaking it was out of 3. hospital from a broken neck I In an automobile northeast of Mrs. Adelaide of the She is with a fair chance to Roosevelt's route will be through territory Ignored by the of a national Many of the states he will traverse nominally are The swing west will take Roosevelt through Oregon Then on return east he will touch New Illinois and back Into home The tentative subject to some changes in Sept. 14: Sept. Wyo Sept Salt Lake Sept. 17; sept. 19; sept. 30; Portland Sept. 21; San Sept. 32-23, Sept. 24-3S; San Sept. 25; ranch near Sept. 20; Sept. 27; Sioux Sept. 29: Sept. 30; Sept. 30-Ort. 1; 3: Oct. 3. It is expected the nominee will make four or Jive addresses on the although probably will even though at ajl Aug. dent Charles will be formally notifies today that ne is the Re- publican nominee for The notification was planned at simple ceremonies on the north of the Kansas Senator L. J. of Introduced by Everett man of the Republican national brought the of president Hoover and the policies of the Republican party was expected in A minimum of pomp and formality marked the Following the vice president's own no parade and no were special decorations Dr. Hugo Eckener stood back in the commander of the he was awed by the spectacle of two Ing toward m a free balloon raid the Graf's back Last year went higher than man ever than the Andean condor his quest for scientific Yet benign and unperturbed of the hazards of be was the picture of a man off for a week-end In the Every precaution ww taken against even though far superior to that of last CHEERING THRONG HEARS VERDICT TO FREE LANCASTER Aug. liam N. acquitted on a charge of murdering Haden Clarke rival for the affections of Mrs. Jessie M. Australian sought seclusion and rest The Jury verdict which ended a trial last night brought a wild demonstration from courtroom They cheered Jury's Uer fainted Mrs. when ahe heard the been out five hours The Jury and one At 4 p. the time set for the Curtis was to leave his four blocks from accompanied by David national from and John Senator Arthur Capper and nor Harry the latter a were here to greet him at the VIGILANTE SQUADS HUNT FOR Aug. all night vigil wu ended early today by 90 men determined to capture a burglar who has portion of the patrolled the streets In of The were under the of two police can containing riot and tew gas bombs were dispatched to the Most of those in the vigilante squads were expected this Ida Clyde the dead have no fault to find with Jury or a free-lance writer died of bullet through his head received hite In Mrs. bungalow here on April 21. He had been writing a book dealing her Lancaster's counsel con tended Clarke committed Aug. labor department today was ready to hoi hearings in to determin whether Capt. William Lancaster an music today and Friday Memorial Concert under direction of Paul A women's band of the Champion played during the races Wednesday and on hand again The performance of the Jack Cham hailed by a large crowd Wednesday night until a se storm Interfered short IF B leaving the fal wind RESTRAINING PLEA OVEN BY IN WAI If PR HI IT ALACK cruising speed to W an Mid he sr tow tag about 17 to 10.000 covered by a worn and torn flying coat he wore on carried a few chicken iad of I were not absolutely confident be takeoff wouldn't try and Amy Johnson are Lindbergh and Earhart They thrilled the of world to and South a romantic climax to their when they were married nds In as the tension wire in the grou neighborhood of the fair grounds were leaving the grounds as approach of the storm was while were drenched to their automobiles after the lights had been put out of one man hurt as a tent collapsed In the He was a concession who was struck by the as It was Mown A nearby first aid station attended his EMBEZZLED FUNDS TO PLAY MARKET Aug. J. Herbert 33, assistant cashier of the attains St. a In Jail here day charged with embezzling of the banks who allegedly signed was placed In Jail m de- fault of 125.000 Prosecuting Attorney Robert Gorman was the hearing in dirty and haggard after four continuous They returned to England by rent of their en- gagement were confirmed later when were or He from but well dark brown wavy hair and an en- Mayor to known of nun until he for the personal At each major stop nominee Will consult with local party Further of the campaign plan also were revealed MANDAMUS WRIT an announcement of new A At Jamen M standard bearer in nd Pots were found by New In a clasped in I and Governor Joseph B nf new i nf j O. Aug. John W. i ber of in i today asked the supreme Police believe their j on the rosd and they rown from the The M of the automobile through a The OFFICER'S DEATH 1 on and tne motor was o. Aug i in the art of for a writ of com- ITION HUSBAND FTER WIFE DIES W. Aug 18 30. of W. died 4' of injuries believed jumped from an auto- riven by her Ben t. a few hours earlier by authorities hut s He wild his wife over the ide husband i IN DISCOVERS NOTHER i. O. Aug. clerks by day and by night with a mart ar- a State Welfare Director John to appoint him executive of the Ohio for the rescinding at the same appointment of William I to the i appointed WOMEN PILOTS IN AIR FOUR DAYS Valley L. Aug. women continued to drive their plane toward a new ance record today despite the of Mrs. Harrell She had a severe pain in her right possibly the droned on toward the four-day mark due at 3 p. The record is 123 Major P. D. field ordered an taken aloft last night M relieve Mrs. Mrs. Louis March I. of for fn the miir cler of Patrolman Clarence ID a 12.1.000 New gave his Tony a Cleveland which proved to when He When questioned re- the New with Phillip K. of a 1 man j Nearby found another machine with two other I of stolen at i O appointment ff He hy s was ll. Director failed to eive us hy aji his name first In of to I thr service e Rn RUSSIA INCREASES WHEAT SOWINGS are subjee to deportation under United immigration The it under delayed start of hear until the end trial on a charge of of killing Haden The department already Mrs. with a rant of arrest and Is prepared to serve a similar writ on Lancaster Im- TERRORISTS BOMB CLEANING PLANTS Aug. M three dry cleaning Injuring one in a new outbreak in the dry cleaning in- of warfare of dollars of damage was done and 1 persons narrowly averted bombs were off almost simultaneously In three widely y B. H. the bank's years said in confer would make the net low to the bank approximately An employe of bank for In his that be lost money in the stock FIX RESPONSIBILITY FOR FREIGHT WRECK Aug. W P. Borland of the Interstate com- bureau of safety found that Engineer Carey was for a head-on collision two freight trains on the York line at Clay Bank which resulted in the injury of three Borland found that the wreck was sused by Gary's failure to control he speed of his train properly so a. to be awe to atop before passing a lock signal which was in the stop f der which Sidney last Under this latter Roosevelt must writ of prohibition should not until the had an my to pass upon the constitutional power of The new legal action at noon cess of the Walker hearing before he During morning John J. tie mayor's had charge by dismissal of the against Governor Roosevelt withheld decision on all the Gov. discussing first action for a writ of had Indicated that he would Ignore any such order on the that as hla denned by the are above court present action will test a clause of the adopted in ISM which before come within purview of a state are proceeding on the assumption that the had no power to pans any law looking to removal of a public clal whose duties are or It was pointed out that the lates order will not prevent a continuation of the hearing and the governor is TO UNITE AND NAME TWO CANDIDATES St. Aug. great consolidation of and into a united a united to fight the political machines ended today In fiasco with nomination of two prudential Father James R. ruddy Roman expected to the case exactly a. he disposed of the by re- ferring it to nls attorney general for Carey was on a north headed from Corning to O. The accident occurred on June 18. today BOLIVIAN SOLDIERS KILLED IN BATTLE Aug. The increase will be principally in 3fl.iOO.000 of 3.SOO.OOO A decrease of m rye ing In a battle with Paraguayan Four men tne of In Gran Chaco area other escaped lowing capture by Bolivians v. post at later re- One estimated at BANDITS MAKE BIG BANK HAUL Aug. 18-A band of gun descended on the Second National bank today two men who forced three girls to help carry toot to their automobile and then pushed girls out two away and On the way to they dis- armed Desk Servant Fred member of police de- In headquarters when an alarm gang rushed into the bank sna completed the robbery with such that none could be sure how many there There were at with machine priest of and bands of ragged ward today bitter each other they were against tlm Republicans and they to unite They had planned the convention pn the of crew Coeur lake to launch a mighty political They planned to end far-reaching governmental reform savior from or capitalism and of But or the men attend the gathering only and Harvey met. ON WAY HOME O. 18 John N to INTENSE CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED TO KEEP BOY WANDERERS FROM ROAMING OVER COUNTRY j n fl I m W m A I ADVERTISING CASE TO SUPREME COURT was Neither was willing to ow the other nomination the party's presidential So COT took his followers to Coeur lake and nominated or Harvey stayed at main and received a lar nomination from his Today was driving back he roads to Harvey returning to with UNIVERSITY GROUPS PLAN ECONOMIES university meeting in laboratory on Lake EfM Gibraltar tonight and win hear re- or two appointed to n Texas to prepare as the iff on the farm of his candl tanley from her The federal business depression of a campaign of all social Mid Dr. A. W of of University of did America's ar- work for the children's For protection from RS by pliant of many of moral and further One is beaded by Prof A. M. Klein of the ulty and report will deal with of further ing Julius P. Stone O Aue 18. fli I Seids tne Cincinnati attorney hM today appealed to th. supreme court j for a of taxpayer's suit j Up to now the for an injunction to prevent the j nearly county auditor a view to 1 from Washington R a m nrr would leave by plane for met. reported week by way of of to at hd Harvard rks the third comet Sheriff round hy him In 10.10 at after r t him with a milk bureau these The bureau is the my of nomad I must parents and factor of time with suffering and In We must have if nre allowed should be a remam too long on trie road transient fund to M m the i to towns and cities CM I of the hobo and fire to form a tbat they have a of i tu Tne object of I A railroad detective had by OT with BO general department driven from theu f ooo with no job or set destination to take to JUST A HEADACHE provide i weekly for a training Contending that two not nf and of opposite Ml i u captured for a permanent Injunction In ilton county common plena court court of and dissolved Injunction Frankenstein now to case reviewed and boy shouted might th the court i COOLER Partly slightly coehr Friday fair aUghtly cooler in and slightly wanner in
