Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 24, 1933, Zanesville, Ohio ts the News NO 98 THREE CENTS THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL FINAL EDITION THURSDAY AUG FINAL EDITION TORMS CONTINUE TO BATTER COAST th Penalty Mile or to Extend School Aid Next O Aug 2 ay revealed he of the pi f the gential a third tors late today will deal with ot included in to the Governor would ex- extra assembly to fonr r in- They to authorise counties funds in government to create county housing nb to finance and construct which would aid In 3 provide for a for ransom in re to the time Jl for giving notice of cu cation at bond issuer 0 permit local subdivisions for federal public works at taxation a plan proposed the and foi f the special session of the sbembly until Sept 5 to alter todays meetings of the the joint corn a sub-committee of tha 1 conduct hearing hoci program mclud designed to raise i funds for weak it later le on the bills it will con ag the E emergency relief program finally the general turned its attention toda problem submitted b White for the special se of raising funds to Jon of the public schoo this year and during 193 of relief program was late Wednesday Invite Hoover to Detroit Bank Probe Aug 24 e test of organized labor's un- der the National Recovery im- pended alter an in- of the collective gaining of the act made by Administrator Hueh S Invitation to ex-President Hoover to testify before tHe one-man federal grand jury investigating Detroit's son banking difficulties drafted after Senator James charged that the administration knew Johnson's statement thq of In the new closed First National Bank of Detroit almost 10 before the words open shop and closed shop NRA Decision on Open Shop Is Labor Test and Removed From Controversy Yank BULLETIN Washington I trator Huph Johnson that through the of the nonunion of the bituminous uial Industry Here conferring with Mine Workers of America an earnest effort to on all con- Michigan bending holiday in conference during a recess in the hearing are Judge Harry left who is sitting in the Prosecutor Harry 8 who Invited Hoover to and Senator Cou Border of goy Scouts to Benefit byi Germany Restless J Over Nazi Actions at Fair Grounds Aug 24 new nationalism caused at three points on her frontiers while at Prague the Zionist congress considered oppression their race under lor Adolf Hitler Elaborate Program Being Presented This Afternoon i i n i between the e on the amusement ad- x vas broken Both a admission tlon originally proposed by aor An attempt to malt tax wna defeated In thr senate the last action had been the financing White rushed to the 1 house his special message the scope ot the special school proto- calling on the general as- for to pass 3 effect economies in the Le public school system earing the message both until Thursday 3 permit Joint taxation to start on the and consider proposed designed to Insure the operation of the stem public the estimated department to br school districts for next and four he governor's message l the enactment of sales or on so-called luxuries per cent excise tax on d gas companies thp past two tx together with i tax and the of voted levies have re- reductions in the the said lor of have reductions but still mede in can will not TP of the and I From Vienna it was reported that several battalions ol the newly formed Austrian legion of recruited Irom exiled Austrian moving in toward the trian frontier Excitement u as caused at brucken in the Sarre by a newspaper report that Hitler storm troopers in the had re- orders to be prepared for a summons from the Sane section A new dispute over the Memel ter threatened when the Lithuanian distrustful 1 or the Hitler regime celled the agreement between the Prussian Unionist Evangelical church and the Memel on the ground that of the church in Germany put unionists under the ion of an alien body Reports from Berlin indicated that as the result of the support Austrian Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss was re- ported to have obtained Trom and Evening by Muskingum Sportsmen Several thousand visitors are prizes liar the winners Ray A at the fair grounds tills secretary of the Muskingum noon for n believed to be the 1 Valley Coon Hunters is most elaborate ox ever held in in charge In the W G I Indian will pre- a pageant depicting habits of the southeastern Ohio by the County with red men to be for the erection of an administration building at Boy Scout the event was scheduled to continue throughout the afternoon and if weather permits The program for the day includes speaking oy James chief of the education state di- vision cf Congressman Germany denouncing him be These emanating from Bavarian been the sub- Boy Scout organization A A local end Joe dent of the Bird Dcg Association cf Ohio P H introduce speakers K M Rans local banker and to address the notified today that m Cincinnati would pre- sent him from attending the affair to the fact that the general assembly is In special session and is eaeer to push his proposed school financing legislation Governor White was unable to attend W H ject of bitter complaint Today lt state conservation director instead of attacking represented on the Dollfuss speakers stress gram by for twenty years i r a nr the Austrian economic situation and the Idea that Nazis must be elected to power to the country Nazis It uas that in the event government fell Prince organizer of or might become head of the ment and by means of a German serve as a medium for Notification of the country In on tae have been that Dollfuss might pose Starhemberg as regent of a order to frustrate the Nazis Eliminate Water As Carrier of Disease St Louis Aug 24 Drinking water has been definitely eliminated as a r detrimental to carrier of the sleeping sickness d that you lo existing laws y accomplish this sales taxes mounts the governor annually py would raise a ten per cent tax L musical instruments SI Roods as soft and ft s to all of Included his alternate suggested to a saies per cent on hotel and with an exemption l he c a annual yield oJ the estimated at producer the or the urn rarr Against Men o Plotted Bombing 24 which continues to prey on people of St Louis and its more deaths and 13 new cases brought Irom the malady to 22 and cases reported to 197 All research work now Is being con- on insects as riers of the under direction of three U S public health cians Dr J F Dr L L- Williams and Dr Charles Armstrong It significant that the outbreak ol encephalitis fallowed closely an Influx of but to physicians say that the disease has appeared In Inter when It hare been im- has as secretary to Ohio Sportsmen Among other ents on the day's program ere coon hound a tournament and bench lor beagle and bird dogs House in Path of Terrific Storms Aug 24 Floods low-lying sections of the capital in wake of a tropical that sent trees crashing in of the While paralyzed traffic and disrupted and cation up Chesapeake bay waters Into the Potomac river to a record high tide mart of 29 feet At ebb water stood three in low sections of the city and higher water was anticipated when nigh tide coincides with a rush ol water from higher sections of drained by the Potomac Street lights in Washington and of its suburbs were put out of commission In some sections of the Music during the day is being bv the high school while in the evening the Boy Scout orchestra and Limber Green's octet will supply musical entertainment At the close of the afternoon gram a meal of beef wiches relish and coffee will served One hundred and nve gallons of were to supply the anticipated throng Indiana Pair Held For Bank in Several States Aug 24 Bank holdup victims Indiana Ohio and Michigan viewed Clifford 33 and Sam Goldstein 41 both cf Fort here today m an fort to link them with 24 bank in three states Held by state police without the pair are charged by Capt Matt Leach with complicity in recent In- diana ax Daleville ifr and as well as in the two other states Three companions of who escaped when he was arrested at Gary Tuesday neier be taken the prisoner told They are the remainder of the which has robbed several banks June Leach sald to the the dictionary of the NRA I Smouldering discords in the I Inous situation were expected to j Hare into situations demanding an immediate showdown on issues which come down through the decades j without adequate solution i The national recovery i today succeeded in bringing gether representatives of the United line Corkers of America nnd non- union coal operators for negotiations leading to a code for the bituminous coal industry John L president of the United Mme and Phillip vice conferred at NRA headquarters with of a division ing more than half of the entire coal north and south While this conference was In the policy committee of the U M W waited in an adjoining room This committee is empowered to act for the whole organization The operators at the conference were Charles spokesman for the Coal Control association the less Appalachian group at the coal J D A president of the Pittsburgh Coal J D West Virginia and R L- Taggart Virginia operator Administrator Hugh who arranged the present for the as were uty Administrator K M who presided at the coal and Donald NRA general counsel It was the first time during the code that the U W had dealt directly with tht ion operators Lewis organization conferred with George Il- linois In the formation of a so-called code but ton's group represented mines and about cent of the industry Two trouble spota stand out in the industry They are in vania and West Virginia and both involve the United States Steel cor- The Pennsylvania strike situation has been mediated but not settled definitely It was reported here day thrat representatives of the H C Frick Coke company had ed an agent cf the National Labor Board that the a U 8 Steel would never consent to recognition of the United Mine era of America and would never ate under an NRA code Betty starring in a play in wouldn't confirm re- she is engaged to Charley fing Yankee pitcher But didn't miss a game while the Yanks were in Chicago lor their recent series Here's Betty in showing a keen in the somebody Switch Ky banK robbery Goldstein recently re- leased from win be viewed today by holdup victims from ton and New O He snld to be of a bank robbery at O Opt Of the state police of bank northern Ohio from Aue 21 19 May Force and L to Accept Certificates Watson and Nolan Stick in Race For Ohio Chairmanship Aug strength of Ohio Democratic gency be tested at a meeting ol the Democratic static central com- here this afternoon elements have consistently lined up behind John F Nolan of lor the of the state executive recently vacated bv Henry G of which will be at the rentral committee meeting The Senator Ri J Bulkley the receivers of federal patronage In Governor George White and are lined up solidly behind Dr Carl Watson of Senator s nominee for the place The Bulkley forces privately assert 30 votes or the 44 in the central committee Nolan also is claiming victory There be no compromise Nolan bald am in this fight until the last is counted and I expect to he said today This discounts a rumor that a deal between Nolan and Senator might taXe the Steubenville leader out ol the fight at the last moment Senator Bulkley arrived in bus today to take charge ol the fight Nolan has maintained headquarters here for several Hotel hallways were plastered and en- supporters have been meeting here Monday Nolan today answered a charge that ne is a public utilities lawyer had but one public case In my and have no connection with any utility he said year and half I represented the Chio company in one in Steubenville for which I got a fee of That is the extent of my public utilities Two Die In Train Property Loss Severe And At Least 20 Killed By Gale f i T Washington 24 Pennsylvania railroad passenger train plunged a bridge near here early today engineer and fireman were killed and 13 persons two The engine crashed at a m from a bridge into the flooded of the n branch cf the Potomac river A mail car turned On hide on the right of way be- yond the bridge A mail and two Pullmans toppled the swollen stream Five other turned beside right o-f way Only one of the 10 cat F i upright Ambulances brought to and s relief picked Up passengers of the ed which left New York latt bound for southern Wreck crews to the engine in the to recover the bodies of Engineer Arthur H and A H Fay Physician t Benjamin 45 and Claude Wading L I postal were tbf seriously ed center abutment of thp bridge gave way as the train started to over it into flood waters The car alone remained on the rails The were asleep at time There wan grinding all lights went out were going no fast that first mail car hurtled the break itt the rails and vent but our car followed the engine into the a mail clerk told the United Prese cars started piling up Three went into the and the others upended Their iteel construction prevented telescoping I It hour before any help ThP known dead and Injured Arthur A D and H De Ten comprised the train Nine left the three of them track D serious N mall Myer A P Baton LA slight Paul 30 Columbia N alight injuries Maxwell N Y Russell L N J Ad- dress slightly Ham H Md I Claude Smith Wading C A 35 West Md A H and Anthony Death Spreads in Storm's Wake Floods winds HAS ailed tne a flood weakened Saves Train As Storm Snaps Pole N Aug witted boy scientist was While the Pennsylvania dispute I day with averting the possible possible lor the insect to have been the carrier Retain Mitchell to Extradite Factor Aug British government has retained former United Stales Attorney General liam D Michell In to ex- tradite John the tor ol the British embassy said tod who rose a barber In Chicago to a In who dealt In is accused of defrauding Brit- ish investors out oT about The city residence was Strict ccr service was disrupted a bW would Battling Storms to Reach Stricken Area Aires Aug j police through winds of compel building and loan to offset their own certificates against Theodore Tangeman state and Paul A Warner force roadless try forced their way through to the Pampa village of Santa Isabel today with serum for the diphtheria en population abatement of the and motorcars and horsemen followed the trail of the small de- of police of asked to appear today Tore a special senate committee on building and loans Paul Voder Cen The government has sent thousands of serum by train area Reports Irom cattle in districts man to discuss the feasibility of such a law Building and loan associations have refused In many instances to accept as on mortgages own certificates by the person held this potential dynamite new signs ol trouble appeared from Wingo and counties West Virginia have been so far as the United Mine Workers axe concerned and many heated battles over unionization have through their ged mountains The National Labor Board has been asked to investigate reports that em- ployes of the United States Coal and Coke also a subsidiary Of U s Steel been discharged be- cause or activities in behalf of the United Mine Workers The reports said scores cf workers had been ed from company owned houses The labor board asked Loc for a report on the situation and was Informed that no workers had but that notices of had been given In aome cases Thr company declared the dismissals had no connection with union activities The labor board must decide to send investigators intc West Virginia coal to outside ringers and Ing of a commuter train wnen up on the Erie tracks here last Allan Butler was working out n problem in his home laboratory when he heard a telephone pole snap and fall across the tracks The late train was due Irom Jersey in two minutes Bolting down stairs and out into the rainy night Allan got to the shanty one minute before the train was due Spryer than the he took a red down the tracks watchman tern and raced swinging it at his knees as be hid seen railroad men do Sam the caught the signal a little more than 100 yards Irom the debris A wrecking cleared the tracks and the train rolled on hair an hour late Slick Pickpocket Escapes Workhouse Turn lo Nine merous with reputation of lading earned seaboard from North Una to Maine causing one jar train widespread property damage and a mounting death toll that had passed twenty by mid- IS FLOODED Md a miles from reported completely flooded ocran into Salisbury mith reports that the con- Island with the main- land would coll a r momentarily The at Ocran City reported destroyed and building at miles south of Snow nas according to reports brought Ocean City bax a summer population of 30.000 S Franklin a real estate w ho tils family from Ocean Wid the automobiles about like wood mornliig It was believed it- self out in Pennsylvania The steamer City of Norfolk 24 hours overdue at Norfolk from more was the object of an intense and air search In the area hard by the hurricane la Virginia waters The passenger lint was SO to 40 Ocean a summer resort of in Maryland Hooded and thousands Of refugees were safety in nearby towns Damage was reported great Vast areas In Maryland and ware were inundated Eight persons were In- and property damage ed at more than today as Norfolk and nearby towns began the work of clearing away wreckage by the yesterday dead W at a man and fce pulled Irom the water Four canoeists wera iA Philadelphia Pour were known dead in other parts of in the New York metropolitan eight in the which bore the brunt of the and one In A strong southeast struck New York city today Imperiling shipping and property Atlantic City If to Storm warnings southeast after the had been lashed for hours by strong northeast Traffic was bulkheads buildings ruined and roada Today's new It marked the filth consecutive day of- bad weather which gripped Atlantic seaboard all at lives have been lost Bight were known to be area brunt of Property damage was Tarn to Bar i only Captain negro killed when a tree fell on Roea killed when her store collapsed Wife and of John H Browni Sam Myrick and ai by a high Henry electro- tension wire in Two were when a New New Orleans train plunged through Darrow Criticizes Acreage Reduction O Aug Speaking a crowd of from hla Wednesday known Clarence attorney expressed his belief that the NRA plan to reduce whrat and acreage and hog production abandoned Roosevelt says oo much but wno too all the tion machinery that has been In- in last SO a man able to make a living wage n two h In the able Chain Together To Keep Them Safe Aboard ed port today after passing through hurricane so intense had to chained to in vent them from being board William veteran ter of the sturdy ship into superstructure partly torn away and with two sailors lost overboard the storm which forced him to i out distress calls yesterday The captain said storm struck vessel his 37 passengers to gather In center Of the vessel They huddled together and he had fastened to each other with For hours the ship battled while coast guard fought to approach At last was to proceed at a two knot pace under her own power As the Madison the passengers gathered oo deck and cheered Captain Heath When the landed from and many of them talked t of their They treated by their hardships and terror they were to a for hif courageous of a of about 50 In the with the j i JiJ Marooned On Island today his from The majority ol the members oT N Aug 24 persons today on a in UK The hurried a 10 life gun fire the scene on off off It mut Jn Has Its Day But Tomorrow the Doctor's pickpocket to have being to the main of the from tbe cannery a of 20 i According to al only one t with ike at The guard had to Home for Ibe night at i to cut that d in to court once was but decision Smith Cleared of i Suits Seek Recovery out I oT 1 man j lo up ing of down for o him is en l t off alw off with and from Ohio T for ss off WOO to dry toy an s l polo Assault Charges 24 24 lor cj cs Of vt 3 eel Nearly tiro n Special cff by off Tlw aad io to be Tom will to nn l -off off 10 ol corn April 9 pick Uae of of a to -I Garry Investigation City Relief Charges Toledo P D chairman of the relief aud E O Braught were due lo today to a hand In ibe It dty by County Kills Wife to Spare Her Insane Elyria his wife returned to an asylum at Toledo against ber A- Tlllotson shot to death and then committed authorities concluded today by neighbors broke Into the house and bodies oT and his telle 57 Both had tbe bead Coroner C S Ward said had beca taken Thursday for ft rWt aaA had would dte tban return to the was taken Local Women Hurt In 1 Automobile Accident Harold K Nelson com- i resign a result ot tO W tad her d into ITM ami n 101 Insist Woodin Will Resign As Secretary 5 Auc of tT 65 He 225 Jd rate by a been Isy Ji oux j their Sixty More Counts of Forgery Arc 1 13031 with Rr d Electrocuted N t 24 ty by an i UM at Lerwick 24 ntt CT en pen wot tune Corn i off ibe forard 77 ta cwi Planes SUrt Search For Missing Steamer i At to in nrr Jot -125 and road ax 50 an cents common labor to a row Va to City cT off he 1 the on oT at 30 Warmer y tod in
