Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - January 25, 1934, Zanesville, Ohio ZANESVILLE No CENTS Lox Charges Workmen's Fund Looted Urges Thorough gation In Letter to Governor O Jan state's machinery for injured and dependants of workers aie is In danger of col- M formal governor of nour a ton had written today to White The Dayton also once a candidate or of the United States that he has no tue lor public letter other than genuine Interest in the s compensation pointing out that he an active of the m the beginning Cox believes he indicated that the samb influences which he bays tried to the law early in its and turn tile the of those who IHLS over to the insurance arL at again He asked Governor White to iide for a most complete tion made up of honest and i of labor and capital He the s report any law violation they might find and make tions as to how the law should be to better protect the com- fund those who are dependant upon it There is m a special senate by Sen Marvin D Dem the purpose of investigating the law Senator author of the resolution for the com- Other members are Senators Paul of and Donovan of and D Sheppard of Hand ley of Cincinnati and Jonn A of Republicans The committee has only had an meeting thus far It ex- expected to its investigation tnis it u as understood A committee of the of the general assembly investigated the of industrial tions and Ohio industrial commission A3 a result eral new rules for the conduct of the ed to prevent chasing bv attorneys and regulating the fees were adopted Tho compensation fund has been robbed of millions by employers not truthful payroll Cox In his letter to the ernor Three persons were indicted in two former em- ployes of the industrial and an on of de the state compensation lund by failing to correctly report upon whicn premiums are based Loose administration was charged oy the former governor He said In- has revealed that certain ployes e twen represented as as many as 17 a year and receiving as many as 100 ments by a physician In numberless Cox wrote to the many as 10 In- juries per year have been recorded In 700 cases a total of was paid in fees to doctors while the fund In those cases received only in premiums need only to make inquiry 1 tho industrial commission to that these shocking things are but an index to what has been going he to Governor White Son Wins Wrigley Heiress City to Bear Down on Law To Protect Liquor Revenue 5 Warehouses to Distribute State Liquor Muskingum Starts With One Liquor Store In Zanesville Husband Held Their friendo surprised but Mr nnd Mrs Emons Sullivan Jr shown here honeymooning on a weren t They d been their marriage for some time The bride was Betty granddaughter of the late William gum magnate Sullivan is the of a Chicago Judge Drive to Restore Veterans Benefits Before Committee Japan Certain to Become Factor in Navy Building Plan Jan senate Washington Jan 25 of for restoration of veterans the United were fits before an appropriations to the today after sub-committee today with the house of the naval Reed Pa urging adoption of paved the his measure lor the greatest peace time naval con- point program of the American struct Ion program in American glon T torv Edward A Hajec national This carrying an appropriation mender of the appeared to ask of provides fur bringing concurrence in Reed s measure the United States navy to lull treaty denying political to serve a spring boaid called to the sub-committee his nr negotiations which win take in enactment of the World War Veterans act ol Reed the cost of his program at much than OOO 000 He that two of the four demands have recognized by President ace ha 1935 when the next navai conference is called to discuss revision of the Washington treaty of 1922 The Vinson providing for con- en of 101 additional snips be- Roosevelt in executive j tween and which was to were for restoration of riave on to the ance for living veterans totally mt on as a was not as a result of war senice and but Rep Vinson for of to pay for medical treatment Trie other two points in lean program call for Ing of the burden of proof In ability cases to the government in- stead of produce evidence that injuries were ed with war sen ice and the payment of a 615 pension to the widows of veterans Hayes explained of the house naval affairs com- ed notice that he will Lring the measure up later It was to administration support The explosive situation In the Par East and Japan's desire tor larger navy than tne ratio provided in the Washington were im- portant factors behind tbe huge con- struction program American naval officials oppose any increase in Japanese naval strength and in American naval war act He added that the construction la generally considered present program was designed to to this country a of by the that the did not want a revival of any of the abuses which developed under the benefits to veterans ed after the was who had obtained benefits through fraud cr and in cases the government can show that unjust claims are being O Jan 25 indicated he was familiar with a situation described to him In a letter written to him by former Governor James M concerning the state compensation fund The former governor charged that the fund has been robbed of a- lion dollars by employers making un- truthful payroll returns and not meeting their premium Governor pointed to an In- started about three months tgo in county by the in- resulted In indictment ol three state employe and an- other an on tbe that they conspired to render roll statements to require lower ment of premiums Governor White told members oC tho and A oC of industrial at the time the investigation started to spare none found to bare the be 1 told them Governor White indict and punish any regardless of round to The and IXrector to extend their to other where Jt been rumored none sort taken to tbe Discontinue Publishing of Caidwell Newspaper o Jan Tears of publishing called here irith of the papers list WM br the founded later It to A Jennings which otf tbe lale Verdict is Upheld Jan The time the treaty expires This would place the in a bargaining position for the forthcoming conference It would place the United States in position to compete in any naval building race which might ensue If the ington treaty ia and a eral naval race supreme court late A to review the Athens appear court reversal of the manslaughter verdict against Fred Moore in the fatal shooting of his law Storer Fred Moore had been charged murder he shot hia law after the latter had a rock at him An argument between the two on Moore s farm in ty bad been climaxed by the throwing and shooting episode During the trial in the common pleas the Judge left the court- room during the final arguments of the prosecuting and defense attorneys to draw up his charges It was De cember 23 and everyone anxious to be through for Christmas The Jury returned a of manslaughter against Moore The peals court ruled had been er- ror when the judge left the courtroom during the trial The supreme court yesterday upheld the reversal when it denied a motion brought by the state for leave to file a petition In error to the Athens county court of peaU Verdict of Acquittal Columbus O Jan 25 County Prosecutor J said day that he will carry an appeal to trie Ohio supreme court from the di reeled verdict of acquittal ordered yesterday by Judge Dana T Reynolds In the of State Senator William H- Kenner of Huron county Any action of the court will have no elfect upon Senator Herner since his constitutional rights would prevent him from being placed In Jeopardy twice on the same charge The appeal Trill be prosecuted for the purpose of obtaining an ruling en certain questions of law raised in tbe case Fix CWA Work Week In Populous Counties O- Jan The Ohio commission today listed twelve of the most populous counties In the state as and as a result of the class in cation local authorities to give all CWA laborers 24 bours work per The counties classified as arc Montgomery up mit Clark Marton Lorain and All in which Civil Works machinery has bom act tap will be designated as IGS CWA employes oT normal who reside In tics having a population of or will be to work 24 hours each on CWA whUe those la towns to only 35 to la Jo lyy ttc com- for Federal Approval For Pike Project National highway in nine Ohio counties have been approved by the tT 8 Bureau of lic Roads State Highway O W Merrell announced at The amount of the fe deral funds to be expanded on these which involve and con- Od miles of Is estimated to Contracts lor will probably awarded Feb 9 The approved projects Muskingum U 5 22 struct old Maysville and brick pavement from south corp to line of north also from west line of South southwesterly 1.176 southwesterly of South Auditors to Recommend Lef Jan 25 The tax nan before It today the requests of a Ure County Auditors of the state to of legislation which fot payment of for county and township nigh- ways out off tax county Earl H Marton A county Corona W T thai of Is to Use farm Golfers Not Exer pt From Tax Payment Jan or Jets 023 goir br park to an tax a enacted by the present general tff today axj opinion to in- and of nre per cent tax on dues aod 20 cent oa greets Iocs not in An Acre For Reservoir Locations On Home Owners Bonds Jan by ohto mir sxA Three More Dead Jan todar ss which for Ibe tO 17 TVo rf men who struck by Tbe was a by an tn Itoc street etf corporation ducted Tor any Two Women Killed 25 For Ohio Relief for HOLC ffwjrml to O Jan liquor board today definitely decided to handle its liquor stocks for the state stares through dia- centered in and will include irom 15 to 25 and stores will receive stocks Irom the district warehouse The teasel certify a list of proved warehouses in the five centers and the firms from which tbe liquor in tought by the state will be ed to select the particular warehouse in the district center to which they ship their products for storage Shipping from the warehouse to the stores be handled by private trucking under contract Permit fees nad mounted today to 906 There have been 3718 per mit 579 tions aproned and far 135 appli cations have been rejected board decided to start out with 18 stores in seven of the largest m addition to at least one in every county when the state stores open for business on March 15 This set up includes five stores in three in and two each In Toledo Columbus and Additional stores will be establish ed in the metropolitan centers ac rapidly thereafter as possible List of municipalities in which other stores will be in various was tentatively approved bv the board as West ens Martina Hamilton and ton Washington Columbia E ton Washington C Pulton Hamilton Cincinnati Norwood to lersburg Mt Mt Perry New Pike Portage Ross Sidney and Alliance Akron Cuyahoga Trumbull was New Warren Lebanon Wood Bowling Upper Sandusky Four Questioned In Kentucky Ky Jan today questioned four white men in connection with last night's lynching of Rex wiio was in- formally for fatally ing a white Scott was lynched his ed victim Aler still wai fighting for life in tbe local Johnson died of s fractured two hours after Scott's body waa cut down The negro strung up to a tree on the edge of a cemetery about 15 miles from here The mob of 300 white some of whom were took him the local While hU body dangled shots were fired Into It Officers arrested four white men for questioning in connection with the lynching Authorities lUted their names Lee Jim Col- lins Andy Workman and T all miners Honor Maintained In French Duel Paris Jan dawn in the grey stadium of the Pac Des Princes first duel growing out of parliamentary insults Ing debate on the banking scandal was fought to a draw Nobody wan not even stander or seconds The Deputy Andre a maim of tbe law and former and the Joseph met with primed pistols and were placed an ample distance apart Each fired lour Where the shots went knew and nobody seemed to care Afterwards the refused to become reconciled the of each had nobly vas accused br of s derogatory article abont A weird of how he found Mrs Rose Koontz a suicida from left home on a bout and returned in 10 days to find her body still seated in a chair was told police by Cloyd V Koontz N after bis wanderings In Ohio He V held on A charge of homicide under the technical count of aiding his wife to take her life by falling to notify authorities Tax Refunds Show Marked Shrinkage During Past Year Jan 25 marked shrinkage in the number of alze of by federal bureau of in- ternal during the fiscal year ending June for ment of vas noted today in a report on refunds to the Joint com- of Internal revenue taxation four corporations and one estate gained refunds of more than the report showed Motors subsidiary of General received IS and the estate of John I Beggs wax granted Northern Pacific railroad received and company and In- Hollywood on list includes Rupert Irving director and husband of Norma Louis B of and Dorothy Mackall actress Earle noted Jockey Toey composer and Donald Stewart were represented Martin J Insull former utilities now under indictment in cago on was granted 15 Ohio refunds Income tax unless noted plon Paper Dayton Engineering oratories Co 418 Airplane Co Securities Dayton plane Kroger Grocery and Baking Co Cincinnati Ohmer Fare Register Co Ohio Oil CHilo Steel Foundry Co 701 014 72 Glove Committee Agrees On Public School Needs O Jan 25 in agreement on the legislation to be recommended to meet tbe financial needs of political and tbe public for the cial taxation committee will attempt today to complete Its work and mend a program of taxation tion for Despite a wide diversity of opinion in tbe committee It by the members that they would be able to an agreement and complete their Thursday afternoon Their tentative agreement on tion to be suggested to meet 1934 as a session ing until Dearly midnight day In a movement to postpone beginning of tbe ation for a gained strength Governor White is uled to confer sometime today with Senator larl R Lewis St Republican leader ol tbe and Rep A Re- publican leader of tbe to ascertain their views on the proposal The Democratic majority leaders are willing to agree to the delay they hare indicates to the Hi there no objection from tbe Republican Expect Early Decision In Holliday Hearing A decision was expected from tbe appeals court at Canton In petition of P necking to WUllam P from a hearing cm to secure city at Canton tbe In case bearing thr arguments off opposing were C C dty C At Tor were John T- aad W mad R B and CUT B K wbo appeared lor Tbe mayor MI well as Barry who charge on mt as was the dtll Tt CWA Relief May Keep On After May 1 Admin i s t r a t i o n Plans Other Means to ploy Workers Jan 25 Continued employment beyond May 1 Tor most of the OOO workers who went on the payroll l appeared today to be the likely outcome of dispute over con- or that emergency program Public seasonal employment and a revival or are counted on to provide Jobs alter May 1 Tor more than 2 OOO 000 on the present CWA roll But an tration compromise seemed to be in making to shift to some other payroll the luck ones who do not lind one of the new Jobs CWA was created November 8 to compensate for aelay in providing work on public works projects Through the CUil Wortta tration there hua been a constant flow of ready money to all of the country Opposition to sudden of the 4 OOO OOO rent workers is tremendous The CWA began with an allotment of of public worka funds to Harry Hopkins federal emergency relief administrator Another Is to be spent On ber 15 Hopkins met here with a group of most of them mayors or other local public officials Is a Hopkins told the assembled to do tain things for certain types ol I had a tough break during the depression It Is anybody would use any part of thU for any political purpose It Is unthinkable that anybody would use thia money lor private or personal profit or gain I have great confidence in the public officials of because that la really to whom we talking Hopkins has been somewhat pointed In the matter of political use of CWA runds and their use lor pri- vate gain But more than persons did get Jobs CWA records show that the peak load of ment was Taking as the it Is costing the approximately to carry emch CWA worker through the winter Many of them families On the barta of the latest available treasury the cost per man to January was about a week Some of this charge expenditure for material himself fixed a week as the age maximum wage and It was only In the past few days that be learned the average Was The additional outlay per worker was explained by the that proportionately more skilled than had been ed were glad of ths opportunity to Accused of Fraud work for President evidently will insist that the CWA organization be abandoned May 1 on schedule HU budget for the next year does not provide for CWA although he has decided to project into ture Tor the civilian conservation But so intimately are the administration and CWA related that It Is expected workers will be cared Tor after tbe May deadline OOO ransom and Edward O Bremer a friend oC Demand Delay Before Release of Bremer St Jan 25 three-day iod ol delay between the payment of the of kidnaped wax reported as demand of his abductors in a note delivered to tbe victim's Adolph a velt The demand was the subject of uneasy conjecture on the part of lice who called any such procedure as The report of tbe demand recalled that bloodstains found ill the from which Bretner was kidnaped a week ago Po lice were aware that such a demand might follow an unexpected accident in which Bremer sustained Injury The unprecedented of eral department of justice in the Twin Cities also was seen ac a factor in causing such a for delay of Bremer under such a plan might occur hundreds of from St Paul Cleared of Charges In Bed Room Murder 1 run ton Jan county's Ifan Moreland came to a close today with former prosecutor cleared of all charges linking him with her Tbe county grand rary refused to return an Indictment against Porter had been accused off murder on first degree kill ed a f and himself ed early Ust was found shot to death in the locked of her flat last Oct Potter was found In the room with m bullet wound in aa at inquest that Porter had been drinking a few before tbe ruing of charges against Porter from office and al his own was Tram Uw Kentucky Legislature Condemns Lynching its a negro rocky today ol lynching of at A by Utr ooa the and declaring Tor law tbe boose M was being held in D C on a charge o-f using the mails to de- federal detectives were gating what became of the money nc reported to have solicited from prominent persona to purchase a bust of General a gift to the nation According to collected at least OOO In sub- Tor the hurt which was to Moses the was killed a New York sub- way train last March Leaders Confident Of Favorable Vote For Monetary Jan vote on the Roosevelt monetary bili late today or by tomorrow at the latest was the ob- of administration leaders the senate began the second day of dehate on thla momentous measure Passage of the was conceded The only controversy was over which the more conservative element believes should De orated Majority Robinson was con tnat the would be proved in a form acceptable to dent Roosevelt He said be bad to de- feat a proposal for establishment of a board of five members to supervise OOO fund The administration wants thU control vested in the of treasury It feels that a board would confuse the opera tlons and make them ineffective The administration M willing to ac two amendments which place t three-year limitation on the fund and on the period In which the president may devaluate the dollar Robinson said be believed a silver which Senator proposed to would be defeated This amendment would authorize the treasury purchase a maximum of ounces of above present market until the trans- actions bring auver to a ratio of 16 to 1 with gold Wheeler has been attempting to ob- support for this amendment among those who would like to see an expansion of tbe is not specifically provided for In the monetary He that tbe once in possession of the bfc used as backing for Issuance of certificates redeemable in silver Senator Hastings or Deli chairman of tbe Republican ial campaign announced plans to at length on the money His associates said the speech would take about two hours Senator also In- tended to discuss the With Heed facing a hard campaign for re-election and Hastings In search of Issues for the autumn these discussions were looked upon as somewhat political In character There appeared to be little tion to attempt to scuttle the White Warns Against Soliciting of Funds Jan White today warned persons would benefit by proposed Uon of outstanding for road against tions collecting money under the gulae of aiding tne of soch legislation governor has stated that they probably sponsor legislation designed to cancel unpaid road Is unnecessary for anyone to contribute to a found to or other advocates of the governor said Frank Grubby the governor that an organization known the As- has soliciting lunds Miners Propose to Discuss Higher Wages IndU Jan i of higher wages dae to earn a of the of be into UK topic would be form made when Jobs of tbe scale f or Communities 1 Out of Line May Lose Tax Rigid Law Necessary to Share In Benefits A war on te promised for Zanesville as the new state control law becomes pledge was contained today in sta ments by Charles J and Chid ol Police 3 Kimberly will he made to the state liquor and any liquor without a o penser of home will b Ject to and it Word that action came following news Irom revealing that proposed Mosler to state liquor control lam seeks to withhold distribution of permit money to localities no effort made to tbe law It is to the city's public fi interests to clean up an legalities at and the Booner t drive can start the more will it evident to the that U taking a decisive position in matter In beginning the campaign liquor violations under the Jiew will be up lor even start with several other Cities of the Introduction the amendment tt Columbus was said to have resulted Irom tbe attitude rt thA Cleveland la ing to round up Safety Director Bazron that no leniency will be shown speakeasy operators or other Police are being ordered to round up any guilty of such he said Chief of KUnberly said er that his department will make a special effort to bring violators to Justice As to tbe extent of In and was no reported that many speakeasy oj tors arc out of with sales Court Upholds Extra Cradle Phone Cost Jan phone using type wiU have pay 25 s uis of that of for three from the date of v Ohio court ruled tn Wednesday In affirming der of the sion The court as Of April 21 and applying to both tbe Ohio Bell Telephone and court said the order and and the petition of W mer attorney of Jo isf open tht case Pay Increase Giren to Rubber Akron Jan pay for 13000 ind Rubber company workers tive 1 today by officials of the pay boosts affects In ttM and engineering An additional In mechanical rim plant aod department will their working week stepped up from M hours a week with a In pay bf other fell rapidly sa Tire and announced a cent General Tin and Rubber did likewise and tbe Tin and Rubber company tt would meet any raise annottnced fcf Tbm affect than Drink by Bottle On Sale by Druggists Akron Jan can sjow buy a drink by tbe bottle tn Akron novelty in the form of of blended whisky MM gin being offered for toy added a new to UM already The miniature bottles retail at 25 to Jo cents They have all the so and embellishments of their the s of the small sj an a challenge to from the Ing traces and crabs of Beer Before Court O- Onto berr can sell Tbe took tbe caffe of tee IL acd Sena a ttx beard of lart Tike union is expected Jo go oo ord for In excess of the by Re- 5 day permits to bey act from in in Tbe pay 9471 per day for day U- tor day for that was to bear against a aad that charges riled by insufficient to secure of oa M la tbe ol a former off charged ten to be to de- here earlier bate on Use in money T mi for distributors to to beer beer direct to kea from Bodges when poUce fitted CD and doors In Uw of Use deflate of on except MWW ponica T day increasing osi la sa portion IHM
