Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - March 16, 1934, Zanesville, Ohio V ZANESVILLE VOL No 270 FINAL EDITION FRIDAY MARCH 1934 FINAL EDITION THREE CENTS INSULL CAPTURED ABOARD STEAMER NEAR EGYPT STATE GRANT TO FLOOD PLAN WITHIN WEEK to Be Reported to Floor of House Next O March A stormy but certain passage waa predicted day for the Bittinger calling lor a state appropriation of to aid in construction of the gum valley flood control project The bUl voted out by the finance committee late yesterday and recommended for will be re- ported to the HOOT of the house of next week and il oe placed on the calendar for on Friday ip William Dem mont member of the house finance said some sition WM encountered from lican of the committee but IS remaining after Republican members left to Join the Q O P rally unanimously toted the measure out Another measure introduced by Freer to enable the highway de- to participate in tne laid before the house com- on Chairman George Dem Montgomery of the highways said the enabling act would probably taken up next Tuesday evening after the house haa The highway department to to 000 towards con- district vast project Re- construction of and in county and roads as well state highways will necessary Atty Robert N chief counsel for the conservancy district appeared the committee and urged thf adoption of tht He said that staU there la danger of losing federal PWA allotment of 000 OOO He outlined the tory of project and pointed to the vast lowea suffered In ttw by floods money spent on this project will radiate all the state and benefit larger industrial centers well rural WUk in Rep in supporting the said that more 000 in had been spent in district relief of and the construction of the flood project would greatly re- lieve unemployment in the district M well as pour money into the en- tire state agreed both enabling and appropriation acts seen Republican forces general may oppose the measure bitterly Republican eager to begin their blast at Democratic administration and well state an op- in opposing measure of criticising the entire policy for the of public In Tight Spot HaJ Benjamin army air corps Is working with postal officials on a army airmail schedule to meet Roosevelt's command that deaths In the army air corps must STATE INCOME TAX BASIS OF NEW PROPOSAL Sales Tax Loses Favor As Workable Revenue Measure March 16 house taxation charged with the task of drafting a workable revenue raising program to be sub- mitted to the legislature next today labored on a program that probably will Include a sales tax Having voted 12 4 to attempt formulation of a program in- the administration B sales tax the committee turned with con- support toward a gradu ated net Income proposal It was believed the Income tax proposal would be the foundation of the com- s If one is finally proved t Returns to Limelight come tax wjte made aa the com- took It under consideration Rates were ered and Intimates made it into the dancing limelight again and nappy about It Is Eleanor former partner of the mould raise annually of noted dancer and FEW MOTORISTS CALL FOR FEES protege of Maurice Only Thirty of 160 Tagged Drivers Seek Disputed Fines in Court Scowls marked the of two ago when they paid two dollar will be that the be amended to of planned 1 Other indications were that i rehearsing for her i excise taxes would be increased and she will makr with Charles i that a chain store license and re- levy might be included Meanwhile the conference tee of the house and senate reached a compromise on the bond refunder Four of the aix agreed to recommend an amendment to the it passed the senate This amendment would allow diversion of taxes collected for sinking fund poses In proportion to the receiv ed from bondholders accepting the the originally passed by the house them could been no to the subdivision until after taxes actually were collected a the While their opposition expected fade under yet it that the might be de- layed before final passage ob- ASK RE HEARING HOLLIDAY Application for in of William chairman of the local civil against Mayor William P Wetherald asking that the defendant be pre- vented from hearing ouster charges brought by Harry an elector and WM filed today wilb the state supreme court at fines for violation of traffic were changed ol and grins Friday they called at municipal court office for their Mayor William Wetherald ceiled a to the ruthless tion of and ordered the who received asked to them paid at clerk's office Of the 100 who paid lor Tuesday night and only 30 had availed of the opportunity to lect their who paid their should taaa abated and no more Ugs have been given for petty nave received to continue prosecution of motorists cutting through reC park ling in safety and operating their with only ono head light or without a light night for driving an automobile while the only motorist arrested for a more serious offense He guilty In municipal court and was fined and and had his drivers license suspended lor a year He waa when he agreed to pay the flue at the rate of per which will take him more than a year to liquidate Welfare Director and Safety Director J Barron completing plans today for the Issuance of city licenses to feurt and truck drivers an provided by city ordinances Beginning next the former an- u and drivers must apply for these licenses which will coct The city ordinance will save them 93 as the state court acted upon wrong inter- of the law and the court to grant the right of re- hearing The matter submitted on The supreme recently ruled that Mayor Wetherald authority to the case Dunn almost two charging politick The application alleges that the require licensing of such driver r ftl A H- The state license and ex- tra U charged for a The safety director in direct charge of conducting and will by tbe welfare names of eligible position At tbe time the dalon was the supreme court also ruled Mayor erald holding that Judge Baker had Jurisdiction to a on against a group of tha mayor brought by not Indicated today whether mayor would similar In tbe supreme to re- new trial of the him time ic expected to be re- quired by tbe supreme court rn a decision or an- other In the application for ing of the Holliday for these licenses will be certified to the mayor who will Issue together with a to worn on left lapel of the question of enforcing the ordinance relative to licensing of j truck drivers and chauffeurs the that cet off the explosion The tor council last Monday night to recommend enforcement upon three declared that UM executive ment would enforce all or council and Mayor Wetherald de- provide that political sub divisions refunding maturing bonds this year may divert to their operating fund the proportion of the taxes levied and in process of collection representing only those bonds surrendered for can and refunding On the chain store tai the com- voted night to include proposal in any program it finally This is not binding The under consideration for a location U- tax tin retail a graduated tax of from -1 a maximum per on their gross revenues It estimated that the would yield A year Turning to the utilities the committee amended the special taxation The amendment would raise the tax on revenue of railroads from the present rate of 3 per cent per cent AUTO WORKER IS TAKEN FOR RIDE March Detroit auto worker was for a 2 MORE SUITS FOR PAY FILED Hazen and Maneely Petition For Mandamus to Secure Back Salaries Dillinger's Companion In Jail Break Is Dead After Gun Battle With Police Herbert Youngblood and Three Officers Shot in Michigan Desperado and Two Companions in Neighborhood Port March negro who broke jail with John waa shot and tally wounded in a gun battle with police here today Clarence police officer informed by the United Press of the description of confronted the wounded negro with the identification and obtained an ad- mission that he was with Dillinger when the desperado broke out of the Crown Point jail with a wooden pistol lie also told me that Dillinger and two companions are in this Marx we are starting out now to hunt for them Youngblood was struck by three shots in the bloody battle that ensued when Sheriff William L led two of to the stort where companion staying UNIFORM WAGE BOOST FOUGHT Auto Workers Strike Tired of waiting for the city ad- to good its ise to pay all holdover cmi their dating from Jan 1 the unpaid workers be- gun a parade to the It will not end until all tuna ot the Wetherald ing have filed petitions de- manding their wages Two more such were filed Friday with tiie appeals court city sanitary is from Jan 1 to Ned street va Salary during that pen od due him amounting to Miss cleric In the city health waa to file Her petition lor a writ of asking pay to two filed Thursday City Auditor Henry late received formal written de- for their unpaid salaries from Hazen Maneely Tbe demands were presented by K attorney who Joan C U understood to represent the entire group of civil The written demands ara presented s a matter of record so in the It can be stated that for their salaries and shot to death shortly before last j nave been refused near Monroe what authorities Mich to be in first open warfare growing out of the automotive industry unrest The man vas believed to be Joan or John U Bailey Union in his bore both Folded under his was an plication blank of the federal Labor and in hfe pocket a number of the blanks The body lay feet north of the driveway leading into the farm of Corcoran told Sheriff Joseph y that short lj ml d- night he two can drive up and turn off their lights He heard four which he thought to be and then the cars drove away fires ha TRUCK RUNS WILD AND HITS HOUSE Merie Homer 23 and H O 77 of were nursing severe injuries today ing a peculiar accident on ham about 13 from Uie Brandeis Speaks to Law College Graduates March 16 two hundred off Oblo SUte university Inw were dared would all of shortly after Thursday to tbe letter of tbe driver of a freight truck control of tbe Tan descending a steep hill and 01 machine rolled wildly down the into a house by tbe Ml Pittsburgh Plate GUm CO and Karen It is understood that other win be filed with the appeals court as rapidly they can be The that is much clerical In connection with case to delay the filing The appeals court will convene here next and during the quent tbe petitions being filed week will receive TELLS OF PLACING SON IN FURNACE Akron O March father hysterically told police here today that MOod toid me to put him j the he attempted to explain the cruel murder of in- rant son father Howard a beer held for a sanity bearing today Whether murder will be filed on out- come of the bearing Assistant a J Wozniak said The John died In St hospital hours March IB dents recovery program moved into threatened by spread disturbances and strong opposition to a uniform 10 per increase in and reduction hours Indications were president self would be appealed to in an fort to avert as the worst the j country has In the bile industry The of th threatened auto was Increased by the likelihood that once started disturbance would spread to industry strike threat day when the national labor board concluded a two-day hearing of of American Federation of lAbor against large auto- mobile eral Mo ton and Hudaon Motor Do Aa the young negro lay gasping in hospital bed he whispered to Prosecutor Laurie O TeLfer he had seen the outlaw DUlingw and two companions last that linger had a sedan the car in which he fled Crown Point and President May Intervene to Howard each shot the abdomen in the gun battle with Youngblood were en an wen chance of recovery Sheriff Variants bullet in arm not considered serious Eugene negro store received a minor bullet wound in the right shoulder Sheriffs in adjoining counties were instructed to place road blockades to To Supreme Court ROBERT N WILKIN WILKIN GETS COURT BENCH Counsel for Conservancy Dis- Will Succeed Judge Allen halt the DUlinger should he be In the area Under and Deputy Herbert Lohr were shot in the abdomen The sheriff waa wounded in the arm O March 16 K New prominent Democrat attorney and counsel in the watershed cy appointed tice of the Ohio supreme court by White Judge Wilkin ence E whose pointment as judge ot the federal circuit court of appeals ed by the United States senate Advised by telephone that the Mies Allen will resign her t negro at store answered flatly to recognize or deal with the A T U and challenged the authority the labor board trator Hugh 8 Johnson stepped into tne breech with personal labor and company officials without apparent effect Should efforts the only resort would be the intervention of the president The labor indicated they would ask their to walk out on strike tne matter is adjusted The nature of the impending walkout explained by William F of JU president The automobile dispute almost artly parallel to that the Weirton Steel Co and Tears were ex- pressed that direct action by bile would result in similar by steel dispute centers about erf to organize and bargain col- through of their own anteed by the KRA The automobile industry presented the unusual of re- vigorously to the president's appeal for a 10 per cent cut In ing hours and an equivalent increase in at the time that they challenged another and equally vital section of the recovery program were that at a temporary adjustment might out on tbe of announcement QUIZ LINDBERGH IN MAIL POLICY Washington March IB A fore- most to carry against air mail policy before a the description the the officers drove hurriedly to the store heavily armed and prepared to shoot U kill Opening the the men rushed in fired blindly The officers returned the shots Charles fourth officer left on guard outside heard the Tiring and CUvanaugh ger through the door a few feet and then dashed into the room firing ceased Propped against a counter stood the his wa- vering oti the ing negro who waa lying on the floor a few feet away At the sheriff feet lay Deputy clutching his side Ths three wounded and the sheriff were rushed to the prepared ency operations to have their lives placed across ing roads in today by Sheriff ent supreme court until the on receipt of that John and two wera d H rt ng north from Port German the Clair county officials did not explain whether I linger was actually seen leaving Port but added that they told me he headed Into the Thumb dis- and to watch as he The men were driving a small dan similar to the one in which made escape from Ind to the word man received German erected a blockade on the leading prepared to shoot it out if the notorious outlaw should appear Banilac adjoins fit Clair on tbe where negro companion of DiU was critically wounded and captured today oer a new Judge will be elected to complete the which expires Jan 1 A successor to Allen for a full term will be named In November Wilkin la senior member of the law firm of Wilkin and in New Philadelphia He 48 years age and the son of J for- mer judge of the Ohio supreme court He is a graduate of law school of tbe University of Virginia and has teen general practice 25 years Be a of the state board of 1914 to and now a member of the State Bar on judicial ad- and reform He la author of numerous legal in various publications Is chief counsel for the con- project He an unsuccessful for the supreme court in 1932 and is expected to be a candidate for the term in the tion ATTEMPTS TO AVOID LAW ON FREIGHT SHIP Torpedo Boat Makes Cap- ture As Instill Neared Freedom Athena March 16 ed today that been aboard freight steamship The announcement ter polio had In- aull left Greece aboard the and that a boat destroyer in The problem At ATOM what tht government would do Insull if he returned liert The government had that leave He to been Mat inland that rape from Paris to So Angered were government cUla that It believed they might refuse to this Mini chance of and sure he delivered in ner to American for tlon to the United Police announced that was a Tew hours off when Inaull wan caught It was added that tht returning to at full speed Tne ship headed for near Alexandria The announcement that waA a off JUe would indicate that It would Piraeus within about It fc 550 miles from Alexandria to Piragua Radios Irom the police ttML reported that Insull with despair at his failure to aa Insull waa captured within sight police said The had Ignored calls flashed mm and the little strorer racing toward The destroyer overtook the it was endeavoring to Port Kesser where it would how teen out of Insull who left the of industrial empire when he United bade fair to wreckage of a government In as he sought new today American Justice minister of Interior today and the chief of t as a tw ro agnate a a few hours before to deported an alien It had been In cabinet the aged The Greek consideration had ruled no law for expulsion as the offenae-for-wMdh United atates court sought to him under not an offence In bsw Premier known to feel that as a matter of Justice to PARAFFIN TESTS I to leave the country I the police ttl particularly lield entitled to remain The foreign office took t regard of of Milwaukee March latest contribution Lillian Gets Busy Crown March from whose Jail John and Herbert Escaped with m toy gun said told that the negro had been captured that she would go to Fort la a chance that Is want to he right there when that man Is brought abc said after hia had been today In one of his rare from the fire pit of the Turnace Appearances on Capitol hllL He had 1 Lindbergh and CUrence burned accepted who operated store until three weeks ago Invitation by ttM senate to rested after tbe when j to mail to land Deputy Tom Clark act the mayor I tbe valued about of it sted K so of ttw said he his com- j to Wew W pre- the O of Uir S court as off nrx four of 1913 tn the of the he hH supported of to yet op- Ute the end turn people out of aod other Davis there Is Bonier suffered a cut on he walked Into a drug store and private airline operators AkUe j ace will testify Is expected so pare President contemplated unified ot land clerks by Announcing what be had done The police a few hours had been caned from hospital where be bad treatment for brain When questioned br at tbe coupty Oron it by ref to tbe apparently dW oot re- He will go with his curtailment today tangible re- in oat oC the Office Holdup and Both Following Operation by a al Kansas aty bouM the trock lumber from Tbe front torn read of tbe oC a X lurch to up a office Homer said the damaged and be repaired at a of tbe tn a relief truck Zw from to Tbe by the oo to rrr for aa a tore for UM be took a in tbe form off nwn wma to be in s Hif Projects O 36 to Miami AU 16 n len Uj for At ate Kn a R Prw Mn trip 1 bm to berrr way for on MlX be to take or In of War HL off army mir tlw air mail and it bare permit tbe t filer to the Bush Slated to Head Coal Code Authority March 16 Samuel P Columbus U alated to become administrator of tbe retail coal code authority It WM Intimated last night at tbe of retail coal is chairman of committee to the workmen's fund detection uas brought into use by Milwaukee police to solve a Killing members of the police force I With the aid of the it was hoped to clear or definitely arouse Mrs Lillian police of the shooting to death of Paul W Milwaukee policeman Both principals in the case found amidst the twisted wreckage of automobile en country road near 111 yesterday Kittleman was with a bullet in temple and Mrs 1 States and that therefore be to expelled as an undesirable 21 whether really u expelled realist Martin Awaits Court Decision March fugitive Chicago utility surrendered to sheriff today and the decision irf UiV appeal court of Ontario on plication for dismissal der to was in condition a fractured skull and Internal Junes A pistol was found had crashed into with cago lt liberty on the off 23 appeal to that bad in the belief that he faced a scandal She denied however that their friendship Involved a affair experts came to by bailee wnich the collapse of ity empire years ago is ving converted app out cf and coated the hands of of his companies to and Mrs with countr paraffin After the cooled peeled cff and taken back to laboratories will be applied to the wax to bring out the presence of nitrate specks Chemists said that if flred the pistol then the teken from his hands wHl dishonesty and caused Insull empire The asven affairs of their verc properly handled the nitrate specks a in a pistol always Financial on tbe committee minute of nitrate drafted tbe liquor control j pounds Into tne creases of of tbe of members to tiw code wdi be within toe next to C B- of the chamber of commerce tn charge of tbe B Judre Amn Nomination they Slate Rests In Trial of trial 15 tn tbe White denounced tbe army planes tbe atr to carry cm Tbc opened aad and cost of operation tbe Ohio to of federal cuit of tbe first to boM a federal to nil case for his life in tbe murder U noon today The witness Tor tbe Mrs Sarber widow of tbe slalo Washington March MUM embarked today upon a calculated to effect in tbe fin A of measures tbe of and tbe back and of tbe more for by the death cf Railroads Postpone Wage Negotiations Victim woman and two mega one today tn an ex- o The body of Vera have Agreed to for n Mrt slumped tub on second floor The men Makler aa her be by Harry who last convicted tbe faces John tbe man and HI see bin as tons ax I Sartor a pointing out who a Tew thr Mrs brr inui as Aae tbe story off tbe murder Tbe The croup of bills up for Jon extension oC off tbe Home a bankruptcy a new market regulation and of to by trp Use guarantee tbf an well tbe Interest tee bin a to exceed Tor aod John when tbe laying to Its to at his io tti vn in for to Ihr for tf Use to bis win near Total and to Kansas Oty in 1373 Mr be for ago 12539 in the later be went to P A White S per tbe far for BO In tbe They March R Road Extension o tried j of UM today to persuade 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