Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - June 22, 1934, Zanesville, Ohio VOL No 46 FINAL EDITION OM FRIDAY JUNE FINAL EDITION THREE CENTS NEW COLISEUM POSS GRANTS HELD ON TECHNICAL MURDER COUNT Austrian Court ments Bigamy Charges Pending June 22 A Beaton cleansing shop clerk tola police that she is that customer named who had a dress cleaned twice within the past six weeks is the missing Agnes of New whose photographs have been Appearing daily in Boston newspapers June have placed ft charge of suspected murder against Ivan In connection with the disappearance of Miss Agnes New York and they announced today Mile Margaret arrested with was charged with of being ait after the fact The of r charge against Is in addition to that of first technical bigamy against him when New York police first asked for his detention Mile Ferrand also is charged with bigamy She was held at first merely for investigation and Mile Ferrand are now under the jurisdiction of the court of which in Austria decides whether ft charge la justified and turns an indictment if one u Charges against both and Ferrand will remain informal until the court completes ita inquiry Even if other charges against jay Mile Ferrand are there will remain the possibility that they could be charged with common possession of stolen luggage New June evidence against Ivan evaded detectives today despite the moat thorough search of recent history New were few and offered no tangible grounds upon which the international adventurer could be linked with the mysterious disappearance of his bride last De- Advised by Vienna police that cannot be held there much longer on a technical charge of detectives ri ire worked fchly but fruitlessly lor charges that serve for extradition One new Advanced by Assistant District Attorney James but fce admitted It's a weak one He Investigated the possibility sr with giving jured information when he married Agnea last December in applying for a marriage said he had not previously been but dispatches from Europe indicate he divorced a slav wife last November Little Importance was attached to the fact that on Dec purchased worth of razor blades and a quantity of sedatives A ond sister of Miss informed police she believed Jay subtly administered drugs to her gain control of Possibility that had in- Miss to sign over to him some or all of her 825.000 stock was exploded when was learned that recent transfers of her interests all were accounted for Kills Self In Fit of Rage June Sydney vice president of the American Rolling Mills and one of Middletown's business and civic early today shot and killed his critically wounded his mother-in-law and and then took hU life Dr Butler county learned that and his wife had returned last night from a social affair at the home of a neighbor and had retired About 1 m he rose from his bedt crossed the room to Mrs Rectanus d began to beat Coroner Cook J s told When she cried he took R tol from a bureau drawer and shot her through the heart She fell down a Dr Cook was unable to ascertain whether the fractured skull she sustained was received in the fall or whether a black-Jack he found In the house had been used Leaving tho body of his tanus entered the room of his est and fired two shots One entered her men She ran into street and in the aims of a man HU Mrs aroused by tho come Into tho hall Rectanus shot her tho left of tne head I Unite Names Noted In Sports and Politics OVERTHROW OF HITLER HINTED BY END OF YEAR Former Kaiser Coming Back and May gain Control Names famous in politics and baseball were linked in Washington with the marriage of Miss Susan Sheppard daughter of senator Morris Sheppard of and Cornelius JrM son of Connie Mack manager of the Philadelphia Athletics The who met two ago at Duke are shown at the Sheppard home in the before the wedding ROOSEVELT IS CHEERING FAN Puts Aside Affairs of State for Boat Races Aboard Presidential Yacht New June president of the United States transformed himself into a college sporta fan cheering lustily for Harvard In the annual meeting of the Crimson and Tale crews on the Thames Roosevelt is a Harvard man but he had another reason for his enthusiasm His son and YALE WINS FIRST New Jutte moved off to a winning start In its regatta with vard when the freshman eight won the opening event of the gram President Roosevelt watched the race from the boat He saw his Franklin D Roosevelt row at 6 In the losing Harvard eight Yale Hi on by approximately quarters of a A half hour the Yale Junior varsity crew defeated the Harvard Jayvees over the same course three lengths President Roosevelt also watched this race was a member of the freshman eight that met Yale in the first of three rates Mr yesterday met the crews of Harvard and Yale Junior varsity and freshman eights to chat with them of the impending contest They canie aboard the at his invitation The Sequoia will remain the ing White House until tomorrow when Mr Roosevelt comes ashore to motor to his Hudson valley home at Hyde N Y There he will remain until Monday night when he entrains for Washington Tho president arrived here day from New Haven and spent busy hours in a cabin and on quarter- deck giving attention to a mass or administration detail Ha signed n number of dictated replies to urgent mail and studied the general labor situation including the strike now In progress on the west coast Upon his return to Washington Mr Roosevelt was expected to an- the selection of the personnel cf tho commissions that will ter tho stock market com- control and labor board acts It WAS felt that he wanted those Important posts filled before Juno 26 the scheduled date of his departure from Annapolis made on tho cruise to the West South America and Hawaii Sister Says He is Alive on Occasion of day O June still according to his Mrs Audrey Ind who has written lalia a friend that have heard from John and he is Reports hava since the Indiana desperado shot his way from a trap by federal officers at a Wisconsin that he may have died of wounds do not know where John is Mrs Hancock wrote wish I did know We have so much mail for him June is his don't believe he der Ha doesn't trust sister distrust of offers reported to have been made to the gangster's appear in vaudeville and at a Island re- sort this bunk about wanting dad to go on the stage Is only another federal she wrote hw friend here they can't catch him wty they will try Mrs in revealing con- tents of the said she had asked Joseph W attorney of to petition Governor white of Ohio to commute death sentences of Harry Pierpont and Charles bers of gang The two men were sentenced on conviction of slaying Sheriff Jesse at in liberating linger from Charts was said by Mrs der to have sent a plea to the nor for the doomed asking in- on point of The district appeals court recently denied the men a new trial They are sentenced to die in July June dictatorship in Germany in ber was predicted by close to former Kaiser the Daily Herald correspondent asserted the Herald's informant during the last few thas plans for proclamation of the which mould oust tha Nazi were formed ana ready for execution former will be beck in before beginning of the was quoted as saying be as a private zen or li may be i a an official but he will be never has been an official contact between the Nazi movement and castle where Wilhelm Is in On the contrary the re- has been bad Wilhelm never has met Chancellor Adolf ler and each has refused to see of the other here do not expect to see ler last through the winter -Gen von minister of contemplates claiming the with tial law at beginning and diate cessation of the anti-Jewish campaign tht new leaders would seek financial assistance from the United States of the army staff for the dictatorship art prepared Hitler will be allowed to flee to Italy Baron Franz Yon vice will remain in Germany and from re-establish friendly relations with the Baron Von will pre- pare Germany's return to the League of The informant added that Papen's of Nazi which precipitated a cabinet fight in delighted but did not surprise the former kaiser's household Show-Girl Denies Columbus June Reports of a show-girl romance in the life of Ivan jay were exploded today when Miss Helen 27 pretty brunette violinist with Phil Girl denied rumors that had ever been engaged to the Vogel placing at a theater knew him casually in New York about March Miss gel said never went out with I was attempting to interest I my father in some sort of business deal My father waa no Captain visited out home suggested that my mother and I could use his apartment in London He thought It would help me to play concerts there We refused that June the military element in Germany did not approve of Nazism and was readi to overthrow it have been circulated widely Baron Blomberg is an old man of and a a representative of the junker and industrial elements in is not a Nazi He has done all Hitler government's ing with the and it wag he who by mediation the cession of the government in 1933 Neurath also is a He Is former Nationalist and a holdover from the government which preceded Man Slain In Fight On Cincinnati Street June 22 Identified Charles was slain here today in a fight with an- other man in front of a downtown beauty parlor took into custody a woman as Mrs Emma is said to have named her Howard as oass as- A witness told police she saw the man knock Gass kick litai in the head and flee is Ohio Gets Grant Juno 22 A federal emergency relief grant to Ohio was authorized today It cates to complete airport projects Gangland Crumpled And Fallen in Chicago Section Speedy Trials and Fine Set of Working Judges Smashed Power of Barons Chicago June tho empire of the crumpled and fallen During the years of prohibition Chicago waa noted ns the playground for but a survey today re- that gang rulers have leaving a disorganized unable to continue Illicit trafficking In aJl at fancy prices Fast gathering dust in luxurious ters IA that a of law and order virtually has wiped out gangland Dismantled distilleries gono to seed and Jail sentences for many are some of the re- of the relent war carried on by federal and state authorities In Chicago for two years A crimo issued by Mayor E J Kelly showed A drop ftf 23 1 per cant In Chicago In the first months of tha year from the vrar Murders 16 per Prosecutions the weapons of tho crusaders They were aided by ft co-operative spirit among criminal Judges The at the dis- organized tho notorious Capone dirato by wholesale convictions for income tax violations Alphonse Gapone is ing 10 years In Atlanta penitentiary Others of aides arc serving terms ranging from one to five for similar offenses Criminal Judge Michael who broke up the rough Touhy gang with for Kidnaping John the said tho disintegration of gangland was due to finest uet of working judges ever assembled in the criminal courts Speedy he Mid made It Mble to dispose of gangsters within 30 nn indictment He sat in Judgment in 300 criminal during tne two-year campaign Total approximated About Heavy Purchases of Silver by Government June 22 proximately ounces of haa been acquired by the federal government at a of around since the Roosevelt tration began tibe rehabilitation of It estimated About ounces were be- to have been acquired In and York over the past few months the government's exchange stabilisation funds The was believed to be from 40 to 50 an ounce An additional ounces were acquired last summer at 50 cents an ounce from Great that country's June 15 war debt ounces of metal have been quired at 64 H cents an ounce fiom American producers since December Several million more are to have purchased Iv m the open market In tho last l days Secretary of Treasury Henry was drawing plans day for the purchase of additional ounces of sliver to carry out provisions of the chase act of which provides resents be Increased until they reach one- a the of the monetary gold stocks Studying Measures to Restore Order June fearing street fights now prevalent between Fascists and Com- may reach R bloody climax on tho boulevards of are Ing emergency measures to restore it was learned today Twenty have been killed in recent riots in provincial towns Hundreds have boon wounded Delegates of war of the and the extreme of are to convene here July 8 The cabinet fears that unless It can halt present fights in provincial it may face A situation as as that of February 6 when were reddened with Convicted Governor Will Retain Office N June Governor William H ed Sunday of a federal will re- tain his office until the fall election under a ruling of the state supreme court Gov Die H Olson reasserted his belief that Langer's con- automatically disqualified him for office and his determination to as- sume the mantle of chief executive The ordered that a guard of deputy sheriffs outside his tive offices be maintained indefinitely and said he would hold office by force If necessary He is Ing for on the lican ticket next week The supreme court ruling in a denial ot Olson's petition for sion to file suit to oust Langer Sentence will bo pronounced upon who convicted of conspiring to compel fund donations from Federal Relief two days after the election He has filed notice of ORDER CLOSES Back Payrolls Work Suspended Until Money is Available The city street department is ed and will remain closed until such a time as money is found with which to restore it was said day by Service Director John Combs soon after City Auditor Henry F Stemm had prepared the voucher which will enable the city to workers in this department whose wages are overdue Money made available Thursday night at a special meeting of counci is only sufficient to pay tack wages and meet other overdue obligations in addition to the street commission er's salary until and th maintenance of traffic lights to tha when the next gasoline tax re are expected Workers were being paid Frida for the two weeks prior to last Mon day The money was by mean of a promissory note for from tho inactive street and alley provement fund It must be back by the street department as soon the money is available through tax receipts The met totaled City officials were at loss to say what method may be taken tc reopen the street department Al phases of maintenance being helc including not only repair bu cleaning as well Operation truck has been curtailed automatically in the neighborhood of been thrown cut of work City Auditor Stemm could forese no immediate solution One proposa is that of establishing a special de under the general in that case the permission of tn budget commission and the common pleas court would be necessary it would be required to show that there is sufficient money in the general to make the move and such is not the case Abandon Hope For Three Lost In Storm June was abandoned today for the safety o three young people lost in Lake Mich Igan in a storm which took six lives Wednesday night Coast guard cutters and lak freighters maintained a watch fo Miss Ruth Hatch Raymond Gus and Richard 19 but officers said they saw no chance they had survived The canoe in which Miss Hatch and Gustafson embarked wa found and bat off the Evanston beach Lud low was washed from a rowboat wher the first squall of the storm trie lake Other lives claimed by the gale and downpour which in first day of summer here wer those of Robert and Wil liam Dahl drowned at Michigan City Ind Joseph 8 62 Monroe killed by a falling tree Nine Arrested In Outbreak June Nine persons arrested In demonstrations In the Harvard and Harvard square yesterday wer ordered held for trial next when arraigned In district court here today All pleaded not guilty to Charge of speaking without a permit or dis the or and Judg Edward A set bail at on each charge Strange Contract Fulfilled When Girl Commits Suicide Survived Suicide Pact in Which Mother Died Week Ago Shoots Herself Through Breast Des la June Death had brought fulfillment today of a contract between Margaret and her mother Bott died late of a buMet eight days after she and her Mrs Alice Kins attempted a double In Michigan at Chicago The elder woman died In the lake The girl her desire for death by unusual swimming skill and the subconscious struggles of a drowning person Relatives brought the despondent girl to Des hoping to rally her from morbid fear of an ing operation for a ailment In DCS Bott brooded constantly Dr and Mrs W W her aunt and planned en- and brought Chicago in attempt to help tho girl gain a new spirit They thought they were succeeding without Miss Bott retired to her bedroom And fired A- single revolver shot Into her breast she apparently had obtained and hidden the weapon several days previously Sho died 34 later without mentioning her i BOTT PRAISE HEAPED ON ROOSEVELT White and West Launch Campaign at field Session June 22 Praise of President Roosevelt echoed from a platform hers last night as leaders of Ohio Democrats and as- to nominations for high lic positions stepped into the primary campaign George White and Con- gressman Charles P West brought loudest applause as they took introductory in their race for the United States senatorial nomination The county Jefferson ian dub planned and directed the ing Rep West and Governor made appeals for support of the ad- ministration recovery program in which liberalism rung out West has been regarded the national choice for the nomination and as most likely to defeat tor Simeon Pees in November After hurrying through a prepared speech outlining accomplishments of the Buckeye state under the new Governor White launched into an extemporaneous talk that led that of Congressman West in defense of Mr Roosevelt's work talk about a the governor said am not afraid Of a kind of a dictatorship crats are afraid of is the dictatorship of a few high financiers who would go behind closed doors to dictate the policies of the United The nsw deal means that ness will be erased The government should take action to prevent ther encroachment on otur rights by big take pride in the fact that Ohio has gone hand in hand with the tional administration and that it has in act and deed completely ed the policies of our There was a striking similarity be- tween phrases used by both Governor White and West courage and leadership the has dispelled the fear that gripped our hearts as a re- sult of the panic and tiae given us new courage and the governor West sam President leadership has been and challenging during the trying times through which imr country lias ed And his courageous actions have brought new hope to the West If he would and aggressively champion Turn to rage seven Threatens to Rescind Ohio Works Projects June one approved public works projects n totaling today were in danger of being rescinded by Harold U Ickes public works ad- unless immediate action 3 taken by the recipients begin work Ickes said he waa serving notice now and that he would give Ohio cities and counties seeking the loans and grants two weeks Jn which to mako on their part of the The PWA administrator said that the 41 Ohio had been all and ready to go for several weeks They represent one third of the tal of 126 approved In the state The Ohio projects on which Ickes has placed a deadline for action in- clude the waterworks project Women Escape to Rejoin Gangsters June agents were chagrined today as the news leaked out that two women they had been watching had rejoined their gang sweethearts it was Helen had escaped with her band Nelson Nelson's real name Is Gillea Then Marie sweetheart of Homer Van vanished although agents had taken an apartment door to hers Both Miss and Mrs GUles were under probation for aiding the escape of John and his gang from the Little Bohemia resort in Wisconsin Probation for both has been re- Sustain Schlup As Relief Head June state relief commission here today ted Samuel of in- efficiency in tho operation or the Guernsey county relief department and announced that he would be re- as county director former probate Judge of Guernsey and active civic had been charged with not being In with needs of re- lief and Inefficiency In op- the department N J service director of the Ohio Belief said here day relief commission finds tha charges groundless and that his dis- missal is The charges had been brought by the Unemployed of Ohio Capture of Suspect Extortion Plot June extortion plot against Earl E president of the May Seed here and operator of radio station KMA was thwarted by a of state agents armed with machine guns when they captured the suspected ex- near Council A man who gave his name Lyle was arrested when he attempted pick up a my on the highway about two miles sooth of Council Bluffs Agents had left the ing to received in a ries of extortion threatening to the May here and to seed man's relatives The extortionist demanded Confesses Murder HAROLD ST CLAIE WILL NOT TELL CRIME REASON Ohio Ex-Convict Says He Will Carry Secret to tric Chair New June will go to toe electric chair but the reason I killed Meyer will go with confessed Harold St after being arrested here for the der of Dr Homer wealthy dentist Two automatic pistols were taken from the Ohio ex-convict as he step- ped from a yesterday One was used in slaying Dr Meyer Two empty shells in it once Jacketed the slugs that sent dentist to his death Police tore a vial of poison from St lips before he had chance to use the deadly A search for Dr Meyers started Monday after he failed to return from farm he waa attempting to sell to St who going under the name of Lee Armstrong His auto- mobile in which the two men went to the I found abandoned on the highway Discovery ot the doctor's body two bullet holes in the neck followed shortly St Clair denied robbing Dr Meyers was someone else did it I left immediately after I fired the shots 1 didn't care kill him for money I learned long ago you couldn't get away with st Clair told police Intended swindling him by Ing the farm with bogus checks then reselling the land for cash to an old man and his daughter who seemed The ex-convict said he drove to after giving Mrs Evelyn Anderson com- 1 met in corpus enough money to get f Eldorado to Chicago He said came to New Orleans Monday was released from Ohio State penitentiary in 1932 after serving an Dassault and robbery sentence Important Move to Halt Bootlegging June beer and liquor taxes jumping to a new high another important step to halt bootlegging was under way day A system making it virtually im- possible for bootleggers to refill ine bottles with the illegal liquor will he initiated July 1 Secretary of the Treasury Henry said he had ed an agreement between liquor and bottle manufacturers tinder which all liquor bottles beginning July 1 will have blown In them the name or symbol of the the year manufactured and a statement that refill Bottle manufacturers will be censed They will file a copy of each order with the treasury These will be checked copies of bottle ders given by liquor manufacturers so that bottles cannot be diverted to illicit channels Meantime tne treasury reported liquor taxes had hit an annual rate of and now comprise mere than 10 per cent of the ment's total Income Confesses to Murder of Nightwatchman Columbus June Marshall last night con- fessed slaying Sam watchman of the Hercules Pants early yesterday I to the to have It out wim Turley had an argument I blamed him for the loss of my job He swung at me with Ms and I grabbed a stick and hit him Turley will be arraigned today on a first degree murder charge WILL TRANSFER TWO WORKERS OF DEPARTMENT Miss Hart and Miss el to Get Assignments Elsewhere Following a conference with state relief authorities Col- T county relief indicated today that an extensive program of work la being planned all over the state for the coming fall and winter There will be little change during remainder of the but will be stepped up appreciably after he said City and county governmental beads are to meet with Black within the next week to plan lor construction it is ne to devise some method tinder which skilled well un- skilled may foe given ployment It is not Black pointed that the proposed coliseum the fair grounds might be under- taken The building could be ed through state and federal funds Plans for such a building drawn last fall and lor a time were made to erect the structure aa a- CWA project Because sufficient time was not available to obtain on such a the proposal fell The would replace the condemned exposition nail at the fair is estimated to cost approximately It ia said Black also indicated today that legislation may be passed to obtain sufficient funds to complete gymnasium situated on the at New Concord The huge athletic building U in the process of construction c Work on the college gym been in progress for the last several months An additional federal to further work on the building waa made some time ago and it waa proposed to complete department ol the structure Black stated today that some may made the entire building may be completed with the federal government bearing a major portion of the cost Other projects in the city and county are expected to at the meeting Black said Another difficulty threatened itt the county welfare deportment day when announcement waa made of the transfer of two fram city Misa Hazel county super- be trom local office it ed by Black who on had also made known the removal of Miss Grace city to the office the state ment of public welfare at The removal of Misa Hart aleo prove the for another oC V conflicts which have sprung up in- the county board oc si W R president of wishes Miss Hart retained be- cause he believes her one of the moat capable officials Ta in his would seriously cripple the efficiency of welfare ad- ministration in county The announced transfer of Hart and Misa Drexel served to bear out a published several to the effect that the staff waa to be reduced The salai y of Miss Hart la 4106 and that of Miss So far as Black was able to nay no replacement in the result by doubling Tip the tho welfare office will be saved monthly in operating ex- pense Miss Hart not yet been ed to another Black said although he indicated that the she fs to be stationed will known He added that tne transfers here are in keeping with policy being instituted In the fare department throughout state A general is ordered in the interests of it ia said f f Akron Rubber Plant Closed by Strike June picket lines tightened around the General Tire and Rubber company bringing suspension of tions at the office as well the as negotiations between ers company officials reached deadlock Plans to make nationwide of the strike were discussed by United officials Charges were made that the com- pany had gone back on its word to raise wages to the levels ol its three competitors All negotiations strikers and company officials ed by the company's refusal to dis- cuss demands that the company un- IOD be abolished until with office force and ex- is banned Scatter New Deal Doctrines Through Nation in Summer Farley and Johnson First of Brain Trusters to Start on Speaking Campaigns June 22 Dealers are scattering through the nation to show the voters o few brain in tho flesh and to put tional emphasis on what has been accomplished since 1933 Dr Rexford Guy under- of agriculture despite ft ter senate minority fight against him will tour tho country in his role of brain truster No TuRwell departs Junp 24 for DCS Tho IOWA Bankers Association will get R close-up of a brain thinking and talking when the speaks at the con- vention Equally important from tho standpoint of politics and tho New Deal will be ances In S D Farmers from adjoining states garner ally for a picnic Tho northwest Pacific coast and finally will see in turn Postmaster General Parley shortly Showers and Warmer O June showers and tonight and armer to north tlon tonight and In north central portions carry his engaging smile tho country Nominally scheduled to dedicate now politician and New sta te ng comm w i U loaded for votes as he starts west At about the same time Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson will launch ft nationwide speaking tour which NRA attaches describes M ft to the Blue to the American public He wlU outline all phases of the in 15 major from New England to San
