Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - April 4, 1935, Zanesville, Ohio the News 7.ANRSVTT.T.R L. No. 289 FINAL EDITION 0., THURSDAY APRIL FINAL EDITION THREE CENTS ISTRIA WILL ROLLS May Lead to Scrapping Treaty Limits April 4. Austria Knd envoy to the allied con- ce at to demand 1 of treaty restrictions on It was Mid authoritatively oJ right to 3 opened the way the oJ military restrictions In all 2 war and Bulgaria were ext to demand that their treaty ed forces be nation whose forces never has pretended was said in official quarters th at Austria will demand an ar- tt from to of whom 0 would be selected e army is limited under the St. lain treaty to who must on long-term u. Conscription Is was assumed that 11 conscripts put In the army they would be n from the and the olio storm the two un- al Fascist armies who support Selective ts necessary to keep out of the Socialists and May Be Awakening DISMISSAL OF PATTERSON UP TO BRADSHAW Commissioners Rescind Action For Collector 935 RELIEF COSTS TO REACH NEW HIGH MARK Tuning Up to Blaze New Pacific Air Route ie it be- s It U certain to get permission i of last in which it it had necessary permission to ono of principle Th been kept well below treaty in point of regulars ey is lacking for a big ie situation as regards Bulgaria la any deli i of treaties by would to rouse the Little Er e nations of ikia and Jugoslavia and lead a to demand that the big powers a solution of the arms crisis will give them th Hungary and t would be a matter ol re has been speculation as to r probable course ever since passed its army ice law March 16. move came unexpectedly but it surprised no communique was Issued as The cabinet this afternoon con- red the Austrian military ment an unanimously for equality for an obvious necessary preparatory measures already have been April the who fell quietly asleep one day In 1932 ann never is showing of returning animation and her physician reported today Patricia became 30 years old She was when she lapsed into of the longest in medical Dr. T. Traut re- her progress in today's issue of the Journal of the American cal Association Dr Traut said Patricia Is able to and rends ond obeys simple commands on a and members of By t. ALAN GOSDER A showdown in county's personal tax collecting em appears imminent today with the burden falling to the lot of County Treasurer Charles W. who ii empowered under rights of law to make formal appointment ol a i county commissioners washed their hands of the whole fair yesterday when rescinded former agreement permitting the treasurer to hire a collector on a com- mission allowing him 25 per cent of all delinquent monies and authorized ment of a collector at a salary of recommending at the time that the new appointee br a resident of the and much criticism on the part of various civic arid school Bradshaw would ad- mit that he would relieve C. R. Licking county of his duties as It. was the appointment of Patterson to the Job that brought criticism In the Bradshaw studied the feasibility of appointing one of six other including Fred J. Mrs. O. J. H. C. David E. Fred Enoch and P. A. The treasurer said today that he j her In the most consciousness evere stages of her affliction she displayed no OHIO SENATE WILL TESTIFY Crop Strikes and Drought Held Re- sponsible fi SURVEY 40 STATES Only 9 States Show able Ohio Needs More Tired of House Blocking Re- Davey Launches Bond Moratorium would not make an appointment Un- til he had conferred with Prosecuting Attorney Virgil Johnson relative to the legality or the county action In rescinding their Resolution by the commissioners to affect a new Element under which j a collector may be employed was i predicated In a letter received by The Signal Attorney General John in it was pointed out Hi Also that compensation for such collectors T form of stimulated at Council Probe Tonight ANTS ACTION FROM PROBERS By C. STEBBINS superintendent Greenwood cemetery and former city in the House to change the law re- will testify day evening before city council's cial investigating he He baTF previously refused to The senate proposed five ad- April committee seeking defects Ohio's relief set-up turned its in alleged political today as dissension cropped in Its Donald J. Hoskins was ted to tell what he has uncovered i grand inquiry based on of Harry L. that Governor j ev's campaign committee unpaged of firms doing IneM with the relief fter receiving tongue lashing from ator James one of its the committee voted to send into several of the counties were made for fear relief s in them would seek to the committee has made e Senator should either do what -e supposed to do and perform our or let the public call the ep. H- T. Phillips ther Joined in urging action bv into the give a damn facts whether it. Is Harry or nat I want to 1" the ve struggled on one phase I think one Is not HI should go hs committee hns concerned largely with changes in the and April bers of the their moves for a recess blocked In the iously considered today walking off the This could be done by declaring a re CMS tomorrow after- and to when mnd Senator Paul j present decision to answer the majority noor mona today in the light Yoder said a number of senators favor this Republican ers said privately they would support such a subject not mentioned in the but each time i Inal or within the ers 111 the which seem to f Ind jurisdiction ol more work to do each have turned thumbs down Some said they could re- main away until the house has ped the appropriations bills Into shape or until senate officers felt that sufficient work had piled up to necessitate Tlie taking work in full approved 13 bills The house approved a measure to lop from automobile It- must be in the form of stipulated ary not commission basis Bradshaw indicated that he had been advised by Balph Marshall of New county to the gentral j he had introduced a Convicts Chop Off Legs to Avoid Torture by Guards Texas Orders Investigation of Reports Prisoners Using Axes to Themselves were tales by their lees off to medieval torture from practiced on them prism where guards in the were said to have mutilated The board members learned tha own bodies to escape the brutality j three men whipped March IS guards an the i bore deep Ignitions and Four j V All red last j men hud mutilated their 19J5 By The United New April steady depletion of bank reserves held by middle class unemployed discontinuance of C. W. A. crop and drought may the nation's 1935 relief TO a new it wma indicated today in a United vey of 40 Relief expenditures of those areas surveyed approximated j in 1934. On the basis of anticipated the Pan American Clipper is Belief in 18 of th. first of the figure may rise to approximately 10 5SO.OOO.OOO before the end of 1935. The estimates were by state relief of- The the survey will go to clothe and or more persons who will be forced to Join the already ened relief lines estimated at in 4O Probable decreases in nine and a continuation of relief in seven others some of the Increased relief cost in the states forced to I the relief New Six other as questionable the re- Annl of their state officials to todav received notice of his 1 mate either costs or of REILLY HINTS NEW EVIDENCE Notice of Dismissal as mann Counsel Comes at Critical Time as chief of the defense j sons on relief for this Bruno Richard Tn computing the anticipated costs for Governor re ordered Hanger Fred Complete amputations resulted to go to the prison farm in to a from W. A. member ol the state prison Boyett said he and three board members found they were in some according to the In- The board members two convicts cutting themselves they The prisoners for when wo are going to make new trial based on new tion for a Solicitor B. K. opinion de- daring the investigation with certain According to the i Fox may refuse to testify on any i ipe cnst of reducing the our of Rogers Sayi ianU April through and old boy was there that I pot as they snipped core out of that one valley Now car of Is But ISO n. to a ln He had steers to and net led a Three monies cd to 'em lor iw how quick your ra sheep man wires j MVt gone I j be helping out a j but it sounded like no may j ht. I Davey's revenue program These his plan for a two- year moratorium on payment of on municipal and The auto to the The other administration bills vide for continued issuance of oor relief for from the fund to operate the of aid tor the during last half of 1935, and for ing the refunding of special bonds during the current Tiie sine cue ad- leaders have 16 1- By April 2O hopo to have appropriations biU ready for the Meanwhile to appreciate to is fet around in the senate finance Two meetings of the have been called In the last three days and then Drown When Auto Plunges Into River S. C. April 4. A crew of today sought to ex- the bodies of persons drowned when their automobile into Lynch river near here lute last car through a bridge guard Four of its occupants were in the but two Powell and Mrs. Janle her two and R. all residents of cause of accident not An out-of-town whose senate timony has been long U I to appear before the gators this according i A. special attorney for council It is not that will be able mate the trip to this Maxwell j said to poor name of the witness not but Maxwell said testimony will concern ri e a 1 i n e t involved large sum of in 1 compensation to tax i returning it to its old form and j allowing a commission rather than j a i Bradshaw said he hoped to make appointment of a collector j SEEK CURB ON PROFITS OF WAR April senate munitions committe today to enact a mere drastic curb on war profits than the which has been given HEART BALM AWARDED taving been transferred to wurK In the who headed the defense in the trial of the man charged with the kidnaping and murder of the Lindbergh said the new evidence would be in the I where all reports Captain I. K. in charge of the denied the tales of He said scars on the convicts resulted from fights I testimony cf several persons willing April 4. OO was awarded by jury today to Mrs. of of 51C a federal cov Bojett and Colonel D to say that had seen a loitering in the vicinity of the estate near N. for four days before the kidnaping of the on March 1, 1932. Four Reilly were In the and was not one of the Meanwhile the committee turned letter DT U. w. were divorced in ne j policeman will not Mrs. the widow of an e don't Oi i to On aak the in- Nye the hr. his fust j V. He said there was no with which but Maxwell said that so far as he the former policeman will not be recalled to the know any more to R Although council's not announced how many witnesses yet to be the opinion Is growing that the probe is near com- more than a month has been during which time sessions have been The hearing this testimony that a c-f Ijad written to the i House In an effort to and looked further into evidence l that a former j firm while he was in of- letter by G. W. Edmonds closed they had received a letier irom convict which said in board members to sec these Boys beg and plead cry like a wild had them God's do You'll find whipping orders for but not tor thoy want orders to show up in the That's why they whip us 1-n the nor Mrs. Helen the were In to hear the It was returned j the jury having spent only j t OT Ethiopian Addis April A equipped above the ful the United figures in computing apparent upward or downward trends In. They represent and not official Six southern states led the group forecasting decreases in relief Also In this group were and one two eastern and ern estimated their costs would remain aa did In middle southern appeared OP the doubtful two from the and one east. The survey the said the license majority of states reporting Irom the machine was taken I middle and west still of her former Henry fiction The jury a of amount oy Mrs. Mary the present Attorney Earle Ewins an- he wek a new trial the first and the second i wives residents cf Neither Mrs. showed the automobile had been ing under an increasing relief with two southern states mann at c itate of with witness who relief ia a trial expects its relief burden to that mount to In the estate morning of March 1. 1932 received notice of the his dis- ir. a letter from Hauptmann's Mrs. in amount awarded the was of sne liad and his first wife were divorced in 1928. He married day she had sent the ter the attorney's wiis and maturely was If he intruded to to collect his he way I after a uial and be- fore the appeal I submit a I of 1.235.00O heads the states optimistic over present and future relief Its 1934 peak was and for the year the state spent on K. He said there was no wile reason for additional Inquiry into the i drove h assertion contained in it that i monds had formed R. company which j attorneys did business with the government j railed the was cancelled pending an opinion City Solicitor and there will be no session Friday and with Despite the investigating advocacy of other which would limit profits by heavy tSere were predictions that the house within the next day or two will the against war Tn Jones Student May Face Charge of Kidnaping April said today hr will file a kidnap charge against Robert C. Ohio university he accused of being one of five youths who tarred arid feathered him i day said he with the and battery assistant tor Harold filed against Moore In a justice of tiie peace last irant my case to end Al Thompson Meanwhile president of PI attended his clasps at the university and there said they had no action In Moore is free on moo bond the McSwain as n that body promptly voted 233 to Ti permitting tc measure and futile Widow Will Reply To Davey Statement B. that G. widow of Mic of state liquor reply governor Mrs. Mathews would i 'n is i I say Ulrey 1 returns the s R on the i Famous Sculptor of Memorial Succumbs April 4.-----Augustus who com- the confederate memorial at by died tooK over the a to con- I federate on the vrst face ol i stone after i ousted memorial of- i for spend f and i a and n bone he called the of General j began In i and revised the plans Husband Kills Makes Torture Claim Kansas April 4--WV-Mrs. lie A. 64. died early today from bullet wounds inflicted her 77-year-old who said he had been tortured by his wife Iri ari effort to make him the location of hidden Hurd diod at General j after operation had been performed to remove four from her In another ward of the hospital lay her a by knife anci flame winch he said had besn inflicted by his wire spirits told her I had a den fortune I was giving to the woman trapped when his the of Mrs. Hurd alleged His City I Fred and John probably was lord privy Miss A. Hurd adopted j today ter of the denied her foreign mi: father had been tortured and i ed. that he of his free will is. j Groat of infidelity with a cru ard i n sr o of his inr her France Hopes For Pact To Frighten Germany April source I said today that while eager j for a security Great Britain and Italy tc 1-r.reiVi: Pierre it j will seek to embody will present at the conference of the Rt April 1. Tho first in It was will be a clearcut document bv Great Britain and tion to any threat to European second hi eh I has tan Tiie latest types rif placed in the hands in cro which tied with them in t v. The are under con so and also less the assignment of the and bank for whatever they will bring the U. 5. has dis- of lien on The attorney was issued if h Invert his client of on which he The following no lor I change In relief with their 1834 and CCO on relief at 75.8CO at at for or for on 110.70O, for 383.250 Officials in do estimate possible m Four Men and Girl Held For Corn Thefts April the Gorman Clari said today he will Mk vas the April grand Jury to hand down j indictments on the of four men he land a arrested by Clark aro serving advis and other branches of vears have Davey Reverses Stand On Liquor Price Cut O tor N. said today had his c-f stAte liquor told in n ed both the a- state tax and tlie 30 per cent m- and officers of nearby ties In what he called one of largest and complete corn thieves In the Madison county Crosley Plants With Strike Settled 5, Columbus and Sylvia 18, at Heid in county Jail Is LouLs 23. of O. 10- the Radio corporation were declared to return W workers to their and to soon as achieved who will be up for grand Jury as well as in Clark union I Clark he and his i rested Bush Byas while the f long an Czech Minister For neighbor April A. A. The memorial from have com- in 1923 tnd on tlie Anniversary of General E. was fined in in a Peace an r t perfert accord the i of The British who already on ilie with Hitler in w it and with 6lon of I near a firm north vice president and j corn hacl announced at once j of plants would reopen H- v 0-..lcl traces tae j off the from regime j corn had of peace found strikers still technically i lo gain one point for of officials In on Deport Over Hund Aliens On Man Jumps to Woman Loses Nerve Rob Liquor Store April 1> No. 1C I here was up 4.-- who in a note i Van Allen New YorS death the 12th; the hotel early A woman found in the she and the both 111 1' their C. lief of IS on hi she lest her covered a suicide rote in signed Hotel attaches th there Mrs. H. Carney cf fi known for their superior
