Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - September 14, 1935, Zanesville, Ohio THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL VOL NO 115 SATURDAY SEPT THREE CENTS SANATORIUM LEVY WILL REACH ITALY REFUSES TO ACCEPT ANY WAR WAIVERS Meanwhile Russia and Little Entente Express Opposition War it Support Tor Italy her African venture dimmed the Soviet Union and Portugal joined the of pledging their support of the League covenant Soviet Russia's foreign be the loyal ot Its assumed v Portugal's expressed a similar the League meeting Great the Sweden and Argentina Already have announced their intention to support the covenant Such support the possibility of imposing tions on Italy should the league decide the Italians guilty of an act of aggression against Italian interpreted France's of policy differently To the speech of Premier Laval was taken as a tacit victory for Italy because it failed to in- veigh against in Africa Sept Italian with Premier refused today to accept a compromise solution or Italy's quarrel with The cabinet also in what canes Italy's remaining In the of Nations Knight be rendered it waa n who holds eight cabinet portfolios told his colleagues that Italy's military preparations in Bast Africa are proceeding with great Intensity and that on the tern border or has been able any tr from whatever direction it he As tbe cabinet s guard of twenty national police was thrown around the French embassy fore- stall any possible demonstration as the result of Premer Pierre speech at Geneva yesterday Mussolini told the cabinet that Italy's colonial conflict would not shatter her friendship witn The speeches of Laval and Sir uel the British foreign before the League of Nations could not have been other than were because of the position in regard to the league II the cabinet declared Italy to develop and for- friendship not only In the interest of the two countries but also in that European tion which cannot by a conflict of colonial character or by the of which never were specified and never applied in tbe most serious previous controversy between members of the cabinet declared that the of foreign have the Ethiopian and therefore it felt duty bound to In most explicit manner that the problem does not admit of mise solution after the hugs effort and sacrifices supported by and after the irrefutable documentation contained In the Italian dum presented at At tbe conclusion ui its session UK cabinet went a telegram of praise to Oen DC high staner cX Eritrea nnd Somaliland and commander of the Italian forces in Bast Africa guard WM thrown about the because a large proportion For tbe Italian population Interpreted speech ot Premier Laval of France before the League of Nations til yesterday as an abandonment of Italy Police feared a might be made before the embassy and determined to prevent any such occurrence Other Nations Add Opposition to War Sept 14 sia speaking for Immense reaches of two tbe and ibe Baltic states all raised today before tbe assembly of tbe League of In defense of tbe teague swelled Into tbe protest of tbe Report of Revolt Brewing In Mexico Ariz Sept Re- ports of brewing Mexican in tbe state of south of to drift into today Bands of to to to on der aod tbe at tti to crust They'll Wed if His Approves LONG'S FORCES May Ask Congress Hoping to win over his to approval of the Thomas C of blithely planned to marry Inez sweetheart of the late gambler Arnold He's shown her in a New nightclub AND QUIT POST A F of L President Reaches Coshocton to Study Strike Demands DEVE DEEPER INTO SHOOTING Three Probes Being ed As Suicide Theory Gains Weight Sept W gex seven guards to decide day to quit their posts in tbe Novelty Advertising company plant here The without food for more than 24 sent to they were ready to lay aside their shotguns and leave the plant are was the word sent out by the men Local police and Colonel W C of a national guard were They the guards brought out More than men and of the former coal maintained their picket about the place Attempts to send rood by parcel post to the guards A deputy S marshal was asked to the Postmaster Hugh M Hay said 300 armed clubs and to let a mall carrier enter with the rood As the grew more William president of the American Federation of arrived on tbe scene Coshocton is nls home town He declined to comment until he had obtained all details ne picket rorce was increased day by union miners Coshocton and surrounding counties The miners came at the call of Robert an organizer for the A F of The army of pickets at one time last night numbered almost The strike Aug 23 with tne walkout of 132 pressmen Tbe strikers demand er hours and the right of collective bargaining Wife Given Damages For Error In Message Newark N Sept Western Union Telegraph de- livered to Audrey Ford a telegram addressed to his Now It must pay Mrs Ford 000 because the Jury agreed her that the error her home The message at New licet me Friday 7 p Ford home immediately afterward Barrymore Breaks With Girl Protege New York Sept John the stage and has broken with his de pretty Maine end is of her who Is being sued for In by the who quit tbe screen to become his stormed out of apartment building in which the Hunter cottage Thursday night counsel for MLw Me who as recently August shopping with ror bedroom suits finally a -Al Uroe there to my way cf thinking no be patched up and Mr West Sept investigations into the death of Evelyn Hoey were pushed today despite the unofficial opinion ol some authorities that the glamorous torch singer destroyed hermit Henry J father who en- gaged attorneys to learn all the Surrounding the death or his ter in the Pennsylvania farm house of young Henry H Rogers last day viewed the body at in gt own f r Hey in near collapse He handkerchief from his and wiped his eyee aa Vincent Downey attorney who the shot wound that reded The father bear the deal He was led another room Downey determined for himself that bullet entered the actress right temple and issued out of the left Just above the hair line Hoey left the undertaking rooms early after arranging for the to 02 sent Sunday to St for burial The curious folk had been viewing the body all evening Anyone could enter were girls 8 to 12 years eld An entire of Boy filed past the late In the er Chief Detectives Francis Grubb said be asked Hoey if he wanted to confront Rogers reply 1 am not Grubb said he added that he came only to see for if he could what the facts and that he reiterated his assertion he knew of no reason why his daughter should kill Morris L noted liberal at- Tomey engaged by planned to interview Rogers released along with Wll J s cameraman employed by on ball to assure ranoe at the inquest next day or remained la ranla at the home of one of his attorneys Besides the investigations by for the Hoey family and by tbe the still being probed by tbe county District Attorney William said It was his private opinion Miss Hoey suicide but alMed he was seeking more facts Dr H B announced after autopsy that evidence pointed to Clothes Or Edict Issued to Fan Dancers human factors go beyond of an mod beyond ol 1 can only 4 do not Mr Banie and for- attorney noa ex- bolls and tics to be bat no not Phoenix New fall styles for Ian dancers were decreed today by Sheriff J McTtddtn on clothes or go to read the order be bad made what be de- scribed as a Tbe directed tbat tbe dancers wear at least a outfit In to a fan or rett YOU maJre us do tested it will be bard for us tb keep our 1 bj popular j Man Badly Injured By Hit-Skip Auto Driver Sept mac Si to be a workman In s camp aeir is la condition in a suffering a fractured bSp scalp injuries deputy wben be was a driver on east cf here today He was found un- In tbe dilch tbe road by a fie kmg to his He to tell bow be i AIM TO PATCH UP DIFFERENCE Want Harmony With Will Ask New Laws Be Shelved Baton Sept Another special session or Louisiana's legislature appeared in- evitable this time to undo some of the work It had pushed through at the dictation of Senator Huey Long As the Long force sought peace with the White House and elements renewed their opposition to the machine left by the assassinated special session talk was heard In both At tie same time the that Long's name would be carried on in public office when it became known that attempt might be made to have widow accept appointment to her which has a year and four to run Sources close to the leadership said such plan had been discussed Prom Judge B H law who shot Long last Sunday came the assertion today that the shooting have been an act of He said he was at a loes to ex- plain why his Dr Jr had sent a bullet into Long's but declared It was WelM dis- turbed by one of the bills Long was pushing through the assembly as a threat against Judge place on the bench Members of the slain assassin's family again Joined in asserting Dr had taken no part in a posed plot on Senator Long's life They said more than a dozen persons could attest he was treating patients or was with family on July 21 and the dates on which Senator Long had alleged an assassination plot against him was hatched in New Orleans The likelihood of special based on several reasons The Long deciding on a major departure from their leader's policies In conferences looking to a truce offer with President will legislative action to repeal some of the dictated statutes Borne the administration as deprived of federal at- tempted to regulate federal relief ex- In Louisiana to In- augurate teat ot Roosevelt policies leaders want a specia session vto repeal some of the Long vesting broad control ct the the before the quadrennial state primaries in at which Senator Long's Turn to Page Seven Thief Uses Milk Bottle For Return of Money Sept Maybe he needed only a dollar Anyway Richard victim of unusual reported his was entered and taken from a bureau drawer When the family returned from a theater Weder found In a milk bottle on the porch Rubber Workers Turn Down Green Proposal Akron Sept new international Union cf Rubber ers went forward with Its tion under an American Federation of Labor charter today after ing decisively a proposal of William of L that the federation appoint a president for the new union a probationary Delegates to the organizing con- vention of the turned down Green's proposal 44 to 9 Green Immediately told the delegates thit federation stands behind the new International despite tbe vote T accept you at Green said one can mistake the pre- ponderance of opinion Eect your own officers The Interest of the A F of L In your organization re- tbe The came alter two hours of debate during which several gates demanded tbe right to elect own and a For New Millions To Finance Public Works Lays Down Four Rules to Be Complied With If Permanent PWA Projects Qualify that President Roosevelt will ask the next congress to appropriate mere millions for permanent public works was discussed in informed cles today Neither confirmation nor a denial that he had assured the dent would follow such a course could tc obtained from Secretary public works administrator But other striving to read the lines of the presidential order setting aside the bulk of re- maining relief funds for under Harry L Hopkins thought it highly able that congress would be asked COAL STRIKE IS AGAIN DELAYED Feel Agreement Can Be Suggest Johnson As Commission Head Sept Bolt miners and operators expressed today an agreement on wages 2nd hours could be reached before expiration of the present contract Sunday midnight At the same time both sides ready to avert a possible strike by complying with President Roosevelt's request lot a filth sion d the contract The president's reason for asking a extension was to provide time him to appoint a new coal mission under the Guffey art A producers committee which con- tends It represents more thin half of thr industry urged that the dent appoint General Hugh 6 son to head this commission But Hyde came word that Johnson would quit his job as director of York City's WPA in October The be was to make He Roosevelt ed an agreement the former NRA head would be permitted to re- turn to private lire about 15 For ten days now the opera tors and the United Mine Workers have tried to get together on terms lor a new and hour contract Thia old had been extended rour times in last at the president's request to give congress time to act on the Guiley to set up a with a coal com- mission ror tne industry Just what this commission could do to furtixr wage and hour was questioned cy coal men Its principal duty la to viae price fixing A committee of 28 planned to the today Just what this sub- committee hed in hours of last re- mained undisclosed When tbe started ten the miners asked a five cut in the present 35 hour a ten per cent In day and cent increase in rates The operators offered renewal or the present scale until April i Restrains Purchasing Of Sales Tax Stamps Cept franklin County Judge R King granted an injunction today ing the stale purchasing agent from letting a contract for eight hundred sales tax to other than the low bidder Th Injunction was against chasing Agent B Prank who once before was restrained by court action letting a tax con- tract to a firm not the lowest der In the present case Thomas had Set the contract jointly to the Superior Printing of and the Columbian Bank Note Co oT Chicago The lour bidder on the contract was American Bank Note of Chicago Local Man Has Real Family Interest in Geneva Parley Nkk of One of Greek Nicholas of tbe Greek tbe Important parleys of ibe of Nations are clearly followed by a man of for bis is one cff the nod of boob men aad were in Ibe land Recently delivered a stirring before tbe at the of oratory aad set tbe coarse body to tbe tbe raW tbat be U aot ac be left his country at ibe cf IS to ntt fortune In but to bli and hsj re- i turned to hU native Greece Tbe local soon ed up a Job rn a factory la York Cltr making bright as lor and combs to grace plied be to tbe Bee has expanded Into ooc Off ibis city's The In sunny Greece on tJie Aegean a la law aad by did of bard a coord ing to Ibr man wixted bis iny Into tbe corps in He gifted with a by efTon and matters to tbe en- One ol tbe for more money to salvage manent PWA projects It was pointed out the WM an- last many ties had been encouraged to develop PWA which now have little apparent chance to qualify rot any of the One type of public ed particularly aa likely to be ed In any new appropriation public lousing The original work relief allotment for thla purpose was cut by the president this amount being made able instead PWA projects which can be started by Uec 15 To be financed out of the remaining unallotted from tne work relief Mr Roosevelt said at his press conference yesterday manent public projects wm have to meet these Contracts must te let en or before the projects must be completed in a they must be in an area where there are sufficient persons on relief to provide and they must abide by the work relief requirement calling for wages at the average an- rate of per man While these rules were regarded aa giving Ickes an opportunity to ify acme of the public Hopkins previously had thrown out officials felt that a good many others they considered desirable be unable to meet them Favor for further unemployment relief appropriations was read by aome observers into the president's recent assertion at Hyde even If in- production were resumed im- mediately at the 1929 trial efficiency has increased to ft point where only 80 per cent of the 1929 manpower would be employed CARLISLE MAN DIES OF INJURY Injuries sustained In an bile accident two weeks ago at He bron while hs was returning 12 miles east of complicated by heart resulted at 1.10 a Saturday in Good hospital to Be the well known Noble county Rucker sustained a broken leg and other slight injuries and was brough Immediately to the local hospital He was believed to be recovering a heart attack late last nigh and passed away He is survived by his Win nle of the home and a daughter a1 Uhrichsville The body was taken to a undertaking home and will be remor ed to the late residence Saturday Funeral arrangements are Incomplete but services probably wil be held Monday morning and burial will be made in Olive No ble county 4 Drunken Driver More Dangerous Than Tiger Middletown Sept 14 tiger loose in a Police Judge K H Dell said today less dangerous than a drunken He explained that tiger can kill only one person at a but a drunken driver can kill as many as six Judge Dell imposed perhaps Uw moet severe here for driving while In- He fined Allen 32 9250 and suspended hit ing privilege for a He severe awaits others brought before him on charges of driving white In- automobile police into another car Jumped a curb and the porch of a house Enjoin Operation of Road Refunder O- Sept A temporary Injunction county authorities today carrying out of the road bond bHL Gilbert former Ohio at- torney obtained tbe la June lion Friday as the first step in a morr by 40 to test UM off tbe measure He U for group on tbe suit vUl have The Tcr tm per cent by from license lax Tees to a bood Jt lost Bettmaa only 18 He tbe CD off Wear Tbe lined fay and act off Henry Medina To Decide Career BE NEW Sept Ralph of wai due here to his Virginia blonde film ott three open to her He previously urged her up for a housewife's apron At a recent New opera hailed her as the rind ol the year FIVE DEAD IN TRAIN WRECK Fear Many More Transients Caught Beneath Cars That Ignited Monroe Sept bodies were removed early today from the ruins of about fifteen freight cars which were de- by fire after the derailment of an Illinois Central train three miles west of here five transients riding the removed from the wreckage and taken to the hospital suffering from the Injured listed Pete about oT was pinned In the wreckage cars haU to amputate his right leg with knives to release him yelled for a knife with which to take his own life he ed ne would burned to firemen cut a hole through one the cars and the physicians w through It and levered his Rescue workers feared that wera other bodies of transients under the ruins A who he was Kelvin who was behind the derailed oars declared there were between 10 40 transients riding on the Ings of oil can In the midst of the wreckage plied up and burst into statement was corroborated by man listed as Robert an In- diana transient Both said that while a number of the cnen may bare caped and left the It was more of them were ped and burned to death fifteen cars were derailed and five or six of them in the oil section piled up and burst Into almost fed Into an Inferno by crude oil carried In the tank cars Seeks Sanity Hearing For Bowman seeking a sanity hearing for noted QUA Ohio under death sentence IE tucky was filed In circuit court by the Rev L chaplain at the state reformatory County Attorney James Hanrahan Immediately of who prosecuted Bowman In Mercer circuit court Jno date for a bearing ol the petition was was convicted In Merger circuit court in of murder of Comer his companion In a crime expedition into Kentucky He was sentenced to death and the sentence was upheld by the court ct appeal last May 17 Bowman's petition for a rehearing is pending In the appellate court Walks to Neighbors Before Dying of Burns Burns suffered In sn explosion kerosene used to kindle a fire caused tbe death today of lira Carrie Bobl ol Her kitchen was eet bat extinguished tbe flames and then walked to a lor aid Sentence Member of Corn Stealing Gang SepC of a member of tbe Cora bis pica on a charge of pent from Innocent to trn to 30 days in Madison county Jail be had heM for fire The gang of men and a man operated In 12 central OWo unties It coal a em Ohio county to tnd with m track kMd ol P dark trapped tbe bf bad tbe truck ooto tbe of of tbe are either or Mil wnos lor HOSPITAL PWA Agrees to Grant If Paw After weeks of negotiating with federal agencies in outlining to finance tbe proposed tuberculosis county today unanimously ed a resolution a tery to be voted on at the election this fall approximately in sure erection of the hospital federal g or eminent has to tbe remainder ot funds beaded the structure estimated The commissioners efforts pre- liminary plans for int and only tUrs ago agreed to appropriate from county If government would tbe of cost According to privileged to up amount on any without of taxpayers through a rote proposal and it is now essential that for construction Braised through the Attorney Virgil today has two in raising but both bs to a cf bonds and tbe other a levy The Issue requires Ume to while the lery reedy fund s with which work immediately alter is given by tbe Tbe commissioners made mji mal appeal to payers today to seriously the hospital levy to support at the polls Members of of said today wiU funds ever additional anoint is needed tbe building the ite share and the an in- of to be erected county home hare and to structure of the U to provide meht bere for and skilled Writer Tbe Country one under a Mg thle morning by getting W lAwson tbe one tip at tbe boto ef their for U amateur golf wee even pex a the which grew to the half wmy the The kTus and sharp tagged on the boles noet of the margin on the where the iank for a birdie and the where the challenger WM but Aot f or shot most of the 7 On several hoses Emery's were on a letri with those of the clouting to length on the under cheers of a crowd that peered strongly in favor It ww the first in the the pion traiM an opponent at the Labor Feare Riot bi gic moves to win re- demonstrations today on the Minneapolis labor front A mass meeting scheduled lavt night the City mental Iron Worte two bystanders wm Thursday was cancelled by labor they feared another riot and did not to be hrid Thc county grand jury tta of the labor here after sd ving of blame for the ing of spectators Use Jury that newspaper and were for the of the crowd that turned Koto aa of 900 of- a 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