Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - November 12, 1936, Zanesville, Ohio -i Utah Police Chase Slayer With Beheaded Body In Car Of Nov little story and a Nov little story and a tent police and Marching today for a mail with a little black mustache who a beheaded body around In an old blaek car Delia ran Into her home lait dropped a piece of paper into her lap and told hysterically of the headiest woman She laid a man in old black her and tried to force her Into the automobile When she he held up woman's head wrapped in newspapers and jou don't set in without making a I'll do the same to you as 1 did to thin He had a large a butcher up with it while I was she cut the A piece of the paper fell from the the shaking girl told her She snatched it up and ran for home Police aent the piece of paper to a hospital for sis to determine If It Is soaked with human blood Ogden police extended their search to Bait Lake City early today and sheriff's and police there to watch for the black Officers told the United Press they were not dropping the search and indicated they believed the child had told the truth going right ahead with the search and hope to find the car and the man a police lieutenant said have confidence the girl had foundation for what the told be said Neighbors they heard the child and then give s horror-stricken shriek A railroad switchman In the whose identity was withheld by partially substantiated the child's lie said he Hart noticed a strange black car of the same description about the neighborhood He certain he had never seen the car lie noticed he because it was unusual to see a car in that section of the city at night there were no other witness to the gruesome package the hysterical child said was carried in the strange car The switchman could not de- scribe the drher Police Sergeant L M Hilton was certain of one that Delia had seen some terrifying thing very has to the little he Mid U In an and la continuously and moaning hysterically She's hud a terrible The piece of newspaper was from yesterday's afternoon edition of the Ogden Police estimated the time of the possible beheading and said the child may have seen the body a short time after it had been decapitated Every officer in the city hunted throughout the night for in the child's mysterious story They could find no reports of a woman missing or any trace of the car or lite man other than the account The woman may been brought from another the police said Officers In other nearby cities were notified the parents of the child told Sergeant Hilton that the girl read and they that what she saw could not hate Dwa Ml They discounted the theory that the girl might have saw the body and the head In the man's or that she had the story They told police the girl WM hysterical and throughout Hit night cried and remained firm in her account of flat incident Sergeant Hilton said the police department in Ogden waa behind the girl and her and that they all gave to though they did rake Into account the possibility that she might seen something else that resembled a body and built up the story parents and re lathes of the girl said she was not kind that would make something up out of thin Sergeant in charge of the said the hunt for the auw would continue until he was found or the story waa entirely Prints the News THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Tells the Truth VOL NO 165 THURSDAY NOV 1936 THREE CENTS 4 KILLED IN CCC TRUCK CRASH FDR WILL ASK FOR REDUCTION TAX Elimination of Tax On Admissions and metics Hinted Bay Bridge Set for Rush 1936 by United Nov slash in the tax load on the erican public will be recommended to congress by administration experts studying tax law it was learned today Tentative after a three months study will include elimination of certain taxes where the cost of tion virtually counterbalances the re- venue A list of these abolition or reduction of which will be urged Is not yet complete It was learned that the admissions sporting goods cosmetics tax and tax on club dues are among those likely to be changed Treasury tax experts and agents of the congressional Joint committee on internal revenue taxation have been working on these problems under a mandate from Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau and Chairmen Pat Harrison and Bobert Doughton of the senate and house tax ff committees Most so-called nuisance taxes ex- pire June 30 They brought in during the last fiscal j The administration and tax experts have been working on possibilities of eliminating equities or unnecessary tive as proposed by President Roosevelt emphasized his stand at his last press conference when toe Indicated that no new taxes would be asked but that changes in tax laws would be proposed to con- gress Controversial taxes in the last tax Including the corporate plus are expected to remain until tested out The same true of cial security act levies Any chances urged upon first by the house ways and means ell tax legislation must expected ily to be shifts in the levies Many of this type of tax originated late in the Hoover administration and were continued because of needs of revenue They in- clude taxes on chewing phonographs and refrigerators end brought in only last year Few of the levies have been repealed Outstanding tion was of the bank check tax which j but bothered banks and forced upon the treasury a collection task Industrial Workers REBELS AFTER EASIEST ROAD INTO Shift Attack To west In Driving Rain Over City Surprise Recess Formally Opens New Bridge Structure That Took Three Years To Build Across San Francisco Bay Thrown Open to Traffic San Nov 12 Re- a century's the San Francisco Bay bridge world's est over navigable presented its eight and length to the first automobile fic today The time for the signal 3 30 m given amid the fanfare of the metropolitan ters Jt San Francisco and the din of ship whistles and saluting warships President Roosevelt pressed a ton in Washington at 3 30 flashing on brilliant sodium vapor lights that make headlights un- necessary in night The bridge cost and took three years to build tomorrow regattas and social Given Wage Increases ww continue thousands or 12 workers and those In three other Ohio cities looked with in- creased happiness to the holiday son today with word of fattened pay envelopes Following close on the heels or an announcement by the United neering and Foundry Co of burgh that boosts averaging 11 per cent would be retroactive to Nov 1 the Dayton Rubber Co made known that annually would be ed to the and salaries or Five other Dayton firms disclosed I Increases or a resumption or bonuses The Pittsburgh one or the most active la construction of new hot and cold sheet strip ates in Canton and Pittsburgh and Pa The Buckeye Iron and Brass Co salaries 10 per cent last the Ohmer Register Co reported payrolls had Increased 126 per cent and employes 88 per cent in the Inland Motors raised wages five sents per hour on Oct 30 while the Scybold Machine Co announced automobiles try the new traffic ar- tery Tourist bureaus estimated visitors were here to witness the opening The of lever and truss was ex- to carry passengers today Each car containing not more than five persons paid 65 cents total charges Each additional senger cost nve cents extra Twenty-four workmen were killed in construction accidents and were injured Passenger automobiles travel a lane highway across the upper deck On a lower deck are lanes for trucks and space for Interurban railway tracks expected to be completed in 1933 Mussolini Holding To Boycott of Geneva Nov ito Mussolini held to his boycott of Geneva today His delegates failed to appear for a session of the governing body of tho international labor organization This is an association allied with the League of Nations and dedicated to the promotion of social justice Wrong So Armistice Salute Silent NOV 12 An American Legion squad lined up In public square to fire an istice day salute The crowd tensed as the order to fire rang out Triggers but there was no explosion The wrong kind of ammunition was used The ceremony was celed it would put Into effect a eix per cent raise this week The Gen City Ice Cream Co agement said holiday bonus payments would be resumed this year after a two-year lapse Declares Dividend de- Nov Pennsylvania railroad directors clared today a dividend or 2 per on the 1936 earnings The 21 to of record Nov City School System Again Cooperating With Campaign Teachers Hear Harold Tom Explain Community Chest Have Always Aided Move Nov armies struck viciously at Madrid's most vulnerable approach in a ing rain today They attacked University on the apparently the key to their whole advance This of the city's is not defended by the which has so far been a barrier to Madrid from the southwest Moving up through Casa Del the former game preserve across the river on the the Insurgents met a violent artillery barrage Cannon roared throughout the night Machine gun and rifle fire broke the sudden silence when the big guns ceased The bitter struggle for the easiest road Into the capital was rapidly approaching a climax The rain and the low ceiling kept war planes out of but guns kept pounding positions spotted by lightning flashes during the Several set oft by the lery bombardment In the were put out by the rain Among many unconfirmed reports was one that a thousand insurgents had been trapped In Casa Del Campo Official sources did not bear out the report Fascist commanders halted a prise attack in the northwest sector the insurgent drive encountered strong resistance fiom an tional legion blocking the entrance through Northern University city The onslaught started be- fore midnight but died down a few hours later Although Fascist and guns diminished fire there the roar of insurgent cannon still ed from the southwest As shells crashed into Madrid from some other gun ments were vacated and the cannon moved forwaid Socialist troops In the front line trenches around the Manzanares er bridge on the way could see the death-dealing gun 200 or 300 yards In front of Government gunners labored ishly to return the vengeful fire White hot shells from the Socialist guns streaked ncross the dark sky while reft glares from unceasing fires illuminated the Resales district north of the northern railroad At official headquarters of the Fascist provisional government the high command asserted the blazes were the of anarchist hordes excesses In zones not under Ire of our cannon make it impossible to take the capital with the least possible damage as we an of- communique declared Government In battle zones along Madrid's city its were the com- added New broke out In the area I under heaviest insurgent shelling be- tween the Puerta Del Key and Puerta De Segovia govia on the west side of the city near the government ings Smoke curled from the opera house and an evacuated munition factory near the Segovia span Fascist nel hailed on the old royal across the river from Casa Del Campo An insurgent dump near Bajo a was ex- Gay Party Returning From Taking Part In Armistice Day 14 Others Hurt Truck Fails to Round Curve on Twisting Rood and bles Into Creek Rita school because she did hrr home work in the middle of the day The reason Springfield's public school were closed Blame was placed on the election defeat of the ing levy for giving pupils a holiday SLAYS WIFE IN Feared Girls Because of Wouldn't Free Wife by a shell well-placed government All school teachers and principals in the city arc meeting at 4 o'clock this afternoon at Lash high school auditorium Harold V program chairman for the will explain the purpose of the nod Muskingum County Com- munity Fund and outline the diate needs of its agencies Superintendent Charles T Prose has promised the same type of hearted cooperation from the city's education system for the coming that has characterized previous drives The schools have always jn stood behind the and this year will be no arrangements are complete for Friday's night's opening of the drive for The kick-off meeting will be held at 6.30 o'clock in the Y M C A gymnasium principal speaker will roid V manager of the Credit Bureau who has won a wide reputation aa a public speaker He appears frequently In other cities in the interests of community prises such as the Chest Final instructions will be given to by leaders of the after which the of solicitors will set cut on their canvass of the city end county Report meetings aro scheduled for the each day next week except with the final session at 6.30 o'clock day Nov 23 Two new committee chairmen were announced today by Joseph of the county committee They Mrs Virginia at and W E Hopewell Another the Bailey Drug North Fourth was added to the of all em- ployes having contributed one day's pay to mo Davey Confident of No Additional Taxes Nov Martin L Davey said today he ex- tee state could out any new going to try and get by out any new Davey said at his first press conference in more than six think it can be The governor said a were needed to finance the school foundation but that he ex- this would be provided through a reallocation of tax He was unable to estimate Just how much would be needed Davey said that a study of the ation problem looking toward a re- allocation of revenues would be ed The matter of adjusting the tax structure win be up at the session of the general Red N Nov the morgue early today doctors ed open the of Ralph wife slayer and suicide They were Police came In with further dence To the case was conclusive Mills had been driven by a psychosis to kill his bride of a year had carried his affliction As a youth he been afraid of they would augh at him Last year he a girl fiom whom he couldn't run She didn't laugh at but uas sympathetic He ried She worked in a drug store He watched her was afraid always that some man would take away from him Customers passed across the counter He was wild with jealousy She didn't Ike the thought of being bossed and watched Thoy quarreled and rated Mills took a room across the street rom his former home his wife continued to He retired mere and more from his and spent all his spare time working over old thinking He grew cactuses in small flower and brooded Looking out across the street from the window of his see Mrs Mills when she he could returned home with she told him she wanted ft divorce She was to have filed the suit yesterday Tuesday night Mills persuaded her to get into his automobile when she finished work Two hours later sh was found dead by side of the Police reconstructed the scene Mills had pleaded for a reconciliation She refused He threatened her She tried to jump out of the car Mills shot her four times In the back an automatic pistol and once In the side McDonald Pa Nov 12 in a little Civilian Conservation Corps camp Identified today the last of four men killed in the wreckage of a truck bearing a gay Armistice Day parade They listed the dead from camp as Thomas J 50 Pa Thomas E Robertson 37 Joseph E 41 Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home O and J A Dal Kane Pa Fourteen others were In a hospital at injured as they returned to the Forest Carnp at Springs where ail enrollees were veterans of the World war Three physicians cold the conditions of three were They are listed in camp records as Joseph C Pa Anthony Monessen Pa and Fa They rode in from their camp In the hills to Join in McDonald's celebration of Armistice day They boarded their truck late last night and started back into the woods over narrow twisting roads the driver failed to round a the truck clipped a bridge abutment and tumbled into shallow Robinson's run heard the and grabbed a flash light and ran said George who nearby 1 1 knew it was too much to handle alone so I flagged down several automobiles carried the Injured from the truck to the bank of the creek We found one man under the left front of the truck h ad to wait until a wrecking truck came before we could get him out didn't moke any difference because he was dead Doctors using flashlights and automobile headlights for illumination set up emergency dressing stations on the creek's bank Ambulances shrieked to Canonsburg carrying the injured to a The list of injured In addition to Burkett Kress and Woods Prank 43 of Pa Rufus oj Rocky Harold 30 of O Jesse 85 William J Raymond George Freeland Pa Francesco Warren Josh Homestead Pa Albert Pa and Edwin B 42 Toledo O AIMING AT NEW PARTY May Be Presidential Nominee if Party Crystallizes Nov 12 Labor a fledging third party organize tion which may seek an initial tesi of power in the 1938 elections Led by John L rebel heat of the committee for industrial or and possible 1040 presidential nominee if the third the league which was formed consolidate workers support for President Roosevelt In 1936 began functioning on a permanent basis today Lew is started maneuvering In a dramatic and possibly final clash with his arch President William Green of the American Federation of Chief developments 1 Major George L league Lewis and Sidney head of the Amalgamated Clothing concluded secret conferences and made public a program to establish the league on a permanent basis 2 Lewis United Mine most powerful single union in the planned to impeach Green on charges of to the union from membership in the A of L Representatives of 39 who attended Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins conference on labor went home determined to fight for a constitutional amendment to penult minimum wage 4 Hillman announced plans for e vigorous unionization drive and called for a general wage increase In his threatening an outbreak of industrial warfare 5 David leader of the International Ladles Garment third largest union in the rushed completion of a program Turn to Nineteen Motorman Killed In Passengers Hurt Nov A motorman was killed and several passengers injured when two Indiana railroad Interurban cars collided east of city today i The was William of New Ind Mrs Martha Thompson of Cambridge Ind was injured according to reports telephoned Interurban company officials were advised ten injured ud been taken to a Cambridge City White Plans Beautification Of Site Near Licking Nobel Winner as her body spun around Then he leaving her there All night and aJI yesterday police searched for him Last night trapped him on a country three miles from here Before they could take him In he shot self Police found a note In his pocket It tried to go back to her but she refused I killed the I loved I am not myself I am somebody Purchases Dam and River Bank Property Start Ball Continues Local Activity bly which convenes in Milton rested today at his ban Oak Park home after dispelling the fear of relatives that ne had been kidnaped or slain during a disappearance Missing since Tuesday noon and object of a widespread police search Dr Ochs arrived home last polko hr iu An improvement which includes of the ing bank west of the bridge and repair of the lacking is about to become a reality Through the personal Initiative of Hugh whose automobile sales property adjoins the river ment where the improvement is to first steps have already been taken to produce a worth-while civic enterprise which will reflect credit on the city Attempts are being made to secure WPA cooperation to produce a while project which will to With trees and bery an attractive landscape along the south bank of the river which at present affords an ly spectacle will leave motorists a more favorable Im- it is pointed Night lighting of the dam ie also being The need of extensive repairs to the Licking river dam has been realized fcr some although lack of tal has limited work In past High water and frequent during been on a years have greatly weakened I the ancient structure Transmitting his plans Into has purchased from Claude Ross a piece of approximately 150 feet and has purchased from Morris another piece property both of which he has already remodeled by the of approximately These sites are in the rear of Standard Oil Nov Eugene the American today nos awarded 1936 Nobel prize for winner of the Pulitzer only American dramatist to hold that by day's became Nobel in letters clair Lewis was the tot At 48 O'Neill joins the company of Anatole Thomas and one of bis literary idols The prize will receive will approximate amount of the 3935 which not has been added to 1936 FORESEES FIGHT FOR AGRICULTURE Nov 12 dent Roosevelt messaged the National Grange convention today that to achieve real equality for would be pressed ward message was greeting for the 70th birthday of farm organization which has bers In 35 states It was sent to Louis J National Grange to be read at a birthday this afternoon you as master of National I wish to send my greetings to the thd message said you this week In session the Grange looks upon 70 of steadfast effort to mprove American agriculture as A business and as a of nation needs strong leadership e made progress In light to achieve real equality for but we strive to this National and problems demand earnest attention of groups such the to the end that our processes may be brought to bear effectively upon their I congratulate my fellow bers of the upon your record uid join with sou in jour to go forward air Roosev elt a grange member or 25 holds the highest the seventh which members received D West Main street In he the Milling Co last week the ground and rights which that firm owns on West Main and It is this property that he now In- tends to convert into a beauty spot In the interests of civic enterprise White has contacted Harry owner of additional property in this has secured the promise of cooperation in ing away unsightly debris from that re a Is now of both the White Chevrolet Co here and Allen at though he intends to spend three days each week Dayton and three days in he will continue to maintain his residence on the Newark his been placed In active j at the local Tn 1 U Head Stuffed In Sack New Nov missing since he failed ta return home from his bakery Sunday found beaten to early The body was found In the of a large apartment in which he lived on the lower side The head and shoulders WW stuffed into a potato sack Hif has been fractured Erde's wife other members of his family Mid Erde had no labor or troubles and had received no fair Slightly tonight Fair tonight and colder in north portion A
