Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - July 22, 1937, Zanesville, Ohio THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL VOL NO 69 THURSDAY JULY THREE CENTS COURT COMPROMISE BEATEN SLOT MACHINES ARE GATHERED UP Ten Devices Confiscated After Complaints Are Lodged Ten and slot machines confiscated by the police department within the put two mult of which reached into several of the district and the West Main street area Although many more machines re- main in operation than were police declare that they are removing only those which hare been the complaints nve Of the machines taken by were of the which their operators describe of other five were the fashioned which are to be round in numbers both in city and in rural Musk In gum county hare been going the rounds within the paat few days of an in which owners of the have sought to competition which is said to be threatening from outside although not attempting to eliminate devices of this kind Is declare that they ao fa raa to prevent the from being in locations which art frequented by children It is from such sources that moat of the complaints the con- and the raids have been It waa considered significant that haw been undertaken thia week at Columbus and in ing county All machines have been out of these centers business in county een highly Is graphically employed by op- profits at One group of l obliged to ray of GUILD Ue t the ay dues of a petition to taxation without representation and most will not contribute dues and assessments to carry on a gram in the shaping of which they been denied a and of which they most heartily The petition was sent to the Guild's International executive board and to Heywood president the Guild neWe of July 15 the Seattle ter American Newspaper Guild is ed one which opposed a referendum on the action of the St Louis con- the petition Guild's national convention to bolt the American tlon of Labor Join the tee for Industrial Seattle chapter did not op- pose such a referendum The Seattle chapter never had a chance to vote on the question of a referendum a hand picked at- tended by persons not even of the the Seattle chapter Jammed through a motion opposing a referendum Bitter Because Man He Held As Hostage Opened Fire On Him TRAXLER So Many Objections Entered Rival Counsels Devise Own Scheme July ns Steel corporation presented so many objections to timony in the labor relations board hearing on a complaint against the company that they a formula for entering them when a lawyer objects to an opponent's question or a The board asks and the lawyer states the reason Then the board decides whether the question or answer waa proper If he la lawyer an By common after Day had objected to many questions and answers mumbled when ed The Wagner labor act that the board shall not be bound by court rules of but Day called many of the board the counsel put the an- swer in the Stanley W and Richard B city were only witnesses at the first day's hearing on the complaint that company had violated the Wagner act on ten and ing the recent steel strike Both officials testified that Carl Republic manager in had suggested the city police might well have dealt with the pickets there Chicago police strike at the Republic plant in Chicago Ten persons were killed in a tle between police and Strike in Chicago on Memorial day also testified pressure from General William Marlln of the Ohio national guard and the MAssillon Law and Order league was responsible for putting Republic employes on police force for riot July U in which two were killed Cousins Reunited July General William L Ohio tional guard commander in the area where a fatal steel strike riot today he advocated assignment of Steel Corp employes to aid East Ju J Hugh K of of Cambridge and his Hugh cf Bast mat here yesterday for the first time in years They played together children in but they did not each other after their lies moved to different communities Hugh K Balentlne read in a paper that Hugh Balentine county's last surviving Civil war veteran and came here to visit him was not meant tnat men were to aid in the guarding of the company Martin rather that they were to act home guards in the residential sections in which they lived Tne intention wai to prevent vandalism to the homes and property of non- striking Bold Convict Pleaded For Life When Tables Turned On Him July to a farm loomed day Boy Trailer as the gunman continued to withstand the effects of a wound over the heart companion in a flight lay la a a victim of the own ed was slain and waa shot by two hostages the out- laws had kidnaped in their flight from almost 1.000 officers in southern frank Trimmer a and on field guna from the men's sides when exhausted fugitives In a ear near being brought to a hospital and placed under armed appeared bitter against the man who wounded tried to tell the gruy he didnt need to shoot me because t was all Trailer said knew It I didn't have a chance But I Just wasted my breath He Just shot I fell out of the car to keep him killing and Denton both fired at then Denton turned his gun on Trailer who was kidnaped from his home and forced to drive his after the two had ditched the car in which they kidnaped Denton told Trimmer to pull up at said wait until It got riding in the back seat with said he saw Tindol's gun on the seat Trailer's gun as In the seat as he sat beside dozed two exchanged glances in tEw rear view and both grabbed for the guns I got car parked and Traxler had dozed said glanced back at Denton and Tindol was asleep too Both of grabbed for their guns Both of saot at the same time then Denton shot us to get him a doctor Be said he was afraid he might Weed to After a while started threatening us He said he knew he was going to die Aa four armed guards watched over Traxler lii his hospital room Gov James V Of announced he would ask extradition Kicking Won't Be Japanese Incident fiven though personable Carol of ton D strolled too clone to Japanese defense In with another woman was kicked and handled rather roughly by Japanese the United States will net become embroiled in a the department indicated American em- bassy officials in Peiping will make to the Japanese embassy about the treatment of the Washington girl and Helen K Jones of and end the matter It MYSTERY PLANE FLYING of a plane reported fb lug across the Atlantic to Europe deeper and darker today Iran and Canadian radio men stood bv for further A picked up by Radio Marine station at Mid the plane had been and heard 500 mites of Race at Eastern ard last night Chatham picked up the sage from tne American freighter which related It from another U as the British freighter call letters are But the It U In the Weit and the radio men ai Chatham now think the mall operator made a tn receiving the call letters Leading American known to be transoceanic flights In the near In- Dick Jimmy and Howard all were located aground BLAMES POLICE FRANCO FIGHTS FOR BEATINGS LaFollette Report Shows They Force in Strike Warmer Generally fair and day probably local Friday near Lake Erie 17 Warmer tonight and in south City a at tltn Body Found That of Karpis Gang Doctor July officials said today they were con- the body of a man found near Sept 1434 was that of Dr James of who performed facial tions on members of the Karpis a at 72 Clear Cloudy Cincinnati fct City Paul New York Portland D C Phoenix 68 70 68 bb 72 64 84 76 80 a Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear 94 B Cloudy Clear Cloudy 80 80 July for 24 8 a m fair wenther the states watered In the Gulf from ind south The who declined to quoted by said that while Identification was impossible they had learned during grand Jury in- cf persons indicted for harboring the gangster that Moran was in Toledo Jn Moran and a woman companion attended a party with the gang at a Toledo night club at which Moran became the said He left with of the they and never was seen thereafter turned to the club in an and limping Harry serving In prison for the St Paul of Bremer Moran operated on m niters of federal an fort to Accusations Reopen Crater Case July old still as banning as day it and fast becoming an almost legendary mystery of New York police the ance of Supreme court Justice Joseph Crater was a live problem again today j Amidst a new of theories that the justice disappeared was slain by was dered by and committed ponce their investigation of what happened to him after got into a taxicab in Times Square on the night of August 1030 inquiry waa launched by John A assistant chief inspector la charge of on orders from Acting Commissioner Harold after a New YorK newspaper published an interview with the ting Mrs Stella M quoting htr as charging her tand was in connection with political and that York police were in their original Mrs located at her summer near Belgrade de- nied last night she had and that she hsd criticized but the new Investigation waa on Crater said she believed her Is dead must be she cannot think anything If he alive I have heard from in the seven July h e LaFollette civil liberties committee said today that Chicago police used and showed most careless indifference to human aid in breaking up a Memorial day demonstration of steel strike sympathizers The filed with the senate by Chairman LaFollette lowed a committee investigation of the encounter near the gates of the Republic steel in which ten demonstrators were and scores injured on last May 30 A sluing in verdicts last Tuesday Ing the deaths to be The committee found that police attack came without after first shots came from a police Speakers at a strike mass meeting Just before the clash said nothing be remotely strued as an Incitement to assault the police or to capture the the report said find that the provocation for the police assault did not go beyond abusive and the Ing of isolated missiles from the ranks of the the asserted We believe that it might have teen possible to disperse the crowd without the use of The committee added that contradicted photographic and oral corroborated by the sions of the police that their of the injured waa characterized the most careless indifference to human life and prisoners of war might have expected and received greater it related the frank admission of all the no attempt whatsoever was made to render first aid on the field Wounded and dying strikers were unceremoniously thrown into police patrols along with prisoners record shows that each patrol wagon was equipped with a yet the evidence is clear that not a single stretcher employed to re- move the wounded from the field as the the police dragged seriously unconscious men along the ground with no more cart than would te employed on a common The report was voluminously with taken by press photographers and excerpts from a It Was a Cute But Police Get Wise Va July eight hours a day in and day a car stood an un- paid parking meter Passing noted it always tagged An radio finally Inspected teg Written on a slip of paper the same sice and shape as the official the was a device to forestall official issuance of ing ordinance violation tickets The officer Impounded the replaced it with a re il FOR ADVANTAGE Loyalists to Break Rebel Hold tud Make Some Gains July 23 fought today for stranglehold at the neck of the salient into Insurgent fliege linea weat of Madrid At the same time hammered at the middle of the government salient of la Canada in a struggle to hold tight the eight and one-half month old alege of the capital In the de la Canada 15 miles west of the Franco's men held dominant positions on No which they swept dean of government for a third time last night A few miles to the north insurgent drove hard the eastern and western Hanks at the mouth of the slashed southward into Franco's guard positions more than two weeks ago At the tip of the government insurgent forces tried to level a path to Brunete to wipe out that government outpost from central front to complete encirclement of siege forces entrenched on the of Madrid Governments machine g u n n en held In the face of heavy at- tacks The insurgent failure to take the town was regarded by aides as possibly the turning point in They estimated insurgent dead and in the recent Madrid fighting at The and slopes of overlooking de la Canada littered with bodies and torn branches and fallen after the attempt to the hill Spark Blamed For Hindenburg's Crash July reau of air commerce has decided an electrostatic spark probably set off the that destroyed the Zeppelin May 0 with a loss of 36 lives The bureau's report late yesterday offered the theory that contact of ground ropes with wet earth at the W J landing Held Tided the channel through which the fatal spark traveled It ignited a mixture of humid air and leaked from stern ceils of the German the report At Germany Hugo veteran dirigible de- signed and said the ory was logical Commander Charles X of the Nival Air station at commented he was not yet satisfied the possibility of sabotage had been removed Pretty Nurse Left Home Here And Is Reported EXPECT SENATE WILL REFER IT COMMITTEE Marguerite ering From Walks Away City and county authorities aided by patrol and began an intensive today for Marguerite A Dayis comely daughter of Mr Mrs K O Davis of route No West woo been musing from Her home i aince early afternoon A graduate nurse Miss been suffering from a nervous j down and only a few days ago ed to her home after receiving ment at Harding ington O Apparently young woman had recovered from her nervous ailment according to her When last Davis was wearing a house dress red and white oxfords She wore a Bethesda hospital ring Although In the stage cf con- Miss Davis showed no signs of being perturbed and was neither displeased ncr disturbed by the treatment accorded her by her ghe gave no indications of her plans to leave home and had or no money with her when she according to her father was reclining on a bed at her Wednesday afternoon with her mother The Utter waa called to the telephone and when she returned the daughter ing young woman is nve lour in height and about 120 pounds She brown worn in a long and Davis is well known in this MARGUERITE DAVIS BILBO DISLIKE city where the has practiced her nurse for the last three She was taken 111 of the vous ailment about three months ago The lather said today that she had talked of going to California in hoping her on the part of the parents to locate Miss Davis at the home of friends proved futile Wednesday and evening A description of the pretty young was throughout the by the state patrol and every effort is being made en the part or authorities to discover her abouts A theory firl might have taken lite was discounted by her father who indicated that his had shown no inclinations toward violence and was more or leu shy and retiring Friends and neighbors of the combed the territory in the vicinity of the home find no trace of her Thursday ing Begs Free Then Leaves July He Waa he hadn't eaten all day The of a Nashville restaurant gave him a full meal guest bowed litely to the waitress as he went out the door The waitress cleared away his dishes and found a tip American Airliner Down at Cambridge July American New to Los a forced landing at an field late following the blowout of a motor cylinder went to bus by and to Interpret Jap Action As Move Toward Peace July war office reported today to have orders indefinitely t delivery of huge orders of war supplies and hating the shipment of such equipment to North China Although the meaning of this move in the tense Was not immediately ne interpreted it an indication peace rather Chan war was visible on the horiaon two weeks clouded by threat of open hostilities The order suspending the delivery of war necessities was understood to re been issued about immediately was put into effect by the firms which have been ing out quantities of supplies for the Japanese army in North A Domei agency dispatch from Nanking declared that the Japanese charge had sent an Important secret report on the situation to Tokyo No hint of iw was BEAT HARRISON Senator Cast Deciding Vote That Defeated Colleague His July make whole turcs In the perspective of cropped up la the senate leadership contest Flip back the Tears ago a Mississippi Julge named Edwin B Hoknes sent dore to Jail for 10 contempt of court charges Years later Bilbo to ton as junior senator from the deep south of that eran Pat Harrison Like Job's of sighed after his election will sniff the from afar I will sit sidelines and watch Then came 1996 Senator was urging the nomination of the same judge for the fifth circuit court of appeals up senator Bilbo from the quiet of the can't travel with a colleague who wants to cram down my throat a man who put me in Jail for political sons March rolled and the ate overwhelmingly confirmed Judge Holmes Harrison did not even reply to Bilbo's charges Snorted the Junior senator in speaking of go all the to have him Came the 1938 elections and went all the tack to Mississippi to fight Harrison's torn he didn't defeat hire Then yesterday came the cratic vote for senate leader It was contest between Pat Harrison and W of Kentucky The result One more vote would have elected Harrison Bilbo cast his vote for to whom he said he had pledged support when the late sen being discussed for a supreme court appointment Senator Harrison aot being Today Held to Eliminate Supreme Court Angles July 52 senate Judiciary voted day to aak to scad back to It ttu Roosevelt court WH instructions to draft a only with the lower Within 10 In an hour and a half attended by Vice j Garner and administration the committee instructed Senator Logan to make the motion in the senate today to recommit pending compromise court Only two senators opposed the senators leaving committee room said Senator McCarran ct the leading of said action would clear for drafting a new dealing only with procedure In the tower courts and eliminating all to the slat of the supreme court If the senate to the the committee will have tea days in which to whip the new into shape for presentation to action marked virtual abandonment of court now pending in senate and was generally considered complete victory for court Mil The new would follow the out- in a general suggested yesterday by Senator Wheeler opposition alter he asked by the tration to submit the suggestions for legislation Attending the judiciary meeting today In addition to and regular committee were Of the newly Democratic and Wheeler Garner and were lipped as they left the room a few before tht ended But Senators told tMm talked of At that said Bilbo couldn't throw overboard I'm a mari my State Employes Are Cut Off By Budget or July L Matchette clerk of Ohio first out Wheeler and urged the opposition forces to a draft of judiciary legislation which they could agree 10 Wheeler talked one by one of all cipal colleagues Finally he went to with They were Joined Barkley and chairman whose budget Gov L cut said today he would have to dismiss about 65 employes The 65 committee It i conference that meeting of the judiciary was announced Wheeler later gathered hit tion leaders in his office for strategy where strong of opinion apparently telephone and com- j and room attendants String of Scottsboro Convictions Unbroken July other negro went to trial confronted by the unbroken string of ten in six-year-old Imprisonment for 90 years was creed yesterday for Andy Wright by were hired for the special session of the legislature Their pay roll for the first 15 days of July was The expected within a few will leave Matchette with a taff of assistant secretary of the parliamentarian and Continuation of their Jobs assured by a tion adopted the senate In the regular session Matchette said the which included voted for committee left the senate with Without the 65 extra the senate should end year with a balance of the clerk added The house clerk could not be jury to tit In Judgment to to what of the attacking two white women aboard a freight train Charlie waa called to trial today Another death became a part of the bulky record Shortly after Wright waa Judge W W Callahan sentenced Clarence convicted a third time last to Sept 24 have on his staff appropriations Driver Beaten Ironton O Salisbury N truck driver beaten yesterday by a fang of men after refueling his truck tt a filling station adjoining a market treated In a He was Three Conservation Positions Abolished July positions in the state conservation di- vision abolished today in what Director Lawrence described as a consolidation program designed to save yearly The duties of Clay law were taken over by A W chief of the ment Wallace of and John cf were dismissed tion officers aa the rauU of A Two Week Deity In Action On CIO Suit O July 32 A two- week adjournment lay ahead today in the Committee for Industrial suit to halt of the national labor relations act in the Ohio steel strike Federal Judge Men O Underwood announced the delay until Aug 4 after the CIO attorneys retted their late yesterday took under the CIO request for an im- mediate order to restrain temporarily Oov Martin U the national guard tnd of and Stark counties from limiting prohibiting members the Steel Workers Committee from pursuing ful or collective and making maot arrests court dismissed Mayors James of Canton and Henry Krler of as from record was of by Edward CIO M l Judas or scab in the a remark which protested vigorously by defense Lamb replied to an apology in don't want anyone to ed I say a the room had ing oui petted The Judiciary committee action rame after administration had fought with backs to wall to save such of compromise as they had ceded for some time that the had enough votes to sidetrack bin and virtually could dictate kind of legislation they could Senator Bailey describing the situation from the The battle for the independence of the Judiciary has been fought won We are attending now to Senator Mi n ton one of bill's strongest It's up to they've got votes The big break m the court came yesterday after picked Barkley as their to over Senator Pat Harrison of sUMppi While Barkley Harrison lunched with the president to discuss legislative situation Garner worked industriously to bring order out of confusion and harmony out of si on but t dm or WM UM
