Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - June 21, 1923, Zanesville, Ohio V Ven v [AN FATALLY INJURED WHEN RUN OVER BY and His Party Leave on Trip to Zanesville Ohio Thursday June IWING AROUND THE CIRCLE fILL OCCUPY TWO MONTHS TOTAL OVER MILES State Convent ion Of Eagles Is Closed Speech Tomorrow at St Louis Gathering Was One of Successful in History of the Lodge Newark Aerie was the stakes winner In tho grand street ly the swing around the nt Taft Once more restored to i Order of Kagles of afternoon Besides oil the first prize for the aerie having tho largest delegation with a band Newark alsu won the for making the i best appearance a close i contender for honors and Columbus and Cambridge with bands heading the delegations made magnificent showing in the brilliant spectacle Eagles from various aeries of the state were in lino of march in uniform The Akron Cambridge and Zanesville were among the outstanding of the When the cavalcade into line after the assembly call the WASHINGTON June his dask cleared of official matters President Harding left capital this afternoon on his long contemplated trip Alaska The trip which the made iy a president will cover well over miles by train jat and motor before the presidential party returns to the hite House by way of the Panama canal two months fence Including side trips it is believed the president by President Mrs Harding is making the trip The president ex- j to return to Washington on Aug 25 While he disclaims any political significance in his tour he has prepared speeches on several of the big I issues for including transportation problems the L wet and diy issue difficulties of the farmer and taxes and tariff f: Beginning at St Louis tomorrow with a speech on I the world court he will end his outbound speaking trip I on Tuly at Tacoma Wash where he boards he navy Henderson for Alaska I Party of 70 on Presidential Train J t epochal event of the stale r are approximately 70 initial train on the sovernTiient j liun a luting spectacle for j presidential party traveling on and six days loins up the most successful assembly ir the the line to history of the order in Ohio Nenana and Fairbanks the e r era terminus will in perfect unison and ble back taking the was cheered ami trail connecting with the j over the entire line of railroad i march Each delegation was The party is due to arrive in a continuous reception in the procession and aerie Newark Big Prize Releases Over in Parade Here Wednesday Score Federal Prisoners Harriman Exiled Making Good LEE RANDOLPH VICTIM OF CAR DRIVEN BY H P GUILER FATAL ACCIDENT UNUSUAL Victim Working in Trench on Avenue When Driver Backed Machine Over Was Terribly Crushed About Chest and Died Half Hour After Accident Violators of War Laws Given Especial train of 10 cars Among hem were Interior id Work TUrs Hoover to the President and Mrs E Christian Jr Speaker and C Sawyer and and Malcolm of O of Agriculture Wallace join the party at Denver where e president delivers an address law enforcement next Monday of Commerce Hoover lins the party at Tacoma from Tacoma for Alaska C July 5 the president will arrive i Ketchikan Julr tily S Juneau July 10 td July 13 f- At Scward he will board a dova on July -19 and to sail tlic for Sitka arriving there was on July 21 The president is The stand erected speak in Vancouver B C jn f Eagles home The July 26 and the next day in jl C Becker G I A Kast Hayes On his trip down the Pacific he will speak in Portland Abel Marion July 28 San Francisco July 31 AUK 1 and San The were as on Aug 4 Side trips will be made first tor the to Yosemite Parkland delegation in line prize lands Akron second prize fur Telephone Rates Aft er having the largest proportion line prize aerie makins he beit i appearance aerie the most unique dele Cation Columbus prize ladies drill team Akron 1 I raised Commutation of Sen and Pardons June 20 mediate of more than a score of federal prisoners convicted j of war lawa but with tinned detention ot almost as more was ordered today by i half hour IfltCl dent before Lee Randolph aged 63 corner of Lee and an employe of the Zanesville waterworks was injured at o'clock when he was run over by an automobile driven bj H P Guiler loS Hamline avenue while working in a ditch in the center of that street The injured man died in tne Guiler home File president acted on Ouri n nd comm cases a re- number in the ion of department of justice of- He granted oO i and 14 unconditional tions on full pardons restored civil rights to former prisoners and denied S-l applications for pardons j or commutations He also cJ remission of fines in two easts j interest centered in the cases of convicted of violating the espionage draft and other war laws whose hy various Jons and of numbered and the president and John were j granted to 27 but de- in the trench which was nied applications in 21 cases in- -j 0 y ot The ditch in Hamline avenue extended from the west curb to about the center of the street As this thoroughfare is rather narrow there was room f for a machine driven between the ditch and the cast curbing of the street Despite the f ict that Guiler had driven his machine through this space hut a few minutes before he stated last night that he aid not see the ditch nor did he know that two men were working there He also claimed that he did not know until after his machine had passed over a pile of earth below ditch that he had run over Randolph Two Men Working in Trench a of -0 alleged burg ol the Industrial the convicted at Sacramento Two i ever had their sentences commuted avenue The ditch had been Co a depth of about four feet and Randolph was the center of the street The death havy his luny tt is thought hit in thr ditch firely failed to se the machine i sister Of the accident oC her brother inju on their deportation car was beins driven backward hurried to the I Sentences of alleged I the steep incline In shan od thit he in the preparatory be taken Dpon h r there members convicted Chicago trials sent to that Mr Guiler might go to the penitentiary part commuted to expire at had or four alleged J W W members and of the city liu she found that he not beer convicted at Kas receive commutations Announcement of the president's taken there but had just tuken his family home the Guiler homo 1 the had ditch in or this she colla Sf Because of the narrowness of the street he was allowing his car 19 KO the ot East faint arid nied c il rendered her the hospital She was later removed -t action waa made by the department wards t of justice tonight after the street and Hamline avenue in the entire T having been required to prepa Li e L LI ii 11 u jia o dayjin order to make a turn when the of the occurred 86 If tervice Two Will Be Merged About September 1 Considerable comment has been amonK the 1 Muskingum county of the lell and Ohio Staty is the proposed increase in rates as most people apparently forgotten that this Kagle in parade j pounds threp cents a pound prize 157.53 lightest weight Kagle G Akron weight 32 pounds cents a pound prize uns Tack Karriman Eon if Mr leaders of New ork girl and artists model as ward and Oliver married Alice Laidley on August 1922 been of Mr and Howard Chandler Christy pood on his own With an allowan his lather of only a ino ith lie and liis happily in little railroad town o- Jackson Tennessee is learning the ness ground up cases many oil As soon discovered that the run over Randolph he Ills machine Sloan who wag i In other cases growing out of working in the ditch had i law violations the president's ed aid ana j tiers included Randolph statements of hich have before months prisoners of to the Guiler ranging bigamy to were and their were In tions of the mall fraud dolph was bribery and other statutes increase was petitioned more than I tallest Eagle H IT Wilson a year ago i bridge 6 feet inches ten cents 1 The rates will now inch prize charged are per month for in height Tottle Akron j vidual business JS per j 57 inches fifteen centi an j month for two party business j and measures for individual i on Witness Says Morse Asked as the result of the inquiries dence for two-party given on the court I a iii S for house esplanade and on y the company bands during trie early parti desired of the evening Crowd gathered o the lered to who are the centra district and the close which has caused most use their of the was marked The old rates I much The Newark band headed Sav Boy Unjustly Sent toi Him to Forget T T u h n Reformatory at Mansfield of and everi words Sloan others were made to take the Injured man to the in to a serious condition a M i j ranees E th mother of the deceased is niso DR severely shock of the lent SRE It feared may not recover -i who had of all repairs to his on As soon accident where ed with Randolph for a died In survived one Of such that he j home Vat and Walnut could not be moved and he died at lie a plumber bv well to hosts of who will mourn his sudden o'clock Randolph terribly crushed upper side He had been employed by the WASHINGTON June i Of His right ter 1 eld in high United States one Is him during i today atJ the Aerie of first i Guilt was Technical Only and Full Pardon is Granted Bv Governor ends of the two companies all the state was consolidated on and since that time elr in many of the smaller 21 1921 the original I i members arc now with the band purple and white uniforms hly attractive Ab- lot is director and Bob Dold r of Oldest Firms in i Bankruptcy NEW YORK June I the maeLstrom with rich Wall street has seethed for cities have to have this completed j aser M many of the larger cities during crowds le streets year l district and despite conditional pardon hy Governor Vic He was charged a bile to in violation Morse trial declared Harry F to accept his sentence as a matter of course being unfamiliar with court procedure His mental de- velopment hardly that of a In hia teens officials learned had purchased an automobile from a local firm on signed a and ater drove the to Castle arriving h amount action by a court In reference to the alleged interference with thy witness approached him after ment of court with a re- quest that he forget some of his testimony The witness said the testimony referred to by Horse related to an alleged erasure on a check which Keary had asserted Harry F- Morse corrected to when the had been for j Temperature Abatement in Four Additional Deaths that the m in shape and ing- his intention of remaining In Wednesday Equaled High Mark for Continued Warm V Pennsylvania Detective After the consolidation the of the Bell company approximately Ule Zanesville J his is about more have w died through the Sixth the intense manifested un- i bounded enthusiasm as the connections ln review Each section pardon recommended j by the state pardon and parole j board receipt of a letter from the trial C C and County Prosecutor C A Iwell both of whom recommended was sent lor after hisi and hfj er that the rl the to drive to past days Zimmerman change and new sections one of oldest and hown members of the New York to the support of Mr aene Another Protest in Case ARE O June Federation of Women's The Drl Kalph A Dalbey 47 town found prostrate In hii -o by a patient Peter 85 heat prostration Stare 1 if ports burglars entered the store window in the Burglars Enter Second Floor he in ilie year witn josses of I points filing nf an exchange peculiar nature that when the boy Grotto Trophies to on in German and COLUMBUS O June for relief from drowned In Lake Erie weather which has enveloped John farmer for the last causing Wellington hanged himself cither directly or wife said hp was despondent ly oi at 18 persons Is Ill health and believes hot forecast for the remainder of this his condition week according to observer W At section of Alexander of the local paving 30 long and the bureau Maximum of thy street w is wrecked to hero today the result of an explosion at high mark of the year i pavement caused Four additional deaths by the h at two resulting from heat Summer is due officially tion one a drowning and the o'clock Fridi morning t a suicide which relatives believe sun reaches its jammer prompted by the heat reaching its farthest point the 18 land starting south Leviathan Slips Away on Trial Trip to West Keeps Under Cover Until Liner is Well Out to Sea ABOARD THE Lancaster Blind toy Disobeys Carry I The linal event of the convention j crand 20 If of bananas from musical for the Essies and j oon oon ar- source ihc In 3 were jn thc United And of the famous Z ship I almost without as she through water So smoothly slide that of the senders were hat was moving half an June n cl e I OT Sam's big starly aboard reconditioned Leviathan In at a an trij held i loni laat at the first reading of the ail today as nation's ljf osram j steamed on Sier way on her trip to West Indian waters ith lit The quests said not to j and although the list had not vessel's behai or loomed up as it condition in the vast ofj j vessel which will jirin mm CM j nearly Sen lira's its present complaints of anr acd all Of lisL th ship Marks Slopes a or who permission to carry lo be VoUi wer- for the he ol in Ohio to try the death of near to have been prostrated t the hest wording In aj last from his left home were a from water fas to ret cramps victim he TiJ the 1 undertow thai took ttf carried out Hot That Street Blew Up June A oT 39 and the of fht here today us Jhe result of an explosion of pavement say by the heaS Bricks over a territory heat c- hTP thus Isr no beta man Geis was stationed Jn one room the orchestra was in the room were of the delegates and bers of the marching bodies from in tri rcmiinecl over lor H G 1 TOLEDO June charged with murder j first decree in with of John C J street grocer here on March 1 i n jury sin common today The jury deliberated one Cried Then Laughed Cried in Earnest Then Drowned VT JUNE K Goff 33 Frank Cook lost their lives ir the Kanawha river near St iast when they called out for help they in on n bar She down Don't rav that a on the river hanX slay he some time will be they won't you the children 1 This time in frantic mvn strong swimmers no to the children were Jn this time hid stepped from the water their heads and swill waters to The of was recovered CAlANIA Jane man Oj fruitful n o p u 1 a officially connected wish of and country have D LasKer Ice arid board the in w fi with were the for the under cover until of crimson of the lava are irom the broken Hps of the for and darker as the mass and hardens until cracks on the seen iup ihc from j The fields of i Diana and once and beautiful now covered of and I tremble snd tne sounds the rumblings of lorries through the Sees and their from she doomed Then Drowned fl of Alice CLEVELAND O assisting wo Sunday shore safely j Shanks Into the Charrin river at today was had day class at her summer for a trun at the liast Technical high school Fire Fighters of Minn Jn on a fire fighting fire in vicinity saved from Vate the ol rainfall o i from at Orr Tile slight
