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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - July 31, 1928, Zanesville, Ohio                               rf Guard Plan From Ohio First Always Fair XLIV NO ZANESVILLE OHIO TUESDAY JULY 31 1928 and warmer Wednesday showers WLE PR In Harvard at 14 ined Value of Two fp anies is Listed at Alumnus 71 Years Guard With Drawn Gun Dis- covered Convicts in Time to Nip Plot OF DODGE WILL CONTINUE Will Be Third Automobile Concern in World July ie Chrysler corporation and Brothers Inc to form one ol ig motor combinations of the was assured today with a it a special meeting of ratifying ho i DESPERATE PRISONERS St TRIED ESCAPE BEFORE Warden P E Thomas is Con- ducting Outside Aid COLUMBUS O July While four members of Company K were in solitary confinement thinking over their attempt to break from state penitentiary today Warden P E Thomas was attempting to deter ol one share for each stock one share j U U H L shares Class A i U U M L: k and one i versity this tall the agreement Dodge j ot 1932 will receive Chrysler shares IB basis ol one share for each of preference ch live on stock for each 10 shares of Class B will give the Chrysler ration the properties and good at the Dodge organization and ight to use the Dodge Brothers During the session it was an- zed bv the Baltimore Dodge dealers organization alter the Robert Bernard Konikow riold Roxbury Mass i wizard who enter Harvard uni- as a member mine whether the quartet received any aid Inspection ol the record of the in- today revealed that it pay to attempt to go over the gray stone wall Records of the penitentiary show that even those escapes which have been successfully completed in recent nation is the Rev James B kathrop of Intl who received US GOOD FRIEND OF OPEN Militant Kansas Editor Gives Results of Two Weeks Investigation Advocates Death SMITH AS LEGISLATOR WAS FOR GOOD SALOON Recover Shows Ideas of Were Liberal in the Extreme LL B degree sity in 103 years old recently visited by President NEW YORK July Allen White editor of the Kansas Gazette tonight made public the results of the two weeks study made tor him at the New York bly Journal to show the record of Governor E Smith as it the saloon and the allies of the saloon matin by him ns assemblyman during the first dozen years of his j GIVEN CASE Democratic Candidate for President is Ranked as I Major Prophet of Tammany Hall and its Sub- i servient Tool in Public Editor Acts on Own Initiative in Making Investigation of Smith's Record and Publicly Assailing Smith Headquarters Shocked Into Silence by Attack name NEW YORK July Alfred E Smith prophet or Tammany who voted tor nearly ft dozen yours In the New York Assembly with the most notorious j loon men In the Tammany tion William Allen White unleashed Ins second on the lined up with the of Tammany is not an spectacle for those who wish to make n President out of the of New York This record Is of course an old of a young man But the young man rose on this record And today the issue is formed upon the that made this tht administration of lethal to u North Carolina girl ar Imbecile since birth A G Barry of economics at the University of Wisconsin has lorm of applause the university on the career of Rev Lathrop's The record shows U years finally resulted 11 through recapture ing prisoners Have Tried Before Two of the principals in today's attempted break for liberty from cage cells have participated in William Burke 70 of Indiana other desperate escapes from the state ted by some at g to bring in the s to complete the merger Hill cemetery at Newark W YORK July Was born and reared in 11 rt iri in dismal II ij or fatal raci DIES HO Mr White says hat as a of the assembly Governor Smith favored the old-time wide-open untrammelled c-d and voted against sures introduced for the purpose of putting restrictions upon it Governor Smith's record on the saloon a dozen or 20 years ago Is Important today in view of the fact that he defied the platform ot the Democratic party and promised to of his provoked criticism record of Democratic presidential nominee More vitriolic by far than his pre- vious attack made two weeks ago in Kansas the second verbal hand tlie more sensational for ins been flung boldly Into the teeth own New Tho famous Kansas editor released Ills new In typewritten form residence in OH P temporary residence in tne H H S 1 T S National Arts Club in H Ufl I UI Park almost within the shadow ol HOTE IN SOLID SOOTH the Tammany Wigwam Declaring lie had two perls in legislative pilo Smith's record research to com- from the official introduce a liquor I Mr White said His dea wos of record good shows saloon CM FUFT AND O the when he a Tammany career of Federal Judge D man chairman of Chrysler oration announced today that ould assume the position of t of the Dodge Brothers the board of directors of which special meeting in Baltimore 1 approval of the merger of Dodge hers with the Chrysler corporation will continue manufacture the present lines oi S mortuary In Newark where today accompanied by John Hart of be held at Summit county and James Gallagher o'clock Tuesday afternoon with burial of Cuyahoga county All lour were members the no- ln j torlous prison Company K which has taken part in numerous prison breaks Westenhaver of the northern of Ohio The jurist had been for several months and ctl Mr White points out that the county ivhere he 1 n in 114 prenticed to the wheelwright trade wert iu iLe specially age of In he became lumber chaser tor the Crawford McGregor Canby company of Dayton of ju gbir clubs and bowling nl nig he was connected with j constructed cells which O Henry the short story writer made famous by to as the bird cage at Ohio penitentiary O Henry was a er there at the tinie he wrote the stories year submitted to an operation at thel Cover Johns Hopkins hospital Baltimore of Md in an effort to regain his of hi He recovered sufficiently to nisi record Mr White's statement place made when Governor Smith was a voting man It is of course unfair to judge nor Smith today by the records years taut still something viewpoint may be found in that HAMPTON BAYS K Y July Smith let down the bars on political while he Is vacationing at the shore Ions enough today to the word that as the Democratic presidential inee he is not worried about the south Although he had told New York Assembly Journal White said that Governor Smith seems to have left his high qualities In escrow with Murphy when he went to Albany as assemblyman and there made a Tammany record on the loon the gambler tho prostitute Not Personal Attack White took pains to make It clear that be was not attacking Smith tils official record 1 make no here that on the bench again taut a relapse mid retired to He was bedfast for nearly Al's Model Saloon Then may assume that this that a vacation lid would be kept on politics he commented briefly on the southern situation for the lime since his nomination but not until ho had been prodded by the paper men Arc you worried the No Smith responded promptly I and with emphasis That was its far ns he would go cars in their The cells are protected by zi Golf Shrut j second grating outside cks saloon which Al If he hns not services lor Judge changed his mind since 1003 the regular set of cell bars I Picked Locks picked of Dayton and a year later moved to Newark to organize the Mr Chrysler said and Burhe company there cars will be sold by Dodge Before to Newark hn Aiers corporation a division riccl nis second wife who died in 1925 Chrysler corporation n year ago he was married again he merger It was said will make j Four years ago be severed his con- had a hQle Jn the enlarged Chrysler corporation the olid Seating outside their regular cells and who hud served 11 years on not completed the to i one ii a desperate d largest motor company in the Id and the second largest motor corporation with lent assets as of April 30 last of The capital of and total re- of The new cor- has a dealer organization of 100 a manufacturing capacity of Burke company at Newark and went to Central City to organize the liam Eurke Co Inc and later he brought the plant to this city Mr Burke was known In ness of circles of this city and reports his death proved a great shock to his many friends here He was a member of the Rotary club and the Surviving are were ready to make a dash for the wall Sherman A Rlley night guard noticed them The men hid behind the grating in one of the cells evidently waiting for Blley to approach so that they might attack and facilitate their bench night Newton D Baker a personal Westenhaver was named night as chairman of a special of the Cleveland bar tion to draw up tions on the death Hundreds of telegrams of cape with 000 cars and trucks a gross chamber of Commerce I before s of 000.000 and a the wife of this city and a t power of to Mrs C W Bach of Columbus Riley approached the quartet drawn gun forcing surrender 2 they could get through the ence from members of the bench and j bar in all sections of the States were received at the haver home loon which he would restore to the American people would be wide open from 5 o'clock In the morning till far into the night could be within 200 lect of schools and churches could be operated by a man who could not be ousted lor violating the law If he could control tlie Judge before whom he was mid get a suspended tence And we find finally a record to they had cut In the grating the four men succeeded In overpowering Riley they would have ployes Brothers Inc properties e the Chrysler cor plants Ch ir plants in Detroit and others six EES TIFF SUPERIOR Wls Although to President a roseate picture of general fann he United Statra conditions I rotary H I UhH r I null I MADRID Spain July ing Alfonso has become uneasy over failure of the vacht Azara to in the New ce and has ordered that all ent vessels available be Instructed make a search for her The destroyer left today to look for the missing but returned tonight with the that the search had been un- Tlie ministry of marine has at sea off the Spanish coast communicate quickly any may have of the Asara Year in this was fatally shot n a gun battle with police Another is still lingering from a wound called Westenhaver one of the most prominent federal Jurists in the nation Among his outstanding work included a decision holding the ute of limitations applicable to of the compulsory military service law passed during the war in- after a three-year period Through this ruling hundreds of draft dodgers throughout the country were freed Judge haver also sentenced Eugene V Debs Socialist leader to prison for an seditious speech made at ton Ohio during the war He was born at Martinsburg W Va where he began to practice law United j prevent the people of the hood from voting to oust the saloon even though 40 per cent of tne bors petition for an election Here Is the wide open untrammelled saloon of the good old days fatal by physicians the third Is held prisoner In West Virginia awaiting ex- OHIOAN ON BOARD O July concern for the safety ol i of the agricultural i pleaded strongly here day for a substantial agricultural Increase all along tho line After an overnight stay at the i mer White House In the course ol I which Secretary Tardine said he had i discussed the agricultural situation ithe cabinet officer added that be saw relief of agriculture in the motion of co-operative marketing as lone advocated by An in the tariff would ex- tend to the same ple of keeping the domestic market available for home producers which had other American industries prosperous would not reveal reports ht hnd the chief ns to the ment in farm Nor would ho say whether he would recommend action to raise the at the next session of congress or wait until the new ministration will be Inaugurated I secretary later resumed journey west en route to Alaska tradition Ohio and the two others Here Indeed might Governor Smith put his foot on the bar and blow off the froth as he publicly yearned to do In an Interview with the in How Al Voted Now what about the restrictions and regulations that were put about the the statement asks We find him voting to require that a violation must occur twice In one year Instead of in two years for the keeper to be a second offender that If he breaks the law only once a Efforts were made to him ex- pand on tho southern outlook and on defections in Democratic ranks which some Republican leaders claiming may result In a breaking ol the solid but they failed To nil appearances unconcerned over any phase of the political Governor Smith held his daily press conference under 11 tree oil the front lawn at Canoe Place Inn his vacation headquarters here With his family he had a fast mid had come out Into the open to read the morning papers Finally he moved over to a group of reporters sat clown In a big chair and When went on to Manila he signalled from the Olympic you a Tammany he said at one point Again he Governor Smith man a fine useful American citizen he the New York Assembly But in his many activities ho has for- gotten much ol his assembly record No Klansman In a boob legislature cringing before the or a ard more subservient to the of whip was Al Smith and effective and smart ame to when it i vote to protect the saloon whose tolls in those years clinked regularly In the Tammany till Democratic headquarters were tually deserted when White's was released Members of tht committee when of the assault by may tire when ready telephone wen Apparently I any cognizance is to after his graduation from university A widow and son Paul survive law ii he should be permitted to get away with It Now what about the relations LIMIT FOB 11 S BELIEF Carter and Scott who again ed escape today were apprehended within a few hours after their escape Jan John L Cleveland negro waa fatally wounded in a battle with police after a sensational escape while Brya the a bullet flight alter battering down two heavy The motor magnate who was 65 prison doors with a truck old today told interviewers that still Jiving In a serious condition he expects to do more in the next Bryan Keenan Cleveland fell ond casualty of the year when t wound In his liver halted his has ot DETROIT July there work Henry ford DENIES be taken ol it will be only by Smith him iell There was no concealing how ever that White's shook th Smith forces managers to their heels Its force and combined to make It one of the mos smashing documents ol American po history Seldom before has a assault of such blunt figured in a campaign return of the saloon which Governor Smith as a man defended so ubly so consistently so loyally Tammany's Major Prophet Tlie Tammany system goes on day ns It went on 100 years ago and indeed us it will go on in all of our American cities unless Governor Smith the sinister forces behind him ace overthrown j Tammany Is Indeed Tammany ind Smith is ils major prophet Bm now ready to present his record to Governor Smith not merely in broad general terms but to face him with his own votes ou questions affecting the saloon and its two gambler and the prostitute The record Is detailed I have it before me us I write not merely by days but by page and the numbers of the bills If he questions any vote u photostat of that page will be pre- sented I am throwing no mud at ernor Smith He Is honest he is brave he Is Intelligent 1 don't tion his motives To get where he is with his crowd he had to do what ie did and from his standpoint it vas probably worth the price But the real point ot interest in hat record lor the American HOW if Governor Smith will de- fend it Is the picture ol Tammany putting pressure on fine aspiring young men like Al Smith forcing them to use their courage not upon the of Tammany but In behalf of the friends of Tammany The record will show how demands that a man of ernor Smith's intelligence twist that into a weapon for use how it overlays his con- science with Tammany to that his loyalty Is to when Tammany's Interest with that of his city his state or his country I realize nnd urn saddened by the fact that this Tammany record faces i man who Is the candidate of a jor pally for the highest office in the Sill of the American people 1 figured in a campaign mrVT Fights Tammany Ul Although While lias been a j fust Republican save for a brief In- of from which he is not expected to re- cover Thomas Martin Summit ty made what prison officials call an airplane exit over the wall several months ago by scaling the without any aid but Is now held soner in West Virginia five years 1 have in the 20 Mr Ford at his office early and spoilt day on the Job The Weather of that saloon to the gambler and the Governor Smith's assembly record shows clearly how he felt about the problem bow liberal he was with the ancient friends of On April 23 1008 we find Smith voting against forbidding physical tions between the saloon and the houso of prostitution and gambling houses And so for the gamblers in we find Smith voting against a which would have punished the owner of premises where gambling was carried on with his knowledge Record Stands Smith as speaker favored many White said It In inconceivable he goes on MEXICO CITY July Do Leon Toral elect in a confession made public today took all blame for tho crime and declared no one knew of his Intention to the elect The assassination he declared was motivated by General responsibility for the the Mexican ment and his responsibility for else In Mexico Although he denied ho had revealed bin Intentions to anyone lie ted he rte not changed the assembly his mind went to mass and confession by a named at a vate residence In Mexico City a hours before the slaying i Toral these declarations day to a group of Mexican and for- newspaper reporters whom Chief of RIM Zertuche permitted to question him aid not confess what 1 Intended terval or Bull Moose activity in be- half or Theodore he made It clear his opposition to Smith was In no way connected with the Re- publican national campaign a made on his own tive at ills own expense he said only opposition to the New York governor he added is on the grounds of his association with Tammany I have assembled this detailed record giving the page and the of the Journal and the ol these not to prove that Governor Smith Is as wet au clog coming out of the i In his mouth but to prove in the legislative pool Al Smith was in lad retrieving for Tammany It is not the humidity of his votes but the subserviency Ol them Unit ukl Interest the American To sec these loin of voles I record in which Smith's collie with Tfl lie completed ho hod visiting his friend Thomas A The automobile manufacturer most interested now Jn increasing production of his new car he said E who Is aboard the Acara j jam was the yacht race to reused by his relatives and today when the yacht wut several days overdue who Is treasurer of tlie Roller company on the cruise aboard the is a guest of Its 2 To O 0 prevented the Earl Valentino of his I in a family 11 nt the Andersen home Judre S who wrek evidence de- ciding whether Valentine die In WINNIPEG Mnn July J lno chair or shall be Pive men believed to be the to hfc imprisonment is and robbed two cl WEATHER Fair and warmer I Tuesday Wednesday and n VIS probably thunderstorms cooler by -11 u i ti i Conditions i The northeastern disturbance central north of Newfoundland and Hungary northwestern disturbance is deed and not sin I Toral j ing the sounds of ills he left the assembly But the in the Detroit urra He received many recOrd is the record built in the days Toral said because you only oi congratulations youth No one confess sin and the of 710 nn i Governor uor was a drive from Orange N J today ia the Gj man that made that assembly record But would remake that record and mako Smith remake It If it could Governor Smith done many splendid things since then He has grown in power and grace But the record stands His answer to It should WOOSTER O July BROWN'S CAMP NEAR BROOK cul July ing a 050 mile automobile tour from Stanford Herbert Hoover arrived here shortly utter noon today for three days of near the head waters ot the river The Republican presidential was ti of his friend ton San Francisco banker business man at a cabin perched on a low hillside in the gorge between which the Klamath makes It way Before leaving for the of n run over the i Mr Hoover spent twr hours in the Rogue river tho BlK Creek 15 miles from Medford Hn bad no luck as prising photographers local ns who accompanied him from Stanford pursued him so closely In effort to pet a shot at him i a trout that the fish would j not bite I Cutting his clav there short Mr i Hoover motored Into Medford and i there party for the run to Brown's camp where he la to i remain until Wednesday evening when he will board a train for his re- i turn to Palo Alto lunch the nominee donned his togs and rode for a dis- tance down the where he spent I will not make any court I have no tranquil I expect heaven flic defense in My soul Is and go to Ruth Gilbert and Chancey with the first degree murder of Mrs Gilbert's husband James bert will make its report tomorrow County Prosecutor Walter 1 Free to Children July young how to shoot 3115 southeastward over Manitoba and CANADIAN ROBBERS I ENTER UNITED STATES i held up and robbed two t messengers of here the United States late today south N on n border automobile a from j Forks N D The robbers drh im n equipped with machine Tst shot their way past at N D BLAST TN CHEMICAL PLANT WARSAW imy were injured In an explosion winch factory In out and the wnn work of tomor STILL DEMOCRATIC Minnesota Pressure remains low over the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions and California Procure is low also over northern and western Alaska It In high over ho region northwest of Hudson Bay and to take parts in moving picture dramas hereafter be part of the of all public schools in Hungary Government decree establishing this was issued today The new plan in eludes of school to ail moving picture theaters in the and from the Mississippi river country Tho Hungarian children are to be to Bermuda Mostly fair weather will prevail of the Mississippi river day in the Atlantic states but the northwestern dis- will likely cause showers in the lower Lake region the Ohio s who ley and the east Gulf with in 000 its in In- states Wednesday night or of fid day The temperature will rise si ly In middle and northern smith of Tuesday and in the middle and north j Atlantic states Wednesday but er weather will again overspread the i Ohio valloy and the lower Lake i by Thursday j MONDAY'S TEMPERATURE I Readings by taught nor how films are made but the entire technique of writing scenarios from comedies to historical also will be In- In dramatic art xi ration speaking parts In new films of picture theaters PUBL ANCE IN FORC1: crn Kansas today experienced one of worst floods In its history heavy which are al tu this semi-arid region here estimated nt hundred thousand dollars While more than 300 families forced to floe their homes early to required to place their the rapidly rising waters of th of without inundated the most n a in 7 n in 10 rf m 12 noon 2 p m Moon en ai p 4 p m m 8 p m 0 p m 12 i midnight p m THINK YACHT SAFE DETROIT July of the Yacht club thn American yacht Azura In the race this for the Kluc arc confident will turn up residence section reported LOR AIM O 10 was killed Antono than vlllapcs in were seriously i Siberia ran Into the Amur NE BOY KILLED 2 HURT JN DOWN BY TRUCK July Helro and two companions 4 and Pay 3 injured today when them while they w of the DON'T overlook renewing It When we notice take care of means tion to you and your loved ones No other on the market com- pares with Vou get n SI Travel Accident Policy For Only a Year If you do not have one of our cies or If your policy expired ill out application that you will find on another H U TROOPS MOB NEW BEDFORD Jul Guard bayonets cleared at 10.000 person of central police station where it detention of textile strike he was questioned by 30 nurses who Mild he told them with fixed woman WM his cousin Claudia a mob Help who died last April the jour tlin attentions of a physician He had no money nnd could not afford In a to pnv burial expenses he related so of crude casket and placed her his bed She had been I keeper for 126 nurses told GRADE barrel the price lice An investigation Into cause her death under way increase In lc of was iiy the seep WASHINGTON A reduction ot bout 10 per cent In the number of   

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