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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - March 1, 1929, Zanesville, Ohio                               T f HE TIMES Always Fair it i ZANESVILLE OHIO FRIDAY MARCH 9 Cost Two Maj m BERT BUCKLEY'S ACTS AS STATE TREASURE Political Parties Hoover Inaugural Ball of which amount after the mounts T tbe presidential i shored thai eacj ost In New zns reporting ant nd the Democrats j je second largest rive with lird with 845 j spent their unt ir third reported for made four convections and ir nominations of lies j nt ot the corrupt it It win apply to rating in fc of corrupt re more definite nature of services purposes of j legislation s ulate the upon loans In the same I by the usual is reported 1 WES ER RECEDES LETHAL GAS PALL OVER HILLSIDES KILLS VEGETATION To Clear Mystery NEW Peb perennial the smouldering mine that baa eaten out a net work of tunnels in the earth and denuded hundreds of acres at countryside all living tion ot this town today ac It cropped to the surface and sent forth Its lethal gas over the hillsides A smouldering crater fifty feet square became exposed today and sent flames leaping into the air Miners under the direction of Thomas t district mine inspector dynamited in the territory ing the crater In the of Ing tte spread of the persistent Six comes OB the rim of ARE CITED AS BASIS FOR PROPOSED INQUIRY Mane Allen Kelly who claims sh Clarice the Blonde known to FEE O 28 be appraisers of property the of rumors Involving permitting eviction from Irregularities In the conduct of property after the rental date the state treasury under the the blU revising the tration of former Bert Buckley made by a resolution in the house today The Jackson requiring notary publics to Representative Democrat her stamp their if they of county Six alleged Irregularities are cited as basis for the investigation not write them legibly Annexation BUI w w the senate action would be conducted by a on a similar biU until It can be committee of four memoers to to check up Inconsistencies appointed by Speaker O C Gray the passed tbe Johnson They j permitting annexation of one are current that by another without annexation foied were made by banks other's school district treasurer of state the senate revolved around the homes OB fee rim of New I Is Clarice the ai that of bribery and corruption are current that the of- is will clear up of Francis from signs 15 auc w Santa Barbara In SO d A Watli Kelly de- of her friends she lw J car the the mine and Barbara hotel The was an i- case of international in- terest at the time lor the ball arrangea In honor or the Hoovers oo not pian left of the parlors committee Admiral I Andrew T Long chairman of the floor committee Jell and Ccl Latrobe chairmen of the committee on arrangements Osmun the New was menaced through the burning suited By SUiters The firs was started in the striking miners are said to set lire to a loaded coal car end sent lowed Clarke to rob bin w it inio the mine The flames from arranged to meet h'm at car ignited the coei In the mine and The since then tbe fire has spread in every direction following the coal in Its course Smoke and gas prevented men from entering the mine to light the lire Besides the great amount of erty It has destroyed ana to the fire presents a more menace In the gasses that It sends off The earth heated ths fire in it cracks on the surface and the gasses come to the surface the crevasses of the vicinity know tbe point that voters might be confused on tbe matters st an election and it was decided to clarify the The house defeated two bills one to authorize attorneys to receive money judgments for miner plaintiffs and a requiring county reason of his official was admitted under oath that bribery money was deposited In to change township boundaries lind cashier's checks that a village in two be in one township The full pint was in therefore are current that certain when she j subordinates a Santa to make house committee subordinates were required to mate House campaign and donations killed last night and it of such size and in snch amounts acts week under such conditions as to serration committee agreed on tooay after being l it will be The HINT TWO SURPRISES IN SELECTIONS FOR CABINET PORTFOLIOS purchase and sale of positions amendments to trary to the corrupt practices act of a state department Ohio and that such subordinates and providing that di- still In office rector through a member ot the are current that cabinet shall by aforesaid schemed connived or plotted with various persona in slot machine legislation and alleged lation all contrary to the best the council of which la to be eet with all fears inger allayed Ing the water ain street leaving allme and Special Session of Will Be Called for April 10 for the -i Cf Wednesday large areas 10 as 23 for and tariff I as to when taey will be called ready to report the farm a result The Millions Destroyed Millions of dollars worth has been destroyed Mine j posts would furnish real surprises for concentration of of There was much be bad receded 5 and regular were eet cars would be the undercut on dav morning Ned Maneely flushing West ay and high water was last d open to gara river at turned to snow i to residents of the of alL for lly all Tsars of a red with the had Informed the leaders cut majority floor leatter announced J been for the start of today that this date Had been posed to Mr Hoover alter all Unlit to stop It and course SEVEN MEN KILLES TEN By IOF i i mm the session TUson said the farm would be given precedence over the tanff 1 measure Tbe former he said i would be ready for house tion around April 10 and could be disposed of in about a week conjectures that made these portfolios in of this state and good morals in public office are current that loans made without the ual procedure of bids ickley denied the allegations it was a partisan move Bills Passed Tbe senate passed the Nickels providing for an extra charge of one lollar for special automobile license numbers It also passed a bouse municipal to fill vacancies to or relieving in charge of the department Both branches adjourned tonight until Monday night who wuld get the labor having disposed of during the that t had decided periods j Darts of Pem to in his portion unm he can of an of tte Brotherhoods at the said that the tariff bin be bv April 20 thought inis measure would fromi three to a month The agriculture committee 1 wiU meet tomorrow to consider plans for calling of witnesses on a posed farm Republican of the ways and means of tee have been called to meet nf Ga Feb to start the n conditions and vicinity to map cut a course of near the a t a compressor to clocK Declaring there were too many entering into tne aau rose after the aays work afternoon The dead all of whom lived here a maximum of are lay afternoon j c Davis 32 foreman O Z Cowan and John D Glaze both and lour negroes Charles Haynes Will Maddox Cody Cal to the surface Ini had been under serious Families tlon but opposition developed from had informed nun he h to discover flames some of the lator and aem Iank thus far they apparently have been tne sills In unable to agree upon a man Davis way to step the also is a labor man holding a progress of the fire Is by dynamiting card as a steel worker j i Those in the confidence of Mr Hoover said he had selected two standing men for the agriculture auc commerce departments and that he hoped to be able to keep their names secret until the list of nominations is presented to the senate for con- Charle The most Injured on Jean Morris Brown Eu- measure he would not prediction as to how long the session would last j A large majority of the house members he said believe that much I could be gained if the session was to farm and the iff The house would be ready and willing however he said to take LlE BISHOP HENDERSON DELAWARE O Feb and leading laymen of the Episcopal church In Ohio and Kentucky will gather at Ohio university here tomorrow to LINDBERGH UNO FINE UK CO OFT LINDY MS OHM few responsibility rails bridges and verts on state the Farnsworth bin to permit the county auditor to cast the deciding vote when county commissioners county veyor are deadlocked on types of road construction and the Kuhns giving mortgages and hens chronological equality whenever they conflict House bills passed were the Derr bills permitting women as well as men Chi CUT CULLERS HT PRESIDENT IN HIS WORK alif Feb Carlos charges of out of his Shinn and Carl Sewell the fast decennial census should the named a negro Physicians said legislate on these subjects late Bishop Theodore Henderson The Cincinnati area cf tbe church I ged the memorial service I Edmund D Soper of tne will preside Francis J McConnell of ne saia to ana Dr John G Benson of white Cross re dealing with the of will speaS Bishop early Monday afternoon Along with the treasury and the general these two posts are believed to be regarded by Mr ver the roost important in tne government particularly during this period he has described as one WASHINGTON Feb as almost constant stream of An visitors Feb today one til a as the ot S Morrow bravely minished faith in the 01 colonel and the safety of the work which has been his life Hiss Marrow apparently found tonic In the medicine prescribed in the training corps of the United States army by which a filer la sent back into the air to renew his con- as soon as possible after crackup She a trifle TOUS as she entered the airplane buG after three abort flights ewer Field she was as gaily lf dent as her companion Details of the crackup yesterday tne aviator brought his place down knowing that he had dropped a wheel on the take off from their ground in the country showed that he had considered the protection caning to say goodbye and extend good wishes is making it cult for to keep abreast of the multitudinous duties imposed upon the nation's chief He is finding that the occupant of iiC V of real construction alter the tbe Bouse had but little if any I t war recovery of tbe past 10 years time he may call his own and of his fiancee In every way Not only did he exhaust the gasoline supply to remove the danger of explosion or fire but he lowered the dows so that Anne would not be CUB bv flying glass He warned her that the machine was likely to turn over but assured her that tbe crash would not be serious icl Lindbergh and all members Morrow family now in Mexico senate UIA and probably The cde of Columbus will Bishop of Chattanooga and Dr Ernest C of Cincinnati of trie Western Christian also WITNESS II I time he may call his own and family now m Mexico closing days of his to the next week end at I nave increased rather than hed the work placed upon his ders Since the first of the week the i chief executive has signed 52 bills or but nevertheless he has the Morrow country residence Cuernavaca The ambassador will go by automobile on Saturday but it Is possible that Mrs Morrow her two daughters acd Colonel Lindbergh will but nevertheless he has tomorrow nier said that ne felt fine and tne la to reapportion Its membership en the besis of the 1930 census Tbe council of the Cincinnati area waica viis ju laid It aside wia meet here morning toj presidency of decide a- program and policies i first with Indian during WASHINGTON Feb more and this number Is Increased reo a number of his activity and appearance supported his statement If his dislocated Cut In Milk was matters of policy of the tank of in her wnich was three feet wide Ft Bll L EO was brought a s__ ls ieet leas but said they Feb determine letters of ej it was due either to a cr code pending the nest general j j ing for permanent la of the church were presented was discussed as to general The council Is expected to make of managers i ase before the of t I aas Judge having CLEVELAND Feb two- when cent cut In the price of retail milk vindicated In the was announced by tiie Ohio Fanners that followed Milk Service company as It entered Is con- the retail feid rere ard ln His right arm Is ina the senate today but Monday iU Sa S S augural parade which win be The president's dilemma In this ed by tne new president Herbert gard was made known today at ea ay Hilles ULC li can for New York who n conferred at length with Mr 111 one of the most upon the The ITHE arance is con- the retail feid rere 20 mils Distributors Judge Hardy's j in Cleveland slightly colder Judge Hardy's j in Cleveland in office cut by R W light o Mrs strong general manager of the lair -s Kennedy i concern had CONDIT Mr The new for the area will T in today sent to tbe the BAT ciTT Mich Feb divisions of the parade toay sen o e cap BAT ciTT Mich e re n Several hundred mere also nominations for two posts Tbo attempt of Eddie and T TV j will watch the parade aDd It Is expected that selections for Page to a new worlds IS Dead cording to commissioner Burte of tne ether offices be forthcoming night recor i the Indian bureau smash-up today a le on record ended In e Indan urea smash-up today a lew minutes after la Washington MALONEY FAVORED they had got t 1 rain or snow tbe nf YORK Feb stav la Washington JIM FAVORED Toole for nearly yea Indians will TOM figure In tbe legal side the grounds around iv and for tbe past eight years ington bu a BOSTON Feb as j concern tie i H slayer Classified L A ted a wa- nas Tne toai Jaw he found time als in cha icr several days North Dakota leading ant after his statement ail other to Iowa and He also demand j distributors 3 relatively low froza Arkansas umpire In the old Sew was J they the lowered price j westward to the Hlo Grande Yort be toos crowd n i mi itf in an Heretofore had to lae milk acre -2 cenis figure In tne legal sme orion tne xv uay Oui me baseball and for tbe past eight years ington but there is sorot as unhurt ol the International league concern en part of 10 to 8 favorite la the betting Alter fighting to keep their plane dJed today of influenza He was any clashes ggg my Maloney Boston heavyweight from slaking through the Ice t yeara old traditionally hostile to each other training for what the filers at o'clock this always had played a a soedal police e f New in Mr Toole's life While managed to get It and its as a bov m i ms are not erratic career the 10 round clash huge load of gasoline about 1009 The ted a wa- has been The disturbance that i t law charge of and w o night in the Boston Garden Say 15 feet however and suddenly ston j only 10 ices In remarkable dropped down rose again and aod was confident tbat he through the Ice demolishing Dollar Extra Fo Pet License Number -is in tne nort b state j be the legal the game the would acd up West crowd IP country will witness the knockout tne Kew on him In their first for on Friday in the lower Late and FIRE IN Today's Headliner Reparation Experts 1 Just Marking Time wonderful flavor No other is more carefully carefully care fully packed Your grocer has MORNING CUP COFFEE and recommends it Take advantage of this able offer on Monday 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