Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - July 12, 1930, Zanesville, Ohio Always First The Times Recorder Always Fair fOL XLVI NO 166 mate Denied Jl Notes on Treaty resident's Refusal Met by Proposed Reservation to Ratification Message Elicits Caustic Comment From Senator Johnson July Hoover's refusal today to give he senate all the notes leading up to he London naval conference the Introduction of the first to the treaty and drew a denunciation Around the by Senator Republican Nebraska was gathering tonight con- strength and upon this bue may be made either the big at- tempt to reject the treaty or to pone its consideration until fall I It was Senator Johnson Jnn California leader of the who assailed the tial message and called upon the to take action against the He did not mention on oTth ZANESVILLE OHIO SATURDAY JULY 12 1930 today Sunday showers promised All Dawes Fault Crime Probe Too Slow for Chicago Folk Civic Leaders Are for Independent of Newspapers Believe Lingle Murderers Can Be Located and Punished or the treaty i Mr Hoover invited the members of j the senate to scrutinize for themselves the London documents under pledge i of secrecy but he said their j cation or use in debate would amount t to a breach cf trust by himself with other nations He reiterated with the emphasis that in the London O Dawes blamed for the refusal of President Hoover to give senate all cor- respondence taring on the London naval jt ig said many of the communications from Ambassador particularly those European statesmen and the ives of their countries were hcd In characteristic Dawes terms and might cause embarrassment if not ill feeling if made public native t i n Phil S Bradford President of Ohio n i Bar Association CHICAGO July new prosecutor Independent of Chicago newspapers was proposed for the Lingle murder case today by civic leaders who said they believe that only such a man can bring to justice the killers of the Tribune reporter The suggestion was made In a letter to John A Swanson state's attorney who at the moment was telling he lacked sufficient dence to present to a grand Jury The suggestion of a special tor came from Augustus head of the Citizens association Frank J Loesch president of Chicago Crime and Al bert B Brunker chairman of th Civic Safety commission Their let ter referred to a controversy amon certain leading Chicago newspaper and urged that a Chicago Bar elation committee be Invited to selec a new prosecutor to direct the Inves to a successful Issue Can Get Presenting their plan for appoint ment of an Independent the civic leaders to such prosecutor we will present the mation which we think Is procurable and we are confident tha i through an impartial and prosecutor the whole sordid tale lead ug up to the Lingle killing will b er Zanesville Man Is Honored t nor any commitments except as appear in the treaty itself Norris Reservation i The Norris resolution which was CEDAR POINT O July Immediately after the Phillip S Bradford Columbus was message was read to the senate i elected president of the Ohio State railed attention to the failure of association at Its annual mid- to get all the London dnU nnd motion Bradford was elected after a campaign In which Walter G Medals for Colored Gold Star Mothers To See France Will Visit Battlefields and Cemeteries in Memory of Their Boys Making Trip on Chartered Ship and Happy at Prospect NEW YORK July Prom the region or the plantations nna from the cities of the north and west 60 Negro gold star mothers and widows gathered In New York today for ft trip to the battlefields of Prance Jubilant or bewildered sad or gay they scurried through the hotels of Harlem Intent on plans for row when they will sail on th American Merchant chartered for them to visit the graves of their sons and husbands In From young widows to grey haired mothers reminiscent of the days before the they hnd but one Idea The companies with which their soldiers fought the dates on which they died even the names of the cemeteries where they He were Power in Merger Three heroes or the Byrd Antarctic Expedition here arc shown ing decorations for heroism from Secretary of War Patrick Hurtey ln Washington Captain Ashley C McKinley right center aerial who flew over the south pole is being awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross the nine award going to Lieut Dean Smith airplane pilot Master Sergeant Benjamin Roth left aviation mechanic received the Soldiers Medal Therefore be It resolved by the I senate that in ratifying the said the senate does so with the I distinct and explicit ing there are no secret files documents letters understandings or 6 agreements which In any way ly or indirectly modify change add ixi or take from any of the tions agreements or statements in said treaty nnd that the senate lies said treaty with the distinct and of Toledo and Jack B Cleveland were candidates The Columbus man had the complete support of Ills home bar association Three Milo Warner J H Beatty and Albert M Miller seconded the nomination of Bradford The association adopted contest a report on Ohio jury re- form and codification of Jury laws i Swanson told the reporters he d 1 not know at this moment who would be called before the grand am going to call people when 1 get something to call them for One suspect was still held today in connection with Alfred hoodlum picked up last Monday His attorney plied for a habeas corpus writ to free him today and then spent several hours trying to find his client He was found at last in Coroner man N office ing examination with a lie detecting device from which he shied The coroner was given until 10 a m to book him on some charge or bring him Into court Archduke Goes to Jail to Hasten Return to Austria In Fraudulent Sale of Restore Hapsburgs NEW YORK July arch- luke scion of one of the oldest royal In Europe went to Jail here lies treaty uuu explicit understanding that there is submitted by Francis B Kavanagh no agreement secret or otherwise former U S attorney in the or Implied between any of the I Pm district of Ohio to said treaty as to any con- The Jury reform proposal will be that shall hereafter be submitted to the next general cn to any statement or provision con- While Senator Reed Republican one of the delegates to i- Indicated his disapproval of Norris resolution Chairman Bo- voluntarily because is in a lurry to pet back to Vienna where ic said there is a movement to re- place his family on the Austrian hrone As plain Leopold name was held in rah of the foreign relations commit and other treaty proponents wit hold judgment pending a study Hi provides lor appointment of two or more jury commissioners In cadi county who will select ive jurors from the registered tors submitted by the deputy super- visor of elections of the county Under tho measure the would bo charged with the lection of an impartial list and arc provided for violation of Before President Hoover stirred the uic rules The measure also provides senate his firm message of re- im increase to a clay of Jury fees the debate on the treaty removes many causes on a one of the sharpest exchanges may be excused from service of the week with Senator Reed re- pointed out that the new to a severe attack upon the would bring a higher class pact made by Senator Hale jurors to the courtrooms and would can Maine chairman of the require nn elector to perform Ills val committee In duty The term of service of a Halo asserted the British by the i juror would be limited to three con- terms of the treaty have us weeks strung and hog tied and there they keep us as long as limitations of armaments arc the order of the day He referred to tho preponderance of testimony by American naval cers against the pact Jumping quickly to his feet In re- ply Senator Reed shouted his re- nt Bale's thrusts at the American delegation It was Senator Johnson however who touched off the fireworks held the weary senate membership to attention as he lashed out against Mr Hoover's message He also called for an end of members of the senate participating hereafter in the of treaties pointing to tor Reed Johnson Emphatic This he thundered re- to tho refusal calls lor assertion of H bf tms senate that traveling between 80 and 90 Phillip S Bradford Is ft native of nnd n former resident of this city He is brother of former Sher- E Bradford Hawks Slightly Injured in Crash Engine Stalls and Plane Hits Telephone Wires WICHITA Kas July Frank Hawks escaped with minor injuries here when a new speed plane the Mystery S which lie was testing in preparation for an attempt to lower his Lawrence Dull Is Electrocuted At Penitentiary Escaped Junction City oner Pays for Murder During Holdup COLUMBUS O July Laurence pull Tiffin slayer died without a murmur in the chair at Ohio tonight He was convicted of mur Roy of during i gasoline station holdup at several months ago Accompanied only by Father Albert O'Brien Catholic prison Dull entered the death chamber a p m and was pronounced dead at While guards were adjusting the electrodes to his legs and Just before the leather mask was placed over his face Dull closed his eyes as though 111 silent prayer Ho made no ment and appeared not to see the small group of witnesses gathered to watch him die Two minutes elapsed from the Dull walked into the death room un- til he was strapped Into tho chair The current was turned on at Ho was dead five minutes later Dull and had his sleeves rolled His last moments were spent with Rev K E Wall Protestant chaplain and Rev Roy Browning of the First Church of Nazarene bus but ho chose Father O'Brien to accompany him to the chair After ho hud to he was told he must take his turn with the rest necklace was sold by Colonel i I last winter to D M Michel that emperors was held t The Tomts charged with taking part in MaHii that the fraudulent sale to n New orh r tin himself us n for- I Col and Mrs Charles Townsend who are charged with actually having sold the necklace was nt liberty un- til under ball His trial was set for October But today he asked a general sions court judge to set his bail aside Being In prison he may be tried this because prison cases are tlic preference Hero during the hot often forgotten All they ed We're going to visit his grave In Prance Happy To Go Mrs Mamie Sills of Omaha Neb wife of Lemmon Sills and Mrs Annie Bowie of Los Angeles Calif mother of Corporal Benjamin Bowie staunch friends they met on the train two days ago rejoiced together witli small thought for the segregation agitated some of the Negro mothers enough to cause cancellation of the trips I'm If there don't nobody po but myself said Mrs Sills tho color line drawn when they put us all 011 one The color line I was drawn when God made the world I thank the Lord lor enabling me to get this Jar on the trip said Mrs Bowie I don't just remember how old Lem was when he died said Mrs Sills but I know he died In a hospital Five Deaths in Ohio Result of Intense Heat i Portsmouth Reported of 101 for est in State Three Score Reported Dead in Middle Relief in Sight Above Is Henry G Dalton a director of both Sheet Tube and Bethlehem Steel snapped ns he left the courtroom nt Ho Is one of lie lending proponents of the merger CLEVELAND O July Five persons died in Ohio today di- or Indirectly as the result of soaring temperatures The temperature of 101 degrees at Portsmouth was the highest there In several years In Cincinnati the j Mature reached 98.4 Along Lake Erie however cooler weather prevailed At highest temperature was 84 At Cleveland the highest temperature was 77 It was reported there that pastures were parched and that oats and corn needed rain badly 58 was overcome by heat nt His death followed shortly afterward At Lake Aquilla near Chardon Herbert of Cleveland a stUr dent of Western Reserve university drowned when he dived from a boat with his brother Rudolph Rudolph was to reach shore Edward Roth S drowned at Roy 45 an eer employed by an asphalt company it Ky died of Illness wrought 011 by heat Coast guards at Ashtabula today recovered the body of Charles son 41 of Detroit from a brick plant pond where he had been swimming after ho was wounded In battle He was right up there fighting and now the government's fixed It so I can go and see his grave the only way I bn treated any better would be o bo to heaven tell them 1 did so and let the whole world t Mrs Bowie i representing himself as a for- of historic diamond ol Ulo British Colonial ace that belonged to his aunt the Archduchess Maria Theresa of tria Napoleon tho necklace to his empress the Maria Louisa on thn birth of their only BOH the little Duke of and although It is said to be worth nearly It was sold here last winter tor 000 Archduke Leopold Indicted with Lightning Starts Forest Fires in Northwest Area i More Than 60 Blazes m Secret service persuaded her to let try to well It In this country She snld he sold 10 at a- little more than a tenth of Its actual value without her consent and sent her a check for writing that the rest of the due him for ex- penses r She sent her friend tho Baroness Anna to New York to recover tho necklace nnd paid Michel who snid he bought It In good faith part of purchase to get It back Leopold was In New York at the time of the sole nnd Is charged with having connived to bring it about The have not been KENTON O July 12 TI Onion Growers association in convention here went on recor as favoring the Increased tariff 01 onions held In this city I H LJJ the head high We ought not supinely to permit such a message to go by without action It may be that the glory that was once that of a United States senator has faded Into insignificance nnd we submit to the lashing But If there are men In the body with tho courage of those old patriots who in the miles an hour Hawks suffered only slight cuts on the shoulders and neck The engine stalled as Hawks was returning to the Travel Air field after a flight The riage of the plane struck telephone wires at tho edge of the field and tho ship plunged to the ground turning over twice Hawks re- At the time of the murder Dull was a fugitive from state prison brick plant at Junction City Alter his escape he committed several other robberies by violence before Ing Tish In the attempted robbery at down the lashing been handed to them in asking for tho documents which they have a to see lead Weak Mentality of Murder JEFFERSON O July that Smith old trucking contractor of an eight-year-old made today the basis of his defense at his trial on a first degree murder charge for the death of his we Mary Smith 28 shot to death the night of May 29 on a lonely ronri near Ashtabula Shortly after the 13 Jurors were the attorneys gave their ing statements The defense at once Mid that the story was true that Smith supplied the ver and arranged to have Mrs 22 do the shooting am they said he was not responsible causs of mental weakness i Tho prosecution said Smith met at a moving and within 10 days had to kill his wife In order to marry younger woman He allegedly took Mrs smith and their two by to the spot where Mrs was waiting A bullet there ended Mrs Smith's life while she sat nth one of the children in her arms After the opening statements the And court officers tho scene of the killing On return court was adjourned Until Monday morning ASKS COLUMBUS O July 11 i Brenner Canton boy today the supreme court for n re- of his case He won a of against the Stark agriculture society for received when a fireworks bomb ip on the fairgrounds led The award was reversed hyi higher court The flier had planned to leave here tomorrow lor New York to await the start of his record attempt with stops scheduled at Wichita and Albuquerque He now holds the east-west record Hawks said the mishap delay his project a month After his Injuries were treated at be airport he telephoned sponsors of his flight in New York and re- authorization to have the plane repaired immediately Hawks has held several try flight records He has spent a month here testing the Mystery S Two Army Fliers Killed In Plane Crash HONOLULU July tenant Ivan M Atterbury of burg Ore and Staff Sergeant Ralph O Mills of Saborus 111 were killed hero today in the fall of an army nt Luce field The plane fel 900 feet I See by the Classified Ads That It pays to look over the week-end specials in used cars A local grocery flnn has Just re- a shipment of Orleans lasses and quotes special prices Used parts for all makes OT are advertised by various firms There arc business opportunities advertised under that heading Excellent rooms arc to be had in all sections of the city There la n motor boat for Hint Is In first-class condition There nre Just lets of things advertised In the Classified Saved by Statute Of Limitations Manslaughter Conviction of Attic Lover Outlawed LOS July Sanhuber who was the attic lover of Mrs Walburga and who was convicted of the slaughter eight years ago of her Fred wealthy manufacturer was freed today when the state con- curred in a defense motion the statute of limitations had nullified the Jury's verdict returned a week ago The motion was presented as huber appeared in superior court for sentence Defense said the statue of tions outlawed manslaughter if no prosecution is made within three years Tho state admitted this and Judge Hardy freed Sanhuber Sanhuber was tried for murder but the jury's verdict ter Mrs Oesterreich is awaiting trial for murder The slaying curred in August 1922 during R quarrel between the Sanhuber intervened and shot the husband during a struggle At the trial he testified he lived for many years in secret garret nooks of homes here and in Milwaukee as the clandestine lover Montana Idaho and Wyoming MISSOULA Mont July Forests of Montana northern Idaho and Wyoming today were spotted with burned areas the result of a terrific lightning storm which ed more than GO fires District forestry officials said that scouts and rangers have been able to control all of the blazes so far National guard troops sent to the peak country succeeded in bringing under control two fires In that region which had burned over acres of timber One hundred and twenty men fought flames throughout the night Rains Great Falls Mont extinguished all blazes In that ity Fear of further outbreaks ire In Medicine Bow national forest were penned materially lessened when a drenched the area which started June 30 destroyed 3.500 of In Wyoming several fires fighters busy before they brought under control The convention will b l i HEAD IN OTHER STATES CHICAGO July un- Heat Explodes Ammonia Bottle On Hottest Day Lawrence Hanblen Burned on at 97 at Lowest Kansas Editors Demand Legge Quit Farm Board Reference to Kansas as Biggest Hog in Trough Bitterly Resented AMARILLO Tex July demand from the publishers of a Kansas newspaper for the tion of Alexander as chairman of the federal farm board and out- spoken opposition to any reduction of wheat acreage In tho Texas Pan- today greeted Loggo and of Agriculture Hyde ns they continued their tour of the southwest wheat belt Coupled with their demand M of for and the Wife's Tribute Is Funeral Oration Simple Burial Service for Conan Doyle England July wife's tribute to her dead band nn explanation of her toward death ed tho funeral oration read today over tho body of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle rear or the I in tho garden of his Sussex home scene of the French fire In the where many of his Sherlock Holmes penned Rev Dr C Drayton Thomas stood by the grave and read Lady Doyle's 31 testimony of affection and faith Sir Arthur will continue his work rot the spreading of the great cause soothes the anguished heart ut reported land which is destined to change the an outlook of human so One caused by the was recorded afternoon the mercury soared to 97 degrees kept were Fire Chief Howard n of an the forest end read the commitment p the Black feet protective association area Lightning started 41 fires in the Bitter Root valley taut the situation was reported under control Gou bless him for his beautiful nnd life for his courage and fearlessness for his never falling championship of those suffering un- der injustice and for the help ho An observer on Mount Jumbo east to those who were In sorrow reported counting 238 ning bolts yesterday 183 of which struck the ground BREMEN YOUTH CAUGHT COLUMBUS p July 52 John Legge's resignation Max Louis publishers Wichita Kan Beacon for m apology from the farm board man for what they termed an in suit to the people of Kansas The publishers objected to n state ment attributed to In hi speech yesterday at Dodge City Kan the biggest hog will always 11 In tho trough Kansas Is now In the trough Leggo would not comment on the request of the for his re- which telegraphed to President Hoover and members of the Kansas congressional delegation as well as himself Tho allusion to the hog trough was made by In replying to the contention of Governor Clyde M Reed of Kansas that wheat acreage tion as advocated by the government spokesmen would not solve the lems of the Kansas farmer and that If acreage Was to be curtailed it should be carried out in other states not ns well equipped to grow wheat as Kansas We oMc nn apology from Mr Legge and since he says he has done all he can to help the farmer we ask his resignation the saki in their telegram compromising sun beat down on the broad valley of the Mississippi again and the latest of more than two human sacrifices were blamed by this ancient Idol The heat wave was blamed for 24 deaths in Missouri in Kansas three In Nebraska ten In Minnesota nnd tho thirteen in ind a dozen others in Illinois The temperatures over tho area about 100 degrees and there was little likelihood of relief before tomorrow night Two of the deaths attributed to the heat in Omaha were suicides of men who killed themselves rather then undergo another day of torturous temperatures Tho hottest unofficial temperature reported was In Sikeston Mo where high as 112 Other 1 of Missouri reported 103 ana breaking all records for thei bouts In Omaha the reading was 100 Iowa farmers were expert A bottle of ammonia heated by tho j un exploded it tho Cleaning TIB West Main street at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon causing serious burns about the eyes of renca of 47 South Seventh au employe He waa treated by u physician said ho was trying to un- cork when H exploded clashing tho strong liquid into his bottle been placed on a shelf a window in the sun Friday waa Just scorching added to tho long drought which IH causing among farmers and gardeners In ingum county and Ohio reveal only three Indies of rain precipitated In mid Hlnco April 1 Little hope of relief la by weather oh- servers Frank reports tho river Is at the lowest level In history with a stage of taut 7.3 feet in the lower pool The normal stoRC In summer Is 8 feet below tho Suffering especially of Invalid aged and from hen I Is reported In tho city No heat prostrations were reported Friday was cueing a heavy loss In livestock more 1.000 horses having been claimed by rendering plants Parts of Illinois had temperatures i aiming up to 105 but In Chicago lake breeze kept the mercury below 80 and In Milwaukee it i only 79 Two Die in Plane Crash at Dayton No thought of self touched dally life No man r faithfully walked In footsteps Dennis Doyie eldest son was Wilbur to Try New Development Of US Oil Lands Will Try Agreements in man Hills Field WASHINGTON July Wilbur was enroute to nia tonight vested with al authority to enter agreements for tho development of tho Hills oil field an op- plan he hopes will be ecl generally by producers with a re- stupendous conservation of a great national resource Tho development plan for this field ns tentatively outlined by a committee of ers he said would be one ol his major studies on his western trip enacted In the closing Hits Unknown cuui-i.cu in mw nf of congress at the request of tho or swimming together or lessees of government land to enter co-operative DAYTON O July men were killed In an airplane crash two miles south of here lute today They Earl Dietrich pilot and Peter Davles n passenger Just before it fell the plane was Offer Depositions in Steel Merger Suit YOUNGSTOWN July mont agreements ns opposed to In- dividual operations to eliminate wasteful competitive development To prevent loss through delays to operators who Join the agreements for moro efficient development the flying above a swimming pool act also permits the extension of their which a number of persons were leases bathing The plane swooped low had up again when It plunged suddenly downward and crashed on Secretary Wilbur expressed dence that the plan can now be con- summated with an ultimate saving of me pool I In the Hills field of The pool is located on the estate The government of R H Grant a vice president of the Motors corporation Dietrich was a student pilot at Johnson Field Vandalin near here Both lived in Dayton None of the swimmers was Injured Of self touched his YOUNGSTOWN July Tho was demolished nnd Nr man morn truh and thc injunction suit to halt the several minutes to ex in Master's merger of the Youngstown Sheet and of and walked in His tho John 17 from tho funeral by Illness captured a ter police fired Lady Doyle her two daughters to the air when they discovered him and son Adrian were present The coming out o a market where Rev C C Angell the novelist's nr Tubo company with the steel corporation settled to the ness of depositions today before over the week-end he had forcibly entered escaped His brother-in-law assisted Dr Thomns Sir Gilbert Parker club chairman and several others ed from London to honor their de- STOLEN COLUMBUS O July parted friend boys James Lee 16 j Green 17 were arrested NKW RATES COLUMBUS O July Industrial Commission of Ohio today It re- The lived about an hour after the accident j tt i Witnesses said one of the men a greeting to the swimmers us the j t i v v here today while carrying a suit case full of stolen Jewelry and other ar- ticles The Weather announced it had approved revised workmen's compensation insurance LIK ftw of the depositions read Into tho ow ord by attorneys the Cyrus S Eaton Interests the stock transactions which took place during the spring proxy battle over the merger and were presented In an effort to show that much of the stock was Illegally voted at the stockholders meeting April 8 this Plaintiffs In the suit are Myron C Wick Jr Cleveland and the Inter- national Share corporation as holders The latter concern Is con- ings approximate 30 percent of the oren of field Tho success of the Kettleman Hills plan the secretary snid will set an example to the oil producers throughout the country and demonstrate to them the greater re- turns and savings to be effected If adopted generally he said the system might result In doubling the value of the nation's oil SUSPECT INCENDIARY July workmen s rites making decreases In 103 trolled by Eaton When court opens rates maKing Monday the trial will be in its In 166 and ing 326 unchanged The commission reported total assets in the i fund for private employes of Fair Saturday Sunday more than ns of Dec 31 cal thundershowers with warmer east and extreme north portion 1920 Two First Degree Murder Indictments BATAVIA O July degree murder indictments were re- turned here today by the Clermont county grand Jury against William H 23 Cincinnati charged with killing Spencer Cincinnati and against Bird Harp 35 charged with the death of Fred ney 45 Both victims were shot to death Spencer was alleged to have been attention to wife and Sweeney o Harp's daughter TWO III The temperature will be slightly 000 lower Saturday In portions of tin middle Atlantic states but the again warmer during day Two witnesses have been on the stand Chairman James A Campbell of the Youngstown com- pany and H G Dalton Cleveland who Is a director In both Youngstown and Bethlehem and a partner of Mather and company ore firm which he testified holds able contracts with both steel com- panies Boy Dashes Into Street Killed by Truck In Broadway here today as flames swept through four story abandoned structure in the 700 block Police were investigating a report that the fire was of incendiary origin Before flames swept through the building a man was seen to leap TOLEDO O July 1 1 from a second story window The ex- Ing homo with n loaf of bread and a j tent of the damage was unestimated ON HOLDUP MAN YOUNGSTOWN O July Arthur Warden and Charles Gatrell nickel's worth of plums at n nearby grocery store 9 was nnd killed a bakery truck today bakery truck here toay Tho accident occurred in front of I bus drivers cooperated here last night revent a One of the the cowden residence prevent a holdup One of the le Tom Rosko 43 driver of the truck era diverted the attention of Preston said he was unable to stop in Jackson robbery suspect while to avoid hitting the running boy I other obtained his gun Jackson WM other obtained wounded AT PERRY COLUMBUS O July dle Atlantic and north Atlantic states FRIDAY'S Readings toy 5 a 4 p 7 a 6 p 10 a 8 p 12 noon 98 10 p 2 p 12 midnight in training there DROWNED IN OHIO RIVER PORTSMOUTH O July The Ohio river in this region had claimed two additional victims Chapman 18 ton W Vs and Woodrow Robinson a m Seta p m I 17 Ky They Moon rSs 9 50 P m Set V m 1 drowned while bathing were THEIR CHILD LONDON 0 July stork is a fairly steady visitor at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse side township the fit GLIDER CRASH FATAL DAYTON O July j mond Johnson 23 Wright field em- ploye was dead today victim of n glider crash was piloting the child has been delivered to glider when It crashed STOLE COLUMBUS O July 11 Charged with stealing crippled man's crutch William Berry was in Jail here today KILLED BY DAYTON O July 1 A XX by a truck while working on a way today Jack Heck 50 Brookville I laborer was killed If You Are In buying a IN surely ne to look over tile list for sale The Real Estate in Times Recorder and some very tive Investments When you buy real estate you arc certain of a ing Investment especially in the of Zanesville Bo convinced of by e of the properties Ute the Classified lor CONVENIENCE FOURTH OF JULY FATALITY MIDDLEPORT O July belated Fourth of July casualty recorded here today Milton son of a Justice of the peace of tetanus caused ty a powder burn on his finger RORRERY AND ARSON COLUMBUS O July Uie third time Raymond Brown negro Is charged with robbery MUl arson The boy It Is charged his own home and then to fire the house FLEECING TOLEDO O July arc searching for an impostor been collecting from W to 1 from unemployed men on w obtaining them work
