Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - July 14, 1932, Zanesville, Ohio Always First The Times Recorder VO WM i Always m British King Knights fair today and Friday Anglo-French Accord Cause or Surprise Denies It Applies to War Debts France Says It Does as Usual Not Con- Call It New Peace Move Bulldog Mascot LONDON Sir John Simon surprised of commons by announcing jav that Britain and France a new had w accord under which they exchange views complete in attacking the problems have kept Europe In turmoil foreign minister emphasized agreement had no whatever with relations between and the United States or Dnited States o the debts England July 13 King I who knighted a loin of beef at Houghton Towers 300 years ago riving the name by which It has been known ever since King George bestowed a on a dog today The animal was Bulldog mascot of the battleship Nelson His majesty ceremoniously dubbed the dog Sir William Bulldog The Incident occurred during King George's Inspection of the home fleet New Passed by House To Conference Expect Final Action and Adjournment by Con- gress by Week-End 01 1 r our Klocks Coney Island Swept by Fire OHIO THURSDAY JULY 14 1932 Shippers Well Pleased With Rate Meeting New York's Famed ground for Time ened With Destruction Penchant for Kicking Lands Him in Jail TIFFIN O July 45 kicked himself Jail started it by kicking his wile out of bed this morning Patrolman Guss summoned to quell Lena booted into n hospital leg tonight was kicking The hat France pin and the rally to America the French people are allowed believe that this agreement re- to the war debts to America they be quickly Sir John WASHINGTON July huge new relict to con- form to views of President Hoover was virtually assured ol fina congressional action before the end 01 another day making possible ad- congress tue Resolution About 200 Persons Repeal of the 18th Amendment NEW July Dry Democrat nr I Makes Move to Test Sm- arter lire had turned four blocks eerily of Republicans Its boardwalk into ruins i Fire commissioner John J Dorman announced early this evening the the conflagration which time to wipe out the resort had Carter o Believe Case Was Well Represented to road Heads Consider Matter at ing Thursday in Columbus Wales Stands on Head As Parlor Trick Prince ol Wales not likely to become n wall Hover through inu a buck number Recently ho hns added his tho trick of standing on his head It is done only when he is In n circle of whom nw come information ho it rather well Quiet Follows Recent Killings In Coal Field Representatives of tho I Chamber of Commerce and local in were well pleased with th I freight rate conference held with rail representatives at the the a insurance Wet Dry Question Annoys Ohio Republicans on Eve of State Platform Convention IS Ohio Republican State Convention Program Columbus auditorium afternoon 4 p m Temporary Senator Simeon D by Senator 8 V m- of state Including 1 lbert and 5 Mine Guards Fire Into Woods To Flush Casualties COLUMBUS O 13 Quiet prevailed throughout the Ohio bituminous coal strike region session with by Be- Gilbert p m address by Secretary o War Patrick J Hurley Friday ft of tlon proceedings and debate on the platform was the traffic o after too ui U oy conflict in interpreta of the accord developed when nans dispatches quoted Premier Herriot as saying that D u consequence consulting secretary's rs made shortly before automatically adjourned un 27 and there was no op- full elucidation of the by debate of Pact of week Tho house passed the 296 to 46 substituted it for the measure put through by the senate yesterday and It to conference For a time It appeared agreement on the few differences between the two might be obtained tonight but long senate delay in appointing its tives put off the conference still spoke hopefully of adjournment tomorrow but from the senate indications were lor completion of the long for a been brought under control dreds of small structures along the Atlantic Ocean were still burning however and a dense pall of smoke hung over the beach About 200 injured The number of injured was listed by Dr Richard of hospitals at about 200 40 of whom were sent to hospitals Forty-six treated for minor burns and smoke inhalation at one emergency hospital and civilians were taken of at two other stations None of the injuries were expected to e suit in fatalities The damage to bath d prohibition The former the treasury tho Chamber of Commerce assisted by i Davis traffic manager of the Tile company were presented I the rail officials and they were The railroad officials were very Vint Tne T courteous and quoted as saying Glass then said he would the case is of great merit call it up again The constitutional nd deserving of careful It taken it also would prohibit of liquor Into states session Friday or Saturday The senate delay came on ment buildings D It provides for complete consultation problems nay effect the European 2 It provides for co-operation to AHO J to appointing conferees until the house had put the home loan bank last of the administration reconstruction program measures in- o conference When an attempt by he house to do this failed and on a by Senator Hobinson of Arkansas ne Democratic leader the senate named its conference members Soon after that house objections to the other conference were ana both bills thus found themselves way for preparation for the world eco- nations not gainst other that the accord i in no sense exclusive and tha e already had Presented copies o to Germany Italy and Belgium those governments to to be clear on disarmament We nav announced our Intention Turn to Page 12 Please hio Crops Below mall concessions and was estimated by William C chairman of the island Chamber of of which about was by insurance A four block square area was blackened of wreckage and tha section of the promenade was in outside even years would die ashes the main fire zone had been also and hundreds were homeless o conference committees with sessions set for tomorrow morning The senate had sought to amend the relief once again and actually adopted a clause to add 200.000 men to tte military services tlon WES reversed when against further delays P had substituted its own to avert the possibility of another veto in view of the provision in he senate authorizing federal re- banks to discount notes of least five V eas of them expensively six apartment house three t houses and dozen t stands caugh resort of merry resor s CT hS lost their belongings 1 deletion of several groups here forbidden under ad- v hold a meeting In Thursday July 21 at which v was time the data preened will given the request of local industries consensus of opinion railroad men there men were several bridges damaged by explosions and fire The only shooting reported was near tho Provident mine In mont county where mine guards con- working miners to the shaft fired into a wooded hillside to scare out snipers who may have been wait Ing there to the workers No casualties were reported nnd tne trucks were not fired on Meanwhile Adjutant General Frank D Henderson dispatched Brig Con Harold M Bush of Columbus to the strike field to survey conditions for Governor White The general will ob- serve the actions of working miners strikers and operators report to the governor whether he fools troops are necessary to main for Camp Perry to day the adjutant general said he loi troops now In the field were of handling any emergencies tha Belmont county was State Organization Urged Not To Go Beyond tional Platform Hurley Keynoter To Reply to Speech of Acceptance O July wet and dry question was uppermost In the minds of to the state platform convention as they gathered here tonight for opening of their two-day j morrow Running a close second 1 the prohibition In Interest R Reach 2 I a tne Treaty Will Be Ready for Signatures at Early Date n its i I can hardly understand how desired would favor amending the United Favorable Action States constitution consent replied he by unanimous would call July Cana da havo a nn to build In the event action rail group takes matter at the In Columbus next week ls will bear will a ace Sp later to test the gooc to Central faith and sincerity of the senator will bear from Connecticut other have en e in testing the sincerity of the 1 the of the request of local cratic party Reports Show June Drought Damage Individuals and corporations But in the senate such fears had been laved by assurances that Secretary Mills and Governor Meyer of the f eral reSve board did not oppose the provision v P Described Tw Democrats as the the house measure did dt contain senate s federal i loan provision or the proposal Garner that the finance to make loans to to caused president Hoover to the first relief burning lockers Half Moon O- July TODS were below the season average July 1 the federal department of and Ohio agricultural ex- periment station said in Its monthly Report today Dry weather in June and the fact that general rains too late to be of much benefit to crops M oats and alfalfa the drop In the average the de- ments said These rains however of great value to late farm report said that farmers had ths acreage of most crops during the current year Principal decreases were noted in corn winter tobacco soy beans am crop conditions as of Jul Corn 79 per cent one point below yield 30 compared oats 60 or 20 points be uw average yield estimated at 42 bushels compared with BA- ST cent 11 per cent with estimated at bushels or half the showed a drop in boning during June Apples were So cent below average 33 cent and pears 7 per cent Grapes 30 per cent above ana production ions about half that cf Heat Wave Brings Swallows Toothpick Dies As Result O W of the Follansbee n Plate company died tonight owing an operation for the removal to rage 3 please Reynolds Mystery No Reference Made to of July upShie pistol of Smith young heir to tobacco Sway Boost Industrial Insurance Rate For Employers Basic Rate Increases of 17 Per Cent Is Ordered by Industrial Commission Tile ocal interests Th Wednesday was pre- 1 Jed over by P HerroW I and general manager of the ny who represented n At cn members of the Chamber of Com- including C L logsdon pre- the situation with data to Mar ut their statements The conference recessed luncheon was enjoyed tne duo and the discussion was almost at a standstill as the an order bv Sheriff Howard Duff that must keep at lewt a nile irom the shafts He issued this order after ho was pushed from while escorting a number of workers to the Provident mine snipers fired several shots nt tne Powhatan mine tipple without inor casualties Conditions to the Athens county field were improved and there wasi or no activity at where v Yesterday St Lawrence seaway which to open every harbor on the Great-Lakes to ocean commerce The White House announced today tho terms of an agreement were ly settled yesterday and tne treaty now being drafted will for signature it an early date The expectation was this would In a week or two The treaty probably will signed In by representatives of Canada nnd the United States The Canadian government will sign an later with Ontario which is to handle the Canadian share of tho tlon would bombard the S address of the Democratic tint nominee With the Hoover chiefs of Secretary of Wax Patrick J Hurley and Postmaster General Walter jj Brown of to major roles thoso who will guide convention wondered If the would the national declaration of force prohibition through an out-and-out wet President Hoover's close advisers to gossip among some ates will make every effort to hold he prohibition question within ounds of the national platform Other forces led by Attorney General Gilbert Bettman nominee and David S candidate for governor and formerly ane power developed In the International section of the seaway The United section of States will NOW York state which share of the an agreement will power s he had swallowed of a and a Pittsburgh the operation at a hospital here last was bom an the son of W ent of He is survived by h s er widow Margaret a son Gilbert Jr six ers a sister in But the ensiling developments marked thi of the young widow twice by a coroners iun ap to have and Transou f peace officer of Forsyth and head of ing agencies insisted his would be continued but he Indicate he was very hopeful of im Amelia Makes Fast Trip Across Continent NEWARK Amelia i3 Putnam broke fv the Jury to pro of which the case was committed after a coroner late Monday night verdict of death from a gunsh wound inflicted by a person or pe unknown wrote Its linai July -17 per cent in Workmen's assess lents state In commission today as the re M of heavy drains on reserves and in payments due in par baaed o amount of their payrolls showe in 345 classifications de reases in 37 and no change m 200 general trend of the in some classification the nast year more than off det increases in some cases an in others the com ore retroactive in 1931 exceeded r was killed early a burst of fire from a one man by by a urs Guard The guardsmen after they were fired on in the For 11 vears Canada and the United have had the seaway unde serious consideration and for elgh ears there have been active During the last months the Canadian and ng about 55 persons represented luding the railroad hends M Reed Prohibitionists Are Undecided as To How to Ballot Indications That Will Be Given Hoover Third Party and Albert E I night meeting here wie ho American minister lave boon travel a junior Hoover cabinet aid to be- bent on having thg Ohio platform outright They won their nominations on declarations Answer Hurley the Hoover strategist 1 to answer the speech of Franklin D Boosevelt or York when be accepted the D presidential nomination at to be twee nth the Canadian prime B Bennett and president Hoover has been with former Senator Henry J as his personal cago Hurley will address the c tomorrow night leaders mulled wet and dry through its Ohio ent S P McNaught hurled tho ttt of independent candidates unless the was board of Canadian and engineers which made a report on the seaway estimated that from seven to e years will be required to complete the gigantic project alter work Is of the St Although Jie declined to a reasonable it was taken for ed that he that it the further plank would candidates Turn to 3 Emergency that this city because of shrunken by In 1930 disbursements were greater than receipts i Is a result of these disbursements Industrial The conference was one cortancc and more to than any other matter that has come up for many years Corn Borer Quarantine Lifted July 15 assets co cre reduced in 1931 The btu statutory to said personal declaration as to the dent's present position It tonight tal drop of 220 feet Little of r Fw Action This Session emergency farm relief me tended to aid producers Libby Holman Goes Into Retirement lifted on July 15 Seen reduced the commission ThiT was due in part it was said to failure of certain employers to Into the f tends and heavy drains as the result of injuries to insured workmen Reductions In the of the commission from saying today announced it was curtailed bring to an end tutlon r his last statement 18th amendment in ne removing it the const dry O July back furtively today the home town she left six years ago to become a Broadway She bad been expected to go home to tho middle class patents In the Avondale section of P city Instead she sought tho seclusion of the suburban the un Jor the term without referring to the o during the year UOD on flight Reynolds mystery ord bv nearly 10 hours failed by than Hawks of also reported This was Home Loan Discount to Conference due to the general industrial de- classifications were increased he failure to obtain funds su to maintain effective control in an accompanying statement 14 minutes and 40 seconds after for a record she she climbed wearily from the The measure louse from By The Associated Press thermometers over Ohio lerday registering for 1933 left In the wake of She summer's most severe Scat At 3 an employe In the county e was overcome by heat of 92 At Toledo of her ship This flight was entirely for navigation Later I may do in a faster ship Mid try to s trip In about 12 hoars Ranged and an am nd at a reported a 92 on unidentified an was mercury at 4 M the lor the Other were Dayton a ol 100 seven decrees hotter than L for the year Street President Asks That Bonus Army Be Sent Home to besiege e President capitol a request for Ration to W the entire MOW The request Ol the til tabulation proposals stages today through the bant to con- came back to the the senate radically automobile manufacturers rubber tire manufacturers erection trad workers street and road con- electric light and companies department stores power compan host of other businesses employing worKmen Kohler of Cleveland Urge Club Women to Machine Politics It calls roc -o submitting the or modification to the states Is congress to submitted club women O July urged today security Chairman of the house was in YORK July former mayor and The time has an address before of Women's Clubs women of America to Ideals and to from machine for machine In our recent r lor national poor dry legislators and Procurement of accurate data on candidates stand While declining to be quoted wr r K conference they no promise of as far as once by the curious and to the home of Mr and Mrs Kalm In a wooded suburb Attorney Admits Goes to Prison over prominent its Suggests Reduction in State Gasoline Tax by those the 18th amendment the to transfer to the outward measure legislative withdrew his objection with friends state committee on UTEC his in nine economy will urge nis knm I j Suspend License of Ohio Physician One who prostration occurred at i Jar at Too Hot to Strike So Eat HU July The J at penitentiary was an today A detail of 200 toe when dav they sot ere f too hot to strifes any more cat ww It Wouldn't Make a Bit of Difference i Mr condition said the threat of shortly the on by one who arrived i O July to prison re i chairman jnik probation for early action Senate leaders however T optimistic over final measure before adjournment The calls for paying to producer of wheat cotton on that shore of his crop needed domestic consumption an equal to too tariff levies on and hogs and five cents a P short staple cotton wheat payment would cents a bushel and that on hoi cents a a small aae for coste These amounts would be n addition to whatever the com brought in the domestic Find Store Stocked With Stolen Goods O- Juy v girls who had canvassed o store for the past fortn search of women's clothing from their employer's store i warded when they entered downtown Cleveland chop the apparel and caused tho tho couple operating the store Tho girls started their canvass nearly 200 dresses had been from the Frock East Side The trio consisted 01 Misses Edith Scher 20 proprietor rich 21 and ployed with the Scher her to to to turn In tax three cents today Tho plan to e ta M Announced H on nine counts that the of Dr J M- suspended for before -s to lanrt wa Paul's By tat doctor had AAdM a pas which he a care fof diseases Tho board object which wJO by Clinic The doctor a Weather of this False Maneuver Caused Submarine Disaster alone this line Jn iniH in tbe cooler Jn and quite School Boy Plunges His Death I See by the Classified Ads That to famished centrally and priced reasonable That TOU can c taxes thus avoiding and long P of Mme in to repay That a local firm bas tents for sale or rent and That a rtal lor In range only erne yew olo That there 5s located on a is room mian Need Help shop told police they the property was stolen to police caused the arrest 01 Peter 24 and nls already hearing pn a Moten property In s another case CVT STATE TEACHERS FAT X ol last year a il d near the if yo M Wd three total ot 32 rs July
