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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - January 2, 1937, Zanesville, Ohio                             Always First The Times Recorder Always Fair Sunday rain turning to VOL. NO. 2 Spanish Socialist Vessel Is Captured by Nazi Warship To Enforce Berlin's Demands Secret Service Head Mother and Daughter Burn to Death Action in Retaliation for Re- cent Seizure of man Freighter Spain Released the Ship but Held Cargo and One Passenger Jan. the first j 20. by pulling since the World war a German j her through a today seized a foreign vessel j j at invoking reprisals against SlUD IS Spanish Socialist government which last week sequestered the Jan. widow and her daughter burned to death early today in their frame bungalow five miles The victims were Mrs. Hazle 38. and Helen 16. rescued another Halted in Straits By Spanish Rebels freighter j A communique announced capture ot the Spanish j The foreign office declined Warships On Alert add further but the was stated to be in retaliation for the Bilboa government's refusal to surrender the cargo and a passenger of the but No Drastic Action Yet Planned Spanish The the communique was a Spanish and was was to cut taken to emphasize the German of volunteers to Jan. British ships in Spanish waters were put on the alert tonight after a marine in- cident involving a British ship while advices from Berlin indicated Nazi Three Sought Murder Plot Plotted Death of Woman and Suitor Because They Feared Suspects Wanted for 000 Jewelry Store bery at Sioux City Built Just for Party determination to regain the The British Steamer bound for Liverpool from Spanish insurgent trawlers in the cargo and the unidentified The Palos itself was released by the of Gibraltar and was halted Bilbao captors at the demand of warning naval officials German which ed the warship Koenigsberg to the advices said the was Bay of Biscay to back up its virtual permitted proceed after her master The Koenigsberg battleship Admiral Oral Spee and the pocket had refused to submit the ships were pers to the commander of one of the fft said to have participated In today's first of the retaliatory threatened by the Koenigsberg of Reprisals The commander had warned of re- if the cargo were not and the apparent Intent of the Bilbao authorities to ignore the warning presumably inspired today's The steamer was taken to a 1st Fascist the announcement but neither the name of the steamer nor the harbor were The communique said the German in view of the attitude of Bed found itself compelled to take this retaliatory defense of German against 3Ji act of British men charged will protecting English shipping off th troubled coast of Spain were in formed of the Incident by the although it was said no dras tic representations were for this time In the face of continuing compli cations for the Franco-British plan to stem the influx of foreign who have made the conflict a World don and Paris went ahead with proposals to bar arms Imports from the New and closed suggestions along that line were forwarded to both the Socialist SIOUX S. Jan. Three men named in a dark haired girl's account of how she was wounded and her suitor blasted to bits in a dynamite death plo were hunted In four states Twenty-five yew old Helen Stele critical condition from elgh bullet officials she Harold Baker were shot am carried to an but she crawled to safety Baker was blown to pieces by 3.300 pounds of dynamite and pounds of blasting Frank J. Internal on her investigator who testified extended the search for the t the Lindbergh kidnaping trial of j men jn runo and brought about he conviction of Al has been Mattson Family Still Waiting Direct Contact With Man Youth for Ransom Girl Burned to Death n W. ruins of tiny hut In 0117 dump yielded the of 19-year-nld Clara Edons who police Mid hwl E. said UK ft case ot accidental and said were no of violence on the Tho coroner said Investigation in an oil lamp exploded started the M All to Reach Boy or Abductor Fail Attempt to Get In Touch by Second Newspaper Advertisement no object to MM. Walsh owner of th srss lUt to make there would be enough room for nil guests store Just to dance Just to home D. ror lhe Iowa and End Child Shorter Day President's Aim Call Out Governor Defied By Woman Mayor I Retiring Governor of aw suspect In son kidnaping CMB n before bureau agents and then sent hUn to the tion bureau for finger printing da Tries to Remove tona Beach Official DAYTONA Guardsmen Jan. amed the new head of the United Secret He succeeds iring William H- Those sought were Lee were ee bank Harry Executive Administration Leaders on Plan of Action Auto Industry Being Crippled By Labor Strife Meeting of Union in Mich. Sunday i Outline Campaign 36, former Iowa and William 32. They were named in Miss statement to State's Attorney Louis N. Feared She Would Hie attributed the attack to the gangster's fear that she to police concerning Jan. source close to the White House dis- closed today that President Roosevelt had with other tration leaders on a tentative plan Industrial as well ns in two nearby tonight to here air of pessimism appeared tonight wait for n kidnaping for safety ono M family a silence indicating It ww ing an overdue move from the Mayor mid- but major Industrie aa and order and guard about city li Mrs. interstate An individual firm could only by proving to Bound Judgment and escape her nil except Jan. auto- motive on the threshold of a year its leaders predicted would top existing production night looked to day action and of government and the Fascist gent General Francisco Berlin heard reports that Baron Konstantin Von Palos seized bv Basque Reich's foreign had told the French and British yesterday that it was and taken into Bilbao be- cause was allegedly in the German cruiser Koenigsberg to Bilbao harbor and its mander demanded the steamer turned and a Spanish were Basque ident Juan Aguirre asserting he would refuse delivery pending word from the international tion committee in message sent to London out- lining the together with a man note handed Basque authorities ji the commander of the Diplomatic there said one strong reason for Germany's to forsake General Franco was Nazi fear lest a in Spain menace with the Reich has been an effort to obtain at least tag part of African Miss Sieler said she and Baker the plan the three last night i tcl They drove to the powder federal regulatory agency she ostensibly to get some with broad powers to fix minimum for a wage and hour standards for all firms related how she and Baker were engaged In interstate with a shot and of interstate reopening of to determine manufacturing laid in the explosives While a commerce by to bring much definitely the tho commissioners IB a of the commission and tue courts Uwt 1U business was who seized tne hoy Sunday night la the Jiving room ot and left demand 80 far M could be family ot Dr. W. no word froni the that wwe who her husband than a hla It was suggested that an month ngO because lin expected to probably the federal trade L buck by filling might take over the new thn also refused to over 01H XRA to ft commission C1 While the new plan was tenn as governor to achieve some of the goals of the i next old it would differ sharply Inj Her many been No Word from rect bad received from did not la tho United A u t o- Workers of America units In General Motors plants in 10 cities headed for to confer Sunday on a collective bargaining proposal to be submitted to the cor- Plans for this meeting which may radicate the future ourse fuse burned toward the of powder and she she crawled to a Miss Sieler said she laid there when tho blast let It was heard 601 miles away and left a crater 25 feet wide and 35 feet long. One small Piece of Flesh Police found one small piece of They said It was all could find of Baker's t A1 J Glass workers estimated damage toj Alert of William S. Knudsen General tors executive vice that any such proposal should be made to individual plant Before factories Only Two Traffic Deaths in Ohio onj New Year's Day There would be no exemptions from Collins guardsmen the for and I t gt Sanford to no effort will bo made to enforce maintain ot- trade Lw ftt program was characterized as the Governor an attempt to set an 1ft- him to act w his tigent bor which could not be said 50 broken by ot Captain were no recognizable r action wKa j ties ot 4urlng order from around either the Mattson home ftt OI ts its to d reen IMMIGRATION CHIEF DIES Jan. Daniel W. President commissioner of tion and who died early will be buried Monday among the Nation's military heroes in Arlington Nine Prisoners in Dayton Jail Break Slight Relapse In Condition of Pope Reported Believed There Can Be tle Hope for Real Re- covery of Pontiff VATICAN Jan. returned to trouble Pope Pius XI night after a New Tear's day made cheery by a rally in his health and Attendants said the Pope again was suffering to seme extent from a j varicose condition in his left shut down for the seven General Motors plants were closed with workers be- cause of U. A. W. sponsored The full effect of these and two of the issued to its suppliers by General awaited determination when workers automobile and allied industries i report for resumption of operations i Knudsen in a letter to U. A. W. said jobs of more than men are by the union's commenting on the referred to efforts to head off further The pinch of glass and parts to which the General Motors were partly attributed is being felt in other companies in the automotive observers Strikes in Fisher body plants at Cleveland and and Kansas Miss Sieler was up by a mer attracted by the terrific Today police took into custody ward also known as Tom who said was a former South Dakota penitentiary He was held for questioning although Miss Sieler failed to identify him as one of her She identified pictures of Bradley and as the three gang members who hatched the tastic murder Sioux City reported they were holding Physicians said they believed Miss Sieler would live despite her wounds Safety Careful One Caught After Leg in Fall Jan. prisoners sawed their way to dom from Montgomery county Jail in the heart before His optimism was and it was known he feared arterio sclerosis of the the with which the Fope Holland Ready for Royal Wedding Princess Juliana to Wed Prince Bernhard of fleeing amid the of ft minor fire in a nearby One member of the escaping group slipped in descending an improvised rope of blankets extending from He suffered a which resulted in his and removal to a He was the only one immediately giving his name to captors Mrs. Phil wife of the when she ran from to the scene of is afflicted was so far advanced that be little hope for real the facS that the Pontiff slept virtually all last night for the first time in weeks aroused hope in the Vatican that he might once again take over full tration of ihe Holy Today the Holy Father to early mass said near his bedside by one of. his talked with Eugenio Cardinal and re- the New Year wishes of his Donna Camilla permitted to visit him New Year's telegrams arrived from all parts of the break was given i hope for the It was learned that regular cal bulletins on the Pope's condition would be published beginning have tied up several Chevrolet and Buick assembly and the Guide lamp plant at er General Motors closed day because of a Several hundred strikers occupied two Fisher plants at Flint to see the new year and pre- pared to remain several Union members in the Fleetwood division of Fisher and others from the motor car com- pany here arranged a meeting day night to hear reports on de- mands presented to the Woman Charged With Killing Husband NEW Jan. 27 year-old Queens mother was ed today on a charge of homicide and possibly tne i close to the moned police on duty Damage in the blaze was confined to the kitchen of the Investigation disclosed the men had sawed the bars of a con- a window on the opposite side of the sawing two bars from It. Body of Slain Woman Found in Ditch N. Jan. The finding of a woman's body in a ditch in an isolated country second such discovery in New Jersey within a authorities another baffling mystery ed that special treatment was being applied to forestall any threat of II which heretofore had er knife following upon a New eve Officers said the stabbing climax ed an argument between the woman Mrs. Anna mother of three and her Joseph Sheehan 30-year-old elevator after he expressed disapproval of her ing with other Jan. officials and traffic safety workers faced the new year today without their usual Jan. 1 ly caused by reports of ft long list of dead and Injured In mctor dents on the first day of the Ohio counted two dead over the New Year's eve and New Year's day period as compared to six traffic deaths for the similar period of a year Officials said greater police super- the and the con- duct of motorists themselves all helped reduce the accident toll this Victims of fatal mishaps were Andrew 50-year-old negro killed when his truck was demolished by a train near and Brun 20, Of who died in i the wreckage of an automobile which crashed into the rear of a truck near injuring three other Petres was 1937's first traffic victim in The state highway patrol and but to permit unrestricted would go from tion above that Captain Mr. Roosevelt was said In K ra with well-informed sources to oppose from BMV effort to amend the con- fco city newly appointed called a night meeting at a downtown fire florae contemplated swearing In ft new polite force In der to gain possession of municipal on the ground that would bo and It was reliably reported that leaders already havo mred president that the plan might be quickly enacted if it is In- early in the forthcoming THE Jan down to the very put on gala wedding dress Social Security In Ohio Last Year Cost Figure Expected To Be Con- Higher for the Current Year Throughout today the kept all comers out of the city hall except members of tho Armstrong Firemen hooked up a hose outside the building taut com- they While equipped with riot peered from every window In tho man mayor as mayor I ordered chem there and they win stay until I order them appointed Harry Wicox to replace the headquarters Justice agents In down town At the moved In aid out of the blind 3ua visited night Mid once beea inter- Dr. his Kmt 18. turned to The second been parked In front rt nil night Another Another WM ed in the entirely la your Observers this WM to kidnaper to Queen whose will wed only Prince Bernhard Zu Just yne week received diplomats at a New Year's Hundreds of wedding presents poured Into the Prom the former Kaiser Wllhelm at Doom came a gold and There was a platinum bracelet set with brilliants from the Dutch East Indies for and a dia- mond studded for Barn municipal and county police called out all available men to supervise traffic New Year's Eve and Col. Lynn chief of the state said the practice cut down careless At Cincinnati hundreds of ists abandoned their automobiles for various methods of public trans- portation when a thick fog settled over the safety workers ists were generally more careful this holiday than of them tempered hilarity with they result was fewer injuries and deaths from Jan. security In Ohio was a undertaking In 1938. i Judge Henry J. chief of the of public re- ported today that to that extent under the provisions of. the federal social ity act executed in Ohio's public assistance Ninety-eight thousand aged persons received of the Judge coupled with his re- port a prediction that year 1937 undoubtedly would find the social security program in the state ng on a more Ohio's new unemployment ance created by tho last month to conform the Ohio program further with the cial security will begin operations Hollanders cheered the placing atop f. the palace of an electric de- 1 Second Victim OF Holiday One of signed by the queen The weather was blamed for a tumble in the price of grand stand seats for the wedding procession next but between 500.000 and a million were expected to line the route be- tween the palace and the city Sail and where civil and ious ceremonies will take the Pope at this moment offers no hope of Weather Ono thing is Third Victim of Barrage Dies Jan. tuno p. Bali Tire Martin L. last official of the old naming Walter J. Mackey of Canton to represent employers on the com- Insurgent Drive On Madrid Halted International Forces Rout Fascist Troops Jon. strong Insurgent drive on Madrid from the southwest haa been halted in stiff government from Cordova province said Government in fl. counter- attack aided by used to the in the Montoro dispatches forces participated IT a buttle between and Villa Del other reports j in which Insurgent were dis- and seven machine guns were Socialist which rm formed international brigades peal tact With the advertisement appeared for time following which Reliable the of tho first advertisement w ordered By tho note to la first Insertion of the second ment led to speculation the abductor i might have ignored the Over Three Score Holiday Traffic Accidents 60 Die in completed Us personnel up Of volunteers from 8BLMA. Jan. death toll of a fire that turned a gay holiday ball into tragedy ed two today when social prominent Mrs. Tyler 27, died of burns suffered Tuesday A dozen socially prominent young women were burned when their tumes were Ignited by a match as they lined up at the Selma town and country club preparatory to the march of the Phantom club's of the Pope's physical condition The Pope is acquainted j with slowly rising j fully with this state of things and i Sunday has resigned himself completely snow flurries and T- Starzl died third tim of three man who killed Pius Philadelphia police j a fourth blood transfusion with a blast from sawed-off I physicians said she was in the back room of a gradually holiday ball Mrs. T. O. died a few hours after the Another Mrs. Alston made It ready to take up its gigantic Charles Leasure of Is public's representative and T. Roberts of Bridgeport labor's judge reported that in ad- dition to the aged dependent blind and crippled children received aid from the he child welfare services were inaugurated in three rural with more planned during the coming who hours after the the Divine Chief of Monmouth county de- William Tate said there was no doubt the believed to have between 30 and 35 years was but who she how she was killed and re- mained unsolved been dead so long 1 't attempt to what weapon was to kill Tate The body wss found by trappers yesterday in a ditch in a wooded section of Marlboro An autopsy disclosed fracture will Prominent Presbyterian Leader Dies N. The Dr. J. Gresham 55, An extensive area of high is eastward over the Lake re- j j me temperature has fallen In Jan. 1-Wi- upper Ohio valley and the lower Lake Ing were ta the little police Boy Killed by Discarded Shrapnel Shell For the dependent children Britain and other has charged the new Fascist drive from Cordoba province was ed with German From where the dull sound ot cannon and the rattle of machine guns sounded through New Year's 44 members of the Brit- ish colony traveled to Alicante to I board destroyers for Gibraltar and The clerical of the British embassy is tomorrow and the diplomatic Consuls The Associated More than three score persons met violent deaths while nation the advent erf 199T. Traffic accidents resulted in 60 on New Year's eve snd New Year's Three lives were lost In from states scattered the continent indicated the New Yew total would fall far short ot the Christmas holiday from 24 through Dec. tide unnatural deaths were At least 555 were attributed to motor vehicle New Year traffic fatalities by 9; 8: 7; 6; New 7} Illinois and each 5. 571 was spent between July 1 and Dec 31. the federal government con- and the state and counties the During the same period was spent for the blind with the federal government providing 8130.804, for crippled provided by the federal officers will remain in Madrid to rep resent 180 Britons still in the Cincinnati Fog Bound New Jan. where fog settles got a taste of real Londoner jn the N. Jan. Georce 9, of room drinking soda when Y was fatally injured today by to and opened fire a defective 37 mm men described by police as a numbers racket i died in the in a hospital here The prominent theologian was stricken here while on a speaking tour and was taken to the hospital He had been under an oxygen tent Arthur his said the body will be pent to Lake region FRIDAY'S TEMPERATURES Headings Drug Store 5 a. 7 a. 10 a. 12 35 38 39 40 ud services j 2 p. m. r. 4 p. m. 6 p. m. 8 p. m. 10 p. 12 42 a. m. Sets p. K m. Sets a. n CINCINNATI INDUSTRIALIST WES Jan. Lowell 44, general ager of the Robertson Steel Iron Co. and of other concerns headed by his W. F. died unexpectedly He suffered a nervous breakdown early this week that developed this which exploded when he hurled it against a pole stt feet from where he was The boy's Leslie a railroad employe up the shell at Pine camp array training grounds last summer and brought It Two younger brothers playing by narrowly escaped injury from the LOG DOy B railroad said he picked STOLE SAMPLE SHOES i Jan. 1 tries to buy shoes for the lets feet only from call the C. B. Williams reported today two sample cases containing worth of for the right foot only were stolen from his parked OHIO COLLEGE ENROLLMENT Jan. that college enrollments In Ohio mso 7.3 per cent foT the 1936 fan Dr. B. L. Stradley of Ohio State university a further Increase during 1937 taxing the capacities of Ohio colleges and ANTHROPOLOGIST DIES Jan. Grafton Moving in shortly after the fog caused no end of worry to Year's revelers going from The heavy mist on to the In low lying motorists could not distinguish pavement ings on the far side of the They moved at snail's many reporting they were totally much as to see traffic Scores of anxious police and the sheriff's office ing information of delayed flying shrapnel which pierced George's abdomen and caused injuries from which he died several hours caused M lo Mercy LEADER DIES Jan. Mary Hall for many years a in the fight for women's died She was 70. In 1917, she arrested for picketing the White House to further tho men's suffrage Elliott noted died here He was 85. Sir ton's investigations of the remains of the did much to bring iis name before the HEART ATTACK FATAL Jan. 52, collapsed and died of a heart attack on a downtown street shortly after midnight while mingling crowd of New Hundreds of cars were left parked to the their owners fearing attempt to EJECTED Jan. 1. A ejected from the home ot k B. because had ed too returned and set Ore to the house Firemen said without much they did aot I  

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