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Newspaper

Zanesville Signal

Location

Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1925

Page

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First Aid Meet Committee Formed In Zanesville Session

A Zanesville meeting formed a committee to organize an Ohio first aid contest with up to 100 teams of 18 members. Governor Donahey was expected to attend and a large parade with possibly 30 bands was planned for the day of the event. The session named subcommittees and assumed many local volunteers and officials for entertainment and reception duties.

Doheny Sinclair Donahey Zanesville Ohio Clarendon Base Bellaire Beimor Columbus Jerome Watson Division of Mines State Department of Industrial Relations Gi-Serge Herman R. Witter Denaissnoér Servis Paleo Teach- Yee of Safety Dunabes Dene Hkelihood Soon Tende C. C. Slater Charles J. Altison Isburgh Assofciation Bridgenort Willlem Hasykins Rietors John M. “Bean Good Persiors Comamissioner Les Hallsteie Los United Jina Workers of America James Erfichara Southern Cees Arthur A. Beckman Secrretary The BeValve Chamber of ‘Commerce Robert Marshall Presa Workers OF S Sewee Frank Ledvi Krentaene BesGistrics and & A. Herfetvict

Ohio Farm Hand Wins Fortune in Odd Estate Tale

An unclear clipping describes a farm worker named Normals or Anderson facing long odds and a fortune linked to an estate. The notice references an expensive automobile, farm lands, years of toil, and a memory tied to a city scene.

Calientes Isos Ueses Bellevue Anderson

Verdict Set Aside By Justice In Divorce Case

London April 3 Justice McCardle set aside a verdict in a divorce case involving a $25,900 damages award to the former wife. The decision voided the agreement to support his divorced wife and ordered costs against the claimant for breach of contract. The ruling cited improper conduct by the former husband and did not uphold the jury’s verdict.

London Ict Ceione Justice McCardle McGardie Catoni Mintona Cleim Azat Jt&e

Boy Blown By Jump Blast In Nevada Castle Yard

A boy was injured by an explosive blast while wandering near a structure in Nez Castle, Fa Avr oid area. Local authorities reported the incident but details remain sparse as investigators assess the scene for safety and causation.

Garlic Delicacy Sparks Monroe County Interest

A garlicky dish attracts attention in Monroe County, as residents in various townships discuss its appeal and origins. The piece notes local curiosity about where the delicacy came from and hints at small communities embracing the flavor.

Wet Farmers Raid Sparks Official Action

Local authorities conducted a raid on a group of 21 farmers labeled as wet farmers. The operation focused on alleged violations of farm duty and safety regulations. Investigators declined comment pending further review.

Dance Venue Fire Destroys Store Poolroom and Hall

A fire swept through a dance store poolroom and dance hall causing total loss. Fire crews battled flames in the town with authorities confirming extensive damage and an ongoing investigation.

Growing Up Evan Burrows Fontaine on the Atlantic City boardwalk

A fragment shows dancer Evan Burrows Fontaine with her companion Sener on the Atlantic City boardwalk. The text hints at a past clash between Broadway cabaret entertainers and Whitmer several years ago.

Evan Burrows Fontaine Atlantic City Sener Enterriners Whitmer 2

Pastor Defies Lorain Church Over Resignation

Lorain April 3 Rev T Howerd Jones pastor of the People’s church refuses to resign claiming a year’s contract and stating he will continue to carry on church work. A grand jury bound over his daughter Miss Lucille Jones 18 on charges arising from alleged vice cases. Local church officials demanded his resignation at a mass meeting, trustees and building committee members resigning in protest.

Lorain Ole Cary T. Howerd Jones Spestor People’s Church Iis Lucille Jones Om Herres J Ethel Ryan Board of Trustees Indies Bnilding D. T. Beatty Rev. Jones Fear Jeantrect Biss Jones D A. Bainlls City William Friedman

Bishop Schrembs 5 Tipped For Successor Archbisho

In Cleveland on April 3 a report from a weekend pilgrimage to Rome cites official talks about the succession in the diocese. Bishop Moeller appears as the expected successor to Bishop Schrembs.

Schrembs Moeller

New County Board Of Visitors Named By Probate Judge

Probate Judge Graham announced Friday the appointment of new members to the County Board Of Visitors. The six member board will include J. Pack and F.S. Tepbert with terms expiring in spring. The group reviews county workhouse and related welfare matters as part of county governance.

Members County Board of Visitors Graham Bretecs J. Pack Apreintees F.S. Tepbert Betes Demoscran

Dodge Brothers sale confirmed in a statement

Detroit Michigan April 3 Bedge Brothers officials recall in tele gram if all Gaalers through out the counter confirmed the me! announcement of the second Here gest aviomobite plant in the coun ties to Well street interests and lssid there would be no mergers for changes of policy or personnel. Despite this assur an reports sig matir cles ram¢ EB. G. assume the p 2 neer fut for the Soardh of IGesdrear Tire and Rubber Co. of fahron which Pititisn Read talso sald to 3s 2 ROW. Host jA Se ighreugh Wo Schweez and Wil re literated thet PROTE Psi enz prask thet 008 and the

Detroit Bedge Brothers Assuran Jersistert Sigamatir Cles Soardh Igesdrear Tire and Rubber Co Fahron Seighreugh Wilre

Girl Chokes On Grain While Seated In Car

Fragmented text describes a girl in a parked automobile with an apparent choking incident involving a grain product. No clear names or locations are readable. The incomplete report mentions a death and an auto setting but lacks verifiable details.

Supreme Court Quashes Fall Scandal Indictments

The District of Columbia Supreme Court dismissed criminal indictments against Albert B. Fall Harry F Slociak and Edward Doheny over legal technicalities. Justice McCay ruled Pagan’s jury room presence tainted proceedings and ordered the cases quashed without ruling on innocence. Possible appeals and reindictment were mentioned but not decided.

Washington Albert B. Fall Harry F. Slociak Iwi Doheny Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Tadas Walter L Sic McCay Oliver Pagan Dome McCox Exess Foolnsel Olf Cassey Aliee Pomerene Pagan Department of Justice Fall Sinclair Dohheny Doheney Edward L Deneny , Jr Dothe

Defense Pleads Eloquently for Chapman's Life

A Connecticut jury will determine Gerald Chapman's fate after hours of defense and prosecution summaries in the murder trial tied to the Janis Skelly case. Defense lawyer Groehl attacked co defendant Shean and argued Chapman would not risk a lesser accomplice for a park crime.

Watford, Conn Gerald Chapman Janis Skelly New Britain Hertford Conn Julie Newell Jennings Chapman James Skelly Jencings Fee Grochi Oelecki Chapmen Graeckhl Walex Shean New York Groehl

Prominent Citizen of Anitatec Tonight

A prominent Anitatec citizen is reported dead after a sudden injury. Local authorities investigate the incident and mourners gather as details emerge about the victim’s public service.

Anitatec

Victim of Jazz Case Nears Mental Status Decision

San Francisco report updates on Dorothy Ellingson murder case as court adjourns for defense conclusions. Doctors to finalize mental state assessment amid testimony about unstable behavior and family history. The defendant’s remarks hint at distress as the trial progresses toward verdict.

San Francisco Dorothy Ellingson Ber Finich Theis Jan Don Hienists Sher

Firemen Rescue Five from Mansion Fire in West New

Five residents and three maids were rescued as flames tore through a showplace mansion in West New. Firemen climbed blazing stairs and used ladders to reach victims on the balcony and second story while danger threatened the family and staff.

Fel- Son West New Famsa Ton

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