05 Dec 1929
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
1
A fragmented wartime era piece discusses unity among major business leaders and President Roosevelt. It emphasizes stimulating demand, removing fear, and maintaining confidence to overcome stock market downturns, with references to Ford, Schwab, and other industrial figures guiding economic policy.
In a packed Wes session Judge Charles presiding dismissed the indictments against McManus related to the Rev. Hustes case. The jury faced a verdict of not guilty as the prosecutor noted the state’s evidence was cumulative and failed to connect him directly with the crime.
Fragmentary notice questions propriety of apologizing and acknowledges possible error. Vague references to Fort 7 and personal names are unreadable. no clear entities or events emerge from the readable text.
Coast Guard units tighten sea and coastal patrols amid resumed smuggling suppression. Officials warn against illicit trafficking and emphasize enhanced surveillance over vast shorelines and strategic routes.
Fragmentary text reports the death of a state health branch chief in a hospital setting. Names and details are garbled, but the document references the role of the chief and possible mediation of the cause of death. Further verification needed for full facts.
A second bank robbery near Montes involved masked duo who seized cash and fled. Investigators report a careful, concerted heist with a similar MO to prior incidents, including a timed cue and the use of force. Police pursue leads as witnesses describe the attackers and the getaway route.
In Dayton on December 5, a merchant police officer working as a yegg was shot during a confrontation with Dempsey. The fight escalated when Dempsey beat the officer, drew his revolver, and fatally wounded Carrier who collapsed and died at the scene.
Thousands joined a coast in the Zanesville event on Necrntixe Avenue. Sponsored by the Sixnal for the people of Zanesville and nearby towns, the party offered safety and volunteer opportunities. A large crowd enjoyed the festive setup, with auto transport and coordinated donations aiding the carnival-like flow. Page Five details follow.
Washington officials push a $160 million tax relief measure before the House as leaders move to secure passage. Rep. Bawler of Oregon presents the measure amid opposition from Ramseyer of Iowa, who warns of a treasury deficit and farm program needs.
Fragmentary text notes strikes in New York and other regions with unclear details. Mentions movien and various names, but key facts are unreadable. Summary reflects protest context and limited legible references to strike actions and pending status.
A Dec 5 report from Padnseipn.a. describes a bank heist in West Kiladelphia where a messenger named Broosine and another suspect fled in an automobile after taking between 1500 and 250,063 in checks. Police noted license numbers and traced the vehicle toward Lind Street. The piece also mentions a separate incident involving Radio 1 StationWEY Cincinnati and references insurance concerns and licensing issues.
Fragmentary report describes red actions and aggressive moves amid the Cainese Eastern railway talks. Mukden government reassures outsiders while interest grows. external powers face pressure as negotiations stall. Procuring authority remains unsettled and terms contested by competing factions.
An unclear note mentions a person described as the daughter of Juan B. Sachess with ties to a diplomatic matter. References to an unnamed nation and a shell term imply a foreign affairs context. Details are fragmented and identities are uncertain.
Washington reports detail Litvinoff's two hour address to the Communist party central committee in which he asserts foreign powers cannot frighten the Soviet Union over Sino Soviet tensions in Manchuria. He accuses the United States and Britain of attempting to influence the situation under the Kellogg pact and Belgee pact frameworks.
In Cleveland a missing Cleveland-New York route pilot Nelson vanishes early Monday. Col Lindbergh joins the East Cleveland search with planes and crews from Cleveland Municipal Airport. Officials report no wreckage found as the search widens across Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Prosecutor Soliday urged Mayor Webster to seek city council financial aid to hire more operatives and detectives for the Merrick murder case in South Zanesville. He claimed added manpower could clear the case quickly, with evidence and new leads pointing to a rival gang and suspected killer.
Captain A V Moore aboard the Republic reports the Newfoundland schooner Gander Deal and its crew of ten were rescued after a storm. The Republic found the derelict vessel near Newfoundland shores with wireless out, taking aboard the captain and men at 5:30 a m. The ordeal follows the loss of fifteen schooners in the week amid rough seas and storm conditions off St John’s Newfoundland.
Dec 5 report states Judge I C Herndon of the excise court for McDowell and Mingo counties tendered his resignation to Gov. Conley and it was accepted. He had appeared on the bench allegedly intoxicated and under the influence during a Huntington baseball case, sparking investigation.
London reports martial law in Canton amid heavy fighting between nationalist and rebel forces outside the city. Dispatches say defenders slow the Tebel Rwangal advance, but retreat facing independent forces menacing the defenses at Fawn. Shanghai dispatches indicate a more serious situation than reported earlier.
Governor Cooper announces the selection of a successor to the judge post after careful consideration of numerous candidates. The process involved securing the position through the Hart er Stark Company and related legal appointments. Local officials and the public await formal notification of the appointment and its implications for state security and governance.
Parcly cloudy conditions with rising temperatures and south winds. Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and warmer trend through the day with no significant precipitation.
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