07 Dec 1929
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1929
Page
1
Reported storm across England leaves deaths and injuries, with officials citing heavy damage and disrupted services. Congress and a special committee are urged to address related safety and relief measures as a crisis unfolds.
In Aix les Bains Paris coverage details Aga Khan's marriage to a leading royal bride draws attention from European society. The ceremony links a renowned religious leader with high nobility as guests gather, noting wealth, fashion, and intricate protocols of a historic union.
In a chaotic scene investigators probe a mass death linked to a toy maker named McCuteren. Coroner Theodore Secaeter asserts the primary suspect is mentally decayed, with partial details about the factory and two bodies found amid the confusion.
Dispatches from Shanghai report rebel forces in Canton and surrounding areas massing to challenge Chiang Kai-shek. Mutinies, mass exoduses, and executions are recorded as Kuomintang and allied troops tighten the Cantonese defense amid calls for resistance. Rebels, led by generals Len Herenta and Wang Chang Yer, move to seize key cities and evacuate toward Canton.
At a civcean meeting, officials discussed a proposed appropriation of 2567 dollars. The action aims to fund airport operations pending formal authorization and further documentation.
Officials report intense debate over expansion plans linking Gulf of Mexico and South Atlantic ports. Critics accuse the administration of favoritism in mail contracts while supporters urge sustained growth.
A passenger liner was struck by lightning but sustained no damage. The vessel continued its voyage while passengers remained calm as crew secured the deck and checked for any hazards. No injuries or additional incidents were reported and the line resumed its journey.
Weather notice predicts snow and colder conditions for Waurget Deck and nearby areas. Snow or rain expected at the start of the week and again midweek with much colder temperatures. Week average temperatures likely below normal.
A halted plan blocks the purchase of land for a new school building. The process paused amid unclear formal approvals and speculated constraints, delaying progress on the site selection and funding steps.
Fragmentary dispatch reports a German government confidence vote facing risks amid debates over Franco British mediation and the Fourteen Points style reforms. It notes currency, finance, and Young Plan implications, with German leaders seeking to delay talks while pressing domestic reform and international diplomacy.
The Orrville federal case seeks 25000 in damages from Ohio Valley Electric Railway Co. suing as administrator for the death of a track repairman in a fall blamed on company negligence. The jury is to be selected from local residents and company employees in the district court.
Washington December. The nomination of Hurley for Secretary of War is reported as advanced by President Hoover. He previously served as Assistant Secretary of War and earned a Medal of Honor for his advocacy. Senate confirmation is expected. Hurley, a veteran lawyer and former Choctaw citizen, saw service in France during World War I.
Verity discusses deferring action pending receipt of an official note amid a conference between business leaders and President Homer. He reports broad support for cooperation between industry and government to spur 1930s construction and employment, citing plans by steel, rail and transit groups and universal push for revived activity.
A severe cold outbreak drives temperatures toward zero across the Great Lakes region and northern states as Canadian air spills into the central United States. Forecasters say the frigid flow will linger, with the coldest conditions yet to come for many communities.
The obituary notes Lae Hecker, long an Ohio political figure and Democratic leader, died today from a heart attack. He previously served as secretary to Governor James Cane and held a prominent role in national Democratic debates and conventions.
South Zanesville residents push for annexation to Zanesville amid council delays and mixed resolutions. City officials assess developments as petitions show broad support while opponents urge caution. Delegations and key figures from both communities weigh next steps ahead of tonight's council meeting.
Washington December 7 additional supervisors for the census next year were announced by the chief of the census. Gaylora C Puters of Lancaster, Lier Fairfield, Hocking, Roberts of Athens, Ohio for Athens Gallia Jackson LasTexte Megs Vinton counties.
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