10 Dec 1929
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1929
Page
1
Fire consumes the Talkie Studio in Manhattan, killing several workers as the blaze rapidly spreads through the building. Bodies are removed from the ruins as officials report a high death toll and the cause remains under inquiry amid crowded scenes and chaotic evacuations.
Blurred OCR text describes a blaze incident with smoke and flames affecting performers and audience. It mentions a theater fire during a White Review production with Eddy Elkus, an orchestra of 12, and a panic as costumes burned. Firefighters suppressed the blaze. one actor reportedly escaped from a second-floor window in costume.
Eyewitnesses describe a massive fire at a Manhattan studio after a sheet of flame shot upward from the stage. Survivors and officials recount crowded escapes through smoke filled rooms as flames spoiled windows and engulfed the building threatening lives and property.
A minor blaze near the Second Street crossing escalated into a serious incident as fire crews at Centre Street station delayed in reaching the scene. City council will be asked in two weeks to petition railroad operators to modify crossing safety and permit quicker access for emergency responders.
Local notices report on a health seal sale tied to a high profile murder case in Muskingum County. The entry notes Dr James Howard Snook convicted of murder, awaiting execution, with appeals seeking a new trial and a possible reconsideration of the death sentence.
A young woman faced liquor charges in a central city case. Prosecutors argued for a strong sentence while defense contended for dismissal, and the supreme court heard arguments on appeal. The court’s ruling remains pending as details unfold.
An early morning fire at 234 West Muskingum damaged a wooden home causing about 1500 dollars in losses. Fire crews delayed by 15 minutes as trains blocked access. Three residents were home during the blaze and escaped unharmed.
Guardsmen deployed to key mines in the region to restore order as miners from the National Union and regular miners union walked out. Troopers arrested several workers amid tensions at the Yartior Wie district shaft, with reports of forces moving toward large facilities.
Carmel California hospital visitors inscribe autographs on waxed pages covering actor Richard Walter Catletts legs as Frances Montgomery notes many inscriptions. Catlett, a stage and screen star renowned for his unique album carried with him during a career spanning comedy and supporting roles.
Chicago December 10 detectives guarded the Norris residence as a dynamite charge was found on an interior window ledge. A 1 inch stick of dynamite with fuse intact was extinguished by the Norris butler before guests gathered. Guards were posted for James Norris broker and his brothers Harold and the family.
A devastating mid Atlantic storm caused massive damage across England and continental coasts. Winds and high seas sank vessels and damaged ports from Denmark to Portugal. The steamer Volumnia was lost with eleven lives reported. rescue efforts continued as Thames flooding worsened.
Fragmented text indicates discussion of a Tuesday action, references to Muskeg, Fort Hayes, and Muskng edu, with mentions of a group school and premises. Several garbled phrases obscure precise details, dates, and participants. no clear outcome or identifiable entities beyond generic organizations.
The article reports political blame for a Haiti outbreak amid protests and disorder. It notes U.S. Marines deployed to stabilize the situation as demonstrations intensify and officials debate response.
A Belgian railway crash killed at least ten and injured many as an express bound for Paris derailed on a steep grade near Warner Belgium. The locomotive and several cars plunged, police and ambulances rushed to the scene while authorities investigated the cause, with early reports citing broken brakes and runaway speed.
County commissioners consider a 1950 road program with township trustees meeting Jan 3. If townships demand more miles of graded and tarred roads they must fund the extras themselves. Plan includes widening Brazeysburg road to twenty feet. county funds for base work but rights of way fall to townships.
Burglars gained entrance to a Main Street grocery store by forcing a door and removing the first door leading to a rear room. They triggered alarm warnings and, after entering, removed valuables and merchandise. Detectives expect arrests as evidence and suspect cooperation is noted.
An unclear dispatch notes movement toward Haiti to bolster a seven-unit force in a black republic. It mentions a delivery to Guantamán, a state department statement, and a warmer forecast for the region with light southern warming midweek.
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