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Newspaper

Zanesville Signal

Location

Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1929

Page

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Revival of Old Sport Brings Arrests In County

Police raided a barn during a revival of cockfighting in the county. One man was arrested after agents found a pint of whiskey. the promoter and others fled as officers arrived. Officials said this was the first such event in years. A separate note covers church construction plans in Columbus, noting a 3.5 million dollar project for a new Central Baptist church at Broad and Fourth Streets with no start date set.

Jack Robinson Zobe Hutheis Tims Wunty BR. Smith Armesc Wiliam Rite Fami Groves Immediana Ce Columbus Broad End Sivesis Albers’ G Sayses Pak Aever Schatzmen

Tax cut debate as Senate weighs income measures and unemployment

Canandaigus New York December hearings recount a deadly confrontation at a Bailey farm and discuss a landmark tax resolution. Lawmakers debate reducing government income taxes and the impact on unemployment, with key figures including Norris, Courzens, and Wagner featured amid partisan lines and party shifts.

Washington Tax Debate Drags On Amid Fiscal Showdown

Washington reports reveal lawmakers debating tax changes and federal spending with mentions of a 34,000 tax proposal and 105,006,000 road funding. Senator Thomas and officials discuss rate cuts and government budgeting as experts weigh fiscal policy amid party competition.

Stiack Ress Ton Fistar— i Fimancé Thomas Dersecret O&ls- Homa Feo

Bowman Seriously Hurt In Auto Mishap

William Bowman, 76, was critically injured Saturday evening when struck by a car driven by Reinhold Fol lowing the collision he was helped to the sidewalk and rushed to Good Samaritan hospital in Bateman ambulance. Witnesses say Bowman crossed Linden near Bell street as Reinhold northbound passed Bain street. The driver reported he did not notice the man until fenders struck him. Bowman remained unconscious at the hospital with poor prospects for recovery.

Ithes Reese Reinnioia Linden Avenue Willem J.” Bowman Bowman Good ‘Semariten Hospital Bateman Bowmen Parker Street Linden Bear Bell ‘Street Reimhold Reinhold Chine Om den Arenas Bain Street Agec Aso Beeman

Mint Reports Record Coin Output at Philadelphia

The Philadelphia Mint announced a record coin production of 1.2658 million pieces on December 12, the greatest daily output in history. The surge reflects higher demand from banks and business, with quartets dimes nickels and pennies included in the tally.

Washington Geo Phildelphia Mint Buyesa

Mian Trial in Kentucky Aiding in Murder

Closing arguments set in Kentucky for Thomas Stewart 22 of Trenton Ohio on aiding in murder. Witnesses describe gunfire at Walton and a getaway in a Gheries Riclinger seized car. Proceedings move toward verdict as defendants Brewer Middletcam and Johnson face charges in the case tied to a fatal shooting near Frankfort.

Kentucky Birlington Thomas Stewey Trenton Joheson Lasz Jamesy Brewer Leroy Middletcam Gheries Riclinger Walton Joss Geleniomobile Wien Frenkfort Penhentlatr Id &Ezewer

Court disapproves raids on private parties in feud case

In a December verdict Judge Fred A Wage Se of £100 and costs assessed. The court warned a change in attitude after raids on private parties. Violations were evident during hidden gatherings.

Isbeo Sodar Fred A. Wage Ste Ohio Springfield Charles Galvin Emotional Steel Wool

President Orders Communists Sent Home

A garbled report notes a 32 person incident near the White House as police detain demonstrators. Young protesters face police stations and a detention house before Captain J P Calk Poe handling the case while bonds are discussed for release.

Uy Arents J. P. Cakpoe Park Police

Burglary Arrests After Otsego Home Conditions

Deputies arrested Edger and Hayms Sneil and an 12 year old, after a Saturday visit to a Muskingum county area near the county line uncovered deplorable home conditions. They confessed to breaking into Abbots General Store in Otsego Thursday night, stealing three gin rifles, shot, four carous fets, a flashign, a janworm, and several boxes of cartridges. Their mother previously lived there. the father is in Cambridge. The case is under Muskingum and Guernsey county investigation.

Muskingum Guernsey Smeil Guemlsey Coun Edger Hayms Sneil Son Ors Sherr William Curtis Mmus- Bingum County Dietention Omnis

Search Plan Outlined For Missing Aviators

Aviation Corp announces a plan sending three planes to search for two missing pilots Ben Bielson and Garadian Wer who disappeared on November 9 enroute from Teller Slaske. The effort includes wintering equipment and extended operations in Montreal Quebec.

Nest -Robinges Aviation Corporation of America Csr Ben Bielson Garadian Teller Slaske Erie

Survivors Picked Up Near Vigo As Ships Sunk

A Greek ship Fidta towed into port with twenty survivors from the Spanish vessel Antonio Garcia sunk by a mine near Cres island off Vigo. Four men drowned from the Antonio Garcia, which had been registered at Santander.

Vigo Spsim Fidta Iimpec Antonio Garcia Eai | Heston Cres Antonio Gare Santander

Robbery Attempt Leaves Two Men Injured, Police Seek Suspects

Report describes two muscular men attempting a heist on Frank Street. One assailant struck a victim with a blackjack and fled. the other, about six feet tall and slender in a suit, is still sought by police along with a second man described as 21 years old and wearing a jazzy outfit. Authorities are pursuing charges of trespassing and disorderly conduct.

Brossing Frank Street Flowers Ixadie Jaxiest Jace Latimder

Light Dims as Crowd Honors Performer’s Finale

A crowded venue applauded intensely after the performer’s operatic selections, though principal act turned on a light to quell the ovation. The janitor, Jimat Lhents, managed the audience’s reaction as the finale concluded.

Jimat lHents

More Money for Roads Planned By Federal Highway Fund

Washington hearings were to meet Monday on a $875,060,000 to $225,000,000 annual increase in the federal highway fund. Officials and road association representatives were to appear in support of the proposal for expanded federal aid to highways.

Washington Dec Dore Tel Federel Sidighway Fund Feder Pel Aid Speesure

Forced Tailor to Go to Bank

In a terse report, bank men completed their assigned work and proceeded to a related location as part of a cited financial matter. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.

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Butler Must Explain Washington Remarks to Secretaries

Major General Smred again demands to be brought to headquarters to describe remarks attributed to Washington. The intention is to brief Secretary Adams on the matter and clarify the statements credited to them.

Washington Tae Smred Nestquarters Secreters Adams Maty

Special Features For Today

Royal Poet of the Qisun will play sehubertiana Radin Fare Babson tars farmers now in pre ferred position Market Fage Crossword Poste Magazine Section Doing the Christmas package up in style Editorial Page Little Sunday Sermon by Dr. Samuel I. Sentex This Little Pisy Jack Lak new story Magazine Section: Don't be 2 guest this year be a 455 5 a Mezazine Section practice Christmas menus Lighting the Outdeer Christmas Fo ree Magazine Section Has the Lost Atlantis been dis covered Magazine Section West Peilnt ve The Colonel's Daughter Magazine Section Wreckers reign in Peacock Alley Armco band on the shaggie Radio Pare Heliday season in the laese thea ters First announcement of radio plans forhristmas England France Germany on the air Leif Wilson and Conral Nagel Win Page J. Section two Local Twins feel friends as to Venux Seciets Pages Unusual cult and social events planned Society Pages

Qisun Babson Tars Salvation Arpiy Samuel I Sentex New Story

Grand Jury Indicts Four From County

A Shialemeadom federal grand jury indicted four men from Zanesville and nearby areas on multiple counts including forgery and conspiracy. The case involves asset concealment in bankruptcy, sales violations, and alleged maintenance of a nuisance. Names include Simon Earley Cambridge James Shaw and Eison. other details are unclear due to damaged text.

Zanesville Philo Shialemeadom Federal Grand Jury Columbus Federall G. S Irnesville Prazier Rase Times Shaw Paul IL Shaw Simon Earley Cambridge Sixailus A Mail James T.shaw Well Knoe Sas Scoousts In & Bamkruptcy Eison To-Sen Wiliam Jones Chumbusj Berris Pavo Cade Bur

Hazardous device sent by Cadwell sparks post office scare

Cadwell planned to mail a dozen more hazardous devices to companions as investigators traced a pattern of explosive parcels. A package postmarked from Les Ane was opened causing injuries and prompting a police raid that led to Cadwell’s arrest after a threatening telegram arrived to stop more shipments.

Auto crash in Vernon injures four. one dead

Vernon dispatch reports a collision as Dr James Hal of Frederickstown and four others were hurt. ReneStone suffered cuts and bruises. Dr Bail attempting to pass a parked machine caused the mishap.

Vernon Jjames Hal Frederickstown Renness ReneStone Bail

Help offered turns to robbery in Columbus incident

A man stopped to aid a motorist whose tire was flat near Columbus and was robbed. The suspect fled with a girl’s ring, two necklaces, and about $300 in cash as the two were traveling toward Cleveland.

Columbus Gert Cleveland

Mother Keeps Vigil for Missing Son Under His Year Old Christmas Tree

A distressed mother in Oochine endures a year of hope and sorrow as she keeps a withered Christmas tree in a cottage for her missing son Melvin Horst. Clues have failed to locate the boy, and neighbors recall the little dresses and toys once placed beneath the tree. The family waits for answers as Christmas nears.

Oochine Simbelle Orner Sody Toy sOittier Orue Reymond Herzst Tedas Melvin Orwiliz

Youth Revealed as Real Slayer of Mother's Friend

A youth confessed to stabbing Falta Studeman with a knife, claiming self defense and shielding his father. The grand jury reportedly dismissed the case after testimony, while the mother disputed the confession. Also noted is a Rogers bill promoting veterans relief in the House.

Youth Falta Studeman Mm Leriend Jed East Land John J. Quinn Studemen Keife Khexi Raymond Ers Rogers House Republican Massachusetts

Heavy fog disrupts air service halting flights

The fogbound airfield halted all flights with several planes attempting to land. One craft from Arizona diverted. pilots aborted landings due to zero visibility. No planes left, and no injuries were reported. A separate Washington note proposes funds to aid poor schools and supply elementary teachers and materials.

Cos Parrier Tecay Aizon Washington Seivie Repub

Unclear OCR fragment from Columbus store report

Fragmentary text appears to describe a hold up at a Columbus store with garbled wording and missing details. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are recoverable.

Salaries and Income Data From Prior Month Report

Washington dispatch reports salaries and income data with figures like 1 590 in wages and other payments for the prior period. Bureau notes show these incomes varied among individuals with details on returns and numbers tied to 1929 filings. Also reports say Nosare Judson Griseoia and state welfare director Griswold died from pneumonia at home in Columbus.

Washington Ormretios Ames Columbus Nosare Judson Griseoia Soa Hal B. Griswold Pnewnenia

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