23 Dec 1929
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1929
Page
1
Ohio faces a heavy snowstorm with about five inches blanketing roads and neighborhoods creating accidents and travel disruption. Reports describe fatalities and injuries across Cleveland Brookpark and Toledo areas as residents cope with continued snowfall and power and water outages.
In Belin December 23 the nationalist measure led by Dr Alfred Hugenberg to reject the Young Plan failed in a nationwide referendum. Voters largely stayed away from the polls amid Christmas shopping and apathy, with roughly 41.5 million eligible voters and a decisive margin for the no side.
The Signal details a Christmas party for local children hosted by Mrs. Lemmon and overseen by Charles L. Beathary at Roggeboe 5. Children from Virs. Lala Lemmon’s family will ride in an automobile to a celebration with hats, costumes, and present donations from Zanessale. Festivities include performances and a gathering at Frances and other locals as they await gifts and entertainment for the season.
A masked man fired twice on a crowded street killing Mary Pshock and injuring Miss Gallagher F. He fled after refusing to walk with the victim and was sought by police. Pshock underwent surgery at Charity Hospital in serious condition. Detectives examined bullets and connected the case to earlier shootings linked to Pshock and Reacher.
Fragmentary notes indicate a vague sale or notice with unclear details about a person named Didja and a seller. The text references a date like 5-18 and mentions Mrs as a possible party or beneficiary.
Reported signing of a protocol as two signal steps for pellet arm and diplomacy matters. Officials Moosimanovhy representing the Soviet government and This yune pheps representing Muhden tovern reents appear as signatories.
In Holyrood California December 23 a charity event provides Christmas for 600 youngsters. Mrs Charigne Shelby says the public has been misled about the case surrounding William Desmond Tar, shot dead February 1, 1922. Shelby calls for a full investigation and insists she is not guilty of any complicity.
A newspaper brief reports a woman and seven others overcome when smoke or flames issued from a chimney in a Manhattan Bronx eight story apartment building. The incident occurred near Warren Street and involved local residents and responders.
A tumultuous accident involving a plane impact near a plane show injures several, including Leaner Qakiend and Cali Ms Fesscom, with multiple passengers reported shaken but alive. Damaged vehicles and debris scatter the area as emergency crews respond. witnesses describe a violent collision and a chaotic rescue.
The article reports on proposed revisions to the federal farm land program with Senate and House involvement. It notes opposition from Representative Raitey and others who warn of a national scandal as Congress weighs regulatory changes. Details reference land banks, bonds, and potential shifts in land ownership and governance.
Police report a surge in crimes across Cleveland amid intensified patrols. Officials vow swift action to restore order as residents express concern over rising incidents and safety.
Lancaster Pa December 23 three whirlers in a blizzard scene caused chaos as heat threats mounted. Marshall collapsed in church pew and was taken to hospital. A death or medical emergency spurred officials to treat others for heat illness.
Tentative plan allows x mothers to travel to memorial sites in France to honor sons lost in war. Maj. Gen. B F C orders and dates set under congress to cover expenses for mothers and widows. Trips timeline spans May to October 1993 with ceremonies and cemetery pilgrimages in Europe and related memorial events.
Washington December 23 Republicans and Democrats slug through a sugar tariff issue as the Hoover administration stays silent on the lobby probe. House Democrats push for direct questions to Hoover about testimony from Cuba Sugar Co. head H Lakin while Rep Garner leads the Democratic critique and Rep Wood denounces the move as misrepresentation.
Harold Baits of Lee street Ely was injured about the chest and abdomen when he was caught between a freight car and a heavily loaded truck he was pulling. He worked for the freight department of the railroad and was taken to the hospital in serious condition. Police described the incident as a work accident and investigated the scene.
Dispatch from Central News reports a large drowning incident on December 23 with incomplete details. The report lacks full names locations and casualty figures as the wire service continues to verify information.
Weather forecast notes mainly cloudy skies with slightly rising temperatures through Tuesday. Mild conditions expected in the southeast portion with gradual warming.
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