24 Jul 1925
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
1
A distressed prisoner in county jail near execution talks of his “very shadow of gallows” moment. He contemplates possible appeals and, while unsure of next steps, cites counsel and fear of punishment as he awaits clarity on legal procedure and charges.
Fragmentary report details a near death incident with phrases about stepping on death and repeated escapes from gallows. The text references a governor and a cited case, but lacks coherent sequence or clear names, leaving the central event hazy and partially obscured.
During the Parade of American Atlors a balcony collapsed injuring 16 spectators, sailors from the American fleet halted the march, moved the injured aside, and the parade resumed after the victims were attended. The stand offered a view of the parade as it swung past a crowded street.
Reports describe a car overturning in a ditch three miles east of Lima. A 3925 model Suick coupe, driven by a Milford man, crashed spilling whiskey and causing fatal injuries. Sheriff Crosson seized the wrecked vehicle. theories vary from suicide to accidental death.
Mrs. Braden of Lickias Vt collapses in court as her husband Ken Braden is fined nineteen dollars and costs and must serve ten days in jail for petit larceny. The case centers on Braden allegedly taking items from Kenneth W. Bellinger and later pawned, with the affidavit revised to misdemeanor after Bellinger’s visit to municipal court.
Fragmentary weather notes indicate cooler conditions tonight with showers, followed by a warm spell Saturday. Forecasters expect northwest sections to see variable rain and rising temperatures into the weekend.
Dan Stein a leading Republican figure in Summit County ends his life by plunging 117 feet from the Alde Street viaduct. Witnesses described him pacing before climbing onto the railing and leaping to the sidewalk below. Stein, 65, left a widow and five children. investigations into county contracts and alleged frauds are noted as background to his distress.
The federal case involves Loren H. Wintner and others challenging teacher salaries amid alleged disrespect to the state. Frank Waite, treasurer of the United States, is cited as a defendant with Letts overseeing the defense in a matter about safeguarding public funds from improper use.
A report notes that the Hed Ball Bus 60 defied OO offices and used highways, resulting in an arrest as authorities conduct across sections of this interstate matter.
The Republican National Committee presses influence on the enforcement agenda amid turmoil. Figures including Massachusetts official James S White and Commissioner Blair are involved as changes to a district plan are discussed. Transformation slated for August 1, with gradual rollout.
Redpath Chautauqua tent arrives at the fair grounds and is erected for the week long event starting Sunday at 2 o clock. Committes urge remaining ticket buyers to call at Sum Savings and Loan Co for assistance.
A state commission ruled on a case involving two elderly sisters killed by a revolver shot. The crime scene shows a car moved from a garage and a robbery motive suspected. Nicholes Fiamertr and Belew EB were named in the surrounding inquiry as investigators pursued the pair behind the slayings.
The sequel Footloose follows the Flapper Wife narrative and begins its run next Tuesday July 28 at Signal theater. The production features a modern period setting and aims to draw audiences with lively music and dance scenes.
National Ku Klux Klan officers visited Zanesville on Friday to discuss the removal of a large passenger airplane that was forced to land after engine trouble. Attorney William Zumbrunn and others accompanied the flight crew as authorities arranged transport for a Denver based Klan unit. the mission was later canceled and the Zanesville meeting ended.
A man claiming to be Robert Scott appeared at a Chicago hotel seeking help for a distress message to his father in Detroit. The visitor, described as 25 to 30 with dark trousers and light shirt, spoke in fragments about cramps and fatigue before asking for assistance to reach his father.
Entries have been made in the stock department with extensive cattle testing and reports of abundant ewe and ram stock. Breeders prepare for six classes while the sheep department plans broader divisions to meet standards, with exhibitions slated for the fair season.
Fragmentary text indicates a municipal and county campaign establishing a new custody or holding location on a second floor. The wording references the Federated club and authorities, with unclear names and dates.
Robinson shows offered big street parade Friday noon with orphans as matinee guests. The afternoon performance drew hundreds of children from day nurseries, while the evening show featured the animal acts and circus pageant. Management invited the Muskingum Motor Club to attend and thanked hosts Archdeacon Claimed and O W Doddsher.
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