02 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1935
Page
1
Frantic relief efforts and rising death tolls emerge after the disaster. Officials warn that hundreds may be missing as floodwaters inundate towns, destroy homes, roads, and bridges, with searches continuing into the night.
In a turbulent 1970s political landscape the NRA decision draws sharp party line fault lines. The article notes tensions between federal and state levels over gun policy and political strategy affecting campaigns and policy by key figures.
In a sprawling political crime feature, reports trace kidnap suspect factions tied to the Barker and Karpi s gangs. The piece notes evolving signatures and campaign crosswinds as authorities pursue leads across Missouri Oklahoma Kansas lines.
Riggs a 38 year old filling station operator was found nailed to a cross by a roadside after an attack at his home. Investigators described his assailants as religious fanatics and said a recall petition controversy fuels amid reports of intimidation and forged signatures. Vicious details surface as authorities brace for further action.
A wanderer named Stephen Linsky in Los Angeles was exposed to a black widow spider venom and collapsed. A cardboard box containing the spider and a postcard noted the death of the creature and hinted at a buyer. the card bore a Los Angeles postmark signed R W Thorp.
Zanesville officials press for PWA and federal funds to finance multiple local works. Mayor and council explore eligible projects and await approvals expected under federal programs.
A busy slate of doubleheaders reshaped standings as Joe Voemik moved up to replace Belle Hersey of the Browns but settled for second. Jimmie Koix helped Woemik post a 14 point night. Joe Medwick hit five of ten for eleven points as St Louis climbed. Terry tied for second in the south with a after Portsmouth beat Zanecylin 4 to 3 and Rutgers won at Marietta in the Mid America Regatta.
Russell Roberts of 841 Prospect Avenue was mauled by a Bengal tiger at the Columbus Zoo while visiting with his family. The tiger tore a deep hand wound but medical care was prompt and Roberts, though weakened, is expected to recover. He serves as secretary treasurer of the Zanesville Provision Company.
Edward, president of the Columbus Packing Co, announced charges against 7 or 22 men arrested yesterday in connection with a strike at the plant, accusing them of conspiracy and otour.
Reporter notes dramatic injury to tenor Will Thomas near Roseville as a heavy board toppled from a drifting oil well structure. He suffered a fractured skull and severe trauma while moving a lug of casings. Hospitalized, his condition has fluctuated with cautious signs of partial improvement.
The performer Thelina White 32 unemployed dancer rode a white charger in Times Square denying pleas from onlookers. A bystander calmed the horse while a constable removed the dancer and she faced disobedience charges. A banner urged tax reduction as the event drew attention from police and witnesses.
In a dramatic prison execution, Ireadway died in the electric chair but reiterated that he was framed for the murder of Mus Rat and Bese Clev. The article notes his wife Margaret and Governor Daes denial of clemency, while detailing the execution setup and onlookers as reported to continue on Page Five.
The report notes ongoing concrete plant construction at Wills Creek Dam and rapid work at all dam sites. Progress includes excavation, blasting, rock latching, and embankment tasks with crews averaging 124 to 185 workers across the week.
A meeting of Virginia coal operators discussed the Guffey bill aimed at preventing a miners walkout. John Leyla, president of the union, warned the bill could avert a strike but faced Senate hearings to resolve disputes.
Fragmentary report mentions soft coal movement and hearings, references to NRA, federal compact talks, and a disturbance in a town with references to Fernelli Canton and Rhode Island. Readers alerted to an upcoming event. several disjointed names and places appear with limited coherence.
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