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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
1
A speeding car struck a dog and hurled an L. E. inspector into a ravine along Uli road near Weeeing Lake, Indiana. Investigators say the incident involved attempts to weld internal forces threatening Roumania. Police report no further injuries.
A scrambled report outlines a Senate committee's debate over a treaty related to recognition and refusals. It notes members from Dem and Rep sides, concerns about proper authorization, and references to the State Department and Borah. The fragment hints at a 1876 precedent and possible power struggles within the committee.
Palmec returns from Els to this city in a speeding car that leaped the rails after striking a dog. The vehicle toppled, injuring the driver and killing a passenger. Greemsey County authorities report the crash near the railroad, with extensive damage to the car. The deceased, identified as Palmec, was a resident of Cumberland, leaving a wife Mrs Florence Palmer and a son Robert, 22, with siblings and relatives listed. The inquiry notes car testing and license procedures by the local authorities and church affiliations of the victim.
A Doherty official faces embezzlement charges tied to a million dollar bank shortage. Shafer, accused of diverting funds from the Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust with $3.9 million alleged theft, posted a bond with his father, Q. J. Shafer. The case links stock market activities to bank accounts and ledger discrepancies. Continued on Pace Seven.
Columbus O June 10 George W White of Marietta former congressman and former chairman of the Democratic committee today qualified as a Democratic candidate for governor by using its declaration and petitions. He is the first candidate to file for governor Common Pleas Judge William Stephenson of West Union Adams county qualified as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for judge of the state supreme court.
Chicago police and officials vow full pursuit of Al Lingle murder after reporter Lingie slain near subway. Gangsters linked to Capone era tensions cited as motive. reward announced by Tribune and other papers. Authorities pledge all legal means to identify and capture killers as investigators sift witnesses and surveillance.
A flood of juvenile crime events sweeps the county with multiple robberies and thefts. Authorities report several incidents in southern sections including a store break in at a Cherry Meas company warehouse and other incidents near the Was county area. Several suspects sought. deputy Ardrey and Officer Tom Berrets are connected to multiple cases.
A court case involves Mrs. Mabel Mix and her daughter Jane Mix amid an alleged elopement with Douglas Gilmore. Attorney P. Martian seeks restraining orders and notes a $425 claim while the couple faces court action to annul the marriage and return to prior status.
In a chaotic scene, families fled as riots threatened pris ons amid tense conditions last week. Authorities deployed police and emergency services to restore order and prevent further violence at the confinement facilities.
Coralle Stanton and Heath Hosken present Dancing Judith a thrilling romance set on the stage. Judith rises to celebrity as Gideon schemes to win her love while powerful patrons steer her career amid intrigue. Begin Wednesday in The Signal.
J Knox Montgomery, president, presided as Muskingum College honored 115 graduates Tuesday morning. 115 earned BA, 12 BS. diplomas awarded to 30 in two-year programs. notable faculty and trustees oversaw the ritual in Brown Chapel. Rev. John W. Macker delivered the commencement address urging service and personal emancipation.
A long awaited return arrives as 2 M. McH inner, a 1865 Muskingum College alumnus and retired farmer from Drascoburg Fa, lands at New Concord by plane. The event marks a notable reunion with colleagues and a campus reception as commencement week nears.
Wickersham directed sharp criticisms of the dry laws in a speech to social workers at a national conference. He urged education over enforcement and argued the eighteen amendment policy has been misapplied, calling for a reexamination of Prohibition's administration and respect for legislative wisdom. The remarks, described as the first open attack on the dry laws, reflect strong debate within the era's public policy arena.
William Extel of Columbus fled his declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He filed petitions with 3059 signatures from five counties as part of the filing.
A. Berl Archer, a prominent agent with Wester end Southern Insurance Co, was found dead in the Muskingum River near his home. The body showed drowning signs after being recovered by officers and a river guard. no clear motive or cause established. Funeral plans set for Pine Street home with services at St James Episcopal Church.
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Partly cloudy conditions expected across Washington with showers in the northeast portion this afternoon or tonight. Little temperature change anticipated and Wednesday may see continued patchy clouds with modest relief from rain.
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