Run Down as He Stepped into Street
Fragmentary report notes a man’s death after stepping into a street from a window in a building. Details are unclear whether this was an accident or other incident and no names or locations are readable.
22 Jun 1930
Page 1
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1930
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes a man’s death after stepping into a street from a window in a building. Details are unclear whether this was an accident or other incident and no names or locations are readable.
Amid agricultural distress, deflation talk dominates policy, with pricing pressures and supply concerns affecting markets. Officials warn persistent price declines threaten producers while export demand shows uneven rebound.
The text appears as tangled OCR fragments from a newspaper page. It hints at magazine sections, recipes, and fiction by Faith Baldwin with scattered page cues and price marks, but lacks coherent narrative or complete items.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an unknown youth dying after a car overturning near 12 miles away. Hospitalized, identity not confirmed. mentions bank officers and a 17 year sentence tied to a Cleveland case. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
A fragmented note records an event involving Sergei Wr Roentgen in Detroit with unspecified details. The text hints at a visit, cognition, and an engine or device mentioned with steam. Source is unreadable in parts, leaving uncertainty about date or purpose.
Examiners report lax capital and a 350000 dollar assessment to cover depositors as Shafer's manipulations wiped out the bank's capital. In Steubenville a man was killed by a falling stone at a Brad area quarry near here.
Vernon New York June 21 17 Leo First examined Feist a pioneer in modern music publishing He introduced business principles and international distribution via Pan Alley His notable works include Smoky Makes Star of the East and Over There Feist is survived by his wife Bessie A Feist and three sons Mason and two others
A garbled notice reports rising street incidents in Cleveland with tolls and damages from automobile mishaps. It notes victims and traffic issues, hinting at a pattern of recent crashes and stressed infrastructure.
Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd returns to his native Virginia to a massive homecoming in Richmond. Crowds cheers echo as he arrives at Broad Street station and proceeds to Capitol Square amid brass bands and salutes. Byrd accepts a gold and silver sword as a gift from the state and is toasted by Governor Pollard and local dignitaries before a dinner with his family.
A damaged OCR item mentions an event in York with Mexican ties and long hours, including an escort and an audience. The text is incomplete but notes seating and a sale, and references a continued page.
The board reports the death of Charles H Schneider sixty? eight? 28 a jeweler and manager connected with Baltonr Spacers at Wadsworth Ohio. He died after killing his wife during a vacation and then took his own life. He was known in Zanesville and southeastern Ohio and had connections to colleges and fraternity scenes.
A garbled OCR fragment presents disjointed terms and phrases including names and places but lacks coherent context or complete facts to form a clear news item or event. The readable bits do not specify persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes to summarize meaningfully.
Fragmentary text indicates a marriage event at 6 Pot in a home, mentioning Mrs Smith's niece. Names and places are garbled, but the gist notes a ceremony at a private residence with family present.
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