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Zanesville Signal

Location

Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1925

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Europe Hit by Severe Storms Across Continents

Gales, snow, and torrential rain hit many centers in Europe. France reports snowbound regions and damaged coastlines while shipping is crippled along the Atlantic and Mediterranean. Spain and London endure snow and cold with wrecks and warnings of heavy danger.

France Spain HE Associated Press Calabria Sicily Brittany French’ Atlantic Seaboard London

European Coastal Storm Ravages Sicily Calab ria and Portugal

Reports describe a major storm along the western Italian coast striking Sicily and Calabria with strong winds and flooding. Heavy damage to homes and communications, ships damaged, and several injuries noted. Portugal reports floods, collapsed houses, washed out rail lines, and rescue efforts as an airplane carrying dignitaries sinks at an airfield.

Sicily Calabria Portugal Lisbon Primo de Rivera Duke of Vittoria Seville Madrid

Ferguson Targets Wealthy Liquor Law Violators in Texas

Texas governor Miriam Ferguson proposed a $500 reward for each conviction of liquor law violators worth $3,900 or more. She accused wealthy businessmen of buying immunity while poor defendants face penitentiaries, linking the drive to highway investigations and political opponents.

Iolations Texas Austin IAPI Mirriam A. Ferguson Ferguson James Niquer Law Enforcement Ergustin New Now Leen Nand Singh Hindoo Promser Seecinpinig Tes- Olley Howe

Homicide case prompts insurer payout from Geist death

A Nebraska insurer paid a $4 000 premium claim after G Harvey Geist death, daughter Sarah Geist receiving $2 000 and $3 00 to the estate. Coroners ruled death from strangulation though mystery surrounds the Muskia Laundry leader’s disappearance and a related fire.

Fracture Skull In Wreck Not A Scratch Says He's Slugger

Melvin Swartz, 29, of Tiltonville, believed to have fractured skull after crash on Crooks Hollow road near Yorkville. The other man injured slightly. Swartz unconscious at Bethesda Hospital with X ray to determine internal injuries. he works at Wheeling Steel & Iron Co. in Yorkville.

Melvin Swartz Tiltonville Swartz Tris Deen Bethesda Hospital It Iis Bel Young Swartz Wheeling Steel & Iron Co Yorkville

Seven Die As Auto Hit By Michigan Interurban Train

Seven people, four men and three women, were killed when an automobile was struck by a Michigan interurban train at a crossing in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The crash scattered wreckage along the track. investigators and authorities worked through the night to identify the victims and determine fault. The car bore a license belonging to Stephen Hult of Grand Rapids.

Wisconsin Rapids Wis Ray Davis William Bauer Bauer Davis Frank Flator Ong Interurban Grand Ranlds Mich Donald Peterson Aic Brates Peterson Jerossaing Nersons Stephen Hult Grand Ranies Middletons Edward M. Keenan Hla

Plan to Padlock 34 Cafes in Hamilton

Hamilton news reports Deputy Prohibition Commissioner Probst plans padlocking at least 34 cafes after gathering evidence in Hamilton. The article notes a separate case in Olney Wells charged with slaying a dry officer, and other incidents including a fatal auto crash near Toledo and a suspect confession in a spate of attacks.

Hamilton A. Probst Tonizhte Tsee Arnold Skinner J. B. Walla Afiddletown Olney Wells Cate Robert Try

Robbery anchored by penny trail at Renner bank

Catherine Rogers aged 49 and her 13 year old daughter Zera confessed to robbing Renner State Bank and taking 3590 dollars. Detectives traced the haul via pennies from their Sioux Falls home where they were arrested. Bond set at 6000 dollars each, case continued.

South Dakota Thak Catherine Rogera Zera Renner State Bank Rauw R. BE. Rogers Rogers Veterans’ Bureau Battle of the Argonne Thei Joct Roger Hone Sioux Falls Dauskeler Rogera

Aged Man Stricken On Street At Sixth and Main

L Brake aged 1 on 1445 Maple avenue suffered a fainting spell around 734 o'clock Saturday evening at Sixth and Main. Bystanders helped him to Howell's drug store for medical aid before he was taken by ambulance to Goold Samaritan hospital. He is resting and not considered seriously ill. uncle Mr Drake of 1445 Maple avenue had moved from Columbus to stay with his niece.

L. Brake Maple Avenue Howell Goold Samaritan Hospital Mader Drake ix Carl Ulitle Columbus

Robbery plot and jail time loom in Ohio case

The article details Mia Rogers and her husband planning a bank holdup at Renner bank, nervously proceeding despite risk, and the couple’s arrest. It notes their five acre tract, livestock value about $1,000, two autos, and Mrs. Rogers as an heir in an $158,000 probate estate. Separate content covers a midnight premiere of The Merry Widow at the Liberty with a sold-out audience and local praise, plus Washington tax talks on retroactive inheritance rates and proposed cutbacks.

Renner, Bank Zera Mrs. Rogers Renner Bank Mia Rogers Zanesville von Stroheim Elite Liberty Premiem Pfrl the Metryaridow Manéuvine Ling Freev Reign Leone Grandstaff Dorothy Aitken Sally Dania Wastz Weller Theatre Orchestra Dorothy Ketler Browaml Mochtings Washington jEveryone

Jockey Mooney Ruled Off Turf For Life

Lexington, Nov 25 AP Jockey Mooney ruled off turf for life by Kentucky state racing commission the harshest penalty for racing regulation violations Mooney linked to alleged pulled final race in Ontario and accused of paying another rider to fix the race Merger testified Mooney denies the charge and loses all license and access to race courses as spectator or official

Lexington Lockey J. A. Mooney Kent ‘Tucky State Racing Commission Enix Nation Commission Mooney Lataota Ont Donald Mérgler Rnde Kentucky Alub Louisville Mergler Bumpkin Admris Siow Sherwood Maid

Inheritance Taxes Help Zanéaville Borough Survive

Zanéaville faces bankruptcy but can dodge embarrassment via inheritance tax payments. The Sturtevant estate gave about $8,000 to the city, and the Weller estate paid $28,443.04, the largest single estate contribution in the county. The tax proceeds will cover city obligations as the Weller holdings of Samuel A. Weller, pottery maker, are estimated near half a million. The Guined estate will distribute funds between city and state, with the city receiving roughly $3,000 after advances. The tax, at one percent, will be collected in coming months as estate funds become available.

Zanéaville Samuel A Weller Ratta

Adoption Plot Involving 13 Year Old Missoula Girl

San Francisco police and juvenile authorities opened an inquiry into John Warren McCord a promoter from Alaska over plans to adopt 13 year old Victoria Des champs of Missoula Montana. The girl's parents withdrew consent via telegram after the auction procedure, while detectives questioned McCord at his hotel. Victoria a high school student traveled with sisters from Missoula to Portland and San Francisco before the matter moved into court proceedings.

San Francisco Novista Poilce Juvenila John Warren McCord Victoria Des*champs Nissoula Mont Missoula Duncan ‘Matheson M. McCord Victoria Portland Ore

Columbus OKs Federal Challenge to 45 Story Tower

The American Insurance Union wins another appeal in its bid to build a 45 story skyscraper on West Brand street Columbus Ohio Federal Judge Benson We Hough denies Chicago rival Frank McGarry’s bid for a referee and cancellation of plans ruling the A IU is regulated by Ohio laws and immune from federal suits unless filed by the state attorney general Steel work is reported complete on eighteen stories of the structure

Columbus American Insurance Union Tally Toenl West Brand Street Benson We Hough Prank McGarry Chicago McGarry Iompany M+ I. Tegal Hough Ohio

Flames wipe out tile plant at Oak Hill

Portsmouth Ohio November 24 A hundred workers were unemployed after a fast moving fire destroyed the three story frame brick and tile plant of the William E Dee company near Oak Hall about thirty miles from Portsmouth The loss is put at about 200000 and partially insured Fire officials suspect a short circuit caused the blaze

Portsmouth William E. Dee Company Oak Hall

Annabelle Hartman Sets World Record in Indoor Shooting

Miss Annabelle Hartman 17 of Crestline claims the world's championship number of consecutive bullseyes with a total of 297, achieved at Crestline's fifty foot indoor range after seven hours and twenty minutes of shooting. She is a member of the Senior Winchester Girls' Fifth club and exhausted after missing Saturday.

Annabelle Mansfield Annabelle Hartman Crestline Hartman J Sunior Winchester

Eleven children and a rancher family in Montana

Mrs. Deschamps, wife of a wealthy Montana rancher, denies adoption rumors involving Victoria Deschamps, a 13 year old girl. Warren McCord, now in San Francisco, is rumored to seek the child, but the Deschamps family insists no adoption will occur. The Deschamps live four miles west of Nisbourg on the ranch, part of a large family of eleven children.

Francisco Belnvont Hera Victoria Alaska Jonelines McCord Mexico Tony Deschampa Warren McCord Wells San Francisigco Victoria " Deschamps Tug Western Montana Cleven

Eppley Brothers Offered Large Purchase Deal

A town firm reportedly offered a handsome sum to buy Eppley Brothers entire gasoline and oil business. A representative was in the city Saturday and planned to return Sunday for a definite reply, with decision expected by next Wednesday. no action was definite yet.

Whatenala Eppley Brothers Eppley Zanes Eppley Bros Weil

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