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Show MAGNA PAGE TWO News Review of Current Events the World Over Lindbergh Baby Kidnaping Brought Near Solution by Arrest Presidents Board Offers Plan for Settling the Textile Strike. I . By EDWARD W. PICKARD WmIki Knaptbit VnlM. the arrest of Bruno velopments the mills bad been reWITO Hauptmann In Mew York opening under military protection, city, Uie government agents and and In consequence the strikers had tate police appeared to be well on resumed tbelr acts of violence. the way toward solving the Lind- There were numerous bloody enbergh baby kidnaping and murder counters between them and Nationmystery. The prisoner, a German al Guardsmen In New England, alien thirty-fivyears old, was New York, Pennsylvania, Georgia nabbed after be bad given to a and the Carolines. In Connectlrnt the disorders abated and the state filling atatlon man a $10 gold certificate that was found to be part troops were being demobilised. of the ranaom paid the kidnapers A Carrying out bis plana for exJafxle" tending the atrlke to all branches by Dr. John F, Condon over a cemetery wall In a vain of the textile Industry, Gorman attempt to get the buby returned. aent out order ior 20,000 dyers to In Hauptmann's garage In the quit their Jobs. The union workers were at 111 enBronx the police found $13,750 which also was Identified as' part raged at Gen. Hugh 8. Johnson, of the $50,000 Jufsle had paid. Then NltA administrator, for his attack circumstantial evidence rapidly waa on the strike at a meeting of code gathered to prove Hauptmann waa authorities in New York. He charged one of the guilty men, and he waa that the walkout was In absolute r partially Identified by Doctor Con- violation of an agreement made by don, as well as by a taxi cab driver the United Textile Workers with who said the prisoner was the man the government last June. This the who gave him $! eleven days after union leaders flatly denied and the kidnaping to carry a note to they demanded the resignation of Johnson, (fornmn said: Jafsle. We wllf Join 4n submitting Officials of the Department of Jnstlre announced that - Haupt- any lastiera the Nit A aa long as mann's handwriting tallied with General4fohnso1s administrator or that of ransom notes sent by the occupies a position of determining Influence In the recovery adminiskldnnpers. Police Commissioner John F. tration. We said he ought to reOUyan. who made the bfllclnl an- sign and we meant It, Since thnt nouncement of the developments Is our view, we could not Join In Jointly for New York and New Jer- any submission to the NRA while sey authorities as well as for the lie has the power to make NltA federal- - Department of Justice, declared that Hauptmann admitted under severe questioning that he of the sharpest bad been employed as a carpenter ONE si 1e of the Roosevelt adnear the Lindbergh home at llqe-well- . ministration 111 not be In the next congress to give pnln to the New James M Oltyan also asserted that police bad established that Hauptmann Reek of Pennsyl had had access to the lumber yard vanla, leading au In which lumber was found bearing thorlty on the Con a peculiar mark, similar to that stltutlon, has an found on the ladder left at the nounced he will Beene of the kidnaping. Hauptjiot seek mann, be added. Is In this country bees uie congress Illegally. He Is married and baa a has become a rubson. ber stamp." He had Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh, who been renominated, were In Isis Angeles, were said to but prefer not to have known In advance that the ar- run. However, the rest was expected. They secluded administration will themselves and would say nothing not be relieved from his attacks, for publication. for he Intends to continue them In the court. I am uot retiring from public FEDERAL JUDGE W. CALVIN of Baltimore hand- life, Mr. Reck explained. This ed down an opinion holding that the Is no time for any citizen to lessen farm moratorium amendment to his activities In defense of our form the federal bankruptcy act passed of government. 1 am retiring front fcy congress last June Is unconstcongress because I believe I can itutional This amendment, known help In this great cause n ore efas the Frar.ler-I.emklaw, authorfectively In the federal courts, ize farmers to go Into where I have practiced for more federal courts and reduce their ob- than fifty year, than In congress, ligations. The Judge held that It where the minority Is gagged and violates the rights of creditors as reduced to Impotence. outlined In the fourteenth, amend-nieti-t . Our form jif government can to the Constitution and that only he saved by- - restoration It seeks to the rights of Republican party to power,' and I state courts. hope with my pen and voice to The court pointed out that each serve thnt party as effectually In the State has laws to protect both the ranks as In congress." creditor and the debtor. The Fra-ie- r lwmke act. It was stnted, wiped state primary away the safeguards for creditors especially Interesting be and amounted to confiscation. cause of the fact thut the polled the largest vote by a In the textile the La Follette Prowide margin, Industry pEACK was almost In sight after the gressives and the Republicans trailPresident special mediation board ing. The Democrats reported to him Its plan for ending Gov. Albert G. Schcdemnn, vigorthe bloody strike ous supporter of the New Deal. He that has been going will be opposed by lhll La Follette, on for weeks The who received the Progressive nomcarried ination without contest, and Howreport to Mr. Itoosevelt at ard T. Greene, Republican, who deHyde. Park by Sec-- feated former Governor Zimmerretary of Labor man and J. N. Ttttemore. John N. Callahan. former naPerkin -- and Gov. i John G. Wlnant, tional committeeman, was named chairman of the for the senate by the Democrats, board. It proja sod and John It. Chapffile was the unthe following four opposed choice of the Republicans. Senator Robert M. I.a Follette, Jr., point program: 1. Appointment was of course nominated by his pew by the President of a textile labor party. relations hoard of three mendiers to settle all questions of nnlon recadmitted to RUSSIA was duly In the League of ognition at the several textile mills and to handle all other employer-employe- e Natlons, only three votes In oppo- sltioir being' 'cast, and-th- en was disputes In the Industry 2. An Investigation by the Degiven a iermanent seat In the counpartment of Labor and the federal cil of the league. Maxim Litvinov, trade commission of the textile In- Soviet commissar for foreign afdustrys ability to meet the higher fairs, pledged his nation to work wage payments which the union D through the league for world peace. demanding. Declaring flatly that Russia would 3. A moratorium on the stretchgive up no attribute of Its social out system, whereby, the union system. I.ltvinov warned the assemClaims, employers are adding to the bly that "peace and security canwork load of their employees; dur not be organized on the basis of hig the moratorium the textile la- shifting sands and verbal promises." bor relations board shall appoint a it should he established, he said, textile work assignment control thnt any state Is entitled to board to plan a permanent control reasonable security from Its near and remote neighbors5- ofjbe stretchout. 4. An Investigation by the DeNext day. after a debate on plans partment of Labor Into the various to end the war between Paraguay classifications of work In the4ex-tll- a and Bolivia, spokesmen for Russia Industry and the wage scale privately asserted that the danger for eifch classification. of war In the Far Fast has lessened, President Roosevelt was highly relations between Japan and Russia pleased with the 10,000-worreport having Improved. "Ofthe board and expressed that tt would ahnw the way to end NEWYORICS city assembly has for lottery-schetha strike. F. J. Gorman, leader of . tha strike, aubmltted to the union's the purpose of raising relief funds, executive council the question of awabavlng been devised to cirEaring the workers return to the cumvent the 'law. The business mills pending final arrangements. men and the clergy are protesting Immediately preceding these de- - violently C br - e I d Y e debt-ridde- . of-th- e siijK-rsod- e Wls s T 1 de-mn- d ' bis-hop- me Times magna. Friday utah BRISBANE the ence famous gold city Ilea In ruins, having been swept by flames with damage estimated at $3,000,000, Four hundred persona - were rendered homeless, and most of the food supplies were burned up. Relief vesRedskin end Spartans ' sels with food and medical supplies National Topics Interpreted Where Ghost Creep wers rushed to the place and there Bruckart William hv She Threw No Party waa no fear of shortage. The government at Washington granted New York Need Money thua using govfor the nance corporation, $50,000 In direct assistance and As plan over. Mussolini them beglnsmllitary training tide to Washington. ernment credit planned other relief measures. The expansion of the New Deal a for Italian boy at tbe age of eight these of borrowing result a as citizens were hurriedly producoil, It rail- years, the idea being to give boy belief bas aprung up that tbe comes more and ing lumber and other materials In Railroad to finance them- a passion for military life through unable are road rebuildthat the hope of st least partly more evident Railroad corpora- frequent contact wKh armed force. Legislation of selves longer. ing the city before It Is Isolated by gessdon Tbe red Indiana went even furIs tion statements, however, seem t winter Ice. I congress convening tn Januaryrailpa- back. They developed It but ther alway belief, this dispute due to take up the question of to I the and that war of ion ecalpa for offset rgument difficult to t yet federal road JAMES A. MOFFETT,announced legislation. Its nature even before the little fight ownership commissioner, Its scope is still kind. Government undetermined. waa born, providing and papoose the beargument ing are using that on November 1 be would veiled In secrecy. There is the cer- vocate find their case the females with Interesting little executive railroad Roosevelt gin releasing funds for the conhowever, that the to crush ltt the struction of st least a million new tainty. difficult to prove, because the av- atone hammers used administration is prepared to pre-aewarriors underenemy of skulls not eurvtvlng Individual does homes. prosals, dealing erage finan- as the aquawe went carefully, over such of outs modernizahome Ins and the of the stand Concerning tn a new way with the railroads tbe battlefield at dusk. tion and repair phase of the pro- the cial problems. country. the Sparta trained her boys for kill- gram, the administrator declared the railroads, of this of probaOn the side The first Intimation m to mu even' encouraging at lug. that more than 1,000 communities visit a advanced bility came recently through East- argument Is being unarmed helots. for have set up or are setting up com- to practice, are der, most b. the part for carriers the President by Joseph mittee to direct the program loof rail In fairly good financial shape and as they went to their work before man, federal Thanksthat He i sunrise. by cally. predicted roads. Mr. Eastman let it be known that as soon as there Is any sign ofwaa unimportant com. But Inwith giving more than fi.OOfj municipalan Sparta benefit conference will by an extended recovery they Athene end ities will have established such com- after creased volume of traffic which, of pared to Intelligent the President that railroad legislaPuritan easily disposed mittees. white few It Tbe and that revenue. more means drafted, waa being course, Financial supitort, he sftld, has tion would be presented to congress railroads claim further that there of the Indiana. Intelligence and come from 7.000 hanks and such wars. It be placed that la too much restrictive legislation Justice win loans have been made In all states with the request of ' In these gnd. airplane day legislamust the nuv way. and that additional steps near the top of but three. mere the president. Since by' the government In the nature of, poison gas the warrior with desired by tion From field reports we estimate for combat" will soon get it to the' summer Mr. Eastman's supervisory control Is going to make passion that one million dollars a day In at llyde Bark, New their Job more difficult If they are more of It than b can digest. house white loan, are being made under onr noxt to to earn sufficient revenue to pay plan; and from experience to discover their expenses. Impossible Long ago In Venice was built a campast community modernization , tbe niiroad pro- a Is still another phase of the fine palace, the Abbey of EL Greg-palaThere double J??? we .7 that that sure are palgns worked out by the brain has changed The railroad question that Is causing ory amount of cash business Is being gram being Mr. Eastman. trusters and students of hands and I now being renovat-th- e concern some among done." On unquestioned authority, neverproblem of transportation. It ed," with plumbing, bath tuba, show-Is made to apiear that It theless, of In--j era, electric bells, telephones, radio, that. If the present set-uwhich Is the third Mr. Eastman, or his professor aides, terstate Commerce commission con-- 1 that would considerably TOBACCO, surprise In the United States have an Idea that there ought to be trnl over the railroads Is disturbed, any ancient abbot has always been without an organand cabinet another member of tbe No Long Bear from across the the chances are great that politics ized futures market. Rut It has one that this member might to be tbe will again become Involved. I think mountains, no roving Hua from Tobacco York New for the now, secretary of transport ition. O') persons agree that the rail- - yond the Volga, has appropriated Exchange, Inc., on Rroad street, has equally good authority it ran be roads have kept out of politics to a the religious palace to other uses, openbd for business after two years stated plans pro that the pre-eof preliminary organization work large extent In the last ton or flf-- , The new tenant Is a very' pretty the New Peal have toon under grama In whirl the ftvdera! department of years, but the students of, slender American girl named proved to be Jike railroad timeta Insist to me that If hara Hutton, who brings with her agriculture rn ooporatod1? nowithout to change subject such an office as secretary of trans- - the proceeds of a five and ten cent The contract basis Is United bles, fedthe tice are deMned to give with cabinet membership store system that- - can- quickly States standard fine cured type 12, eral government additional super- portatlon n Is nine are created There types right then tbe railroads change any old abbey into a grade P.tF, over the railroads. w ill be In politics up to their em, fashionable and numerous grades deliverable visory authority domicile. dilatory Indeed, some insiders claim that ears. Politicians will not long over- - she under specified differentials under Mr. brings also a husband, a Geor Eastman may go as far as pro- look brrti contract that has the opportunity to dig their gian prince, the form of named Mdlvanl, the that the government buy Into such a luscious sltua- - product of the fiv and ten cent adopted The unit of trading Is posing lea-- e them and railroad properties 10,000 pounds nnd quotations are in tlon. They will see how they can stores, who will know how to make to the railroad corporations for rents nnd five one hundredths of a bark manipulate freight rates to the bene- - the old abbey ring with merri-f- it This !ine of the pro cent per pound own districts or states menL" of their Delivery points operation. Strange old ghosts will remains wholly undisclosed have been established to date at gram or other areas, they will likewise creep cautiously over highly pol-se- e It and but rumor gossip, Norfolk nnd Newport News, Va., beyond numerous Jobs, and politics with-- ' ished, newly waxed doors, and say seems proper to say that, thus far, and Loulsv He, Ky. out Jobs sinks to a low ebb. It Is to them: Well, live and learn." from Issued denial no been there has thus made to appear, and In this quarter. any responsible I am voicing the conrepented-- I PREMIER MUSSOLINI wants It Is my understanding that nu statement no! thnt Italy sensus numerous of observers, that In are the country merous groups more war, but he Is taking no we are on the verge of a crucial de- - , Is a It bitter for fight. name of Greta Garbo chances. In an order designed to organizing of cisinn. It is one that may mean as jenied course, that the rail her twenty-eightmake Italy an armed nation, his well known, birthday a of transfer above, gigantic themselves have reorganized recently. As a young girl she cabinet has directed that all males roads Into one solid Industry Into the hands of politl- associations their Stocholm above the age of eight and below and substantial agency which Is to clans or the framing of scientific S"'e(le' she bas nad tnd thirty three, shall receive military act as their for forthcom-The future. the policy ' earned en hotmnd dollars S spokesman. Indicatraining. are that out of tbe movement lug congress must decide. week. Her birthday Is mentioned At the same time It waa revealed tions will because this queer young lady did that Italy's farming Industry will by the railroad managements come a trade body to be known as The Agricultural Adjustment ad- - not throw any be brought Into strong national orgreat party on tbe American the Institute, Railway ministration has Just published a edge of any costly California swim- ganization under the corporative whli h will serve as tbe spokesman on the nilng pool. Just a quiet evening at trpa,ike stnte system, to be Inaugurated Noi Elans call AAA for all of the railroads. and philoso- - home, cxptainspian vember 10. said ahe, and stayed at In phy of the New home to think of swiftly passing Itself The wt 'king class will tie weld- for establishment of headquarters will Beal for American time. ed together In one group and the Washington where the group That helps to explain her he in close contact at all times with ngmulture In the form of a 52 r success. class in another; page Es blldet eln Talent Slcb The two classes will he united In the shirting trends of governmental booklet vvhnh H entitled Aclilev- - in der Stiller. maneuvers the railroads. a respecting Balance In Agriculture. ing In the central corporations. Two- - major imttofmt r York clty must'feed lOe.OOO with the rertaiiiv tint Oonp'e-b.irntinn nt J be railroad there will iniriRty fffninlMTKtiNrp&j lejiOaton separate groups. Theses are the their gas, light and rent billa. considered by t! e Fascist Confederation of AgriculThe city has been paying out Federal sos forthcoming turists, for the ovv tier managers, ooo.ooo a month, or at the rate $17 congress and the Fascist Confederation Ownership Is a of $201,000,000 a year, almost half strong Agricultural Workers. what It cost to run the whole naal of activity among advocates of tional government before the big Is thoroughly aroused government ownership. In previous AUSTRIA I war started. letters owner-dihave reported authentic reports The problem, now 'to, continue from Brussels that former Empress advocates In and out of the uduiiu e Istratbm said to he working . t .Piling the money, has been tern- Zita Intends to establish her resion for legislation plats dence In Austria, ,' potMrily solved by a th agreement between the mayor and a I ) n g with her eventually to result In federd own s hoard of aldermen. ership of the transportation Business In eight children. terns. Ihov 'ar this has gone iar. New York city will pay a relief Ardiduke In the tuX- - (, not now he stated. It ran he sq ) h Otto, pretender to pf 1 per cent h wever, that the move ,lie T,lls th;it pay Income tax to definite!), ,S:IV the thrones of hofh the s mu mjeq to I t ween national place 11 thnt country and ment Is g t ng force an oh- -, rv, government will pay to tw o n complete well arqu i,.d with the niidoroi r -Yorlt dty re,lef 15 P Hungary. It was what we are trvlig to do. Oh asserted that this rent of go- eminent plans Insi-- t t ,1 they pny the rvers In the rnllroa Is have a battle on t! e r jtn frrndy are Tho world's richestgovernment' Hapshnrg family hands dty win also that Is larger than tie im- had - been granted mediate of ,T addition d ie tv re nil citizens to gamble, profit! fo hbip to repermission ' turn as plain citi- strletlve leg datlon. ,"AnmKl!inK Public relier Uelf pvi" Archduka Otto zens If Otto wrould In some quarters In Washing-oupon vvh'rh a governmental niivlty 1, based we hear the expression that the n promise not to seek In any wray to 4n"t,"r scientific discovery, most Five hopterS trfat the ernurto seek plana about mon restoration of the bring ment of regulation for the bus lines of ,,f !t 8tand8 S archy. Is revealed to the tare, the and other carriers that are in ent o Quite unofficially. It ts said res-ro- mlV society by Dr. wl'h the railroads. petition This of the Hapshnrg monarchy toration v of the been has t: hof,-several times trod Situation win, h brought' would not be opposed by either 'bo ' The,kW-- . France or Italy, but the British for- but nothing us come of It heeiue adjustment n.w Anf men la,,"ratoj1eB-nma, T. a,fe tofore her, has congress prodw .sections refused to are followed bv eign office scouted the' Idea. The Un-.e-i little eritentT' would tie 'strongly " be serious amt legislation forT-- n h, ulural A against It, hut might not hold the trol of the s lines operating mer pt then Is rr ade to summarize Yienna government entirely respon state and r ijjpnal highways It Is t e ln"9 afflicted with cancer to he reoald, 'though, that slide. g,,is a me, to have resulted P18 lack the phosphntas In the kidneys in Vienna a spokesman for the gress heretofore has not been so ,V fro;u th s experiment and have ton much Chief Executive ns pf It In the blood foreign office said that the return servient to ,yPatn- - Mans Intelligence events-to Austria of the Hapshnrg family, has been te case since the adluvtmei.t nli' "HI conquer all diseases. ,, even as private individuals, is still Deal became operative a year , I v v ,l "x. "U a half ago. on So the extent to wh,. h tee ImiMissible." exp, :f nee of the past; t will or can go fr.au ini to Some members of i.ie Hapshnrg the ! Pntl,s hve found what they treat t1' ie nr, hv family may be allowed to return to respecting control of the has Poes a h'p and t treat rt n of heredity. Un,f1,, V',' p, seems at th's writing to be h'g' represent the family In the long t.on h, the o her ha.ic 700 knW e'emetd, 'inPh .h""0"3 R,0,"! pending lawsuit over the Haps--' problematical. Authorities tell nm oar raion,.' words cut ... an that the Eastman plan, Id. but this however, ace In vario''9 burgs properties, he T'e lor g t'me -- r,,i ,, languages, made which mut be assumed to have Is not likely to be Archduke Otto, "nal r'0s,,,,p H'p reading of the Egyp- fuh, h t'A Presidential approval, will he corn because of the danger that disturbres were thin hieroglyphics. The heredity g;v i ances might result from bis prehenslve a."d of Itself, should rve a ll(,,r R,0np a chromo- " mej agri.au,, p aa Indication of the severity of t! , nf ,h' fineer little h.hm.e het.veen tie A.";"'.!' T."' fight that Is to come. t..f firni-- s fie the continuous pnn WEARY ofassassinations of the r inp.lon The I teram lx argument that, by product. Ther&i' tjjld. must be haance between Mnnv Americans take rorists. leading business and finan- going to be advanced for further the-Commnnlstn n . of ,lp f'irnpr8 and federal encroach- . cial men of Cuba have asked Presithe income " e UnItd Stntp not seriously. ln Sorry ment on 'private ;:uU;:;rTnrr'- "- in the ,''npr,",r wn of Rhode Island dent Mendieta to approve the ori wp "re successful !?,n 'Iay Into Is facing a o' n ara.evn',1iar State ganization of an armed band of management nd ,i,g the railroads has vigilantes. Tbe plan Is to Issue per uprising. maintaining guch Fortunately. bilauc, ,h- - -omits to carry firearms to all re- j to do with the sorry state' tn which rffl th. l'rijt R Is claimed the reads find them who apply for sponsible citizens -the privilege. Those Issued aims selves as a result Of the depression Which our basic would bold authority either to ar- TTbey have borrowed about $ ton,. national welfar rh"np' tble to deal with - -000,000 from the Reconstruction FI HA large extent depends. rest or shoot terrorists. situation. ft Kin Feifnm Syndlewtw Unlo JOME, THIS WEEK rvna.T mu; 1 , t vl-- , ee j be-mo- j nt mod-agai- I cel-stat- h A ' owner-manage- Nr 1 t d one-tent- ui,, i "rs '? - pm-pe- n . r,,r,nt j , -- te ... 'J- -1 ha-e- -- adini-'Kt-atlo- n fa-s- V 'n-'-- j pP t'7 IT: dnt 1 cmi-i'am- ; WWU Bcnrtcw. M' place that had no non v Claremore, Oklahoma. B they Just went oat w harbor. Houston Tex, a: thing. Amon Carter of tha most ambition flj the late harbor diggetai several hundred nilal nearest sea gull, bat Ai to give Ft Worth the tidal wave. They v f . U i to, floods, boll weerlU,' ticks, and were itrack b of Jim Furgeson, bat I bar tasted salt' water. thing they haient tasted" ' But to get back to the i harbor. There wu a tat Pedro. That had vkat plntch, or a bad itora, ! kind of an amatenrharb stole it away from mny year before, la if cal Bkuliduggery, a wa where It should L cated. So Lot Aagele g selva one day, We osi; harbor. Someone Jl ij V ) I ( k. think of this little pW having one, to they dec theirs. i Well you doat They have a (?. hot thing talla Uon." They dont bnyyol you, they Just annex yo Just grabbed this Su Pi scuff of the neck mi I A" when it woke np tbe it) it had a big UL bruieil left hip. And tt uu trf minutes of the meeting) nex you for harbor par they commenced pill;, there, and the first thk they had quite a pile, k thing in our fair land ti put over aomethiiig,yci L a great thing tt vmif U Jl. Government tt Lx s harbor. Well. the Gov never thonght of that I some Congressmen then em of it That what t ( or Senator to for. Is to I much money dont i National Treasury. got a million people. area) "We wantil Now all the million hJ by land and wai going ot way, and a. harbor hl tered their hesdi In het beenfor readfng about x il S. coa we wouldnt ban one was. But va shovo ernment where they to near tbe movl itudioa would make It bandy for! companies taking piettn golly the Government j and helped em pile wU would be surprised, thej corral built away out U 'chute, ao you wont ran pi bor, like a wild steer will ral If the chut alnt theff would be surprised t lhs stray ship they eateb Well the big strikt W nnd it wa just la the fir being settled. Walt 4 wrong, 1 dident mH wt bor at all. IgotaBttlee I waa afraid w could ao we drove down nnd found that the boat ww I to San Francisco, why n ed the plunder on tt wd tt around and beat tt l the boat 1 mean. Erer cruelly robbed Ssnts having IL I bar on what you call f0; strike. I wont aU wt move it to Sant - Sol Just drove dM mil ! nut '"nit sN 1l Jr ! another harbor. take a boat That o trip load your ba gaga on ssd then get In car and go and m It whan ft gu -- r there.Thtrcpy would he fewer sea caaualtle everybody did thaL But w m bnllding wbst they call a yack harbor in Sant Monica. Noneol us living down there have a sod many horses Fords, but no But we hope U building there a ou fellow cares where ., s1 hehadJustMwell anywhere Moulca - It 34. I If ) . t ' j i: j |