The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

EPI GE DAY tist 1 1 Thomas Jefferson, author of Georre WaiHinar i i. a i i ton, nrt prtii-Independence Hall, Philadelphia, den of the- Declaration The ride Pau of Independence. 6 The Daily Republican LET US STRIVE FOR Jl A BIGGER, BETTER MONONGAHELA TIE REPUBLICAN JOUNDED 1846 iOTH YEAR MONONGAHELA VALLEY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER The Weather: Showers Tonight; Cooler Tomorrow TWO CENTS MON'ONCiAHELA. TUESDAY, JULY 19154 VOLUME 15 NO ISSUE OF PAPER TOMORROW STAYS FURTHER REPRISALS WOOD ALCOHOL DRINKING BOUT FATAL TO SIX MINER HELD ASLAYER OF DAIGHTER HMS SELF IN C1L AT CCNTY JAIL AGAINST LEADERS OF NAZ In accordance' with a custom of long standing, The Daily Republican will not be issued tomorrow, Wednesday, July 4. Publication will bo resumed Thursday evening.

TRUCK OWNERS' APPEAL FROM A IS AIRED Constitutionality of City Vehicle Tax Questioned At Hearing. Vcn Hindenburg's Intervention Saves Von Papen From Cabinet Ouster. E. Monongahela Lad Dies of Meningitis, Blame River Swims Rangeman Fds Body of Victim Saggg From Improvised Ro: From Coat Hook In Cel HITCH-HIKER ARRESTED IN $1 ROBBERY Others Feared Dead After 'Party' In 'Jungle' Near Sewickley. Pittsburgh, July 3-(INS) -Six men were dead today and others are feared to have died as the re HURTS FATAL TO MAYBERRY EX A SESSION AVOIDABLE, IIEF 0 Constitutionality of the vehicle tax amendment to the municipal mercantile tax ordinance enacted Death from meningitis, the disease thought to have been contracted while swimming in the by city council last September was piv.

riflimH to sult of drinking wood alcohol in a Washington, July 3 (INS) Michael ChaldL 44, the Russian coal miner was held for questioned by Attorney Vernon day the of Sylves.er Archilet-Hazzard, counsel for the truck year old gon of Mr and Mrs owners, at a hearing on the appeal Archilctti) of East Monon- camP ncar SUbUrba" Fighter, Hit By Auto Ar- fatally shooting lis 20-year-old i daughter, Anne, nday morning, I hanged himself his cell at the Hfjpk UllltilTiatUin On from this levy oi iwcniy iruc gahela. misticc Day, Dies in Hospital After Operaton. owners, held before members of devotee of thc The lad was a city council, sitting as a Board of water sport and lt ,8 thouRht tnat One of the victims was found five miles from the camp. The ethers died shortly after being admitted to Sewickley Valley hospital. Authorities were unable to Rel Burden May he might have contracted the dis Failing to recover from an operation for the removal of his left ievision, ihsi evening.

Thc hearing, held following the regular July meeting of council, county jau nere iy iouay. A jail rangem making his rounds in the ea hours, discovered the West Zirsville man's body sagging bym improvised a rpl.all coat-hook. Icssitate Call. July 3 (INS) ease which led to his death while swimming in the river here. He had been ill but a short time.

i il 1 later date tlirow mucn ngnt on uic 1Cg, nowaru mayoerry, oo, ui was continued until a rout. A search for more viciims nora, a former oaniamwcigni dox- aftnr fpn witnesses had been OUOS- I ui cAn remors. since his ar- i sPC( ial ion of thc LcRislaturc group oi oiiilxis uiinuiu uic mciuuiuii for thc trucj owners who asserted oncahela. Feb. 6.

1920. One broth- to raiseds for relief was considered ually unavoidable today as ailt of thc ultimatum of bank and woods in thc district. at 6:35 o'clock, eight hours after that he had at least two or three pr Antonio and tw0 sistcrs Tncr. witnesses whom he wished to call. CSR and Incz a)so survivC- William Titmus, 50, "boss" at the the amputation.

Harry jiopmns, ietierai cmcr- (a was shacklcd with irons at Mayberry, who had been a pa- He saia tneir icsumony wouia oe wiI1 he hid Thursdav genry i administrator, that tho nospital where he was taken ticnt in thc local hospital since I a different nature than that of rest Sunday, had up his shirt to fashion the di noose, Warden D. W. Crcichnounced. Chaldian shot i killed his attractive young qhter with a single blast from 12 gauge shotgun because "she ed me names" police said. Therl, her heart punctured by the ot, did en-route to the Waigton hospital.

at 3 p. m. from his home in East i'ciinsyiM musi assume a ru.i- for trcatmcnt. He was expected 10 November 11 last, as a rcsuu oi m-sonable of its relief burden juries received in an automobile Monongahclaa with Rev. A.

Bracci in charge. Berlin, July 3 (INS) Chancellor Adolf Hitler closed the books today on the "rebellion" which he crushed Saturday with an iron hand. The Chancellor ordered cessation of all future reprisals against those who opposed his rule in an outbreak of violence and death that held Germany in terror for 48 hours. This was interpreted to mean that there would be no more executions. How many already have been executed was still not definitely known.

It was also taken to mean that Vice Chancellor Franz Von Papen would not be further molested or punished for his reputed opposition to Nazi policies. It was interpreted by some as an olive branch of mercy held out 'iy the Chancellor after his ruthless punishment of thc men of hi3 own ranks, the storm troopers, including his one-time closest friend Capt. Ernst Roehni, who plotted to overthrow his regime. Thc intervention of President Von Ilindenburg was regarded as having saved Von Papen from the cabinet, if not more drastic punishment. Von Papen, a former Chancellor, long has been an intimate friend of thc warrior President.

Although denied in government circles, it was authentically reported that Ilindenburg yesterday had demanded that Von Papen be protected and had made the Reich-swehr, or government troops, responsible for his safety. After three days under "protective surveillance" Von Papen was given hi3 l. Coroner W. J. McGregor an- I accident here during the valley Armistice Day celebration, died as Borough Police Arrest Brooklyn Youth In Using a small pocket knife concealed in the pocket of his coat in such a manner that it looked like a hidden revolver, a hitch-hiking 22-ycar-old Brooklyn, N.

youth Saturday night held up and robbed a Courtney man of one dollar just outside the New Eagle borough limits. A short time after the stick-up, Chief of Police George Morlet, of New Eagle, arrested Tony Rcnny as the highway robber and lodged him in the New Eagle jail. At a hearing before Justice of thc Peace Paul Berry, Rcnny was ordered held for court on a charge of highway robbery. He is now in thc county jail. Renny is alleged to have held up the Courtney man at about 11:30, along Route 22, just outside the borough.

His loot was one dollar, all the man had on his person at the time. When picked up by Chief Morlet the youth explained that it wa3 his first offense and that he needed the money to help him reach his home in the cast. Cov. Crd Pinchot, who has mnrnine that wood a mov- tilcohol had been the cause of the result of embolism, fered by the other witnesses. No date was set for the continuance of the hearing.

Mayor S. C. i Stahlman informed Mr. Hazzard I that he would bc notified at a later date. The protest of thc truck owners has aroused considerable interest and developments will be watched death after performing autopsies.

jnfj blood clot. POLICE HUNT ELDORA YOUTH, MISSING WEEK The father, whvas employed ed mone; transferred from the at the Rainey coaincs, was be-1 motor fund, declined to lne held on a ch: of murder. I comment once on Hopkins' ac- One man was identified only as Prrcusnn. need about 50. Three During his eight months stay in the local hospital, Mayberry was given several blood transfusions.

His wife, Elsie, provided thc in- tion at in Milford. others were tentatively identified niuntly laring the state must James Carney, 53, Braddock; His daughter buried this morning from family home! closely. There is a possibility that Donora police have been asked just outside wan. Mit.hacl Carney, 41, isrannoi-K, anu jurc(1 mnn wlln niood yesieniay it may bc carriP(1 into thc county to conduct a search for Joseph His wite ana suncr cnnaren uunien, ums announa-u an i George Hockcl, 71, t- incvicw. i niorning as he lay on me opcrai- courta ror a finai decision courts for a final decision, as Gorondy, 14, son of Mr.

and Mrs. cmionai wii be allocated tucs lo lne 0ther two identity i inK tabiP council, as a board of revision, is Alex Gorondv. of Eldora. who has to Pennsjua for August relief i lloo tnnc who escaped his ith following an alleged drunkpree Sunday, survive. Warden Creichiid he had anrl then federal government p0ce wcre unable to learn will withe its aid unless tho alcohol had been ob- Mayberry was btruck at Park expected to uphold thc vehicle tax been missing from his home since avenue and Main street, this cit which it enacted in its capacity as a week ago today, last Armistice Day by a Buick the governing body of the city, Young Gorondy was last seen roadster operated by W.

H. Moller The vehic le tax law was enact- swimming in the Monongahela riv-of Elrama. According to witness- as an amendment to Section 11 1 or last Tuesday. He is said to have warned the jail riman to keep! state conttes its share, watch on Chaldiais the man I Hopkinsid he conveyed Uained. lli3 1 Titmus.

reputed "king" at the decision tee Governor in a let- camPi refused to answer police es. Mayberry failed to notice Moi- 0f mercantile tax ordinance told one of his friends that he was ter whue admitted ennsyl- quericg a3 to where it had come cr-s machine approved September 21, 1022. on "going to Cleveland with another vama xace aitiicuu ihsk in ai had threatened toke his life since his arrest. Same between 12:30 and 3:30. whhe body was found, the prison ontrived his death escape.

cross Main street and was struck, November 14, 1033, to provide a hoy." Donora police have checked sustaining a fractured left leg license fee for all vehicles used for among the youth's (Continued on Page- 3) which kept him confined to the hire in the city. It assesses an an- hospital until his death yesterday. nual license fee of $20 against own- Gas Station Union M0NESSEN GARBAGE COLLECTORS STRIKE FOR INCREASED PAY nis Prlme Jviaynerry was an i ers oi venicies in mis category but have been able to learn nothing of his whereabouts. When the boy left his home Tuesday he was wearing a blue shirt, reddish trousers and black shoes. He has sandy hair and is five feet seven inches tall.

tempting lomply with the ruling but dred lie believed thc stale shoulakc immediate steps to do so. The fed administrator declined to ie public the exact contents ols letter, stating he preferred tllow Governor Tin-chot to do Since Mthe Commonwealth 1 complete frednm late yesterday. Meantime Germany was stirred D3CKCQ Dy Duipioycta outstanding bantamweight boxer whether they own one or more and on a record of fifty straight trucks. Pittsburgh, July 3 (INS) Thc victories was once the champion Thc vehicle tax was aadopted at Gasoline Station Workers' Local, 0f his class in Canada. In 1021 he the request of the Monongahela YOUTH FIED AT DUEST No.

10204, today assumed its posi-, was ai.s0 bantamweight champion Truck Owners' Association who i linn as collective harcaillinc rCP-'nffhnlT TMnvv. I claimed that truc.sk owners who nil nI? HATrtniPT has doDcndtntirelv unon federal WITH INTOXICATION rl.st.m(tUvt- ja avai-twii viiii-v I ne Ull BUI VIVVU 1'Jf II III imUlt'U Will HI 1111 VI funds to ca the relief burden as hcrc following thc first gov- wifC( Risie and four children, from payment of thc mercantile a result of failure of thc State nrnmPnt-siinervised election for lk William Prnnnin nnH Marv! tav nnHer ho then exitinir nrovi- thc workers. I by reports that thc former Crown Garbage collection in Moncsscn Prince Friedrich Wilhelm and hi3 was disrupted today when thc en-' brother, Prince August Wilhelm, tire working staff of six collectors had been ordered to leave Ger-and two firemen at the Monesscn many within three days. The incinerating plant went on strike Crown Prince was reported al-when an increase in salary was re- ready enroute to Doom, Holland, fused. to join his father, the former The workers had been making Kaiser, in exile, from 43 to 48 cents an hour and: (Editor's Note An exchange this morning demanded that the i telegraph dispatch to London salary be increased to 55 and 59 from Amsterdam reported the cents per hour.

Refused their dc- former Crown Prince already had mands, thc workers quit their jobs. 1 arrived at Doom by airplane). Prince August Wilhelm, fourth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John sions of the ordinance.

Charged with driving while in Liquor storco produce thc prolanticipatcd by the legislature. Pricedale YouCxonerat-ed In Fatal Wding of Friend Nelere. The election was held to select a Mayberry, of Duluth, four A group of twenty truck owners toxicated, John Lario, 25, of Don- I union affiliated with the American brothers. John, Bradley, Williams carried an appeal from the vehicle 0ra. was committed to the Wash Hopkins $10,000,000 to of Labor Employees nnd Albert of Duluth.

and tax to council in April, and, upon rcnnsylvanior May. $11,500,000 jof the American Oil Company, fW0 8i.stcrs, Margaret Mayberry of advice from City Solicitor George ington County Jail last night in default of $1,000 bond at a hear- (Continued on Page 6) for June ai? 11,000,000 for July whose threatened strike recently Duluth and Mrs. John Miller, of was averted, participated in the Chicago. (Contl a on Page 6) voting. or thc ex-Kaiser, known aa "Auwi," was reported still in Funeral services will he held from the Rahe Funeral Home in I Donora Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock with interment In thc Homcwood cemetery, Pittsburgh.

Boost Your Income A coroner's juryive women and one man tO'exoncratcd Walter Schullcr, 1 Pricedale, of all blame in thth of Raymond Simon, also Pricedale who succumbed in Memorial Hospital on June hi a bullet wound fired from elver hand-Jed by young Schui thc Taylors Run road, ncah's Brew Treaurer Asks City To Restore Pay Cut In Newspaper Drive H0LIDAY WILL W. Scott, council set last night as the date for thc hearing. Thc procedure followed indicated that thc truck owners were preparing to carry thc matter to the courts in the event of an adverse decision from thc board of revision. At thc request of counsel for thc truck owners, Mayor Stahlman, chairman of the board, swore in all of the truck owners who later were called to testify in a group. Stenographic notes of thc entire proceedings also were taken by Mrs.

Margaret Hewitt, a public stenographer brought in on behalf of the truck owners. Attorney Hazzard opened thc ery, thc night of JLh. i Claiming the salary reduc- GRAND VIEW GIRL RECOVERING FROM HIT-RUN HURTS your City Solicitor for their opin- i ion on thc same. I feel certain that if there has been an error in BE QUIET HERE Although thc list of workers has been growing daily, it is not too late to enter The Daily Republican cash Income campaign. In fact thc $5,000 circulation campaign is just starting, the manager advises you this morning.

The liberal cash awards, and the daily cash returns to persons thc amount of salary paid Mr. Landis the same will be corrected. Very truly yours, Louis R. Oppcnhcim. Council heard the communication in silence, and then, without Almost completely recovered from luccrations received when bhe was struck by a hit-run automobile in thc Donora-Charlcroi road near Grandvicw Sunday EKzabcth Centennial, Dedication of Mingo Tablet Hold Interest.

been reached. That is your chance. Many have been and arc considering entering but just have not made up their minds people think that it is a question of "peddling" "ringing door bells" and going from house to house among strangers. This is NOT the case. Thc capital prizes will not be won by "down and outers" or "door bell ringers." This campaign is a worthwhile business proposition for worthwhile people who have a large clientele of friends and acquaintances.

Substantial pcrsqns can appreciate what $1,000 in cash means during these days enrolling in this worthwhile event hearing by Introducing a notice of comment from the floor, referred r.ight, Mercy Little, 16, of Grand The inquest was the Fryc tion irnpoSCdon him in thc gen-Funeral Home hen was in lm cutting municipal salaries charge of CoroiVMiam B. 'aml wagC8 cconomy measure Baker. in 1931 was lawful, City Trea- According to wjs Simon w. J. Idis has moved for had accompanied Schullcr restoration o.he pay cut and nnd the lattcr's br Milo, 17, as0 t0 rcCovirom the city tho to the Roth Bridgoicct Rob- amount of $1 which, he claims, crt Evans and Nipic.

The represents threputeaiy unlawful youths had planneattcnd a decrease in hsalary for thc last dance. thirty-three nrths. Walter Schuller 1( automo- A COmmunUion from Attorney bile was walklong the Louis Oppheim, representing load, rtrhen ho foun2 calibre Undis, was resented to City revowcr. When arrived, Council at IWuly meeting last Schullcr, hoping toitcn the nvening by Mur S. C.

Stahlman. youths by firing thunexpect- jt follows: 6 cdly. pulled the he did Honorable Chir Stahlman, bo Simon walked md was MononEahela.il view, Is expected to leave thc Me tho vehicle tax mailed to one of will make you want to turn to an thc truck owners by the city trcas- 1 inside page right this minute and it to thc city solicitor for an opinion. The salary of Landis, as city morial Hospital today. Meanwhile, the State Highway urcr, a license receipt and a copy get the complete Information on how to increase your dally earn of the ordinance as evidence.

He then outlined his reasons for thc appeal. Briefly, they were that the tax was contrary to the Constitution of the State because it ings at the expense of The Dally Republican. Persons in all walks of life-friends of The Daily Republican- treasurer, was reduced from $50 patrol is conducting an per month late In 1931. when i tion, hoping to apprehend thc council, by ordinance, authorized driver of thc automobilo which decreases ranging from 10 to 208truclt lne girl and sped away, per cent in thc salaries of all city her unconscious along thc officials and employes in a re- hdc of th0 road. She suffered lac-trenchment move.

Only tho salar-! crat0ns of her back and side but ies of members of council and thc wa8 not as seriously injured as mayor, already at a minimum un-, wa8 at frst believed. While business will be at a complete standstill, and thc day will be observed generally as a holiday, no special celebration of Independence Day is planned for tomorrow, locally. Interest in the district will be centered on the unveiling and dedication of a tablet on thc grave of Major James McFarlanc, Whiskey Insurrection hero, in thc cemetery of the old Mingo Presbyterian church, ncar Finleyvillc, at 1:30 o'clock; and on thc big parade and other events on thc program of tho of financial stringency. was not uniform in appraisement; i will tell you that there has been that it was discriminatory, prohib- nothing like the cash income cam-itive and confiscatory. paign ever offered here before! He then called Joseph L.

Saun- And Just at a time when earn Certainly there is no one in Monongahela, who is substantial, struck in thc abdon the bul- Pennsylvania. 1 AinA in (ho il Vina, who has not suffered a loss of some dis, your City sort during the past two ycrs. itv. uivu uear ir i pital the following ig. Mr Witnesses at the st were Treasurer, has ing power must be increased.

Phone 700 and ask the Campaign dor the third class city law, were The girl is one of two survivors dcrs, William Ryan, A. J. Hilton, excepted in the general salary re-' 0f an automobile accident at Man- Earl Clark. Arthur Hilton, A. C.

suited me in re There are many who up until two years ago could say "What's a aovon wars ntro in which her winhiuih ai Mnntan John tlrs-1 Manager to tell you how easy it is Iry that the City ductions. Walter Schuller ar brother, Spect to thc I In addition to the salary paid parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lit-! hitz.

Frank Kennedy and Frank i to earn anywhere from $3 to $5 in aaaiuon 10 me MAMA 1 AAA9" TtlilM unrMA 1 nalrl nee UIm V. Ikn muntnlnalll. Um I 1 I I- .1 n1.A hi i.n In lltlA Milo; Robert EvanMlck Ju- 0f Monongahcl pie, witnesses to th ing, and October, 1931. A 1 A I I om my unaer-" "i ana iwo Droincrs anu eisiers, Liong successively to tne siana ana luuny are wi'iiumiug nnjr u(nui tunity to make money. rts as presented treasurer also receives a commis-, Charles.

John, Dorothy and Questioned them as to their profits, for one of the eight capital prizes, Arnoia Anacrson, oaaie. standing of tl feel that at the sion of one half of one per cent on Mildred, met their death when the jf any, for the year from April, The coroners juried S. B. by Mr. Land! Why is it then that with thc op Calvert, foreman; fcnald C.

present time Ity of Mononga- all municipal taxes collected at in which they were pas Herron, Mrs. Lulu ah, Mrs. hcla is indeb him in the aiscoum or ai iace ana a commis- senoers was struck by a train. 1933 to April, 1934, and their objections to the tax. Without exception, all of them said that they had shown no net This amount sion of five per cent on all dclln- Mercy and her brother, Norman, tennial celebration.

The centennial parade at Elizabeth will move over the principal streets of the boroug.i at 9 a. m. tomorrow, EST. At 8 p. a historical pageant will be presented at the athletic field there, and at 10 p.

m. a fire works display will be presented from barges In the middle of the river. which are topped off with a grand $1,000 award! While it is true that subscriptions to The Daily Republican are being garnered by thoso already signed up, the field of endeavor is great and your particular circle of friend) ready to aid you in your Irene Albright, Mrv Hoon amount of and Miss Lida Billli represents The Jury was out 20 min- salary fo now aged 8 years, have resided at the home of their grand-parents, portunity of making from $300.00 to $1,000 in the next few weeks without the investment of a cent and with no obligation, aside from an absolute guarantee of at least 20 per cent cash commission to (Continued on Page 4) nlawful decrease qneni taxes conectea. last thirty-three i Before tax collections began to profit during the period, when fall off and the face of the dupli- Mr. and Mrs.

G. E. Hartman at thelr ow wacon8ldered utes Derore retumin-dict ex- months, onerating Schuller Si-1 Will you mon's death, ter to the refer this mat- jUrandview since me train nccmenii i wiped out the family. tucst for the $1,000 prize, has not (Continued on Pago 0) (Continued on Page 3) council and also.