Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 1

VOL XXXII NO 87 PRICE IVE CENTS ft 't iAS 'e 7 A 7 CoL Lindbergh IdentifiesHauptmann as Recipient of Ransom Payment AT 1 AIIIAHII1IA i i ha ambiki a nt 4 Assassinated TOLL TOPS 500 IS TRIUMPHANT LURRY IN' PORTUGAL EXTRADITION SOUGHT King Alexander (Continued on Page Two giving "Strange low of Gas Puzzles Community to 61 59 57627279 by an Petris to to NIP PORTUGUESE PLOT MADRID Oct Re ports that Premier Antonio De' Oliveira Salazar of Portugal had blasted a budding ascist rebellion in his nation yesterday were received from extremely reliable official sources in Lis bon today These reports said the premier had directed thecapture of half a dozen leaders during a clandestine meeting and that later they con fessed theyhad been planning a movement to' restore' abso lute monarchist pretender Durt Nuno to the Portguguese throne The suspects denied the movement had any connection with the Spanish rebellion John Cabot discoverer of New foundland was paid $40 for his dis covery Rampaging National Leagu ers Slam Six Detroit Pitch ers for Total of 17 Hits Katmai Na dona! park Alaska is the site of the of Ten Thousand Boys Cause Death of Veteran Railroader Premier of That Nation Reported to Have Put Down ascist Revolt Named Successor to Ross Bayless on Expiration Of Term ederal Judge Jails Lawyer for Contempt DR DE ARMAN ON UTILITIES BOARD a a a am a Two Aspirants Are Denied Right to Run for Post Held by Him RECOGNITION VOICE LEADS TO MURDERCHARGE Testimony Clinch es Grand Jury Case and Brings Indictment Attack Brings Good Will Visit to Tragic End In City of Marseille Mrs Elmer Cooper Dies at Home Here McAlester okia Oct gp) Cain 64 veteran yard master here died early today from injuries received after he was hurled from a freight train when some youthful transients set the brakes by pulling a coupling pin The sudden halt caused Cain to hurtle 35 feet into a creek The accident occurred near Haileyville His widow and four children survive County authorities said arrests would be made in the case HAMMON' Okla Oct Residents of this community are puzzling over a strange flow of gas discovered in the Washita riv er valley near the stream chan nel Unable to explain the source of the gas the residents of the dis trict flock to the river bank and amuse themselves lighting the nat ural jets and watching the flames flare up about 18 inches high Two theories have been advanced as to the case of the gas One is that during a flood some six months ago vegetable matter was deposited under the flood channel and the substance has been con verted into gas Another is that the flood which washed out crev ices 60 feet deep opened a natural gas fissure The escaping gas is confined to a strip about 200 yards long A meteorite picked up in New Mexico was found to contain min ute amounts of gold 7 iff Oliver Sexson "Since that time they had lived in several houses as man and wife The two dead chil dren were and Mrs Mrs Bellaire reported to authori ties she had hot seen her daughter since last March 26 or 27 Mrs Richey wife of the miss ing man and her two daughters expressed amazement at the story told by Mrs Bellaire and said they not She said it would have been impossible for her hus band to have carried on such a re lationship 'y J' The bodies of the woman and the two children were found in a land slide which was caused by automobile as it crashed down a 500 foot embankment of ficers admitted there was 4 pos sibility that Richey had met a fate similar to that of the woman and two children and that his body still was buried ASSAILANT IS DEAD Vaughan Declares Order Canceling Adopt ions Is Invalid SLAYING BARES LOVE TRIANGLE REORD BOND IS VICTOR IN COURT Elder Dean' Holds oes to Seven Safeties Crowd Hurls Barrage of Buns Outlaw Awaiting Trial for Murder of Constable Camp bell Is Taken to McAlester When Sheriff Gets In formation of Plan by riends on Outside to ree Him Radical orces Making Last Stand' in Asturias 2 Priests Burned Alive Prisoner a Jugo Slav Dies Of Self Inflicted Wounds After Capture Expert on Early Indian History to Make Speech Here 'Temperatures in Miami from 2 yesterday afternoon until noon today 2 4 6 8 10 Midnight The prisoner mrly and cool mannered as he was brought down from the jail to begin the trip to the prison was handcuffed to Es tell Mashburn Picher man sen tenced to serve a five year sentence for burglary A half dozen police officers alert for the first sign of trouble formed a circle around Methvin as he was quickly led to a waiting automobile Sheriff Watters drove the machine while Deputy Sheriff Gerald Hodge armed with a sub machine gun rode beside the pris ons as escort Despite the secrecy of the move a curious crowd gathered quickly as Methvin was hustled from the jail to the car His customary confident smile was not in evidence this morning OKLAHOMA CITY Oct Gov William' order canceling textbook adoptions under the previous administration has been declared inyalid by State Supt John Vaughan executive' Vaughan said about as legal as a lot of others he has issued It certainly is not valid 1 have said before that a change in textbooks now would cost the parents of school children $1000000 order yesterday de clared all Contracts adopted before the textbook commission was cre ated by the last Legislature were canceled The order effects ap proximately 35 percent of the schoolbooks of the state The textbook commission has or dered bids for October 15 contention is that the books now could be obtained much more cheaply due to the decrease in printing costs which he esti mates' at from 40 to 50 percent Partly cloudy night and Wednesday' cooler night ARKANSAS Partly cloudy night and Wednesday cooler in ex treme east portion Wednesday MISSOURI Partly cloudy to night and Wednesday somewhat cooler Wednesday air cooler in west and north portions tonight Wednesday fair SAN DIEGO Cal Oct The strange' story of an alleged dual life led by Karl Richey 50 year old carpenter led to a re quest today to Pacific coast police to apprehend the man for ques tioning in connection with the finding 'of three) skeletons those of a woman and two children The skeletons found Sunday in a land slide near Barrett dam have been identified as those of Mrs Pearl Margaret Efeuina 37 and her two sons Karl 214 and Patrick Dan iel 1 Richey has been missing since last March when he told his wife he was going to Encinitas "7 The story of the al leged dual was disclosed the office announced by Mrs Margaret Bellaire 62 mother of Mrs Eguina met Mrs Eguina about five years ago while she was nursing Mrs Bellaire was quoted by Undersher TEXTBOOK EUD LARES ANEW Dual Life Led by Carpenter Precipitates Search for Him 4 In Triple Skeleton Mysftery Henry Methvin Texas convict and former companion of Clyde Barrow who is to be tried for the murder of Campbell Com merce police officer was spirited away to prison at McAles ter this morning Methvin will be left there until time for his trial here during the next term of dis trict court 'r 7' removal came about after Sheriff Dee Watters received information that the prisoner was to be liberated by outside friends Methvin has been a model prisoner since being brought to Miami from Shreveport La but Sheriff Wat ters indicated that the information he received concerning the break was to be relied upon he quickly took stops to prevent escape IRST INNING' CARDINALS Martin fanned swinging hard Rothrock hit sharp ly over head and ran to second when White handled the ball poorly The scorer credited Roth rock with a two bagger risch lifted a short fly that Rogell caught back on the grass Med wick fouled to Owen in front of the boxes off left field No runs one hit' no errors one left TIGERS White grounded out risch to Collins Cochrane ground ed out risch to Collins Gehring er lifted a high fly to Rochrock near the right field line No runs no hits no errors none left is? SECOND INNING CARDINALS Collins hit sharp ly to center for a single "on the first pitch Delancey grounded to Owen and the Tigers pulled a dou ble play Owen to Gehringer to Greenberg Orsatti singled past Gehringer Orsatti was thrown out Associated Press I Leased Wire WEWOKA Okla Oct 9 A triangle tragedy was unfolded today as a result of the slaying of Sunday Narcomy 47 official inter preter of the Seminole Indian agen cy Narcomy" was shot three times aiid killed on a downtown street late yesterday and Mrs Hazel King about 40 of Oklahoma City was critically wounded "I shot him because I loved Mrs King was quoted by Hubert Hargrave assistant county attor ney Jim King the husband came to her side today and said he would remain Physicians said this morning her condition was grave but that she had perhaps even chance to The woman' mother of four chil dren was wounded in the breast pnd abdomen Hargrave said that she told him Narcomy had made love to her gave her money and allowed her to believe he was unmarried When she discovered he was married she came to Wewoka As Hargrave related the story of the affray she encountered Nar comy on the street and said: to kill you How do you like like it but if nothing can change your mindphave at he quoted Narcomy as replying Aifter shooting Narcomy Har grave said Mrs King turned the pistol upon herself inflicting three wounds and handed the weapon to a bystander before slumping down hpsiHo Ksrrnmv Kins said he had Ao inkling until Monday when he returned home from a trip to Enid and found his wife had gone Hargraves indicated further ac tion by the authorities would de pend upon the outcome of the wom injuries A Newsom of Oklahoma City who perhaps knows more about In dians because of his own expert ence with them than any other man' in Oklahoma today will speak atws 2:15 Wednesday A at the high school auditorium Ad mission to hear the authority on Indian life will be 10 cents Stu dents and the general public 'are' invited to hear him Mr Newsom has had many ex periences with Indians His par ents were killed by: Indians in early days of this history as a territory He and his sister were held captive by Cheyennes 14 years The speaker will relate many ot jwe the features of early Indian life He never spoke the English lan guage until he was 19 years of age" He started his career as a preach Si er then went back to tho Indians this time as a teacher: of younger generations SPAIN MOPPING IIP REBELUON Mrs Elmer Cooper 33 years old died at her home 314 East Central avenue at 5 Tuesday morn ing She is survived by her hus band her father John Sheerwood of Seneca Mo two brothers Jim my Sheerwood of Seneca and Cor nelius Sheerwood of Denver and four sisters Mrs Arta Merritt of Seneca Mrs Lorraine Elbert of Seneca Miss Jessie Sheerwood of Seneca and Mrs Mary Lambert of Miami uneral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Sheer wood home near Seneca The Rev Zimmerman and the Rev Sam Shrauner will officiate Burial will be in the Seneca cemetery The Cooper Undertaking company is in charge 80 2811 476 6701 8 65 10 63Noon MARSEILLE rancerX)ct'J9 King Alexander of Jugo Slavia and Louis Barthou foreign minister of rance were assassi naed tcday as the Jugo Slav mon arch came to rance in an e'fort 'fe to improve Jugp Slav rench re lations Alexander died of three woundsf: th chest Barrhou was shot in the forearm and one leg He died psssp surgeons labored toward him a blood transfusion Killer Is Jugo Slav They were shot down assassin later identified as Kalemen 35 a Jugo Slav said to i'i be a merchant recently arrived in' rance He attempted to commitJ' suicide by shooting himself in the mouth but was cut down by police sabres Seriously wounded he was sabres Seriously wounded he died' a short time after his arrest irst reports said another assas sin unidentified had been shot dead but authorities later denied this They did however arrest two men near Kalemen but they raid they were not sure these two suspects had any connection with the crime i Bullets Riddle Car Alexander had been greeted on his ocession through the city by cheering throngs He was riding in the first automobile of the proces sion past the stock exchange when '4? the sb cracked out His car was riddled by shots It was the only to be hit The dying king was taken at once to the prefecture where sur geons began their emergency work in an effort to his life but their labors were in vain Almost as soon as the shots were 1 fired the rench government clamped a tight cc worship upon dispatches regarding the tragedy The censorship IasW 40 minutes but 1' news was lifted Barthou was not the only rench official to be wounded Gen Al se Joseph Georgius of the rench superior war council also was injured SeveraLpersons in the' crowd grouped around the automobile also were wounded ap patently by the fusillade of assas bullets 3 King Alexander had come rance on a warship convoyed by a whole fleet of rench naval ves iB seis His visit was refunded as of the utmost importance for Jugo Slavia is a member of the rench instituted OKLAHOMA CITY pct Denying Lester Smith of We woka and Dr George Long of Tulsa the right to run for corpora tion commissioner in the Nov 6 election the state supreme court held today in effect that Reford Bond present appointive commis sioner is entitled to the office until 1937 applications for an in junction to restrain the State Elec tion board from placing the names of Bond nd Walter Colbert of Ardmore on the ballots respec tively as the Democratic and Re publican nominee and for a writ of nndamus to compel the board to list his name as' a Progressive party canfiJates were denied Dr petition asking that the board be required to place his name on the ticket as a hon parti san and that Smith be barred from rounning also was denied Under the decision no election will bevheld this November for the office held by Bond who 'was ap pointed last July by Governor Murray after Chairman Paul A Walker resigned to become a mem ber of the ederal Communications board The court held that under" a decision in a Socialist case a Pro gressive party not be formedafterrthe primary election and a slate of candidates placed on the November ballot had filed a petition with the secretary of state resurrecting the Progressive party and' another with the election board secretary designating him the can diate Bond Issues Seen as Sign of Business Rise OKLAHOMA CITY A sharp rise in bond issues ap proved during September indica tive of a general upswing in busi mess was reported today by Geoi ge agin assistant attorney generalagin said total ap plications and approvals exceeded the August total by more than $200000 the former being $589 545 I 1 "Vi s'3 SR LOUIS Hi TO 0 AS TIGER NINECOLLAPSES Metal Market LONDON Oct Lead spot CIO 2s 6d future £10 7s 6d Zinc spot £12 future £12 PLAYBYPLAY 1V11 AM A NEWS KE (Copyright 1934 By The Associated Press) MADRID Oct 9 The govern ment of Premier Alejandro Lejroux today began mopping up the re maining 1 vestiges of rebellion in several provinces while estimates of the dead in the six days extrem outbursts ranged from 500 to General Ochoa concentrated the government army on the outlying regions of Asturias where fight ing still went on ragmentary reports to the capital today said he had occupied Oviedo this morning going there from Aviles Attention here was centered on the reopening of congress this af 1 ternoon the presentation of the The recommendation of Dr DeArman by Mayor Dob son to fill the expired term of Ross Bayless as utility commissioner on the public utilities board met (with unanimous approval of the commission Monday night 7 Dr appointment ef fective at once was placed on the 1 records last night after the com 1 mission discussed the vacancy which has occurred through the ex piration of Mr term Mr Bayless has served continuously on the board of public utilities since it was created May 3 1927 a period of more than seven years' Members of the utilities board are appointed by the mayor and confirmed by the city commission An amendment to the original city charter which was drawn in 1910 provides that two members on the board are to be named from one of the high" political parties and the other two making a total of four from the other dominating party One of the city commissioners also serves on the utilities board Clyde Robinson as commissioner of public utilities now holds that position and in that capacity acts with both boards of the city Appointments for 4 Years Appointments are made for a period of four years to'the public' utilities Under the' city system of incoming and outgoing officials one member leaves this board each year Another ard term will expire' in May 1935 The commissioners also adopted a resolution formally turning over completion work on the exposition ouuaing at thertairgrounds to the public utilities' board This pro ject started as undertak ing has since continued under the ERA following the transition of the former into the latter national relief agency 1 The city government hastexpend ed approximately $1800 on mate rial costs the building and the funds available for this purpose are exhausted'Several thousands Of dollars for materials are still need ed and the utilities board has agreed to push ahead with the work Labor of course is being fur nished by the ERA Work has been progressing and is now being centered on the galvanized roof i fWith the agreement of the utili ties board to assume the additional financial obligations the commis sion in its resolution stated the board is and empow ered to takeover management of said building and furnish funds to complete 'it and to look after and care for said building and collect income frorti same until the board has been repaid for funds so ex 7' A suggestion was: offered that the board after completion of the project rent the building hire at its actual cost to all free and charitable organizations deserving to use It further suggested that other persons or organizations using building for profit that they rent same for 50 percent of profit arising from the use after deduct ing the net cost of operation and that the board reimburse itself in that mariner for the money so ex 'i' DETROIT Oct 9 The St Louis Cardinals won the seventh fcgamell to the World Se lies four games to three today as Dean pitched his shutout kby the widest margin in series his tory the Cards scored seven runs t(in one inning the third and a riot samong the left field bleacher pa trons forced Commissioner Landis to put Joe Medwick Cardinal but fielder out of the game in the Sixth after a7 clash at third with Marvin: Owen Tiger ans Hurl ruit 'The fans in the left field blea'ch rers started hurlingfruit land oth ier missies at Med wick meanwhile booing the Cardinal left fielder as the result of the run in with Owen at third base' Umpires and members of the Cardinal team went "out to left field to 'start cleaning 7 up the de bris and made some effort to con trol the 'action the howling crowd Workmen were called outto collect the Muff thrown on the field but the barrage continued at intervals as soon as fans could get their" hands on anything to throw on the field Play was suspended indefinitely while the crowd was 'out of Workmen brought 'Out burlap bags and soon filled a half dozen of them with what looked like the entire stock of a fruit store inally most of the commotion anneareL to subside asthe bleacher! tes ran out of ammu jiitioniA few marksmen continued to throw for distance as well as accuracy New' Barrage Starts One or two pop bottles were picked up but the fans i confined their barrage mostly tot harmless articles including a few hundred hot dog buns Just when the outbreak seemgd to have subsided and as Medwick started back to his position an other volley was fired from the open stands This caused another delay tand the umpires obviously were contemplating soinedrastic measures if possible! 7 inally a attempt'was made to continue the game but it was short lived as a fresh load of buns came hurtling out of' the bleachers Judge Landis called oyer two of the umpires for a con ference and Mickey Cochrane went out to left field in an attempt to wield some influence on the crowd Cards Called Off ield The Cards were called off the field and Medwick over to talk with Commissioner Landiswith? Manager risch also called into conference Cochrane and Owen joined the huddle It ap peared Landis had decided to remove Medwick from the game and this 'was promptly confirmed' as Chick ullis came ou to warm upland take a place in the outfield ullis then went to left field andthe crowd quickly subsided i ormer Miamian Is Promoted in HOLC v'i'Oden Seamster who left Miami about six months ago to accept a position as stenographer with the Home Owners Loan corporation in Washington Di has been pro moted to the position of junior at torney in that national relief or ganization A Seamster a member' of the Arkansas? bar is a graduate of John) Marshall law school at Chi 7 7 7 7 NEW CUBAN THREAT 7 HAVANA Oct faced a iiew general strike threat today after such movement in augurated with violence had col lapsed Refusal of the united front labor group embracing all unions of public service employes to co operate with the radical National Confederation of Labor broke down I the' which began Sunday at midnight! Officials of the united front said the confederation move ment was a communist effort but called a meeting today to plan their own general strika fra from com munist influence i i CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo Oct Burroughs promi nent Cape Girardeau attorney' to day began serving a 60 day sent ence in the Butler county jail for contempt of United States District Judge Charles court Burrough allegedly has been annoying aris with telephone calls and telegrams for more than a year was sentenced by Judge aris yesterday when he refused to take his seat in the courtroom when ordered to do so by the judge The attorney contended he had a matter to present to the court When he continued to re main on his feet despite the order Judge aris sentenced Bur rough to 60 days in jail Judge aris said he could think of no reason7 for thes ac tions toward him except possibly a request Burrough had made to him 18 months ago to remove Joseph Moore as referee in bankruptcy in the Southeastern division of the eastern Misspuri IRE TRAPS MINERS 7 SAINT PIERRE LA' PALUD' rance Oct 9 A score of workers were feared killed today by a fire at the bottom of an iron pyrites mine connected with the Saint Gobain chemical Three of the workers were brought to the surface by the first rescue squad to enter the workings The men trapped were bn the small night shift and they were caught by a fire which broke out early in the morning i budget and the appearance of the chamber with all deputies of the left opposition in jail in hiding or repudiating participation in the rebellion Precautions Taken Leftists were spreading reports that they might make an attempt against congress using this as an excuse for a last stand in the revolutionary movement The gov ernment took elaborate precau tions searching the Parliament buildings and stationing soldiers and guards at its approaches to examine every person entering the area In Valencia Zaragoza Barcelona and many sections of the general strike was terminated The city of Seville was n'ormal de spite the fact some of thb extremists did not return to work At Gijon the battleship Jaime I disembarked a column of marines (Continued on Page Two) I LOUIS BARTHOU ALSO VICTIM ATALBULLETS Published Rwr Iwsnino i a a xww Mnmino Miami un Ml AM I ()K iAfiVrt hX A II 1QS4 i oi Of PohlteetiAn A Street ATid Rnt Avmih IT 1 a 9 a ai artftnaisS 1 ake VVofldS Viame interrupted rate ans 7 'V 7 7 A S'pwh JUGO SLAV KING ASSASSINATED IN RANCE Methvin Put in Prison or Saf ekeeping After 1 Escape Plot Is Bared New Jersey Governor Asks Prompt Surrender for Trial in That State TRENTON Oct The voice that shouted ilHey Doc over a Bronx cemetery fence the night Col Charles A Lind bergh 7 paid $50000 in a futile at tempt to ransom his infant son has been identified by the flier as that of Bruno Richard Hauptmann The story of how Colonel Lind bergh kept the memory of the voice he heard coming from St Ray cemetery was disclosed by Cel Norman Scwarzkorf su perintendent New Jersey state police a few hours after a Hunterdon county gran jury in dicted Hauptmann on a charge of murder in the kidnap case Schwarz kopf said positivelv identified vcice as that of the Married Woman Kills Indian he heard before the st Ray Interpreter on Wewoka Street Shoots Self mond cemetery Remembered Voice 1 The grand jurors accepted it as tlinching testimony They re turned' an indictment charging ipurder Hauptmann held in the Bronx New York under charges extor tion has been notably uncommuni cative since his arrest last month Taciturn and tight lipped' as he has been it was words from his lips that sealed the murder indict ment against him Those Doctor Over here were spoken by the man who got the ransom money afrom Lind intermediary Dr John Cpndon They were spoken in the cemetery where the payment was made Lindbergh heard them and remembered the voice Although the case is invariably referred to as the kid the Hunterdon grand jury returned no kidnap indictment Kidnapers may only be sentenced to life terms Murderers face the electric chair May Not Hold Hearing Governor Moore will ask New York to turn the prisoner oyer to New Jersey promptly The papers probably will be signed before night Some believe Governor Lehmari of New York may approve the extradition immediately with out the formality of a hearing Colonel Lindbergh told his story in 15 minutes He was one of two dozen witnesses who testified yes terday before the 23 grand jurors sitting in lemington less than 15 miles from the big white house in the Sourland hill country from (Continued on Page Two) 7i MMi 7 Ii rv.