Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 1

VOL XXVII NO 293 MIAMI OKLAy SUNDAY JUNE 81930 PRICE IVE CENTS Kingdom He Renounced for Love of Commoner Will PENNSYLVANIANS KEY TILT MAY SWAY VOTE 9 (Continued on Page ive) (Continued on Page ive) best news (Continued on Page Nine) for WHY TRADE AT HOME? WEATHER ORECAST and li Office of Publication 15 37 A Street Northeast OKLAHOMA HAS DRAW $600000 IN 61 COUNTIES and ris Both Grundy and Reed Doubtful and by Either Might Bring Tie Huge Rock Discharged by Vibration of Drill Injures Three Other Coloradoans Plane Crash atal To Two Oklahomans New Baptist Pastor In Pulpit Here Today Prince Carol of Rumania left) who returned by airplane to that country to face his wife Princess Helen (center) and be proclaimed king after a long exile in Paris with his inamorata the titian hair ed Mme Lupescu (right) Lower photo shows King Michael the ex son who has been reigning under a regency Hughes Republican Out for rf Governorship Robertson and Gore for Senate 1 ahoma Cloudy and un settled Sunday and Monday probably local ndershowers warmer Sunday A a nsas Generally fair Sunday Monday unsettled prob ably local thun Dramatic Return of Errant Prince by Airplane Sets In Motion a Royal Shift Unique in Pop ular Clamor orces Old Regime to Recognize Claim Californian Reiterates I)e mand Anglo American Notes Be Given to Senate President Hooks Sixteen Inch Trout 2 ARMY LIERS KILLED COLON Canal Zone June 7 (ff) Lieut William Lepzig and Junior Staff Sergt Lloyd Hall were killed today as their plane crashed near here home was in Little Rock Ark and Hall was from Springfield Ill yPubliihtd Every Evening (Except Saturday) and' Sunday Oorning by Miami Newt Record Publishing Co (Ine) WALTON OURTH EX GOVERNOR IN SENATE PRIMARY ake Officers Rob Auto Tourists of $8 Premier Resigns to Make Way for Returned Exile to Succeed His Son 5 Year Old King Michael Who Will Return to or mer Status as Heir to Balkan Throne Jury Disagrees in Bomb Murder Case our Men Arrested in Elab orately Equipped Place Northeast of City JOHNSON INSISTS PRESIDENT ERRS IN TREATY STAND Simmons Trailing In North Carolina Joe Nolan icher police chief Herman Brewer patrolman at Picher and William Schmulbaeh Picher merchant policeman were released from the ccanty jail Sat urday on orders from Judge Kennamer of the Northern Okla homa district federal court who approved their $5000 bonds The officers had been in jail since last Tuesday when they were arrested on indictments charging conspir acy to violate the national prohib itory laws About half of the 22 Picher Cardin and Douthat men arrested on the grand jury indictments have now been released on $5000 bond Leading oe Also Contradicts Stimson Who Defended Hoover 'if Three Picher Officers Released on Bond RAID MADE ON GAMBLING DEN Index to Commercial Activity in the Great Southwest Republican Regulars igure Measure Will Pass Late This 49 to 47 CHARLOTTE June CP) (Sunday) The Democratic party in North Carolina appeared at 1 this morning to have United States Senator urnifoldM Simmons who in 1928 refused to support the presi dential candidate of his party Al fred Smith The only chance the venerable legislator had to overcome a lead of 44625 rolled up in 950 precincts by Josiah Bailey appeared to be in the possibility that many of the unreported precincts would go for him overwhelmingly The vote in 950 of the 1799 pre cincts in the state coming from 87 of the 100 counties was Bailey 115431 Simmons 71806 and Thomas Estep 516 At the Simmons headquarters at his home in New Bern however there was no inclination to admit the nomination of Bailey dershowers in west portion Missouri air Sunday probably Monday with slowly ing temperature Kansas Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday possibly local thun dershowers in extreme west por tion slowly rising temperature MIAMI TEMPER TU Temperatures in Miami from 2 riday afternoon until mid night Saturday: WASHINGTON Conceding the opposition the ma jority of the doubtful votes Sen ate Republican leaders today fig ured with all senators accounted for the tariff bill would pass the Senate late next week by 49 to 47 This will not be the actual vote because at least half a dozen sen ators are expected to be absent and paired but whatever it may be the proponents calculated two ballots would parry the long pending legislation over its big gest hurdle and obviate the neces sity of Vice President Curtis breaking a tie to pass it In making 'individual polls the Republican chieftains were noting with no little curiosity the paradox of the two senators from Pennsyl vaniaholding open minds on the bill Vote in Doubt Senator Grundy whose name has been pinned to the bill by the Democrats was regarded as the most doubtful although Senatdr Reed of Pittsburgh has said he will not announce his decision un til Tuesday or Wednesday The loss of either of these two Keystone state senators might mean a tie vote Senator Smoot Republican Utah chairman of the Senate con ference committee reiterated1 the firm belief today that the bill would pass He hopes to complete the correction of the watch para graphs Monday in time to report the measure back to the Senate that day Although an attempt will be made to begin debate immediatelyafter it is reported back it was felt today that the new report would have to lay over a day under the rules before the last Senate contest of the year and a half old tariff measure could begin Dr" and Mrs General innell of Miami were seriously injured at 8:30 Saturday morning when one of the front wheels of their coupe broke off throwing their car into a ditch and over turning it The accident occurred near Norwood Mo as the in nells were on their way to Alton Hl to get their son John Pinnell a student in Western Military academy Brought back to Miami in an ambulance Mr and Mrs Pinnell arrived here about 11 Sat urday night Examination at Mi ami Baptist hospital revealed the doctor did not have a fractured spine as had first been reported Both were i conscious Saturday night Mrs Pinnell is believed have broken ribs and both of the wreck victims are severely bruised The injury to Dr Pinnell which was at first believed to be a brok en spine is believed to be a severe wrench CLINTON Okla June 7 ranklin Peters Oklahoma City pilot and Stanley aas a passen ger of Clinton Were killed this af ternoon when their plane owned by the junior division 'of the Okla homa City Chamber of Commerce crashed here near the edge of town The plane flying at a low alti tude did a wing over and slipped falling between two residences ORANGE Va June The prize catch of the a 16 inch rainbow trout weighing near ly two today was pulled from the Rapidan river by Presi dent Hoover The chief executive caught the trout with one of his first casts using a black gnat At the end of the morning 14 brook trout also were on his string so that when he went out just before dusk only five cculd be added under the state fishing limit The President and his 15 guests arrived at the Rapidan lodge early today after breakfasting at theWhite House They found Mrs Hoover slightly improved from the relapse she suffered early in the week following her attendance at a state dinner She has been there since riday convalescing from an injury to her back Capt Joel Boone the White House physician examined her at the camp and announced that she appeared rested and the back mus cles strengthened At the camp Mrs Hoover walks about and climbs the two or three steps to the lodges but her wheel chair also is there for use ROCKVILLE Md June UP) to agree after more than 17 deliberation the jury which for five days heard testimony in the trial of Leroy Brady Washington automobile mechanic charged with the b(ew day bomb murder of his sister in law and two others was discharged late today by Judge Rober Peter Plans were started for a second trial probably at the November of circuit court Officials said Leroy's second trial' will be held before his brother Herman joint ly accused is tried The brothers were arrested a few days after a gaily bedecked package ostensibly a belated Christmas present exploded as Mrs Naomi Hall Brady 18 year old secret bride opened it jn the kitchen of her home at Seat Pleasant Md near Wash ington Her infant brother and sister wefe fatally injured and other members of the family hurt BUCHAREST Rumania June 7 (ff) The kingdom he renounced five years ago will be given back tomorrow to Carol of Rumania who chose Mme Magda Lupescu instead of royal rights in 1925 and went into exile Tonight following the resigna tion of Premier Juliu Maniu and his cabinet the chamber of depu ties and the Senate called a spec ial session for lL ololoek tonrorrow morning (3 Oklahoma time) when they will place the dashing prince upon the throne that was his birthright Thus will occur a royal shift unique in the history of dynasties and the present boy king of Ruma nia son Michael will be come once more just a little 5 year old fellow without cares other than that someday he probably will suc ceed his father as king riends Busy The dramatic return of Carol by airplane made feverish a political situation that already was troubl ed Premier Maniu presented the resignation of his cabinet this af ternoon because the government could not agree on the proper way of handling the new development Miroitf scu the foreign minister thereupon was charged with form ing a new ministry But friends and he has many of them in parliament were ing to his statement to the police he tried vainly at an earlier date to kill the German minister Po lice surveillance about the embas sy frustrated his plans it was de clared The police said the man had de veloped a strong persecution com plex which led to killing They said he had told them the German government had denounc ed him as a dangerous criminal to th police of all Europe and that he had had trouble also with the Am erican authorities The prisoner will be examined by alienists before proceedings be gin for his extradition to Germany to face' trial for murder Piechowski was quoted by police as saying that he had come to Lis bon for the express purpose of killing the British American or German minister and that it was only a matter of chance as to which one crossed his path busy and their activity resulted in the call for the Sunday session which will make a king of an or dinary citizen Liberals Oppose Him A majority of the deputies clam ored today for the proclamation of Carol as king but it was found impossible to hold a sitting of par liament before tomorrow hence the JSlbffirUX olclpck He is strongly opposed by the Liberal party" but the other parties the army officers and the people in general appear to be overwhelmingly in favor of his taking the throne of his fath er In an interview the prince in dicated that he returned because the political condition of his coun try demanded it No Vengeance He Declares have come to conciliate and to'j calm the minds of the he said have no thought of hate or vengeance on the contrary I have come to faciliate union in the interests of the It was one of the most astonish ing coups in history which drop ped the elder son of Queen Marie back to the land from which un der the dethronement law he was supposed to absent himself five more years He set last night from Mu nich in a rrencn airplane ana ederal state and city officers late Saturday night took part in a gaipbling house raid which netted foyr believed to be profession al gambing table operators and a large amount of elaborate equip ment but no The place is located one mile northeast of Miami: John Brower Brower red Padgett and Earl Clanton were the four men arrested The first three put up $250 cash bond each for their release and Clanton made $50 cash bond Sheriff Deo Wat ters instructed the quartet to Re Monday morning indicating they would be charged with oper ating a gambling house Monday A large specially built and col lapsible gambling table two dozen packs of cards poker chips a case of dice a large revolver and nu merous other articles used as ad juncts to gambling were confis cated by the raiders Men on the raid were Sheriff Watters Bill Poteet deputy sher iff Gerald Hodge deputy sheriff William Nash federal officer rank Parker police chief and Otis Saunders special deputy Surrounding the suspected gambling den the six raiders en tered the building simultaneously but found no game patrons the four men arrested being residents The four were playing cards when the arrests were made it was re ported Sheriff Watters found $1500 in silver and currency at the house much of which was in a small can vas money sack One of the men gave 10 $25 cashier checks for his $250 bond Search of the house revealed a large quantity of cloth ing but no women were there when the raid was made officers said Belief was expressed that the raid was made too early to catch the gambling house in operation Two hijackers posing as officers riday night held up and robbed an automobile load of tourists be tween Miami and Narcissa later puncturing one tire of the tourist ce to avoid pursuit Names of the tourists were not learned? They were en route from California to Chicago Driving up beside the tourists at 10:30 the pair of gun men turned a spotlight on the face of the driver and commanded him to halt the name of the Shortly afterward they presented two guns and proceeded to ran sack the car taking all of the tour luggage and $8 in cash Sev eral checks were return ed to the tourists when the rob bers were told the checks could not be cashed OKLAHOMA CITY June With 61 of the 77 coun ties reporting tonight Oklahoma bad a 1930 population of 1930319 as compared with a 1920 total in the same counties of 1627993 an increase of 302326 or 185 per cent With the census nearing comple tions indications were the state will show a population gain of ap proximately 400000 for the de cade "Supervisors indicated enum eration of the state will be com pleted within a week ive county population totals were announced today Tlrey were with comparative 1920 fig ures: Lincoln 33725 against 33406 gain of 319 or 9 percent McIn tosh 25823 against 26404 loss cf 581 or 22 percent Muskogee 66 407 against 61710 gain of 4 797 or 77 percent Pawnee 19 839 against 19 126 gain of 713 or 37 percept Wagoner 22430 against 21371 gain of 1079 or 49 percent Counties unreported are Adair Blaine Caddo Cherokee Craig Custer Garvin Hughes Jefferson McClain Okfuskee Okmulgee usage Koger Mins Sequoyah Stephens 4 OKLAHOMA CITY June CP) former governors of Okla homa two of them removed from office by Senatp courts of im peachment are in the race for United States' senator from Okla homa i Walton ousted in 1923 filed today as an independent can didate Henry Johnston re moved in March 1929 previously hhd listed his name with the State Election board Walton won the Democratic nomination for United States Senate "six years ago Others in the race are Lee Cruce and A Robertson Criice Johnston and Robertson are making the race on the Demo cratic ticket Walton said he had no statement nto make but his filing was seen in political circles as a move that would split the Democratic vote to some extent if he goes into the general election against the nom inees of the Democratic' and Re publican parties I Several Surprise Entries i Last minute rush of filings for state offices today brought several candidates but failed Pto upset the political situation (The period filing closes at 1 midnight tonight with the post bff ice being checked fol all filings at that time Late filing surprises came in BOULDER KILLS OUR MINERS LISBON Portugal 'June 7 (ff) An assassin with an avowed ha treded of diplomatic officials to day shot and killed Dr Von Bali gand German minister to Lisbon The assassin who was arrested came from Danzig with a German passport He gave the name of ranz Piechowski 39 and said he had? at one time taken out first naturalization papers at New York Piechowski fired two siiots at Von Baligand as the envoy was making an official call upon Ad miral Gladish on' the flagship Koenigsbuerg of the German fleet now in Lisbon harbor One of the bullets pierced Dr Von Baligand's head the other smashed his jaw The envoy was taken to the Ger man hospital unconscious He died in about two hoirs The assassin a fair haired heavy shcaldered giant came to Lisbon a month ago and 'accord WASHINGTON June Standing by his demand for the exchange of notes leading up to the London naval conference i Senator Johnson Republican Cali fornia today replied in a formal statement to President refusal with the declaration that cannot be avoided by any pre tense of safeguarding delicate in ternational Senator Johnson quoted the treaty making powers granted by the Constitution and asserted the duty of the Senate is as im portant and solemn as that of the in treaty negotiations He said the Senate foreign rela tions committee had always confidential information and there was not in tention of making public the docu ments Challenges Stimson The Californian who is leading the opposition to the agreement also challenged the contention made yesterday by Secretary Stimson that President Hoover had adopt ed a course similar to that pursued by George Washington the first President declined to give some foreign notes to the House He said Mr Stimson had not quoted all of George Washington's statement and had failed to show that the first President did turn over the papers in question to the Senate which alone has the right to pass upon treaties He said part of the papers were already made public and is silly and to withhold the others May Affect Ratification The dispute between the admin istration and Senator Johnson ad ded neiv fuel today to the Senate controversy over the pact and its effect upon ratification was uncer j) tain Chairman Borah of the foreign relations committee said he believed the committee had all the information necessary to pass upon' 1 LEADVILLE Colo June The loosening of a huge bould er by vibration from an electric drill early today precipitated a cave in in the extreme lower tun nel of the Climax molybdenum mine 13 milex northeast of Lead ville which caused the death of four miners and injured three oth ers The dead: Louis Barton 35 Butte Mont Sherman razier 27 27 Leadville Ralph Port 32 Den ver rederick McMahon 28 Leadville Nick Baron Archie Wilson and Parker of Leadville were seriously injured and were brought to a hospital here The cave in occurred at six this morning as the night shift was about to quit work The crew was laying the last charge of dynamite preparatory to the blast when the huge rock came tumbling down on them Several cave ins have occurred in the low er tunnel in recent weeks but none of them resulted in casualties The miners were trapped about 2000 feet from the entrance Wil son Parker and Baron extricated themselves from the debris and struggled down the tunnel for help Wilson suffered fractures of several ribs and finally collaps ed An inquest late today did not place blame for the accident The Miami Baptist church pulpit will be occupied by a regular pas tor today for the first time in four months when the Rev Hamp ton of Warrensburg Mo recently appointed pastor preaches to his new congregation A graduate of William Jewell college at Liberty Mo and the Southern Baptist Seminary at Louisville1 Ky Mr Hampton has filled some of the' best pastorates in Georgia Tennessee and Mis souri' The previous 'Baptist pastor was the Rev ChancelloY who 'accepted a pulpit in Texas early this year The new pastor is married and has one daughter Coupe Loses Wheel and Turns Over Near Nor wood Mo On Trip Conditions Not Critical Ji RUSHZ CHEVROLET CO 24 Hp 2 hour auto repair service HEALEY SHOE Woven Sandals Sales day $285 RISCO Half farep round trip tickets BLACK or County Com missioner TIRE SERVICE ire i stogftires STAUER CAMMACK Mill feed prices dropping OTTAWA COUNTY CREDIT BU reau Pay in full by the 10th 1 SQUARE DEAL TIRE Tires that are guaranteed for life 'N A the fare in Oklahoma jPLANNETT CHAPPELL 1 Suits cleaned and pressed 75c MYSTIC HEATER Picher PENNEY Lower priced silk dresses $990 IRST NATIONAL Un s'divided attention given you MINIATURE GOL Cash prizes to all golfers Sales day specials MILLNER RI BLEY kinds of fishing tackle INGRAM CLEVELAND Violin teacher OTTAWA MOTOR New low prices on ords COLEMAN HUTTS Special prices on Pride brick ice cream MODEL Continuous flow dry cleaning system MARR BRIDGER GROCER Sales day and everyday prices SECURITY BANK TRUST CO COLEMAN THEATER i mount on KiU MOTOR CO Graham cars IORTGOMERY WARD SMe of $895 dresses COOK WEST LUMBER CO Commerce Paint and wall pa par CR CUNNINGHAM OIL your CROWN DRUG Stationery rvalues to $250 special at 59c otice to taxpay ers I GLORY THEATER Norma Shearer in IMAX PATTEN $15 permanents 'a Stfn Proof Latite shingles RUSH CHEVROLET Chev 1 1 rolet Six A AUTO SUPPLY Hudson Essex NATIONAL ADVERTISERS Cuticura Konjola Tires It Rogers Iron Works was (Continued on Page Nine) Poison Liquor atal To 13 in Three Days NEW YORK June 7 our more persons died today of poison liquor bringing to 13 the total for the last three days Since May 10 27 have died All of the afflicted have been patrons of cheap shops on the lower East Side where poor grade alcohol is sold for five and 10 cents a glass Dr Charles Norris chief medi cal examiner for the city said all of the men found today were out of work and were almost penni less 3 9 Last Minute? iling' as Yn Imbues ear He May Split Party SURPRISES MULTIPLY Assassin on Hunt for Diplomats Kills German Enioy to Portugal Killer ires Two Bullets Into British and American Representatives Also Marked by Him for Death Elsewhere in this issue will be found an advertisement pre pared and submitted to this paper by the committee on state loyalty of the Chamber of Commerce of the State of Oklahoma In this advertisement the merchants of our city are urged to use the local newspapers as a catalog and our readers are re quested to use the advertising of our merchants as a index and guide The State Chamber in this advertisement does not urge our readers to be impracticable from an economic standpoint and we would suggest that all things are equal as to quality price and our merchants should enjoy their patronage This newspaper believes that the per capita wealth of our community could be materially increased and a new era of pros perity invoked if the policies suggested by the State Chamber were carried out by our merchants and our readers The avenues of money circulation govern to a very large extent the economic welfare of any community Did you know that if we owed you $10 and you owed $10 and owed us $10 that this $30 indebtedness could be paid with a $5 bill? If 1 we were to earn $5 and pay it to you that would leave us owing you $5 In turn you pay the $5 to leaving your balance with $5 hands the $5 to us leaving his balance only $5 The $5 bill takes the same cycle we hand it to you wiping out our indebtedness to you You hand it to paying him in full gives the $5 to us and the entire indebtedness has been paid in full The moral is where in all things are equal as to quality and price and in consideration of the service outside the institutions operated by1 our merchants deserve first consideration and this paper concurs In the policies of at as advocated by the State Chamber of Commerce I a i Dr Pinnell and Wife Injured in Auto Accident Canal Yields Body of Notorious Gangster CHICAGO June The body of Eugene (Red) McLaughlin nationally notorious gangster was dragged from the drainage canal today after having lain there prob ably two weeks He had been shot and beaten and the body weighted with iron after hands and feet hail been trussed with wire The body was identified by a brother Robert McLaughlin presi dent of the Checker Taxicab com pany of Chicago and had previous ly been identified as that of Bradley Miami Beach la The first identification was made from cards found on the body and po lice were unable to say if was an alias used by Me Laughlin McLaughlin suspected by police of a hundred or more crimes was released from Joliet prison April 29 1929 after serving less than year of a one to 14 year term for robbing a salesman of $85000 in jewelry The release was ordered on a writ of error 1 He was a notorious bond jumper and was the object of a nation wide search when he jumped a $10 (KO bond in XNew Jersey in 1937 I Owens iles As Candidate for Lieut Governor i OKLAHOMA CITY June 7 Owens pardoned Tuesday night by Governor Holloway from a sentence for contempt of the supreme court tonight filed as a Republi cair candidate for lieutenant governor Owens now is a state representative from Tulsa coun ty a 9 Mile Ra'dius Population jOSO Cehsos Including" Picher Cardin Quapaw Commerce Century Nnrth Miami 23742 1 1VT A IVTT XT" ITtT'AT 'f SSST Would Be Suicide Ends 26 Day ast DANVILLE Vajune Pl rank Davis Mountain Hill farmer who has gone 26 days with out food in an effort to end his life by starvation this afternoon ended his long fast by eating Davis quickly changed his mind about refusing food when county authorities took steps to send him to the State Western Hospital for the Insane at Staunton attorney Hundley said Davis is being fed With caution under the direction of physicians BACKERS CLAIM 2 VOTE MARGIN OR TARI BILLA SET DATE TO ADJOURN Congressional Leaders Plan to End Session une 20 WASHINGTON June Congressional leaders have set June 20 as their adjournment goal In the House this is regarded as a comparatively simple task once the( tariff bill is out of the way but several matters are pressing for attention in the Senate which might twist askew the plans for ending the session Among them is a measure which holds 2 76 8 a 70 4 77 10 a 74 6 79 Noon 78 8 70 2 80 10 66 4 80 Midnight 64 6 80 2 a m60 fo 68 4 a 60 10 68 6 a 59 Midnight.