oc-plain-dealer 1924-11-07

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 7, 1924 Fatal School Bus Crash Revives Crossing Agitation Agitation against grade crossings has flamed up again in Ohio as a result of an accident in Lorain county in which four children were killed and 20 hurt. The crash is being probed. An electric car hit a bus loaded with 40 schoolchildren of from seven to 10 years old. Above: The smashed bus. Below: (left) Frank White, 8, one of the killed, and (right) Mrs. W. L. Cliftes, heroine of the accident. She saw it from her kitchen door, carried 26 children into her home, dressed their wounds, then collapsed. CONFER ON FILMS LOS ANGELES, Nov. 7---Conference now being held between the heads of a German film com- WOMEN GOVERNORS WILL MEET SOON SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 7.—Mrs. Nellie Ross of Wyoming, and Mrs. AGITATION against grade crossings has flamed up again in Ohio as a result of an accident in Locust county in which four children were killed and 20 hurt. The crash is being probed. An electric car hit a bus loaded with 40 schoolchildren of from seven to 10 years old. Above: The smashed bus. Below: (left) Frank White, 8, one of the killed, and (right) Mrs. W. L. Clifes, heroine of the accident. She saw it from her kitchen door, carried 26 children into her home, dressed their wounds, then collapsed. PRESS, Nov. 7. (Spi)—Drilling operations are going steadily on at the Micher well No. 1 and have been for a week. The trouble of the telescoped casing has been overcome and the drill is eating down through the cement. York, head of the drilling company in charge is reported as giving out the information that the well may be brought in within the next seven days. A serious loss by fire was narrowly averted Saturday when an army of volunteers succeeded in extinguishing the flames of a grass fire just as they reached the long line of poultry houses on the Noel ranch north of Cypress. Once all fire these buildings would not only have caused the loss of the large poultry plant, but also the residences of Mr. Noel and Mr. Priddy. The C. of C. and P.T. A. have installed school zone signs on Lincoln ave. The regular meeting of the Cypress Farm Center was postponed from Tuesday it being election day, to Friday. A very interesting program has been arranged, F. J. Alliborn will be the principal speaker of the event. A very instructive and interesting feature of the evening will be a two reel picture entitled The Giant of the North, which photoplays the construction and the operations of the aqueduct. Also another two reel film entitled The Taming of the Giant of the Southwest, which has to deal with Colorado River and the development of the Palo Verde Valley. A literary program has also been arranged. A very entertaining and instructive evening is assured. All are invited to attend. Mrs. Lutle McClentock underwent an operation at the Artesia hospital Wednesday; at last reports the patient was doing very nicely. Mrs. C. L. Damron who underwent a very serious operation at the Sea Side Hospital a couple of weeks ago is now convalescing at the Cypress Emergency hospital. Mr. Cary Rich of Long Beach was a surgical patient at the Cypress Emergency hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Sutherland has leased a farm. CONFER ON FILMS LOS ANGELES, Nov. 7—Conference now being held between the heads of a German film combine and leading American producers which are expected to result in a new era in international film relations were revealed today by Wynn Jones, American representative of the University Film Ass'n of Europe, who is in Los Angeles with the heads of the organization, Dr. Felix Calleman, Eric Palmer and Fritz Lang, of Berlin Germany. Exchange of films between producers is planned. Hatfield Contracts to Produce Rain LOS ANGELES, Nov. 7—A contract to produce 2½ inches of rain in Kern-co, between Nov. 20 and Dec. 20 had been signed by "Rainmaker" Hatfield of Glen dale, according to word received in Los Angeles today. Hatfield entered the contract with the Kern-co. Cattlemen's Ass'n, and the Sheepmen's Ass'n. He is to receive $4,000 if rain is produced. Gauges will be placed at La Panza, Delano and Bakersfield. TELEGRAPHS OFFER LOS ANGELES, Nov. 7—Fred Winsor, manager of Tony Fuente, heavyweight boxer, declared today he had wired an offer to Jack Kearns for a Dempsey Fuente bout here July 4. Winsor said that if Fuente defeated Firpo, Jack Renault and other leading heavyweights before that time he would expect his protege to have a crack at Dempsey. Mrs. Edith Sconce and Mrs. Sam King were visitors in Long Beach today. WOMEN GOVERNORS WILL MEET SOON SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 7—Mrs. Nellie Ross of Wyoming, and Mrs. Miriam Ferguson, of Texas, first women to be elected heads of state governments, will meet in this city in December, it was announced here today. Gov.-elect Ross will visit her brother, Judge S. G. Taylor, prior to taking up her gubernatorial duties at Choyenne. Mayor Tobin has sent an official invitation to Gov.-elect Ferguson, asking her to meet Mrs. Ross here at that time. FOSTER ELECTED FRESNO, Nov. 7—Assemblyman Chas. A. Foster, supported by Gov. Richardson, apparently has been elected by a majority of 193 in one of the closest battles in the San Joaquin Valley, defeating L. A. Buchanan in the 50th district. The complete unofficial vote is: Foster 3,554; Buchanan 3,361. A great deal of bitterness marked this race and one of the outcomes was a libel suit filed against Foster by Buchanan. EARL OF BERKELEY MARRIES AMERICAN LONDON, Nov. 7—The Earl of Berkeley and Mrs. Mary Lloyd, an American woman, were quietly married today at Price's New Registry office. The bride is the former wife of Francis Lloyd and the daughter of John Lowell of Boston. She gave her age as 38, the bridegroom gave his as 50. There was no reception and immediately after the ceremony the couple left for the continent to spend their honeymoon. Only the witnesses were present. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. The Public Is Grand Mrs. Lutie McClentock underwent an operation at the Artésia hospital Wednesday; at last reports the patient was doing very nicely. Mrs. C. L. Damron who underwent a very serious operation at the Sea Side Hospital a couple of weeks ago is now convalescing at the Cypress Emergency hospital. Mr. Cary Rich of Long Beach was a surgical patient at the Cypress Emergency hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Sutherland has leased her ranch to Jim McGregory for a term of five years. The ranch was formerly equipped as a poultry ranch; the buildings are being remodeled to accommodate a dairy. Mrs. Sutherland will make her home in Los Angeles with her son. Harold Flader has moved his residence to his recently purchased lot on the Cypress Garden tract. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Ransbottom have moved to their new home at Buena Park. Mrs. Don Grindlay and baby daughter are home from the Community Hospital of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Walker of Belflower and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph La Rue of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Miller and Mrs. A. P. Bunyard formed a radio party at the H. LaRue home to listen to the election returns Tuesday evening. Carl Flader while driving, a Chandler sedan belonging to his brother Ed Flater of Cypress on East Samson-ave, Los Angeles collied with a truck wrecking the Governer beyond repair. Mr. Flader was only slightly injured. Mr. Flader was attempting to pass the truck when the truck driver without any warning turned into a private drive way. The auto struck the front wheel of the truck and turned over three times. An insurance policy against accident expired the day before and if damages are not collected from the truck driver the auto will be a total loss. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Hiller who have just returned home from a five weeks camping in Arizona. They report good roads and good weather altho the game was scarce they had a grand trip. Knott’s Meat Market FREE | 1 TURKEY SATURDAY EVENING We serve free to everybody a Baked Ham Sandwich. Genuine Swift Premium Hams, special for Saturday, only—32¢ per lb. KNOTT’S ME 243 W FREE DELIVERY "Dance of Death" Ticket Clue to Woman Who Drank Poison WASHINGTON, Nov. 7. — A black-bordered ticket of admission to a subscription "dance of death" furnished police here today with the identity of a 24-year-old woman lying seriously ill in Emergency hospital from self-administered poison, and revealed her as the sweetheart and possible wife of Walter Muir, 21-year-old New York lad hanged last July in Quebec for murder after a sensational case that reached international proportions. The girl—Catherine Morgan of New York City—drank five ounces of poison Wednesday night, crawled to the hospital and collapsed in the doorway. Examination of her handbag revealed a packet of intimate letters exchanged between herself, Muir and the boy's mother. But it was the ticket to the "dance of death" that excited the curiosity of police and hospital authorities. The friends of the hanged lad had danced throut a night in order to raise funds that a monument might be erected to him in a New York cemetery. Among the letters were copies of several letters of condolence the Morgan girl had written to Muir's mother; a letter from Murr written from the death house and two photographs of the youth. The fact that the young woman wore a wedding ring and that several other letters in her possession had been written her in care of Muir's mother led the police to believe possible the pair had been secretly married. A distinguished coffee meets many BALDWIN IN HOT WATER ALREADY LONDON, Nov. 7. — Stanley Baldwin, head of the new Toronto government, has struck trouble within a week of the party's heavy victory at the polls. His cabinet, which received the king's approval yesterday afternoon, has met with a mixed reception from Tory and opposition press. "Die hard" Tories of the extreme right wing, are openly angry because Winston Churchill has been given the most important post, chancellor of the exchequer, while other Tories hopefully maintain that it shows Baldwin will be in dependent of the reactional eliquen within the conservatism party. Even the most loyal Tories amit that it is unpleasant to have Baldwin give the most important places in his cabinet to Lloyd George coalitionists — Austin Chamberlain, designated foreign secretary; Sir Lamington Wortington-Evans, secretary of war; Earl Birkenhead, secretary of India. Premier Baldwin is expected to appoint Lord Cecil chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. Lord Beaverbrook's London Express is hostile because Sir Rob Horne was not included in the new cabinet, and predicts a party splash. "The new cabinet is born in blizzard which may before long test its infantile strength," the Express says. 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Center WIN IN HOT WATER ALREADY DON, Nov. 7.—Stanley head of the new Tory ent, has struck trouble week of the party's heavy attack the polls. babinet, which received the approval yesterday after met with a mixed reception Tory and opposition Torles of the extreme ing, are openly angry belston Churchill has been the most important post, as wor of the exchequer, while torles hopefully maintain shows Baldwin will be invent of the reactionary within the conservative the most loyal Tories add it is unpleasant to have give the most important in his cabinet to Lloyd coalitionists — Austen plain, designated foreign y; Sir Lamington WorthEvans, secretary of war; Dirkenhead, secretary for Lord Cecil chancellor of of Lancaster. Beaverbrook's London Exhostile because Sir Robt. was not included in the new and predicts a party split. new cabinet is born in a which may before long infantile strength," the says. Morning Post expresses the hope that Baldwin will refresh the cabine with new recruits. It declares that Torles must procure the split of the working people and states that the masses are bitterly hostile to Churchill. The London Chronicle a Lloyd George organ, sees justification for the coalition members of the cabinet, while the Liberal Westminster Gazette, says: "The cabinet may weather the storm long enough to give the country a breathing spell." The Liberal London Daily News says, "The new cabinet compares favorably with the scratch organization of Baldwin's last cabinet." The Times expresses the hope that Baldwin will avail himself of young members of the Tory party, while the Telegraph regrets the absence of Sir Robt, Horne. INDIANA STUDENTS FIGHT FOREST FIRE BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 7.—Three hundred Indiana University students were routed out of their dormitories by order of the university authorities to go to Belmont eight miles east of here and assist in fighting a disastrous forest fire which has been raging in that section since Sunday. OWENSBORO, Ky., Nov. 7.—Forest fires are doing great damage in McLeon-co. The fires have been raging for several days. They are burning in the neighborhoods of Sacramento, Island, Basin and Glover. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. LEITER SEEKING REINSTATEMENT CHICAGO, Nov. 7.—Joseph Leiter, ousted from the board of trade 18 years ago, today applied for reinstatement. Leiter was ousted May 5, 1906, following his sensational but unsuccessful attempt to corner the wheat market, for non-payment of brokerage debts: incurred by him in the resultant crash. All claims outstanding against him, variously estimated about the whent pit as between $3,000,000 and $7,000,-000, are now said to have been settled to the satisfaction of the directorate of the board of trade. CHICAGO SEEKING ARMY-NAVY GAME WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.—Rep. Fred Britton of Illinois conferred with Maj. Gen. 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