Three Held After East Princeton Wreck Involving Romans
Lacy Romans at St Luke s Hospital with unspecified injuries. Robert Morris and Bernice Duncan detained by police after a Chrysler Six wreck on East Princeton Avenue as Patrolman Bowen pursued the car. Collision with M L Rigney s Chevrolet caused heavy damage. Drunkenness and liquor possession charges filed. trial arrangements not set.
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Campaign Echoes Continues With Sunday Activities
This morning attendees are urged to join Sunday school followed by union services at the tabernacle. John Brown preaches to men and boys, Mrs. Loren Jones speaks to women and girls, with Rev. Samuel W. Moore delivering Saturday night invocation.
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Solemn Protest Japan Presented State Secretary
Diplomatic notes discuss U S reservation on immigration from the treaty scope. The Japanese argue racial discrimination not supported by the exclusion clause language. Tokyo may continue conveying control over migrants until the exclusion becomes effective. An American rejoinder will be cautious, aiming to reassure allies while countering Tokio's points.
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Burton to Nominate Coolidge for Republican Nomination
Washington says Marion Leroy Burton president of the University of Michigan will place Calvin Coolidge's name before the Republican national convention. The choice stems from a longtime friendship and a nonpartisan public figure free of state-political factionalism.
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Franks Boy Kidnapping and Leopold Loeb Slayings Near Recall
The Franks boy kidnapping ends in murder as Leopold and Loeb confess to luring him into a car, striking with a chisel, and concealing the body in a swamp. They describe planning the ransom and burning evidence, with a glasses clue leading to their arrest. A separate report notes the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill vote adjournment.
LaFolletteReturns to Lead Progressive Senate Effort
Senator LaFollette returns to Washington two days early to direct the Progressive drive on the Howell-Barkley bill to abolish the railroad labor board. He plans to issue a statement soon on his presidential plans while pressing farm relief and interstate commerce reform amid looming adjournment.
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Great Women of the Bible and Modern Home Life
Petersburg Va May 31 Convicted in express car robbery case J Fred Reynolds of Petersburg given six year sentence. The speech urged women toward home making motherhood and virtuous conduct criticizing modern trends and urging revival of traditional family roles.
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Lee leads grow as returns come in in primary
Primary returns show Alfred 21 090 Wetzel 24 010 Miller 17 941 across 1 256 precincts. George W. Sharp leads for secretary of state with 35 131 to 22 706 for T P Hill. Other GOP tallies include Auditor Bond 67 655 Huffman 26 453 Treasurer Johnson 55 347 Rathbone 33 961 Attorney general Cummins 34 714 Barnes 15 521 Commissioner of agriculture Stewart 41 324 Smith 40 763 School superintendent Ford 56 480 Broadwater 30 694. Legislative nominations list Senate seventh district Democrat Ashworth Republican Wilkes. Cabell county delegates Democratic Sehon Hawkins Armstrong Davis Republican Cavendish Robinson Ash Smith. Mineral Republican Farris Hampshire Democrat Cowglis Gilmer Rev Hays Kanawha Republican Keatley Mathews Mooney Meadows Hundley Edwards.
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Means Winds Up Story in Daugherty Inquiry
Washington May 31 final windup of Gaston B Means long story includes taking a brief statement from Senator Lodge and a fracas with A L Fink Fink identified himself as the man Frank Vanderlip tried to recruit for perjured testimony against President Coolidge Fink threatened to testify about Senator Wheeler and the prosecutor and was restrained by the chairman Means defended his conduct and said there was nothing wrong with on payrolls and money received from Underwood continues to puzzle investigators He departs for New York where his federal trial opens Monday Fink vowed to appear Monday with others to reveal a plot against Coolidge and a frame up against former Attorney General Daugherty
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Adams outlines tentative GOP convention program in Cleveland
Cleveland moves to shape the Republican National Convention with chairman John T. Adams announcing a tentative first day program. Adams says the convention will open Tuesday June 10 at 11 am with the call, a prayer, and the introduction of congressman as proceedings unfold without a fixed clock.
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Burton to keynote as convention opens in Columbus
Theodore B. Burton of Ohio will serve as temporary chairman and keynoter. He will speak before noon and outline the party creed achievements and future program. Delegates and national committee members arrive as 15 000 hotel guests are booked and preparations are complete.
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Great Removal Sale Draws Big Crowds in Bluefield
Business boomed as Schlossberg opened a Great Removal Sale in Bluefield with large crowds grabbing lowered prices across all departments. He plans to move to 445 Priceton Avenue near Mast End Drug Co and Bluefield Furnitude Co., aiming to open the new store soon. The record depth line appears unrelated to the sale.
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