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Spselal Advertising
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
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Fragmentary religious verse fragment on forgiveness
A garbled quotation echoes a biblical tone about kindness, forgiveness, and compassion. The lines reference tender hearts and mutual forgiveness, attributed to Liphe and South with unclear citations, resembling a historical religious text fragment.
Talking pictures used to aid education propose film of trials
Moilfon pictures already aid education and talking films bring sight and sound to learners. Edward T. Leo proposes sound films of criminal trials for appeals to let supreme court judges see the atmosphere and witness reactions as in the original proceeding, beyond the printed record. The idea seeks a trial of the method for high court review.
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Moilfon
Tutela Bar Association
Supreme Court
Edward T. Leo
John Marshall Law School
Chicago
J1o
High Court
When a Gunman Smiles in Court Verdict and Veiled Wrath
In Chicago Frank Jordan was condemned to death for murder after a traffic officer was killed during an escape attempt. Jurors answered to the court with a shared verdict as Jordan smiled, a brief, incongruous display of bravado amid serious solemnity.
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Chicago
Frank Jordan
Jordan
What We Were Doing What We Were Doing TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
Mrs. G. FE. Mahood died at her Graham home. A Coffman hog farm cistern was searched for Kurl Simpson’s body. James Payne, John D. Ashtwarth, W. L. Jones, and Martha Noels were killed. Charles Aedes wounded by a Norfolk and Western train at Jaeger. Sam D. Price shot and wounded in a fight with local officers. Officer Dacar Mitchell fired the fatal shot. Violent Tulsa riots left many dead. Mrs. H. D. Baylor of this city died in Bristol after a life of apparent restraint. Photographers tracked the condemned man as he departed. Jordan attacked them, cursing and exposing a grim reality of crime’s end.
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G. FE. Mahood
Graham
Coffman
Kurl Simpson
Chicago
James Payne
John D. Ashtwarth
W.l Jones
Martha Noels
Kled
Charles Aedes
Norfolk & Weatera
Jaeger
Sam D. Price
Price
Dacar Mitchell
Tulsa
H. D. Baylor
W. Bucks
Bristol
Jordan
Amile
Roosevelt Courted by Tammany in Presidential Fight
A chaotic political analysis says Governor Roosevelt faces a Tam many trap as he weighs New York power against national prospects. Pressure from Judge Seabury and District Attorney Crain’s fate could force him to pick sides, risking upstate support and the presidential path.
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Roosevelt
New York
Tims
Ona Poalton
Tammany
New Yorker
New York City
Samuel Sanbury
Seabury
Crai
Tammapy Hall
Tamany
Aira
Crain
Jim
Mila
Buay
Jate
Upstate
Ammany Hall
Talamany
Nho
The Later Years by Helen Mullens in verse
The poem Passage reflects aging youth loss and isolation as the speaker contemplates final rest in a quiet room bed and patient solitude while recalling past struggles and friendships. The lines describe worn flesh minds weary of pleasure and the striving to find one’s soul through unwinding passions.
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Laat
West Virginia Ad Campaign Urged For Scenic Boost
Editors urge WV to imitate California on sign control and advertise the state to attract tourism. Officials should curb illegal signs on state property and landowners should remove invading signs to preserve scenery and boost revenue. West Virginia could profit from a bold, prideful campaign.
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California
West Virginia
State Road Commission
Étate Police
Clarksburg
West Virginia Briefs Highlight State Projects and Appointments
Charleston bids for 30598 miles of highway plus three bridges and four culverts opening June 9. Louth A. Johnson named state commander of Americnan Tylon. Sheriff Hatfield reports Ed Taylor and Frank Edmonson dismissed as deputies. Kahawha Gasoline gains charter for southern WV stations. Three Falls tract near Clay delays a Baltimore train from Pittsburgh by half an hour. Mary Lou Williams shot. assailant Buchwalter commits suicide. Parker Pottery awarded $156000 kiln plant contract. Van A. Bilmer says four mines will resume with United Mine Workers at Scott’s Run. Lonatellaw advocates county seat guards. Four-l camp proposed.
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Charleston
Louth A. Johnson
Clarksburg
Americnan Tylon
Logan
J. D. Hatfield
Ed Taylor
Frank Edmonson
Kahawha Gasoline Company
West Virginia
Clay
Baltimore & Ship
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Mary Lou
George Buchwalter
Self
Chester—Parker Pottery Company
Morgantown
van A. Bilmer
United Mine Workers of America
Fays Parkprove Coal Mining Company
Scott
Commodore W. 1
Lonatellaw
Washington
American Red Cross Ifasaving Institute
Day News Briefs From Around The World
Jerusalem reports the death of former King Hussein of Hedjaz. In Porto Praia Cape Vorde Islands a DC-X flight continues toward Brazil. Mortimer Benitt, banker and philanthropist, is noted in Oyster Bay. Lindbergh plans to depart within a month for a Far East air route. A large government bond issue in Washington is heavily oversubscribed. In Sydney a labor convention riot injures delegates. In Pittsburgh union protests near Avelia end with tear gas and dispersal. In Mounds an Olda bank robbery ends with a slain robber and a wounded partner in a posse encounter.
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Hussein of
Hedjaz
Porto Praia
Cape Vorde
Brazil
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Mortimer Benitt
Washington
Lindbergh
Far East
North Pacific
Sydney
N.S. W
New South Wales
Labor Reuneil
Pittsburgh
Denny
Avelia
Mounds
Olda
Divorce Link In Murder Testimony Shocks Court
Jefferson Ohio June 4 In the first degree murder trial of Maude Lowther defense testimony suggested Clara Smith 28 prompted Toby Smith’s divorce from his first wife. Clare Unangst 29 orangeville testified that Smith married Clara months before his current union. The defense probed whether Laura Smith sought a divorce citing Milby’s alleged affair with Clara. The state objected and the witness avoided answering.
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Jefferson
Ohio
Maude Lowther
Clara Smith
Toby Smith
West Virginia
Smith
Clare Unangst
Orangeville
J. F. Marvin
Unangst
Tly
Clara
Laura Smith
Milby
Marvin
Toby
Oars
Broadway Tricks and the Devil in NY The Angel Queens
In New York a town famed for ambition, producers fund their shows with money and wives who aspire to act. A Bronx family’s daughter reaches Broadway, but critics ridicule the performance and the family bears the social cost. The columnist notes recurring patterns of vanity and public scrutiny in theater.
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New York
Frohmans
Belas~tos
Bix
Hook~aga
Broad Way
Thia Man
Bronx
Jfather
Broadway
Jock
Throwing The Harpoon Speedway Victory Rumor
An ex motorcycle officer allegedly wins an Indianapolis speedway race while a jumble of dated notes mentions long mailed letters from Ohio, a New England couple honeymooning toward Honolulu in 1931, wool surplus in Nanton's warehouses, and fashion trends among 1931 bathing suits as the world laughs with you.
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Indianapolis
Nanton
Ohio GOP Revolt Quelled by Simeon Fess Squareches
In Washington, Simeon Fess of the Twentieth Marines, Ohio, soothed a GOP revolt that troubled Republicans after the last election. He toured Buckeye supporters, declaring Ohio “a Hoover state” and predicts Ohio will back Hoover's reelection. The piece contrasts party chairmen forecasts and shifts in Ohio, New York, and Pennsylvania, noting Ohio’s reduced Republican influence and Pennsylvania’s bloc strength.
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Republican National Committee
Ohio
New York State
Messrs
Macy and
Farley
Macy
Tammany
New York City
Delage
Parlay
New York
United States
Hio
House
Congress
Pennsylvania
War Dept plans for industry wartime tasks and controls
The War Department outlines wartime plans to mobilize industry, assign tasks to about 4,000 essential articles, and use allocation instead of open bidding. It details emergency authority, a potential advisory war council, and a system to stabilize procurement, prices, and raw materials while avoiding waste and shortages.
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Roydney Dutcher Ashington
War Department
Army
Navy
War Policias Commission
Adlvnsory War Council
War and Navy
Selective Service
Douglas MacArthur
War and Navy Departments
Congress
Thi
Hance
Rome
War Policies Commission
Bernard M. Baruch
Medical care costs rise with hospital specialization developments
Dr Morris Fisabel notes the growth of hospital care and specialized staff, with nearly 1,000,000 hospital beds and 45,000 specialists among 98,491 licensed physicians. He argues costs reflect labor, overhead, and the need for personal patient-physician relationships, while most diseases can be diagnosed by a general practitioner with portable equipment.
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Morris Fisabel
Wisa
United States
Coolidge Plans To Discontinue Column
New York June 4 Former President Calvin Coolidge is reportedly considering taking a vacation from writing daily articles for several newspapers. Syndicate officials declined to publish, but a definite decision was expected Saturday. Reports said he might quit newspaper work entirely, though information on that angle remained unclear.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
Potatoes Bring Millions to Florida Crop Trade
Hastings Florida June 4 Farmers near the village see millions of dollars poured into their pockets as the annual potato crop moves to market with daily shipments of 25 to 250 railway cars. The 1931 yield is estimated at 5,000 cars. Crop experts note Texas frost shortened its crop, while local yield per acre should run about fifty barrels with around 75 percent graded number one.
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Hastings
Fla
Thi Village
Hastings-Elkins
Texas
Tall West
Pittsburgher Wounded In Tur tle Creek Shooting
Josaah Pizino a 45 year old arrival from Cleveland was shot three times in the neck and chest as he left a Tur tle Creek lodging house. He had secured a job with the Union railroad yesterday and cannot explain the circumstances due to injuries.
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Cittsburgher
Pittsburgh
Josaah Pizino
Cleveland
Turtle Creek
Pizino
Union Railroad
Famous whiskers trimmed at home in Chicago tale
Chicago dispatch details Senator James Hamilton Lewis and wife Mia Douglas Lewis in a humorous profile. It notes his biweekly beard trims, rakish flair, carnations, and careful wardrobe. It mentions campaign victory over Ruth Hanna McCormick, his routines, and his wife Gypsy who writes society pieces.
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Associated Praga
Chicago
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
Chesterfieldian Statesman
Lerriea
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Mia
Douglas Lewis
Lewis
Y. Ham
Senate
Prodigal Actor Donald Cook Chooses Hollywood Over Banking
Donald Cook, a University of Oregon graduate, followed a stubborn dream from Portland to New York to road work and stage, then to Hollywood. He recalls family urging banking, but a string of roles including Unfaithful and The Public Enemy proved his resolve and eventually brought him film success.
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Hollywood
Donald Cook
Cook
University of Oregon
Portland
New York
Gon
Ruth Christterton
Fascist Students Face Military Penalties in Rome
Rome June 4 under the fascist educational system a playing jockey faces military punishment for failing to do homework. Fascist university groups sentence members to ten rifles under a vigilant sergeant. Even a giggle in class may bring penalty.
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Rome
Italy
Clase
Uis
Emergency decrees to boost German economy studied
Berlin June 4. President Paul von Hindenburg studied a series of emergency decrees designed to raise about 414 million dollars. The measures, drawn by Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtius, are expected to be published likely Saturday and are said to impose further cuts in national expenditures and raise taxes.
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Berlin
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Heinrich Bruening
Junus Curtius
Loudon
Government bond issue oversubscribed in World War funding
Washington reports that a government bond issue announced Monday was oversubscribed by one and a half times in three days. Treasury officials said $6 billion had been subscribed for the 18 year bonds at 3 1/2 percent, to be issued June 15, reflecting investors desire for safe investments.
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Washington
United States
Becra
Fury Mellon
Mellon
Treasury
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