Hoover Flings Dart at New Deal in Formal Summary
Chicago June 4 Herbert Hoover denounced the Roosevelt administration 's proposals to change to a European form of government in a formal summary of his conversations with former Governor Frank C Lowden of Winnis. Hoover declined to say what role he might play in the 1926 campaign planning to travel to New York tomorrow. He planned to stay the night in Chicago and had no conferences with party leaders scheduled.
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Herbert Hoover
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Frank C. Lowden
Winnis
America
Lowden
Washington
Hoover
Congress pilots sift for session far into summer
Congress debates the Wagner and Guffey Snyder bills as cabinet members weigh changes. Senate leaders eye social security and money control while the House advances banking and social security measures. A coal strike warning looms if the Guffey act stalls beyond two weeks.
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Neely
West Virginia
Senate
Utilities Holding Company
Banking
House
Motor Hua
CVA
Roosevelt defends federal reach on interstate business policy
President outlines positions on constitutional amendments and national standards amid a White House briefing. He notes sixteen agencies influence the national industrial act and signals continuation of federal administrations, including alcohol control, electric, petroleum, and central statistics boards, as part of broader measures to implement executive orders.
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White House
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America
Gesk
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Petroleum -Adminnise ‘Eration Board
Central Statisaise Rd
President outlines plan to abolish several New Deal agencies
In a sequence of White House talks the president announced the abolition of sixteen agencies including labor and economic boards by June 1. George N. Peek will stay in government service and two import export banks remain. A supplemental $660000 Labor Department fund would expand mediation and conciliation duties, with Wagner Bill possibly creating a new tribunal to replace functions of the boards. Cabinet members and congressional leaders endorsed the plan in a series of conferences.
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National Resources Board
Howe
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George N. Peek
AAA
Peek
National Labor Relations Board
Petroleum Labor Relations Board
Steel Labor Relationa Board
Textile Labor Relations Board
Cotton
Ank
Wool
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor
Ieacers
Lions Convention Opens With Memorial Service and Plans
The Lions district gathering began with Harold Porterfield presiding and James Himer Brown leading a rendition of America. An invocation by Rev. Paul L. Royer followed, with welcoming remarks from Maynor W. A. Light and a response by GC. Guy Musser. Delegates registered at 8:50 AM, souvenir pens provided by local sponsors, and an address by Mr. Kingaley urged a new service field aiding unemployed graduates. The afternoon included a memorial for fallen Lions, a poem read by Musser, and a note on growing unemployment among spring college graduates. Political contenders for district governor emerged as preparations for the next year’s meeting place circulated. Evening events featured a dinner, dance, and social activities at the Country Club.
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Bluefield
James Himer Brown
America
Paul L. Royer
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Light
Maynor W. A. Light
Guy Musser
Clarksburg
Porterfield
Mader
van Camp
Songvenira Inch
Beckley Post-Harald
Credentiala
Beckley and Conk
Haldwin Supply Company
Beckley Lions Club
Kingaley
Coleges
West Virgginia Liong
Clarkabore
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Musser
Parkersburg Ideas Quartette
Duefeld Juer Drug
Lngle Corps
Duck Thacker
Buck Devise
Mr. Museer
Lous
Sturn
Bridgeport
Ben H. Knowles
le A. Worman
Ontington
Lb. A. Starky
Middeton
BR. McIntosh
Weston
Shirley Morton
Summersville
Carl Kennedy
Montgomery
W. J. McFarland
Morgantown
C. Q. Peregoy
Beckley High School
Morton
Nicholas County
Summerville
Fairmont
Charleston
West
West Virginia City Elections Report Full of Local Races
Across many towns in West Virginia on June 4, voters elected mayors, recorders, and council members. Notable outcomes include Junior electing Brandy mayor with 61 votes, Union naming James Headey mayor unopposed, and Alderson's Citizens ticket sweeping. Multiple towns reported nonpartisan or party tickets with varied results and several incumbents retained office.
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Glenville
W. Va
Amanda Thompgon
Tory
EB. L.gottelt
Reform Party
Thompgon
Gonville State Teachers College
Roy
daugh+rer
Virginia
Mamm
Public Improvement
Thompson
Action This Week On Revised Coal Bill Predicted
National coal reserve policy and wage negotiations loom as the revised coal bill retains provisions to empower the Interior secretary to purchase marginal coal, fund from a $300,000 bond issue, and remove production controls while the commission studies necessity and reports by January 6.
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Secretary of the Interior
National Coal Commission
Congress
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Canada
Cuba
NRA
United Mine Workers of America
John Ts
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Lewin
Directors authorize large payments on city debt
City directors begin revenue-raising actions by paying a series of obligations for the current year. Major disbursements drawn from special funds cover sinking fund and contract debt payments. A total of 22000 dollars was ordered from the sinking fund to meet bond requirements for the fiscal year.
Boy Injured After Train Boarding In East End Yards
In the east end yards a search found no trace of the lads. An inquiry at the sanitarium revealed the injured boy was admitted there around o clock. It is believed the boys boarded the train, a manifest freight, at Eckman. Joe Stout is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stout, who recently moved to West Graham from Voca hontas.
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East End
Eckman
Joe Stout
Lewis Stout
West Graham
Vocahontas
Ed Witten Wins Princeton Mayor Election Contest
Candidates for mayor Citlizena led with 670 votes and New Deal 72 in Bramwell’s municipal results. Recorder race saw Lina Griffith 523 and Stella Gordon 116. council winners Ed Cooper 562 and B. J. Sexton 679. other results listed. Winners thanked supporters and pledged an economic, successful administration.
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Bramwell
Citlizena
New Deal
Lina Griffith
Stella Gordon
E. H. Lowa
Ed Cooper
Paul M. Pack
Harry Bowen
B. J. Sexton
George A. Spencer
Colne
Johnson
EB. B. Harris
William Graves
Carl Cormer
Citizens
Unclear baseball misreads shape most likely lost game notes
In a Cincinnati at Chicago contest Jurges to Cavarretta and other players listed. Left on bases Cincinnati 12 Chicago 6. Bases on balls Johnson and Brennan noted. Strikeouts and hits attributed to Johnson and Brennan. Wild pitch by Johnson. Passed balls Lombard. Losing pitcher Fohnnon. Umpires Stewart Sears and Reardon. Time 2 08.
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Bluefield Hardware Co
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Jones Street
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Princeton Avenue
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Carroll Street
Richlands
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