Herriot Wins Strong Confidence Vote in French Chamber
Premier Edouard Herriot receives a 390 to 152 confidence vote to lead France at Lausanne reparations talks and Geneva disarmament conference. He pledges economies in the war budget and emphasis on international collaboration while preparing for Geneva hearings next week.
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
Lausanne
Geneva
Chamber of Deputies
Andre Tardieu
M. Tardieu
Socialiste
Herriot
Tardieu
Ie Radical-Socialiste
France
League of Nations
Irish and British Ministers Confer on Differences
Dublin reports President Eamon de Valera and Justice Minister James Geoghegan met with British officials J H Thomas and Lord Hailsham to arrange a summit with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. The leaders plan a meeting in London at week’s end as de Valera travels Friday.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
James Geoghegan
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Lord Hailsham
London
Rameey MacDonald de Valera
London Friay
Pineville elects Blackshear mayor in three cornered race
Pineville West Virginia selects Paul D. Blackshear mayor after a three way non partisan contest. Blackshear wins 62 votes with H C Blakeley 16 and Dan W Cook 36. R L Cook reelected recorder. Council names: John Lambert Frank Crowley Lark Morgan R T Bailey Coy Hash.
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Pineville
W. Va
Paul D. Blackshear
H. C. Blakeley
Dan W. Cook
R. L. Cook
John 8. Lambert
Frank Crowley
Lark Morgan
R. T. Bailey
Coy Hash
Love and Luxuries Clash as Cherry Seeks a Home
Cherry Dixon, 19, defies her aristocratic parents for love with Dan Phillips and faces a costly housing hunt. After borrowing Max Pearson’s world of journalism, she tours Eastwood apartments, discovers rents shocking, and battles to find a furnished unit within a $110 monthly budget.
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Cherry Dixon
Dan Phillie
Cherry
Pan
California
Dan
Cerry
Wax Pearson
Wellington
Sherwood Heights
Hastwood
Cher
Last rites today for Giles M. Butt at Nemours
Giles M. Butt 80 dies at Nemours after weeks with diabetes. Service at 2:30 p m at Nemours with Rev Howard L Weeks and Rev G W Collins. Interment private near home. Survivors include widow Rebecca and five sons T M Butt C H Butt RF B Butt GW Butt FR Butt. 21 grandchildren.
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Nemours
Giles M. Butt
Howard L. Weeks
College Avenue Baptist Church
G. W. Collins
J. M. Riley
Fred Thompson
Dave Field
Charley Wood
Will Dudley
Vester Heneee
Keter Tabor
R. B. Gulion
Alma
Juani
Dorothy Riley
Hester Barrett
Oceana Neal
Margaret Hager
Miranda Barrett
Reba
Golda Marrs
Hilda Wood
Ella Gullion
Agnes
Vivian Tate
Butt
Mercer
Tazewell
Botetourt County
Virginia
Rebecca Butt
T. M. Butt
Peebles
Ohio
C. H. Butt
Bluefield
F. R. Butt
Mr. Butt
Steps Taken Halt Evictions In Kanawha Movement
Reported actions curb evictions as the Kanawha marchers press toward Washington. Governor Lee notes inquiries into conditions in Boone county and possible results. Concerns arise over compulsory insurance by coal firms and fraudulent schemes.
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Calvert L. Estill
Boone County
Lee
Kanawha River
Veterans Parade Draws Historic Route Escort
Veterans staged an orderly march up a historic avenue with police escort to encampments. A single incident occurred as a group of Negroes attempted to breach side lines, but motorcycle police repelled them and no further trouble followed. George Alman of Portland Oregon was named commander-in-chief after Walter Waters resigned.
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Washington
Waters
Herbert B. Crosby
Glassford
White House
George Alman
Portland
Oregon
Walter W. Waters
Woman Hears Ringing Phone At Dawn
A weary woman, age sixty, lies exhausted and disappointed after crying herself to sleep. The loud telephone rings, jolting her awake as the scene shifts toward the next installment.
Supreme Court Chief Justice and Family Parade on Massachusetts Ave
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes and his wife Elizabeth along with their daughter and son-in-law William T Goscett stroll down Massachusetts Avenue in Washington. Elizabeth Hughes wears the family portrait at rear. Goscett is linked to the law firm once led by Hughes’s father-in-law. They wed in December 1930.
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United States Supreme Court
Charles Evane Hughes
Massachusetts Avenue
National Capital
Elizabeth Hughes
William Thomas Goscett
Garner Relief Program Advances in House Action
The House Agriculture Committee approved the Fulmer measure to turn over 40 million bushels of Farm Board wheat and 500000 bales of cotton to Red Cross relief. Chairman McNary seeks Senate action on 50 million bushels of Farm Board wheat for the hungry. A Red Cross letter signals expected need for additional wheat.
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Fulmer
Farm Board
House Agriculture Committee
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Payne
Red Cross
Garner
Federal aid to cities debated in congress
The house read a petition after a conference endorsement of federal loans to cities and municipalities via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Senator Vandenberg pressed the measure in the senate while Senator Lewis urged Dawes’ resignation. Mills urged relief to restart private industry amid national nerves and warned against large public works spending.
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House
Reconstruction Corporation
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
Lewis
Illinois
Charles G. Dawes
The
Finance Corporation
Mills
United States
Washington Monument
Globe girdling plane purchased for flight
The round the world plane of Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon the Mies Veedel was bought for a projected Europe flight. William Ulbrich named chief pilot, a crew from the Three Musketeers joins, with a girl pilot and a physician aboard. The craft, now at Hartford Connecticut, is undergoing overhaul.
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New York
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon
Mies Veedel
Europe
William Ulbrich
Ulbrich
Hartford, Conn
Five Cent Fare Trial By Tri City Traction
Tri City Traction tests a five cent fare on all lines in Greater Bluefield and Princeton until Sunday. Interurban lines are exempt. Plans for adding buses to boost South Bluefield service are discussed, with a summer aim to connect downtown and South Bluefield by bus routes.
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Tri-City Traction Company
Greater
Bluefield
Princeton
8. J. Evans
Evans
South Bluefield
Etreeta
Evane
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