Ingertre Aims for Advent Bay to Aid Amundsen Search
The steamship Ingertre bound for Spitzbergen carries airplanes for a search mission for Captain Roald Amundsen and his polar expedition. The captain received orders to sail to Advent Bay to deploy planes and begin a search, with a plan to meet the supply ship Farm and then return to King's Bay to report weather conditions as the air search proceeds. The vessel's position at noon was 75.8 north, 11:51 east, with 240 miles remaining to Advent Bay amid light fog and smooth seas.
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Ingertre
Spitzbergen
Roald Amundsen
Advent Bay
Lotzek Holm
Coles Bay
Alexanderovsk
Amundsen
Tomorrohe
King’s Bay
Oslo
Holm
Bear Island
Windy Qualifiers Spark Upheaval at National Track Meet
In Chicago at Stagg Field the hot wind and a shower disrupted qualifying heats for the national collegiate meet. Upsets followed as many hurdlers were knocked off their rhythm with several athletes losing places due to wind swept hurdles. Snyder of Ohio and Davis of Washington and Lee advanced thanks to atmospheric aid, while Leister of Stanford posted the best high hurdles time. Eighteen schools were represented in the track qualifiers as finals are set for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Staggfield
Snyder
Ohio
Vogel
Oklahoma
Davis
Washington and Lee
Leister
Leland Stanford
Regular Shoot At Bluefield Gun Club This Afternoon
The Bluefield Gun Club holds its regular weekly shoot this afternoon at 1:30. Members planning to attend the baseball game may visit the traps for a pregame practice. New member contest is ongoing and visitors are welcome to watch from shaded seats behind the shooting platform.
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Bluefield Gun Club
Poca Bramwell to Play Blue Grays Here Today
The Blue Grays meet Poca Bramwell this afternoon at the fair grounds in the sixth of their series. The Bluefield club trails by one game as another thrilling battle is expected. Vic Sorrell, rested, will face the visitors and Tarheel twirler should be in rare form. Lefty Thomas likely starts for MacMillan's crew.
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Fair Grounds
Bluefield Club
Vic Sorrel
Sorrell
Art Club
Lefty Thomas
MacMillan
Ciw
Miners die in April in West Virginia mines
Twenty six fatalities in West Virginia mines occurred in April across multiple counties. The list records American and foreign workers, including John Higgins, A J Moore, William Kane, Paul Buddlick, J J Solaski, and Grady Lane among others, with causes ranging from slate falls to gas explosions and railroad accidents.
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West Virginia
Greenbrier
John Higgins
Nelson Fuel Co
McDowell
A. J. Moore
New River
Poca
Cons. Coal Co
Loggn
William M. Kane
West Virginia Coal & Coke Co
Logan
Paul Buddlick
MacBeth
Logan Eagle
J. J. Solaski
Nicholas Fernandez
Manuel Gonsalez
Logan Eagle Collieries
Raleigh
J. J. Hale
Eccles
Crab Orchard Improvement Company
Lewis Smith
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Joe B. Smith
United States Coal & Coke Co
Mingo
Frank Kulaski
Turner
Turner Coal
Manuel Fernandes
Thomas
Flat Top Coal Mining Co
Grady Lane
Ralco
Raleigh Fire Creek Coal Co
Ignats Novorosk
Chesapeake & Ohio Co
D. W. Fannin
Wilhelmina
Wilhelming Collieries Co
George Brooks
Mona Mine
West
Billy Evans Reflects On Baseball Uncertainty After Injury
Billy Evans notes the risk of sudden injury in baseball after Scott, who had eight years as a regular with perfect attendance, was benched and then hurt his throwing thumb in practice. He implies the sport’s unpredictability and the fragility of a long streak.
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Scott
Track record broken at Altoona race track
Altoona Pa June 12 Pete De Paolo shattered the mile and a quarter saucer speed record finishing the lap in thirty four seconds at 132.32 miles an hour. This marks the fifth record broken as drivers qualify for tomorrow's automobile race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Altoona Bowl
Pete de Paolo
Course Pace Breaks Record By Day’s End
The report notes the course was run two miles faster than Duray’s time from yesterday, with overall pace improving compared with last year.
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Duray
Hardship Prospects for States on Income Taxes
Washington reports President Coolidge favors federal retirement from inheritance taxes but warns states would face revenue gaps if compelled to drop income taxes. Senator Smoot supports separating tax fields, leaving inheritance taxes to states and income taxes to the federal government, amid practical difficulties.
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Washington
Coolidge
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Miss Fritzie Stifel Reaches Women's Championship Final
Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania June 12 Miss Fritzie Stifel of the Wheeling County Club and Mrs Joseph Byddek of Buffalo advance to the finals of the women s championship tournament. Stifel beat Mrs Louise Mac Donald of Pittsburg four and two while Byddek defeated Mrs J H vea Oakmont by the same margin.
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Cambridge Springs
Fritzie Stifel
Wheeling County Club
Joseph Byddlek
Buffalo
New York
Stifel
Louise MacDonald
Pittsburg
Byddek
J. H. Vea Oakmont
Morse Withdraws Appeal in Mail Fraud Indictment
E A Morse son of Charles W Morse withdraws his DC supreme court appeal from a habeas corpus dismissal and agrees to return to New York to answer an indictment alleging use of the mails to defraud in stock sales. He posted a $1000 bond for his New York appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. A. Morse
Charles W. Morse
New York
District of Columbia Supreme Court
French Garrisons Push Back in Morocco Evacuation Underway
Report from Spanish Morocco dated June 12 says civilians are being evacuated from Ouetzan as French forces fall back along the sector. Garrisons at Audar and Achirkanes reportedly retreated after destroying war materiel. infiltrations by rebellious tribesmen continue.
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E! Arish
Spanish Morocco
Ouetzan
Audar
Achirkanes
Torrid Spell Moves East With Heat Wave Across Midwest
A six hour heat spell reaching 95 degrees moves eastward from Manitoba into the region between the Mississippi and Lake Michigan. Meteorologists warn cooling rains and strong winds follow the hot stretch.
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Chicago
Manitoba
Mississippi
Lake Michigan
Rochester vs Jersey City Result and Other Scores
International Association games list Rochester beating Jersey City 9 to 5 while Toronto won 3 to 1 against Baltimore and Buffalo triumphed 8 to 4 over Reading. Buffalo finished second after a 10 to 7 win over Reading. Syracuse fell 9 to 22 to Providence.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Reading
Syracuse
Providence
Conlon Defeats Kelly in Altoona Fight Stop
Dick Conlon of Altoona won a decisive fight over S'd Kelly of New York in Altoona Pennsylvania. State boxing inspectors halted the bout in the seventh round to prevent further punishment to Kelly.
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Conlon
Kelly
Ten Round Draw Between Welterweights in Erle Pa
A ten round draw occurred in Erle Pennsylvania as welterweights Jimmy Ones of Youngstown Ohio and Tommy Reeman of New Orleans fought to a draw. The bout took place in June and drew local boxing fans to the arena.
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Erle
Jimmy Ones
Youngstown
Tommy Reeman
New Orleans
Brast Named Internal Revenue Collector for West Virginia
Edn A. Brast of Parkersburg West Virginia was appointed internal revenue collector for West Virginia today by President Coolidge.
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Brast
Washington
Edn A. Brast
Parkersburg
W. Va
Internal Revenue
West Virginia
President Coolidge
Tierney Honored With School Society Election
Society notes from Page Four reveal that Tierney was chosen president of the class early in the school year. He is the son of Mrs. Laurence E. Tierney of the city as the honor was voted by faculty and student body at Tome School.
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Tome School
Tierney
Laurence E. Tierney
Presbyterian Week Observed For YWCA Camp
Presbyterian Week will be observed during the Y W C A camp period and all girls over ten are eligible to attend. Those wishing to visit the camp during Presbyterian Week should notify Miss Grey Sellars or Mrs John Goodykoontz.
Marion Smith to sing at Christ Episcopal Church
Miss Marion Smith will perform a Sunday morning solo at Christ Episcopal Church, drawing parishioners to a morning service and music program.
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Miss Smith
Marion Smith
Christ Episcopal
Born Friday A Fine Son Clifford Wayne Hawkins
A fine son, Clifford Wayne Hawkins, was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Preston Hawkins of Lewis Street.
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Clifford Wayne Hawkins
Preston Hawkins
Lewis Street
Local residents and visitors head home or travel for summer
A parade of locals and relatives plan summers away or visits. Hammond Steele and Miss Anne Stifkin return to Morgantown for the break while Bertha Deaumer comes from Blacksburg after VPI finals. Others travel to Cleveland for a Rotary convention or to Slabfork and Tazewell for family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Steele
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
Bertha Deaumer
Blacksburg
Frank Walker
St. Hildah's
Charles Town
Pauline Jennings
Charleston
L. M. Carper
Third Street
Anne Stifkin
Cleveland
Narcie Hankins
Richlands
Hankins
Rs. R. FE. Clear
Hilda
Mary
Saltville
F. A. Taylor
Rogers Street
Gene Lay
W. P. S. Blacksburg
Bluefield
Camp Meade
Phyllis Penn
Greensboro
J. J. Penn
Jiarold Porterfield
H. D. Sink
Lilly Blankenship
Yards
Om Hatfield
W. T. Blankenship
Williamson
Lake McCoy
Huntington
Les Otey
Edith
Robert Hodges
Galax
Alice Evans
University of Ohio
G. C. Tucker
Dudley Hutcherson
Camp Pocahontas
Norton
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Z. S. Cecil
Staunton
Ernest Cecil
Zack Cecil
Pittsburg
W. C. Easley
R. A. Farley
Washington
G. KB. Shumate
W. M. Findlay
Nemours
Visitors and Patients Move Through Bluefield Area Notes
Birmingham resident Mr Findlay joins family for move. Mrs Tincher of Berwind returns home after Bluefield sanitarium stay. Mrs Seagle and Miss Wygal visit from Pulaski. Clara Sizemore at Bluefield sanitarium. Edith Burge tonils removed at Bluefield. Various locals pass through Bluefield for treatment visits and hospital care. others attend Episcopal auxiliary events and church meetings.
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BE. M. Tincher
Berwind
Bluefield Sanitarium
D. C. Seagle
Jillian Wygal
Pulaski
C. G. Day
Clara Sizemore
Crystal
Edith Burge
Lon Gilbert
Hurley
R. L. Lipscomb
Roanoke
West Virginian Hotel
R. C. Fleshman
Bobby
Appomattox
Fleshman
E. B. Thompson
Loran County
W. Va
Bluefield
F. de Shaffer
Princeton
John Haldren
Sol Kaufman
Huntington
J. Kenneth Sites
Blacksburg
H. E. Meador
John F. Land
Herbert Morrison
Blue Sanitarium
Co. W. Blizzard
Freeman
Cc. L. Burdett
Lewisburg
Henry Harry
Kate Lee Bundy
Burton
Willis Sarver
Yards
Maidla Newberry
St. Luke's Hospital
Nora Newberry
C. M. Stafford
George W. Reedy
Tazewell
W. M. Trapnell
Weston
Christ Episcopal Church
Dorsey Potter
Clarksburg
Kate Markle
Norbert Markle
Purdue University
Lafayette
Grace Lindley
National Council Episcopal Church
New York
Woman's Auxiliary
Taylor Vinson
E. H. Easley
J. Clark Killey
Vivian
J. W. Overstreet
R. E. L. Strider
Wheeling
Woman's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church
Dinner Guests For WV Medical Association Session
Dinner host Dr. Harry G. Steele welcomed a group of physicians at his home 801 North Street. Guests included Dr. B Brook Bland Jefferson Medical School Philadelphia Dr. Walter E. Dandy Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Dr. J W Preston Roanoke Dr. C H Maxwell Morgantown Dr. C R Ogden Clarksburg Dr. S D H Wise Parkersburg Dr. J R Bloss Huntington Dr. D A MacGregor Wheeling Dr. John N Simpson WVU Morgantown and Dr. W P Beane Keystone.
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Harry G. Steele
West Virginia State Medical Association
North Street
B. Brook Bland
Jefferson Medical School
Philadelphia
Walter E. Dandy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
J. W. Preston
Roanoke
C. H. Maxwell
Morgantown
C. R. Ogden
Clarksburg
S. D. H. Wise
Parkersburg
J. R. Bloss
Huntington
D. A. MacGregor
Wheeling
John N. Simpson
West Virginia University
W. P. Beane
Keystone
Million Dollar Vet Hospital Site Approved at Marquam Hill
The Veterans' Bureau accepted a site for a million dollar veterans hospital on Marquam Hill Port Oregon. The land near the University of Oregon Medical School was acquired after negotiations led by Director Hines with President Coolidge.
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Washington
Veterans’ Bureau
Marquam Hill
Port Oregon
Seem Aes
University of Chi- Medical School
Coolidge Anth
Hines
Bureau
Gay Stripes Popular In Men’s Attire Across Society
A fashion note details the rising popularity of gay stripes in men’s clothing. Red tones on silvery grey grounds feature three to six color stripes, with two color designs and beetroot paired with white gaining vogue, reflecting broader use among diverse men from collegians to businessmen.
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England
America
Slaeger
Itn
Rex Cheng
Quiet in Cape Breton Colliery After Miner Clash
Sydney reports 500 soldiers and Halifax police quartered at a steel plant in Cape Breton for possible emergencies. In New Waterford the United Mine Workers strike clash yesterday left one miner dead and two wounded, while the power plant lay wrecked and deserted. Looting losses are estimated at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars as towns quieted and orderly routines resumed.
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Sydney
N. S
Cape Breton
Halifax
Steel Company
New Waterford
United Mine Workers of America
British Empire Steel Corporation
Rioting Miners Reported Marching Power Plant
Riot ing miners in the Cape Breton colliery district raided Dominion mines Nos 1 and 2 and were reported to be marching on the power plant at New Aberdeen near Glace Bay Nova Scotia No verification at midnight reported Halifax June 12
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Halifax
N. S
Cape Breton Colery
British Empire Steel Corporation
Dominion
New Aberdeen
Glace Bay
Nova Scotia
Smith for President Club Incorporated in Denver
Articles of incorporation for the Alfred E. Smith-For-President in 1928 Club were filed with the secretary of state by Julius Richete, John T. Maley and Anna E. Hansen, prominent Democrats of Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Alfred E. Smith
Julius Richete
John T. Maley
Anna E. Hansen
Rockefeller Gift to Fund Cloistered Arts Exhibit
John D. Rockefeller Jr announced a $600,000 gift to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for George Grey Barnard’s collection of cloisters and Gothic antiques. The pieces will join the museum’s auxiliary show space at Fort Washington Avenue and 109th Street.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
George Grey Barnards
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fort Washington Avenue
109Th Street
Nobility At Work In Cannes Dressmaker Start
Mrs. E. H. Tatter sails married a son of a British lord and began work in a Cannes dressmaking shop within a week of marriage. Her husband consented to the employment as she wished to engage in some kind of work.
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Cannes
France
E. H. Tatter
Sail
Parisian dinner frock in satin with lace trim
A Parisian dinner frock in white satin features a high draped side, deep silver lace inflection, and matching sleeve flounce. An over dress in red satin with gold lace offers another elegant option. Medium size requires 2.36 yards satin and 1.25 yards lining plus lace and a bow, Pictorial Review pattern No 2522 for bust 34 to 42 inches, price 49.
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Bow Pictorial Review
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