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New York
Kansas City
Chicago
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Atlanta
Binker AM Tlemittancer
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Bluefield
Man’s home called castle in divorce case tale
In Chicago a husband files for divorce claiming his home has become a castle to be invaded by restrictions. He says his wife barred smoking in the house and barred him from using the radio and playing with his dog. The piece muses on who owns a home in marriage and the balance of control between spouses.
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Lfe
Chicago
Castie
Walter O'Keefe
California
Amy Semple McPherson
Walter
Theater Guild
Eugene O'Neill
Algbia
Illinois Moves to Tighten Gun Carry Laws
Illinois General Assembly passes anti gun tot ing bill championed by Chicago crime commission with senate vote 40 10 1. Governor Emmerson expected to sign. Measures aim at gangsters and criminals while noting states vary in restrictive reach. The law forbids carrying firearms in motor vehicles if intent is crime or association with thieves, with allowances for reputed individuals.
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Illinois General Assembly
Chicago
Tennessee House Rejects Murray Bill On Monkeyshines Law
In the Tennessee General Assembly the House voiced strong opposition to the Murray measure to repeal the anti coo lusion. The monkeyshines statute remains on the books despite attempts to repeal it. Murray defended the measure asserting it reflects the will of the people of other states.
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House of Representatives
Tennessee General Assembly
Murray
Re . Murray
Tennessee
University
Hfe
Conflicting Notices and Debates From Mercer County
Mercer County residents heard Confederate veterans entertained by the Daughters of the Confederacy, Mise Doaris. Marriages occurred in Norfolk and Radford with local figures named, while debates in Tennessee pressed on education and science, criticizing but not stopping evolution discussions and state legislation.
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Mercer County
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mise Doaris
Brent
Ft. L. Kienore
Nortfork
Holston Baworth League
Mealing
Knoxville
Toon
Hluc~ield
Trigger fingers and tragedy in Oklahoma shooting
A Mexican students killing by an Oklahoma deputy sheriff prompts critique of quick trigger behavior by officers and citizens. The armed students reportedly faced warnings and weapons as the deputy claims they emerged armed. A survivor cites defensive perceptions, raising questions of motive and accountability amid a broader call for restraint in law enforcement.
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Oklahoma
In These Places We May Escape by Anne Zuker
Poem excerpt from North American Review depicting wind scented hills, water, and forests. Vivid lines describe rivers, sage, barley, and firs. Imagery centers on nature as refuge, with rhythmic, sensory phrases about wind, rain, and distant cloud flocks.
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Anne Zuker
The
North American Review
Opinions of Editors on Worry and Politics
A lengthy montage of editorials argues worry has value for prudence and preparedness, while cautioning against excessive fretting. It reviews President Hoover and Weaver touring to speak to the public, noting personal contact matters and the risk of political readings. It also mocks sun tan enthusiasm, joking that sunburn costs society in large sums.
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Charleston
Aluil
Hollywood studio slang and young stars in rebound
The piece describes studio jargon for film departments and roles, noting personal valet Jenner to George Arliss, and the public prefers star names. It highlights how crews refer to films by titles and location counts, and mentions comebacks of Ben Alexander and Madge Evans returning to cinema after years away.
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Hollywood
Geoge Jeliner
George Arliss
Jenner
Maade Defalta
Ben Alexander
Griffith
Young Alexander
Westen
Madge Evans
Ramina Novarro
Jackie Cooznnime
Vaudeville Memories and Debts Haunt New York Club Scene
In New York on June 1h a vanished vaudeville hub leaves a pall over performers as debts mount. The National Variety Artists’ organization faces about 160000 in losses while editors and writers recount famed names, lost manuscripts, and changing venues from a Broadway gathering place toward potential hotel use.
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New York
N. W.A
Acrobata
Banjo
Hon Tamers
Talkies
Times
Ja. B. Albee
Vandeville
Broadway
Silicosis Risks From Dust Levels Above Six Million
Dr Morris Filibet explains silica dust harms lungs with risk rising as air dust exceeds 6,000,000 particles per cubic foot. He notes heart and blood vessel impact, subtle symptoms, and the role of X Ray in early detection. Complications with tuberculosis or bronchitis worsen outcomes even after dust exposure ends.
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Morris Filibet
Exerton
Supreme Court Divided On Big Questions
Washington observers note the high court split five to four on the Minnesota gag act with justices Hughes Hale Brandeis Stone and Roberts on one side and Butler Van Devanter Sutherland and McReynolds on the other. With potential vacancies before 1943, President Hoover may again shape the court, altering the delicate balance that has dominated its recent actions.
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Kirke Sans Ashington
Supreme Court
Peasion
Minnesota
Washington
Hughes
Hales
Brandeis
Stone
Roberta
Butler
van Devanter
Sutherland
Mc‘Reynolds
Hoover
High Court
Justice Holmes
Holmes
Roberts
Wickersham Commission's End and Looming Followups
Rodney Dutcher notes the Wickersham commission ends in June but about 30 similar Hoover commissions will persist. Reports on crime costs, deportation laws, police administration, and finances loom, with more than 220 investigators and $2 million in private donations shaping ongoing federal inquiry into crime and law enforcement.
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Rodney Dutcher
Wee 1Ington
Wickersham Commission
Jloover
Wickersham Group
Ita
Criminaia
Mooney-Billings
California
Lkely
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Doak
Congress
Hoover Commission
Auch Groupe
Hoover
Lis Somes
Federal Farm Board
Reorganized
Federal Power Commissings
Hoover Commissions
National Committee On Law Observance
Wickersham
National Timber Conservation Board
Industrial Silicosis Trials Prompt New Safeguards
Britain has begun separating several industries for silicosis study with periodic checks already in sandstone pottery metal grinding granite work and sand blasting. A few states in the U S provide compensation while public health officials industrial physicians and specialists push for comprehensive plans including regular exams and compensation for affected workers.
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Great Britain
Publi Health
Throwing The Harpoon Glowe Call at Automat News
A fragmented item notes a Scotchman hiding at an auction and a new robotic mat that smokes cigars. A future machine that removes ashes from a parlor carpet is imagined as news, with a jokey line about serving right from an automat restaurant.
Services Held for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Clark in Narrows
Funeral services were conducted at First Christian church in Narrows Virginia for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Clark 76 who died at her Narrows home. Interment followed at Fairview cemetery She was widow of A J Clark and mother of seventeen with twelve living in Bluefield and elsewhere. She survived by 90 grandchildren 54 great grandchildren and two sisters.
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First Christian Church
Narrows
Mary Hlizabeth Clark
Fairview Cemetery
Clarke
A. J. Clark
HG. Gearheart
R. R. Clark
Bluefield
Booker Clark
Giley County
Jack Cloak
Princeton
Bob Clark
Salem
Henry
Wort Clark
Hi. K. Wysong
John Vance
Clarence Wheeler
St Nazaire Steamer Death Toll Rises to 422
The St Nazaire disaster reports a death toll of 422 from the alaking of the steamer St Philbart. Other items note the Nautilus towed after being disabled, storms in the British Isles, and political and military developments across Europe and the Atlantic.
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Associated Press
St. Nazaire
St. Philbart
Washington
Wyoming
Tondon
Storma
British Isles
Shanxhali
Cheteo
China
Madrid
Pedro Segura
Saenz
Spain
Rio de Janeiro
South Atlantic
London
Weather Bureau
Northwest
New York
Nixon-Nirdiingar
Eddyville
Carl Brandar
Local Social Notes From Newhall West Virginia
Mrs Floyd Waldagn correspondent reports weekend visits and travel notes from Newhall West Virginia. J W Crickmer and children visited relatives. J Riley took a ten day vacation. Boltons visited Welch. Flyers from Philadelphia St Paul and Derby. Several local residents hosted guests including Mrs B F Williams Mrs W W Logan Mrs Nelle Gay Mrs Alice Beavers I C Herndon and Mrs W C Hall.
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Newhall
W. Va
J. W. Crickmer
J. Riley
Bolton
Welch
Frank McIntosh
Derby
Frank Walker
Philadelphia
R. F. Flonor
St. Paul
Ylalting
Mace Flonor
Pred& Murrs
Athens
J Peter
B. F. Williams
W. W. Logan
Nelle Gay
Alice Beavers
I. C. Herndon
W. C. Hall
J. W. English
Bramwell
Floyd Waidron
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Bob) Doyle
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Daily Health Service
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