Te Kawau Princess lays eggs in New Zealand contest
Yesterday in Tarenaki New Zealand Te Kawau Princess laid 64 eggs in an egg laying contest. Three spit eggs were noted and the event highlighted a claim by Osborne Marine and partners about lighter ship coats from changing red lead paint to black and gold reducing weight by fifty pounds per ship.
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Ripley
Tarenaki
New Zealand
Osborne Marine
Tuc
Tolland
Mici
Black and
Golt
New York, Philadelphia & Washington
Ludington Line
William M Wiley of Boone County Coal Dies at 69
William M Wiley 69 vice president and general manager of Boone County Coal Corp and vice president of the National Chamber of Commerce representing the southeast region died at his home while preparing to attend his wife's funeral. He had been in ill health and spent the winter in Florida. Mrs Edith Wiley died earlier in the week. Wiley had long been active in West Virginia coal, joining the Kanawha Coal Operators Association in 1912 and serving on the chamber of commerce board before 1920.
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Sharples
W. Va
William M. Wiley
Boone County Coal Corporation
National Chamber of Commirce
Ja Il Health
Florida
Charleston Hospital
Edith Wiley
Wiley
Chamber of Commerce
West Virginia
Colorado
Boone County Cost Corporation
Kanawha Coal Operators’ Association
Kanawha
West Virminia
Trader Horn Dies In English Nursing Home Crowning Irony
Whitstable June 26 Alfred Aloysius Smith famed as Trader Horn died today in a nursing home bed. His death closes a life filled with African adventures and book collaborations with Ethelreda Lewis that made him famous. He once mused about his end preferring vultures to life and seeing no looking back from Lot’s wife.
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Whitstable
Hogland
Alfred Aloysius Smith
Trader Horn
Africa
Ethelreda Lewis
London
Botter
Lot
Noa
State Troopers Trail Winona Bank Robbers
Charleston West Virginia June 26 Four state troopers to Allegheny county Virginia aided officers reporting two men who robbed the Winona National Bank at Winona yesterday were hiding near Covington The troopers were sent after a report from T A Myles assistant prosecuting attorney of Payette county Approximately 1000 dollars were taken when two men entered the bank forced Miss Nell Walker assistant cashier into the rear and fled with money from the till and counters
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Charleston
W. Va
Virginia
Allegheny County
T. A. Myles
Payotte County
Winaba National Bank
Wiona
Covington
Virginia County
Mylea
Winona Bank
Nell Walker
Tashier
Aun
Enah
Bank of United States counsel pleads not guilty
Isidor J. Kresel indicted counsel for the Bank of United States pleaded not guilty to a perjury charge before General Sessions Judge Freschi in New York. His attorney sought ten days to draft motions. Kresel was released on 10,000 bond. The perjury charge arose from events tied to the indictment.
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New York
Isidor J. Krese
Bank of United States
General Sessions
Freschi
Kresel
City and Gonfield News Special Hat Sale
Special shipment of white crepe liverses arrives at Bland Street Raley Hotel. If unsatisfied with current lodging, speak with the clerk at Naleleh Hotel about fair prices and good care. Frenel Wot Shoppe offers summer hats on sale today for 1.65 dollars.
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Eizen
Mretyell's
Bland St
Ralelyi Hotel
Naleleh Hotel
Birth Control Debate at Church Convention
Seattle June 26 Birth control was debated at the merged Congregational and Christian churches convention. Resolutions were introduced by Iowa and New York City groups to repeal laws barring physicians from giving birth control information to married couples. New York City Congregational association urged a referendum among church members married at least five years with one child or more. Dr Wred B Smith read a Hoover message praising the merger as promising for spiritual welfare.
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Seattle
Iowa
New York City
Iowa Congregational Conference
Hoover
Ardmore judge presides over bank case and youth trial
Oun B. Odge d ex district judge of Ardmore Oklahoma presides at the trial of Coch Crosby and William Gue as deputy sheriffs for the singing of Emile Cortes Rubio and Manuel Gomezs Mexican youths Rubio related to the Mexican president and was at home with his friend when the incident occurred. Kresla testimony concerns bank officers and his grand jury statements from February. He has pleaded not guilty and indictments were returned against him with the other bank officials. In New York Agnes Ayres, once Rudolph Valentino’s leading lady, returns to theater after leaving motion pictures five years ago. She has spent time in vaudeville study and as an un named radio performer to gain experience.
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Oun B. Ogdex
Ardmore
Okla
Coch Crosby
Willam Gueas
Emile Cortes Rubio
Manuel Qomezs
Rubio
Mexico
Krescl
Bix
New York
Agnes Ayres
Rudolph Valentino
Ele Tins Boen
Vaudevilla
Pittsburgh Officials Post Bonds in Miladameanor Case
Pittsburgh June 26 Bonds of 5000 each were posted for Mayor Charles H. Kline and B L Succop deposed director of the bureau of supplies to answer charges of miladameanor in office. Grand jury had subpodaed bank and stock market records of Kline Succop and others under investigation. Indictments followed an audit into bureau contracts amid a complaint about high bidder awards. Mayor Kline said he has nothing to fear and will not abdicate.
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Pittsburgh
Charles H. Kline
B. L. Succop
Bureau of Supplies
Kilne
Succop
Othera
Iilne
Hiw
Kline
Snecop
Supplica Department
Church leaders to shape proposed union in Seattle convention
Two noted church leaders will play key roles at the joint national convention in Seattle Washington from June 25 to July addressing the proposed organic union of the Congregational and Christian denominations. The Rev Charles Emerson Burton executive secretary of the national council of the Congregational church and the Rev Frank G Coffin president of the general convention of the Christian church are cited as leaders in drafting a constitutional framework.
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Sphese
Seattle
Wash
Charles Emerson Burton
Ton
National Council of the
Congregational Church
Frank G. Coffin
General Convention of the
Christian Church
Coal Production Reaches New 1931 High in Pocahontas District
Coal output in the Pocahontas Tug River district hit a new weekly peak for 1931, totalling 441,098 net tons for the week ended June 20. The gain over the prior week was 45,282 tons, with output surpassing the previous high week by 23,000 tons. Calendar year to date production stands at 5,061,967 net tons.
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Pocahoutas- Tug River
Artist Haybrook Eyes Murder Angle in Starr Easthill Death
Adolph Haybrook, a scenic artist and friend of Starr Easthill, claims the heiress was murdered to shield a $25,000 settlement case. He argues the body found in the spur at Long Beach was a homicide and notes his picture was sent to London via Bartlane cable.
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Adolph Haybrook
Starr Easthfull
Long Beach
London
Haybrook
Atlantic
Bartlane
Outstanding collection of coins and mosaics unearthed at Olynthus
Baltimore reports Dr. David M. Robinson of Johns Hopkins University excavated at Olynthus a remarkable find including rare coins, mosaics and a carved Amazon vase. He described progress to Dr. Hugh Hampton Young of Johns Hopkins Medical School, noting discoveries since the expedition arrived in Greece last February.
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Baltimore
Olynthus
Fireece
David M. Robinson
Johns Hopkins University
Hugh Hampton Young
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Increase of fever is not harmful
Dr Morris Fisibeen explains fever as a body reaction, not always harmful. Heat production rises with fever but heat elimination adjusts, baths help cool the surface, and higher fever elevates metabolism up to 60 percent, with muscle loss possible during prolonged illness.
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Morris Fisibeen
Signer
Pepper Martin Emerges as Cardinal Prospect in 1920s Memoir
The article recounts Pepper Martin, nicknamed Pepper, rising from minor leagues to Major League trials with the St. Louis Cardinals. Scouts undoubtingly praised his hitting, speed, and versatility, noting his sharp rise from Rochester to a spring camp. It mentions Charley Barrett predicting his future impact and contrasts his early struggles with eventual breakout showing.
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Peppar’ Martin
Ty Cobb
Dia
Hathaway Trial Nears Jury Stage
Newport News June 36 The defense and prosecution in the Elliott R Hathaway murder case ended rebuttal today. The jury will hear closing arguments tomorrow afternoon with one and a half hours allotted to each side. Judge Walsh aims to instruct the jury by 3 PM, allowing time to return to their families for Sunday.
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Newport
Nt. I
Blliott R. Hathaway
Verna Russell
Charles A. Walsh
Theure
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