Crippled Dingley Towed After Collision Near Machias
The Dingley of Eastern Steamship Lines was towed by Coast Guard cutters Ossippee and Kickapoo after her propeller struck submerged wreckage near Eastport ten miles west of Moose Peak light. Passengers were moved to other vessels for St John New Brunswick and Lubec, with the Kickapoo and Dingley due back tonight.
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Eastern Steamship Lines
Coast
Coast Guard
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Kickapoo
Eastport
Moose Peak
Great Wash
Fastern Steamship Limes
St. Johny
Ne B
Grand Manan
Lubec
Driver sued over fatal crash after alleged ram collision
Pittsburgh June 28 A police surgeon said Philip Zuckerman was intoxicated after his car sideswiped another vehicle on the Boulevard of the Allies causing it to plunge 150 feet to railroad tracks. Mrs. Ella Hayman died. her husband Earl and a friend were hospitalized with severe injuries. Coroner action bail set at 2500 for Zuckerman and 1000 for coroner witness McKeesport official.
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Pittburgh
Philip Zuckerman
Pittsburgh
Ella Hayman
Ingram
Earl
Elizabeth Rodgers
Mercy Hospital
Hayman
Zuckerman
Sadie Schnitzer
Louise Peters
McKeesport
Steel Founders Pledge Help to President Hoover
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on June 28 the Steel Founders Society of America pledged earnest support to President Hoover for restoring prosperity. W H Worrilow Lebanon pa and Frederick A Melmoth Detroit steel castings spoke on selling steel castings and meeting buyer needs with quality service.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Hoover
Steel Founders’ Society of America
W. H. Worrilow
Lebanon Steel Foundry
Lebanon
Frederick A. Melmoth
Detroit Steel Castings Company
Detroit
Worrilow
Billy Jacobs Wins Junior Tennis Title in Middle Atlantic
Billy Jacobs of Baltimore, the junior national indoor champion, captured the middle Atlantic junior crown. Jack McLean of Washington won the boys title. Jacobs beat Frank Shores 6 4 6 1 6 8, while McLean defeated H Barcley 6 2 6 0. Winners advance to national at Culver Indiana in August. West Virginia entrants Oleg Reed J Branch and E Devol B Wilkinson exit in second round.
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Billy Jacobs
Baltimore
Jack McLean
Washington
Jacobs
Frank Shores
McLean
H. Barcley
Culver
Indiana
Oleg Reed
J. Branch
Huntington
E. Devol
Parkersburg
B. Wilkinson
West Virginia
New York City Ship to Lead Byrd Expedition Exhibition Cruise
The base ship of the Byrd expedition will embark on an exhibition cruise within weeks. Sverre Strom, former second officer, will serve as next skipper. Capt. Ashley McKinley, adjutant, helps in finding jobs for crew including Gustav L. Brown, master mariner and former Eleanor Rolling skipper.
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New York
Sverre Strom
Ashley ©. McKinley
Gustav L. Brown
Fifty-Four Defendants Plead Guilty in District Court
The district court heard multiple cases where defendants from counties including Logan Mercer McDowell Greenbrier and Pocahontas pleaded guilty to violating the national prohibition amendment or related sections. Sentences ranged from probation to two years in Atlanta with fines and jail terms imposed as appropriate. Several probation violations resulted in prison or jail terms, and some cases were Nolled or transferred to Huntington.
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Atlanta
Cecil Currey
Logan County
George Spears
Ray Evans
Chillicothe
Ohio
Thomas Scott
McDowell County
Lacy Brown
Douglas Winfrey
Monroe County
Greenbrier
Joe Tingler
Arabella Taylor
W. L. Faulkner
Raleigh
Robert Lee Harriston
Lincoln Co
John Hicks
Robert Miller
Turner Sparks
Leonard Messinger
Mercer County
Oakley Carter
Guy Bailey
John Adkins
Mingo County
John Durate
Melvin King
Annle Bennett
Pocahontas County
Ooie Fink
Cabell County
Leonard Ray Ford
Martha R. Bell
Rufus Rose
Frank Hampton
Jay Hampton
Hubert Smith
James Lacier
Dollie Paxton
Junato Small
Tingler
William Dawson
Huntington
George W. Watts
Marshall Kincade
Charleston
Cora Shaw
Bluefield
John Burnett
Joseph L. Shoemaker
Summer Millinery and Local Advertisements
City notices list summer millinery in colors from 1.75 to 2.95 with Bakus at half price. Studebaker coupe for sale at 275 cash. Forest City Paint promotes sulphuric resistant wholesale coatings. Club room for rent at 3 dollars via 2610. Geraniums sale at Bluefield Floral Co. Kodak finishing promotions at Breckenridge Studio. Correction on Jere Franklin ad lowering dress cleaning prices. Stenographic and accounting courses offered by Bailey block opposite Bluefield post office. W H Cunningham founder and principal.
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Mies Stella Jones
Bailey Block
Bluefield
W. H. Cunningham
Japs Take to Air as Aviation Urged by Government
Tokio students embracing aviation as six leading universities form the Japanese Students' Federation of Aviation. backed by the army and navy to promote flying.
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Tokio
Japanese Students’ Federation of Aviation
Army
Navy
Hoover Suddenly Leaves For Camp Hoover
President Hoover sought a weekend respite at Camp Hoover Orange Virginia after two weeks of congressional pressure over veterans' legislation and the law enforcement commission. He traveled with Secretary Hurley and assistants Ingalls and Payne plus physician Boone. some aides misconnected with the party. He planned to return to the White House late tomorrow after a brief fishing sojourn.
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David 8. Ingalls
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F. H. Payne
War
Joel T. Boone
Secret Service
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Tom Greene Wins Ohio River Race Against Betsy Ann
In Cincinnati a river race on the Ohio River revived steam boating memories as the Tom Greene defeated the Betsy Ann. Veteran operator William L. Cannon, 73, died in Louisville during the contest era, with his family’s Robert E. Lee packet linked to the Natchez race legacy. The elk antlers once given for 1870 Robert E. Lee victory are mounted in the Kentucky State Capitol.
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Louieville
Tom Greene
Betsy Ann
Cincinnati
William L. Cannon
Mississippi River
Ohio River
Cannon
John W. Cannon
Robert EB. Lee
Natchez
Robert KE. Lee
Kentucky
Frankfort
Gold Star Mothers Arrive in Plymouth on President Roosevelt
A group of 226 American Gold Star mothers arrived in Plymouth aboard the President Roosevelt to visit sons killed in World War I. Thirty nine landed that night, oldest Mrs. Caroline Heim, 72, and an official reception by the British Legion preceded their departure for London.
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Caroline Heim
British Legion
London
Miner Killed by Auto Near Clarksburg
John McDonald a 56 year old Bridgeport miner died after stepping into the path of a car driven by Roy E Peshak of Bridgeport Peshak was exonerated in the incident authorities reported the accident occurred today in Clarksburg West Virginia June 28 19. The report notes McDonalds death followed injuries from the collision and names Peshak as the driver involved in the fatality
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AUTO
Clarksburg
W. Va
John McDonald
Bridgeport
Roy E. Peshak
Peshak
Lindbergh Birth Record Cites 1 10 P M Time
Official birth record from Lydecker street in Foglewood New Jersey notes a son born to Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh. The certificate lists no child name and records Lindy’s home as St Louis Missouri and occupation as technical adviser with Mrs Lindbergh listed as flying. Time of birth 1 10 p m.
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Lydecker Street
Foglewood
N. J
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Lindy
St. Louis
Barnes Submits Report on Business Conditions and Trends
The report notes improvement in the financial state of building and loan associations, with little change in installment selling and retail collections since early spring. Life and fire insurance issued in May are down from last year, and construction slows though road building surpasses 1929 records. Car loadings, real estate sales, and electric railway traffic dip. telegraph and telephone use stays near prior levels. Price declines affect several commodities and automobile output. overall employment is about the same as in April.
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Eee
Pril
Senate Vets Relief Bill Clears Committee With Amendments
Wisconsin senators report a new veterans relief bill from committee with changes urged by the American Legion. The panel extended the filing window for war risk insurance claims by one year and rejected abolishing the veterans bureau comptroller. The house bill was also amended to remove a post armistice enlistment exclusion.
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Wisconsin
King
Utah
House
American Legion
Legion
Office of Comptroller of
Veterans Bureau
221 Year Old Bell Summons the Faithful
A 221 year old bronze bell in St. John's Protestant Episcopal church at Ellicottville New York has rung daily since 1708. Cast in Malaga Spain the bell survived a monastery fire during an insurrection and was brought to America as ballast in 1836. It arrived in New York City and two years later was installed in the village church.
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Ellicottyville
N. Y
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Malaga
Spain
America
New York City
Stalin hailed as chief of Reds at all union congress
In Moscow's National Opera House Joseph Stalin was hailed by 2,000 delegates at the sixteenth All Union Communist Party congress. He defended Leninism, warned against capitalism and the kulaks, and praised Soviet unity while noting huge US unemployment amid a world slump.
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National Opera House
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Stalin
All- Union
Central Committee
Trotsky
United States
Soviet Union
Worrell Files Candidacy for State Senate Seat
Pineville resident F. E. W. Worrell announced he mailed notice of his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the state secretary in Charleston. He seeks the position of state senator from the seventh district.
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Worrell
Pineville
W. Va
Hair Dye Wonder Promises Color Change at Home
A St. Paul chemist unveils Hair Dye Wonder that colors only hair and lasts in one application. It cannot be washed out or rubbed off, with a free booklet from Bristol Laboratories of St. Paul. A $500 reward is offered if it dyes the scalp or rubs off. Cut this out.
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Bristol Laboratories
Payne Ave
Dept
Minn
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