Abolition of Rivalry Among Naval Powers Announced by Hoover
President Hoover announced the London naval conference achieved the abolition of competitive naval construction among the world's great powers and projected savings of about 2.5 billion for the United States Great Britain and Japan. He said parity with Britain would be reached by reducing treaty tonnage and that scrapping and deferments would reshape battleships and other ships while preparing for the 1936 conference. The statement emphasized peace through the end of rival shipbuilding and highlighted expected reductions in costs and military tensions.
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Moover
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Great Britain
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Hoover
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Italy
Europe
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Noyal
Geneva
Illie Willis Describes Troubling Clothes and Stocking Woes
Illie Willis recalls a troubling incident involving dirty clothes, a banker, and hurt stockings, noting unintended consequences of the situation and its impact on personal items and belongings.
School Head Injured In Fight With Youth
In Washton Pasadena Maryland April 11 a school principal and a 14 year old student fought at an elementary school. The principal is in Emergency hospital with a bruised nose black eye and other pains. The student William Hook will be served with a charge of assault. Hook allegedly refused to obey teachers and wandered about the room. The altercation began when Hook struck Principal Cunderoy with a bay and a later ink well was thrown.
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Washton
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William Hook
Hank
Cunderoy
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London naval conference may end Thursday with treaty
London officials anticipate a final plenary session Thursday signing a five power disarmament pact following a Monday brief, with United States Great Britain and Japan at its core. Leviathan could sail April 22 with a possible 24 to 48 hour delay if talks stretch. A V Alexander in Sheffield hailed the three power accord and its boost to US-UK friendship and global peace.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Bumson
United States Incs
Jord
A. V. Alexander
Sheffield
Republicans Fear Split on Parker in Senate
The Republican party shows restlessness over Judge John J Parker of North Carolina as United States Supreme Court nominee. Labor and Negro groups protest, while Hoover supports Parker. Committee action set for Monday as party leaders gauge reelection pressures.
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Senate
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North Carolina
Supreme Court
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Hoover
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Curtis
White House
Watson
Indiana
Parker
Hhis
Wit
United Mine Workers
Senate Judiciary
Overman
Huntington
John. J. Parker
North Carolia
United States Supreme Court
Huntington Manufacturers’ Alpb
Lee “Ott
Charleston
Juror sane at Camp trial say doctors report
Prominent Charlestan physicians testified that John F. Snyder became deranged after the Camp jury convicted Emerson Camp of January day, but was sane at the time of the trial and capable of writing an intelligent verdict. The defense and state planned rebuttal witnesses as appeals filings press toward noon today in Kanawha case.
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John F. Snyder
Emerson Camp
Jarceny
Camp
Snyder
Aum
J. Blackburn Watts
Vratts
Kanawha County
Malden
McMillan
Gpiuen
W. A. McKinlian
de. McMillan
A. M. Belcher
McMillen
McMillah
Deensr
Watts
C. A. Ray
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Shyder
Ray
Tariff on Wool Sees Increases in Conferees Accord
Washington April 11. Congressional conferees finalize a wool schedule raising protection for growers and manufacturers. New clothing wool rates differ from raw wool, with a 3 cent per pound rise on fine wool and higher duties on wool waste and rags. Debate settled on mixed fabrics duty and related farm tariff items, including cotton and eggs.
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Washington
Senate
Congressional
House
Ln Allen
Agriculture
Leaders of Red Riots Convicted
Five communists arrested after the Union Square riot on March 6 were convicted in species sessions court of unlawful assemblage. Convicted are William Foster, Robert Minor, Israel Amter, and sailors Joseph Lester and Harry Reymond. They were remanded for a week for sentencing.
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P—aAfter
Union Square
Species Sessions Court
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Nations
Robert Minor
The
Daily Worker
Israel Amter
Joseph Lester
Harry Reymond
Robert H. Sider
Fortce
Grover A. Whaten
Foster Stanzly
Ned
Sclty Hall
Robert
Minor
Whalen
Mercury Surges To 93 In Charleston Amid Unseasonable Warmth
Charleston outdoor scene turns summerlike as the thermometer climbs to 93 degrees. Residents, unprepared for the heat, shed heavier clothing while dandelions bloom and robins sing. The piece notes a prior 27 degree day on March 26 with snow-like conditions and hints at moving toward high summer weather.
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Mercury
Charleston
California
Gazette Society
Los Angeles
Flower Land
Queen Victoria's Body Arrives at Stockholm
The Swedish flagship Drotming Victoria, with Queen Victoria's body, arrived off Stockholm after a Rome departure last week. King Gustave and Prince Karl attended as the royal funeral preparations began, with the ship's boat still aboard for tomorrow's ceremonies.
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Stockholm
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Jeone
Sweden
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Cere
Menies
King Gustave
Prince Karl Ayere
Partial Moon Eclipse Tomorrow Morning Event
Students at Wilson Junior High and astronomy club sponsor P Barber describe a partial lunar eclipse to pass over Charleston from 12 22 a m to 1 37 am with maximum eclipse near 12 31 am. The event will be visible in Charleston and explains eclipses by the earth's shadow crossing the moon along the ecliptic.
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Flaming Youth
Caligza
Dame Luna
P. Barber
Wilson
Wilson Ase
Wie School
Charleston
Tewlly
Gharleston- Iann
Slayer Bandits Sought by Posse in Ohio Bank Robbery
Piqua Ohio April 11 news reports that a bandit gang robbed National Bank and Trust of about 6000 dollars and killed one man while wounding three. A 1000 dollar reward was offered by the bank and 5000 by Miami county officials. A posse led by Chief Prank Gekly and Sheriff Prank Mathews chased the robbers along the Dixie highway toward Fort Loramie before losing the trail.
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Piqua, Ohin
City National Bank and Trust Company
Miami County
Gekly
Piqua
Sherif
Mathews
Dixie Highway
Fort Loramie
Grand Jury To Report In Fatal Car Jump Case
Grand jury to report to Judge Henry Black at 10 this morning on charges of murder against Fred Oliver and Ton Jordan in the death of Mary Jerrell, a nurse injured in a plunge from Oliver's car on Quirter Street and Franklin Avenue. Both suspects held without bond as witnesses testified yesterday.
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Ton Jordan
Kanawha County
Mary Jerrell
Oliver
Quirter Street
Franklin Avenue
Henry K. Black
Jordan
Tir
W. P. Black
St. Walker
the Mountain State Hospital
Miss Fe
Train hits bus near Albuquerque. 19 die
A Santa Fe passenger train plowed into a Pickwick Greyhound bus at a crossing 12 miles south of Albuquerque. Nineteen people were killed, nine injured, as flames erupted and wreckage scattered along the tracks. Investigations opened by railroad, police, and district attorney agencies.
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Pickwick Greyhound
New Merdican Desert
Santa Fe
P. N. Olguin
Puebla Dileca
Aubuquerque
BB. Williams
Mim Olguin
Los WisWeane Aday Nn
Atromna
Los Angeles
Pickwick
Sante
Pueblo Islets
Olguth
Youngstown Magnates Ratify Billion Dollar Steel Merger
In Youngstown the stockholders of Youngstown Sheet and Tube approved a merger with Bethlehem Steel, a vote of 700,741 shares for and opponents vowing further court actions. Bethlehem’s Grace and Eaton led statements on legal questions and ongoing resistance, as security blocked reporters and access during the final meeting phase.
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Bethlehem Corporation
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet
Bethichem
Steel Corporation
Wolts
Estaalhares
Sheres
Eheres
Bethlehem
New York
Beth Tenem
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Foungerowo
Cyrus
Eaton
Cleveland
Woat
Steslon
Leslie Gould
York Eventing Post
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Otis and Company
Wes Dénie
James A. Campbell
Oberrs
Sheet
Wena “Campbell
Eberstadt
Case Settled Out of Court in West Virginia Suit
FAIRMONT April 11. The suit of Clem L. Shaver former Democratic national committeeman against Consolidation Gas Co for 400000 in commissions was settled out of court tonight for 90000. Shaver brokered lease of 12000 acres of West Virginia coal lands to Paisley Interests of Cleveland. Paisley paid about 14,000,000. Consolidation paid five percent commission.
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Autt
Clem L. Shaver
Democratic
National Committes
Gaes Company
Shaver
State Supréme Court
High Tribunal
Marion County Sentute
Davis
Brooks Fleming
Agaistent
H. H. Rose
John W. Davis
Rhowae Shaver
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Cleveland
Paisley
Conselidation Company
Mem
Laken
Jobs for 300 Men Women Found by Heywood Broun
New York April 11 column by Heywood Broun reports he will climax his unemployment campaign at the Imperial Theater with a midnight to dawn benefit show headlined by Broadway stars. The gala aims to raise over $6,000 for New York’s jobless, featuring Tex Guinan, Walter Pincuschell, Mark Hellinger, Rudy Vallee, Ruth Etting, Helen Morgan, Dan McGrew, Ben Bernie, Eva Legaille and many others. Broun has driven the drive through his column and radio, interviewing unemployed in line snacking at the Little Church Around the Corner, distributing cigarettes, hiring staff, and opening campaign offices with volunteers. Edna Ferber aided by writing about the plight of the jobless.
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Uh Heywood Broan
Hercules
Brown
Aanhattan
Walter Puinchell
Mark Hellinger
Dides-De-Camp
Broun
Legion
Rudy Vailee
Bate
Ruth
Benny
Leonard
Jasanay Dundee
Helen Morgan
Bae Weet
Tregh
Dan
Ald Ogden Stewart
Dan McGrew
Harry Rosenthal
Red Nichole
Tartar
United Proag
Cal Upholds Social Prestige Too-Will Cal Upholds Social Prestige Too-Will
Fragmented account notes Beverly Hills politics as Governor asserts precedence over senators. The text references Cal, Mrs. Gann, and Borah in a heated exchange about social status and political rank.
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