Beveridge Raps Dawes Reforms for Senate Rules
Indianapolis June 30 Former Senator Albert J Beveridge of Indiana described to the National Educational Association a set of proposed Senate rule changes urged by Vice President Dawes as radical threats to American institutions He warned that cloture would destroy the Senate's deliberative function and turn it into a voting machine for temporary majorities He urged adherence to the ship of state metaphor and warned against altering fundamental checks and balances to suit expediency.
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Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
En Smeault
National Educational Association
Beveridge
Dawes
Said
John W. Davis
Senate
LaFayette
Congress
Supreme Court
Te Erides
Benate
Angertad
House of Representatives
Strem
End of Fiscal Year Keeps Bond Busy
Yesterday marked the state's fiscal year end and Auditor Bond and his team reviewed the year's transactions. They faced strain amid fears that department heads might approve claims beyond legislated budgets. A prior warning letter referenced the state code, noting that claims from special delinquencies and building and land appropriations were excluded.
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John €. Bond
Bond
Overnight Air Mail From New York to Chicago to Begin July 1
New York announces the launch of overnight air mail to Chicago starting July 1. The service covers ten to sixty pounds per piece, with an eighty mile speed figure cited and charges including route and air transport. Registration and special delivery options are available and insurance may be obtained.
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New York
Chicago
Airiail
Willl
Allington
Post Office Department
Gubriel Paul Henderson
Pallint
Alr
Air Mail Service
Henderson
Chirag
Whitney
Great Lakes
Cleveland
D. G. Whitbeck
State Police Clean Up Grounds Around New Capitol
State police were ordered to police the grounds around the new capitol area on Kanawha Street east of Dutty Street. Weeded lots were cleared and two drums removed from the large brick dwelling now used by the state, with courts and a river viewing area prepared for officers off duty.
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Serdon
Capitel
FH. M. Cognealdende
Kanawha Street
Dutty Street
Paliia
Swmera
Fitm
James
Puch
Newton Named State Agriculture Post
A state Department of Agriculture appointment named Dr Newlin as inspector of tuber disease eradication and state veterinarian succeeding the late Dr George W Net. Newton will arrive in Charleston in days to begin duties, with the post vacant since Dr Net’s death on May 18.
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State Department of Agrivulture
Newlin
Federal Department of Nevivulture
Alichean
George W. Net
Newton
Charleston
Nef
Wh, A Armstrong
Huntington
Fieldy Beacons Link Eastern US to Cleveland Refuges
A fragmented report describes an aerial beacon network from New Bronsw to Cleveland with five million candie power slea fields and beacons every 12 miles. Administratrix Mrs Helen Cart directs havens of refuge for fliers while Lt AQ miles visibility governs operations. Whitbeck’s scouts cover air and ground as engine cylinders compress to 500 psi in tests.
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Tetay
New Bronsw
Cleveland
Helen Cart
W. Cart
C. G. Lynch
Whitbeck
Charleston Clothier Representative Sam Hess Retires
Sam Hess, a salesman for Frankenberger and Company, retires after 40 years in Charleston. He joined the firm at 104 Capitol Street and helped Charleston grow from a small river town to a regional center. Hess plans to enjoy leisure as the city transformed with paved streets, department stores, and streetcars since his arrival.
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Charleston
Kanawha River
Sam Hess
Quarrier Street
Frankenberger and Company, Clothiers
Capitol Street
Lttle
Middle West
Kanawha Street
Bio
Xowne
Lsten Avery
Hess
Tie
Frankenburg
Lower Manawha Street
Mr. Hess
Jelanie
Sam
Traffic Violators Lead City Lawbreakers in Court
Traffic violators are leading other city lawbreakers in daily municipal court. Yesterday morning six charges were filed for traffic violations with three for signal violations and a number of assault and larceny charges also heard.
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Seselong
Local band to play in Beckley and Charleston shows
The Charleston Municipal Band will perform in Beckley on the Fourth of July and again in Charleston Sunday afternoon. Director FP Urwin announced the annual concert with about 32 to 38 members traveling for the programs.
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Charleston
Raleigh County
Beestles
Urwin
Healley
Will
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