Two St. Albans Women Drown In Coal River
Mrs Myrtle Norval and Mrs Abbie Gessel, both of St Albans, drowned in Coal River near Calvert while husbands floated a short canoe upstream. Witnesses said one woman was seen to disappear as the other perished trying to rescue her. Coroner W F Work found no inquest needed. Bodies taken to Bartletts. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Myrtle Norval
Abbie Gessel
St. Albans
Coal River
Calvert
Bevevot
Bertlett
Sieara
Glenn H. Norval
L. Oliver Gestael
Gome
Ti+dian creek
Husiband
Biri
Norval
A. J. Gaylor
Ome
Eiva Gaylor
Kanawha Fwo Mile
Cme
Eleamer Gaylor
Mount Vernon
Geel
Oliver Gossell
Mary Catherines Gemel
Hinton
Auto Crash Fatal To Henry L Zogg
Henry L Zogg 55 of Bear Beary died yesterday morning when his car overturned at the rail row crossing stop No 12 on the St Albans interurban line. Survived by widow four brothers Leonore Zogg O E F Zogg Walter Zogg and C Zogg and three sisters Milas Carrie Zogg Barbara Zogg Alma alk. Funeral 9 30 at Owen and Barth chapel with Rev F M Ryburn. Burial in Franklin cemetery near Wellaburg after service. Zogg worked in natural gas and belonged to Masonic lodge Utica Ohio and Elk lodge Claco, Ter.
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Beary L. Zogg
Bear Beary
Wes Hailec
St. Albans
Leonore Zogg
Woorfield
O. E. F. Zogg
Walter Zogg
Wellsboro
C. Zogg
South Charleston
Milas Carrie Zogg
Barbara Zogg
Alma » Alk
Fitteburgh
Owen and Barth Chapel
F. M. Ryburn
Roosevelt Aboard Cruiser Heads Toward Annapolis
President Roosevelt sails toward Annapolis aboard the Indianapolis as the ship maintains a southwesterly course from the Atlantic coast. Aboard, an informal cabinet meeting is planned at lunch with Ickes, Roper, Wallace and other officials present. The London economic conference looms as a possible topic though White House officials deny a formal link.
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Annapolis
Washington
Indianapolia
Rooevelt
Atlantic
Ward
Roosevelt
Luucheon
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
White House
Roosevelt Rebuff Delays Britains Monetary Dilemma
London July 2 Roosevelt rejects France and gold bloc policy prompting Britain to choose between Bank of England dictates gold standard or American inflationary policy. World economic conference may be affected as Hull prepared to present clarified U S stand. Delegates await details as tensions rise over proposed monetary truce and exchange value reforms.
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London
Roosevelt
France
Bank of England
Machonsla
Great Britain
Hull
Cai
Air Derby Competitor Shows Improvement
The condition of aviator Russell Bosrdman, injured yesterday in the New York to Los Angeles air derby, showed slight improvement but remained critical. Mrs Bosrdman and a few close friends were allowed to see him at the city hospital prior to the accident details.
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Indianapols
Russell Bosrdman
New York
Los Angeles
County Boards To Start Work On Education Reshaping
County boards begin duties amid vast changes in state education system. 55 new county boards take over 100 district duties, facing indebtedness, teacher contracts, and salaries under State Aid plan. W. W. Trent notes vacancies filled. duties include appointing superintendents and planning school consolidations.
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W. W. Trent
Freakish Storm Sweeps Chicago
A freak storm lasting under 17 minutes swept from the Great Lakes into Chicago causing about 1,000,000 in damages and injuring many. The storm toppled roofs, uprooted trees, snapped power lines and damaged a three story building while affecting Elgin and St. Charles with cottages wrecked and unroofed shelters.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Hudson's Bay District
Lake Michigan
Elgin
St. Charles
S Hospital
Aurora
Eleta
Wiramon
World Ripening for Final Judgment Says Minister
Rev. Z. Fremont Whitman of First Advent Christian church warned West Side readers that the United States faces doom, urging faith in God and in government actions aligned with moral standards, while condemning proposals he said threaten national prosperity and moral order.
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United States
Z. Fremont Whitman
First Advent Christian Church
West Side
Jess
Steel Output Gains As Furnaces Open Across Plants
Pig iron production for the week ending Saturday reached 54 percent of capacity, up 7 points from early June. Twenty-eight blast furnace stacks were lighted in June, the largest monthly gain since October 1922, lifting the daily rate to 42,500 gross tons and total June output to 1,261,800 tons.
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Cleveland
Steel Today
Gertice
Farley Defends Admin Against Snell Attack
Postmaster General James 4 Farley denounces Rep. Snell of New York for a critical attack on the administration as a partisan stunt. Farley says public mood backs Roosevelt and recovery, while Snell claims inflated spending and debt. He cites rising prices, reopening factories, and job gains as signs of progress despite opposition.
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Washington
James 4. Farley
Democratic Rational Committee
Representative Snell
New York
Hoosevelt
Farley
National Come Mlites
Snell
Republican Party
Congressional
Democratic Congress
Epree
New York Republican
Congress
Ariristem
Five Dead In School Election Atrocity In Kentucky
At Prater creek near Prestonsburg Kentucky the worst shooting in years left five people dead and three wounded during a Saturday afternoon school trustee election. Victims include Wilbur Conn 38 and his uncle Wayne Cloke 40 who died instantly. Mimms Genn 45 and his son Milinted Conn 1 died later. Green Conn 62 father of Wilburn Conn remained hospitalized in Pikeville.
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Prestonsburg
Prater Creek
Kentucky
Wilbur Conn
Wayne Cloke
Mimms Genn
Milinted Conn
Martin
Green Conn
Wilburn Conn
Pikeville
Italian Fliers Reach Ireland in Safe Londonderry Arrival
General Italo Balbo leads a 24 plane Italian air squadron into Londonderry from Amsterdam on their transatlantic voyage. Crowds line the roads as flowers and rose petals greet the aviators amid strong public excitement and clear weather. The party plans to depart for Reykjavik at dawn and continue to Cartwright, Labrador, then Chicago with stops at Shediac and Montreal.
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Londonderry
Forteern
Ireland
Italo Balbo
Tilera
Amsterdam
Zuyder See
Holand
Il Fie
Reykjevik
Tend
Cartwright
Labrador
Chicago
Shediac
Montreal
Orhhetello
Italy
Enlbo
Balbo
Workers to Get Increase in Pay
Notice of a five per cent pay increase for 20,000 employees of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing and subsidiaries, mainly affecting 499 workers at East Pittsburgh and in Turtle Creek valley. Also reports 14.2 per cent rises for 1,809 workers at Vesta Coal mines in Washington County, recall of 475 Homer Laughlin workers, and Wheeling Steel halting and restarting furnaces at Benwood and Port William with capacity changes.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Tri-State
Incvence
East Pittsburgh
Turtle Creek
F. A Marrick
Westinghouse
Fourth District Federal Reserve Bank
Ttelnes
At & Yate
Washington County
Vesta Coal Company
Bobtown
Green County
Homer Laughlin Ching Company
Newall
W. Va
Wheeling Strel Corporation
Benwood W. Way
Portwhrouth, O
Rackets Graft Aims In Ickes Recovery Plan Speech
Washington July 2 The cabinet board led by Secretary Ickes plans a $3.3 billion recovery effort to fight graft and corruption nationwide. He argues for contracts to yield real value for taxpayers and insists on honest profits, not wasteful spending to create jobs.
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Wasiington
Pledgea
Ickes
Cabinet Board
Intering
Hol
Sala Tekes
Tabor
Pickford and Fairbanks Contemplate Separation at Pickfair
In a July 2 statement Mary Pickford announced a possible separation from Douglas Fairbanks and said Pickfair is for sale. She cited grounds of compatibility if a divorce ensues, noting the home’s value once stood at $500000.
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L@S ANGELES
Severny Hills
Abe
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Douglas
Hollywood
Pairbrunks
Miss Pickford
Ce Hed
United States
Orient
Fairbanks
Europe
Misa Pickford
California
Weather shifts after heavy Charleston storm and heat drop
A heavy rainstorm hit Charleston around nine with a sudden temperature drop. Thermometer readings from 4 PM to 10 PM showed 98 at 4, 96 at 5, 90 at 9, and 76 at 10. Government forecast calls for showers and cooler weather in West Virginia. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co reports outages at three points between Charleston and Beckley.
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Charleston
United Fuel Gasecompany
West Virginia
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Charlestow
Beckley
Kidnapers Demand 75000 In Smone Bills For Factor Kidnaping
Jerome Factor, 1 year old son of John Factor the stock market plunger, says he received a phone call from abductors demanding 75000 in small bills. He cannot raise the money, and says the family cannot touch Jack Factor's funds. The ransom demand comes as a dozen armed men were involved in abducting John Factor from a car near the Dells last Saturday.
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Cricago
Jerome Pactor
John Factor
Jerome
Lunt Avenue
Jerome Factor
Amall Bila
Factor
Board of Strategy
Sesslons
Fagtor
al Epstein
Dells
Jack
Young Factor
G. Gale Gilbert
Pastor
Planes Test Speed on Second Day of National Air Races
At Municipal Airport Los Angeles strong southwest wind sweeps the field during qualifying trials. Roy Minor of Hollywood tops speeds with 241 mph set Friday, piloting a ship built by Ben O Howard. Official timers announce final results for the 50 mile closed course race yesterday amid a dispute over victory for Minor's plane.
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Municipal Airport
Los Angeles
Roy Minor
Hollywood
Minor
Ben O. Howard
Mancan City
Howard
Mint julep wager sparks court case in Red Bank
In Red Bank New Jersey July 3 a dispute over a Maryland mint julep versus Georgia drink led Franklin Moyan to sue Richard Randall for land larceny after spending the wager money on an investigation. The judge ruled the case lacked jurisdiction over wagers and dismissed the charge. Moyan praised the Louisiana mint julep as finest.
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Louisiana
Georgia
Maryland
Red Bank
M. I
Franklin D. Moyan
New Jersey State Senate
Society War
Moyan
Mogan
Richard Randall
George Hughes
Randall
Randal
Moran
Hughes
Sma
Louisana
Roosevelt Plan Reshapes Industry under New Deal
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration pushes a sweeping industrial reform to spread profits among workers, speed up major industries, and formalize a long term recovery. Johnson drives rapid codes for steel, oil, autos with textile ties, aiming for a two year emergency plan and lasting cooperation between government and industry.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh
Jonnzon
Johnson
Tohnnon
Ite
Wheeling Priest Attacked in Church Basement
Rev. Father Partheneis Colonts, 69, a Greek Catholic priest, was found on the church basement floor after an apparent fall. Police recovered a bloody hatchet and a rock, and believe he was attacked to steal valuables. He remained in critical condition in a hospital.
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Martin Ferry
Father Partheneis -Colonts
Mr. Colonly
Taxes Not Wasted on U S Fliers Message
A Santa Monica dispatch reports a letter praising U S fliers and aviation progress. The writer mocks Mussolini and boasts about world air races, pilots performing stunts, and a confrontation with heavy propaganda about tax spending. The piece reflects early 20th century attitudes toward military aviation.
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Santa Monica
Calif
New York
Rich
Mussolini
London
Congress
Davy
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Says Magazine
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