Death of Thomas Marshall Frames U S History
Reports from Washington state that Thomas Riley Marshall, former vice president, died of a heart attack at the Willard Hotel in Washington after recovering from exhaustion. Funeral plans include services in Indianapolis with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Indiana and national officials expressed sorrow.
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American Statesman
Weeks Improves After Operation At General Hospital
Reported by his physicians Weeks was described as substantially better after an operation at the general hospital. His pulse was normal and his condition was described as satisfactory. The update notes continued improvement through the afternoon and into the evening.
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Heat Produces Another Juror in Shepherd Trial
In Chicago a sluggish Shepherd murder trial jury pool yielded one juror selected and ten veniremen passed for later examination. Prosecution aims to avoid reversible errors by excluding irrelevant testimony as William Darling Shepherd seeks conviction for poisoning his foster son William McClintock. Subpoenas issued for two witnesses and the search for missing witness Robert White shifts from New York and Philadelphia to Olivehurst.
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Chicago
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Wiliam Darling Shepherd
Willan Nelson McClintock
John Sharbure
William P. Derrick
Houston
Tex
Jerome Mutillo
Indianapally
Ind
Robert White
New York
Philadelphia
Shepherd
Baptist Ministers Denounce Fosdick Opposition
New York clergy, led by Rev Dr John Tench Straten of Calvary Baptist, pass a resolution asserting believer baptism is the sole recognized form in the Baptist denomination. The move seen as rebuke to the Park Avenue church led by newly elected pastor Harry Fosdick after his acceptance of the pulpit on condition of baptism by immersion.
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Todaxy
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Fockefeller
Harry Fosdick
Chirch
Bagtiam
Death of War Time Vice President Marshall Sparks Capitol Mourning
Washington June 1 officials and citizens voiced sorrow at the death of Vice President Marshall. Kellogg paid tribute calling him of sterling ability and high character. President Govridge expressed deep sympathy and noted Marshall’s long public service and friendship across the nation. The note ends with Mrs Coulidmee Jolass expressing sorrow as the continued tribute appears.
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Commonwealth
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Coulidmee Jolas
Bridge Meeting Planned Today For Kanawha County Bridges
Citizens from Vat Hank and Cedar Grove will meet with the Kanewha rounds court to discuss Cabin Creek bridge plans tied to the July 7 bond election. Judge Wesley T. Utiell notes an open meeting with debates likely limited to Cabin Creek and local bridge sites. Proposals include joint ownership of a Kanawha City bridge and a Florida Street bridge, but no decisions will be announced today. The session also covers other bond locations and a separate Pittsburgh church assembly relocation.
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Engineers to Survey Marmet Road Today to Determine Difficulty
County and state engineers plan to survey the Marmet road section between Kanawha City and Marmet to decide on moving about 3000 feet of the Carterton interurban rail line. President Wesley H. O'Dell of Kanawha County Court said the change may fix delays. a full right of way could be provided if feasible, paving the way for rapid completion of the Logan road and boosting Charleston business.
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Charleston
Muntington
Prinyigie I
Tipple Blaze Likely Arson at Pomeroy Mine
Fire at the No 5 mine near Pomeroy destroyed tipple and outer workings in a Sunday morning blaze. Officials estimate 340,000 damage and say 100 employees may have been moved to another mine. Sheriff Rice expects arrests in vandalism cases tied to the No 1 mining settlement as detectives from the fire marshal’s office arrive to investigate.
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Coal industry must economise in production and distribution
June 1 Ind Cortright president of the American Whalesels Coal Association spoke at the 6th annual convention in French Lick on the need to economize in distribution and production. He noted market shrinkage due to waterpower and local waste control, and said consolidations of lower producing units are being considered to cut operating expenses as plans for moving from the milla field take shape.
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Cortright
American Whalesels Coal Association
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Cartright
Countess Held On Charge Of Murder
New York June 1 2 Xrs Anna Mayer once styled Marquine now a derelict woman faces murder charges for allegedly backing Groekhand to death with a bowie knife in a lodgings entrance. She produced newspaper clippings about a French noble Marquis De Clemant Perrault who gave a false name Wubert No man. Mayer claims the Marquis abandoned her after two months and later she married William Mayer in Hoboken. She says he stabbed Majelka after a confrontation with a revolver and a bowls knife. Governor Alfred E. Sn fell ill at the Biltmore hotel with sore throat after an address last night. his condition is not serious.
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Anna Mayer
Wubert Nomen
France
Emith
Alfred E. Sn
Biltmore
Pistol bill advances to third reading amid amendments
The measure granting authority to revoke licenses faced intense debate in the Senate as amendments were debated. Senator Clyde Johnson of Charleston died during proceedings. A veto or license revocation framework drew opposition and questions about court authority and advertising requirements. The bill proceeded toward third reading amidst protest and support debates. New York swelters under extreme heat with record temperatures, causing relief requests and reports of prostration as residents seek shelter from the season’s peak heat.
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Clay County
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Hughes Denies Aiding Mine Workers In WV Injunction Case
Former secretary of state Charles E Hughes returned from Bermuda denying reports he offered aid to the United Mine Workers in the West Virginia Pittsburgh injunction fight. Attorneys for the UMW denied any such statements by Hughes. Judge W E Baker heard arguments on the union’s bid to block the injunction and possible permanent restraints. contempt findings against coal company officials were announced.
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Cussomt
Amundsen Return Rumors Denied by Norwegian Union
Norwegain Aeronautic Association denied reports that Roald Amundsen returned to his Spitsbergen base. Dispatches from King’s Bay and Spitzbergen cited delays and supply issues as Amundsen’s team faced ice and weather. An LA observer, Haakon Hammer, doubted relief success and warned Amundsen’s party may be marooned.
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Norwegian Aeronautic Association
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Spitzbergen
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Theresby
Autopsy Fails to Prove Bullet Wound in Broker Parsons Death
Chicago June 1 The autopsy concluded wealthy broker Deo R Parsons died from burns and smoke rather than gunshot. Earlier reports of a bullet wound were ruled out. Patrolman James King tied to the case after aiding Parsons during a blaze and accompanying him home. Mrs Parsons disputed police accounts of the events leading to the fatal fire.
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Chicago
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Plate Cnviridge
Farsons
James King
Parsons
King
Murder search narrows suspect in Brooklyn killing
Detectives questioned Walter Johnson, a black man, after a taxi driver reported a bleeding passenger near the Kane murder site. Two women attacked nearby corroborated a black assistant’s presence, with twelve witnesses summoned to verify the suspect’s movements. Another black man, Nemec, faced arrest links not fully explained.
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West Side
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Walter Johnson
Attorntay Todd
Joneson
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Supreme Court voids Oregon parochial school law
The Supreme Court unanimously rules Oregon's law forcing children ages seven to sixteen to attend a public school unconstitutional. The decision upholds parental and guardian rights to direct education, emphasizing liberty and the state's limited power to standardize child upbringing. Justice McReynolds writes the opinion, noting state inspection and certain required studies remain within legitimate control.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Hilt Nnlitary Academy
Sale man killed in theft attempt at coal office
Bluefield June 1 Lew Brown born 40 Staunton Va traveling salesman shot and killed in Mohegan McDow county in an alleged theft attempt at the Coat office. Carl Ledfo assistant postmaster and Will Wateon a Monarch company clerk fired on him as he fled. The post office is in the Monarch Coal building. Brown had a sister and two children in Staunton, Va, unverified today.
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McDow County
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Inquest Held Over Moore's Body After Sunday Night Wounding
A coroner to hold an inquest into the death of Moore, aged 65, linked to a Sunday night shooting near Boyd County. Details describe a car accident scene at Chadwick’s Creek and a jail cell confrontation. Investigators note witnesses, motives, and the alleged gunman’s ties to the incident.
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