Smith Leads Slightly in West Virginia Returns but Wins Only Five Delegates
Belated returns from West Virginia show Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York in a slight lead on Senator James A. Reed for the Democratic presidential preference. The state delegation of 20 split with 14 anti-Smith, 5 Smith men, and 1 undesignated. Republican preferences had Guy D. Goff leading over Hoover. Delegates from various districts listed extensive tallies, highlighting Smith and anti-Smith slates, with detailed district results and at-large allocations. The report covers both parties and ongoing delegate selections across the state.
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Smith
West Virginia
Alfred E. Smith
New York
James A. Reed
Reed
Guy D. Goff
Hoover
Goff
Jarge
Houston G. Young
Genaral A. A. Lilly
Hooven
A. B. White
J. G. Brodley
White
BE. F. Morgan
Larre
Lilly
Sutherland
Bradley
Gainss
Marshall
Iarrell
Young
Morancholes
Poffenbarger
Hearne
Spudgen
Sperry
Miller
Ason
Free
Sutton
Hamrick
Ralhkin
Guinn
Boeing
Bharp
Stoondy Distele Ana
Mardman
Pierce
Ispsgomb
Johnson
Jootz
Rhingiston
Valea
Cusher
Howard
Fartiett
Matzel
Hays
Dattict
Ada Previneta
Hoff
Behérr
Gellcuss
Simmone
Ravers
Fifth District
al Note
Harman
Justice
Wrighs
York
Prewnde
Hiallanan
Mekell
Blue
Johnsoo
Taylor
Alfred Taylor
Fayetteville
Cory Hoge
Newrest
Tro
Fayette
Fayette County
Dr. Hogg
Courts Start Vote Canvass In Kanawha County
Kanawha County Court began canvassing votes in Big Sandy and Cabin Creek districts with few changes expected. Officials foresee major differences in the official count and tabulations by County Engineer Roas and staff, delaying totals until next Tuesday. Democratic ticket details and county results span House, Senate, and local races, with numerous precinct tallies and candidate tallies across multiple offices.
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Big Sandy
Cabin Creek
Kanawha
Kely Somo
Gineer Roas
J. A. Otte- Gruyter
S. GC. Whitney
Okey B. Jonnson
Howard Kuhn
Charles E. Payne
Ken B. Brown
John
James Reed
Alfred E. Smith
Reed
Smith
J. Alfren Taylor
Gary Hogg
4. M. Neely
Fred W. Goshorn
Charleston
Joe L.phe Af Beckiey
Jonny Binckwolll
John W. Blount
John &. Cole
Harold W. Field
Wiliam Campbell
H. Labin White
Atate
Richard E. Talbott
Treasury
Bernard B. Chambers
Arcord
Edward Smith
Jonn W. Caldwell
Caldwell
Robert L. Ramsay
Democracic
Caldwells
Robert L. Mamsay
Willie
Please Tern
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Cotama
May Need Official Count for Auditor in State Primary
In the Tuesday state primary, Edgar C. Lawson and Benker Hill led a tight Republican race for state auditor, with only about a thousand votes separating them from 2,098 precincts reported. Lawson once held a comfortable margin before Payette County returns trimmed the gap as Hill gained 4,159 to Lawson 1,14. overall contests showed shifts across governor, senator, and other statewide races.
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Jooms
Edgar C. Lawson
Benker Hill
Charleston
Tuesaday
Lawson
Payette County
Hill
Aight
Hal
Willie Willis by Robert Wcuillen
A fragment from a 1998 publication presents a cryptic line about Pax's mother disliking a certain test involving a soap fathear. The prose hints at a troubled family dynamic and a decision that felt premature to those observing the scene.
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Pax
Methodists Plan Left Handed Offensive Against Nicotine
In Kansas City Missouri June 1 strong Methodist opposition to tobacco moves toward a four year plan. Church leaders expect an offensive focusing on education and tobacco control on church property and in Methodist educational institutions. Dr E C Wearing chairs the temperance committee and hints tobacco reforms may accompany broader liquor enforcement.
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Methodists
Church
Kansas City
E. C. Wearing
Cincinnati
Conference
Chang Tso-Lin Prepares to Yield Peking to Nationalists
Marshall Chang Tso-Lin, who has ruled Peking for nearly two years, met with foreign powers as Liukho battle pits Nationalists against his regime. The capital is expected to transfer quietly to Chiang Kai-shek's forces after a directive to cease hostilities. Chinese warlord Chang, surrounded by military aides and legation officials, defended his administration and pledged protection for foreigners amid mounting tensions.
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Peking
Marshall Chang Tso-Lie
Liukho
Chiang Kat+ Shek
Chiang
Survivors of Sunk Collier Kershaw Reach Boston Harbor
Twenty nine crew members of the collier Kershaw, sunk after a collision with the liner Garfield seven miles east of East Chop, were brought to Boston aboard the Garfield. Seven crew members died. Officials declined to release details pending inquiry. The Garfield sustained a large bow hole eight feet wide and remained under command of Captain Ralph W. Smith with witnesses aboard.
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Boston
Kershaw
Vineyard Sound
Garfield
Ker- Shaw
Merchants
Treitner
Gurflelt
Ralph W.c. Smith
Ume
Pattain Wilson
Tere
B.C. Cooper
Gevar Peterson
Kerstian
Brooks
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Baltinore
Ae World
Goodyear Suit Dismissed Over 1927 Refinancing Plan
In Cleveland on June 1, the case brought by Kant P Johnson of Kenton Ohio against Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co seeking 16 million dollars in back dividends and challenging a 1927 refinancing was dismissed. The court approved the refinancing recalling old preferred stock at 100 per share and exchanging it for one fourth of new no par preferred stock. Johnson argued for payment of 26 million in dividends accrued since 1920.
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Cleveland
Goodyear Tire and Rubyer Company
Jurdge Will, Stephenson
Kant P. Johnaon
Kenton
Ohia
Johnson
Patel
Seven Indicted for Mail Robbery in Chicago Case
A federal grand jury indicted former congressman and ex-state attorney Gnares Wharton and six others in a $192,000 mail train robbery at Ever Breen Park on February 28. Indictments accuse participants of splitting loot at Wharton’s home and paying a $84,000 legal fee. bonds set at 10,000 for Wharton and 190,000 each for three co-defendants. Authorities found locks from mail pouches in a nearby vacant lot.
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Chicago
Wharton
Atorney
United States
Ever Breen Park
Believed Yielding To Southern Forces Amid Chinese Crisis
Report outlines tensions as authorities aim to protect foreign nationals in Tlentaln. A committee called the Chinese Charitable Re Nef association prepares for orderly city transfer while foreigners move from Pexing. Japanese residents show no clear term, yet troops guard the Tegation quarter ready to concentrate others if needed.
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Tlentaln
Committee of Safety
Re Nef Association
Pexing
Tegation
Campaign cost inquiry probes Smith Hoover Lowden groups
New York June 1 senate presidential campaign funds committee examined activities of Smith, Hoover and Lowden organizations. Witnesses included George W. Sivany who was absent, and George Gordon Battle who disclosed $6,009 sent to North Carolina and $3,600 spent by Battle on Smith support. An additional $2,173.20 was found for Lowden.
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New York
Smith, Hoover and
Tammany
Washington
Olvany
Hefjin
Ala-bama
Alfred 2. Smith
George Gordon Battle
North Carolina
Smith
Releigh
Battle
Lke
Frank O. Lowden
Helmat
Thomas B. Mofat
Lowden
President Club
Hoover Business Paper
Thomas H. Ormsbee
WVU Violin Instructor Dies In Auto Crash
West Virginia University professor Frank Delligatti died after a car hit a telephone pole near Brownsville while returning from a visit. Student Anthony Florentino, a senior, is on 1-A involuntary manslaughter charges and is jailed awaiting a hearing. Professor Louis Black, struck but alive, was treated and returned to Morgantown. The crash injured both men and sparked an inquest pending.
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Uniontown
Anthony Florentino
Elkins
W. Wi
Frank Delii-Grtti
West Virginiaa University
Morgantown
Kert
Brownsville
Florenting
Fiorentina
Black
Fiorenting
Fayebte County
Wul
West Virginia, University
Royal Conservatory of Music
Naples
Italy
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Fairmont, Va
Haugen Calls Farmers to March for Relief Veto
Representative Gilbert N. Haugen of Minnesota plans a series of speeches to whip up support for the McNary Haugen farm relief bill amid farm belt unrest after the relief veto. Farmers vow to march on the Kansas City GOP convention and threaten bolting the party if demands are not met.
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Chinit
Cothe
Til
Noret Peskota
Corm Belt
Kansas City
Charles Adkins Ik
Ot Decatur
Blaomington
Decatur
de Kalb
Kent
Middle West
Frank 0. Lowden
Dols
Adkins
Haugen
Coolidge
McNary-Haugen Bil
Kansan
Serere
Corn Belt
Hoover
Hogver
Fliers Reach Honolulu in Dramatic Pacific Crossing
The Southern Cross landed at Wheeler Field Honolulu completing the first leg of a 780 mile California to Honolulu flight. The 2400 mile ocean hop took 27 hours 28 minutes amid fuel fears and radio interruptions. Captain Charles Kingsford Smith led the crew with Nassau in full control as the plane approached Molokai and Honolulu harbor amid strong public interest.
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Southern Cross
Wheeler Field
California
Pacific
Associated Press
Honolulu
Sune i
Pacific Air Lana
Oakland
Cal
Here
Pacific Coast
Tadio
Gursa
Kingsford-Smith
Charles Kingsford-Emich
ST. P. Ulm
James Warner
Harry Lyon
Fora
Suva
Fiji Islands
Kaust Islana
Army
Navy
Boutham Cross
Wheeler Pield
Wallace R. Warrington
Hewat
Rover
Wit Ere
A. F. Eichwaldt
Teporven
Ganger
Cros
Lyon
Molokat Js.land
San Francisco
Aalico
Manoa
Dalversa
Seytentul
A&r Wartiog
San Preaeies Examiner
Hortware
GARD
Wntil
Hawaiian
KYA
Recile
WILL BURY EVERT AT ARLINGTON CEMETERY
Greensburg Pa June 1 the body of Lieut Paul Evert of Langley Fiski Vac killed when his Army No 3 balloon an entry in the national elimination race was struck by Uprising Wednesday night will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery following funeral services at Washington Lieut A G Ent of Northumberland Pa aide to Avert who risked his life to bring the boy to earth after the pilot was struck left for the capital with the body today
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Greensburg
Paul Evert
Langley
Fiski
Vac
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Lleut
A. G. Ent
Northumberland
Avert
Rogers Sees Interest In Cal's Plans Wane
Beverly Hills dispatch notes waning public interest in Cal plans as Coolidge vacation plans draw attention. The writer hints voters shift focus to summer moves and Wisconsin remains uncertain, suggesting political dynamics amid European and domestic concerns.
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Rogers
Cal
Beverly Hills
D Plang
Stummer
Flight to Fiji Next for Airmen
SAN FRANCISCO June 1 reports describe the Southern Cross preparing a second flight leg from Kauai to Suva Fiji. The route covers 2730 nautical miles with a 1700 mile open ocean stretch and passes the Phoenix Islands. Ground crews at Barking Sands adjust takeoff plans due to limited space for the heavily laden machine.
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San’ Francisco
Kaual
Jep
Kaval
Suva
Caplic
Fiji Islands
Withevu
San Francisco
Koxolulu
Great Circle
Barking Sands
Whetler Field
Eouth
Erin
Phoenix Islands
Barking Sandé
Pala
Mau
Phoenix Island
Rieame Tern
Page Bighi
Colman
Five Governments Join in Search for Nobile's Party
Five European governments organize rescue efforts by airplane seaplane and on foot to locate General Umberto Nobile and the Norge expedition. Nations including Norway Italy Sweden Russia plan air and sea searches from Spitzbergen to Novaya Zemlya with pilots captains and supply drops.
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Nobile
Norge
Pole
Shiva
Umberta Nobile
Lincoln Hisworth
Roald Amundéer
Dietrichger
Nort
Spitzbergen
Lce
Citta di Muana
Tome
Italy
Maddalina
Cugna
Sweden
Finn Malovgrén
Ruasis
Siberian Fresce
White Sea
Peruena
Franz
Jove
Necea
Sary
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Cleveland Museum of Art
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Marehall
Mason
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Henry D. Hatfiele
W. G. Colley
Howard M. Gore
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Universal Service Today
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Chang Tso-Lin
Goodyear Tire CO
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McNary- Haugen
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Kansas
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Wash
James Waltee Warner
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Arlington Cemetery
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