Socialist Meeting in Detroit Exposes Factional Split
Detroit June 1. The Socialist Party convention sees leftist factions clash as Devere Allen defeats Algernon Lee for presiding chair position. Old guard push through a roll call reduction amid NRA code tensions and warnings about deviations from party unity.
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Detroit
Leo Mrzycki
Socialist Party
Co Bilquit
Ste Morris Hillquit
New York
Devere Allen
Editoc
World ‘Tomorrow
Party
Connecticut
Allen
Algernon Lee
Biliquit Emociate
The
Rensenel
New
Prizes Awarded at Rose Show with Crowns and Medals
Rose show patrons vote tally reveals Quem of the Show wins Pally Mall cup. Exhibitors from Midsburg and Edgewood claim honors in Hybrid Teas climbers yellow climbers and Radiance classes with several awards noted for Mary Wallace Doward Jane Misko and Mrs. Charles Ward among others.
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B. Midsburg
Johanns Hill
J. H. Exot
American Rose Society
Paul
Point
Neasone
Edgewoor
Boat Hills
Aanewas
Eow
J. H. Bongall
Milver Moon
Charles
E. Ward
Sver Moon
James E. Mew
Mary ‘Wallace
E Pritchard
Fleet
Ord
Mira
Rose Show Results Highlight Hybrid Tea and Rose Classes
Ornamental rose competition lists multiple classes with winners and second place across pink red yellow and white hybrid teas, polyanthas, and garden roses. Names include G. T. Lancaster, Margaret McGredy, H. B. Smith, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Musser, Frank J. Fisher, and Charles Midelburg among many others.
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Bole
G. T. Lancaster
Margaret Melredy
F. P. Fisher
Generals Jack
Charles E. Ward
Octave Berger
Oswald Sleper
Charlies E. Ward
P. Musser
George Pernet
H. B. Smith
Margaret Pribple
Beary Moree
A. J. Acree
Willamete; Ltd
Charles Midelburg
Sensation
Margaret McGredy
W. W- Point
National Flower Guild
Frank J. Fisher
Rubio
Margaret Pribble
Johannlstauber
HM. B. Smith
Etoile de Hollande
Pierre du Pont
H. P. Musser
Julien Potin
W. E. Chilton
Ville de Paris
John A. Preston
Charles P. Kilham
Charles A. Midelburg
Madame Butterfly
H. M. Anderson
Angel Pernet
Franz ‘Ker
Druschki
Charles J. Daugherty
Earl Druschki
Giolre de Chedanie de Guinnoiser
Jacquemin
Srd
Alex Smith
J. H. Bonsall
Key Compton
Africa
Brunerry
E. R. Withrow
Flower Show Results Across Multiple Classes
The listing details winners across numerous classes such as Arrangement in Copper or Brass, Arrangements of Flowers in Similar Bowls, Living Room arrangements, and Flower Arrangements by Children. Multiple winners and honorships named include Mrs. Arthur Koontz, Mrs. Frey Auld, Mrs. B. W. Knighty, Mrs. Harry M. Anderson, and Betty Carver among others, with top ribbons and several no awards recorded.
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Arthur Hland
C. B. Rohr
Robert
Splimen
Frank Mullen
Ruffner Bayne
Ta Hora
Charles =. Ward
Clarence Peck
Robert 8
al Anderson
Mire
Charles E. Wardard
Gwynn Nieksson
Arthur
Harry M. Anderson
H. L. Ter~rie
Arthur B. Koontzard
Arthur S. Dayton
Miller Gallaher
W. S. Hallanan
Betty Carver
Robert B. McCabe, Jr
James Hartman
Jane Barksdale
Laura Jane Dodge
Catherine Caperton
Gerden
E. R. Mills
G. C. Dickinson
P. Auld
Walter Martens
C. G. Bergman
Len Loeb
Perle Satterthwait
R. Thomes
James Pew
Henry Dickinson
B. Thomas
Dionne Quintuplets Receive Weekly Offers and Support
Chicagoans and officials react as the Dionne quintuplets gain aid and attention at the world fair. Promoters promise 250 weekly plus a share of receipts, while Ontario authorities coordinate care and gifts arrive from neighbors and politicians as Dr. Dafoe notes cautious optimism about the infants' health.
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Dionne
Ontario
Department of Health
Children’s Aid Society
Chicago
Filibuster Ends As Tariff Debate Shifts to Amendments
The Senate ends a prolonged filibuster on tariff policy and schedules a vote on the Johnson farm exemptions amendment. Under a compromise, Monday sessions begin at 10 a.m with limited debate on each farm related amendment and the bill itself. Democratic leaders expect most amendments to fail, including farm exemption and ratification proposals. Roy Rollins Jr and Mrs Roy Rollins of Fort Hill are noted in surrounding biographical lines.
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Harrizon
Senate
Roy Rollins, Jr
Roy Rollins
Fort Hill
South Africa
St. Francis
Hie
Police Await Report On Finding of Child
State police had no new information on the report that Dorothy Evelyn Bradley, missing seven years, was found by sheriff deputies in Palestine Texas. The child appeared as a Greenbrier county boarder William Marvin Roman, later named in a kidnapping warrant, left the Bradley home.
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Dorthy Evelyn Bradley
Rupert
Greenbrier County
Palestine
Tex
Bradley
Wilam Mavin Roman
Roman
Hines Visitor In Charleston For Business
W. B. Hines banker and business man of White Sulphur Springs spent yesterday in Charleston attending to business matters.
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W. 3B
Hines
White Sulphur Springs
Charleston
Navy Fleet Parade to Review Before President
The fleet from California to the Atlantic coast conducted battle and tactical exercises up to the parade formation for review before the president. Navy units prepared to fulfill taxpayer supported duties and stressed mission seriousness over joy rides.
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United States
California
Atlantic
Hutton Seeks to Heal Marriage Rift Aboard Bremen
On the Bremen voyage to Cherbourg and Southampton Hutton remains in his cabin amid reports of renewed affection for the princess. Passengers note his nervousness from London radiophone calls as Prince Mdivan meets the ship and warmly greets his wife and father-in-law.
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Bremen
Cherbourg
Hutton
London
Southampton
Prince Mdivan
Mrs. Hutton
Fire Department Faces Looming City Inspection
Fire officials warn an upcoming city inspection will reveal shortages as the department seeks 30 salvage covers and 50 safe boxes. Only eight new hires were kept due to finances, leaving 20 men and key equipment short of recommended levels.
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Tris
Jagat
Six Miners Allege Blacklisting by Cabin Creek Coal
Six miners Oscar Bush Louis Fubin Elbert Hurst Henry McClure and John Short claim Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal Co placed their names on a blacklist. They say the action prevents employment in other coal mines in the Cabin Creek district. Hearing on a demurrer to the declaration was postponed to finish the jury docket.
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Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal Company
Oscar Bush
B. Bush
Louis Fubin
Elbert Hurst
Henry McClure
John Short
Cabin Creek
Veterans Encampment Set for Clarksburg This June
The eleventh annual department encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans will be held June 17 18 and 18 at Clarksburg. Headquarters for the department and publicity are in the Waldo hotel with George G Dixon of Piedmont as department commander. The department council of administration meets 4 p m on opening day and committee members will be announced at the first session.
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United Spanish ‘War Veterans
Clarksburg
Waldo Hotel
George G. Dixon
Pieimont
Department Council of Administration
Rate Cut Ordered By Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission orders cut tolls by three bridge companies by 20 percent. Harpers Ferry and Potomac Bridge lowers rates to 29 30 35 and 40 cents for the Potomac toll across from Jefferson County West Virginia to Washington County Maryland. Wheeling Bridge and Wheeling-Belmont Bridge tolls from Wheeling to the island and to Bridgeport are reduced. Tolls to be paid via discounted preissued toll tickets.
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Public Service Commission
Harpers Ferry and Potomac Bridge Company
Potomac River
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Washington County
Maryland
Wheeling Bridge Company
Wheeling-Belmont Bridge Company
Wheeling
Island
Bridgeport
Kroger Sales Rise in First Five Periods of 1934
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co reports cumulative sales for the first five four week periods of 1934 show an increase over 1933. Total sales reached 83,052,257 versus 76,971,870 in 1933, an 11 percent rise, with one branch up 28 percent. Stores in operation numbered 4,340 in 1934 compared with 4,687 in 1933.
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Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Charleston
Negro Bureau Launches Weekly Press Service
The Negro Bureau launches a weekly press service for leading newspapers prepared by the state bureau of negro welfare under I. M. Carper. The service aims to provide coordinated coverage and information to black press outlets.
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Negro Bureau
the Atstela
State Bureau of Negro Welfare Ant Astatistica
I. M. Carper
Tax Returns Filed in Charleston Area
Returns from Charleston area show May sales tax collected were received by the state tax commissioner yesterday. State law requires monthly filers to submit by June 16.
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Charleston
State Tax Commissioner
Vegetables Need Rain Warned by West Virginia Statistician
West Virginia crops are badly in need of rain, says H C R B Stewart, a federal statistician with the state agriculture department. He notes weather has not been excessively hot, but continued rainless days could cause serious damage to early vegetables, though crops are currently in good condition.
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West Virginia
H.C. RB. Stewart
State Department of Agriculture
Stewart
State Police Inspect Posts After Travel by Leaders
Col. P. D. Shingleton and Capt. H. N. Rextond of the state police left yesterday to inspect trooper posts at Barboureville Logan and Welch ensuring oversight of operations and staff.
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P. D. Shingleton
H. N. Rextond
State Police
Barboureville
Logan and
Welch
Businessman O G Peck Visited Charleston on Line
Deeved business figure O G Peck of Wayne county traveled to Charleston on a business trip. Peck served as a member of the house of delegates in 1919.
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O. G. Peck
Deevedd
Wayne County
Charleston
House of Delegates
Robbers Steal $17,000 In Bold Taxi Homicide Escape
A taxicab driver was forced to stop by three armed men who stole $17,000 and ordered him not to move for five minutes. The robbers fled in a stolen car later found near the Montromery county courthouse in Norristown.
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Saide
Norristown
Mont- Romery County
Action Awaited In Fletcher Enamel Strike
National Labor Board took no action in the Fletcher Enamel plant Dunbar strike as of yesterday. Alvin J. Barnhart Charleston attorney had been sent to Washington to seek the board's help for reopening the plant and rehiring workers on authority. C Griffith president Master Workmen of America said a telegram reported the board asked the company to reopen within three days and to settle differences by arbitration.
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National Labor Board
Washington
Fletcher Enamel Company
Dunbar
Board
Alvin J. Barnhart
Charleston
Wallington
C. ©. Griffith
Master Workmen of America
Griffith
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