Campaign Cost Amazes Davis in Primary Report
Washington June 9 report shows $200,000 spent in the race for secretary of state in a Republican primary with charges of campaign funds irregularities. Davis expressed surprise at the total and said most money likely supported Shunk Brown, who ran unsuccessfully for governor. The probe panel continues reviewing May expenditures and donors.
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Wamiington
RMA
Davis
Rimia
Senate
Tony
Woman Held Under Bond In Shooting at Tralee
A woman from Tralee is held on bond following a shooting incident. Details indicate June F-(-Atry, Wille) of Tralee was involved or implicated, with official records noting the restraint under bond pending further proceedings.
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Bond
Tralee
Hane
Atry, Wille
Former Budget Director Dies
Washington June 2 Herbert Lord former Budget Director for three administrations died at his home aged 74 after stomach trouble. Appointed by Harding he headed the Budget Bureau in 1922 and later became ambassador to Great Britain earning fame for office economies and the Woodpeckers club among government staff.
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Washington
Herbert
Lord
Harding
Budget Bureau
Vics
Great Britain
Tere
Woodpeckers' Club
Coolidge
New York
Army
Bureau of Finance
Rockland
Lord Aad
Colby College
Mester
Arte Decres
Jeter
Fis
Infant's Body Found In Rail Car At Lorain Plant
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a five day old infant was found in a railroad car loaded with steel at the Lorain Steel company plant. The car originated in Lorain and traveled via New Martinsville Connellsville and Rockwood before arriving in Johnstown. The car started from Lorain on May 26 and reached Johnstown on Saturday.
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Warkmen
Lorain Steel Company
Lorain
New, Gants
Connellsville
Rockwood
Baturday
Britain imposes martial law as India rebels
In Bombay and across India Britain's next move targets civil resistance led by Gandhi's day of silence. Martial law spreads to Charandda and Prang on the northwest frontier while tax collectors face raiders and penalties. Police and troops clash as 15,000 volunteers are involved.
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Britain
India
Punjab
Charandda
Prang
Tommy Atkins
Jreda
Peabawar
Manattsa Gandhi
Wadala
Mos Pases
Worll
Gunwoman's Companion Draws Life Sentence
Vernon Ackerman received a life sentence for the fatal shooting of Deputy Sheriff Lee Wright near Phoenix Arizona. Irene Schroeder and W Glenn Dague were convicted of murdering a highway patrolman in New Castle Pennsylvania with the jury recommending death.
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Phoeniz
Arizona
Vernon Ackerman
Irene Schroeder
W. Glenn Dague
Here
Sherriff Lee Wright
Schroeder
Pague
Mew Castle
Pennsylvania
Ackerman
Joe Wella
First Lethal Gas Execution Carried Out In Nevada Pen
Nevada’s first lethal gas execution is carried out at the state prison with Louis White in the new gas chamber. Warden Penrose and guards oversee the process as the cyanide pellets are dropped. White dies after nine and a half minutes amid a crowd of 23 observers including two nurses. The body is to be cremated in Gatland. his widow accompanies the coffin.
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Nevada
Carbon ‘City
Nev
RB M
Bob
Penrose
White
Louis Lavell
Felow
Fito
Jon
Moreda State Prison
B. Bi
Ohn Watt Hamat
Pitty
Mins Mae EB. Kenney
Cargom City
Margaret Skeeter
Reno
Virginia
Matt Penrose
Woite
Mucus White
Norgue
Gatland
Fall
Ponroar
New York
Seville
Spain
Manhattan
Hudson River
Times Square
Wealworth
Manhattan Wienc
Scroas
Long Island
To Select School Chief Tomorrow
The ten district boards of education in the county plan a ten o'clock meeting tomorrow in the county superintendent of schools office to elect a successor to Emerson Camp. The session follows a mandamus writ issued by the state supreme court of appeals and served by Sheriff Stephenson, declaring the superintendent post vacant after Camp’s conviction and sentence.
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Boards of Education
Emerson Camp
D. Diottioh
Charleston District Board
State Supreme Court of Appeals
D. H. Stephenson
Supreme Court
Camp
Page B. Col
Prison Labor Task Tackled at White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur Springs June 2. Representatives from 13 states and the District of Columbia met in the second eastern southern conference on state institutional labor to study cooperative approaches for prison made materials. The Hawes Cooper Dill act of 1924 will allow states to restrict imports of prison labor products and defend measures against unrestricted sale.
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Hawes-Cooper
District of Columbia
Hawee-Cooper
State A. P. Men To Meet Here Today
State officials and Associated Press members from West Virginia gather in Charleston for a spring meeting at Hotel Kanawha. W. Guy Tetrick likely presides at the business session. McCullough hosts a naval-themed dinner with no speeches.
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West Virginia
Associated Press
Hotel
Kanawha
F. Witcher McCullough
State Card of Control
Gebteconpetives
W. Guy Tetrick
Parkersburg
McCullough
Aano
Presa
Charleston
Roseting
Woman Slayer a- 1-A Mingo jury acquits Ratcliff
A Mingo county jury acquitted 40 year old Lily Ratcliff tonight of the slaying of 28 year old Mabel Atwood in a Williamson theater months ago. Ratcliff had pleaded temporary insanity as the state argued the killing was premeditated while Atwood sat with Ratcliff’s husband, Clay Ratcliff.
Graf Zeppelin Sets Course For Seville 1931
Graf Zeppelin leaves New York on its 7,050 mile flight toward Seville with Eckener predicting regular transoceanic airship service by 1931. The giant liner carries 22 passengers plus freight and is headed toward Friedrichshafen after a ceremonial marchout from the New Jersey airfield.
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Laxfhurst
N. J
Graf Zappelin
North Atlantic
Hugo Eckener
Graf
Geville
Friedrichshafen
Three Continents
E. A
Sir Hubert
Lacy Wikins
Atlantic
Spain
Zeppelin passengers voyage to Europe list of travelers
A passenger list for a June journey to Europe includes Hubert Wilkins and Lady Wilkins, John H. Greaves, Mra. Charles B. Parker, Fred M. Harpham, and other notable figures from New York, Madrid, Havana, and Cleveland. The roster features aviation enthusiasts, diplomats, and industry figures connected to the Zeppelins project.
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Aoe Santeer
Pasenger Uist
Europe
Hic
Hubert Wilkins
Lady Wilkins
Ec Mra
John H. Greaves
Great Kill
N. W
Adelardo Novo
Diario
Espanol
Havana
Charles B. Parker
Cleveland
Lakhurst
Friedrichshafen
Fred M. Harpham
Zeppelin Company
Infante
Don Alfonso
Madris
Alfonso
Spain
Gonsalea Herrera
Madrid
Mia
Macy Pierce
New
Hermann Badt
Ministry of Transportation
Donchia Brelthaup
Berlin
Martin Wronsky
Liutthanne
Fritz Zwicky
Zerien
George C. White
New York
Curtis Advises Marshall Grads at Huntington Commencement
Vice President Charles Curtis spoke at Marshall College commencement in Huntington urging an aggressive expansion program and land acquisition for growth. United States Senator Henry D Hetfield and Herbert Fitzpatrick received honorary degrees alongside Leonard J Busby. Curtis praised the era ahead for graduates and stressed world peace as a key national goal.
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Charles Curtis
Washington
Marenall College
University of Southern West Virginia
James S. Lakin
State’ Board of Control
Curtis Aisc
United States
Henry D. Hetfield
Hatter
Batfield
Curtis
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Chenepeake and Ohio Railroad
Leonard J. Busby
Cage
Leonard
John Shawkey
M. P.shawkey
Marshall
Shaw Denies Wagner Slip After Free Music Talk
London dispatch reports playwright George Bernard Shaw disavowing any slip of the tongue that linked Wagner to a poorly played version of Parsifal. Shaw insists his remarks compared Wagner to a poorly performed piece and mentions Tannhauser. He denies intending any insult to Wagner.
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Henry T. Russell
United Press
London
George Bernani Shaw
Thay
Wagner
Brian
Arturo Toccanini
Atutt
Naosenge
Republicans and Democrats Override Hoover Veto on War Pension
Regular Republicans join Democrats to override President Hoover’s veto on a Spanish‑American War pension bill. The Senate passed it 61 to 18 and the House later approved 311,000,000 due to a two‑thirds vote, making the measure law without the president’s signature. Numerous lawmakers from both parties supported the bill, expanding benefits to thousands of veterans as of now.
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Hoover
Senate
White House
House
Wham
Michigan
Apantahamerican War Veterana Organisaation
Monster Rice
Colorado
Bitsy
Cengtanegen Berg
Tirana
Jones
Capper
Kansas
McMary
Cregot
Peneenme Og Shortridge
California
Gilet
Massachusetta
Goff
Goldsborough
Maryland
Gould
Male
Mains
Hastings
Delesware
Hebert
Rhode
Ialand
Kean
Rew
Jereay
Mott
Ore Peck
Booth Dekate
Phipps
Smoot
Utah
Allen
Kerses
Read
Fenngytyauie
Hatfield
Virginia
Grenny Titmate
Aunt Walcott
Connecticut
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Clohitd
Beverly Hills Supreme Court Aware Toward Return
In Beverly Hills a cryptic note hints at a Supreme Court awareness and a return planned for tonight. The piece mentions figures including Zap and Lady Drummond Meg with Daryl Wiegand and others, casting doubt on the program’s healing claims and audience reception.
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Senate
Chicago
Zap
Lady Drummond
Meg
Daryl Wiegand
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