Massey moves to discard ten precincts in sheriff race
L C Massey seeks to throw out about ten precincts from the official tally claiming irregularities and crookedness ahead of the county court session. He contests Guy W Van Horn’s Republican nomination win noting 1 400 votes could be affected and cites marked ballots and pre marked precincts in Charleston and Elkapa Foca areas.
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Happy Hollow Still Raid Links to Moonshine Bust
In Happy Hollow Pura district deputies raided a moonshine still early yesterday removing the apparatus and over two barrels of mash. V Thomas was arrested for possessing the plant and held to the grand jury after a Elk district magistrate hearing. Deputies Howard Cunwitzham, B Gen, and Gariend Turner assisted in the raid and sought two accomplices who had just left the scene.
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Muzintrate
Charles Marge
Elk District
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aWeriffe
Howard Cunwitzham
Gariend Turner
Fillie Willis Eeu Patch Show
Local memory notes a patchwork exhibit by Fillie Willis featuring mixed textile pieces. Curator highlights bold use of color and texture as visitors explore a small gallery space.
Ex-Wife Sues Stage Star Over Alienation of Affection
Chicago June 2 Helen Rape, former wife of MacArthur, files a $100000 damage suit against stage star and current wife of the playwright. The case seeks alimony adjustments and accuses alienation of affection after a 1926 divorce settlement and 1938 remarriage amid a France Montreal vacation.
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Chicago
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Gerad ‘T. Wiley
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Ned Seem
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Tammany Loyal To Its Leader
New York Tammany Hall remains loyal to its chief city official Mayor Walker amid allegations from Hofstadter’s committee. Seabury and aides weigh strategy as talks of removal surface. if ousted, Jason V. McKee would lead the board for the year and a new mayor elected in November 1933 under term restrictions. Roosevelt’s transcript request is unresolved as Seabury ponders charges and neutrality.
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Wife of West Virginia university president injured in auto crash
Mrs Jane K Tornes wife of W V U Morgantown president suffered a fractured arm and other injuries when an automobile struck a pole in Winchester Virginia. She was traveling alone and met by her daughter Mira Letty Turner who had just left school in Washington.
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Jane K. Tornes
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Shouse ridicules Brown plank and predicts referendum
Jowett Shouse, Democratic National Committee chair, mocked Postmaster General Brown’s claim that the Republican prohibition plank would satisfy all sides. He warned Democrats may endorse a referendum, calling the campaign “no place for a pussyfooter” and labeling a magical plank as one that pleases Bitter foes and allied groups.
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Democratic National
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Anti-Saloon League
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Democratic National Committee
Jap Denies Any Danger of War
Viscount Makoto Saito said there is no danger of war between Japan and the Soviet Union. He criticized American and European opinion over Japan’s actions in Manchuria and Shanghai and suggested Japan could withdraw from the League of Nations if conditions forced it.
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Soviet Union
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Pioneer Automobile Pioneer Dies in Beacon New York
Hugh Chalmers, pioneer automobile maker and inventor, died in Beacon at 56 after days of pneumonia. A former president of Chalmers Detroit Motor, he helped shape mid priced car markets and rose from office boy to VP at NCR in Dayton. Born October 1 1872 in Dayton, his career spanned NCR and multiple auto ventures.
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N. Y
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Pioneer
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National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
Detroit
Gotham Code Tightens Taxicab Gear and Conduct
Gotham prepares a new taxicab code requiring drivers to wear a military cap and linen duster, stop smoking at the wheel, be courteous, keep cabs quiet and dent-free, avoid club soliciting, and take shortest routes. A public hearing is set for this month.
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Board of Taxies Control
Bonus Marchers to Make Final Plans Here Tonight
Senate hearings on the federal regulation of the bituminous coal industry end with United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis urging enactment. He predicts broad support if the bill reaches the Senate calendar, but adjournment dates may limit action. Lewis attacks operators as unorganized and inefficient while urging government aid to miners.
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United Mine Workers of América
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Tull Committee
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Airplanes Seek Missing Fliers in Newfoundland Search
Montreal and Boston airplanes joined the hunt for Arthur Bivilyan and Dr. K Karl Ruehnest after a pleasure flight from St Anthony went missing. Mrs. Suitven prepares to join the effort hampered by fog and wind as two planes head toward Newfoundland with pilots Hubbard Crowley and OToole aided by Dr Forbes and lawyer Gould.
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Edward T. O'Toole
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Portes
Alexander Gould
Wilfred Grenfell
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A. D . Wardle
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Montreat
Crant
Coal Bill Reading Passed In House Of Commons
London June 2 The house of commons tonight gave third reading to the government coal bill intended to control production supply and sale in the British coal industry for a five year period and sets the policy for the industry during that time.
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London
House of Commons
Veterans plan solo march to Washington for bonus pay
War veterans meet at courthouse to finalize plans for a pilgrimage to the national capitol. They will begin Sunday near the state capi and donate automobiles to aid the trek while arrangements cover lodging fuel and sleeping quarters. Government probes relation to communism and the movement as veterans press for immediate cash payment.
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National Capitol
Innen
Hawaii Suicide Pact Ends Tragedy Near Pele Firepit
In Hilo Hawaii on June 2 William Nunes rejected suitor of Margaret Enos, high school student, jumped with her to death into Halemaumau crater of Kilauea. Rangers found their bodies on a ledge 800 feet below the brink after Nunes reportedly killed Enos and then forced her to accompany him. Local authorities recovered Nunes car and a pistol with a note claiming “Ten minutes to eight. Margaret died instantly.”
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Mrs Gann Declares White House Turns Out Fighting Quaker
QUEENSBORO W C June 32 CF Three years in the White House have made Herbert Hoover a fighting Quaker Mrs Dolly Curtis Gann sister and official hostess of Vice President Curtis maid here tonight Addressing a meeting of North Carolina women s republican clubs Mr Gann declared the principal issue at stake in this year s national political campaign was the president whom she and more than anyone else had taken the initiative in combatting the depression She added that no one with common sense will affirm that President Hoover is responsible for present condition declaring such period always followed a major war The farm stabilization movement the reconstruction finance corporation relief organization and the republican tariff law were cited as results of the president s initiative
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White House
Herbert Hoover
Dolly Curtis Gann
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North Chrolina Women's Republican Clubs
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Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Administration Relief Plan Drives Jobless Aid Debate
Washington June 2 AP two Hawley bills seek 900 million for state relief loans and 1.6 billion additional borrowing for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to fund jobs. Secretaries Mills and Hur weigh in as relief plans from Democrats face rating.
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Oa West Administration
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Hur
German Foreign Plans Continue Amid Cabinet Oath
Germany shows no shift in foreign policy after the new chancellor and ministers took the oath before President Hindenburg. A policy declaration is to be read to the reichstag, which may be dissolved shortly after its reading to halt non confidence moves. At the GOP convention, Maine and Pennsylvania secure front seating. a three section arrangement positions other states behind them with a speaker in the central front row.
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Mellon Loses His Dry Rating With W C T U
New Orleans chapter of the W C T U addresses a letter to President Hoover criticizing Andrew Mellon for drinking whisky and wearing breeches at certain events. The group cites Amelia Earhart and others, noting Mellon’s alleged ties and questioning his appointment.
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WC. T. U
Hoover
Andrew Mellon
Amelia Barhart
London
Mim Gytvia
Spehteman
Meliet
Gas Rate Case Up Again Today
The United Fuel Gas company rate case, twice continued this week, will come again before the public service commission this afternoon. Protestants reserve the right to take any position on rates while asking that the hearing proceed later. Charter Ritchie outlined the protestants’ stance on reopening the case, and H D. Rummel asserted the company spends heavily on construction and payroll in West Virginia, justifying higher rates.
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Prates
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Charleston
Huntington
U S Naval Academy Graduates 421 Men
AMMAPOLIS June 3 Amid the splendor of uniforms and ceremony the U S Naval Academy graduated 421 men in its 88th class. Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams handed diplomas. 379 sworn as ensigns, 42 entering civilian life.
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Naval Academy
Mary Charles Francis Adams
Four Horsemen Bridge Team Split Over Jacoby Fallout
The Four Horsemen contract bridge group announced Oswald Jacoby was dropped for allegedly using his position for personal ends. Jacoby disputed the move saying he left after tensions over bids and Leng’s play. Howserd Schenken will replace him as the team seeks to continue the big match.
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Ely Culbertson
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Howserd Schenken
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Lens
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Secret Provisions Revealed In Budget Tax Deal
Washington dispatch reports that after long talks on Capitol Hill conference committees reached a complete agreement in about 13 hours on a measure to raise taxes to balance next year’s budget. The plan includes a 16 percent pay cut for all federal workers and reshapes revenue to fund government expenditures. Final form withheld until submitted to the House with action expected Saturday.
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Capitol Hill
William Dollar
Aenete
House
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Moos
Watesta
Indiana
Closed Building Mystery Stuns City Officials
A damaged report due to federal prohibition efforts centers on a closed New England building linked to a mother and heavy industry. Mayor Alfred W. states no approval was given for activity tied to Hoxton and Petersom, with Weathers as head of the enterprise.
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