Gore to Submit Capitol Plan to Solons
State capitol project plans move forward as Governor Gore signals submission of full designs to the legislature. Kanawha delegation discusses a possible five cent levy to fund the capital building while seeking alternative revenue methods.
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Gore
Solons
State Capitol Building Commission
Capitol
Chiat
Kanawha County
Teast
Polons
Kanawha
J Tels
Minnesota
Rv Rockart
Cass Gulvbert
Ner
Efor
Heatley
Kanawna
Debeeo
Ao Wandine
House of Decease
Benator Hallman
Baccoriola
E. M. Zeatley
George ‘A. Laughlin
Jing
Beavembourg
Saprendent
Ction
Bonner H. Hit
Gonon C. Arnold
Buethannon
J. Howard Hundley
Mathews
Sividena
C. Vaticine
Rehabilitation advances as flood area moves to recovery
New flood bulletin reports rising waters receding in Louisiana. Lower Atchafalaya and upper basin levels fall, enabling rehabilitation work. Mississippi flows expect to ease in some areas. western Atchafalaya recedes rapidly while eastern basin improves as McCrea crevasse discharge drops to about 220000 cubic feet per second.
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Atchafalaya
Wesle
Louisiana
Tonsas
Atchateinga
Louisiaga
Mississippi River
McCrea Crevasse
Railroads Join in Operator's Fight On Lake Coal Rate
Two hundred coal operators from West Virginia to Tennessee met in Washington to seek Southern railroad aid against higher freight differentials favoring the Pittsburgh and Eastern Ohio districts. They formed a committee to press Southern lines to oppose rate increases that would shift northern coal markets away from southern mines and disrupt eighteen million tons shipped to northwestern states.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
L. and N
Norfolk and Western
West Virginia
Washington
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. J. Harshaw
A. ¢. Reed
James D. Francis
Isand Creek Coal Company
Huntington
O. L. Alexander
Pocatonitas Fuel Company
William Ritter
New River Company
O. C. Dickinson Fuel Company
R. C. Tway
Easy Coal and Coke
Louisville
T. B. Davis
New York
Inland Creek Coal Company
M. L. Garvey
New River Operators, Association
John Laing
W. J. McGhee
Cincinnati
Carbon Fuel Company
A.D. W. Smith
Edward Maben
Tennessey
N Red Gore
Harish
Johor
Stalmbugler
Pocahontas
Tug River
Loven
Kanawha
Forcahontaa
Lake Sky
Ralivgad
Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission Wa
Northern Railronis
Lake Erie
Rogers Seethes At Homecoming In Mud Hole Land
Rogers from Springfield, Missouri, laments a homecoming in a desolate region with no houses, barns, fences, plows, seed, or stock. He notes hundreds of miles traveled by the advance guard of seven hundred thousand people and quotes John Barton Payne of the Red Cross saying America is short a million and a half of its quota.
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Bpringfield
Oflshoms
John Barton Payne
Red Cros
America
Soviet Envoys Quit England Amid Riots and Cheers
The departure of Soviet charge d affaires P. Rosengol and M. Khinchuk for Russia triggered large cheers at Victoria station. They blamed Britain for the rupture and denounced the move as a crime, while the embassy staff departed with archives. The German ambassador was not pressed to aid.
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Londor
Duit
Russia
P. Rosengols
Boviet
Glatiaires
M. Khinchuk
Victoria Station
Lenit
England
Soviet Union
Lord Birkenhead
Winston Churchill
Foreign Office
Armblassador
Harris Dickson Dramatizes The Horrors of the Flood
Harris Dickson, noted author of The Burmnels and Black Wolf's Bread, is writing the real story of the flood for The Gazette and the North American Newspaper Alliance. He travels through the flood region, visits refugee camps, and interviews survivors to capture the tragedy and horror in a moving narrative. The Charleston Gazette will publish his first story Sunday Morning.
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Harris Dickada
House of Luck
Masy
Dickson
The
Gazette
North Ameritan
Alliance
Lta
Vicksburg
Miss
Moat
Charleston Gazette
Charleston High School graduates celebrate 173 diplomas
The Charleston High School class of 1927, comprising 173 graduates, processed in to Mendelssohn and received diplomas amid applause. Speakers addressed education, art, and music, with praise for teachers and officials while noting budget concerns over teacher pay and school spending.
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Carewell
Dave
Ted
Wile
Charleston High School
Mendelsohn
Frank C. Bre'en
Elisabeth Joachim
Charles &. Kensory
B. Weber
Ife
Second Victim of Killer Dies in Mississippi Slaying
Reese, shot today by the slayer of Miss Marion Reese, 19, a University of Mississippi coed, died tonight. An unidentified man invaded the Reese home, attacked Mrs. Reese and killed Miss Reese, while ending with a possible assault on Mr. Reese who lay wounded in bed. Local and state authorities used bloodhounds, airplane patrols, and a radio search to trace the suspect and the missing automobile.
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Jackson
Jung
Reese
Marion Reese
University Ofissisippa
Radio
Galleplana
Broathounds
Callm Om
Recess
Dairyman
Eleter
Rees Anidne
Madha Reese
Aajil
Randa
W. BL. G
Memphis
DAY CHIEFS TO TAKE NEW HITCH DAY CHIEFS TO TAKE NEW HITCH
Prohibition officials move to curb liquor imports from Canada and tighten enforcement in the United States. An agreement at a customs broker defines anti smuggling goals and a deputy customs inspector will be stationed at Detroit.
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Washington
Canadand
United States
Detroit
Andrews
The
Treasury
Ald Oftadal
Pacific Coast
Come T Maigaloner
James E. Jaten
Prohibition Bureau
Sekrice Basla
Browder Loses Arm in Tracks Accident
J. H. Browder of St Albata was struck by a train while crossing Tanwar tracks at night. His left arm was amputated below the elbow at Dunna Hospital in South Charleston.
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St. Albata
J. H. Browder
South Charleston
Lindbergh Homecoming Plans Spark National Welcome
President Coolidge signs Lindbergh Day and orders a giant Washington welcome for Captain Charles A. Lindbergh and his mother Evangeline. A 21 gun salute, state dinner, and White House luncheon are planned with large crowds and nationwide broadcasts. The Memphis cruiser will carry the Spirit of St Louis toward ceremonial gates at the monument.
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Washington
Cooclige
Charles A. Lindbergh
Coolidge
Lindberg
Evangeline Lindbergh
Detroit
Lindbergh
Captain Lindbergh
Washington Monument
Uft Pecormuen
Fuer
Tully
Gener
John Hayn Hammond
Lindbergt
Ketloge
Bellanca and Chamberlin Take Off for Berlin Flight
Reported early morning lift from Columbus notes Tim Bellanca and Clarence D. Chamberlin ready to begin a transatlantic trip to Berlin. Officials withheld the exact final plan but cited favorable weather in Newfoundland and potential relief pilot, with forecasts showing south and southeast winds.
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Bellanca
Chamberlin
Berlin
Newfoundland
Berlin Berlin Flight Drama From New York To Berlin
Reports describe Cham Berlin planning a southward course to avoid fog as the Monoplane Columbia nears takeoff from Roosevelt Field. Weather forecasts promise clear oceans, potential early dissipation of fog, and a possible route toward Ireland then Berlin, Rome, Naples, or Ironcow depending on conditions. The scene in Berlin is electric as Lindbergh’s successor is seen as a national hero and authorities prepare for possible coverage and security.
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New York
Columbia
New
Berlin
Ronway Roosevelt Field
Onmer Peyal
Ireland
Rome
Naples
Ironcow
Chamberlin
Tela
Hiss Columbia
May name actress as Charlie's pal
Los Angeles June 3 Attorneys for Lita Grey Chaplin prepared denials to Charis Chaplin cross complaint for divorce. They planned to fight to the limit for divorce property and custody. Lyndol Young said the allegations including infatuation with a young automoblie man, intoxication and neglect would be denied. The answer may present counter charges with entertaining reading. Names of seven women possibly to be revealed were undecided. Mrs. Chaplin declined to comment on the attacks.
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Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chaplin
Charis Chaplin
Cross
Nalen
Extranganca Srt
Young
Lita 4
Chaplin
Young Ans
Monsy
Tins
Death toll climbs in Kentucky storms tops 100
Louisville dispatch reports storms in eastern Kentucky killed upward of 100 people and left thousands homeless. Property damage across homes, coal mines, rail lines, and businesses is estimated near 65 million dollars as relief efforts begin. A disaster committee led by Dr A T McCormick coordinates response. survey sizes affected reach about 125000 with 76003 nearby residents. Finance drive seeks 9000000 dollars to aid recovery. Two missing, four identified dead, navy review of fleet set for Washington trip tomorrow.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Sandz
Great Lakes
Eise
McRoberta
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Kentucky River Maid
A. T. McCormick
State Board of Health
U. S
F. M. Sackett
Loula
Vive Nline
Smith Rites To Be Held Today In Saint Albans
The funeral for Mrs Mary Thompson Smith mother of Hubert Smith Gazette business manager will be held this afternoon at 6:30 at St Marks Episcopal Church St Albans with interment at Memorial Park Pat Spring Hill. She died yesterday morning after a brain hemorrhage at 85 a lifelong Charleston area resident. The body will be moved from Edwight to Charleston then to St Albans for the service conducted by Rev Dr John Gass and Rev Dory Hughes with staff and family attending. She is survived by seven children and three stepchildren across Charleston and Edwight.
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Mary Thompson Smith
Hubert ‘ Smith
the Gazette
St. Marks Episcopal
Charleston
Moon
Robert II Smith
Carlton Partments
Virginia Street
St. Albans
Charleston End
Robert L. Smith
Snody
Kari Kline
Harold Grace
Thornton Smith
Frank Smith
Zugenta Smith
George P. Smith
Edwight
Drs. Powell Puller
Raleigh
N. C
Wade and Wells Plan World Flight in 15 Days
New York June reports Wade and Wells announce an around the world flight aiming for 15 days. They seek up to 45,000 dollars for the New York to Honolulu leg and may pursue 25,000 for a Hong Kong leg. Clare Chamberlin and Richard Byrd are discussed as potential rivals.
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Wade
Wells
New York
Leutenants
Leigh Wade
Linton Wells
Thole
Francisco
Honolulu
James B. Done
San Francisco
Clarence Chamiberlin
Richard Byrd
Chamberlin
Barlin
Wella
Tex
Hongkong
Tieutenant
John Harding
Warty
Wada
Japan
Queenstown
Ireland
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Wis
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Dover
Del
Samuel Jones
Jones
Srres
Ethel Baynard
Harris Dickson
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
Browder
Lindy
Flight Hero
Charles Lindbergh
Tomerly
Associated Press Parib
Sears
Paris
Atlantic
Spirit of
St. Louis
Parla
Kenley
Gloucester
Lympne
Manly
le Bourget
Cherbourg
France
Bly
Amile
Myron T. Herrick
Lita
Hubby
Annai
Great Circle
Lumbix
Xeaoh
Yah Fae Tetas Carl
Schary
Aete
Columbis
Becanas
Jtha
Pice Vivet
Welss
Clarence Chamberlain
Charlie
Eastern
CAL
BEE Navy
Collidge
Mayflower
Hampton Roads
United States Fleet
O& Vessels
Strong
Cape Henry
Santa Monica
Calif
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Pela Negri
Seman Foan
Willie Willis
Robert Quillen
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