Steel Worker Admits City May Drop Fatal Harm
A 42 year old steel worker Craig confessed to killing his estranged wife Pearl Craig 31 mother of five at a boarding house on Lea street. He fled to Kanawha Street then police headquarters and was held under observation for several days in a serious mental condition. Local coroner Dr. Black said the fatal wounds to the chest and neck would have killed instantly. Mrs. Pearl Craig formerly Pearl Eddy of St Marys was married at Alvy Tyler County.
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Morrow Hall Will Be Library Name
Huntington June 3 The Marshall College proposed library building of 200000 dollars was announced today by Ambassador James Morrow Takin president of the state board of control in a Rotary luncheon after a conference with Dr M P Shawkey. The conference followed the commencement exercises where keynote speeches touched on crime policy religion and social reform.
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Sendents
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Chicago
Fragmented Memoir Snippet by Robert Quillen
A garbled OCR passage attributes a line about a sale and a new boy, with scattered phrases like wicked test and snowing. The readable bits hint at a misquoted, informal tone and potential character dialogue. Further context would clarify the scene and characters mentioned.
Dry League Leader Bids Wet Press Menace
General superintendent of the Aidl-Haloon league told the United Presbyterian general assembly today that radio and press advertising by tobacco interests threaten prohibition aims. The assembly condemned the tobacco industry’s advertising and voted to protest against such practice. The meeting place and date are noted as Des Moines.
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Des Moines graduates protest through injunction diplomas
Sixty members of the Des Moines University senior class received injunction diplomas amid a court order preventing board interference. The ceremony followed campus unrest over the dismissal of President Harry Wayman and faculty, with attendees noting threats from Ku Klux Klan influence.
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Wheat Rebound Drives Market and Stocks Higher
A dramatic rebound in grain prices led by wheat spurred gains across markets as all grains rose above the dollar mark. Financial optimism followed the Federal Reserve Board advisory council’s rediscount rate hints, with strong leadership from public utilities and rail stocks pushing to new highs before session close.
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Alleged Stabber Of Wife Is Held in Jail
Logan police report Millara Browning 35 held in Dogan county Jail after knife wounds to his estranged wife. Browning allegedly entered a laundry and stabbed her several times while she was at work. The investigation continues to determine motive and full circumstances.
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City Council Reverses Railway Ramp Agreement
The city council passed a resolution to rescind the Gentleman's Agreement with the railway over a ramp at the Chesapeake and Ohio station. The dispute centers on three sidetracks planned west of the ramp and the railway's promises to limit tracks and traffic. The vote was 17 to one with five absent. councilman Shark voted against.
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HL. Campbell
Jury Selected to Try Abingdon Deputy for Murder
In Abingdon Virginia jurors were chosen in Washington circuit court to try James W Crowe 50 year old deputy sheriff on an indictment charging murder in the shooting of J Kendrick Emory and Henry college student near Abingdon on May 6 Also named in the case are deputies W D Wolley and city officer James Mc Reynolds charged jointly The defense contends Kendrick was not in the car and alleges provocative testimony and prior violations of prohibition laws discussed in court with framing by George M Ware Warren.
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Phelps
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Warren
Hale
Three Die and Ten Injured in Ohio Automobile Crash
In Batavia Ohio on June 3 three Purearis Upman two women were killed and ten injured when a bug hound from Clnelmnetl to Columbus hooked wheel with an automobile and both went into a ditch. The three dead were pinned under the bus.
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Leprosy Treatment Advances Cited by Siam Prince
London reports Prince of Nawibaeng Metra promotes hydrocarbon oil derived from fresh Annona tree fruit as a breakthrough in leprosy treatment. He claims the method offers cheaper production, enables injectable forms, and could spread globally with Siam’s focus on education and radio broadcasts.
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Sinclair Must Serve Term For Jury Shadowing
The Supreme Court upheld Harry Sinclair's six month contempt sentence and his existing three month term, with concurrent serving possible to reduce time. Co-defendants faced lighter penalties or acquittal, while Burns detectives were fined or voided sentences. Justice McReynolds delivered the unanimous decision minus Justice Stone.
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Changes At State Compensation Department Stir Capitol
Ott indicates potential further action after four resignations were accepted and letters sent to successors. He reports returning to work to find a signed resignation acceptance and notes plans to appoint new staff, with about 7 000 checks signed by Heaberlin last Saturday being honored by the state treasurer after a constitutional question.
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Ott
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Sas
Henbernin
Use
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Heaberlin
Morrison to hang Friday in Kanawha murder case
Millard F. Morrison of Elizabeth New Jersey faces the gallows for the murder of Frank Bowen a Lens Creek service station proprietor The trial of Walter E Wilmot of Elizabeth for his role in the crime begins Morrison was condemned in a brief death sentence by Judge Henry K Black after a nine minute jury deliberation A lengthy defense bid for a change of venue and mercy precedes possible appeal to the state Supreme Court
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Ife
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C. Be
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Frank Harris
Aretchant
Eskdale
T. B Parley
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Charteston
Dinate Page
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Wi . Willmot
Morison
Lilian Robertson
E. E. Robertson
Wilmot
Wich
Clarence Wilmot
Walter Willmott
Walter Willmot
A. Mi. Belcher
Atote
Angus Ment
Willmot
Betcher
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Townsend
Kim
Fairbanks Jr and Crawford Wed in Catholic Ceremony
Screen stars Doug Fairbanks Jr and Joan Crawford wed today at St. Matthew’s in New York City. Attending were Mrs Fairbanks and others as telegrams of congratulations arrived from notable industry figures.
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Baldwin to resign today ending Conservative rule in Britain
London reports Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin will resign his government to King George at Windsor Castle on his sickbed, ending his tenure since October 1924. Ramsay MacDonald is poised to form a new labor ministry with cabinet options including foreign affairs, previously held by MacDonald and considered by Arthur Ponsonby and Oswald Monckton.
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Lord Curzon
Portsmouth Ministers Seek Ban on Sunday Moving Pictures
The Portsmouth Ministers' association asked Municipal Judge W R Sprague to stay Sunday showing at local theaters after managers Frances McDonald and Robert Risley were charged again with violating Sunday blue laws. They pleaded guilty and were fined 50 dollars plus costs, after repeated prior fines of 25 dollars and costs on two earlier occasions.
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Hoover Seeks Steady Course On Cruiser Program
Washington reports President Hoover will not modify or abandon the cruiser program nor threaten to pressure allies. Officials say construction of 61 additional 10,000 ton ships remains mandatory by Congress, with funding to be set in the next budget while Geneva talks seek a new basis for naval strength.
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Weston Girl Ends Life On Eve Of Examinations
Wellesley Mass June 3 A suicide on the eve of exams, Miss Louise F P McBride 18 year old Wellesley College sophomore found dead in her room. A nearly emptied glass containing sodium cyanide was found on a table beside the bed.
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Lindbergh and bride sighted on Block Island harbor
Reporters recount a sighting of Charles Lindbergh and his bride Anne Morrow entering Block Island harbor aboard the motor cruiser Mouette. Local witnesses describe the couple and note a possible move toward Maine or Worth Haven, with pursuers and searchers along the New England coast.
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Will Makes Good Time On Airplane Journey
Beverly Hills report describes efficient air travel through Texas New Mexico Arizona and California with mentions of airport activity and future Lindbergh opening on July eighth amid vast aviation spending and convention chatter.
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