Canton Units Strike Toward Nanking War Report
Shanghai reports a 250000 strong Canton army moved into Hunan in a civil war push against the Nanking government. Kwantung forces and air units are said to threaten Nanking while a counter war mobilization is described by Japanese sources and Nanking denies fighting. Debates in Washington over Guffey-Vinson coal measure continue with strong opposition and concerns from small operators and miners.
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Shanghai
Canton
Nanking
Hunan
Humanese
South China
Japan
Kwangtung
Kwangsi
Cantor
Kwantung Southern
Ichang
Chinchow
Inchang
Hongkong
Seventh
Kiwangi
Gling
Careton
China
Washington
Senate
House
Andrews
Mass
John DB. A. Morrow
Thhe
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Senate Interstate Commerce Committer
U. S
Wheeler D
Mont
Morrow
Industr
Supreme Court
High Court
Guffey
Charles F. Hasford, Jr
National Bituminous l Coal Commission
Pennsylvania
West
Igitua
Sen
Dieterich
Illinois
Winois
Hosford
Western Kentucky
Menter
Henry A. Warrum
United Mine Workers
Alabama
Herbert 5. Salmon
Birmingham
Ala
Wayne PL Ells
NRA
Donnallya Entertainer Hosts Olcott Visit
Mrs. Henry F. Donnally and Donnallya Entertainer hosted an informal gathering Wednesday for Dr. T. Howell Hutchinson Mrs. Hutchinson and their Olcott family.
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Henry F. Donnally
T. Howell Hutchinson
Donald Crumbaker Injured In Broad Street Collision
Perry Null of Raymond City reported he drove south on Broad Street toward the Kanawha river when his auto rammed the right fender of a truck and glanced off into a telephone pole. Null suffered only bruises and scratches.
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Perry Null
Raymond City
Broad Street
Kanawha River
Null
Grandfather Guides Family to Better Health
78 year old J F Lampkin of Knoxville Tennessee recounts poor health and digestive troubles after using Sealf s Indian River Tonic. He credits his son Sam and daughter in law with recovery and reports the tonic helped their children as well. The family urges others to try the medicine available at drug stores or from Indian River Medicine Co LaFollette Tennessee.
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J. F. Lampkin
Knoxville
Tenn
Sealf
Sam
Scali
Seal
Indian River Medicine Co
LaFollette
Adv
Parker Sleuth Held in Kidnapping Case
Ellis H Parker the sleuth is detained as part of a renewed indictment naming Parker Murray Martin Schlossman and Harry Weiss in a Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Parker Sr. faces extradition to New York while Parker Jr. remains at large and others are on bail.
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Ellis Parker
Murray
Harry Bleefeld
Martin Schlossman
Harry Weiss
Geoghan
Parker, Jr
Wendel
Lindbergh
Genghan
Parker, Sr
Justice of the Peace
William H. Grady
Mit
Holly
Madden
Grady
Parker
New York
GOP Democratic Ticket Talked At National Meeting
National committee members debated inviting constitutional Democrats and presidential hopefuls to speak at the convention. R B Creager suggested Lewis W Douglas or James A Reed. Talka Carl Bachmann urged inviting all viable candidates to engage delegates and boost campaign interest amid contested seats from Finn Georgia Illinois Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Alaska and DC.
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R. B. Creager
Texas
Lewis W. Douglas
Arizona
James A. Reed
Missouri
West
Georgia
Illinois
Louisiana
Issippi
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Alaska
District of Columbia
Mrs Richard Couch Dies in Cape Town
Mrs. Richard Couch, formerly Mrs Rodolph L Johnson of Charleston, died recently in Cape Town, South Africa. She lived here after her first marriage to Rodolph L Johnson, son of Howard S Johnson. After her first husband's death she married Lieut Richard Couch of the British Navy. Survived by Lieut Couch and a son Rodolph L Johnson.
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Richard Couch
Rodolph L. Johnson
Charleston
Capetown
South Africa
Harris Flings No-Hitter In Nightcap Win
Bill Harris, former Pittsburgh Tin, hurled a no hit no run game for the Buffalo Bisons in seven innings against Toronto. The Bisons split the doubleheader as Toronto won the opener 5-3, the nightcap 2-0.
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Toronto
Can
Bill Harris
Pittsburgh Ti
Buffalo Bisons
Bisons
House Speaker Burns Dies of Heart Disease
The long serving Democratic leader Byrns or Burns dies of heart disease after a life in Congress from 1909 rising to speaker. Born near Cedar Hill Tennessee July 20 1869 he worked in tobacco fields while studying at Vanderbilt then earned an LL B and entered politics shaping war and campaign leadership.
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Bugs
Burns
Atut
Harding Coolidge
Hoover
Wilson
Byrns
Henry T. Rainey
National Democratic Congressional
House
Cedar Hill
Robertson County
Tennessee
Bashood
Broad
Nashville
Vanderbilt University
Schoal
Burns Family in Public Service and Legal Career
A young lawyer Burns began practice, then served in Tennessee politics from 1893 to 1904, including speaker of the house and a senate term. He lost a 1892 district attorney general race in Davidson county. Burns was a presidential elector in 1904, and a 1908 congress candidate who defeated John Wesley Gaines to win the seat, taking office March 4, 1905. He married Julia Woodward in 1898. their son Joseph W. Jr. later became his law partner.
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Burns
House
State Senate
Davidson County
Congress
John Wesley Gaines
National House
Julia Woodward
Nashville
Joseph W., Jr
Bridge Group Orders More Steel For Grid
The South Side Bridge advisory committee ordered steel grid for the bridge floor from Carnegie-Winnis Steel of Pittsburgh at about 16000 dollars. They will seek bids for the track crossing section by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. A steam ferry to carry autos was studied but deferred, awaiting feasibility and a possible temporary road to the water edge. The current bridge remains open to pedestrians for about 60 more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Carnegie-Winnis Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Coleman Birth Announcement in Charleston General Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday at Charleston General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Fred Coleman of Sixth Avenue South Charleston.
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Charleston General Hospital
Fred Coleman
Sixth Avenue
South Charleston
State Drought Spread Feared in Farm Conditions
Farmers let stock graze early this year causing grass to be eaten with little regrowth. Soy beans offer hope if rain comes but clovers and oats suffer. McLaughlin estimated $250,000 damage a week ago and says continued drought will raise it. Department rainfall Monday was only one third of normal.
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McLaughlin
Department
Star of Vice Czar Fades Under Quiz
Luciano admits earlier narcotics conviction at 18 and minor later law skirmishes while insisting his business was gambling and bookmaking at trace tracks. He claims no ties to prostitutes, says his 20 years involved crap games bootlegging and bookmaking as defense debates rise.
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Star of Vice Czar
Luciano
Trace Tracks
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Harris
TOM Walker, Inc
Pitteburgh, Pal
Joseph W
SLOE
Suromer
Walter J. Buzby
Cule
Roach
Edgar A. Murray
Bridge Group
Svats
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Dewey
England
Green River
Ohry Mentral
Capitol & Virginia
Charleston, W. VA
Griffin
Colgate
Neet
Tintex
Bromo Seltzer
Lax
Phillip
Seidlitz
Bok OF
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Serta
Woeedbury's
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Nujol
IPANA
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Speete
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