Auto Prices at Low Levels Say GM Official
Alfred P. Sloan Jr, president of General Motors, declared prices are at low levels with no bargain sales ahead. He noted car stocks on hand are being heated and will exhaust by July or August, as dealers and manufacturers expect yearly growth beyond the previous year.
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General Motors
Newyork
Alfred P. Sloan
Generalorotors Corporation
Atequasing
Ayhe Automoblia
Sloan
Alb Haya
Bethany College to honor Rice Institute head Dr Lovett for commencement
Bethany West Virginia announces Dr. S Seagar C Lovett president of Rice Institute Houston Texas as the commencement speaker and dedicatory wall orator. He is a Bethany alumnus who studied at the University of Virginia and taught at Princeton before leading Rice Institute. The college also plans musical programs plays and games during commencement week. A separate item notes landlord William H Oakes ordered to repay damages after evicting a tenant to reclaim the property and selling it.
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W. Va
Tyne
Sseagar C. Lovett
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
Ikiso
Lovetts
Bethany Minigan
Depres
University F of Virginia
Princeton University
Vsrlee Institue
Lovett
Thursaday
Leigh
William H. Oakes
Billy Sunday Out of Hospital En route to Indiana
Billy Sunday, the evangelist, was discharged from hospital after treatment. He spoke in Chicago while en route to Winona Lake, Indiana, condemning the Franks case with a dramatic warning that perdition awaits the wicked and that the world speeds toward Hades.
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Billy Sunday
Chicago
Billy Runnay
Chcago
Winena Lake
Ind
North Carolina Democrats Choose Full Slate in State Primary
North Carolina Democrats will vote on June 7 for governor United States senator ten Congressmen and state offices. Angus Wilton McLean of Lumberton faces Josiah Willan Halley of Ahoskie for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. McLean favors a revised budget plan with a governor headed budget commission while Bailey attacks the tax system as unfair to farmers. Senator F B M Simmons is certified for the general election after no primary opposition.
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Taleigh
Calinr
Democrata
North Carolina
Mo Notaines
United States
Angus Wilton McLean
Lumberton
War Finance Corporation
Josiah Willan Halley
Itakeieh
Tvane M. Meekins
Elizabeths City
McLean
Bailey
McLean Place
Tao Frea
M. Simmnns
Bandits wound jewelry clerks in Chicago raid
May 4 Chicago. In a real estate rifles theft gone wrong two bandits fatally shot Charles Wahl a rent collector and probably wounded Joseph Pomeranz. A bystander was hit while Arthur Lovell escaped injury as Wahl attacked the bandits and a weapon was knocked free before a fatal shot.
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Chicago
Charlesé Wahl
Wahl
Joseph Pomeranz
Arthur Lovell
Lowell Atruth Pomerang
Kneebone Addresses Fellowship Club Luncheon on Charity Work
Tinbert W. Kneebone, secretary of the Charleston community chest, spoke to the Bike Good Fellowship club about charity administration and how funds are spent. He recounted cases of hardship, rescue, and rehabilitation, urging public duty and community cooperation to aid the needy and curb the city’s human driftwood.
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Charleston Community Chest
Elke
Tinbert W. Kneebone
Bike Good Fellowship Club
Kanawha
Ita
Iran
Eneehone
Felper
Salvation Army Hospital
Capital City
Ele
Strin-Geney
Kneebona
Funda
Columbia Honors U S Newspaper Men at Commencement
Columbia University awarded honorary degrees at its tenth commencement naming Andrew Mellon treasury secretary and publishers Lawson and Stine among the honorees. The doctor of letters went to Booth Tarkington and editor Hubert Bristow.
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Columbia
University
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
View
Lawson
Chicago Daily Newsy
Melville
Stine
Associated Press
Pid
Senate Rejects German Relief Proposals
Washington June 41 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejected resolutions by Tovo and Howell to provide German relief funds. The high and broader measures would have appropriated 16,000 and 25,000,000 dollars respectively, but the committee opposed government aid to Germany.
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Washington
Tovo
Senate
Woman pleads not guilty in narcotics case in W Va
Parkerburg federal court heard Roxie Fuller of Follansbee plead not guilty to narcotic charges before Judge W E Baker while Justice Department seeks a cure facility. Two Fairmont men, Walter Higgs and Herbert More, who initially pleaded not guilty, changed to guilty and await sentencing later.
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Parkersburg
W. Ve
Roxie- Fuller
Follansbee
W. Va
W. E. Baker
Fudge Baker
Department of Justice
Washington
Fairmont
Walter Higgs
Herbert More
Lady Astor and Viscount Astor Pass Bouquets
In London on June 4 Lady Astor paid tribute to her husband noting his sacrifices for temperance, while Viscount Astor toled that public life changes politics to a higher plane. In West Virginia, authorities probe the death of Mrs Robert Swiger believed linked to poisoning her dogs, with an autopsy planned.
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London
Lady Astor
Drese
Viscount Astor
Sistersville
W. Va
Robert Bwiperdf
Shirley
Swiger
Rockwell Charges Press Conspiracy Against McAdoo
Rockwell issues a statement from Medina headquarters accusing a nationwide press conspiracy of bias against W. G. McAdoo's presidential bid. He cites Republican editors and reactionary forces, claiming a coordinated front to suppress favorable coverage while front pages give attention to rivals. He says a Democratic electors' verdict will be read in New York on June 24.
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Tos Angieliss
Weathat
W. G. McAdoo
David Ladd Treckwell
McAdoga
McAgoo
Rockwell
New York
Kellogg's Bran Offers Relief From Constipation
An advertisement extols Kellogg's ALL Bran as a cure for constipation, claiming it prevents health deterioration and offers permanent relief even in chronic cases. It promises 100 percent results, guarantees satisfaction with a money-back offer, and repeats how to use the product with milk, on cereals, or in recipes. Kellogg's Bran is produced in Battle Creek and widely served in hotels and clubs.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Gallant campaign note cited as Roosevelt 1912 parallel
A fragment recalls a political candidate’s nominating bid as rivaling Theodore Roosevelt in 1912. It predicts that war time interests may unite with big business and a partisan press, yet argues the honest moral candidat e will prevail within the Democratic party.
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Pathe News
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