Resubmission Plank Seen By Sen Moses In Party Debate
Republican leaders voiced strong support for resubmission of a prohibition plank at the national convention. Senator Moses of New Hampshire said a compromise point would appear, though the exact language remained unsettled. James B. Garfield, presiding over the resolutions committee, noted the platform would not be fixed for several days.
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WoGey
Senstor Mosse
Mopes
James B. Carfield
Onic
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Perley
Maryland
Postnester General Brown
Moms
Banators
Watron
Pany
Smoot
Utah
Rickinson
Iowa
Bingham
Comaseticut
Hastings
Delaware
Robinson
Patterson
Missour
Glenn
Illinois
Hebert
Knode
Kean
Jerecy
Adell
Fish
How
Sename Sf
Nalionht
Wiest
Ateenton
Prohibition
Presigent Hoover
Richalas Murry Betler
Tork
Pees Serere
Beach Goshorn Dies at 84 in Historic Meeting Note
Obituary note records the death of Beach Goshorn aged 84. The Temmphine family and relatives attended a ceremonial gathering hosted by Mr. Coshorn and Mrs., reflecting on the deceased’s historical prominence and wealth.
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Goshorn
Temmphine
Coshorn
Veterans Bonus Army Grows as Washington Encampment Expands
Veterans from across the nation converge on Washington demanding payment. Police report 2100 to 3000 in the capital with about 5000 more en route while groups from Georgia, South Carolina and Indiana travel freight lines toward the capital. Numerous arrivals overwhelm food supplies and city police remove suspected communists from the ranks.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ankling
Georgia
South Carolina
Southern Railway
Blacksburg
D. c
Greensboro
WN. C
Spencer
N.C
Blackburg
Indiana
Kentucky
Charleston
W. Va
Ohia
Pointa
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Ohio
Kansas City
Hungry Miners Encamped at Splash Beach for Relief Meeting
A quiet group of hungry miners remained encamped at Splash Beach on the south bank of the Kanawha River seeking relief from Governor Conley. An audience was not yet set, with a tentative Thursday appointment arranged through the governor's secretary Vincent Legg. American Legion commander Williams offered aid in relief and law preservation, with chief John Britton to accompany the miners’ committee to meet the governor. The group, about 995 people including some women and children, received donations for food yesterday.
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Splash Beach
Kanawha River
Gonley
Mace
Hut
Vincent Legg
Cosine KE. T. Willams
John
Fairmont State College Grants Large Commencement
About 200 graduates took part in Fairmont State college commencement in Fairmont. The 95 earned bachelor of arts degrees while others received standard normal certificates. Dr A O Thomas of Washington DC addressed the ceremony as speaker, noting the event as the school’s largest in its history.
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Fairmont
Fairmont State College
A. O. Thomas
World Federation of Educational Nescalations
Washington, D. C
Congress Nears Close of Task
Washington June 5 Congress nears the close of its war on a billion dollar revenue deficit and a massive relief program. Leaders expect the conference report on the revenue bill to be sent to President Hoover tonight with new excise taxes to take effect within 15 days. The Senate has backed a 19 percent pay cap for government workers and will finalize the national economy measure soon.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Hoover
Virginia
Senate
Augustus Ruffner Dies After Illness in Charleston
James Augustus Ruffner aged 79 died at 1628 Kana wha Street yesterday morning after an illness. He was born in Charleston on November 28 1863 son of Joe and Diana Ruffner. He studied in Toronto at Upper Canada College and worked in banking with his uncle George T. Mayre of Virginia City Merede. He later entered wholesale produce and then insurance in Charleston retiring recently. Though not active in politics his Democratic Party influence was felt.
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Kanawha Street
Ruffner
Charleston
Joe
Diana
Marys) Ruffner
Jong
Thin City
Page County
Virginia
Upper Canada College
Toronto
George T. Mayre
Merede
Arizona
Clergyman urges cast burden on Our Lord sermon
Rev B F Spetow of Kane and Lick Branch churches preaches that one needs not change of scene but change of person to bear life's load. He cites Jeremiah and Cowper to illustrate weary souls seeking relief and strength from faith.
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B. F. Spetow
Kanewha City
Lick Branch
Brosdeayy
Cowper
Jeremiah
Sare
Flier Overdue After Atlantic Flight from New York
London reports Polish American aviator Stanislaus Hausner missing since leaving North America Friday. No word from his route over the Atlantic. authorities broadcast to European airfields while Warsaw relatives await news. Anxiety grows over possible fuel exhaustion and safety as Cork reports hearing a powerful plane.
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Europe
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Dier
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Hingoa
Poland
France
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Van
Hausner
England
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le Bourget Field
Paris
Ireland
Cork
Death of Chelyan man ruled accidental on railroad tracks
Artis Raines, 20, of Chelyan, died near Cabin Creek junction when struck by a Cheaspeake and Ohio train. County coroner Dr. William Prank Work ruled the death accidental after investigation. Body found between tracks by special agent Willie Griffey. No witnesses. Raines appeared to be walking beside the rail. Foregoing details leave cause and manner unconfirmed.
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Artis Raines
Chelyan
Ohio
Cabin Creek Junction
William Prank Work
Willie Griffey
A. ©. Dayvis
Cabin Creek
Dr. Work
Raines
Work
Balnes
Chiffey and
Indicted Attorney To Surrender Today On Staying Charge
BAN FRAKCIBOO June 6 Vincent Hallinan attorney for Frank asen Indicted on a charge of directing the murder of Mire Jessie Booth Bughes a friend of many years said today he would turn Egan over to police tomorrow Egan dropped from a fight yesterday before police made public the confession of Vernera at Egans former convict chauffeur naming Egan as the men who planned Mrs Hughes death so he might sell their to her money A grand jury indictment was returned after Doran told police he and Albert Tinnin another ex convict want (0 Mre Hughes home April 29 knocked her unconscious and then ran a heavy motor car over her body in ether to make It appear she was the victim of a hit and run driver Kaens car with the motor still warm were found last night in a garage near Hallinans Emerald Lake cottage
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Vincent Hallinan
Frankasen
Mire
Jessie Booth Bughes
Egan
Vernera
Doran
Albert Tinnin
Hughes
Kaen
Hallinan
Emerald Lake
Rumor Denied By R G Kelly On State Board Appointment
Robert G Kelly Charleston attorney denied reports he was offered a minority member seat on the state board of control by Governor Conley. He stated he never applied or heard his name mentioned and could not accept if offered. There are about 80 applicants and no further governor announcements.
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Robert G. Kelly
Charleston
W. G. Conley
State Board of Control
Mideed
F. Witcher McCullough
Kelly
Conley
Prohibition Issue Emerges In North Carolina Senate Race
Charlotte candidates battle in Democratic primary as Robert A. Reynolds leads a field of five with Ray A. Nolde and Cameron Morrison neck and neck. Reynolds campaigns to repeal the dry law and tax illicit liquor, signaling a historic shift in North Carolina politics after 25 years of Prohibition.
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Charlotte
Jung
Robert A. Reynolds
Bath
Stata
Associated Press
Thoes
Thomas ©. Bowles
Superior Court
Rank Grist
Arthur Himmons
Burlington
Bowie
Crist
Simmons
Reynolds
Asheville
North Carolina
Stalnaker Denies Joining Bonus Army Departure
Stalnaker said he accompanied the Charleston group only to help direct them and was not a member of the band that traveled yesterday. He clarified his role and reaffirmed noninvolvement in the march or its leadership.
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Costs Stalnaker
Bonus Army
Charleston
Young Claims U S Failure In Low Mood
Gwen D Young told Notre Dame graduates that the democratic form of government ban failed to lift the nation’s low mood. He warned voters may grant the president broader leadership powers, saying graduates enter the business world during these times of despair and face a period of potential opportunity after the initial shock subsides.
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South Berd, Inc
America
Gwen D. Young
Notre Dame University
Korea
Young
Chilean Junta Declares First Socialistic Republic
In Santiago the provisional government led by Carlow Davila announces a socialistic program to seize private capital, impose heavy taxes on large incomes, and redistribute wealth. Foreign and domestic investors fear mass expropriations as the junta vows to free Chile from capitalist influence.
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Santiago
Chile
Juan Esteban Maontera
Carlow Davila
Gove Brnment
Gerard Moore Dies In Train Accident
Gerard D Poole Moore, 2, of Vir Hole Street, was killed near Hinton when he fell from a moving train while en route to Baltimore from Charleston to visit his mother in Charles Town. Police say he may have attempted to board the car at Hinton station, a door blocked his entry, and he released his grip after hanging on briefly. He was the son of former county clerk Gerard D Moore of Charles Town.
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Poole" Moors
Vir
Hole Street
Hinton
Moore, & Son
Gerard D. Moore
Charles Town
Governor Conley Denies Vet Transport Request
Gov Conley refuses transportation for 206 veterans from Parkersburg to the state line citing threats to law and order and business conduct. C Dan Pitewater of Chachiast led the Ohio division of marchers asking for tracks to move the men. The denial follows his bid to move veterans amid opposition to bonus marchers and a claim of too many dow in Washington.
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West Virinte
Wenbington
C. Dan Pitewater
Chachiast
Oho
Parkereborg
State Line
Contey
Parkersberg
Washington
Roosevelt Men Back Walsh for Convention Chair
New York June 3 Friends of Gov Franklin D Roosevelt will back Senator Walsh of Montana for permanent chairman of the Democratic national convention. James A Farley said Roosevelt forces favor Walsh despite a recommendation for Banquet Barkley as temporary chairman and Justinehouse as permanent chairman. Farley spoke after meeting Roosevelt at Hydev Port noting no further details.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senator Walsh
Montana
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Chess Banatar Barkley
Kentucky
Joustinhouse
Parley
Fol Howe
Thomas J. Walit
Chicago
Hyde Port
Pieane Tate
Mrs Byrne Talks At War Memorial
In Sandusky Ohio on June 5 the government formally took over the 206 Confederate soldiers buried on Johnson's Island prisoners of war grave site. Daughters of the Confederacy held services as officials and Mrs William Byrne praised the fallen and noted many were not fighting for slavery, bodies of 41 later returned home. The site era began decades earlier with a local chapter purchase and care taking.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Sandusky May Islet
Joss
William
K. Byrne
Cherleaton
W. Va
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Byrne
Athera
War Department
Congress
Wid Neubs
Flobert Patton
Cin~summa
Rapidan Camp Talks Evolve and Relief Plans Unfold
Reports from the presidential lodge in Virginia describe evolving talks on economic rehabilitation. Hoover pushes relief measures and a system of home loan discount institutions as loans would be extended. Intensified conferences outline plans amid advancing congressional debates before adjournment.
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Rapidan
Waseington
Presidential Lodge
Virginia
Canoe
Hoover
New Chilean President Once Was Broadway Play Boy
Carlos Davias head of Chile's new socialist government arrived in Washington to present credentials as ambassador, having long been a socialite and writer who frequented Broadway shows. A former newspaper correspondent, Davias is described as cordial, fluent in English, and outspoken on socialism to stylish dinner guests. He is depicted as a friend of the United States and a notable public speaker, with a history of blending diplomacy and theatre.
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Carlos G. Davias
Chile
Perring
Davila
Hata
Coolidge
Santiago
Wellington
Aldex
Broadway
Siwere
United States
National
Pines
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Butler Announces New Wet Campaign Prohibitions
Butler outlines an appeal against a proposed constitutional amendment to repeal prohibition. The resolution calls for the Congress to reject the amendment and urges ratification by state legislatures or conventions under Article Five. The text references San and multiple unclear phrases from the source.
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Lusabia University
People of
The
United States
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