Italian Premier Mussolini Bomb Plot Foiled Voice
A man named Marietto, linked to a group called Liberty, attempted to bomb the Palazzo Venezia during a Garibaldi anniversary crowd outside Mussolini office. Officials say the document was forged and the prisoner planned a double explosion and attack on Mussolini, with police thwarting the plot and arresting him in Piazza Venezia.
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Marietto
Preas Bureau
Liberty
Piazza Vene
Arate
Victor
Rome
Ferest
Ebardalloito
Muscolin
Ebardelloito
Duce
Munters
Tery
Mle
Mas
Congress Nears End On Tax Plans In Doubtful Session
The Senate debates extending a ten percent pay cap and a series of tax measures as talks on capitation and expenditure continue. A key vote on Pettis proposals is uncertain and adjournment remains unlikely before the convention.
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Ps 4
Senate
Capitol Mill
Wong
Tas
Alt
Gosen
Pettis
Train Kills Youth in Suburb Morning Incident
June 5 reported fatality of Harold Jrve Bush, 10, of Harveytown, a suburb, struck by a train while near the tracks. investigation pending as authorities confirm the accident occurred during quiet hours.
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Sumtington
Harold Jrve Bush
Harveytown
Yes
Ay & Champeche
Ohio Geatpeed
Derry Tolay
Obituary notices from Charleston area families
Obituary fragment details several bereaved families including Mrs John Cas ten of Bighey avenue Charleston and others. Drowning death of Mary Howard Deviand is noted with services planned in Rigumatageem Md. Another obituary mentions William A. of Hugheston and a Rosinlein relative, with funeral services at Bem a Chapel Jackson town. Surviving relatives include a mother and sister. further lines reference a 38 year old, a home death, and a memorial service schedule at St Alber.
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Mary Bewsd Bowland
Mary Howard Deviand
Ibugheston
Rigumatageem
William A
Hugheston
Weather Data Not Clear From Fragment
Fragmentary weather notes describe Maryield Virginia conditions with partial clouds and possible showers. Mentions Rambedky Teaneee and Omaectiams with changes in regions and a rain pass noted elsewhere. Local showers are hinted for MS Dre Onto valley and Ten and Monday with South At likely involved.
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Maryield
Virginia
Nokurs
Ras Pass
Hospital News From The Local Hospitals
Mrs Pauline Thompson of Cadet Grove is patient at Kanawha Valley hospital. El Hoy of Decote was admitted yesterday to Kanawha Valley hospital. Mrs Susie A Fyfe of Owens is a patient at Kanawha Valley hospital. Mrs W M Grose returned home at Glen Pettle yesterday from St Francis hospital. Judge Homer A Wooda of Quartier atrent improved at Mountain State hospital where he is patient. Daniel B Dawson, father of Municipal Judge D Boone Dawson, improving since operation Friday at Mountain State hospital. condition still serious. Lovell of Crescent road admitted to McMillan hospital yesterday. Archie Fetera of Cheshire returned home after treatment at McMillan hospital. Mixes Winifrede and Norma Lee Bradley of Mitto underwent tonsil operations at McMillan hospital and returned home yesterday. Mrs Lole Harris of Chattanooga, Tenn has returned home after treatment at McMillan hospital.
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Pauline Thompson
Cadet Grove
Kanawha Valley Hospital
el Hoy
Decote
Karowhe Valley Hospital
Susie A. Fyfe
Owens
W. M. Grose
Glen Pettle
St. Francis Hospital
Homer A. Wooda
Quartier
D. Boone Dawson
Mountain State Hospital
Hla
Lovell
Crescent Road
McMian Hospital
Archie Fetera
Cheshire
McMillan Hospital
Mixes Winifrede
Norma Lee Bradley
Mitto
McMillan
Lole Harris
Chattandogs, Tenn
McMillan Hoenttal
Downward spiral blamed on prosperity and debt
A speaker argues that rapid growth favored industrials over farmers, leading to a credit boom that masked trouble until a crash began. He warns that checks and balances fail in crisis, urging extraordinary powers for the president and a push toward centralized planning. High living standards masked distress as speculation rose and savings fell.
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Young
Howard Universitis
Veterans Bonus Army Marches Toward Washington
Local veteran groups totaling about 100 from Charleston and nearby states join the national movement, with 76 from Indian and Kentucky aboard, aiming for Washington to press for cash bonus payments. The caravan plans to rest in Covington and reach New Market then Washington by Tuesday, pledging financial independence and police aid if needed.
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Borkh
Idaho
Harrison
Mississippi
Metronolican
Bollingfield
Army
Health Department
William C. Stott
Theis
Stott
A. F. Taylor
Portland
Oregon
Fender
Washington
Minnesota
Canton
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Charleston
Covington
Market
Washington Police
Innes
Bonus Marchers Rally Across States Headed to Washington
Elizabeth New Jersey June 5 UP More than 500 veterans in the Russian Hell march resumed toward Washington to press for immediate bonus payments. Newark and Boston groups joined, some undecided on reaching D C while police kept order. Memphis reports note a Texas-Oklahoma contingent facing transport shortages. a rail yard attempt to seize trains was stopped.
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Sutter
Chicago
Lune
Reurag
Washington
France
Hammond
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elkhart
Toledo
William McKeighan
Pitnt
Texas-Oklahoma Army
Memphis
Tenn
Southern Railway
Loe Angeles
California
Colorado
Midwest
Santa Fe Railroad
Acros Kansas
Ft. Worth
Tex
Esheas
East St. Louis
Texas
Hoover
Joan of Arc
Elizabeth
N. J
Elisabeth
Newark
N.J
Weequanic Park
Boston
Mass
Beaton Common
John HH. Pahey
Watertown
John Goyle
Art If Foot
Conference attendees discuss Garner relief plan and public works
Participants at Rapidan Camp included Governor Meyer, James Doves, Wilson McCarthy, Harvey C. Couch, Paul Bester, and Undersecretary Ballantine. The White House criticized the Garner plan, warning it would raise deficits and hinder financing of the Reconstruction Corporation while urging expanded non-productive works.
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Dawes
Meyer
Federal Renerve Board
Jemes Doves
Wilson McCarthy
Harvey C. Couch
Paul Bester
Farm Loan Bureau
Ballantine
The
Treasury
Washington
White House
House
Senate
Republic Tan
Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
Chilean Junta Seizes Power In Peaceful Coup Detat
The provisional government formed by President Davila plans to dissolve congress, call elections, and establish a constitutional assembly. American investments worth 1.0 billion paper value and 700 million market value are eyed for state takeover, including nitrate, copper, and utilities. Colonel Marmaduke Grove seen as likely strongman.
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Provisione
Davila
Congress
Sengtorn
Marmaduke Grove
Army All Corps
Socialist Regime Upends Chilean Government After Coup
A large crowd moved on historic Moneda Palace as Tintal residents and the president witnessed a swift seizure of power. The first socialist republic in Latin America appears to have begun amid unemployment, trade troubles, and currency control disputes. The Montero cabinet’s stance to continue experiments with foreign exchange fueled discontent as wealth eroded and labor groups welcomed the change.
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Moneda Pataed
Tintal
Latin America
Chile
Leh
Montero
Roosevelt Forces Stand Firm Ahead of Democratic Convention
Reports say Roosevelt supporters intend to control the convention with growing delegate strength. John J. Raskob denied claims he and Alfred E. Smith conspired to stop Roosevelt. The arrangements committee backed Barkley as temporary chairman and keynoter amid pressure for a permanent chairman. A Chicago mass meeting was planned to decide convention procedure.
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John J. Raskob
Roosevelt
Barkley
Parley
Chicago
National convention talks probe party planks in flux
At the national convention a small group discussed likely planks on tariff money bonus and prohibition. Fifteen attendees heard debates and expected more to shape consensus before Chicago. Key figures nod to referendure talks and state stances on the eighteenth amendment and silver conference.
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Garfield
Washington
Chicago
Revolutions Committee
Moses
Hastings
Delaware
Bingham
Connecticut
Hoover
Ientes
Flier Over Ireland Sparks WV Miners Aid Drive
Fragments describe a flier from a southern city at 12 40 p m EST about Hausner and a plane over southern Ireland. West Virginia mine workers union president Keeney says official ties to the movement are absent while aiding the hungry miners who arrived Saturday. Committees chosen at the campgrounds hosted by J Shirley Row to coordinate aid. DeVan invites the miners to leave the city after parliament relief demands. Dewey Bailey leads the relief committee with Nelson, Matew, and Baker among others responsible.
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Free State
Tiwan
Presa
Hausner
Ireland
Prank Neeney
West Virginia
Orkers
Keeney
Mine Workers Union
J Shirley Row
Minate
DeVan
Capito
W. J. Bowring
W. E. Hughes
Ted Lyons
Alvin Jones
Dewey Bailey
Wertane Neteon
John Matew
Gordon ‘Aiker
Hungry Miners Demand Aid Amid Starvation Fears
Miners and families encamped near the city faced starvation as governor talks drag, with Rev. John Harlow calling for audience. A Blakely merchant’s letter described multiple starving families and at least one child’s death, while mine operations threatened shutdowns. State troopers guarded capitol grounds to deter unrest.
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Ata
John Harlow
Blakely
Anid
Thayer
Miliea
Bumn
Spokmas
John Hallow
Nilpe
Capitol
Chilean Ambassador Davila Social Graces Stir Embassy Decorum
The Chilean ambassador Davila hosted luncheons for high officials and threw lavish parties with Andes silver plates and costly tableware. Madame Davila and daughters Violet and Lug were noted for style. Davila influenced social precedence among diplomatic wives, seating Mrs. Gann ahead of Mrs. Longworth in a disputed arrangement.
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Bantingo
Hoy
Todey
Tims
Dayila
Len
New York
California
Devila
America
Davila
Russia
Madame Davila
Sinal
Violeta
Lug
Edward Everett Gann
Chariea Curtis
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Ruffner laid to rest. prominent Charleston figure dies
Augustus Ruffner, longtime civic and church leader from Charleston, died at his home on 1825 Karawhe Street after a life rooted in the Kanawha valley. He left a legacy in the Ruffner family, with two sons and two daughters, and several grandchildren. Funeral set for tomorrow at ten o'clock.
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Presbyterian Church
Ruffner
Charleston
Daniel Ruffner
Locust Grove
Kanawha Street
Joseph Ruffner
Quorge Clendenin
Charisaton
Hery Leinbach
Detroit
Sthel Marye Ruffner
Rex Mumprey
Witmans Alexander Ruffner
Gona
Leinbach
Chapin Leinbach
Kariawhe Street
Local Man Gerard Moore Laid To Rest In Charles Town
Gerard Moore of General Motors Acceptance Corporation was a 1998 West Virginia University graduate active in student affairs. He led the football team and belonged to Pal Fellows ACNppe fraternity and the Masonic Lodge. His body was sent to Charles Town for burial. Survived by his mother in Charles Town two brothers Vegna Hey and another in Charles Town a sister in New York.
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General Motors Acceptance Corporation
West Virginia University
Pal Mige! Acnppe
Masonic Lodge
Charles Town
On. Vegna
Hey
Mew Tork
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