Shriners Gather in Lewisburg for Ceremonies Led by Dice
Benl Kedem temple members of the Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine plan a Friday in Lewisburg with ceremonies led by John C. Dice illustrious potentate. The schedule includes a business meeting, lunch, candidates report, a parade, band concert, ceremonial session, banquet, and a dance at Greenbrier College with many members traveling from Charleston and across West Virginia.
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Benl-Kedem
Tes
Charleston
West Virginia
Tegret
Guy Www
Ven Horn
Teas Tolloiva
John C. Dice
Lustrious Potentare
Charis F. Armitage
Rabban
Noyes
Burlew
Williaxa
Abney
Coleman A. Strate
Sanistani Rabban
Guy W. van Horn
Oriental Guide
Josoph Rutter
George E. Sutherland
Dr. C. A. Ray
George HM. Wiamson
Fiberta A. Pruth
Robert M. Balt
Thomas J. Macon
Imperial Council
Beth ©. Smonge
Gary Hog
Pat M. Wilson
Vuatese
Robert BE. McCabe
George W. McClintic
Daniel H. Cates
R. M. Betl
A. B. C. Bray
C. N. McWhorter
Onarios & Dice
C. L. Wyatt
EH. L. van Sickler
Phil M. Conley
C. E. Boone
W. L. Tabscott
D. H. Curry
Dr. C. 8. Coffman
J. O H. Bibold
Frank Barty
W. J. BteLaugnlin
J. Carrot Johns
Charlies Wheelwright
J. Wace
Bal ’ Ink
C. Bray
Chaleon E. But Corman
W. van Horn
Gevland
Butte Bolling
Chase
J. D. Micke
Hubert Kohals
GC. P. Dickson
J. W. de Weber
BR. F. Dunlap
B. M. Higginbotham
Raymong Bright
Wiliam Morgen
Dr. Goodman
A. West
F. H. Anschutz
J . W. Sydenstricker
R. SB. Hickman
Hoover smothers foes in contests for nomination
Hoover backers win multiple contests and argue for delegation support as tensions blur lines in state and district contests. The sixth Louisiana district unit and other races shift to Walter L. Cohen and Port Rico seats amid withdrawals and uncommitted delegates.
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Hoover
Hoover Managera
Ogeorgia
Louisiana
Hoovtt
Hret
Walter L. Cohen
New Oron
Cohen
Ooin
Curtin
Rensns
Caroline
Wational Commisteeman
Joe” Tolbert
Te Tolbert
Ralph E Williams
Oregon
Porto Rico
Ornamache
Présa Itn
Cmae
Cotumbin
Lowden
Enthusiasm for Hoover Growing Among Delegates
The text notes mounting enthusiasm for Hoover among farmers and delegates as final nominations loom. It references eminent leaders like Secretary Mellon and influential senators expected to shape the Pennsylvanian delegation’s choice.
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Joma
Gserstary Mellon
Felonious Cutting Charges Arrests in Dryden Street Incident
A cutting scrape in Dryden Street led Eugene Kelly and Maria Smith to Charleston General Hospital with knife slash injuries. Kelly faced felonious cutting charges and was released on bond of 300. Dalton Hell and Rhodian Jones were also arrested in a three person fight with Jones charged for assault. Emily Jones released shortly after custody.
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Dryden Street
Eugene Kelly
Maria Smith
Charleston General Hospital
Emily
Henry Ruse
Dalton Hell
Rhoridan Jones
Teen Jones
Fraud charges loom in GOP primary recount details
Kanawha County totals show wide GOP results with names like Elmer Mediey and Florence Reed amid a recount request by Mr. Rummel. Official tallies include Governor Carpenter, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney General, and numerous legislative races with multiple districts and committees listed.
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Few
Justice of the Peace
Cabin Creek
Elmer Mediey
Board of Education
Ebie
Florence Reed
Eighth Ward
Harry Johnson
Elijah Peck
Malden
Florente Reynolds
Elk District
Melton Crowcin
Elk
F. C. Patterson
Mittee
T. W. Wallagh
Sandy
Eremmdrude
Arnold
Bailey
Hogg
Taylor
Wilkinson
Whison
Campbell
Chambers
Garvey
Toothman
Ramesy
Plymale
Brate
Lawnon
Meadows
Croft
Wen
Thurmond
Sree
Meee
Stephenson
Watts
Blackwood
Blount
Assensor
Allen
Mackney
Lloyd
Cole
Pieid Howie
Alexander
Poe
Brown
Bumpus
Burgess
Donnally
Ells
Hamb
Johnson
Kuhn
Manson
Moler
Payne
Parson
Ray
Richardson
Thomas
Delegate list 18 announced by Sharp in Mason County
In Mason County and the fourth district the delegate race remains tight with Smith leading Corbly and Stout in late tabulations. Presidential returns from 3,250 precincts show Hoover ahead of Got in the Republican race while Al Smith leads Reed in the Democratic contest. An independent bid for Marshall County commissioner emerges after primary losses.
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C. C. Chambers
Mason County
John L. Hawkins
Isfmith
Lawrence J. Corbly
Smith
Walter £. Stout
Corbly
Inez
Anti- Smith
Quy D
Commerce
Hoover
Alfred £. Smith
James A. Reed
Nitro News Glimpses of Local Events and Games
Local notes report Garden party at Twenty-first Street hosted by Mrs Alderson with a long list of attendees and rose theme decorations. Upcoming Lyric Theatre show changes, and a wedding of Hicks Mayes at Ninth Street home. Pool Music vs Nitro baseball at Nitro diamond Sunday. Norfolk State star players released. Mrs Oldham returns home after major surgery at Charleston hospital.
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J. C Jordan
Robert L. Staley
W. O. Weltman
H. K. Miller
C. R. Dawson
Wiliam A. B. Vivian
Winfield Scott
Alderson
Hicke-Mayes
Thema Hicks
Airs
J. £. Hicks
A. M. Mayes
Joe
O. L. Hawkins
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. M. Roberts
Mayes
Friends
Ninth Street
Plymouth
Gallipolis
Dr Krieg's Rose Wins Crown at Show in Charleston
The Charleston Rose Show crowned Dr Arch Krieg's Rose Queen of the Show in a community event drawing exhibitors from the city and surrounding areas. Awards honored numerous rose varieties across climbing, hybrid tea, white and yellow groups with many residents and local estates featured in the winner list.
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DR. Krieg
Lacy Ashtown
Ethel Faulkner
Silver Moon
Arch Krieg
A. I. Davis
Harriet Davin
Mary Wallace
George B. Couch
Aso
Stuand
Fred Aud
W. van Piees
Fred Auld
Huey
Charles E. Ward
Paul
Stephenson
Robertson
Lady Willogdon
McCabe
G. C. Gallaher
W. A. Thornhill
Kaiserin Augusta Viktoria
Killarney
T. R. Thomas
W. W. Warwick
B. A. Wise
Betty
Padre
Paul Mee
Tro Awerd
F. L. Auld
Ville de Perils
Walter E. Clark
Aaron Ward
Harry Thomas
Noard
Duchess of Wellington
George
B. A. Wie
Charies
Ward
Mexico and Catholics Talk Peace Amid Negotiations
Exiled archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz of Michoata meets with Calles emissaries as talks proceed toward settling religious tensions in Mexico. President Calles aims to modify laws without destroying church rights. progress remains uncertain. Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow comments and plans July return from Maine.
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New York
Dwight W. Morrow
Uniten
Mexico
Leopoldo Ruiz
Michoatsa
Vatican
Calles
Wham
Mostow
Rula
Mexico City
Merrow
Morrow
Maine
Thirteen Couples Left in Marathon Dance Contest
Thirteen couples remain in the endurance dance contest at the Coliseum Chicago after a field of 139 started last Saturday. The leaders are A Franksen with Marion Stauser, Walter Trafsky with Marcella Meadows, and Wick Wenvich with Peggy Downing. These pairs are within twenty hours of a non stop record and are monitored by trainers including King Brady of Northwestern University.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Pittsburgh
A. Franksen
Marion Stauser
Evanston
Walter Trafsky
Marcella Meadows
Wick Wenvich
Peggy Downing
New York
King Brady
Northwestern University
Schuck to Second Nomination of Goff at Kansas City
Wheeling attorney Charles J. Schuck announced tonight he was chosen to see and the nomination of Senator Guy D. Goff as Republican candidate for President at the Kansas City convention. A. A. Lilly of Charleston would place Goff in nomination. Beck is a delegate from the first district. Various rose show classes and awards are listed with winners and exhibitors.
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Wheeling
Charles J. Schuck
Tonigh
Guy D. Goff
Kansas City
Schuck
A. A. Lilly
Charleston
Goff
Sunguneedt Beck
Convention Sidelights on the Hoover Contested Delegations
Kansas City June 6 The Republican committee fights rival Southern delegations as farmers and supporters of Coolidge gird for the convention. Elmer E. Bullis advances his protest, while a young delegate from Alaska appears the tiniest attendee. Kansas City buzzes with banners and a Kuba band of forty pieces. Ticket scalpers set prices at thirty five dollars daily or one hundred for the convention.
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Kansas City
Ma~onal Republican Committee
Herbert Hoover
Lee
Hoover
Texas
Houston
Londen Camp
Coolidge
Elmer E. Bulli
Sigealnet
Martin Barnhart Hoffman
Alu- Danin
Joe Cannon
Miles
Noxon
San Francisco
Gleanings From Police Blotter Shooting The Villain
Police blotter notes pie throwing at a theatre screen valued at 200 with kids using rubber bands to pelt the star. Auto thefts include sedans and touring cars reported by various owners, some recovered. A false check case, porch thefts, and small-change burglaries are listed along with fishing gear stolen from Broad Street area.
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R. E Efigland
Sn @uarrier street
Villian
L. L. Shore
Goshorn Street
H. A. Wallace
Lee Street
New York Central Station
J. A. Greenlee
Edgewood Avenue
Bigley Nove
Due
Birch Street
Co. L| Kneisley
Ruttner Avenue
Summers Street
Ira Boggs
Pinch
Dickinson Street
Leonard Mose Gootman
Jackson
Brotherton
Washington Street
Smoot Drafts Planks for GOP Platform
Senator Borph of Idaho drafts several planks for the Republican National convention platform. Topics include prohibition corruption in government and elections the outlawry of war the farm problem and FTC investigations of utilities associations.
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Washington
Borph
Idaho
Resolutions Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Miner Accuses Union Leaders in Blast Plot Trial
Chambersburg resident Ciokbi Querino testifies in the Monongah mine bombing case linking William Dineen Van A. Bittner Tory Tett to the alleged plot. Defense seeks to dismiss for coercion as witnesses describe explosive handling and the plan to blow up the Mopongah mine. The trial resumes with further questioning.
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Fatrmont
Ciokbi Querino
Alas
Gam Ciotti
Chambersburg
Monongaa
Consolidation Goat Company
William Dineen
United Mine
Pittsburgh
van A. Bittnav
Internationa
Tory Tetl
Querino
T. C. Townsend
Union
West Virginia
West Virgina
Dineen
Toey
Toney
Mopongah
John Bostic
George Cole
Monongah
Quervid
Bostic
Miie
Brown
Mabel Joins In Race To Europe Flight Plan Details
Miss Amelia Earhart and two companions faced unfavorable weather in Trepassey Newfoundland as they planned a trans Atlantic attempt. Pilot Wilmer Bruty and Lou Gordon scouted possible takeoff sites while Earhart refrained from predicting when a flight might be tried.
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Mabel
Europe
Bolt
Trepassey
M. P
England
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Miss Holts
Arthur Argiss
le Boutilier
Weather Bureau
James H. Kimbst
Great Circle
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J. Argies
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Omaha
Neb
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Ont
Associated’ Press
pDi
Trepassey Bay
Amelia Harhart
Atlantic
Wilmer ‘Brulty
Lou Gordon
Mechanis
Misa Earhart
Obituary notices for Menger Lucas and Cato appear in South Charleston
Funeral services for Dennis Menger who died Tuesday at his home in South Charleston will be held today at 9 a.m. at St. Anthony's Church with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Mrs Ela Murphy and Mamie Zimmerman attend from out of town. The funeral of W H Lucas of Big Chimney, killed in a car crash near his home, is at his Big Chimney residence with burial in Funeral Memorial Park. Lucas is survived by his wife, mother, two sisters, three brothers, and three children. Barney A Cato, 53, dies Tuesday at his Kanawha City home. funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment at Funeral Memorial Park.
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W. H. Lucas
Bil'l Ghimney
Big Chimney
Lucas
South Penn Ofti Company
Mras
Geatler
Dpe Lucas
Chiltdren
Grady
Harry
Irene
Sarney
A. Cato
Barney A. Cato
Ding
Kanawin City
Arthur
Raymond
Dorothy Gay
Mildred Cato
RuthiCato
Funet, Memorial Park
China’s Diplomatic Service Sinks Under Peking Debt
China faces a collapsing diplomatic corps as funds from the Peking government fail to arrive. Only seven ministers remain abroad, four in Europe and three in the Americas, with salaries in arrears for two years and the service on the verge of collapse. Wang Yin-tai, former foreign minister, cited systemic financial failure and widespread arrears while noting shifting trade patterns as the United States exported more than it imported in vegetables over the last year.
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Peking
Europe
Americas
Wang Yin-tai
Trial Arguments Halt In Senate Inquiry Over Quorum
Washington June trial hearings stalled as counsel argued to strike testimony about senators at senate committee meetings. Robert W Stewart refused to answer questions as Robert Ingham Munck prepared to produce official minutes. The dispute centers on whether a quorum was present for actions and whether testimony from Edward D Butlock and others should be admitted.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Robert
Ingham Munck
Legaity
Frank J. Hogan
Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Senate
Continental Trading Company
Hogan
Stewarts
Leo A. Rover
Edward d. Butlock
Indiang
Rovers
Iddons
Two Die When Car Skids Off Embankment At Monongah
Hary Deem a 35 year old miner was killed when his car ran over a 100 foot embankment near Monongah Lewis Pyles was slightly injured Coroner Fred L Jedkins Marion county said Deem likely drove off the bank while under the influence of alcohol He is survived by his widow and two children.
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Fairmont
Hary Deem
Lewis Pyles
Monongah
Fred L. Jedkins
Marion County
Witneases
Deem
Deen
Arrests Reported by State Prohibition Department
Seventy three arrests were logged yesterday with Kanawha county showing several. Gilbert of Rayford and Leon Vors of Rexford were jailed after pleading guilty to liquor charges. Bert McCormack of Chesapeake paid fines and served time for possessing large barrels of mash. Georgia Cole Charleston and Annie Jackson Charleston face liquor charges with federal agents involved. Eva Martin Charleston is held for hearing on whiskey possession.
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Kanawha
Ah Gilbert
Rayford
Roy Pratrice Hugheston
Leon Vors
Rexford Ox
Igo
Hugheston
Triad
Bert McCormack
Chesapeake
H.C. Pusate
Fugue
Georgia Cole
Charleston
J. B. Downey
Taylor and Hundley
J. G. Finney
jPtade
South
Lillian Froley
Downey
Taylor and
Hundley
Mqnor
Howes
Federal Court
Annie Jackson
Somerriie
Hunding
Lguer
Eva Martin
Zirkie
Alumni re elect Mullensex as president at Davis and Elkins
D An de and alumni re elect Mullensex president of the Davis and Elkins College Alumni Association at the AGM during the twenty fourth commencement. Benton Talbott was chosen vice president Virgie Barris named secretary Bayard Green elected treasurer Governor Gore gave the commencement address. Twenty three seniors earned degrees and thirty from the Teachers Training and Commercial school received diplomas.
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Elkins
H. P. Mullensex
Clarkshire
Davis and Elkins College Alumni Association
Agnuel
Hela
Benton Talbott
Bikins
College Traculoy
Virgie Barris
Bayard Green
Elkins High School
Xullennex
West Virginia Univority
Alumni Athletic Board
Howard M. Gore
Colgate’s Dental Cream Proved to Improve Teeth
The advertisement touts Colgate's dental cream as a safe guide to attractive teeth. It cites long term use by thousands worldwide and invites readers to compare Colgate's with their current cream, offering a free sample via coupon.
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Alice Mohen
Colgate
Colgate’s
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