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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
1
Reported chaotic primary contest pits Democrats against themselves over factional divides. Analysts estimate a close outcome with Herbert Hoover as a potential beneficiary if the party coalesces after the vote.
A garbled text describes Salconiet intending to end his life and the discovery of a poison bottle. The report mentions authorities examining the bottle and its label as part of the incident. The fragmentary text leaves unclear the exact circumstances or location.
A badly decomposed male body was found at dawn near Lock Six by government workers. Coroner Dr. W P Black and Sheriff D H Stephenson identified the decedent as a local laborer, noting the heavy belt and long exposure in the river. The body was taken to Barlow mortuary and an inquest is planned.
Graf Zeppelin completes an 18 000 mile voyage linking three continents in 19 days. Commander Eckener and crew land at Friedrichshafen after stops in Seville Recife Rio de Janeiro and Lakehurst amid storms and cheers.
New York reports Lysistrata the ancient Aristophanes play revived on Broadway after success in Philadelphia. Critics note the farcical, peaceful plot where Greek women withhold affection to end war. Police reviewed the premiere and found no objections beyond laughs.
A New York aquarium report links a heat wave to goldfish deaths across the city. Water temperatures near 50 degrees cause low oxygen and surface gasping before death. Dr. C M Seder advises keeping bowls around 10 degrees to improve survival.
County Commissioner Wesley O'Dell stated he will support the Hallonan Wert Walker faction in the upcoming Republican primary for Kanawha County Court. He announced his own reelection bid but said he will align with Reynolds opponent position and urge all Republicans to unite for a fair primary and election.
The Senate campaign funds committee ordered an immediate inquiry into charges of excessive spending in the New Jersey and Oklahoma senatorial primaries. Investigators were appointed, with no action expected until reports arrive. The New Jersey primary is set for June 17 and revenue sources for candidate Dwight W. Morrow and others remain undisclosed.
President Hoover plans a weekend trip to his Virginia mountain camp with fifty guests attending. Mrs Hoover is convalescing from injuries received two months earlier. The trip will involve largely government officials and staff accompanying him.
Washington June 6 The tariff bill hinges on two Senate votes with Senator Grundy and Reed pivotal as coalition leaders report a 49 47 lineup in favor and against after changes. A single final vote in each house is expected next week as conference reports streamline action.
Bishop James Cannon jr defends his conduct amid a Senate committee appearance with no quorum. He says withdrawal was rightful and questions whether contempt charges can stand without a quorum. Only Senators Walsh Montane Blaine Wis songin remained present some time.
Alexander H Pantages, accused in a pediatric prosecution, was released from county jail on a 100000 bond after five months’ confinement. The state supreme court ruled his life and health endangered, paving the way for medical care while his appeal moves forward.
Col Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow Lindbergh took a small monoplane from Teterboro airport for a test flight. The couple arrived by car, piloted the new motorized plane for about an hour, and performed several stunts including the Immelmann.
President Hoover refused to turn over communications with foreign governments to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee ahead of the naval conference. Secretary Stimson delivered the decision to Chairman Borah, stating no concealed standings or commitments beyond those in the treaty, while Senator Johnson pushes for the notes leading up to the talks.
GRAFTON June 6 Judge Ir E Hobineaty of the Pedstal radio commission opposes James Eywood Jones for the Republican nomination to United States senator. Jones stressed in Barbour county that the people will decide, while reports say his tour draws more discouragement than support. His southern residence and McDowell county ties are seen as weaknesses amid party leaders. Ho denounced by Tatfield allies and Ogden of Wheeling as northern-favored options emerge.
An ape escaped from a circus and has frightened residents west of the city over recent days. Eber It Harry D. Smith leads a posse to pursue the animal amid growing concern and public warning issued today.
In Quebec a Brooklyn man, Edward Dougherty, tricks his father Daniel Dougherty into paying a sweepstakes prize split. Eddie secretly deposits 149,262 in his own name at the Canadian Bank of Commerce while the family protests. Father Dougherty confronts officials as Eddie heads to Ottawa next month.
A Pocahontas youth Roy Kelly about 12 years old sustained likely fatal injuries after a car left the road and rolled about 18 times. Dodr Geath of Chatteston General treated by officials as he was carried to hospital with abrasions and possible skull fracture.
A fragmented clipping presents unclear names and phrases about water service concerns and local reflection. The readable bits reference Rogers and Claremo with scattered terms suggesting a public utility or local decision context.
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