Health Workers Open Convention In Rocky State
COLORADO SPRINGS June 6 UP Approximately 3500 public health workers and laymen attend the 36th annual convention of the National Tuberculosis Association opening simultaneously in Colorado Springs and Denver. Noted Colorado speakers include Dr. Henry Sewall, Dr. Gerald Webb, Dr. James Waring, Dr. H J Corper, and Dr. C H Boisveuelu. visiting leaders include Dr. Alfred Henry, Dr. Florence Foehin, Dr. Tallatero Clark, Dr. W F Walker, Dr. David T. Smith, Dr. J L Pomeroy, Dr. M P Ravenel, and H M Cass in various leadership roles.
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Colorado Springs
Path
National Tuberculosis Association
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Henry Sewall
Denwr
KE. HK. Brute
Fitasimons General Hospital
Gerald 8B Webb
Chlorato Springs
Natonel Tuberrorums Essociation
James J. Waring
Colorado Borines
H. J Corper
National Jewish Hospital
C. H. Boisxevelu
Colorado Foundation For Research
W. F. Walker
Commonwralth Fund
New Yor City
David T. Smith
Durham Moeth Caroling
J. L. Pomeroy
Los Angeles
M. P. Ravenel
Columbia
American Journal of Public Health
National Tubercoals Association
H. Mf. Cass
Huron
Bo da
5Ec- Wen
National Conference of Tuberculosis Secretaries
Senate Leaders Near Agreement to Speed Up Relief Enactment
Washington June 5 Senate party leaders neared a deal to accelerate unemployment relief totaling 200 million with 62.1 billion program measures for direct aid to states. The plan pauses construction funding to secure rapid passage while President Hoover backs 300 million for direct relief under the Reconstruction Corporation and opposes a broad public works financing approach.
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Washington
Senate
House
Braber Garner
Senate Democratn
Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
Dawes Resigns to Focus on Personal Affairs and Public Work
The article notes Dawes resignation to finish a legislative journey before devoting time to personal matters. It claims he left ambassadorship to Britain last winter to return to Central Trust Co of Chicago, a long associated institution. Hoover urged Dawes to aid the Manes Corporation toward budget balance and prosperity, with authorized loans around 6700,000,000 and proposed additional funding discussed by administration and both parties.
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Tte Tong
Alle Marder
Britain
Central Trust Company of
Chiesto
mem‘Dera
Partita
Police widen hunt for missing Egan in San Francisco
Police widen the hunt for Frank J. Egan, head of a criminal trio, after he failed to surrender on a murder charge. Two associates Yetna Doran and Albert Timain were implicated in the Beott Hughes murder. Mayor Adette Roost warned of drastic action as the suspect eludes capture. Doran’s confession cites sightings near Tan ram, ten miles south of the city.
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San Francisco
Frank J. Egan
Partic
Beeriet
Egan
Brenthmen
Yetna Doran
Albert Timain
Jessie Beott Hughes
Court Grants Review In Raleigh Litigation
The state Supreme Court allowed a review in a Raleigh case involving A. W. Hoberte, estate of George Ferman, Abe Lincoln Finance, J. R. Marcum, and Hedrick. The suit aims to cancel 82 notes claimed to total around 4,000 principal with 512.37 interest, with the lower court ruling in defendants' favor.
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State Supreme Court
A. W. Hoberte
George Fermon
Abe Lincoln Finance Company
Mactard Bent and Mortenge
J. R. Marcum
Hedrick
Roberts
Air Tour Plans Ready for June Start in Charleston
Weston June 6. Officials finalize first completed arrangements for an air tour starting June 20 from Charleston and visiting principal states cities. The planes will conclude at Jackson's Mill July 1 with ceremonies marking the airport dedication.
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Weston
Jone
Perieyain
Terent
Charleston
Jackson's Mill
Temperance and the Eighteenth Amendment Debate
John D Jr recalls temperance heritage and critiques Rockefeller led anti saloon stance. He argues repeal of the eighteenth amendment could backfire, urging careful safeguards and state control while backing practical temperance measures and the Butler resolution to test repeal through conventions.
Public supervision end cannot ends Rockefeller stance
From Evanston Illinois June 6 UPI the WCTU says John D Rockefeller Jr cannot substantiate his claim of rising evils from drink after withdrawing support from the Anti Saloon League and others. Government figures show drinking declines among workers and a lost economic cushion from anti drink campaigns. voters may rebel at party platforms if they surrender to liquor interests.
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Evanston
UPI
Womems Christian Temperance Union
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Anti-Saloon League
Sesson
Anna Marek Don de Vo
National
N. 6
Hunger March in Charleston Exposes Relief Shortfall
Unemployed miners and families gather at an abandoned amusement park camp in Charleston as state funds for poor relief run out. Reverend John Harlow reports limited aid from private donations and a Mountain Mission bread drive of 1,000 loaves. Governor Conley urges dispersal, while organizers vow to stay, awaiting county court action and possible federal or agency relief.
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Katawha
John Harlow
Mountain Mission
Corey
Seventh Avenue
Stockton Street
Owith Abe
Legen County
Buck Roberta
Sec Totarye
Virginia
Roberts
Mevern
Logan
Marmot
Jack Sas
Charleston
Jack
Harlow
Conley
Homer
Minera
R. P. DeVan
Senate Conferees Endorse Tax Shift on Electricity Bills
Debate over a five percent tax on electricity receipts pivoted on conferees adding the levy to consumer bills. Senator Reed defended its language while Senator Howell and Representative Crisp warned it could force some power firms out of business, risking unemployment. Vice President Curtis overruled a point of order as the panel upheld adding the tax to the consumer bill. The tied vote failed to overturn.
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Senate
Johnnan
Cal
Crisp
DP. Ga
Curtis
Huntington Firms Win Big Judgment From Illinois Firm
The federal court of appeals increased an Indianapolis jury’s 92,000 damage award to 518,250 plus interest from 1990. Huntington firms Cub Fork Conk and Paragon Calliery of Huntington W Va sued Palmount Glass Works of Indianapolis over a 1920 coal contract for 17,500 long tons. The disputed price drop led to a claim of 2 1/417, the difference between contract price and resale value. A prior jury verdict favored the coal companies, but on appeal the damages were remanded for a new trial unless a settlement yields 916,250 plus interest.
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Chicago
Federal Firealt Court of Appeals
Indianapolis
Cub Fork Conk Company
Paragon Calliery Company
Huntington
W. Va
Palmmount Glass Works
Giase Company
Sf Con
Glase Company
Gold plated tickets proposed for Democratic convention
The Chicago mayor and officials consider engraved gold tickets for 2500 delegates and alternates to the Democratic convention. Printing delays push decision as collectors and officials weigh ticket design, access to venues, and enforcement amid Prohibition agents in town.
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Anton. J. Cermak
Chicago
Woman Charged With Killing Husband in Linb Fork Home
Beckley July 6 193? Mrs Wille Carter is held in Ratrigh county jail on a charge of fatally shooting her husband George Carter 35 at their Linb Fork home. She says they drank quarrel escalated after he beat her and she fired.
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Beckley
Wille Carter
Ratrigh
George Carter
Linb Fork
Obituary notices from Ansted and surrounding towns
Funeral services will be held for James L. Dorsey 49 at Romont near Ansted with burial in the Foster cemetery. Survived by widow Nancy and numerous daughters sons and stepchildren and a sister. services also note Mary E Williams 61 of Staunton Avenue South Charleston and infant and other relatives. Funeral details for Clifton Kermit Friend 20 at St Albans Paul Bopflat church with burial in Aul cemetery and lists of surviving kin including mother sister and several relatives.
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Damen L. Dorsey
James L. Dorsey
Monnday
Sy Ansted
Romont
Ansted
Fin
Nancy Dorsey
Robert Adkina
Minden
Robert Pell
Cannellton
Dell Nelson
Tour Sona
Willan Dorsey
Charleston
Earl Dorsey
Rensford
John Dotsey
Cannelton
Elmer Dorsey
Joly Briages
Raleigh Holcomb
Thomain Holcomb
Wile Hern Bird
Crosby
Clay County
Mary E. William
A. W. Powers
Staunton Avenue
Charterton
Grandview
Putman
Courtly
Altes, Powers
Girt
Nice Marlin
Ath
Cedar Rapids
J. B Willams
Considine
B. Williams
Mount ¥Ernan
Sinter
Mira
Leabette Barnhert
Winslead
Panéra
Anerman Rey Martin, Jr
Sherman Martin
Goth Charleston
Church of Christ
South Chertleston
Foster Cemetery
Boon County
Naby
Ofton Kermit Pricid Punerel
Clifton Kermit Priend
Manderville
T. Paul Bopflat
St. Albans
O. W Robinson
Je. Burdette Jones
Clarence Washington
Aril Chandler Brook
83rd Hour Passes Without Word From Atlantic Aviator
June 6 report on Felix Hausner a 1L year old Polish American flier who departed Ploid Bennett field in a red monoplane aiming for London or Warsaw and vanished after 47 a.m. EST takeoff. His bride Martha Hauser and brother Walter Wages hold hopeful but fading prospects as fuel and missing contact fade. The flight’s last probable location was over Sydney, Nova Scotia, with no confirmation of status.
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Rinee Stanisining
Felix Hausner
Bennett Field
Walter Wages
Jere
Hausner
Prite
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Prohibition Revote Moves to State Conventions
Republicans clash over resubmission of prohibition issue with James R. Garfield arranging talks before a party convention. Prohibitionists push for state legislative resubmission while anti resubmission favors nonpartisan conventions. Rockefeller Jr announces repeal plan as national platforms show GOP support for resubmission plank. a 161 to 2 vote reportedly endorsed the plan at a special meeting.
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Reaux
James R. Garfielkt
Garfield
Prestchett Hoover
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Ilong
Striking Words On Prohibition Yet Seen As Cause Of Rise In Crime
As debates on the eighteenth amendment intensify, observers warn that prohibition has deepened evils rather than curing them. Speakeasies and bootleg operations flourish, lawbreaking finances expand, and respect for the law declines, undermining public faith in legal outcomes. Proponents concede repeal will not instantly solve issues, urging measured steps and strong enforcement.
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Wbit
Ohio Mining Trouble Flare Near Steubenville
In eastern Ohio a miner’s disturbance escalated as workers on the way to the Wolf Run mine near Steubenville were pelted by stones. Three men were arrested while others continued to work under escort from deputy sheriffs and national guardsmen. The Hocking and Sunday Creek districts report mines preparing to reopen next Wednesday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wolf Run
Steubenville
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Multeld Wo
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Incy No. S
The
Manhattan Co
Morgantown Seeks Republican Meeting and Brookhart Race
Des Moines reports a close Republican contest in Morgantown with Sen. Brookhart facing defeat in a town race as Henry Pird and James Menry Krepps lead efforts to organize a state convention. Local officials push for county support, noting precinct tallies and planned August gathering facilities to host party activities.
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Des Moines
Henry Pirld
Smith W. Brookhart
Morgantown
Noailkantown
Tta Privante
Charleston
Brookhart
James Menry Krepps
Morgantaw
Wes
United Prem
St- Morgantown
Cossan
John
Eickelbert
Pield
Sandeca
Hasnns
Kreppa
Gor
Turner
Lange
Kime
Kehoe
Kreppe
How New Levies in Tax Measure Will Fall on Average Person
The article outlines various proposed levies and tax rates impacting the average citizen, including higher postage charges, excise taxes on goods, increased automobile and service taxes, newsprint and oil tariffs, and an income tax structure with exemptions. It explains that married filers and dependents affect the net burden, with example payments illustrating rising costs across multiple sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearden
Hoover
Exgiak
Lanteras
Armen
Cabtegrama
Senate Plunges over Relief Bill Amid Congress Sessions In June
Senate debates relief legislation as House approves Garner program changes. Rules Committee moves to pass the bill with reduced public works funding while committees in both chambers push for quick action. Hoover seeks discounts for home town banks as negotiations blend administration proposals, Democratic plans, and Garner ideas.
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Pennsylvania
Watson
Congress
Chicago
Peas
Garner
House
Senate
Courae
Bette
Waya and Means Committee
Hum
Hoover
Democratic House
Senate Banking Committee
New Dial Telephone System Demonstrated In City
Experts from the telephone company led demonstrations of the new dial system at Knights of Columbus and West Side business groups headed by George O Connor. Misses Mary Hicks and Margaret Wood assisted. The system, to go into use on June 18, was explained including how to call numbers and interpret signals, with broad instruction already given to schools and major local businesses.
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Lal
George O'Connor
The
Telephone Company
Knights of Columbus
West Side
O'Connor
Garden Club to Meet at Kanawha Avenue Home
The Rivermeade Garden Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock at the home of Mrs H H Corte of Kanawha Avenue. Earlier reports had stated the gathering would be at Mrs Julian S Coghill's home in the morning.
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Rivermeade Carden Club
H. H. Cortle
Kanawha Avenue
Julian
Local Hospitals Report Recoveries And Admissions
News from area hospitals notes several patient updates. L R Cox and infant son O Dell returned home from St Francis hospital. Bernard C Waterstone, 17 Bigley avenue, is patient at Kanawha Vale Ney Hospital after injuries from an auto crash. Dan Shaffer, Kanawha Street, admitted yesterday to St Francis hospital. Omar Young and daughter of South Charleston returned home yesterday afternoon. Miss Helen Potter of Maryland avenue underwent a major operation at Charleston General hospital and is rapidly recovering.
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White House
Delaware Avenue
St. Francis Hoes
L. R. Cox
O'Dell
Francia Hospital
Dan Shaffer
Kanawha Street
St. Francis Hospital
Bernard C. Waterstone
Bigley
Avenue
Kanawha Vale Ney Hospital
Officers Elected By Knights of Columbus
Charleston council No. 0 Knights of Columbus elected officers last night led by Thomas D. Mays as grand knight and Charles Lamb as deputy grand knight Ploersch was chancellor George Slater recorder Joseph H. Gaines Jr treasurer William T O Farrell advocate Theodore Jacquet warden Michael Murphy inside guard Frank Henderson outside guard E D Bellette trustees Z J Driscoll detail gate to the state convention alternate to the grand knight Lea Kohlbecker alternate to the second delegate John Popp
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Charleston
Knights of Columbua
Thomas D. Mays
Charles Lamb
Ploersch
George Slater
Joseph H. Gaines, Jr
Wiliam T. O'Farrell
Theodore Jacquet
Michael Murphy
Frank Henderson
E. D. Bellette
Z. J. Driscoll
Wet Candidate Leads In North Carolina
Charlotte, June 6. Benatoy Cameron Morrison leads Reynolds in the Democratic primary for the United States Senate as unofficial returns from 7,873 of 18,823 precincts show Reynolds at 195,964 and Morrison at 129,501. Prohibition era issues are noted in the quarter century race.
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Charlotte
Benatoy
Cameron Morrison
Sant
Robert A. Reynolda
Baturfey
United States Senate
North Carolina
Reynolds
Morrison
Reverend Brock to Broadcast Sermon This Morning
The Rev. C. McKay Brock of Randolph Street Baptist Church will preach on Why This low mood during a religious radio broadcast this morning. The church choir will provide music.
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C. McKay Brock
Randolph Street Baptist Church
Miners Vote on Franchise and Gasoline Storage Feasibility
Charleston council notes a pending miners vote on franchise action if no council action. A two member committee, Young and McKee, to study buying property for a city gasoline tank. City Engineer Campbell reports on widening Summers and Virginia streets with costs. canvassers to verify six precincts in zoning vote. Urges relief for Cabin Creek flood victims and discusses coal industry impact on the city.
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Charles Young
R.A. McKee
H. J. Campbell
Summers Street
Virginia Street
Capitol
Court Streets
Campbell
Danvers
Wehrle
Charleston
Kanawha County
Cabin Creek
Coal
Washington
Monument
Lincoln
Todom
Gomorrah
Sara
Admitted Patients List From Beckley Hospitals
Beckley Hospital and Raleigh General report admits yesterday and today. Names include T. M. Mize Beckton Billy Webb Glen Morrison Mrs Carrie Brakefield Jack Tully Herbert Paul Ralegh Sterling Utly Glen Hedrick Pat Burding Terry Lydis Pink and Phyliss Mitchell, with locations Beckley Beckton Glen Morgan Glen Morgan and Glen Morgan area.
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Seckley
Beckley Hospital
T. M. Mize
Beckter
Billy Webb
Glen Morrison
Carrie Brakefield
Princewick
Jack Tully
Mt. Hope
Herbert Paul
Winding Gull
Ralegh
Sterling Utly
Glen Hedrick
Pat Burding
Terry
Lydis Pink
Beck
Chilean Regime Faces Three-Day General Strikes
Chile's socialist government, installed after a coup, confronts a counter movement and a nationwide strike. Banks closed as clerks joined protests. foreign property fears ease but only for some sectors. Rumors of navy-organized resistance denied. the junta vows firm action while President Montero is believed en route to join rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantiago
Chile
Acacle
National City Bank of New York
Stepa
Junta
Cosach Nitrate
Developmenta
Concepcion
Talcahuano
Mitra
Santiago
Oficial Spoliesmen
Gertrudis
Baja Villegas
Los Angeles
Calif
Santo Bows Academy
Warner Brothers Face New Receivership Suit
A new receivership action was brought against Warner Bros Pictures Inc in a Wilmington Del field chancery court. Marinus V Newcastis of New York filed the suit, seeking relief after a prior receivership bid in February was dismissed by the same court. Allegations center on mismanagement and alleged ingolgency in the company’s affairs, mirroring earlier claims from a separate filing reported weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Warner Brow, Pictures, Inc
Marinus P. V. Newcastis
New York
Hint
Wen
United Brgies
Harry Kopler
University City, Mo
Koptars Wuit
Fire destroys Spencer home of Capt. A. J. Simmons
A Spencer residence belonging to Capt. A. J. Simmons, a prominent local figure, was destroyed by a blaze this afternoon after a lightning strike. Damage is estimated at 35,000 dollars.
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Rocky State
Dawes
Tage 1
Raleigh
Tesan
Nice Te Mes
Kay
Winnetka
Amin 4
Carter
Fort Worth
John D., Jr
Evean
Rocketetler
Bapgult
Menelus
Butter
Abraham Lincoln
Nevera
Repub-Ican
Etrich
Jonnie Jack
Wititenville
Coat River
Boone County
United States
Illnois
Dan
Ait, William
Williams
Sherman Bay, Art Fe
Atlantic
East
Sen
Garden Club
Beckley Hospitals
Crazy
Roll Brystals Co
P. O
Warner Brothers
Seema
Pehlos Coris
Pal
Tia of
Bard
Wien
Edmund Lowe
Stuart Erwin
Ethel Erman Bong Elty
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