Rival candidates pool forces as last resort against Hoover
Kansas City June 72 rivals of Herbert Hoover for the presidential nomination unite under a single command to stop Hoover at the national convention. Loucha L Emmerson leads a unified campaign with Hanne McCormick in charge of publicity as delegates unionize to win 193 to 90 delegate votes.
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Hoover
Asociated
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Lowfien
Watson
Curtin
Goff
Loucha L. Emmerson
Ils Incl
Laws Gen
Iranna
Hanne McCormick
Wiliam McKinley
Howe
Finois
Lowdon
Almont RK
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
London
Bere
James W. Good
Wright of Williston in Dinner Party Incident
An eyewitness report describes Mrs. Brown choking during a dinner at Willie Willis's home. She collapsed after a remark about dessert was made, and her breathing was affected, prompting concern from attendees and a call for medical aid.
Arrested Man Sues Abe Cohen Over Assault Damages
City of Charleston ex ret Calvin Wright sues I A Cohen and others for 83560 in damages claiming assault and threats with a revolver during an arrest in Charleston on May 33. The suit names American Surety Co as bond provider and cites police involvement led by Det. Fig HI and Officer Thaxton.
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W. L. Price
I. A
Charleston
J. Raymond Gordon
Calvin Wright
City of Charleston
Veraus
I. A. Cohen
Gordon
Hir
Tonen
Federal Prohibition Service
Conen
Cohen
United States Court
West Bide
West Charleston
Wright
Charleston Street
Delaware Avenue
Recount Expands GOP Gains After Sheriff Race
A recount shows the defeated sheriff candidate gaining additional votes across six precincts counted Thursday, broadening the GOP’s margins in the race. The tally confirms the outcome while adding support to the party’s claimed lead in the sheriff contest.
Ballot Tampering Allegations Highlight Charleston Recount
Recount across six Charleston precincts shows gains for Browder and Jenkins amid suspicions of ballot manipulation. Grant Hall accuses an election officer of erasing or altering 132 ballots in precinct 2, while Emery Stone and George Gashorn withdraw recount bids.
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J. EH. Browder
D. L. Salisbury
Salisbury
Sraweer
Browder
C.redarrett
Stane
Gashorn
Jarrett
Uipo
Coublerr
Grant P. Hall
Browder and
Jenkins
Hall
Tleer
Tatatea
Chatre E
Taurism
Jim Thomas
Walter Thomas
P. Metheny
Ballabury
Grant Copenhower
Lantam
Columm
Burton Announces For Senate Seat
Washington June 7 Representative Theodore E Burton of Cleveland announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination to the Ohio senate seat to replace the late Willis Burton says he will back Hoover for the presidential nomination and supports Coolidge era Republican policies Burton served in the senate 1809 to 1815 and in the House multiple terms beginning 1889 through 1921 with a continuous tenure since 1921
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Washington
Theodore £. Burton
Cleveland
Senate
Willis
Ohio
Burton
Hoover
Plso
Repubican
Coolidge
Jeffernott Ohio
Fire and blast drive Hollywood stars from cafe scene
Hollywood June 7 A blast followed a blaze at the Russian Bagia Cafetera as Charles Chaplin and other film figures fled. Deputy sheriffs hunt for M Javaho Topaze part owner amid reports of $10,000 insurance. Eight injured two seriously include Theodore Lodi Sotteky and Irving Strother. An Army party including Bud Hin wife John McCormick Colleen Moore and others escaped before the explosion. Investigators found canisters and a soaked fuse indicating a bomb alert.
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Associated
Hollywood
Cal
Charles Chaplin
M. Javaho Topaze
Theodore Lodi- Sotteky
Irving H. Strother
Chaplin
John McCormick Bud Hin
Colleen Moore
Marquis de la Palaine
Gloria Swanson
Renge Adoree
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Altoona Amateur Reports Nobile Italia Crash Message
An Altoona wireless amateur Clyde Amos reported a message said to be from the Nobile party in the Arctic claiming the Italia crashed against a mountain. The message noted survivors and injuries but mixed details, with time not confirmed. The report discusses station specifics and possible origins, comparing to earlier Soviet rescue appeals and remote Arctic locations.
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Italia
Altoona
Tnight
Ruah
SOS
OS Rao Rag Sero
Mobile
Ames
GMV
Sipsteur
Net
Tate Vallege
Amon
ENR
SaGital
Appeal Granted In Cargo Case Involving Rates Reduction
Federal Judge George W. McGlintic allowed the Interstate Commerce Commission to seek Supreme Court review of a rail rate case. The reversal concerns a 20 cent per ton run freight rate cut on coal shipments to ports. The appeal covers eighteen claimed errors from a Richmond Va decision after a lengthy hearing.
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George W. McGlintic
Cera
Taerce Commission
United States Supreme Court
Southern Railroads
Ingo Effec
Blackburn Esterime
Solicitor General of the
United States
P. J. Farrell
Daniel W. Snowlton
Richmond
Circuit Court
John J. Pars?ec
Eliott Northcott
Medtatic
West Virginia
Kentucky
Plaintitt
District Court
Cobian
Surveys in Mine Merger Completed
Bluefield June 7 Associated Press reports surveys determining the advisability of merging mines in southern West Virginia's smokeless coal fields have been finished. The merger committee chaired by Isaac T. IMano B H Gross and P M Snyder prepared valuation figures to be shared with mine owners soon. A sub-committee was named to review figures and advise on proceeding. About 16 million tons of annual production are not part of the tentative merger plan, with 6 million tons not involved due to captive use.
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Associated Press
Bluefield
West Virginia
Isaac T. Imano
Pocahontas Puel Company
B.H. Gross
New River Company
P. M. Snyder
Nine Convicted in Moonshiners Feud in Kentucky
In Shepardsville Kentucky on June 7 nine men including magistrate Joan Barton and Frank Kinder were convicted of murder for burning a Browning settlement home to raid a moonshine operation. They killed Mrs Kate Browning and wounded others as the cabin burned. witnesses from the Browning family testified, breaking alibis and sealing life sentences.
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Associated Press
Shepheldeville
Prohibition
Joan Barton
Frank Kinder
James Harris
Elmer
Clarence Crenshaw
Prank
Leslie, Selby
Golden Hodge
Kentucky
Kate Browning
Browning Settlement
Here
Mabel Bell Delays Transatlantic Flight By Fog
Mabel Bell and crew failed to depart Curtiss Field as fog and clouds blocked the Maine coast route to Old Orchard. Weather officials warned fog would persist tomorrow, delaying the first planned Atlantic crossing. Amelia Earhart and Ruth Nichols still poised for later attempts.
Six Die in Mackinaw Crossing Crash In Illini State
Six persons died when a Big Four passenger train struck their auto near Mackinaw Illinois as they returned from a cemetery visit. Victims included three children aged three to seven and Mrs G Hasty. The accident occurred after the car skidded under the wheels despite brakes.
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Breset Peoria
Mackinaw
Big Four
Runson
Hasty
Teddy
Kilby
Lawrence
Southern Cross Flies 1762 Miles Toward Brisbane
The trans Pacific monoplane Southern Cross departed Naselai Beach near Suva Fiji for Brisbane Australia at 2 52 p m local time carrying four crew members Captain Charles Kingsford Smith Charles Ander and navigators Harry Lyon and James Warne The aircraft aims to complete the 1762 mile leg in 18 to 20 hours as it continues toward Sydney with plans to land in Brisbane then proceed to Sydney on arrival aids include 990 gallons of fuel being shuttled ashore to refuel and delays due to rough seas pushed takeoff back by one day
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Sydney
Associated Press
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Fiji
Southern Cross
Naselai Beach
Brisbane
Australia
Pacific Coast
United States
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Charles
Harry Lyon
Jamez Warne
Americana
Spectacles Lyon
Hhis Spectaclen
Oakland
Cal
Wheeler Field
Mondalu
Hawaiis
Lyor
Warner
Oskinad
Ohi
Brisbanne
Suva Lo Naselai Beach
Chamois
South Pacific Ocean
Watera
Ejeynity Islands
New Caledonia
Kingaford- Binith
Suve
Buva
Nanelal Beach
Asociated
SAN Prancisco
Tyoneeval
Southern Crass
Pacific
Cheerio
of. Yim
Will Rogers Reflects On Hoover Support In Chicago
Dr June7 travels from California to Chicago by air mail arriving within a day of Bever ly trip. He notes Iowa and Nebraska planting corn while farms ask what needed, and observes politicians opposing Hoover while the public backs him. A Hollywood cafe blast is referenced with a mix of media humor.
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Chicago
California
Air Mall
Old Beverly
Iowa
Nebraska
Hoover
Hollywood
Charlie
Will Rogers
Oil Tank Leak Delays Transatlantic Flight
Wilmer Stultz in the monoplane Friendship postpones the Europe takeoff due to a small oil tank leak. Repairs completed. weather remains a factor with rain and fog forecast. Co pilot Lou Gordon and Amelia Earhart aboard, while Mabel Bell’s transatlantic attempt looms as rivals watch.
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Associated
Ly Associated Press
Trepasset
Wilmer Stultz
Europe
Eshler
Snabba
Stultz
Lou Gordon
Amella Earhart
Maebel Boh
Miss Earhart
Roosevelt Field
Columbia
Frriendship
Misa Harhart
Miss Bell
Mabel Bell
Paris Scramble for 30 Million Widow Attracts Suitors
Paris swarms after Eleanor Davis widow of Sir Mortimer Davis the Canadian magnate, dubbed the thirty million dollar widow. Three leading suitors emerge Baron Maurice de Rothschild Camillo Aldao and Eric Loder with ties to racing, politics and society as Eleanor travels from New Orleans to Cannes and beyond in gossip tied to her late husband and former marriages.
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Universal
Setyce
Paris
Eleanor Davis
Mortimer Davis
New Orleans
Eleanor Curran
Maontica da Rothschild
Camillo Aldao
Eric Loder
Eleanor
Tinian Vicersonsul
Morini
Samuel P. Colt
Ethel Barrymore
Mortimer
Cannes
Baron Maurice
Edmond
Rothschild
Rondon
Vicenna
Frankfort
Maurice
Phen
Millonale
Fils
Chamarr of Deputies
Endy Dar
Vis
Cherbong
Parlat
Canada
Rue de la Paix
Gouls Cartier
M. Cartier
Ue Shamener
Camilio Aidso
Parle
France
Mabel Bell
Miramar
Eric
Loder
Beothand
Indianapolis
Convicted Rioters Sentenced to Die in California
In Sacramento on June 7 six leaders of a riot conspiracy were sentenced to death for first degree murder of George Baker at Folsom prison. Judge Malcolm Glenn ruled they will be hanged at the prison. Named leaders include Anthony actingleader, Rey Stoxes, James Kegg, Eugene Crosby, Waller, and Albert M. Stewart. New directors for 22 of 48 states were named at San Antonio for the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Other directors listed include Mia J. W. Avirgtt-Thames Cumberland and Mrs. B. Glasscock Morgantown.
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Galif
Folsom
George Baker
Trusty
Malcolm
Glenn
Anthony
Rey Stoxes
James Kegg
Eugene Crosby
Waller & Eprre
Albert M. Stewart
San Antonio
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Mia
J. W. Avirgtt
Trans-Continental Non-Stop Hop Sets Record Attempt
A team led by Jude T. Ban Diego Putt and Lee Schoenhelr with Barry Tucker took off from Curtin Field aiming for a nonstop flight to break the 58 hour return record set in 1938 by Oakley G. Kelly and John A. Macheady of Oakley.
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Ban Diego
Caur
Jude T— Putte
Lee Schoenhelr
Barry Tucker
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