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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1928

Page

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Fire department needs funds and gear per chamber study

A chamber of commerce survey found Charleston Fire Department deficient in personnel and equipment. It urges $041,800 in new funds, equipment upgrades costing $13,400, and ten extra firefighters to reduce insurance rates, with decision pending by the mayor and finance committee.

Chamber of Commerce Fire Department Pere Nonn A. Barnes Maron Crickard At & Coot Howland

Willie's Meditations on Manners and Company

The excerpt presents Willie Willis by Robert Quillen a 1923 piece on social manners noting the difficulty of maintaining civility without sufficient company. It hints at humor and regional speech reflecting small town life and etiquette.

G O P Delegate List Completed From West Virginia Primary

Official tabulation of the West Virginia Republican and Democratic primaries completed with several shifts in delegate-at-large tallies. Key Republican figures like E F Morgan and Houston G Young see placement changes. results vary across districts with incomplete county totals and continued counts in presidential contests.

West Virginia Kansas City E. F. Morgan Houston G. Young at-Larce Beven A A. Lilly Charleston Howard Sutherland Elkins A. G. Bradley Dundon A. B. White Parkersburg Anoeeh H. Opines

Fever Follows Hoover Fight as Republicans Seek Nominating Path

Tension in the Republican presidential fight eased with no bolt expected from Senator Watson or Ruth McCormick. Hoover supporters press for his nomination, while opponents push for a Midwest farmer friendly alternative, possibly McNary-Haugen style farm relief. Andrew Mellon's looming presence could shape Pennsylvania delegation decisions at the convention.

Associated Press Kansas City Herbert Hoaver Commerce Hoover Lowden Watson Curtis Goff Ruth Havna McCormick Sinota Andy Mars McNary-Haugen Andrew Mellon Pennsylvania Penneylvania Gs

Norris Foresees Third Party Move In Presidential Campaign

Senator Norris of Nebraska warned that failure to pass the Musele Shoals bill could drive many progressive citizens toward a third party. He blamed power interests for the bill's defeat and said the president’s action may disappoint farmers and spur a new political alignment.

Fox Associated Press Washington Bengier Norris Nebraska Coolidge Musele Shoals M Nebragkan Enid Norris

Spain's Dictator Breaks Engagement Over Fiancee Seen on Exchange

Madrid reports Primo de Rivera, Spanish premier and dictator, ended his engagement after Mercedes Cantellano was observed at the stock exchange with two men. An official note cited his dismay at her conduct, dating the event to June. The wedding had been set for September, with rumors of retirement or domestic life prior to the split.

Prenay Madrid Spain Primo de Rivera Stock Exchange Alfonso Rimarell Mercedes Cantellanoy Senor de Rivera Sane Benonita Castellano Count Olmeri Almendovalhe

Recount Halted For Two Weeks In Kanawha County

The Republican primary recount in Kanawha County was postponed to June 18 by motion of counsel. Grant P. Hall cited delays to update records and issue new certificates, while contestees Salisbury Browder opposed the delay. Voters, candidates, and political calculations hinge on final certs and campaign preparations.

Kanawha Tounly Noo Grant P. Hall Stave Karsag City D. J. Salisbery Grant Copen—haver Salisbury City Browder Elk Senod

Melton Succumbs After Auto Accident Injuries

Howard E. Melton of Dunbar, check clerk at Lewis Hubbard and Co. wholesale grocers, died in Staats Hospital from lead poisoning after injuries from a Buffalo Putnam County motor accident on May 28. He left a wife and three daughters, was about 30, and will be buried on the Rocky Fork of Poca River. Funeral arrangements pending.

Howard E. Melton Dunbar Lewis, Hubbard and Company Staats Hospital Buffalo Putnam County McGormick Buffaio Amon Rocky Fork Poca River John Barlow

Radio relay confirms contact with Italia in polar attempt

The Citta di Milano reported 20 minutes of radio contact with the Italia dirigible near North East Land. Messages indicated a position about 0 miles north of Cape Leigh Smith, as sealer Hobby was urged to approach with sledges and guides.

Associated Preuay Rome Stefan Citta di Milano Umberto Nobile Italla Polar Airigible Cape Leigh Smith Enat Citta al Milano Francesco

Woman Slayer Gets Three to 18 Years in Detroit

Misa Marguerite Bumbaugh, 82, of Warsaw Indiana, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for shooting Walter H. Cooke of Niles Michigan at his factory on March 30. She received a three to 18 year sentence. Her brothers were tried with her but charges were dismissed under the plea agreement.

Jay Associated Press Joseph Misa Marguerite Bumbaugh Warsaw Ind Walter H. Cooke Niles Mich Detroit House of Correction George Girard Bumbaugh Miss Burbaugh Miso Bumbaugh Cook Miss Bumbaugh

Southern Cross Reaches Brisbane After Hazardous Storm

The Giant Monoplane named Southern Cross completed a 1,762 mile flight from the Fiji Islands to Brisbane enduring a severe South Pacific gale. The crew faced dangerous weather and navigational challenges but landed safely in Australia.

Southern Cross Brisbane South Pacific Fiji Islands Oakland Sydney Barking Sands Hawaii Islands Suva

Mabel Bell's Europe flight delayed by runway work

Roosevelt Field preparations shift to a non stop Europe flight for Miss Bell aboard the Columbia. Charles A. Levine orders runway repairs and increased fuel loading as plans for a Maine stopover fade, with possible escort by a Fokker aircraft for the sea leg.

Mabel Europe Associated Press Surtiss Field Charles A. Levine Henry B. Clarke Roosevelt Field Mable Bell Old Orchard Maine Levine Miss Bell Clarke Columbia Gil Misys” Goll Fokker Bert Acosta

Alleged Plotters of Blast Convicted at Fairmont

In Fairmont on June 8 James Toney and George Cole were found guilty of attempted murder in a Mononge coal company blast plot. They were released on 7500 bond pending defense motions for a new trial with arguments set for June 16. The principal witness, Giotti Querino, testified for the state.

Fairmont Monongeb Ming Consolidation Coal Company James Toney George Cole Toney Colé Giotti Querino Frank Manging Lawrence Bostic

Delegates Gather for Republican Kansas City Rally

Jackson Michigan dispatch notes Travis Rogers flying from Chicago to recruit anti bank delegates. Delegates head to Kansas City for Republican gathering and keynote speeches. The report mentions Mr. Mellon as a potential nominee and six days of endurance dancing events observed at night.

Jackson Mich Chicago Kansas City Mellon Gimucog

Weather Delays Friendship's Hop

The trans Atlantic plane Friendship remains weatherbound in Trepassey Newfoundland as rain fog and light winds hinder takeoff for England. Amelia Earhart and crew face continued delays amid fuel refueling issues a damaged fuel tank and worsening offshore conditions.

Misa Earhart England Joy Associated Press Trepassey Friendship Mtte Misa Amelia Barnhart Wilmer Stulter Low Gordon Mae Halifax N. 5 Cross Harbor Atlantic

Trans Continental Fliers Fail Non Stop Return Attempt

Pilot Lee Schoonhair and passenger Harry Tucker tried a New York to Bar Diego non stop return flight in Yankee Doodle. Forced down by fog near Harrisburg they diverted to Columbus to avoid eastern Pennsylvania or Ohio landings. After 17 hours 16 minutes aloft they report flying at 7500 to 8000 feet to dodge rain clouds.

Columbus Alleghenies Schoonhair New York-San Diego New York San Diego Allegheny Mountains Harrisburg Pennsylvania Ohio Tucker Schoonhalr Erast Tus Yoenkee Dowdle Sters

Southern Cross Lands in Australia After Pacific Flight

The monoplane Southern Cross landed at Brisbane at 7 10 p m Eastern time after a 1762 mile leg from Fiji facing fierce gales and storms. Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and Charles Ulm led the crew with navigator Harry Lyon and radio operator James Warner. President Coolidge sent congratulations praising the pioneering flight and ties between Australia and the United States.

Associated Press Brisbane Australia Southern Cross Fiji Islands Pacific America Charles Kingsford-smith Charles Ulm Sons Harry W. Lyon James Warner South Pacific Landa Pacific Ocean Oakland Cal Sydney Fiji Cothet Easthern Stanchard Washington Coolidge Charles Fingsford-Smith Oshland Commonwealth

Log Describes Hop Of Southern Cross

The log details the Southern Cross voyage from California to Australia during a midnight storm. Charles T P Dim, co-pilot, sent the first message within four minutes of take-off as the plane battled the Pacific. The San Francisco Examiner notes the daring journey and urges readers to turn to the next page for continuation.

Brisbane Californi Aub- Trail Akles San Francisco Examiner Wernes Pacific Tonolulu Suva Fiji Fsat Universal Servicer San Francisco Naselat Beach California Australia Southern Cross Charles T. P. Dim Gelumm

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