Italy Primes Settlement Of Italo Vatican Dispute
Italy expresses regret for anti papal demonstrations and agrees to about 25000 dollars in reparations to Catholic clubs in Parma Venice Rome and Milan while denying church looting. Vatican notes praise progress and expect settlement before the Septennial celebrations for St Anthony. The pope urges prayers for the nation and its leaders.
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Rome
Holy See
Italy
Vatican
Asione Cattolica
Parma
Venice
Milan
Momming
St. Anthony
Count de Vecchi
Daughters of Mary
France Opposes Any World Debt Meeting
Paris reports Briand tells the chamber of deputies the government opposes any revision of the Young plan. He cites the "steel helmet" protests at Breslau and warns against an international conference to revise reparations following Anglo-German talks at Chequers.
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Paris
Bres- Vat
Germany
Aristide Briant
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Chequers
Minister Dies At Funeral Prayer In West Virginia
The Rev. Herman G. Stoetzer D D pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Fairmont West Virginia died suddenly today in his pulpit as he ended a funeral service with the word amen He was born in Germany a West Virginia University graduate and Princeton Theological Seminary alumnus He was elected president of the Phi Beta Kappa chapter at West Virginia University Morgantown last night The death is attributed to heart disease and occurred while officiating at the funeral of Mrs H B Hoongerford a parishioner for 20 years
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Fairmont
Herman G. Stoetzer
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Germany
Wheeling
West Virginia University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Phi Bete Kappa
West Firsinin University
Morgantown
Stoetzer
H. B. Hongerford
Ott Hearing Opens as Conley Starts Suit Over Commissioner
Governor William G. Conley began two o'clock hearings on charges against Lee Ott the compensation commissioner, stemming from a house-backed probe. Attorneys Poffenbarger and Dillon will defend Ott while James M. H. Mack and L. Benols lead the prosecution. the open session attracts press presence amid expectations Ott’s removal may follow.
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Wiliam G. Conley Fu
House of Delegates
Lee Cit
Atal
Compensation Commissioncr
House
Compensation Commission
Ott
Asan
State House
Ote
Indga
George Poffenbarger
Charleston
C.W. Dillon
Payetteville
James M. H Mac
Benols
Chariton
Conley
Soeret
Gore
C. L. Heabertin
Beckley
FAY & Heavy
Echols
Mason
Camp Chief O Emerson Camp Sentenced To Prison
The state supreme court refused a rehearing and affirmed a three year prison sentence for O Emerson Camp former Ka Raha county superintendent of schools convicted of stealing 600 from the Malden district board of education. The court will transmit the sentence to the lower court and Camp may seek a reconsideration though unlikely. Governor Conley has been asked to pardon Camp but no action is indicated.
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O. Emerson Camp
State Supreme Court
Ka- Raha County
Malden District Board of Educcation
Supreme Court
Itartoanasis
Thursaay
Camp
A. A. Belcher
Lberty
Conley
Injunction Sought In Coal Mine Strike
The Butler Consolidated Coal company filed for an injunction in common pleas court to restrain the National Miners Union and affiliated association from interfering with Wildwood mine operations in southwestern Pennsylvania. Judge Samuel H. Gardner refused a preliminary injunction but allowed amendment of the complaint.
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Fittsacage
Pennsylvanik Ou
Butler Consolidated Coal Company
Comumon Pleas
National Miners’ Union
Wild‘wood Ming
Samuel H. Gardner
Public Utility Property Assessments Rise in 1941
Figures announced by state tax commissioner Townsend show a $7,190,550 increase in public utility property assessments for 1941, bringing estimated revenues to about $200,000. Of this, $13,547 goes to the state treasury, with about $8,000 to cover Virgile debt and new state expenses, and roughly half of the rest to be returned to counties for school aid. Interstate steam railroads bore most of the rise, led by Norfolk and Western at $3,000,000 and Chesapeake and Ohio at $1,500,000. other lines varied, with some unchanged. Edgar C. Lawson ordered immediate certification to county courts, as apportionment authority shifts from the tax commissioner to the state auditor and ultimately the counties.
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T.G. Townsend
Board of Public Works
Ecata
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Virginian
Scotts Run
Monongalia
Baltimore and Ohio
Edgar C. Lawson
Public Assessment Bureau
Tax Commissioner's Office
Bew
Code Commission
Jts
Randolph Bins
Willamson
William Son Independent
Flutsset
Norfolk and Western Company
Lee
Williamson
Board of Pubic Works
Lennon
Sevonty
B. d
Murder of Starr Faithfull Shocks Long Island City
Long Beach, June 9. Officials announced the murder of Starr Faithfull, 25, heiress and stepdaughter of a wealthy Continental manufacturer, by two men one of whom was described as politically important. District Attorney Alvin N Edwards said arrests were expected tomorrow as details emerged from investigations in New York and Long Beach.
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Long Beach
L. L
Starr Faithfull
Alvin N. Edwards
Edwards
New York
Harold I
New York City
Ed Warden
Wes
King
Boston
Fallad
Stanley IE. Fuithall
Attoreney Edwards
Faithful
Starr
Europe
Frank W. Wyman
Mineola
S. 1
Miss Faithfull
James J. Walker
North Atlantic
Charleston attorney objects to highway oil in letter
Tom Townsend, a Charleston attorney, writes to road commission chairman Colonel C Fortney criticizing the multitude of oil products sprayed on highways. He complains of road grime and damage to clothing and hats, and asks what end of oil is used on public highways, pledging to seek a safer alternative. He ends seeking a new grade of oil and thanks divine blessing.
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Tom Townsend
Charleston
Point Pleasant
Freah
Colonel C. Fortney
Comminston
Amoco
Elk
Iuton
Woman to Die for Slaying in Ohio Death Verdict
Julia Maude Lowther, 28, of West Virginia, was found guilty of first degree murder for the May 29, 1910, slaying of Cirra Smith in an Ohio truck cab. The jury sentenced her to death by electric chair with no mercy, pending defense appeals.
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Jefferson
Julia Maude Lowther
West Virginia
Cirra Smith
Ohio Penitentiary
Tiby Smith
Ohto
Defennant
Lowther
Smith
James Oglevee
Coral
Ratt Frost
18 Men Missing In Submarine Mishap
London reports 18 sailors missing after Poseidon sank in a collision off Shantung peninsula near Weihtauwel China. Five officers and 36 crew saved. two later died. Poseidon, built 1928 with sister ships Perseus Pandom Proteus, was the era’s advanced submarine.
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London
Denn
Great Britain
Wethatwel
Shantung Peninsula
China
England
Admiralty
Hermes
Berwick
Cumberland
Perdidon
Taconic Admiralty
Perseus
Pandom
May Defeat Osborn As Police Head In WV
City manager of Clarksburg Osborn emerged as a leading candidate to head the West Virginia Public Safety Department but a 55 year age limit on the chief complicates his prospects. Brooks resignation becomes effective June 30 and Governor Canley has not indicated his plan for filling the vacancy amid House debates on age rules.
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A. I., Osborn
Clarksburg
West Virginia Department of Public Safety
Hany L. Brooks
State House
Chiat ‘Brooks
William G. Conley
Chonel
Cantey
Canley
Brooks
Morgan Town
Selonel Osborn
Offee
Tom Old
Osborn
Harry A. Cooper
Conley
Brooke
Charleston
Weirton
House of Qelegates
Board of State Police Commissioners
Avial
W. E. R. Byrne
State Police
Siecewuor
Osvern Nokling
Ward Hanham
Fairmong
William Waldron
Colmbus, C
A &, Hasn
Huntington
Trving Charnock
Welleburg
Charges of Dereliction in Prohibition Enforcement
Maurice Campbell, former New York prohibition administrator, files direct charges with President Hoover accusing Seymour Lowman assistant secretary of the treasury of dereliction. Campbell claims Andrew Mellon shielded Lowman and repeats prior allegations that New York was protected for political reasons. He provides documentary evidence and seeks a full investigation.
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New York
Maurice Campbell
Prohibition
Hoover
Seymour Lowman
Campbell
Mellon
Andrew Mellon
Major Campbell
Lowman
Albany
Palmer Canfleta
Treasury
Bureau of Frebibleton
Bureau of Custome
Coast Guard
Lawman
Treaa
Bureau of Prohibition
Department of Justice
Bureau of Commercial Alcohol
Bureau of Customs
Mollon
Uls
Hay Fever Linked to Sand Fly Discovery at Meeting
At the American Medical Association session a sand fly pollen discovery linked to hay fever is presented. Dr F Starr Jud of Mayo Clinic advocates transparent patient communication and new allergen injections to prevent future hay fever, noting multiple pollens may trigger reactions in different patients.
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Phildadegfeia
Association
F. Starr Jud, MD
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Bulinlo
Satvidtor Pariata
New York City
Uber
Borah Seeks Secret Report On World War Guilt Controversy
Senator Borah urges disclosure of a secret 1925 28 Tanisill study in the Library of Congress that challenges the Versailles verdict of German sole responsibility for World War I. The draft, prepared for the Foreign Relations Committee, could shift US stance on German reparations and war debts.
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Washington
Hideen
Thebrary
Congresa 18
Sémste
Germany
United States
Charles G. Tanalll
Lbrary
Herebert
Putnam
Worarlen
Congress
William 2. Botad
Senate Foreign Rev
Borab
Tansilis
Robert L. Owen
Oklahams
Senate
Owen
Tansill
Conference Gripes Signal Tension Over Debt Policy
A letter to the editor ails policy talks with Britain and Geneva. It accuses leaders like Mellon Stimpson of useless trips and debt rhetoric. The writer protests not cutting debt payments and predicts limited gains from conferences while urging stronger actions.
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Beverly Ails
Calif
Mellon
Mr. Stimpson
London
Geneva
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Long Island Beach
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Read Commission
Fortney
Townsend
Maude Lowther
Eym
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Congressional
Puteham
Soother
Tie Utraron
Putham Aaid
Tansul
American University
Sean
Tensul
America
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