Sweitzer Plans Blast at Pals in Chicago時
Sweitzer, ousted county treasurer, announces a broad offensive against city and county politicians to recover about $414,000 missing from accounts. He plans court action to oust Joseph Gill, the appointed successor, while county leaders discuss new legislation amid calls for accountability. State's Attorney Courtney returns ready to pursue possible criminal charges.
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Chicago
Robert MM
Sweitzer
Sweltzer
Joseph M. Gill
Thom
Courtney
Avault
Aindy
Acton
Red Cross to Meet Charleston Chapter Officers Election
The Charleston chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting and election of officers at 9:30 tonight in the American Building on Wade Street.
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Charleston
American Red Cross
Americhall
Wale Street
Fr Coughlin to Quit Weekly National Broadcasts
Detroit June 9 The Rev Charles E Coughlin announced he will discontinue his weekly broadcasts on national issues citing heavy demands on his time The decision follows an interview last Monday when he signaled possible cessation and a fuller announcement was promised with tonight's address It remains unclear if the National Union for Social Justice series will resume later
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Loni
Fr. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Roosevelt fights own party over utility bill amendments
In a campaign excerpt Roosevelt attacked Republican control of government and the court. Behind the scenes Old Guard Democrats Bailey Dieterich Adams seek to weaken the measure with crafted amendments. Bailey dumps 42 amendments to blunt elimination of utility holding companies and push a fair value standard over actual cost to raise rates.
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Republican Party
Supreme Court
Senate
Bailey
North Carolina
Dieterich
Tinois
Adams
Colorado
Batley
Railways
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Social 10 Be Held By Boyd Memorial Church
The Christian Endeavor society of Boyd Memorial Christian church sponsors an ice cream social on the church lawn tonight from seven until nine o'clock. The public is invited. Critics in Scotland say there is decline of kissing in current times.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Boyd Memorial Christian Church
Scotland
Two Men to Face Court After Crescent Road Shooting
Dr A L Parsons and A G Maddox were arrested Saturday in the Around ting of Mrs Leola Teal who was shot in the ankle Friday night. They were to be heard in municipal court this morning charged with shooting with intent to kill and were released Saturday night on $500 bond. Police said no motive was learned.
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A. L. Parsons
A. G. Maddox
Leola Teal
Crescent Road
Mrs A B Haneke Dies at Baltimore Hospital
Mrs Ressie Mucn Haneke wife of August B Haneke general commercial manager at Chesapeake and Atlantic Telephone company died at St Agnes hospital Baltimore yesterday afternoon Funeral services at the cathedral Baltimore tomorrow morning at ten o'clock Burial in Baltimore cemetery
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Ressie Mucn Haneke
Laneke
Chesapeake and Tatomac Telephone Company
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Cathedral
Joseph Workman Dies Of Revolver Wounds
Joseph Workman 38 of Young Street died at a Charleston hospital from bullet wounds ruled personal safety related. He was in a car on Young Street when the fatal shot was fired. The body was taken to Bare Jew funeral home with funeral arrangements pending. He is survived by a daughter Marie, parents Ward and Mrs. Workman, three sisters, and five brothers. Burial set for two pm tomorrow at Spring Mill Cemetery.
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Joseph Workman
Young Street
Charleston
Workman
Young
Marie Wark
Ward Workman
Lens Creek
Dorothy Workman
Martha Hughes
Zetta Stump
Wugheston
Edward Workman
Andrew Workman
Theodore Workman
Frank Workman
Morgan Workman
Crown Hill
Youngs Street
Spring Mill
Old Age Group to Meet at Court House Tomorrow Night
The National Old Age Pension and Unemployed Association will convene at the court house at 7 30 o clock tomorrow night. The meeting will be open to the public.
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National Old Age Pension and Unemployed Association
Court House
West Point Commencement For Baossitt Family Son
Su. Albans notes attendances as Mr. and Mrs. George Baossitt travel to West Point for their son Hassep's graduation. Birth day party honors Mrs. J J Wilmer with a large guest list. Local church circles plan meetings and a flag day address by Claude L Smith. Germany buying draft horses from Belgium cited.
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George Baossitt
West Point
N. Y
Hassep
William M. Wood
E. L. Bias
J . J. Wilmer
Hannah Weimer
A. J. Allen
C. BE. Coniter
J. E. Johnson
G. W. Ashcraft
R. M. Maxwell
Guy J. Cottrell
Frank Griffith
John Miller
Muth Miller
James Dodson
Ruth Dodson
William Texroad
Rome Beane
A., W. Wheaton
A. Ora Ot Everette May
Nora_§. Scott
A. Cofer
R. F. Lipscomb
Allie Oliver
Garnetty
Harietta Gray
F. 2D. Burgess
Rex Mirs
Gypsy Billups
Wilmer
Wood
John Surness
F. D. Burgess
College Hill
Burgess
Virginia Wheatley
Select
Marshall College
Huntington
Woman's Guild of
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
E. Tt. Baldwin
C. Street
Joseph Nurnberger
C. E. Contier
Irene Nurnberger
Georgie
Ernest Coulier
C. E. Burns
Hamlin
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Garnette Gray
Fifth Avenue
Claude L. Smith
American Legion
American Legion Post of
Elk Lodge
Me. Smith
Moundsville
Marshall County
Govenor Cornwell
Lynne B. Mead
Martha Witt
Gillian Belle Winkler
Virginia Dilworth
Wendel Hanle
Jackson's Mill
Protestant Episcopal Church
Brother Shouts Former Minister Ends Life in Bucharest
In Bucharest on June 9 Michael Popovich former minister of finance and ally of King Carol was shot and fatally wounded by his brother Stefan who then killed himself. The brothers were prominent in society and Michael was linked to the Skoda contract scandal. Friends suggest the attack stemmed from a personal financial dispute.
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Bucharest
Romania
Michael Popovich
Carol
Stefan Popovich
Michael
Skoda
Stefan
Printers to Continue Operation Under Code in West Virginia
The Master Printers of West Virginia Inc formerly Appalachian-Ohio Valley Printers announce plans to operate under the NRA code following a meeting at the Daniel Boone hotel. The association will hold its regular annual meeting in Huntington on July 13.
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NRA
Master Printers of West Virginia, Inc
Appalachian-Ohio Valley Printers Association
Daniel Boone
Huntington
Kiwanis to Entertain Honor Students Tuesday
Honor students of the Charleston Irish school their parents and faculty members are to be guests of the Kiwanis club at luncheon at the Dante Boone hotel at noon tomorrow where an address will be delivered by Rev. Strather Campbell D D pastor of the Baptist temple.
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Charleston
Kiwanis Club
Dante Boone Hotel
I Strather A. Campbell
D. D
The
Baptist Temple
Knights of Pythias to Hold Memorial Services
Glendale lodge No. 78 Knights of Pythias to conduct its annual memorial service at Glendale castle hall West Washington street at eight o'clock tomorrow night. Committee in charge E E Wilkinson chairman W L Hockaw and S Lee White. Program includes address by Rev J F Frame D D and music by the Glendale quartet. Public meeting.
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Glendale Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Glendale Castle Hall
West Washington Street
E. E. Wilkinson
W. L. Hockaw
Lee White
J. F. Frame
D. D
Glendale Quartet
Modern Woodmen Plan Campaign for Members
Charleston camp No. 5719 Modern Woodmen of America to elect officers and organize a membership drive at eight o clock tomorrow night in the Masonic temple. Applications for membership or reinstatement may be given to Fred L. Thomas, secretary.
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Charleston
Modern Woodmen of America
Masonic Temple
Fred L. Thomas
Auxiliary Exceeds Quota at Charles E Young Post
Pauline Gilmer announced that Noe unit 57 of the American Legion exceeded its 25 new member quota by 1995, with the Colonel Charles E Young post reporting success yesterday.
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Charles E. Young
American Legion
Pauline Gilmer
Eastern Star to Elect Officers Tonight in Charleston Chapter
Charleston chapter No. 88, Order of the Eastern Star, plans to elect officers at eight o'clock this evening during its meeting.
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Charleston
Eastern Star
Argentina Exports Rise in 2024 Amid Clean-up Campaign
Argentina reports higher exports for the year with Amoy in focus and China showing seven percent above early 24 levels. The government notes a Clean-up campaign impacting trade dynamics and aims to bolster shipments through late 2024.
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Argentina
Amoy
China
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