Kelly Picked As Chairman By Democrats
PARKERSBURG June 10 The new state democratic executive committee elected Robert G Kelly of Charleston as chair The body closed with a love feast addressed by defeated candidates for national offices and other party figures Judge H O Kump supported Mally Pawpaw county chairman and roots of internal support were discussed The committee nominated West Virginia officials including Herbert Epprat and Mrs Rose Palmont for reelection to posts Several candidates were considered for committee roles and the party plans a presidential convention set for August 11 with tentative locations and dates.
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George
Weal
Muntington
Kelly
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Ratiog
Aemearete Eweatene
Tas Pyw
Charlestekiom
Imnaanes
H. Kelly
Alec
Cremietice
Andrew B
Weaton
Tarraviection
West Virginia
Herbert Epatriei
Muntingte
Rose Palrmont
Riseire
J.B. Sarmugis
Parkersours
Wtodfield
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Protest Acts Of Socialist Junta
June 10 a noisy session reported as the socialist junta moves to seize grains oils and other goods. The minister of industry aims for a state monopoly on food and related deposits amid currency control speculation. A decree appears to be enacted while diplomats note tensions abroad.
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Chie
Agaitet
Social Les Junta
Mic
Unclear fragment notes on Sunday quote and names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Sunday event with unclear names and places and a stray line about a skunk. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities for a proper summary.
Hoover Refuses To Revive Old Defense Council
Washington June 10 President Hoover rejected revival of the old Council of National Defense as an economic measure. In a letter to General Albert L. Cox of Raleigh North Carolina he said he would not recreate the council, noting recent advisory bodies already in existence. He invited signatories to offer specific action suggestions to improve the economy.
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Washington
Hoover
Council of National Defense
Estetel Fetter
Albert L. Cox
Raleigh
Moeth Carolina
American Legion
Cox
Edsel Pord
August Heckacher
John Hays Hammond
William Green
American Federation of
Henry Stevens
Clark Bowell
Atlanta
Enista
Felter
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Farm Postd
Farm Youn Board
Colonel White Appointed to State Control Board
Col John Beker White, Charleston attorney, named by Governor Conley to fill the unexpired term on the state board of control ending June 30, 1937. He replaces F Witcher McCullough and will serve with H N Bradley and J Lakin as the other board members. One member will be chosen as treasurer. White, born August 24, 1864, in Rothey Hampshire, moved to Charleston in 1886, rose from messenger to chief clerk in the secretary of state office, then secretary to Governor MacCorkle, and was admitted to the bar before the Spanish American War.
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Waeut
John Beker ‘White
Charleston
W. G. Conley
F. Witcher McCulloughe
State Board of Control
John Baker White
McCullough
Bord
H. N. Bradley
Dnueer
Lakin
MacCorkie
White
Rothey
Hampshire County
William A. MacCorkle
Covernor MacQurrie
Congress Seeks Early Closing on Relief Bill
Washington June 10 The Senate passed an $400 million relief measure in under six hours by 72 to 1 1 broad support for rapid adjournment The bill would advance funds to states via the Reconstruction Corporation and now goes to the House which already approved an $82 3 billion relief plan Speaker Garner sponsors The action spurred warnings from Senator Reed that it signals a milestone in the republics disintegration and comments from Senator Borah defending the move Turn to Page 2
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Senate
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Congress
House
Reconstruction Corporation
Maover
Reed
Garner
Harney
Howne Democratic
Benator Borat
Tdaho
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Otto Democrat
Thorres P Gore
Oklahoma
Ell
New England
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
George Mowe
New Hampshire
Jesse Metcalf
Felix Hebert
Rhode Island
Porter Dale
Warren Austin
Vermont
Robert F. Wagner
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wagner
George Norrie
Med
Hiram W. Johnson
Calif
Cal
Familiar Voice To Intone Rolls At Republican Meeting
CHICAGO June 10 A familiar voice will read the roll at the Republican National Convention next week. Col Glennon known as Sage to his colleagues will intone the states Alabama Arizona Arkansas California and others in his rapid distinctive style. For 43 years he has officiated at political gatherings and since 1892 served as secretary of all New York Republican state conventions.
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Chicago
Alabama
Avizons
Arkansax
Alifornia
Republican Committee
Delaware County
N. Y
New York
Har
Hia
Albany
Alleghany
Bronx
Broomer
Glennon Ie
Wongressional Hills
California
Three Possible Blasts May Upset G. O. P. Chiefs’ Plans
Raymond Clapper reports from Chicago that three explosive possibilities could disrupt Republican convention plans. A last minute bolt could unseat Vice President Curtin mirroring 1929 moves, anti prohibition pressure might force a revision plank, and Hoover could press a unifying appeal to rally delegates. Party managers deny any real moves to drop Curtin as keynoter Dickinson warns against displacing him.
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Hoover
Raymond Clapper
United Pres
Ghicago
Curtin
Calvin Coolidge
Herding
Pontering
Bome
Ike Date Mulvahe
E38. Clements
Missouri
J. L. Dickinson
Dickinson
Ture
Veterans Bonus Food Drive Reaches Camp Readiness
Nearly 10 000 veterans gathered as enhanced food stocks arrived from the treasury funding. The mess fund rose to 81 000 dollars with 65 000 elft from Father Charles Coughtin. Brigadier General Pelham Glassford oversaw security and was reinstated as unofficial treasurer to protect the operation. Red Cross offered unlimited wheat and meat, while health departments urged sanitation and disease prevention as new camps opened and baths began.
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Charles
Coughtin
Detroit
Redia-Prient
Pelham DB
Glassford
Washington
Army
Weahington
Red Cross
Health Department
Gata
Monui
Can
Endeavorers Hear Wright at Christian Endeavor State Meet
The Christian Endeavor convention at the Baptist temple featured Carroll M. Wright of Boston delivering an address on Youth and Citizenship. He urged reform in home life and personal religion, critiquing religious movements' reach and urging brotherhood for national Christian citizenship. Delegates toured the new state capitol, greeted by Governor Conley, and sang familiar tunes with evangelist Sam Rabotn leading.
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Christian Endeavor
Baptist Temple
Carroll M. Wright
Boston
International Exqiizacion
Americana
Bee
New Capital
New
State Capitol
W. G. Conley
Sam Rabotn
Mannington
Virginia
Din
Christ Isa Endeavor Society of
Cale
Dr C A Ray Elected President of Kanawha County Court
Dr C A Ray was elected president of the Kanawha county court to succeed John Blackwood who resigned due to illness. Blackwood remains on the court as a member. Henry A Walker, a Republican, proposed Ray as president. No action affects the purchasing office. Blackwood’s absence delayed signing drafts including over 1,000 election officer checks. Ray and Walker will sign them in about 10 days.
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Kanawha County
John ©. Blackwood
Blackwood
Henry A. Walker
Dr. Ray
Ray
Brickwood
Court J
Tr. Ray
Wit
Baltimore Rejects All Coal Bids For City Departments
Baltimore city officials rejected all bids for 28 400 tons of bituminous coal after Mayor Jackson sought to favor Maryland mines. Lowest Maryland bids were higher than alternatives from Pennsylvania and West Virginia coal firms. New proposals to buy Maryland coal only are to be invited.
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the Gazette
Baltimore
Jackson
Maryland
John M. McCall Company
West Virginia
Bliz & Ton
Hall Brothers, Inc
Carroll Independent Com Company
Pennsylvania
Orim
Enterprise Pac
Pennaylvania Coal
Maryland Coal
Lowent
Church of Statcards
Carroll Company
Marylaid
Enterprises Company
Marsland
Penneylvania
Enterprise Company
Bhiting Chine Games O
Knight
Pennsylvanianel
Marylgud Colay
R. Walter Chrahaet
Jil
Board of Awards
Didls
Jackson Souls Uume
Eleave Ture
Senate approves 300 million unemployment relief plan
The Senate passed a 300 million unemployment relief bill to fund loans to states for aid to jobless households. The measure allows federal funds to flow quickly with 3 percent interest and repayments starting in three years. Critics warned of potential misuse by governors as the bill heads to the House.
Europe on Verge of Debt Action In War Talks
London reports show government circles sensing possible developments in war debts and disarmament. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald travels to Paris for talks with Edouard Herriot as France and Britain seek compromise amid long standing tensions over security and the League of Nations.
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London
Europe
Ranway MacDonald
Paris
Edouard Hepriot
France
Great Britain
League of Nations
Morrow Servant Girl Death Sparks Arrest in Kidnaping Case
In Englewood New Jersey the Lindbergh kidnaping mystery takes a dramatic turn as Violet Sharpe dies by poison after police question her about the March 1 infant disappearance. Ernest Brinkert, a taxi driver with a criminal record, is arrested in New Rochelle amid intensified inquiries led by New Jersey and New York authorities. Dr. John Condon wavers on linking Brinkert to the ransom, while handwriting checks and phone traces are pursued to fit him into the evolving case.
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Englewood
N.J
Lindbergh
Morrow
Ernest Brinkert
New Rochelle
New York City
Violet Sharpe
Dwight Morrow
Miss Sharpe
Hopewell
N. J
Brinkert
Westchester County
Hia
John
Dr. Condon
Police
Dr.Condon
Notheing
Sakedt
Controm
Lindberghs
Bharpe
jAfternoon
Iindberghs
New Rochsile
Hoffman Schwarskoff
Ward
Westchester
M. T
White Plains
Jona F. Condon
Lind
Bergh
New York City Cemetery
Jury threats denied as untrue in Kanawha sheriff race
In Kanawha county the Van Horn camp disputes ballot totals after a heated court session. Attorney William T Ively and Massey’s counsel clashed over alleged irregularities in precinct No 8 and the recount of 178 precincts. Massey questioned 992 vote differences while recounting 13 precincts and the county court adjourned until Tuesday morning for further action.
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Guy W. van Horn
Repuriiign
van Horn
Grand Jury
Washington
Befl Matheney
Kanawha
Counaela
Massey
Veo Horn Ia
Maxsey
Gain Massey
Muember
Muansey
Mamey
Abélag
Munssey
Muncey
van Pone
Prohibition Merits Debate Roils Republican Scene
CHICAGO June 10 A synthetic battle over prohibition between Dr Scott McBride and Fred Clark foreshadows the GOP convention. McBride, head of the Anti-Saloon League, argues for liquor laws and prohibition as societal control while Clark of an anti prohibition group claims repeal would be a boon for private profit and that liquor remains evident in crime and unrest. both cite police and city data to support their positions.
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Chicagg
Scott McBride
Fred &. Clark
McBride
Anu-Saloon League
Third Presbyterian Church
Clark
Crunadens
Drurkennemarreate
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Atlanta
Chicago
Dr. McBride
A. Segeek
Sdah
Will Says Wets Soon Won't Have Any Room
Beverly Hielm reports on a crowded pool scene with divers rapidly entering the water, noting the lack of space at the springboard as spectators and participants react to the brisk action and depth of the event.
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