New York Democrats Split Over Expunging Prohibition Letter
Longworth says many New York Democrats may move to expunge a letter implicating Senator Wadaworth in anti prohibition politics. La Guardia, denied a hearth by a prohibition inquiry committee, plans his own inquiry citing a California witness. A Nassau case involves a black U S constable recounting a rum ship voyage with meals and a seized 23 000 cases of liquor, and shipping records.
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Longworth
Wadawaorth
State of
Democratic Party
Cilet
Nassau
Pinger
Negra
United States Corprmissioner
O'Neil Inday
Yonkers
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Federal
Alec
Comtlasioner
Pinder
Kogewater
Babames
Miami
George Hearn
Hogan
Hearn
Louise King Award Reported At Battle Creek
Battle Creek Michigan June 11 Louise King a coed at a nearby college is reported to have been awarded a substantial monetary claim after alleging permanent injuries. The case involves a dispute linked to an automobile party and a golf club incident.
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Mich
Mice Louies King
Uatile Creek College
Tras
Arthur
Eich
Watts
Stich
Ing
Mies Hing
Wich
Battle Crash Country Club
Neely Denounces Coal Legislation As Move Toward Paternalism
United States Senator M. M. Neely of West Virginia denounces proposed coal regulation as a step toward paternalism. He says no socialistic coal control will pass Congress this year and warns that broader government control could extend to all commodities and industries if proponents succeed. New York editorial lobbies for broader national control.
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West Virginia
Senate
Washington
Muglah
Jesse" Henater M. M. Neely
Etlrad
Thia Morne
New York
Menior
Weat Vierinin Mttarly
Nuely
Copeland
Industeen
Chia Ynoacura
Pntere Natam
He Neceanitier
Fife
Hard Times Prompt Frugal Turns in Charleston Shops
A Charleston architect plans to buy cigars but opts to economize as rumors of hard times spread. A shopkeeper and his wife cut planned improvements and tighten budgets, fearing recession as the couple and local merchants prepare for looming hardship.
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Carl Hehott
Charleston
Clkars
Suturisei
Perhays
Andy
Three Persons Killed in Storm Across Illinois
Chicago reports a deadly storm sweeping northern Illinois with three fatalities and twenty injuries from a lightning strike on a street car in Cerro suburb. A drowning occurred during a cloudburst as the Illinois River overflowed its banks. A woman died from lightning near Freeport, and residences flooded while police and rescue workers aided evacuees and vehicles were stranded.
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Arty Associat
Chicago
Tlinois
Clerro
Rockford
Freeport
Wollen
Fromen
Binanenta
Hin
France shelves debt ratification amid franc slump
Premier Leland informs deputies the Washington ratification plan is shelved until October as Ambassador Terenger returns. Critics accuse M. MEROOVER of overstepping prerogatives amid diplomatic strain and franc weakness. In New York, James Marting Montgomery, longtime Sons of the Revolution leader and former provost, dies at Bethpage home.
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Leland
Anveral
Atev
Ambaseador Terenger
Washington
Asan
Teme
Ele M. Meroover
New York
James Martininr Montgomery
Kenatal Provident
The
Sons of the Revolution
John
Beth Touay
Montgomery
Mtciety
Mice
Editorial Plan Strikes Out To Defense Hits
Joe W Savage reports a chaotic Kanawha City game where Murphy and Reber hurled a no hit inning while the editorial squad piled up runs. Murphy fanned 13 before tiring, Watt Vowel notes it as a historic strikeout record for the era, and the team barely held on as the inning ended with a late rally.
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Joe W. Savage
Kanawha City
Murephy
Reber
Kane
Murphy
Beatile
Watt Vowel
Separation of Moro Provinces Sought in Bill
The article reports Rep Hacen introducing a bill to restore Moro provinces governance. It envisions a governor appointed by the president, a secretary and education director, and a legislative commission, with leaders from the Moros and a council. Bacon denounces the plan as a farce and Moro exclusion persists. It notes tensions between Moro provinces and Christian Filipinos and mentions unrelated social news about Willian Leeds and Princess Xenia arriving in Chicago after a rumored engagement.
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Manila
Hacen
New York
Filipinen
Senate
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Theos
Capitin
Zambosnam Davo
Atutament
Soro
Koven
Chicago
Willian Th. Leeds
Aon
Monuire
Xenia
Mott Stilte
California
Bridge Repair Estimates Expected This Week
Estimates for repairing the South Side bridge will be prepared within a week. President Omer Given of Kanawha county court announced this, with Itobingen and Steinman of New York preparing figures after latest inspection. Wotton Robinson or a representative will visit Charleston later this month to discuss repair plans. The engineer also advised reducing load limits to five tons and noted the need for guard and cap replacement. Authorities await Robinson’s arrival before final funding steps.
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Yeatercay
Omer Given
Kanawhe
New York
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Wee Gigo
Wotton
Charleston
Hohingen
Glyon
Robinaon Hay Tin
Brazil and Spain Price of Germany Geneva
June 1 diplomats from WV begin negotiations to prevent Brazil and Spain from withdrawing from the League of Nations. Officials warn the cost may be the logy of both nations as punishment for Germany’s action, with Brazil resigning and Spain considering non permanent seats.
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WV Diplomata
Brasil
Apuia
League of Nations
Germany
Brazil
Uline
Drowned Boy Watched Police Drag for Body
A seven year old boy named Ralph Lotin claimed the river search after reports that a drowning occurred on Lovalt Street and Clendenin Street. Divers and a large crowd scoured the Dik river with hooks while residents waited along the Level street bridge for news of the body.
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Clendenin Street
Oplock
Ale Stalph Lotta
Dan
Bir
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Lovell Streat
Dik River
Randolph Straet
Louisy Young
Anit Wevan
Virginia Shinn
Reynotdnatreet
Lotta
Ralph Lotin
Lotin
Lovell
Ralph
Ganette
Shiriay McAlistar
Curtail Indian Opium Trade Plan Hinted by India Offices
London report says a ten year plan to cut Indian opium exports for medicinal use would reduce revenue to about 7.2 million dollars annually and impact the economy. Initial ten percent reductions begin in 1917 with final phase by 1925.
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London
Jnndia
India
Haiti President Razzed in Gotham Harbor Fracas
June 11 New York City harbor scene as Haiti President Toula Dorno arrives for talks with the United States. A 21 gun salute is denied and hostile demonstrations from some Haitians greet him. Officials claim confusion over arrival ceremonies and misread ovations.
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Toula Dorno
United States
Tealding Hare
W. A W. Cumberland
Finandat Ad- Viani
Maui
Amin
Horn
Naliore
Haltiana
Denng
Maer
Borno
Fort Au Urince
Wattans
United Statea
G O P Leaders Seek Harmony Over Brookhart Victory
Brookhart, Republican senatorial nominee, says he will seek harmony with party leaders and carry out farm relief plans while noting support from many in the Senate. The McNary bill advances with amendments as Senate vote nears, including changes on equalization fees and agricultural board operations. Proposals range from cooperative marketing funds to large revolving finance for price stabilization and export efforts.
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Chicago Journal Today
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Washington
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LaFollette
Wavenington
Iowa
Mer Nary
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Benator Caraway
Arkonens
J. Cumming
Robinson
Arkansas
Learvst
Wisconsin
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Tarry Board
Tearkeing
Coomm
Pricy
First Light Love Gets Wesley Barry In Marriage
Wesley Barry a 28 year old movie star wed Heanne in Xewalk Minnesota after a romance of two and a half years. Vaudeville actress Wood, 33, confirmed the couple plan to travel to Hollywood Monday night where a bungalow has been bought and housekeeping will begin.
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Judine M
Tere Haute
Warley
Hollywood
Senate approves federal road bill
Washington report notes passage of federal aid road bill with annual allocations of 76 million dollars for interstate roads and 7.5 million for local and regional projects, while existing aid ties to state road programs and union policy influencing funding through 1999.
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Washington
Dunn Ih
bin Cone Union
Million and Half Expended at Penn Polls in 1920 Race
Testimony before the Senate Investigation Committee details expenditures surpassing 1.3 million dollars in the Pennsylvanian Peppe r-Flaher-Smith-Woodward coalition campaign. Key figures include Grundy the angel of Pepper ticket and Mellon connections, with personal and coalition costs, deficits, and loans driving the total.
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Pepper and
Pinchot
Pepper-Smith-Fisher- Woodward
Senate
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Grundy
Angel
Pepper
Angel Grundy
Depper-Flaher- Smith, Woodward Coalition
Citution Organisation
We Hy Folwell
Philadelphia
Corn Exchange’ Banc
Coalition Committee
WW. I. Mellon
Pittaburgh
Mellon
Penpur-Flatteer-Sraith
Woodward
Jim
DaGuua
Government Pinchot
Hia
Young Denies Poisoning Plot in Aurora Arrest Case
The Charleston man Mr Young, returned from Chicken and Aurora, denies involvement in a drugging scheme targeting horses to influence a race. He was arrested with two others, held in jail, and later released on bond after weeks of detention. He claims innocence, blames sensational local papers, and says he faced harsh treatment before his release last week.
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Aurora
Mr. Young
Bond
Mnola
Avery
Charleyton
United State
Anita
Charleston
Jane Hite Avery
Mr Younr
Caprio Street
Measurements Set For Ankles Calves And Knees To Judge Beauty
New York June 11 The National Drapery and Underwear Manufacturers association announced measurements for women displaying a perfect figure at the hosiery and underwear exposition. Ankle seven and a quarter inches calf twelve inches knee thirteen and a quarter inches thigh twenty inches. Ethel Dale’s legs were cited as standard with a sculpture of her ankle planned by Pompeo Coppini.
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New York
Thorne
Isbet Dale
Teg
Ethel Hen Sup
National
Drastery and
Shawar Matte Quees
Dha Healery
Lund
Ethel
Pompeo Conpini
Misa Dale Ie
Karl Cecrnil
Flo-Ziegtaid
Dale
Dradiey Bench
American Mercury Flayed in Canada Editorial Debate
Ottawa editors criticize King George and Relithn political leaders in a House of Commons reading. Hicken of Toronto asks whether a magazine should be allowed entry into Canada amid customs scrutiny.
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Ringteama
King George
House of Commons
C. Hicken
Toronto
Hocken
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