Tribal Territory In India Sparks British Alarm
A fragmented Indo British report details tribal zones along central routes affecting India. The piece notes autonomous village groups within a loose tribal framework, Britons attempting to consolidate control while tribes resist. Mentions tensions over holy war rhetoric and regional unrest.
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Newspaperwoman Cora Rigby Dies in Capital
Washington June 11 Miss Cora Rigby pioneer newspaper woman and only woman chief of a major Washington bureau died after weeks of illness. She worked for James Gordon Bennett on The New York Herald and directed The Christian Science Monitor bureau here, covering many assignments in the country and abroad. Born in Lancaster Ohio she was the daughter of a state supreme court judge and began on a Columbus paper before joining Bennett in New York. She later covered World War I arrivals in London and the submarine threat. Burial will be in Lancaster.
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Miss Betty Coleman Hosts 4-H Club Tea
Miss Betty Coleman entertained the 4-H club guests including Elimaneth Waldron Louise Johnson Fawn Grigg Mary Bowers Emma Toney Treeaie Pragale Hilde Holt Hester Moore Genevieve Davis Myrtle Evalyn Hestings Annabel Matics and men C. Murphy Luther Thomas Fat McGouran in a social gathering.
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Mystic Shrine elects imperial potentate at Toronto convention
Esten A. Fietebar of Rochester was elected imperial potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at the imperial council session in Toronto. Officers named include Youngworth of Los Angeles, Hounton of Chicago, Mille of Des Moines, Babbarll of Norfolk, Steuart of Washington, Price of Richmond, Caldwell of Seattle, Webster of Detroit, Sugden of Slatersville, Rahn of Minneapolis, and Cline of Wichita. Next year’s meeting set for Cleveland amid a 10,000-noble parade through the city. Senate leader Robinson of Arkansas and Rep Buckbed of Illinois arrived to attend.
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River News and Local Social Updates From Kanawha Area
Boat movements on the Kanawha yesterday report vessels like Katherine and J T Wilson passing through locks with departures midday. River stage readings at eight o clock list Pittsburgh and Parkersburg levels, with various dams and precipitation figures across the system. Also noted are social items including out of town guests Olive and Mrs Mann visiting relatives, church events at Atkins Memory Church, a celebration for Mr Harrah’s seventy fifth birthday, and Legion auxiliary meeting plans for Monday at the YWCA building.
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B C Will Stop in Three Minutes Mystery Message
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Radio Clock Mine and CBS NBC Musical Broadcasts On Air Tonight
Radio Clock Mine and Schumann-Helnk will perform on WEAF with Richard Crooks and the Nathaniel Scukret orchestra at about 10 p.m. EST. Kenny L. Bumson to speak at 9:30 p.m. EST on CBS National Radio Forum. A Toronto parade and peace memorial broadcast at 12: Teen EST on CFRB. Apollo Saucek discusses altitude record on NBC at 5:40 p.m. EST. Multiple stations and numerous programs listed across CBS NBC and CBC networks with varied musical and talk segments.
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Officers Installed By Kanawha Camp
New officer roster for Nanawha camp No 1 Spanish War veterans installed at Hil s club on Tuesday night. Col HL Hill commander Claredé Hill senior vice commander H M Staten junior vice commander William A Hawkins trustee Howard Atkinson patriotic districtor Ralph Wilson color sergeant Henry Churchman chaplain Capt S B Hood adjutant Jasper Hartman quartermaster Delegates to Philadelphia September include Hawkins Fruedenberger Dr W T Churchman Jr and Ralph Wilson Plans discussed for the state convention of Spanish American War Veterans to be held here July 3 and 5. The program for the events not yet completed.
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Zemo Heals Itching and Skin Irritations Fast
An old advertisement touts Zemo as quick relief for itching rashes ivy poisoning and sunburn. It claims the ointment soothes heat pain clears pimples dandruff and other summer skin irritations with an invisible odorless formula available from druggists in various sizes.
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Motor Company Wins Auto Accident Suit
A circuit court jury found for the Cox-Morton Motor Company in a $990,000 damages suit brought by Leonard Baya of Highoual for injuries from a car crash in Charleston. A separate case, Mrs Anna Bmellwood of First Avenue versus O E Jones for $10,000, was heard in South Charleston. Judge A P Hudson issued a writ of habeas corpus returnable Saturday.
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Heflin Opposed By MacNider Controversy in Senate
Washington June 11. Opposition may block a vote on the Hanford MacNider nomination as senator Brookhart challenges him over past fights with party rivals. Heflin Alabama votes against submitting the eighteenth amendment to the states, citing support for local option. The anti-saloon league and Methodist leaders press Heflin’s re election bid amid controversy over prohibition policy.
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New Orleans Selected As Cotton Co op Home
Washington reports New Orleans chosen as permanent headquarters for the American Cotton Cooperative Association led by Allen Morthington, with temporary quarters at Dellag and regional offices to be set up in the south. The national stabilization corporation will also be based in New Orleans, as directors discuss operations with the Farm Board and await a formal statement.
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County Records Highlight Local Names in Brief Note
In Kansas County two residents, Laris McCormick aged 27 and May Icon aged 31, are listed in a brief county record. The note references Bieta Ence dated yesterday and a tally around 40. The document names Kanshwa County as the locality.
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