Sprague Wins First Aid Meet at Mt Hops
Sprague won the thirteenth annual first aid meet with 400.7 points, ahead of Whipple’s 398. Colored teams competed alongside white teams as Mt Hops hosted events moved from Fetts due to bad weather. T. C. Townsend spoke for governor, with Glee and officials detailing mining contest significance.
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Sprague
Whipple
Ew River Cos, Company
Whip~ Peared
Sereed
Acore
Prudence
Mt. Hops
Ermory
Eter Pany
T. C. Townsend
Edward Graff
New River
Glee
G. W. Grove
U. 5
Bureau of Mines of
Pitta
Wargs
Russell Keesell
Ate Compensation Apartment
Charleston
G. ©. Meims
Pittsburgh
Jonr T. Moore
Charlesion
Wood Mangin Win Net Series
Wood and Mangin defeated their opponents to clinch the net series title as Sune Se- contenders faded. The match featured solid serving and quick returns from both teams.
Lindbergh Kidnapping Probe Deepens With Brinkert Link
Police press on with leads in the Lindbergh case as Brinkert, a fourth party member, denies ties to Miss Sharpe while investigators check Miller and others. Brinks remains in Alpine with a writ awaiting action.
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Minners
Kidump Waieh
Elmer
Closter
Quesepemenanty
Norman Warshop
T “Brinkert
Bae
Invest
Brinkert
Frank Page
Bridgeport
Wes
Walsh
Sharpe
Ge Aloo
Miller
M. Y
Ski Walsh
Mother Smiles When Stork Brings Nineteenth Child
In Wedalia Missouri Mrs Martha Murray aged 51 smiles at the birth of her nineteenth child a 12 pound girl at Bothwell hospital. The family relies on a government pension and a small railroad wage while Mr Murray works as a section hand and the children help with chores and care.
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C. Johnson
Musbang
Murray
Murrey Wen
Jeres Murray
Bright
Martha Murrey
Martha Murray
State Flags Sale Parade Planned for Derbys and Dedication
West Virginia prepares a public celebration with flag displays along business districts and homes. A parade forms downtown Monday at 1 pm, marching to the capitol for a dedicatory ceremony led by E. T. Williams American Legion commander. The event features veterans, civic groups, school and rum corps units, and a statewide air derby scheduled to arrive Charleston from June 24 with participation by planes from multiple airports. Patrick D. Koontz leads chamber arrangements, aided by C. K. Hetzel.
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Trusiow
T. Williams
American Legion
West Virginia
Charleston
Patrick D. Koontz
C.K. Hetzel
Wertz Field
Obituary notices and service details for multiple individuals
Funeral services for Douglas H. Centers Jr will be held at 2 90 o'clock this afternoon at Spring Hill cemetery. The body resting at Spring Hill morgue will be buried then. He died December 20 1031 at 33 years. survived by widow and four children. Rev Wilbur V Mallalieu will lead at First Methodist Episcopal.
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Douglas H. Centers, Jr
Spring Hii
Spring HH
Wilbur V. Mallalieu
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Musalomuuridge
Cealp Avenue
Alex
Aldridge
Dewey Fayne
New Jersey
Giorgia
Brown
Staunton
Via
Young Street Baptist Church
Spring Hill
Musta Garly
West Virginia Veterans Camp Strengthened in DC
The 1000 Veterans marchers from Charleston and other parts of West Virginia arrive in Washington. New recruits come from Morgantown Moundsville Martinsburg and Grafton while Wheeling is expected next. Commanders shift camps to make room and plan a prolonged stay despite rain. Attendance leaders pledge continued protest until bonus payments are assured.
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Washington
Charleston
West Virginia
Morgantown
Moundsville
Martinsburg
Grafton
Wheeling
Hiffnerto
Rankin
Minnissippi
Gratton
Maundeville
Martinaburg
West
Riffner
Veterans in D C camps face explosives scare and crowd surge
The article reports two half sticks of dynamite found hidden under bed ticking in a camp vacated hours earlier by members of a veterans ex service men league. Veterans fear radicals and police hesitate to name them. Health officials call conditions highly dangerous as arrivals surge and telegraph warnings go to discourage departures to Washington.
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Trict of Columbia
Workers Ex-Servicemen's League
Veterana
Lexderm
Hugh 8. Cumming
Public Health Service
Washington
Car Reported Stolen From Dunbar Police
W E Bryant of Dunbar reported to city police a Chevro jet vehicle theft. The car is a 1023 model with license number 108 826. Police logged the incident as a theft report and urged cooperation in identification and recovery.
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W. E. Bryant
Dunbar
Republicans Quiet Chicago Convention Preview
Republican leaders praise their top figures and push unity as insurgent factions fade. Curtis remains a key name for vice presidency and a prohibition plank sparks debate, with White House silence on a VP pick. Delegates arrive in Chicago in a calmer, crowd light preconvention setting.
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Washington
LaFollettes
Wisconsin
Hoover
White House
Jeaders
Mr. Curtis
Congress
Curtis
Senate
Ren
Congress Hotel
James F. Garfield
Resolutions Committee
Pat Hurley
Oklahoma
William M. Butler
Massachusetta
Beliere Altmom
Chicago
Honduran Troops Chase Rebels in Northern Mountains
Tequicigalpa reports government troops pursuing a rebel group in the northern mountains as a Honduran presidential race disruption prompts a candidate withdrawal. Rafael Diez Chavez, VP and presidential nominee, quits. Liberal Angeli Xungina Huete leads the Liberal ticket for October 20. Tiburcts and Filiberto Pee are named in nationalist and revolutionary theater. Japanese fishing interests seek to combine to supply Manchuria and Mongolia.
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Hondura
Juni
Zaatness
Rafael Diez Chaves
Republic
Eye Group
Missident Iberals
Yeguley Liberal
Hecti
Angel Xungina Huete
Tiburcts Ating Anding
Filiberto Pee
Wa Sheree
Local Hospital News From Various Cities
Miss Ads list patients at Charleston Gen hospital and Stante hospital. Several residents including Prank Drake Bloomington and James Euances Summers street are treated at local hospitals. Mrs Velentins Spencer, Mrs Casto Dunbar, Mrs Meadows West Pharies, Mrs Miller Raymond City, Mrs Byron St Albens, and Misa Milan Dunbar are reported as home from hospital or after operations. Wendell Ripley recently returned home from Btaate hospital.
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Morristreet
Charleston Gentral Hospital
Prank Drake
Bloomington
Stante Hospital
A. J. Velentins
Bpencer
Branks ‘Deepstel
Ics
Wendell
Ripley
Btaate Hospital
William Casto
Dunbar
Stanta, ‘Hospital
BR. &. Meadows
Wast Pharies
Son
Bernie Miller
Raymond City
McMillan Hospital
O. C. Byron
Woman Injured In Snow Hill Collision On Route 60
A woman sustained minor injuries when two autos collided on Snow Hill near Route 60 yesterday afternoon. Drivers identified as Isy Christian and H. R. Stover of Westerly. Captain G. C. Dickens, grandson of Charis Dickens, the novelist, has just been named rear admiral in the British Navy.
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Snow Hill
Rey Christin
Isy Christian
H. 2
Stover
Westerly
G. C. Dickens
Charis Dickens
British Nav
Projectile Wins Washington Race
Projectile owned by Walter J. Salmon won the 85,000 added Thomas Curran Memorial at Washington Park. Broad Bill finished second, In High third, Red Whuk the favorite finished far out. Projectile, noted for a morning workout, paid 68.20 to win after a mile in 1 04 49 5.
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Chicago
Projectile
Walter J. Salmon
Thomas Curran
Washington Park
Red Whuk
Woman Injured After Vehicle Strikes Pedestrian Near Sissonville
Rhodelphia Boling, 35, sustained head injuries last night near Chandler's branch on Sissonville Road when struck by an automobile. Treated at Charleston General Hospital, injuries deemed not serious. L Patton of Belle from biante to striking her, Patters" was driving toward Sloonville with his family when the woman walked into the frame of the car.
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Chandler's
Sissonville Road
Charleston General Hospital
Hospitel
L. Patton
Belle
Biante
Patters
Sloonville
Mrs Osborn Visits Husband In Clarksburg Return
Mrs Osborn of Clarksburg wife of Col Osborn of the state department of public safety visits her husband here during a stay in town.
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Rl, Osborn of
Clarksburg
Col. Osborn
The
State Department of Public Safety
Convention Scenes At Huntington Christian Endeavor Meet
Delegates, reports, and a play titled Come In Action were featured as the Madison Avenue Christian Church Endeavorers of Huntington hosted sessions. The program included morning services at Loudon Heights led by Rev T F Campbell, endearing talks in Charleston area churches, and a two oclock convention session with Rev Ernest Tubepen delivering devotions. Final devotions led by Rev Frank Doraldeon N concluded the day with Willard E. Biles and Rev Bufus Samuel Raborn among participants at Boyd Memorial church.
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Norinating Committee
Madison Avenue
Ernest Tubepen
D. D
Frank. Doraldeon
Offiawa
Willard E. Biles
Buffalo
Willard
Rice
Bufus Samuel Raborn
Boyd Memorial Church
Missing Ocean Flight Details From Page 1 Continued
The report notes Missing Ocean's attempt with a limited plan and the lowest class flying permit. Baumer carried scant sustenance and fuel for long flight, leaving Floyd Bennett Field in the morning and reaching late in the night, maintaining about 100 mph.
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Department of mAlthough
Soat le Baumer
Floyd Bennet Field
Sydney
N. B
BP. m. x. BT
Blast on Tanker Fatal to Sailor
A tanker blast at Toronto on June 11 killed Paul Simpson 24 of Cleveland and injured John Feal. Postman chief engineer suffered severe knee injuries. About 40 000 of 385 000 gallons of gasoline aboard were damaged. Tanker owned by Chip Tank Leva Inc of Cleveland.
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Ont
Paul Simpson
John Fealman
Cleveland
Simpson
Bahay
Chip Tankleva, Inc
Um OH Company
Hayes killed by his own gun trap invention
A man named Hayes died testing a home made gun trap in his henhouse. He arranged two shotguns to fire on intruders. The device fired unintentionally, killing him when thieves entered.
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