Ten Hailed Before Judge For Drinking Rubbing Alcohol
Judge C B Bobbitt, in municipal court, fined eight young men $5 each and held two young women to juvenile court after a hay ride party in the lower city led to arrests for consuming rubbing alcohol. Charles Glover faced multiple charges including possessing a revolver, with future action in federal court on liquor, while F Kirchner awaits trial on an alleged gambling room charge. George Aldridge was fined for begging and vagrancy, and two men named Ward and Kouch were fined for speeding.
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C. B. Bobbitt
Directons
Bobbitt
Charles Glover
Jaii
Grand Jury
Incharge
F. Kirchner
Summers Streel
George Aldridge
Charleston
BI Ward
Robert Kouch
Tax Burden and Wealth Growth in Postwar Era
A speaker rails against high taxes arguing they drain wealth and discourage investment. He traces historic rates from 1913 to 1926, warns revenue losses from excessive surtaxes and inheritance taxes, and urges reductions to spur productive enterprise and capital formation for national growth.
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Gemma
Vassis
Russia
Congress
Lke
Bhuouse of
Teriff
Supreme Part
United States
Europe
Pest Minds Agnang
Ale
America
LanKacationry
Executive Branch
Carcer Gings
Wilwon
Houston
the Treasury
Mellon
Fevenus
Ness
Rae
Moana
Jack
Atata
Neighborly Tense Row Ends With Balcony Collapse
Ernest Anderson, a neighbor, watched from an upstairs window as a dispute between students escalated into gunfire. The balustrade gave way, sending him 20 feet to the ground amid four spent shots, injuries including a chin wound and a fractured ark, and a damaged balcony and garden. Police and family members moved to assess the aftermath as dawn broke.
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Ernest Anderson
Anderson
Che Hoyse
Seth
O Dell Denies Bridge Bonds Election Date Declared
Local officials plan a four week publication of bond election details for a 91 70 bridge project. July 7 is set as election day. Judge Welwald anticipates finalizing plans after a Monday advertising start. Tax implications include a sinking fund to retire bonds within five years. Engineers estimate the plan will raise needed revenue before the bonds mature.
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Okey
Femilitare
Adt
Monda
Uelwald
Witnesses Testify in Murder Case Echoes of Malin Tax Estate
Testimony today covered Shepherd and key figures from the Merlintock estate including Alexander Kehlehmann and Billy McClintock’s guardian. Witnesses described finances, alleged comments, and a Chicago visit, with hospital court procedures and guarded hotel testimony amid ongoing two hour sessions.
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Shaw
Mich
Shepherd
Chicago
Dee Qisun
W. MH. Ditundsin
Tulse
Ubla
Alexander
Kelehmann
Billy McClntocl
Mollintack
Tolstein
Wal
Honert White
Ryan
Alnigele Renty
White
Charles Fabian
Na&zional University OF Sciences
Isimania
Engineers to Meet Today in Cabin Creek Visit
The Charleston wranpler of the American Association of Engineers holds its semi monthly meeting at Trunlow Street at 12:20. They will inspect the Virginia Power plant at Cabin Creek and have lunch provided by the company. Representatives of Appalachian Power Company organized the seating. They plan to travel by auto from the West Virginia Water and Electric Company office and return in the afternoon.
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Charleston
American Association of Engineers
Cabin Creek
Virginian Power Company
Appalachian Power Company
West Virginia Water and Electric Company
Trunlow Street
Mobile
Cabin Crevk
Car crash disrupts paving project on Quartier Street
A late night car tore through a new paving stretch on Quartier Street between Friadford and Beaurepard, knocking down a barrier near the Quintier and Briadford intersection. The driver fled toward Tary before stopping, with city officials investigating and residents reporting material damage and scattered oats bags.
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Stade Latear
West
Uncle Joe Wehrle Birthday Party Highlight
A scrambled local notice reports Uncle Joe Wehrle’s birthday event at an informal gathering on Malden Road. Close friends and neighbors planned a surprise while Mrs Wehrle organized the scene with casual celebrations and exchanged tokens of affection.
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Joe” Wehrle
Wehrle
Bie
Easton
Malden Road
Joe Wee
Spyder Soin Maur
Hee Savage
Wenn Wiikler
Harty
Joe
Tomie Reopens Italian Restaurant in Charleston
Ernest Vomel, a longtime Charleston figure, plans to reopen his Italian restaurant on Canital Street after renovation. The eatery will feature Italian dishes, redecorated interiors, and a focus on iron cookware and prep. Previously housed by Ruby Brothers, the site has been a local landmark for years.
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Ernest Vomel
Li Canital Street
Tame
Wonuiwha Valley Bank
Ruby Brothery
Charles Tuis
Greveny Atore
Youth Admits Murder Plot At Resort After Fight
A youth confessed to a fatal fight at a swimming resort where a man died by drowning and blunt force injuries. District Attorney Blanchard said the wounds could have stunned the victim, but Read’s death was ruled a drowning. The confessed assailant, Gill, claimed he planned to beat the victim, who was married to Mrs. Read, a Shreveport social figure.
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Fommaart Annes
Nini
Blanchard
Gillk
Cli
Read
Gill
Dreag
Ce Kuac
Gill Pee
Cai Ie
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Gimity Ul Crineley
Tuithe
Shreveport
Ula Pee
Gir W. Paul
Cotengr
Rhinehard
Tusulk
Henelde
Turmoil in Shanghai Harms Local Trade and Travel
Reported unrest in Shanghai during May disrupted travel and commerce as Chinese anti-Japanese protests erupted near concessions. Strikes and barricades blocked streets, with police intervention failing to stabilize the situation. Japanese shops suffered looting and damage as tensions escalated.
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Shanghai
Lankow
Hyatieow
Ince
Kay
British Mission Withdrawals Cloud China Aid Future
Grave concern rose in New York over China missions as anti foreign and anti Christian movements grow. Bishops and missionaries face orders to withdraw from outlying posts to guarded cities amid unrest and possible evacuation plans affecting Hankow and surrounding provinces.
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W York
China
Celestial Kingdom
New York
Wiscopaatchurch
Willtiman
Mankew
Gahled
Iingdon
Othe Mankowe
Dupeh
Buns
Yingtai
Hankow Wold
Delegates to Letter Carrier Meeting Named
Names of delegates were announced for a national letter carrier meeting to be held in Detroit during the week of November. The event will be organized by the national association and feature discussions on convention topics and logistics.
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Wabhist
Hamilusn
Chartestut Chiiter National Association
Detroit
Heads Music Cus Vorvlanit at National Convention
A garbled OCR item mentions a Grey Tune 12 3 facing Pdeny Wallin Kelley of Oxford and Sus Clovred presiding at a national federation convention in Philadelphia with a chaotic scene involving a hero hohay.
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Grey Tune
Pdeny Wallin Kelley
Oxford
National Fedentilon
Iusierlitty
Phetocma
Hohay
German Field Dread After Lightning Kills Many
Berlin dispatch reports a surge of deaths in open fields during electrical storms as scientists seek safer refuges. The piece notes lightning tolls across Germany, including Silesia, and mentions social turmoil linked to aristocratic figures amid upheaval. Martha Tamberg, Berlin cab driver, discusses economic struggles and resilience supporting her family after her father's death.
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Car
Germany
Silesia
Martha Tamberg
Berlin
Carridge
Obituary of Mrs Rith Greene at Tulsa hospital
Mrs Rith Greene aged 38 wife of Edward Reed from Tulsa Oklahoma died Thursday after an operation at a Tulsa hospital. Daughter of Inte My and Mrs M J Ransom formerly of Charlington she left Charington. Survived by husband and three sons brothers and sister listed. Funeral details and burial in States cemetery. Funeral followed by unrelated notes on local church reception and early radio fashion items.
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Rith Greene
Edward Reeds
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Deversed
M. J. Ransom
Charington
Julia Jarrett
Capitol Reject
Virginian
Ransom
Charles
Neal Ranson
Chartestat
Sits
Ler Pedside
Ineumonta
Skipper Captain Johnson ages well as boat builder
Santa Ana out in Caytaly G. W. Johnson of Newport Beach, eighty years old and still active as a master boat builder, worked hours daily and earned a strong local reputation. A veteran of Granger era, he spent half a century shaping fast craft and yachts that won races, later shaping Pacific coast pleasure boats from Paget Sound to far flung ports. He became a specialist in speedy craft and has likely sailed Newport harbors for three decades, with ships sent as far as South Africa. Also noting the death by own action of three daughters of Friedrich Sallenheim within two years.
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Santa Ama
Caytaly G. W. Johnson
Newport Beach
New Yorks
Srown
General Grane
Richmond
Johnson
Kimogay
Creat Laker
Pacific Coast
Buiie
Paget Soung
South Africa
Newport Haror
Colonies Pass Trade Storms Report States
Washington dispatch reports a worldwide economic shift, noting development in Newall and Alaska. Hawaii seeks tourism and agri diverse growth, while Alaska faces mining sector troubles. Trade between the continental U S and Hawaii rises, with exports like coffee bananas sugar and honey fueling exchanges for foods textiles and vehicles.
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Robert
Thornburgm
Washington
Ain Anite
Newall
Alaska
Department of Commerce
America
Pacific
United States
Alaaka
Hawaii
Haswaii
vonUnenta
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Elmwood Avenue
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Auimele
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Auguste Victoria
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Hix Flancee
Wilvin Jennings Vancey
Willam Jennings Vannex
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Daughters of Mars
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