Governor Conley Leads Farm Day At Shadle Field
Governor Conley spoke at Shadle Field Day near Point Pleasant where about 1,200 people gathered for a farm show and agriculture discussion. The event featured aviation demonstrations by Curtiss pilots, a livestock parade, games, a basket dinner, and a barn dance.
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William G. Con
Eiat
Harleston
Mount Vernon
H. F. Shadis
Point Plesaant
Hawke Valley
Virginie
Ceremonica Win AG
Middleton
Mason County
C. GC. Lawie
Mason County Farm Bureau
Saraie
South Keawhe
Leon Junior Fos
Togeher
Jerome Vattra
Athletica
Point Pless
Howard Mays
Major Tipton
Captain Patterson
Charleston
Conley
Patterson
Major Tinton
Clerman
Cerman
Tipton
Alnce
Heuce
Mra Conley
Death of James T. Dooley in Los Angeles
Word reached last night of the death of James T. Dooley of Los Angeles on June 19 after about two weeks illness. He formerly lived in Charleston and is survived by two children James Y. Dooley Jr and Patricia Dooley, four sisters Mrs T S Clark of Charleston Mira War Zelney of Los Angeles Mrs Roy H Evans and Mrs S J Paul of Baltimore and brother William B. Dooley of New York. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Jamey T. Dooley
Los Angeles
Cali
Dooley
Charleston
James Y. Dooley, Jr
Patricia Dooley
Slaters
T. 8
Clark
West Virginia A F and A M Negro Grand Lodge reelects leaders
The West Virginia Grand Lodge A F and A M Negroes re elected Rev J Thamesheed Huntington as grand master. Officers include 3 M Whiting Fairmont grand trustees Rev Ale Cregory Cary grand patron Zastarn Btar Mason Burke Charleston senior grand warden Jotin tker Charleston junior grand warden J M Cooper Charleston grand treasurer Rev Z P Pryor Kimball grand secretary J M Zitle Oak Hill grand attorney Aloe BerSour Mullens grand trustee The Eastern Star Vergie Minor Wheeling grand matron Russell Minor Wheeling grand associate patron Jesse Brown Gary grand associate sister Mrs Marie k Scott Martinsburg grand secretary Mrs Basie E Marka Huntington grand lecturer The convention will meet tomorrow.
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Fairmont
West Virginia
Grand Lodge
J. Thamesheed
Huntington
M. Whiting
Ale Cregory
Cary
Zastarn
Mason Burke
Charleston
Jotin Tker
J. M. Cooper
Gary
Mariack
Scott
Martinsberg
Sarah Campbell
Basie E. Marka
Hartington
Hinton News Highlights Local Social and Court Notices
Bellepoint hosts a bridge party at 4:30 p m hosted by Mrs Gertrude Corman. The county court will hold its regular session in the courthouse Thursday and Friday. Residents and visitors, including Mrs 8 F Dunison, Miss Beulah Apache, B W Taylor, the Hunter family, Frank Hunter, Mrs Corker, M Jone, Miss Christina Mannis, and Miss Pauline Mannis, are noted in town for business, visits, or studies.
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Gertrude Corman
Bellepoint
Uncle Joe Wehrie Seventy Seeks New Birthday Record
A garbled account notes Uncle Joe Wehrie turning seventy yesterday with a party on wheels. He is described as not 70 years old, claims a large crowd gathered in Huntington and Point Pleasant, and mentions bizarre figures and odd phrases about celebrants and crowds. The passage is highly distorted and contains many nonsensical and garbled lines.
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Joe’ Wehrie
Uncle Zee
Wehrie
Dirthday
Heck Club
Dim McFneland
Mens Pry
Harry Flournoy
Huntington
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Utet
Ington
Ohio River
Joe
Mars
Dlepaly
Rimvin
George Waknknton
Retrial Refused in Dry Law Officers Case in Louisville
In Louisville on June 12 two prohibition agents Roy Miller and Clarence Gosyett were denied a retrial after being convicted for killing Frank Sears during a 1920s raid on a Christian County still. Judge Dawson ruled the first trial fair and impartial noting Sears was not in custody and was not charged with a felony. Sparks said an appeal would follow.
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Louisville
Dawson
Federn
Roy Miller
Prohibition
Clarence Gosyett
Hopkinsville
United States
Thomas J. Sparks
Frank Beara
Christian County
Paducan
Sears
Sents
Sparks
Wherry
Protest over nomination of Kentucky revenue collector
Washington June 12 1942 Senator Sackett Republican Kentucky sent a telegram from H Green Garrett of Louisville protesting the nomination of Bine Hepburn of Kentucky to be collector of internal revenue at Louisville The telegram was filed with the Senate finance committee to which the nomination was referred and a recall of the basis for the protest was sought No action was taken on the nomination When brought before the committee Senator Butler Democrat Kentucky requested discussion and the appointment was set aside by Chairman Smoot temporarily
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Washington
Seni
Sackett
Kentucky
H. Green Garrett
Louisville
Binie
Hepburn
Cole
Seneta Finidce
Butkiey
Smoot
Madison News Personal Notices Reach Madison Readers
Miss Aviden Hetfield has returned home after a visit in Huntington. Alderson Junior College instructor Ernest Migkiff spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Madison and Van. Mrs Pearl Carter returned from Huntington with Mrs Sidney Robertson, Miss Oscie Bilxon and Miss Ellison's mother en route to Lexington. Miss Lucy Leady of Culpe Hill Ky visits at the Leady home. Various Charleston visitors and local residents are noted including Frank Bradley and the Huggins family. A number of relatives and friends are mentioned as spending time in Madison and Charleston.
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Aviden Hetfield
Huntington
Ernest Migkiff
Alderson Junior College
Madison
Van
Alderson College
Pearl Carter
Funtington
Sidney Robertson
Mise Oscie Btlxon
Mise Ellison
Lexington
Jalie Prien
Humlt
Ted Boll
McKinley Bull
Charleston
J. M. Hill
Ann Elizabeth
Phillip Hit
Hiii
Edgar Hager
Manila
Huts
Frank Bradley
J. H. Headley
Bruce Bradley
Washington Avenue
Lucy’ Leady
Culve Hill
Aw. Leady
Loren. Hitt
Lory
Hilly
Chambers
Logan
Olatkabucg
Hero
W. C. Phipps
Eon
Ernest
Phipps
Greenbrier
Lewisburg
Virginia
Adr Phipps
J. W. Phipps
Dren
Clara
Hempton
Lee Street
Staunton
Charlie Price
Rex Price
BR. G.leks
Hinton
T. Staton
Sixth Avenue
G. €. Richets
Pennsyvania
A. #. Storie
South Bend
Gladys Winter
Lisla Davis
O. P. Oldham
Cistksburg
J. C. Oldham
Sixty Avenue
Miles Dora Davia
Chicago
Tom Thompson
Huntingtay
Thomson
C. J. Schwactz
Pifth Avenue
TD. Hereford
Seventh Avenue
W. D. Berefords
Frank Ackerman
Beckley
Lynn Bwindler
Richmond, Vale
Louvie Gregory
Ray
A. E. O'Dell
Webster Springs
Richwood
Topsy O'Dell
J. W. Wren
Billy
Covington
J. Hy Dowmanly
Cincinnati
Oil Men Adjourn Without Decision
Colorado Springs June 12 Representatives of leading oil producing states adjourn a preliminary conference on regulating production and conserving the oil industry. President Hoover called the meeting. further study and a possible commission are urged for later action. Governors Erickson Adams Reed Emerson and delegates from eight states attended. The group reached no conclusions, awaiting future consideration of regulations and legislative recommendations.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Hoover
California
Oklahoma
Texas
J. E. Erickson
Montana
W. H. Adams
Colorado
Clyde Reed
Kansas
Frank ©. Emerson
Wyoming
Merk L. Regan
Los Angeles
G A R Auxiliaries Pick Officers At Wheeling Encampment
In Wheeling on June 2 the G A R auxiliaries elected officers for the year and deferred choosing a site for next year’s encampment. Officers named include president Mrs Hattie J. Martin and senior vice president Mrs Mary Chamberlain among others. Daughters of Union Veterans also chose leaders led by president Mrs Gertrude Bobbs.
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Wheeling
Grand Army of the Republic
Wheeling Chamiser of Commerce
Hattie JT
Martin
New Martinsville
Mariy Chamberlain
McMechen
Mary Chapman
Fairmont
Ola Dickel
Parkernburg
Sarah W. Kline
Moundaville
Mary McCombs
Moundsville
Grace Wenner
Woman's Relief Corpu
Grace O'Brian
Huntington
Margaret Patterson
Flora Bobking
Charleston
Raith Myer
Parkersburg
Taving Haberfield
Effie Rauscher
Hifie Rouch
Grace Moreland
Rose Cambria
Birs
Addie Miller
Rome Smith
Parckrsburg
Rebecca Johnston
Mary Gillespie
Elle Cottrell
Daughters of Union Veterans
Gertrude Bobbs
Morgantown
Unior
Clara McGloin
Ide Chevyrant
Wellsburg
Ella Mayk
Rift in GOP over tariff and farm bill dispute
Senate Republicans threaten a fight to push debenture financing into the tariff bill, aiming to scuttle the farm relief plan. Senator Brookhart urges organizing progressive opposition across districts, pledging new candidates if debentures are included or vetoed. Presidents and chambers move toward a rapid conference report and potential vetoes depending on debentures.
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House
Senate
Tuwa
Hoover
Doubtiess
Funeral Held For A Be Sines In Charleston
St Albans residents attended the funeral of Mr A Be Sines held at the home of his daughter Mrs Kyle C Walk in Charleston on Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ira Hedrick Mr and Mrs A S Jargett Mrs L J Wilmer and others.
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St. Albania
Charleston
A. Be Sines
Kyle C. Walk
Ira Hedrick
A. S. Jargett
L. J. Wilmer
H. C. Cowl
Tommy Hicks
Arthur Gough
Seventh Avenue
G. Srutler
Troy D. Stuller
George Hayes
L. A. Extwarde
Roth Hereford
Viveina, Mire
C. V. Latter
Dane Ballard
Asher Johnson
Froy
Stutlee
Mother of 16 Sentenced to Year and Six Months
Fort Smith Ark June 12 A woman from Altus Ark mother of 18 children 12 living was sentenced to one year and six months in the federal industrial institution for women at Alderson West Virginia and fined 100 after pleading guilty to a liquor sale charge Judge Frank A. You mane presiding.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Joe Faxt
Altus
Wna
Alderson
W. Va
Frank A. Youmane
Obituaries for O'Dell and Whittington in Charleston area
Obituary notices report A B O Dell a 3 year old yard worker at Chesapaske and Ohio railway yards South Charleston who died after a short illness. Funeral at South Charleston First Methodist Church with later service at Glad Tidings Nicholas County. Also Guagie Whittington wife of Elvin Whittington dies in Huntington. Burial in Guthrie family cemetery. Additional obituary for Mrs A Shawver 57 dies at Maple Street Charleston. Burial in Sumter Memorial Park with arrangements pending.
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A. B. O'Dell
Alvin Hil
Chesapaske and Ohio
Amana
O'Beil
South Charleston
Richard Nolet
Morris O'Dell
Thes Brothers
O'Dell
Bouth Candleston
Clark O'Dell
Mount Rede
H. B. O'Dell
Kulghtn Petry
Calie
Mra
Willam Jones
Mary Armeéentrout
Mount Nebo
Thomas Bailey
Bidewell
Flrat
Glad Tidinga
Nicholaa County
Guthrie
Gas Caused Explosion Is Coroner's Verdict
A coroner's jury in Mullens finds a gas explosion of undetermined origin caused the Glen Rogers mine disaster. Four men died and sixty-one miners escaped from the Raleigh Wyoming Mining Company mine near Bunday with rock dust credited for safety enabling many to flee. State mining officials praised the company for using rock dust and noted the blast would likely have wrecked the mine without it.
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Robert Mr. Lambie
Department of Mines
Eaid &T
Inquest Begins Into Weston Girl's Death
Dedham June 12 An inquest opened into the death of Alex Louise McBride a Weston West Virginia student found dead in her room June 3 Poison exposure was alleged and a judge presided Dwight Fuller of Dedham district court handled the proceeding District Attorney Winfield Wilber of Norfolk county ordered the inquiry
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Dedham
Maan
Alex Louise McBride
Weston
W. Va
Wellesley Voliage
Dudge EB
Dwight Fullerton
Dedham District Court
Winfield
Wilber
Norfolk County
Agent Absolved in Dry Slaying Sparks Prohibition Debate
A regional conflict over prohibition violence rises as officials report 145 civilians killed and 65 agents slain in enforcement actions. Prohibition leaders criticize the law while Treasury and Congress face calls for protective measures and possible compensation for victims and dependents.
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Eecrestery
Treasury
Lowman
Prohibition Enforcement
Smq
Prohibition
Henry Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Planes Will Hop Off Today From Old Orchard
Definite announcement that a take off for Europe would be made about eight oclock tomorrow morning was made tonight by the crew of the mesoplanes Yellow Bird bound to Paris and the Green Flash bound to Rome. The decision followed favorable weather advice. Leeds, Fag A football game here was ordered replayed because Thomas Butterworth refereed part of the game while unconscious from an injury.
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Old Orchard
Europe
Mesoplanes
Yellow Bird
Paris
Green Flash
Rame
LEEDS
Thomas Butterworth
Unclear medical ad fragment in Minnesotan notice
Fragmentary ad from Minneapolis appears to promote a recognized specialist in liver and gall bladder treatment with a long history of literature on therapy. The text is garbled, with references to a Masonic temple in Minneapolis and fees, lacking coherent details or verifiable names.
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Masonic Tetepie Minneapsols
Rina Tyney Cilpus
Stanback Headache Powders Gain Quick Pain Relief
Dr T Mo Stanback a North Carolina pharmacist developed Stanback Headache Powders to stop headache and nerve pains quickly. The formula is claimed to relieve pain within minutes without heart depression or bad after effects and is sold by druggists nationwide.
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Mufferera
T. Mo Stanback
North Carolina
League Council backs Elhu Root project to adapt world court
The League of Nations council approved the Elhu Root project for accepting the United States reservations to adherence to the permanent court of international justice at the Hague. Unanimous approval by the league assembly is required in September before the U S Senate may act.
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Madrid
League of Nations Council
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Hague
League
Washington
Frank 5
World Court
Tne
Zafeski
Poland
Rewnpaper
AL Governmenta Wers
Five Injured as Plane Nose Dives into River
Poughkeepsie June 12 five persons were injured, one seriously, when a plane nose dived into the river here late today. The craft, believed to be operated by Coastal Airways, Inc., between New York City and Lake George, fell as it was flying toward the river. The injured include Dufford McMillan, Mincoll, the pilot James Madison of Blackwell, M. Arthur Byrgn of Blackwell, Harold Gibbs of New York, and an unidentified man Hess. Navy training crew members rescued the five men.
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Poughkeeple
Madeon River
Plann
Dufford McMillan
Mincoll
James Madison
Blackwell
Arthur Byrgn
Harold Gibbs
New York
Hess
Coastal Airways, Inc
New York City
Lake George
Navy
French Troops Are Captured at Yacoub Battlefield
French forces were surrounded by Teibeix and mountainiers who attacked with muzzle loading guns and knives. The French attempted to form a rear guard and retreat to safety but suffered heavy losses as eighty three officers and men were cut off before finally reaching safety. Telegraph wires were entangled by the ongoing action and communication hindered.
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Yacoub
Tebeix
Sugar Helps Diet By Improving Taste And Variety
The piece argues that varied diets fail when meals become monotonous and healthful foods seem unappealing. It promotes sugar as a natural flavoring to make fruits vegetables cereals and beverages more appetizing, aiding acceptance of energy rich and nutritious foods.
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Sugar Institute
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