Tariff Bill's Fate Sparks Bipartisan Debate
Washington June 17 UPI The tariff bill faces a tight vote as Reed signals support and Pennsylvanians weigh in. The chamber shows a 46 to 44 split with remaining senators evenly divided. Debate focuses on farm rates and foreign receipts, with shifts expected during the conference report.
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Ashington
UPI
Outre Petite
A. Reed
Goebtay
Tate
Wits
Senate Chamber
Morback
Ry & Congrems
Ehfange
Mills
Funeral for Tribune reporter ends quiet Chicago
Chicago laid Alfred Jake Lingle to rest as police brace for fallout from his murder. Officers and officials, including Police Commissioner William Russell, attended the service at Our Lady of Sorrows. Authorities in New York and Chicago tracked gangland activity and possible moves east amid the bloodshed and ongoing calls for police reform.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake" Lingle
Underworld
The
Tribune
Tm Su Our Lady of Sorrows
Jéroms Mulherin Anid
Kansas City
New York
Leim
Chitago
Arthur F. Albert
Russell
John Grege
Amother McSwiggin
McSwiggin
Albert
William McSwiggit
Atete
Steve
Alty
Robert Janam Randolph
Association of Comycrok
Alfred Linegic
Chicago Tribune
Mulrooney
New Chicago
Brooklyn
Trenton
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Stimson Attacks Naval Opponents Over London Treaty Fees
Secretary of State Stimson denounced admiral and naval critics of the London treaty as narrow and militaristic. He delivered a national radio reply defending the pact, blamed misrepresentation by opponents, and warned against delaying ratification citing historical caution.
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Washington
Stimson
Stimeon
Charles Iot
House of Commons
Judge McClintic Sentences Seven For Probation Violations
Judge George W. McCulllin United States district court yesterday sentenced seven defendants to a total nine years and two months in prison after all violated their probation. The group includes Atloneo Barta six months Charleston County. Orville Hoover six months in Nicholas County. Willem Perkins two years in Atlanta penitentiary. Guy Chambers one and a half years in Atlanta. Pearl Jack 28 months in Atlanta. Grant Stone Kanawha County twelve months in Atlanta. Lem Wisof Greenbrier County in April 1929 on related offenses. Probation Agent Solick cited excessive drinking and unlawful acts.
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Keren
Juila
George W. McCulatle
United States District Court
Ware
Atloneo Barta
Laidley Etivet
Charleston
Orville Hoover
Bays
Nicholas County
Eign
Willem Perkins
Hoover
Mick
John Solick
Foover
Jase
Page & Part
Friday the Thirteenth Folklore Warnings Across Calendar
A quirky calendar note warns Friday the thirteenth may bring bad luck with a mix of nautical nonsense and urban legends. It mentions avoiding being hit by a marlin-spike, dealing with strange sales pitches about the Brooklyn Bridge, and notes dates for upcoming unlucky Fridays including three in the next year in February March and November.
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Grand Canyon
Brooklyn Bridge
Pacific Ocean
Carol Declares Helene Queen in Romanian reconciliation
In Bucharest, King Carol II allows his divorced wife Helene to call herself Queen Helene after parliament’s annulment of the ban on his succession. The move comes amid peace talks with former Queen Elizabeth of Greece and Princess Marie, with General Presan tasked to form a unity cabinet amid political resistance from Vinited Bratianu and peasant leaders.
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Bucharest
Romania
Juste
Carol II
Helens
Helene
Carol
Paris
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Prince Nicholas
Elizabeth
Greece
Ferdinand
Ferdinnand
Thia News
Marie
Nicholas
Michael
Selene
Princippal
Presan
Julas Manin
Vintied Bratianu
Local Banks Buy Issues of Bonds
State finance commission sold 1.6 million dollars in bonds in four lots after noon bidding. Charleston based Kanawha Valley Bank and Kanawha Banking and Trust Co led premiums on 760 thousand dollars of Charleston London districts five percent bridge bonds. Lehman Brothers and Rogers Caldwell and Company bought 350 thousand dollars in Charleston Independent district five percent school bonds for a 14,802 dollar premium.
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State Aiming Fund Commission
Charleston-London
Kanawha Valley
Bank of Charleston
Kanawha Banking and ‘Trust Company of Charleston
Central Trust Company
Wen
Charleston
Bend
Lehman Brothers of
New York
Rogers ‘Caldwell and Company
Nashville
Kanawis Valley
Death Watch Interrupted By Command of McClintic
Clarence Crookshank, under probation for liquor, faced a ranger Bent on questioning by Deputy Marshal Emery Sloos and Jailer Ernest Kelly as Crookshank’s vigil at the Kanawha river was interrupted. He was to appear before United States District Judge Georges W. McClintic this morning, with new questions about a midnight canoe ride and a mysterious girl in a pink dress.
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Clarence Crookshank
Kanawha
Emery Sloos
Agastan¢ City
Ernest Kelly
Stone
Crookshank
United States District
Georges W. McClintis
Kelly
Tic
Broor
Seher Kelly
Inast
Anid Crookshank
Booth Hills
Kanawhe Street
South Ride
Stock Market Quiet After Turbulent Session In New York
The New York stock market opened subdued with early declines but recovered as banking support steadied prices. United States Steel touched 161 rising toward 165, and overall turnover reached about 3,003,250 shares. Bearish pressure cooled, margins were hit, and margins and a large brokerage statement highlighted a week of selling.
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New York
Lasue
Ing
Ita
Wiel Longs
Srregu
Bulla
Itera
Thade
Cloge
Lcan
Hales
Galea
Steek
Vig Board
Inquiry into responsibility for ship crash at sea
Federal inquiry opens into a collision that killed 47 as Captain Brooks and radio operator Neff testified. Genekin claimed the distress message went out, but fire disabled the antenna and later statements conflicted about whether the message was sent.
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Brooks
J. W. Genekin
Charles M. Lyons
John Stewart
United States
Neff
Gowerkin
Genekin
Tria
Schmeling Declared Winner Over Sharkey After Foul
The heavyweight title race at Yankee Stadium ends in controversy as Max Schmeling is declared the winner over Jack Sharkey on a late fourth round foul. Sharkey, bleeding and beaten, collapses at the ropes after a low blow below the belt. Referee Crowley consults but rules the call in Schmeling’s favor amid crowd turmoil. the outcome leaves the title belt still disputed.
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Schmeling
Sailor
Sharkey
Germain
Contes
Yankee Stadium
New York
Max Bchmeling
Victor Ovat
Jack Sharkey
YY Sali
Victoun
Needlere
Jimmy Crowley
Cannon Victor By 4tol Vote
Washington June 12 The Senate probe into Bishop James Cannon ends with a six month entitlement report and findings. The committee split over power to compel answers on political questions and the transcript release. Blaine Stated the record submission requires Curtis to certify to district attorneys while Caraway withheld press for fuller answers. No contempt charge was pursued.
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Washington
James Cannon
Senate
Queetfone
Whder
Benster Blaine
Winconain
Canbon
Cannon Isip
Curtin
Biine
Robinson
Jaymy
Walsh
Montana
Vac
Cannon
Caraway
Borkh
Republican
Fiaho
Blaihe
Blaine
Aummoned
Tex
Ury
Alther Bhoure
Onate
Aes
Oil Marketers Gather for West Virginia Convention
Delegates from West Virginia and nearby states wrap up day one at the Daniel Roona hotel for the West Virginia Oil Marketers association convention. Leaders cite plans to fight proposed tax increases and high intrastate freight rates while hearing talks from industry figures on gasoline opportunities and industry codes.
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R.D
Charlenton
Eli Refining Company
Wits
West Virginia
Daniel Roona
Scholming
Tailleoads
P. G. Blazer
Ashland
Repres
FR. J. Ajetander
Pennsylvania
Washington
A. P. Wiant
Cleveland
Allen Mormon Sign Company
Lynchburg
P Laws
M. Pratt
Quaker State OU ‘Refining Company
M.hragle
Michigan Ol] Men's Association
Visitig
Elk Refining Company of
Falling Rock
Sop Pure Oil Company
St Cabin Greek
Moose Killed on Highway in Quebec
A moose on a Quebec highway was struck by Oscar Frenette, a local grain dealer, and died at the scene. Frenette, driving along the main road, could not avoid the animal despite attempting to help.
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Canada
Quebec
Oscar Frenette
Frenette
Lincoln County Clerk and Sheriff Face Mandamus Clash
In Lincoln county the Lincoln County Clerk J M Marcum seeks May wages from Sheriff Pridemore. The state supreme court issued an alternative writ of mandamus ordering Pridemore to pay $196.45 or show cause why not. Dispute arises from alleged pay-roll irregularities since Nov 1996 election. The writ returnable July 15, 1830.
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Pridemore
Marcum
Supreme Court
Lincoln County
State Supreme Court
Pride
J. M.marcum
Hissary
Indotas
Cait
Mr. Marcum
Sir. Peidemore
Clerx
Priforsore
Sherrff Pridemore
Freseury
Sheriff's Office
What Do Senators they demand they never seem
A fragmentary line questions senators demands and their consistency, suggesting public frustration with perceived political posturing and vague promises. The incomplete wording leaves ambiguity about who demands what and from whom.
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Naval Group
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
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