Bruening Given Fullest Powers Amid German Cabinet Crisis
Berlin reports that Heinrich Bruening received fullest powers from President Hindenburg to dissolve the Reichstag and summon elections if political factions press a special session. The move aims to avert a cabinet crisis as foreign credits face withdrawals and uncertainty unsettles banks and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Paul von Hindenburg
Neudeck Utag
Bruening
Reichstag
Cabinet Cristo
Attecks
Germany
New York
United States
Een
Ted
Britth
Germaman Banks
Communists Active Here In Charleston And Kanawha Valley
Major O Connor warns in Charleston that communists within the American Federation of Labor mobilize through industries to sow unrest. He cites supposed publications and hunger march figures, portraying Moscow’s five year plan as a world threat and urging thinking people to resist revolutionary pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherlexton
Esnawha
American Federation of Labor
United States
Charleston
Kanawha Valley
O'Conner
West Virginia
Sirens
Ens
Moscoer
Associated Press
United Press
O'Connor
Russia
Beyona
Bishop Cannon Sues Newspaper Over Libel Damages
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South sues William Randolph Hearst and the Los Angeles Examiner for 61.5 million dollars, alleging libel and conspiracy to defame him and George Young, publisher of the Examiner. He claims Hearst opposed prohibition and coordinated defamatory publications since the 1928 presidential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
William Randolph Hearst
Los Angeles Examiner
George Young
Examiner, & Hearst
Cannon
Hearst
Beart
Beare
Taylor Considering Run For Governor
Alfred Taylor of Fayetteville, Speaker of the House, is said to be weighing another gubernatorial bid. He told a Wheeling correspondent he is far from deciding, with many Democrats urging him to run. Taylor, Democratic nominee in 1938, has two House terms and earlier state service. the remark follows a cautious note on timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Taylor
Fayetteville
House of Delegates
Goveror
Wheeling
House of Representatives
St Albans News Highlights Local Events And Gatherings
St Albans residents celebrate reunions and banquets while planning health outreach. J C Kennedy returns home to Cedar Grove after visiting friends. Mrs G H Ellis hosts So-A-Way club gathering with many members. A free child conference at Central school June 18 and follow ups June 26 July 4 aims to educate parents and prevent epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Ellis
Park Street
Thore
PP Rolatein
J. H. Remsley
Terrence Cook
H. E. Craig
Oscar Philpot
Wiles Demma Byrd
L. 3. Wilmer
C. G. Rossaing
J. Bartlett
G. Stutler
Yaslor
EC. Clayton
Elite
Kanawha County Health Uni
Bennus
Central Choo
Thames
Ryder Cup Course Is Mostly British
Scioto Country Club in Columbus, on June 26 and 37, hosts the Ryder Cup with a course praised as mostly British in design. Scioto's natural hazards and fairway watering keep it in excellent condition, with lighter rough and fewer artificial traps for the American and British teams. Sargent, Scioto pro, notes holes 9 17 and 14 as standout challenges, while Hagen and Turnesa faced misplays elsewhere in past Opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golumbus
UPI
Ix Tila
Scioto Wuntry Club
George Sargent
Scioto
England
United States
Saig Sargent
Donald Ross
Ameriter
Hobby Jones
Joe Turnesa
Walter Hagen
Sargent
Actress Former Aid Must Serve Jail Term
Daisy de Boo, former secretary to actress Clara Bew, must serve 28 months in jail after the state court of appeals upheld a grand theft conviction. The court discharged an alternate writ, ruling against the probation act challenge, and remanded her to custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Angeles
API
Daisy de Boo
Clara Bew
Must Barreami
Gistriet Court of Appeals
Mies de Boe
Will Um Boirne
Quick Vatican Italy settlement forecast in Rome
In Rome on June 12, the Vatican moved toward quick settlement with Italy as the Pope handed a note to Papal Nuncio Borgongini-Duca for delivery to the Italian foreign minister. Vatican circles expected a government reply by tomorrow and hoped an accord would be reached within a week after a lengthy discussion with the nuncio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Italy
Borgonginil-Duca
Ehé Fopé
St James Announces Morning Children's Program
St James Episcopal church hosts a children day exercise tomorrow at eleven with Mrs T G Nutter speaking on Great Mothers. Public invited. Dresden report notes Anna Guttich confessed poisoning five members of her employer’s family after a reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
T. G. Nutter Wall
Dresden
Anna Guttich
Jal
Camp official seeks clemency after theft conviction
Q Emerson Camp former Kanawha county schools superintendent filed a petition for executive clemency with Governor Conley asking for a pardon from his larceny conviction for $800 in school funds and a three year sentence. Prosecuting and sentencing recommendations were sent to the governor, with Camp to report to surrender next Monday. Police reported multiple thefts including a hotel theft of a cameo ring a watch and 12.75, a store break in with cash and cigarettes, and a garage burglary with a revolver, while two suspects linked to a robbery near Huntigson were sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neas
Mts
Billie Lou Queen
United States
C. Blake
Bridge Avenue
Tls
H. C. Pearson
Maxwell Street
Fi W Reaves
California
Avenue Land & Revolver
Beane Brothers
Mirlbeeaux
Huntingson
Charleston
Q. Emerson Camp
Kanawha County
Gilead
Ganley
Fens
Albert G. Jenkins
J. Blackburn Watts
Henry K. Black
Camp
Jenkins
Conley
State Supreme Court
Jurymen Probe Starr Murder Case Files In Court
Grand jury hearings reveal diary details of Starr life and alleged confessions by friends and associates. District Attorney Edwards directs inquiry into missing house documents and possible witnesses, while Tucker Faithfull defends Starr’s character amid speculation. London diary note cited by Daily Express claims 1929 suicide attempt by Miss Faithfull with tablets and revival after treatment.
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Beckman
Lim
Flushing
Starr
Elvin N. Edwards
Magnau County
Edwards
Brad
Harry Stoner
Edwin Megaragee
Tucker
United Press Today
Tald
Mery
Iike
London
The
Daily Express
Stacr .Faithfull
Miss Faithfull
the Express
Phygicka
Aweine
Hearing Monday On Docks Leases Contested
A city council hearing Monday will consider a proposed docks lease linked to a 20 year terminal project on the Mississippi riverfront. The plan would have the company guarantee delivery of up to 500000 tons of coal to Minneapolis at a price at least 56 cents below the Met price and fund construction via bonds while maintaining the terminal. Aldermen debated speed and fairness with Alderman Gravsik and Peterson clashing over terms and objections from Twin City Coal Exchange regarding foreign cargo usage.
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Nutil
Minnneapolis
Minneapolis
John Peterson
Ed J. Gasink
Peterson
Mm DB Statemet
Neva
Grsvik
Twin City Coal Exchange
New Caps For City Firemen
City officials plan new uniforms for fire and police staff for the new fiscal year. Iron fire hats will be replaced by lighter caps costing 84.50 each, resembling World War I tin hats. Traffic officers will wear khaki uniforms with new cap styles. patrolmen mostly unchanged, but many will receive new uniforms and sleeves updated.
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Hremen
Tuer
Bitter Fight Is Predicted On Rate Increase Plan
Citizens have not taken sides as rail labor fears wage cuts and argues the plan is a consumer tax that will cut farmers' returns. Railroads take a large slice of farmer revenue, while questions about timing, effects on prices, and buying power loom large. Hearings may begin in July with close secret sessions. Hawley Smoot compares.
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Tierte
Conference Table Cove
Ith
Green Baize
Congress
Theater Man Denies Party Denial
Theater man Pantages testifies he did not arrange encounters with women, denying a claim that he offered to “get these women” to transact business. He contends he turned away advances, insisting he did not engage with Miss Nit or similar acts when alone with her, answering in the same manner to related questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Pantages
Githeights
Child Breaks Long Silence in Murder Case Details
The article recounts Rose Garrett's coerced false statements about her father shooting himself and about Ray’s death. Investigators report no powder burns at the head, but powder grains near the site suggest the gun fired from 40 to 36 inches away. Rose faced threats from her stepmother to comply.
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Garrett
Rose
M. Garrett
Ray
Tietim
Bern
West Virginia Insurance Men Meet in Huntington
West Virginia insurance men gather in Huntington for the 32nd annual convention of the West Virginia Association of Insurance Agents. Delegates will be welcomed by Mayor Chapman and W. S. Rosegweim, with responses from Mayor R. F. Devon of Charleston and other officials.
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Huntington
Nention
West Virginia Association of Insummer Agents
Chapman
Rosegweim
Chamber of Commerce
R. F. Devon
Charleston
National Association of Insurance Agents
W. F. Alexander
Charles Town
Jeffingan County
Das
Willam E. White
Ralph E. E. Hichman
Gineinnat
William B. Calhoun
Milwaukee
Wis
National Association
Stram Wasserman
Huntington Insurance
Ane C
Real Estate Transfers Deed Listings Include Numerous Blocks
The county clerk’s office records multiple transfers in Charleston and surrounding districts. Alfred Walker to Amelia Walker and others. Chesapeake Realty to Henry Perdieff wife. J. Hambrick deals on Highland Terrace. Union Mission Settlement to Joan Harmon. Florence Campbell and French Campbell exchanges. Bettie Jarrett to Howard Reed. Guaranty Investment to EB Stan. W. J. Wexland purchase in Turiew Heights. Joe Reed and Blanche East on Spring Avenue. Gallatin Mining Company deal. Plus a crash note: Auto Falls 600 Feet after occupants leaped to safety at Horst Shop Passa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Walker
Amelia Walker
Malcolm
Dickinson
Chesipeare Realty Company
Henry Perdie
Joss
Chesapeake
Louston
William F. Fiezwater
J. P. Hambrick
Highland Terrace
South Charleston
T. P. Hambrick
Edith Newhart
Highlands Terrace
Joan W. Harmon
Union Mission Settlement
Chesafeake Land and Development Company
Charleston Realty Company
Poca
Thomas Reed
Guaranty Investment Company
EB. J. Stan
Maple Road
Albert
Virginia Goorey
W. J. Weaxland and Company
Turiew Heights
Local Physician Attends National Medical Convention
Dr. W. B. Black of Washington street returned home yesterday from the national convention of the American Medical nanochition and the American Proctologic association in Philadelphia. He presented a paper before the proctologic association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Black
Washington Street
American Medical Nanochition
American Proctologic Association
Phrladelphia
Black
Proctologic Association
Marriage Licenses Reported in Kanawha County Office
Kanawha county clerk records show several marriage licenses issued the previous day. Names include Fallis Byrd aged 31 and Rosalie Beane 18 Granville and Wamsley 23 and Florence Lovett 21 James and Emma F Callahan 50. David W. Groves 26 and Athold Shepherd 26. Benjamin J. White 20 Bowles 42 and Hattle.
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Pasterday
Kanawha County
Fallis Byrd
Rosalie Beane
Granville &, Wamsley
Florenca
Lovett
James
Sullivan William H obituary in Washington Street home
William H Sullivan died at his Washington Street residence after weeks of illness. Survived by widow two daughters Margaret Elizabeth Hathir two sisters Ira Maude Johnson and Florence Watts. funeral Sunday morning at 11 from residence with Rev Peter Moore services. burial in Carpenter Cemetery Wolf Pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willanc. Sullivan
Wiliam H. Sullivan
Washington Street
N. O. Carpenter
H. Dise
Peter Moore
Carpenter Cemetery
Wolf Pen
Boy Injured In Dive Into Shallow Water
Richard EB Patrick age nineteen of Burdette court dislocated his hip diving in the Kanawha river at Lock Five and was removed by companions to St Francis hospital. Robert Kincald twelve of Fry street was struck by a mail truck on Summers street and taken to St Pravers hospital with a fractured knee and chest and arm lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard EB. Patrick
Burdettecourt
Kanawha River
Patrick
Wever
St. Francis’ Hospital
Robert Kincald
Fry Street
Summers Street
Yestern
St. Pravers Hospital
Route Changes Approved for Piedmont Bus 4 Route
The state road commission approved several route changes and permissions for Piedmont Bus 4, including an extended path along Quarrier to Lee and Broad streets to various city streets, with extensions toward Kanawha and Ross through Washington and California streets. Additional orders denied a Buckley Clifftop line, cancelled a Blue and Gray Transit certificate, and approved an assignment of a Charleston to Logan motor freight line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Road
State Road Commission
Quarrier Street
Capitol Street
Lee Street
Broad Treet
Smith Street
Brooks Street
Baines Street
Morris Street
Kanawha Street
Washington Street
California Street
McClung Street
Ben F. Dorsey
Blue Andd Gray Transit Company
Beckley and
Thurmond
Sanders
Beckey-Thurmond
F. Q. Sanders
Pennsylvania Transit Company
Ohio State Line
East Steubenville
Follanshee
Pennsylvania State Line
Arscoma Tax Company
Charleston
Logan
Export Licenses For Arms Granted To China
The State Department has issued export licenses for arms shipments to China after a month of consideration following a request by the Nanking government via the American legation at Feiping. Dr Wu announced his resignation as Chinese minister to Washington citing war-like preparations by the Peking government and arms purchases in the U.S. aimed at the Canton people as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nanking
State Department
Feiping
C. Wu
United States
Canton
Storage House Bid Opening Set by State Court
The state storage house project advances with bids to be opened June 26 after Notary Bond pred by J. Satles with Huntington hospital as surety. Plans detail a 36 by 45 foot building with concrete basement, face brick, and tile rear for vegetable storage and bakery prep. A separate contract for a Negro Deat and Blod school storage building near Huntington was awarded to J. J. West Inc. for 5 800.57. A burglary case follows as Charles Witan and Kie lfe were arrested after a train incident in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Satles
Ned Cosumalothcnies
Yener&iy
Betasee County
Huntington ‘Brete Hospital
Ohirson
State Board of Control
Inett
Tate
J. J. West Inc
Huntington
Estate administration and church trustees named in county records
Yesterday in county court Amelis Walker qualified as administratrix of 5 J Walker deceased with a 4000 dollar bond to Maryland Casualty as surety. Trustees named for Anbury M BE church include L H Kenney W W Watts G Martin F W Pritt Bettle Gary B M Eyre J H Love and C A Boys. Circuit court chancery docket shows Hamilton Lamber company versus Harry Johnson et al, returnable to suitz rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelis Walker
J. Walker
Maryland
Anbury M. BE
L. H. Kenney
W. W. Watts
G. Martin
F. W. Pritt
Bettle Gary
B. M. Eyre
J. H. Love
C. A. Boys
Salt
Tm Circuit
Hamilton Lamber Company
Harry Johnson
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Bishop Cannon Sutes Newspaper
Taylor
Foster
Nis
St. Albans News
J. C. Kennedy
Cedar Grove
Mies. Thomas
Banfty Morrison
I. J White
Mary Sue
George Thomas
Roanoke
James F. Sattes
Batty Jo
Bfr
Fred Kaiser
Brooklyn
N. Y
Blueflota
LJ White
Margaret
Bluefield
Princeton
J. H. Gadd
Manquet
Rt. Albans High School
J. D. Treanor
J. Waverly Gaines
Mmanesiumul
Randolph Specht
Bernard Cottrell
Howard Hensley
Arthur Edwards
Martin Bowles
Sl ‘Sass
Cedar Ferere
Mise
Nell Campbell
Harry ‘Sjackana
Deward
C. Specht
Whale Town
Irene McDermit
Mr. Specht
R. C Specht
J. D. Treanor Haroyon Melton
Waverly Curnes
G Specnt
Homer Hawley
R. L. Curnes
Nei Campbell
Robert Henz~nan
Trene McDermit
Arnold ‘Hardman
Betty Cowl
Marguerite Ranson
Lawrence Gatens
Margery Melton
Franz Sattes
Hernard Cottrel
Marshall Cunningham
Henrietta Gray
Hartzell Barker “Kennedy
Mr Guddirs
Edgar Delaney
James Hansitt
Virginia Smith Dilsworth
Margaret Smith Blicer
Jean Fogle Smoith
Chess Holloran
Charles Wheaton
Elsis Dunn
Albart Clarkson
Gladys Kirk
Bery] Estep
Glenn Miller
Faye Alley Levis
Ernest Irwins
Dewara Estep
Mary Dawson
Riley Dawson
Ray Hurd
Henry Ray
Finn Wood
Harry Jackson
Garnett Dodse
Rachel Rogers
Mildred Branley
Grace Lawrence
Wilma Lander
Carroll Barker
Dorothy Lander
Homer Bogess
Deane Legae
Business Mer’s Association
N. Slater
Wilbur Bodie
Seventh Avenue
Besnon
St. Albans High School
Robert Henznen
Hols Bible Behool
the Hirst Baptist Church
Elme Cunningham
al- Bara
Charleston General
Indies Aid of the Puree ‘Baptist
Joseph Grippo
J. W. Rimmer
C. & Giveon
W. R. Meadows
Vaighn
P. Roberts
Rimmer
Bins
James Dadsin
Wirt Himmer
Com Crouch
Salle Benne
Clyde Thornton
Barnette
Walter Morrison
Oliver Gessel
Clara
Goldie Rogers
Grippo
Cnaie
0. N. Cadle
West St. Albans
Benjamin Sidebottom
Fifth Avenue
Clyde and
Tennyeon Sidebottom
Samuel Stance
Williamy Wontrom
Blanch Morgan
Henry Hopkins
Mabel Morrison
Margaret McClintic
Daniel Stockwell
Ava Mae Boott
James Frice
Dunbar
Katherine Morgan
Duck McClintic
Mack Chandler
Morgautance Tottland
jClaribel Zerrick
Clydn
Tennyson Sidebottom
Sigg Hunchean Giests
M. J. Phelps
Holly Street
Esthe, Starlin
Ruth
Batdon
Oregon
Thomas Lee
D. H. Phelps
H. L. von Camp
Paden Ory
Cincinnati
Easther Sterlin
Baden
W. H. J. Knapp
Anna Katherine
Baltimore
Gettysburg
St. James
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
Lender
Susing
W. Va
Homer J. Ward
George BR. Peary
Pine View
Chandler Branch
Josephine E. Redes
Blanche F. East
Aldé Spring Avenue
C. H. Conner
Gallatin Mining’ Company
Cabin Crank
Pasa
Liangallen
Fay Wray
Lew Cody
Eddie Gribbon
Piedmont
China
Bovbers
Lokdon
Charles Witan
Kie *Lfe
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
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