New Jersey Fight Draws Sharp Prohibition Debate
The New Jersey senatorial race heats up with candidates facing voters amid a prohibition issue clash. Dwight W. Morrow leads anti-prohibition forces, opposing Fort with Frelinghuysen also weighing entry as the contest nears.
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Weware
Tarwe
Tegm
Sersey
Othe
Imepas
Campston
Tossi
League of Nations
Dwight W. Morrow
J. D. Morgan and Company
Mexico
Charlie A. Lindbergh
Gulegate
London
Mmxce
Morrow
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Freaklin W. Fort
New Jersey
Fort_le
Hoover
Washington
Frelinghuysen
Senate
Segrave Killed Setting New Record On Lake Windermere
The article recounts the death of Segrave during a speedboat run on Windermere. It notes Beograde Willeceks aiding Troutbeck in dragging Beagrave from the water and the fatal moment near Lang Windermate. Special police monitored the scene as Beograve died around 5:15 pm with Lacy Searava nearby.
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Kew Bible
Gegreve
Devious
Fortland’ Cament
Gelling Company
But
Ripkoap and Boober Company
Lakeclovem Baruies
Bered
Bagraves
Biscayne ‘Bay
Treeteck
Seginus
Bagrave
Troutbeck
Lancashire
Lang
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Clerk Office
Deeds recorded yesterday show transfers in Beechwood and South Charleston areas. Maggie Baller to W H H O'Dell. Nannie Russell to Sherwood and Geile Smith. multiple transfers involving Vickers, Brow, Parker, and Parle. Grishaber additions in South Charleston. including Fort Hu Drive and Marmet parcels with prices from 1 to 4,807.15 dollars.
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Maggie Baller
L. B. Haffey
W. HH. O'Dell
Beechwood
Nannie E. Russell
T. SM. Russell
Sherwood
Geile Smith
Ghelyan
Cabin Creek
Anderson B. Brow
Osie Parker
W. B. Parker
Della L. Brows
William Vickers
Ellen Parle
Grishaber and Company
Thelma
Union No
Grishaber Addition
Bout
Charleston
George V. Treen
Charleston Trust Company
Fort Hu.drive
J.D. Kennedy
Nathan Gratts
Wools
Clendenin
J. EB. Bailey
E. J. Bailey
Woodward Branch
A. W. Flournoy
Leonard Morris
Marmet
Elia E. Simons
Maxwell Simons
J. J. Birch
J. B. Walker Acasdom
Gaytono Chan
Luiz Ricapero
Dunbar
Senate Approves Tariff Measure Amid Industrial Strain
Senate passes tariff measure drawing sharp critique from Borah who says cement duty raises farmers costs by over 16 million dollars. Robinson notes limited business support though some demands have been organized. House procedures set for tomorrow as lawmakers debate conference reports and potential foreign retaliation risks.
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Genator Borah
Senate
House
Robinson
Ted
United States
Bouchelle Explains Huckster Ordinance in City Council
Bouchelle testified yesterday that the huckster ordinance aims to protect neat businesses and consumers by improving food quality and prices. He said it targets only out of state dealers bringing produce in and would impose an annual license fee of 6500 on those out of state vendors.
Rubin and Cherry Shows Draw Large West Side Crowd
The Rubin and Cherry shows attracted the largest crowd of the week at West Side show grounds. Rides and attractions were well patronized with encouraging business, and today offers reduced children's prices as the engagement concludes.
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West Side Show Grounds
Rubin and Cherry
Ibel
Funeral notices for Howery Brown and Brown family
Funeral services set for Mrs James Howery at the Slankenship home in Hugueston with interment in Spring Hill cemetery. Laura Brown of Montgomery dies after a long illness. services to be at Fire Dept church with burial in Montgomery cemetery. Margaret S Brown dies at 92 in Rendolph Street home. service at Simpson chapel with interment in Spring Hill cemetery.
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Alcs
James Howery
Tomor
Bra
Wiliam Slanken
Ship of
Hugueston
Spring Hill Cemetery
Howery
Power Hui‘pend
Longacre
Anne May
James Clifford
Siater
Mids Pearl Johnson
Charleston
Charles Johnson
Berman Joheson
Laura Brown
Laure Brown
Montgomery
Fire Deptt
Margaret S. Brown Powers
Margaret 5. Brown
George F. Brown
Rendolph Street
Simpson
Charlee Hoyes
Three-Year-Olds Gear Up For 850000 American Derby
Fourteen three year olds named to start in the American Derby at Washington Park with Gallant Knight and Michigan Boy seen as top contenders. East entrants include Snow Flake Dark Sea Ned Horn Pipe and Xenofol while western hopefuls add Tannery Gallant Knight Michigan Boy and others to contest the 1 1 4 mile race. Weather weights range 116 to 121 pounds with prize money of 80225 gross and 30425 to winner plus a 1500 trophy. Walter J Salmon withdrew Swinfield leaving Snow Flake to carry his colors.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Gallant Knight
Beck
Gallant
Gia
Snow Flake
Dark Sea
Ned
Horn Pipe
Xenofol
Flyer
General Jackson
Tannery
Michigan Boy
Bernard
Portmantesu
Reveille Boy
Ned O
Dark Leg
Piney Ping
Alcibiades
Menofel
Walter J. Salmon
New York
Swinfield
Hoover Announces Pact Defense and Naval Cuts
The article reports Hoover outlining a pact aimed at defense and naval restraint. It states the treaty trims world battleship tonnage by 290,280 tons, nests three U S battleships, lifts Great Britain and Japan by one ship each, and defers a large Washington Arms program until after 1946. Advisors split over cruiser numbers as Senate involvement is noted.
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United States
Japan
Navy
Senate
Six Favorites Beaten In State Net Tourney
Six favorites fall as Mary Louise Dickinson and Allan Gwathney win in Charleston 6-4 7-5. Today's pairings list men and women singles and doubles matches with players including van Trask Bransburgy Sweeney Weber Stub Pheiffer and more, noting proposed pairings and matchups.
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Mary Louise Dickinson
Allan Gwathney
Charleston
Cohn van Trask
Bransburgy
Sarams
Jars Weber
Sweeney
Ourphey
Pheiffer
Stub
Biddie
Sraivh
Bennett-Samms
Sr ‘FalStaub
Pheiffer-McKinley
Sweeney-Curphey
Moore-Harfla
Newberry Va Mra
Horne
Stahlin
V8 Turner
Dickinson
Stairs
Judge E M Showalter Addresses Rotarians at Kiwanis Luncheon
Judge E M Showalter of the Marion county intermediate court spoke at the Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon at the Hotel Kanawha in Charleston. He shared time with the Mason School of Music violin class which offered several well received selections. The address centered on the American flag and urged bold diplomacy to advance the dawn of universal peace, receiving a standing ovation with periodic interruptions.
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M. Saowelter
Fairmont
Kanawha
Marion County Intermediate Court
Charleston
Mason School of Music
Showalter
Gene and Glenn Sued For Contract Breach
Cleveland June 13. Gene and Glenn Howland known as Gene and Glenn, originators of Jake and Lenk at WTAM, were sued for 150000 by Aybeth Chemicon Co. for alleged breach of a verbal advertising contract. The plaintiff says the agreement to promote products starting September 1 was prevented by another contract.
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Cleveland
Gens Carroll
Glenn Howland
Gene and
Glenn
Jake and
Lenk
WTAM
Aybeth Chemicon Company
Cleveland Cosmetic Manuface
Appoints Patrolmen in Gazette Report
Mayor Abney Meadows appoints city patrolmen E. L. Murter and A. Neely in HINFON with cited barcityen Sinn land O'Dell unclear in June report. The piece preserves local civic actions and names the new officers amid limited context.
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Hinfon
Mayeor Abney Meadows
Barcityen
Sinnland O'Dell
E. JL. Murter
Ae, Neely
Special Constable Sentenced for Unlawful Pistol Carrying
An intermediate court found W. E. Bishop a special constable guilty of carrying a pistol without a license. Judge Henry Ko Black sentenced him to six months in the county jail and a 50 fine plus costs. Bishop was arrested by state police at Monarch on the Midland Trail near Montgomery after a car pursuit with two women and another man, when a whiskey bottle was allegedly thrown and a gun found on Bishop.
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Yesterstay
W. E. Bishop
Peate
Henry Ko Black
Bishop
Monarch
Montgomery
jBishow
Friday the 13th Events Parade Through Medical News
In Birmingham Alabama Irvin Conybear 19 was at center of a Friday the thirteenth medical note detailing appendicitis and hospitalization. The piece lists family placements birthplace Benton Alabama and names attending nurse Botla Stringer and physician Benny Clemente with mentions of Mobily Alabama and St Johns Church activities.
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Birmingham
Ala
Irvin Conybear
Trine
Fife
Lasstie Conyhear
Benton
Alabama
James Staggers
Benny Clemente
Botla Stringer
JaeWhet Iryje Q
Tamiy
Mobily
Birmingnam
Ann
Afartin
St. John's
Tettern
Irvie
18 Year Old Evangelist Preaches On Charleston Radio
Miss Uldine Utley an 18 year old evangelist will broadcast from station WOBU Charleston this morning at 1130 with secretary Miss Campbell. She opens a two weeks Union Mission camp Sunday at 3 PM and will speak Sundays at 3 PM and evenings at 8 PM. Campaign manager Rev Earl Hewitt has been in Charleston assisting Superintendent Pat Withrow.
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Uldine Utley
Charleston
WOBU
Miss Utley
Miss Campbell
Union Mission
Earl Hewitt
Pat B. Withroy
Rail Merger Bill Reported Favorably
The Couzens amendment to study railroad consolidations and their effect on public welfare was reported favorably to the Senate today by the Interstate Commerce Committee. The measure would authorize committees to conduct an inquiry during the next recess and report at the next session.
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Washington
Couzenn
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Marriage Licenses Issued in Kanawha County
Yesterday in the county clerk’s office several licenses were issued in Kanawha County. Tracy R. Jiden aged 25 wed Thelma M. Rothwell aged 2. Quinten Lewin aged 24 married Ruth Laverder aged 17. Bernam Massey aged 14 wed Lilliga Mooney aged 91.
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Tracy R. Jiiden
Thelma M. Rothwell
Kanawha County
Quinten Lewin
Ruth Lavender
Bernam
Dawes Praises Naval Pact as Path to Parity
U.S. envoy Charles G. Dawes returned to New York praising the London naval pact as a fair and decisive step toward global parity. He argued the treaty would avoid a 25 year naval race, saving vast costs and securing U S interests in both Atlantic and Pacific theaters. Dawes noted technical talks between Hoover and Ramsay MacDonald and warned against public bickering over minor differences.
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New York
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Dawes
Great Britain
Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
Iirestr
Senate
Japan
England
West Point Lieutenant Weyrauch Weds in Private Cadet Hospital Ceremony
Lieut Paul Weyrauch of Spokane married Miss Lucy Mercer of Shreveport in a private room at the cadet hospital. The ceremony followed Weyrauch's final equestrian exhibition injury and was conducted by Chaplain Arthur Kingsolving with immediate family and 36 close friends present. Weyrauch is the son of Brig Gen Paul H Weyrauch and recently received his diploma from the War Department.
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West Point
United States Military Academy
Paul Russell Weytauch
Spokane
Wash
Marriet Lucy Hodges Mercer
Shraveport
Arthur B. Kingsolving
Weyrauch
Paul H. Weyrauch
Worh
Mercer
James H. Mercer
Ls Shreveport
Court Routine WHE Probate Bonds and Guardian Powers
The county court admitted R F Bonds will to probate and named his widow as executrix. Notary A Lewis gave bond of $500 with Myrtle M Lewis as surety. John Henderson qualified as administrator of Herland Henderson with $100 bond and Joe L Silverstein as surety. Guardian Perdue qualified for Melvin and Mary Henderson with $100 bond and Johnson Henderson as surety. Anderson H Brown filed suit against Hy Ly and Cabell et al returnable to July rules.
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R. F. Bonds
Dumés A. Lewis
Myrtle M. Lewis
John Henderson
Herland Henderson
Joe L. Silverstein
Buran Perdue
Melvin
Mary Henderson
Harland
Ella Henderson
Johnson Henderson
Salt
Cleruth
Anderson H. Brown
Hy Ly
Cabell
Mayor Wertz Recites Poem at Lions Club Luncheon
Mayor W W Wertz read The First Overcoat That Belonged to Me to a Lions Club audience at the Daniel Boothe hotel. Dr Barnes, former dean and now a New York University professor, spoke on Lions club service as Emerson Langit hosted the guest. Plans for a Labor Day celebration were announced.
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W. W. Werta
Wolter Bnrnes
Fairmont State Format School
New York University
Lions Club
Daniel Bootie Hotel
Wertz
Charleston
Liots Club
Itg
Dr. Barnes
Emerson Langit
Clab
Keeney Declines Return to Malden School Board Seat
Walter H. Keeney former Malden district board of education member says he will not reclaim his seat after an investigation found misused district funds. The scandal led to a $24,000 refund and the removal of several board officials including Keeney. Emerson Camp admitted returning $1,500 and was convicted of larceny. he appealed sentencing. Clayton, who led the probe, secured Keeney's seat for himself.
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Walter H. Keeney
Malden
Keeney
I. J
Beasley
Charley Skiles
Joe Martin
Skiles
Emerson Camp
Camp
B. T. Clayton
Charleston
Visiting Mrs Smith of Cincinnati Hosts in Nitro
Mrs Cecelia Smith of Cincinnati Ohio visits Nitro at the home of her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Edward Waldorf on Twenty fifth street. A croquet tourney at Poca Wednesday ends with Caruthers and Spradling of Poca winning, Nitro P C workers eliminated in semis. Nitro Plymouth baseball beats Wickline of Charleston Twilight league at Plymouth Grove Park Bent to pitch with Gatens or Hudnall catching.
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Cecelia Smith
Cincknati
Ohio
Edward Waldorf
Twenty-fifth Street
Poca
Caruthers
Spradhing
Poo
Walls
Higgintotham
Goodwin
Britton
Nitro Pen- Cil Company
Spraching
Loyd
Carney
Nitro
Gove
Nitro-Plymouth
Plymouth Grove Park
Bent of Meadows
J. Gatens
Hudnall
Dead Man Held Seat at Fight in Yankee Stadium
A dead man seated ringside at the Sharkes Schmeling bout in Yankee Stadium collapsed during the preliminaries. George Abrahams, 50, slumped as he walked to his seat. police moved quickly, a chair was used, and he was kept alive until hospital staff pronounced him dead. The body was removed after the lights dimmed between rounds.
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New Fork
Yankee Stadium
George Abrahams
West Virginia enters Edison scholarship contest
Ten contestants have entered the Edison scholarship examination planned for June 19. The state committee and State Superintendent W C Cook oversee arrangements at the Charleston high schools. Examinations in physics chemistry and biology will determine the winner with more entries accepted until June 18.
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West Virginia
Thomas
A. Edison Soholiership
W. C. Cook
Edison
Charleston
Aph
Dan
Purdus
State
Negro Slayer Held After Summers County Killing
Special to The Gazette reports Levi Gore, 34, was killed in a fist fight near Cashiner Hill Summers county. Finley Medley is held at Packs Ferry after authorities say Medley fired buckshot from a gun, striking Gore in the chest while both men were intoxicated. Prosecuting Attorney T In Reed, acting as coroner, ordered Medley's arrest following an investigation.
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Hinton
Packs Ferry
Summers County
Cashiner Hill
Levi Gore
Jez Medley
T. In Heed
Finley
Hei
Kellogg's All-Bran Offers Constipation Relief
An advertisement extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a permanent solution to constipation, claiming it safely relieves the condition, contains iron, and supports reducing diets. It warns against pills and drugs and urges daily use with meals, milk, cereals, or fruit juice.
West Virginia Educators Convene On Home Economics Curriculum
Twenty West Virginia educators met to revise the state high school home economics curriculum under R Emerson Lang and Lena Charter. Speakers included W C Cook Walter Barnes Emmett Whitecomb Jean Richmond Teabelia Wilson and R B Marston as the group prepares final revisions for fall use.
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West Virginia
R. Emerson Lang
Fit
Mies Lena Cherter
State Board of Education
Echoola
W. C. Cook
Walter Barnes
New York University
Atlas Emméitns Whitecomb
Washington
Jean Richsmond
West Virginia University
Teabelia Wilson
Saréhall College
R. B. Marston
Bratersville
Wit Round Table
Dis Suamlona
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Cherry
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E. “M. Showalter
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Depew
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Stephens College
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W. EF. Bishop
Carleston
Frank Pilcher
New England Conservatory of Music
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Plann
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Ambassador
West Pointer Marines
Kanawha Gawden
Hurteseny
W. W. Wertz
Lions
Nitro News
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le Myer
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Edison Prize
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Memphis
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Little Rock
Atlana
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