17-Mile Catholic Religious Procession Planned in Dublin
A grand Catholic procession of 17 miles is planned in Dublin ahead of the International Congress this month. The event centers on the Eucharist with a pontifical high mass, featuring a papal legate and the Iron Bell of St Patrick. A 500-voice choir will lead hymns and prayers as arches, lights, and flowers adorn city streets to welcome worshippers and dignitaries.
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Dublin
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Bt. Patrick
Ireland
Phosa
National Museum
Bill Brad
Teuauy
Atresia
Otartea
Fleet
Geofty
Posen
Means Convicted on Larceny Counts and Fined
Gaston B. Means was found guilty on multiple larceny counts after indictment five days post arrest. The jury, after deliberations, returned a verdict of guilty on four counts, with the foreman announcing the verdict amid a tense courtroom.
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Meare
Waal
Messbener
Englend
Organ Tells Of Hope For Chicago Convention Day
A Chicago Stadium scene previews the forthcoming political drama with a half million dollar organ, loudspeakers, and cameras ready to broadcast for over 20 000 attendees. The organist rehearses Sousa marches Baby tunes and How Dry I Am as workers anticipate a historic convention week.
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Bhutan
New York
Heart disease death toll hits record in Pennsylvania
In 1031 the state logged 23,440 deaths from heart diseases, a rate of 2406 per 100000, the highest total ever recorded in the acute department of health. The report notes the strain on health services and cites the alarming mortality burden. Regulators also report restrictions on potato imports from France due to Colorado beetle concerns.
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Rendy
Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Department of Health
Hoover Era Convention Sees Push to Back Prohibition Plank
The Hoover era convention opens amid talks of a resubmission pathway on prohibition and a shift toward protecting dry states from liquor crossovers. Delegates weigh whether to revisit the Eighteenth Amendment and how the party will present a platform for Hoover's reelection bid.
State Capital Dedication Week Urged by Charleston Mayor
A proclamation issued by Mayor Devan designates June 20 to 26 as State Capital Dedication Week. It calls Charleston citizens to celebrate with state authorities and the chamber of commerce, and to beautify business houses and public buildings for visiting guests.
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Nicitzene
Charleston
RP. Devan
Charleatan Chamber of Commerce
Veterans face flood aftermath and shelter struggles
Desolate veterans in encampments cope with mud flooded camps as donations pour in and mobile units race to provide food medicine and shelter. Hospitals strain under rain sickness while volunteers scramble to supply relief and transport out of the city.
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Iowa
Nedical
Pelham D. Classford
Washington Police
Lindbergh Case Fallout From Official Statement
An official statement quotes the governor defending police handling in the Lindbergh case. He says actions did not cross into third degree and expresses belief in police efforts, while noting conflicts among four statements given by officers in the presence of unrelated personnel.
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H ‘Norman Rekapf
Axen
Migs Sharpe
Sony
Police Investigate Short Change Racket Reports
Police investigated reports from Mrs. Solamen on Tennessee Avenue about a short change racket that cheated her of 45. Mrs. Cummings on Quartier Street said thieves broke into her office and stole a 12 mm cast and a revolver, marking a second break in recently. Other thefts included a watch valued at 15 from James Cottrell on Court Street, a white gold watch from Thomas Colbert on Elmwood Avenue, and a pair of gauges worth 14 stolen from Glen T. Clark at Kanawha Flying Field.
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Joseph Solamen
Yennessee Avenue
Oliver Cummings
Quartier Street
James Cottrell
Court Street
Thomas Colbert
Elmwood Avenue
Glen T. Clark
Kanawha
First Lady Receives Tufts Honorary Master of Arts
Medford Mass June 13 Tufts College conferred the honorary degree of master of arts on Mrs Herbert Hoover wife of the president at the twenty sixth commencement exercises President John A Courens praised Mrs Hoover for setting an example for the nation and making her life a walk of part She came to Medford with Mrs Edward Rickard a personal friend from New Canaan Conn
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Medford
Mass
Tufts College
Herbert
Hospital News From The Local Hospitals
Ora Evelyn infant daughter of G N Parker of Welford and D H Master of Clay are patients at St heapttw Mrs A J Valentine of Spencer returned home yesterday from Staats hospital. Kelly Kidd of Booth Charleston admitted at Breate Beamitat yesterday. Mrs Raymond Colton of South Charleston and Thomas Henderson of Heauregard Street returned home yesterday from McMillan hospital. Misa Iela Btewart of Nellis admitted at McMillan hospital yesterday. Mrs S K Buckatew of Gardner Street and Mrs T B R Zickhouse of Owens returned home yesterday from Bt. Francis hospital Blanche Bustle patient at Mountain State hospital for appendicitis. J B Watta of Columbia avenue admitted to Kanawha Valley hospital yesterday, Mrs Harry Hall of Circle drive patient at Kanawha Valley hospital. Mrs T G Jacks of Charleston underwent major operation at Kanawha Valley hospital yesterday.
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G. N. Parker
Welford
D. H. Master of
Clay
St Heapttw
A. J. Valentine
Spencer
Staats Hospital
S. K. Buckatew
Gardner Street
T. BR. Zickhouse
Owens
Bt. Francis Hospital
Blanche
Mountain State Hospital
J. B. Watta
Columbia Avenue
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Harry Hall
Circle Drive
Kanewha Valley Hospital
T. G. Jacks
Charleston
Kanewrha Valley Hospital
Stop Stomach Trouble Without Free Booklet
Offer promotes a free booklet "Your Stomach and You" from TOMA Inc. Dept. M-5, Ligonier, PA, detailing a simple home course and new formulas believed to soothe stomach pain and relieve symptoms of acid indigestion, neur ea and constipation. Includes claim of mental relief and health benefits, urging readers to request the free copy by mail.
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Toma Inc
M-5
Ligonier
Women’s party figures clash over targets for 1932
Mrs Yost faces critique from rival committee members while Mrs Bimma credits her leadership in national women’s activities and Hoover era programs. The piece notes rival Parkersburg figure Gimle Yvert and West Virginia politics shaping women’s support and party strategy ahead of the 1932 year.
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Corporel
J Gimle Yvert
Parkersburg
Welter Hallanan
T Keats
Gaid
Capitol dedication plans refined by committee
Reduction of fares for visitors from downtown sections to the capitol was approved along with detailed dedicatory arrangements. The arrangements, finalized in the office of George W. Sharp secretary of State, include parade details by the chamber of commerce, loudspeaker setup, and filming. Janitors and state house staff will serve as guides due to funding limits, with no extra personnel hired to handle the large crowds.
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Locus Blacksmith Hurt in Auto Accident on Lovell Street
John Lynch, 40, a court street blacksmith, was struck by a car while stepping from the curb near the Lovell Street Bridge. He suffered body abrasions and was kept for observation at Beata Hospital. Police said the driver Conley of Dunber reported the incident and did not blame Lynch.
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Court — Street
Blackmith
Greendale
Lovell Street
Beata Hospital
Conley
Dunber
Akron Back to East PARRIS ISLAND 8 C June 1
Akron's dirigible AkRon completes transcontinental flight from Sunnyvale Cale arriving late at the mooring station for the night. It will refuel and depart for Lakehurst, N J unless weather delays the takeoff.
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Sunnyvale
Cale
Navy
Akron
Lakehuter
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Truck Overturns Injuring Two on Boon Hill
A Blossom Deity Company truck overturned yesterday on Boon Hill injuring two. H. Mer, 37, of Charleston Street and Ivan Bhiffist, 15, from Ward were treated for lacerations and contusions at State Hospital and released. The driver, Miler, reported stopping traffic ahead forced him to swerve, causing the vehicle to roll down an embankment.
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Blossom Deity Company
Boon , Hill
MoMer
Charleston Street
Ivan Bhiffist
Ward
Miler
Chief Executive backs resubmission over repeal plank
The chief executive prefers a middle path allowing voters to decide the Eighteenth Amendment question, without the party advocating repeal. He supports resubmitting to the people and emphasizes strict enforcement of prohibition, avoiding direct intervention unless repeal forces gain strength at the Chicago convention. Leading anti prohibition figures and aides are noted, with no immediate presidential messaging expected.
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Republican Party
Itta
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
New York
Senator Bingham
Walter Mewton
Lawrence Richey
Welter Brown
Treasury
Ogden Mills
Escaped Convict Charged With Stealing Sheep
Alex Crouch of Snow Hill was arrested by a constable on a charge of stealing 13 sheep from farmer Baker at Fork. Crouch allegedly escaped from a road gang months ago while serving ten months for hitting a man with a rock. Robert Mamry was arrested that night on grand larceny charges and will be arraigned before Justice H. R. Clay for a preliminary hearing.
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Snow Hill
Crouch
Robert Mamry
N.T. Sites
Tate Poime
Justice of the Peace
H.R. Clay
Tifay
Mrs Ruth Hanns McCormick Refuses Senate Campaign Label
Mrs Ruth Hanns McCormick protests being called Mrs McCormick as her husband, former New Mexico congressman, discusses politics with press at luncheon. She insists she and her husband will not have his campaign follow her. She states clearly she will not campaign for the senate.
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McCormick Simms
Mmm
McCormick
Mark Hanna
Tiincty Republican Club
Mrs. McCormick
House
New Mexico
Senate
Wise Cracking Gang Holds up Road House
Eight gunmen robbed the Ville Hoyale roadhouse in Pittsburg firing on patrons and employees, stealing 800 and other cash before fleeing. The incident disrupted a lively dance scene as band music played.
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Wise Cracking Gang
Pittsburg
Ville Hoyale
Obituary notices for Helena Wood and related deaths
Obituary notices report the death of Helena G Wood of Jackson Street. Services set for 3 PM at First Presbyterian with Rev Broest Thompnot officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Survivors include one brother, four daughters, one son and 12 grandchildren. numerous pallbearers named. Additional notices: Georgina Nel son, Henry Nelson, Annie Grant, and B Bates die in Missouri accident. arrangements detail burial at Ashland, Kentucky.
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Jackson ‘Street
Focal Hospital
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Raleigh
James A.urtey
Charleston
Joan
Harry Goshorn
Jeste Thomas
B. ¥. Morton
A. G. Alexander
E. A. Reid
O. F. Payne
W. A. McMillan
C. D. Meclure
B. A. Austin
B. Bobbitt
Rendolph Black
W. Connell
Thomes Jamereon
Adzete Nelson Puneral
Gierje Nel
Chesa— Peake
Wertz Avenue
Manuel Tabernacle Church
Wilton Hollow
Herusband
Henry Nelson
Annie Grant
Former Secretary Dies in Brooklyn Home Incident
New York, June 13. Willum C. Redfield, a former congressman and secretary of commerce under Wilson, died in his Brooklyn home during the night. He was found by his wife Mrs Milse Redfield, whom he married in 1835, when she went to awaken him this morning.
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Willum CG
Redfield
Commerce
Wilson
Brooklys
Mes Milse Redfield
Repeal the J6th Amendment editorial by Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune runs a front page editorial urging repeal of the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act. It argues Congress could withhold funding for prohibition, federal agents could be withdrawn, and states would lack authority to enforce temperance laws, implying the amendment’s obsolescence.
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Chicago Tribune
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Department of Justice
Army of Occupation
Successor to Davila Named by Chileans
Santiago June 13 The revolutionary junta chose Interior Minister Rolando Merino to fill the Chilean government post vacated by Cariog G Davila's resignation. Finance Minister Alfredo LaGerrique announced continued study of the Gogach Nitrate combine, a $375 million American capital backed entity, with assurances of protecting existing interests.
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Santiago
Chilla
Rolando Merino
Chile
Cariog G. Davila
Alfredo LaGerriquel
Gogach Nitrate Combine
Prohibition Agents Raid House Boat on Allegheny River
Prohibition agents raided a houseboat on the Allegheny River drawing a crowd on the bank. They used a sledge to enter the floating structure and seized 20 half barrels of unlabeled liquor while authorities reported the gathering involved prominent local figures.
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Allegheny River
Banka
Abe
Patice
Rere
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