Amherst Alumni Hear Coolidge Speech At Meeting
Amherst alumni gather as former President Coolidge speaks of tradition and authority, warning that self government can erode respect for constituted authority. He notes concern over the younger generation’s tendency to challenge elders, while acknowledging ongoing world change.
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Smherst
Mem
Amdrealug
Ench
Bem
Oslyin Coolidge
Amherst _asilege
Cine
McClintic Sets Mark for Judges
Fragmented passage references McClintic setting a mark for judges and notes on population figures and capacity constraints. The text includes garbled OCR with mentions of New Hampshire, prisoners, and a June reference, but no clear event, date, or outcome is established.
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New Hampshire
Yatega
Cartashmand
Five West Virginis Gemqverional
Ini
Mra Laws Dyer Ceremonies for Laure Der Comaty
Funeral arrangements set for Laure Der Comaty, 62, who died yesterday at her home on Quite Street after 5:10 p.m. services planned at 8:90 this evening at the Moore home on Ko7 Senayeet, with J. W. Moore and Chillestan family members prominent. Also noted are arrangements for Joan H. Barlow, 8, who died Friday, with Rev. Thoms Kinder to conduct services. survivor list incomplete due to truncated obituary text.
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Laws Dyer Canldy
Pemperal
Laure der
Comaty
Wro
Howe
Tepe
J. W. Moore
Tire
Caealay
Dyer
Charleen
John B. Barlow
Joan H. Barlow
Girl Evangelist to Open Meeting Here
The Ai- Mine Utley evangelistic campaign opens this afternoon at the Union Mission camp tabernacle and runs for two weeks. Miss Utley, converted at nine, has since Christmas 1922 dedicated to evangelistic work in churches across Canada and the United States.
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Tabermere
Welock
Miss Utley
Canada
Caha
Brazilian Admiration for Hoover and U S Hospitality
A Brazilian speaker praises President Hoover and the United States, highlighting mutual goodwill, peace efforts, and the fruitful ties between nations. The visit notes cordial receptions in Brasilia, with strong belief in growing cooperation and shared ideals through personal contacts and friendships. The speaker expresses gratitude for hospitality and the prospect of future collaboration.
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Gradil
United States
Brasil
Kanawha City Home Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the two story home of Frank Cochran at Mactorkle avenue and Twentyeighth street Kanawha City at four yesterday morning. The loss is about 87500 and partially covered by aqurante. A night watchman from Abbey Owens glass plant awakened the family by breaking a window. Fire crews from Kanawha City and Elizabeth streets stations extinguished the blaze and prevented damage to neighboring buildings.
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Frank Cochran
Mactorkle Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Kanawha City
Four Peck
Abbey-Owens Glass
Cochran
Kanawhs City
Elizabeth Street
Degree Conferred After 32 Years Delay
Cincinnati June 1 United States District Judge Robert R Nevin of Dayton finally received his bachelor of laws degree today. He completed all college work over 30 years ago but missed the final examination due to participating in war service. He earned the Nippert study degree alongside 939 graduates in the university's largest senior class.
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Cincinnati
Uniederalty
Gimcinnati
United States
Robert R.nevin
Dayton
Federet
Nevin
Nippert “Studium
Ie Upiversity
Bistory
No title line present in source
A Chicago crime commission notice urges a boycott of businesses tied to gangsters and those who aid them. The plan accuses landlords bankers and lawyers of partnering with criminals and calls citizens to avoid trade with any who work with hoodlums led by Capone and others. The commission previously named twenty eight gang leaders in a list urging citizens to withdraw support.
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Sestersay
Meza
Chicago
Crime Commission
Chicago Crime Commission
Citteen
Commission
Coebee
Doctor and World War Vet Succumbs at Fairmont
Dr Arthur J Bt Lawrence 42 a battalion medical officer with the 90th division died at Fairmont after heart disease, linked to World War service. He reportedly treated a wounded man at the Argonne front and gave his gas mask to save the wounded soldier, per local accounts.
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Fairmont
English Professor to Study State Ballads
An English professor retires after two years as West Virginia official in charge of state ballads and related works. John Turner may direct. Dr John Draper retires as head of the English department. Dr J David Dale Johnson will oversee until a successor is named.
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John Aaertagten ‘Cox
Englah
West Virginia
Activette de Setrines Suds
Rocford Workes
John Ros
Turner
John W. Draper
Ingiah Department
J. David Dale Johnson
Orate Acc
River Packet Race Broadcast Lights Up Ohio Course
Tom Greene Betsy Ann clash on the Ohio River June 28 with WLW and NBC network coverage led by Robert Brown. Race from Perubank dam to Coney Island spans 22 miles, with trophy stakes and historic needle for the winning captain.
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Betsy Ann
Tom Greene
Ohio
Natchez
Robert E. Lee
WLW
NBC
WJE
New York
Robert Brown
Crosley
Perubank
Cincimneau
ABC
Coney Island
Brown
Cincinnati
Richmond
Betsy
Frederick Way, Jr
Wayle
St. Louis
New Orleans
Captain Way
Captain Greene
Mississippi
Chris Greene
Greene Inc
Pid
Fom Greene
Chris
Robert B. Lea
Mike
Eatry
Nia
Crowley
Helen's Divorce Annulled by Synod in Romania
Vienna dispatch reports Romanian holy synod annulled the divorce decree that Princess Helene, now Queen Helene, observed two years earlier. King Carol allegedly uses the decree to enthrone her as queen, while reconciliation rumors with Magda Lupescu surface. Queen Mother Marie aims to reconcile the pair, with a family announcement expected soon. Police found no evidence of Lupescu near Vienna.
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Bucharest
Carol
Momerch
Rumania
Helene
Coral
Mme
Magda. Lupescu
Marie
Queen Marie’s
London
Saia
Madame Lupescu
Romania
Boden
Retired Preacher Held On Charge of Murder
Decatur Montana June 14 charges of murder filed against Rev Joseph Lightcap aged 60 a retired minister after an argument with neighbor Howard McDeane aged 20 McDeane was said to have objected to Lightcap driving over land owned by Moliviano McDeane and Lightcap claimed self defense in the incident lingering over disputed land rights
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Decatur
Joseph Lightcap
Duskere
Sheriff’s Deputies
Alew Howard Mc Deane
McTivane
Molivano
Nitro Nets Bungalow Fire Damages Vacant Home
Fire crews were called to 1854 West Sixteenth Street Friday morning to a vacant bungalow fire that was quickly extinguished. A late alarm at 11:25 p.m. Friday reported from the corner of Twenty third Street and Second Avenue. Residents include Mrs. Hig Galloway and relatives visiting from Asheville, NC.
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West
Sixteenth Street
Hell
Twenty-third Street
Second Avenue
Nitro Lions Club To Head July Celebration At Ball Park
Celebration plans list Nitro Lions Club in charge at Nitro ball park with Earl Snyder overseeing gate. Nitro-Plymouth hosts a morning game while St Albans Negro team faces an afternoon foe TBA. A racing program and prizes, plus a band for musical entertainment, are planned.
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Nitro Lions Club
Nitro
Earl Snyder
Nitro-Plymouth
St. Albans
Perjury Charges Laid to Capone in Miami
Al Capone faces perjury warrants in Dade County after a triumph in a recent bout. Authorities claim he lied about MacReady in reports leading to jail or restraint actions. Capone was arrested, posted bond, and returned to Island Home amid the county’s ongoing efforts to oust him from Miami.
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Fin
Scarface
al Capone
Dade Country
Falm Islani
Chicago
D. MacReaty
Public S Safety
Capone
Lome
Faksely
MacReady
Kimg
Miami
Winners Are Chosen In Audition Contest
Ming Gertride Dotson and Robert Horr won in the Atwater Kent National Audition held in Galperin's recital hall to select Charleston voices for the state audition in Huntington this September. Prizes include gold decorations, cash, and years of tuition at leading American conservatories. Judges and local committee members from Charleston shepherded the event.
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Ming Gertride Dotson
Robert Horr
Wilma L. Chandler
Alvin B. Trail
Atwater Kent
Galperin
Noll
Represet
Charleston
Hunting Lton
Cean
J. Henry Francis
Chiirman
John W. Newton
Simon H. Galperin
Mia
John A. Mason
Byrna H. Carn
Hilda Smith Casecif
Gertrude Doteon
Lucille R. Havuaene
George C. Thomas
Robert Bar
Kent Warner
Ellis Bonham
Alvin B. Trall
Merrill Smith
New River State School
Montgomery
B. C. Pittinger
St. Albans
Erma King Kelly
Tariff Measure Passes With Historic Agricultural Duties
The bill imposes highest rates in history on agricultural products, wool, and related goods, vastly expanding the tariff list from the 1923 act. It raises duties on farm items and many processed goods, shifts free items behind the tariff wall, and revises administrative rules for the tariff commission and presidential action.
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Brill
Golssorough
Linthicud
Palmis
Ano Aud Smith
West Virginia
Ustara
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
New England
Tariff Commission
Married for 50 Years Wife Seeks Divorce
PROVO Utah June 14 Mrs Francis M Berney celebrated their golden wedding anniversary June 1. Thirteen days later on Friday July 1 Mrs Harney filed for divorce alleging her husband came home drunk and choked her threatening to kill her. She seeks 630 per month alimony.
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Provo
Utah
Francis M. Berney
New State Bureau Proposed To Save Millions Annually
State Treasurer William Johnson proposes a West Virginia state bureau linked to the University of West Virginia to audit and streamline government. The plan aims to cut waste, improve efficiency, and reduce reliance on private auditing firms, with Turner of the university favorable and discussions ongoing for official introduction at a national auditors convention.
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New State Bureau
Johnson
Graduate School of West Virginia University
West
Aise
Univerity
Jakygon
Tite
Turner
Hospital History of City Outlined In Charleston Disclosures
Reminiscences describe Charleston hospital growth from 1907 with bond funded old General hospital on Mill Hill site to modern Elmwood Avenue facilities. The piece traces lease shifts to Dr Thomas Dr Barber and others detailing training schools nurses and staff from 1898 to 1933 including the Thomas Barber Kanawha Valley McMillan and Charleston General hospitals and the May 14 graduation uniting five training schools in one ceremony.
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Gazette
Charleston
Chartleston General Hospital
Millheer Spring Hill
Thomas
Thomas Hospital
G. GC. Schoolfield
B. 8. Young
Zimwood Avenue
Charleston General Hospital
R. T. Davis
I’ Bia
Eugene Davis
United States Army
T. K. Barber
Barber
Kanawha Valley Hospital
George W. Atkinson
Atkinson
West Virginia
Santiago de Cuba
Camp Atkinson
Glenwood Park
Delgh
Hornead
Tn Apice
Tme
Washington
Thoman Hospital
Frederick §. Thomas
Wiliam W. Tompkins
Charles W. Boot
Timothy Lawrence Barber
James Putney
John McConinay
Robert Saunders Henry
Ira P.’Champe
Jim P. Champe
Charleston General Beepstel
G. C. Schoolfield
T. Churchman
Pr. Archfoald Braunton
J. B. Housted
Steun
Ton
Pr. Barber
Kanawhe and Michigan Railroad
H. H. Young
Charleston General
Dr. Thomas
City Hospital
Wss
Charleston General Hospital and Training School
Young
Nime
A. A Bhawkey
John W. Moore
Wm. A. McMillen
George Lounsbury
P. A. Boley
Wm. B. Hughey
Old City
Elmwood Avenue
John E. Canniday
T. L. Barver
Barber Aanitariga
Iet
Thomas Hospital Training School
General
Pera
Kapewna Valley
Schoolfield
C A. Rey
Ataft
G2zetts
McMillan
McMillan Hospital and Training School
St. Francis Hospital
Calatey Straat
St. Francis
Mountain State Hospital
Vir-ginla Street
Walker
Ireland
Godbey
J. Rose Hubter
Alec
Hurees
Sterling Worth
Charleston High School
America
Dou
Auditoriuum
Florence Nightingalé
Tien
State Nurses’ Association
Mother and child killed in crossing accident
In Chicago this afternoon a mother Mrs Charles Ernst and her seven year old daughter Marjorie were killed when their car was struck by a Wabash passenger train. Two other children, Billy five and Mary Catherine eleven, were seriously injured.
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Chicago
Charles Ernst
Marjorie
Billy
Mary Catherine
Young Artist Dies After Personal Crisis in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 14 a 27 year old, William Mullender, son of Bartge owner, drew nude pictures in hot books. He attempted selling them but the editor rejected them. Disappointed, the boy took polaron and died today.
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San Prancisco
William Mullender
Bartge
Hots Books
Prienty
William
Im Presse
Tok Polaon
Democrats Elect New County Committee Chairs in Charleston
The Democratic county executive committee elected Msty E. Potest of Charleston as chair and Carl Andres of Clendenin as general chair. Vacancies filled include Roma Lucas and Lynn Geshem in wards one and thirteen, Beverley Broud, Frank R. Butts, Ruth Wash, Matty Clark, and George Miller in various wards. A primary finance committee was authorized with one member per district and ten wards, and was instructed not to solicit contributions from primary candidates. J Alfred Taylor spoke on party matters as the meeting adjourned.
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Beverley Broud
Frank R. Butts
Islemth
Foo W. Savage Wee Mise Ruty Wash
Matty Clark
George 5. Miller
Chatrmer
Eppointe
Lobby Probes Nearing Close
A man questioned over ties to the Tennessee River Improvement Association faced details of a $36,200 payment from Union Carbide into his personal brokerage then used to buy stocks before return to the association. Chairman Raskab testified on his role with anti Prohibition groups and congressional aims while the committee pressed limits on questioning.
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Tennesse River Improvement Asociation
Huston
Union Carbide Company
Tenneste Association
Raskab
Democratic Committes
Bout
Hia
Congress
Prohibition
Ten
Probibitionment
Antialoan League
Board of Temperance, Prohibition, and Public Morals
Cantos
Flag Day Observed by Local Elks Lodge on Quaker Street
A Flag Day event at the local Elks Lodge on Quaker Street featured a speech by B. Franklin, lodge secretary, discussing the origin of Flag Day and patriotic themes. About 100 persons attended the ceremony.
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Elks Lodge
Mr Lodge
Quaker Street
B. ®. Franklin
New Committee Named By Women's Federation
Denver notes announce the appointment of the new executive committees for the General Federation of Women's Clubs. International president Mrs John F. Snnpel of Baltimore names ex officio member Mrs. Rippel O Berry Goldsboro H C and notes further appointments by the committees. The 1931 spring meeting of the General Council will involve elected officers department chairmen and state presidents. Henry B. Ely of Ve was chosen president of the directors council.
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Denver
Jum
General Federation of Womens Clubs
John F. Snnpel
Baltimore
Rippel
O'Berry
Goldsboro
H. C
Lange
Cers
Os Tere
Ree Mu
Henry
Ely of
J O Club Meets With Miss Irene Neal
Ming Irene Meal entertained the members of the J O club of Ro manuel Baptist church at her home on Friday evening. Games were played and refreshments served. Attendees included Miss Irene Meal Miss Theis Tison Miss Georgie Goad Miss Arvilla Bumington Miss Frods Griffith Adies Maxine Wolfe Miss Wenda Sam Miss Eunice Cox Miss Lucille Meal Miss Ruby Lily Miss Lote Lily Miss Lela Neal Miss Louie Lane and Mrs. S C Neal.
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Ming Irene
J. O
Romanuel Baptiat Church
Aod
Ming Irene Meal
Mine Theis Tison
Misa Georgie Goad
Mine Arvilla Bumington
Miss Frods Griffith
Adies Maxine Wolfe
Mis Wenda
Morgantown to Receive National Guard Armory
Morgantown officials announce the National Guard armory will be constructed here. The facility will house the fire units currently located in the city and underwent site preparations this month.
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Morgantown
National Guard Armory
West Virginia Nations Guard
Tiatians
Robinson
Knights of Columbus To Initiate Candidates Today
The Knights of Columbus will initiate candidates this afternoon starting at 5 PM at 1612 Capitol Street in Charlenton County. Attendance from local community members is anticipated as part of the ceremony. Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith and children of Binefield arrived yesterday to visit Mr Marcelling Andre of Nancy Street.
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Uuit Sun Knights of Columbus
Cts Knights of Columbus
Columbus
Batt
Charlenton
Capito
Flultores
Binefield
Arthur Smith
Marcelling Andre
Ancy Street
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Mildred Bovine
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Huntington
William Visian, Jr
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Virginia Military Institute
Mac Clark
Thureday
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Bud Clark
Painter
Martin
Lunsford
Sheridan Bess
Hubbell Ace
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John B. Bess
Twenty-four Street
Winaten
Rubber Services
Jtath Inn
Milton
Twentieth Street
L. L. Higginbotham
Reynolds Memorial Hospital
Glendale
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McMillan Hospital
Moris Streets
Mrs. Potest
Women’s Federation
Irene Neal
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