Senators Call On Hoover For Specific Plan
Senate demands concrete recommendations from President Hoover to cut government spending as relief and economy measures stall. Conferees near agreement on a new economy bill, but little progress persists as House and Senate adjourn after a Tennessee representative’s death. Budget balance pressures linger while negotiators debate figures and deadlines.
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White House
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Dracer
Curtis Hinting At More Stories Or Reflecting On Sharpe Case
In Flemington New Jersey Curtis Morfolx comments on Miss Sharpe's family and criticizes state police while questioning newspaper coverage. He references time under guard and suggests authorities delayed arrest and imply foul play for motive. He defends his remarks to the Jailer as necessary.
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Flemington
Curtis Morfolx
Atate
Sharpe
Auard
Willie Willis My Revert Quien What barn did te do
Frog figures appear in a garbled dialogue about water and causation. The fragment mentions a barn, a revert, and insistence that no one else is using the barn. Names and clear actions are unclear, leaving minimal factual context to summarize.
Parkersburg Woman Wins State Post From Mrs. Yost
Mrs J Gale Ebert of Parkersburg defeats Mrs Lenna Lowe Yost to become West Virginia’s national committeewoman at the Republican convention. The delegation voted Yost from the committee but thanked her for her past service and pledged loyalty as director of the national women’s division. Ebert, active in suffrage causes, succeeds Yost immediately after suffrage in WV.
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Miter
Chicago
Lenna Lowe Yost
West Virginia
J. Gale Ebert
Parkersburg
Yost
Wervicta
Curtis
Hoover
Ebert
German People Face Big Taxes
Berlin June 14 The government imposed a sweeping emergency tax decree signed by President Paul von Hindenburg and Chancellor Franz von Papen. Every employed person pays a tax. every purchase contributes to government funds while unemployment and war injuries dole payments are cut. The measure, justified by Broening regime problems, aims to raise about 400 million marks to fund unemployment relief.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Bardem
Keinrich Broening
Dr. Broening
Eae
Mabama Senator Gains In Run Off Election
United States Senator Hugo Black of Birmingham surged to the lead in a run off with former Gov Thomas E Kilby as returns from 412 of 2,136 precincts were counted. Black 29631 Kilby 16088 in a Democratic primary race as tabulations continued.
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Montgomery
Als
United States
Hugo Black
Birstingham
Thomas E. Kiley
Anniston
Fox
Black
Kilby
Mullens Mayor Reelected In Citizens Party Victory
Mullens voters re elected Mayor P O L Col let running as the peoples party candidate. He defeated F H Crafton by 817 votes to 358. J B Varnon and J E B Wyatt were chosen as town commissioners, forming the town council with the mayor.
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P—O. L. Collet
People's Party
F. H. Crafton
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J. B. Varnon
J. E B. Wyatt
Death Delays House Vote on World War Bonus
Washington June 14 a death interrupted a tense capital rally as Representative Edward Eslick collapsed and died delaying the House vote on a proposed 2.4 billion World War I veterans bonus. The chamber adjourned in respect while debates paused and plans were made to reconvene tomorrow with votes on amendments including a 2.75 percent beer tax to fund the payments.
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House
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D. Tenn
Senate
Balick
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Kiebrig
D. Tex
Eslick
Speculation Cure Offered Senate Banking Committee
Washington June 14 Prof William Ripley urged the Senate banking committee to require large corporations to publish frequent earnings and operating data to curb stock manipulation. Harvard economist Alan urged officers to disclose holdings in their own firms. Senator Courens welcomed the idea of legislation.
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Ripley
Someony
Courens
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Harvard
Alan
Bess
Hie van Dyke
Wieboeta
Binley
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Kreuger
Toil
Acetet
Rescue Ship Arrival Ends Eight Day Ordeal
Hausner clung to wreckage of a red monoplane for eight days off the Portuguese coast as rough seas and fog threatened a final chance at rescue. A Circe Shell tanker spotted him at dusk and a crew led by Captain James W. Wilson brought him aboard, where he thanked the captain and said he had waited eight days.
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Stanshaw PF
Hausner
Kausner
Tienha
New York
James W. Wilson
Wilson
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Wea
Circe
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Sra
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Comen
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The
Pat Hurley
Pat
Republican Party
Bill Sally
Brown
Wilbur
Branford
Officials May Defer Action On Textbooks
State school board brokers its bid round next Tuesday as opponents push to keep current texts. Republican officials worry any change could affect fortunes in November elections, with patrons and voters mobilizing to delay or block revisions.
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State Board of Education
Kepubliesne
Capitol Dedication Week Announces West Virginia Event
Charleston prepares for the formal dedication of the new state capitol with a military parade by the West Virginia National Guard and a concert on Capitol grounds. Major ceremonies include a Monday reception by Gov. Conner and officials, with citizens urged to decorate in honor of the event.
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Charleston
150Th Infantry
West Virginia National Guard
Buthday
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Capitol Grounds
R. P. Devan
Capitol
William G. Conler
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United States
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Conney
Board of Public ‘Work
Blackwood Signs Poor Fund Transfer in Kanawha County
The Kanawha County Court transferred 40000 from the road fund to the poor fund for relief. Dr. C A Ray signed the order, prepared by him, while John C Blackwood, recovering at Peace Springs, issued it. Henry A Welker opposed the move, stating it lacked his knowledge. The money aims to retire debts and feed destitute families, with the new fiscal year starting July 1 and revenues from ad valorem to follow.
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John C. Blackweur
C. A. Ray
Aod
Blackwood
Peace Springs
Front & Tecent Inca
Henry A. Welker
Boac Wan
Tho
Ray
G O P Sessions Open With Two Major Issues
The republican platform committee in Chicago heard vigorous appeals from wets and drys over repeal and retention of prohibition. Idaho urged a militant dry plank with a minority report if resubmission is proposed, while Illinois backed outright repeal. Bingham of Connecticut organized a floor battle should resubmission occur. Hoover administration leaders pushed toward a middle ground with Secretary Hurley joining the committee.
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Republican Platform Committee
Resolutions Committee
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Borah
Causcus
Bingham
Connecticut
Hoover
Hurley
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Benator Hastings
Delaware
Dawes Backers Bash Plan To Nominate Dawes
Chicago dispatch reports Dawes supporters push to nominate him for vice president at the Hoover era convention. Len Emalt signals Dawes can win with Texas delegates backing him, while Arkansas and Curtis factions maneuver. Hurley and Gann sides seek to keep Curtis favored, aiming to block Dawes or clear path if Dawes is eliminated.
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Prince to Wed in Sweden Amid Royal Arrangements
Stockholm June 16 The fiancé of the Swedish crown prince to Peace Sibythe of Schyven Coburg Gotha is expected to be convinced Thursday, King Gustaf's birthday. Early yesterday the prince drove from his father’s summer residence to take a ferry to Denmark and hoped to visit Coburg to view a marriage arrangement.
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Gimtaf Adalf
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Schyven-Coburg- Gotha
Gustaf
Sweden
Deamwark
Coburg
Opening G. O. P. Convention Session Is Flop
Chicago dispatch reports the Republican convention session a flop with a failed loud speaking system and many attendees unable to hear the keynote. Senator Dickinson labored with limited material while speakers like Secretary Daniels and Ogden Mills attempted to balance the budget and discuss disarmament.
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Chicago
Repubblican Comvention
Dickinson
SS Claimson
Ogden Mills
Ogden
Convention Sidelights at Chicago Convention Hall
Chicago observers report Oklahoma figures Patrick Hurley Wayne Selly and Wil Rogers entering the convention hall amid tense lobbying and prohibition debate. Security kept crowds back as vendors and hotel activity surrounded the venue while Senator Dickinson led a keynote on dollar values to a largely apathetic crowd.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Patrick Hurley
Wayne B. Selly
Wil Rogers
Oka
Rogers
Republicans Begin 26th National Convention at Chicago Stadium
At Chicago Stadium the Republican national convention opened amid Flag Day pageantry and patriotic display. Despite empty galleries the space buzzed with ceremony as delegates moved toward platform selection, while optics included flashbulbs and shouting crowds as President Hoover's name began the proceedings.
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Mt) National
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Discord Over Amendment And Vice Presidential Nomination Mounts
Delegates at the convention race through a tense day as discord over prohibition and the vice presidential nomination surfaces. A tentative plank draft signals complex machinery for constitutional amendments with safeguards and resubmission issues. Hoover noted by keynoter Senator Dickinson as the rally seeds early action, with Chicago dispatches reporting mounting tension and party strategy.
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Congress
Direrdt
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Arong
VanHorn Majority Court Rejects Ballots in Recount
The court refused to count contested ballots in the recount between VanHorn and Massey. VanHorn was recorded with 10,766 votes to Massey at 8,834 in the primary recount. The process aimed to settle the Republican nomination disputes in Ranawhs county.
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Guy W_ Vanlorn
Aberitt
Pepe
Dawes and Curtis in G O P clash described
Fragmented OCR style report recalls 1927 political maneuvering. Curtis and Dawes discussed in a Chicago dispatch with garbled dialogue. The piece references party strategy, reentry of the Restoration Parthenon, and future electoral maneuvers.
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