Dawes Meets King at Windsor in Historic Carriage Return
Charles Gate Dawes American ambassador to Great Britain travels to Windsor Castle with Mrs. Dawes for a traditional audience with King George after presenting credentials. The meeting follows a planned Scottish visit to MacDonald and is seen as a step toward disarmament talks and world peace. The day blends ceremony with historic associations as Dawes and British officials discuss future ties.
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London
Charles Gate Dawes
Great Britain
Scottish Highlands
Ramesy MacDonald
George
Windssory Castle
Dawes
Scotland
Hoover
Premity MacDonald
Washington
Windsor Castle
Arthur Henderson
Ray Atherton
Windsor
Alice William the Conqueror
Eagle Kings
Queens Hare
Porris
Kren
MacDonald
Morsy Firth
Alexander Grant
House of Stuart
Thinares
Duncan
Macbeth
Communists Clash With Police in Grant Park Protest
In Chicago on June 15 hundreds of communists clashed with police while attempting a meeting in Grant Park. About a thousand gathered around a makeshift rostrum to protest cotton mill labor disputes in North Carolina. Police dispersed the crowd after orders were ignored. 27 communists were arrested for disorderly conduct, including several women.
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Chicago
Ichigam Boulevard
Grant Park
Workers’ Communist Party
North Carolina
Farmer-Labor
Young Pioneers
Young Pioneers’ League
Young Communist Workers’ League
International Labor Defense
Two Held in Indiana For Princeton Police
GOSHEN Ind June 18. Two men Tanghine Troutayile and Percy Hodges Reevesville NC have been sought here for alleged break in and bail in Princeton West Virginia. Authorities say they are wanted by Princeton police for theft related offenses.
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Indiana
Princeton Police
Goshen
Ind
Albngen Tanghine
Troutayile
Percy Hodges
Reevesville
N. C
Princeton
W. Va
Charles Brush Dies at 80 in Cleveland
Charles Francis Brush, 80, inventor of the Arc Light and famed scientist and philanthropist, died after bronchitis worsened into pneumonia. Born March 17, 1840, in Euclid Township, Ohio, he studied mining engineering at the University of Michigan and later focused on electricity. He retired from manufacturing in 1901 and lived with his wife Mary Morris Brush. they had two children, Edna and Helene.
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Cleveland
Charles Francis Brush
Roger G. Perkins
Perkins
Brush
jin Eucl@ township
Cuyahoga Couhu
Ohio
Isaac FR. Brush
Delia Williams Brush
Th Univversity of
Michigan
City Street
Corbern
Mary Eb, Morris
Edna
R. G. Perkins
Helene
Senators Push Limited Tariff Revision To Help Farmers
Washington June 15 Advocates of restricting tariff revision to agricultural and related products gained optimism as Senators Capper and Allen pledged support for limited change. The Kansas senators backed Borah’s resolution favoring farmer relief, signaling potential votes to limit revision and avoid broader changes until December. The clash with President Hoover’s stance and other party leaders promises a tight summer fight over tariff policy and export debentures.
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Washington
Senate
Capper
Allen
Kangag
Hoover
Allah
Congress
Watson
Indiana
Finance Committee
Borah
Narris
Republiing
Nebrasa
Brookhart
Lown
Admits Sharing Room With Slain OSU Co Ed
Columbus police questioned Dr. James H. Snook an Ohio State University veterinary professor who admitted renting a rear apartment to a woman identified as Mrs. Smalley and a man described as his wife and himself He said Miss Theora Hix the OSU co ed shared the room at intervals and wore a brown felt hat found in the room Detectives found stained clothing a hat a hammer and hair pins in Snook s car and home items they said linked to the case and women s clothes were examined while Snook and a fellow student were held for further questioning
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Columbus
Only
Theara Hix
Ohio State University
James H. Snook
Rue
M. M. Smailey
Howard Snook
Newark
In Salt Company
Brook
Snook
Miss Hx
Dr. Snook
Miss Hix
Mrs. Smalley
Ohio
Tacora Hix
Ohio State
Shook
Marion T. Myers
Huntington Theater Tests Sunday Showing Law
Huntington city officials act at a special meeting to enforce a new ordinance banning Sunday shows. The Kelthealpre theater plans a one time showing to argue the case while the theater would stay closed on Sundays pending court rulings. Mayor J B Taylor ordered the ordinance with fines and jail terms for offenses.
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Huntington Theater
Huntington
Kelthealpre Teater
J.B. Taylor
Mw Corporation
President Hoover Signs Farm Relief Measure
President Hoover signs a major farm relief bill, outlining planned loans totaling 160 million dollars from a 500 million dollar revolving fund to aid farmers and stabilizing corporations and cooperatives. He plans to appoint an eight-member Federal Farm Board to oversee the fund, with Hyde soliciting suggestions for appointments.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Federal Reserve Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hyde
James M. Stone
Lexington
Burley Tobacco Growsers Corporative Association
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
Federal Board of Mediation
Uet
Curtie
Longworth
Yeecerday
Houses
Senate
Watson
Inediana
French Aviators To Leave Spain For Home Today
French aviators and an American stowaway prepare to depart Spain for France after a Atlantic crossing attempt in the Yellow Bird. The team, Jean Assolant Rene Lefevre and Armeno Lotti, plus American Schreiber, face final prep delays and a postponement of their Paris welcome as crowds gather at Le Bourget.
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Comillas
Spain
Mying
Prazice
Jean Assolant
Rene Lefevre
Armeno Lott
Paris
Atlantic Ocean
Amery
Tea
Bay of Blacay
France
Orfambre
Casaux
Bordeaux
le Bourget
Maude
Zinur Schreiter
Hway
Burgos
Getafe
Assplant
Lefevre
Lotti
Thelt Aarplane
Schreiber
Atlantic
Plana
Lindbergh
Santander
Elvil
Crowin
Parla Afver
North Atlantic
Air Fold
Bantander
Old Orchard
Rumor Seeks Special Grand Jury In Gate County
Rumors say Prosecuting Attorney Blackburn Watts may ask Circuit Judge A B Hudson to convene a special grand jury to investigate charges against a high state official. Reports claim April and June juries found no true bill, witnesses testified, and political allies fear exposure. The judge indicated authority to call such a panel if desired.
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Blackburn Watts
A. B. Hudson
Intermediate Court
Henry K. Black
Watts
Brudtal
Gomipa
Prisca Rona
Thej
Crees Roads
Hudson
Binea Kanawha County
Institute Site Seen as Port Charleston Airport Site
City council and airport committees discuss Institute 160 acre site for municipal air field. Offers quote 1 250 per acre with six year lease option. funding would rely on a limited five cent levy. Factions form over whether to purchase now or let private interests claim the air space. Captain Patterson backs the site as ideal for two way landings near rail, road, and river.
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Charleston
Institute
Mayer Wertz
Tomorow
Com
Bath
Appalachian Electric Pawec Company
Pat=tecson
Curtis Flying Service
Enogh
Kanawha
Graveston
Arthur Hill
Gordon Kyle
Homer Hasina
Harald Moore
Cm Bavegn
Harald Mathews
Guy VanHort
Fannie Fleid
Peter Silman
Canned Heat Club Faces City Scrutiny in Charleston
A ragged social group in Charleston called the Canned Heat club operates with secret meetings and irregular finances. Members pay nominal fees at gatherings, while city officials monitor rooms and schedules. Reports describe multiple branches, perfume and tonics as favored aids, and frequent meeting sites from near Newhouse branch to Spring Hill cemetery, with police interventions recorded for public alcohol use and related disturbances.
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Charleston
Bubib
Tt 8
Ikatten
City Officinja
Aleo
Iks
Ettatr
Viet
Inamselon
Imperial Order
Uncle Joe" Kelly
Betty
Dons
AL Pallee
Newhouse Branch
Daya
Elk River
Bestneath
Virginia Street
Kanawha
Elk
Ele
Spring Hhs
Charleston General Hospital
Werts
County
West Virginia
Alexander's Wife Rescued From River Drowning by Scout
Lincoln Nebraska June 15 a third year old boy scout Richard Paul son of Adjutant General H J Paul rescued Mrs Grover Clesel wife of St Louis Cardinals pitcher Alexander from drowning near the river embankment while fishing. She was unconscious when taken from the water by the boy.
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Lincoln
Neb
Grover Clesel
Alexander
St. Louis Cardinals
Richard Paul
H. J. Paul
St. Louis
Sugden Welcomed Home to Sistersville Parade
Citizens greet Walter Sugden, newly elected imperial officer at the num shrine conversion in Los Angeles, as he is escorted by a parade from the railroad station to his home in Sistersville.
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Sugden
Sistersville
Walter & Sugden
Imperial Olter Guard
Los Angeles
Iva
Keech Killed In Altoona Speedway Race Mishap
Ray Keech, American speed record holder and Indianapolis winner, was killed at Altoona speedway when his car overturned at 118 to 119 mph during the 200 mile race. Woodbury was severely injured but expected to recover. Triplett and others escaped unhurt as flames enveloped the track. Keech had led the field for 160 miles and was striving for the world record. his death followed a brutal wreck that halted the event and prompted postrace notes on prize money and standings.
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Beath
Altoona
Ray Keech
Altoona Speedway
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Faure
Woodbury
California
Tmt Zines Triptett
Bob Rabinson
Los Angeles
Aken
Keech
Low Meyer
Pacific Coast
Meyer
Robertson
Beech
Robinson
Triplett
Raeer
Rto
Field
Csst
Major H. ©. D. Segreve
Deytone Beach
Privée
Accond
Cltr Bergere
Fred Winnat
Dave Evans
Robins Jr
Jimmy Glesson
Lou Moore
Bill Lindaw
Speed Gardner
Chester Gardner
Hay Beech
J. 3. White
Daytone Beach
H. O. 2. Segrave
White
Wilmington
Del
National Racing Association
Aurora
Ill
Ure
Indianapolis Automobile
Che Wiomer
Coatesville
Kéech
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U. S
Highlands of Scotland
South Carolina
Cuarles Francis Brcsil
Charles Brush
Kansas
Solons
Borad
Rooming House
Hooter
Andi
I Ts
Haven
Transocean Flight
Havas
Iate
le Boscat
Repecca
Racer
Cettan
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