New York Central Officials Inspect Kanawha Valley Plants
High NY Central officers visited Charleston area industries, inspecting Belle and Vandalia plants and Evans Send works. The tour included lunch at Kanawha Country Club and a golf outing for about 100 chamber members. J. A. Stocker spoke, praising local growth and rail support, noting 24 years of change and sustained community railroad cooperation.
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Chamber of Commercce Business Club
Theniral
J. A. Stocker
I. Spar
Sehryver
J. ¢Cook
Us Uf. VW. Motor
E.G. Redd
CM. Lomuard
Marty Frey
Chamber of Commuter
New York Central
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Emery
Kanawha
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Stockac
Charleston
Ewan
Ohio Central
Fertock
Ohf Kanawha
Niga
Panannger Stasion
Capital Street
Romanian Would-Be Bride Returns Ahead of Wedding
A Romanian stowaway, Meleh Debratty, arrived on the Conte Nisneamano from Naples and departed before Professor Mark J. Longacre of the University of Pennsylvania could arrange her return. Longacre, who was aboard a student voyage aboard the Orca, planned to wed after the trip but the authorities released Debratty and she left Italy. The couple had become engaged two years ago.
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New York
Cupit
Imnay
Mims
Meleh Debratty
Rumanian
Dagaport Vish
T Sha
Longacre Aaite
Atudante
Dasu Aald
Profemnor
Rumania
Bejekme
Pistol Fray Leaves Man Wounded After Barbecue Incident
Ralph Mankin, 21, of Co. T. Mankin South Charleston, in critical condition from a revolver wound at a barbecue scene near Spring Hill on the Huntington road. Troy Mond Hayles, 25, a South Charleston Cement employee, alleges accidental discharge while being restrained. Bayles’ shot hospitalized patient, with bullet lodged in left hip and abdomen. Dayton arrested by state police and jailed in Kanawha County awaiting Mankin’s outcome. Morphia treatment and bullet removal delayed several days. police report revolver owned by another party.
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Ralph Mankin
Co. T. Mankin Ag
South Charleston
Dunehoanttal
Houth Charleston
Troy
Hayles
Mankin
Dayton
Kanawha
Spring WM
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Bayles
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Tate
Dayles
Bayler
San 1 Kin Nis
Ex bootlegger faces banks flled with funds probe
William C Davidson testified before the House alcoholic committee naming banks that aided bootleggers. He described "regular fellows" who worked with him and revealed partners in San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Vancouver and other cities. He said he earned up to fifty thousand dollars a year before quitting and accused California officials of failing to act on evidence.
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Cally Tilversal Service
Warnsutun
Cinta Pt Avalactic
Trird Straten
Vancouver
Witham & Craine
Aelatylea
Dontleager Att Woebetwoun
Tos Anigelen
Urata
Lolle
Davidson
Iowa
United States National Bank of
Lagoordin
New York
Davidaen
Alferet Teoalx
Bapkers
San Francisco
San Diego
Monterry
Cal
Colorado Springs
Cote
Kaneas City
Chitao
Detroit
Loute
Mampatia
Xeernard
Aghout
Washington
California
Navidvon
Mortimer
Cheiatle
Hoyal Bank of Canada
Maude
United States
Associated Treas Inpe
Andrews
House
William C. Davidson
Rimnell
Megier Willian Chine
Bontleggete
Androwa
Severnt
Tone
Anderaot
Southern Caltornia
Davitt
Prohibitiont
Dlath Anid
Davicnon
Low
Angelen Anderson
Caine
Bani Net
Victory sparks glare over Minnesota senator race tactics
Victor in Junior Senator election laments tactics used by Minnesota opponent Johnson. Schall, newly declared junior senator, addresses Senate amid pressure from Ashurst to withdraw remarks. Johnson’s attorney labeled deceitful. Schall attacks alleged sinister influence and planned defeat strategies.
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Minnesota
Solon
Washington
Junn
Fred
Johnson
Sandter Schall
Wan
Jonnvon Himanlow
Globe circling race started in New York to break world record
Evang, a Detroit millionaire, and Lin ton Wella, a newspaperman, began a attempt to circumnavigate the globe aboard the Cunarder at 2:20 AM Eastern, racing toward Cherbourg. They aim to break John Memra’s 35 day record, with ongoing transmissions and a large crowd viewing the start as authorities and journalists monitor the effort.
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New York
Evang
Detroit
Vullteur
Lyon
Ada
Wella
Ehipa
Chi Gaxetta
John Henry Memra
Traumporte
Nuwae Paper Alliance
Jaquitanta
Ambrose Mahtshiy
Ahey Ehouk
John Fleury Mears
Woholimue Stefananon
Lower Manhattan
Cogat
Schuler
Novas
Magee Acquitted of Manslaughter in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas New Mexico on June 10 a directed verdict of acquittal was granted for C Magee who was charged with manslaughter after a shooting that killed John Dan meter near a highway incident in August. District Judge Latis Armijo ruled the motion ending the case at the opening of the night session.
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BAAT
Las Vegas
C. Magee
Athumergun Ad
Latis I Armijo
Mhoet
Peenion
Magee
John 2
Dan Meter
Atetrict
Jude David J. Swahy
Bottlea
Anna Waxes Warm Over High Cost of Little Fight
Lulu Lockwesl appeared in police court with a knife wound after a street brawl in Fry Street’s Triangle on June 1. Anna Lurnett faced an assault charge as the two women, both colored, testified about plank breaks and unpaid water bills. The case, led by Judge B. Dabbite, continues after testimony and police escort.
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Anna
Fry Street
Lulu
OK W. Ravage
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Police
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Anna Lurnett
Smilar
Fry
Lulz
Jinta & Handy
Wwe Inc
Lula
Chicago Welcomes Church Dignitaries Amid Mass Pageant
Chicago plans a grand welcome for Cardinal Domenico Bonzano and accompanying cardinals. crowds of thousands wave American and papal flags as the papal train arrives from New York, with city officials and church leaders coordinating ceremonies and a noon Monday through Thursday city hall closure during the Eucharistic congress.
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Iarrow
Ynantha
Donkane
Pone
Mundo— Iola
Conmrons
William &. Dever
New York
Rame
aMcial
Cereaonien
B Fe Winhua
Nuccers
Tha Tplacapal
Cardinal Join
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Ponystation
Congress
Hall
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N.Y
Dignte Tarles
Aquina
New York Central
Syd
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Papale Legate
Inee
Achat
Byra- Line
Schon Banda
Ram Corpr
Vandars
Tev Franch
J. Quinn
Hinhop Curley
Iinchexter
Retina
Archibahop Deltrecioh
Servia
Marie Log
Aghtanetna
Buffalo
Red
Senate probes unveil Pennsylvania primary political intrigue
The Senate campaign fund committee heard detailed testimony on alleged vote buying and ballot box stuffing in Pennsylvania’s primary. Key figures linked to the Vare and Pepper-Fisher factions faced cross examination, with witnesses including Harry A. Mackay and Pittsburgh leaders. Mayor Charles A. Kline denied threats to city employees over political support, while questions about allied figures and county party alignments continued as the hearing moved toward further testimony.
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Reiery Washington
Harry A. Mackay
Jouph N. Mackrett
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Kline
Mackrell
Mackey
Antoone
William AL White
Frederick Inbury
Pittsburgh Press
Philadelphia
Frederick S. Tara
Daiid
Fittaburgh
Uresn
Leket
Kino
Reed
King
Alan
Kithe
Sliver Fine
Melon
Mellon
Alis- Kheny
Pauadellin
Ttia Kino Agid
Ethacs
Allegheny County
Stek Whale
Sperrh
Kling
Lavoro
Nera
Ila
Muckrell
Penn Probe of Money Charge In State Senate Inquiry
Wainton June 10 Wayne 4 Wheeler head of the Anti-Something to be named before the committee. Senator Intrred Democrat of Minnesota says probe likely would be placed on the stand tomorrow. The Pennsylvania Meeting Refermary will question on expenditures of three units for the Vare-Urldte ticket by the brewery and ignorant interest. Teed will have the opportunity to deny Wheeler linked to expenditures of the Anti-Seloan Kengne to influence senatorial elections.
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Wainton
Wayne
Wheeler
Genera Ronnael
Antvon Seagarte
Sovasenn
Irtred
Weniunglvania
Seantar Teed
Wheeler Yrith
Five Die In Rail Car Blaze At Crystal Siding Nevada
Fire of unknown origin trapped a Glendale bound rail car at Crystal Siding Nevada. Five people perished and about thirty escaped unharmed as flames spread rapidly. King of Drummant Idaho survived by leaping through a window. two women a man and a child were among the unidentified corpses. The Continental Limited car was detached on the way to Las Vegas for coroner inquest.
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Atlen Dy Universal Service
Cardinala
Union
Reg
Cardinal Monewna
Appato
Acoul Edileator
Catholic Women's Club
Car
Uingle Bunzano
Hayes
O'Donnall
Cordinn Domenic
Polit
Jae
Cardinal O'Donnell
Se Patrick's
Payline
Ueen
Daniel Doody
Yteareeeneral
Byzactian
Alehop Curley
Rena Willy
Los Angeles
King
Las Vegan
Nevada
Worrow
Uasnengora
King Waidh
Air King
Herald No
Wan
Kimi
Mde
Caliente
Diagnosis of Farm Trouble in Senate Washington
June 16 Senate debate on the McNary farm bill grew a clash over tariff and a governmental funding system. Senator Robinson Arkant ene, Democratic leader, urged a coalition with wheat growers against the tariff, calling the system plundering the nation’s farmers. Senator Habinnon attacked Secretary Maerlon for opposing the bill, saying the secretary speaks for the administration.
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Washington
Senate
Dobsta
McNary
Robinson
Arkantene
Habinnon
Maerlon
Mmembera Vutcng
Benator Hobinenn
Thane
Shelving of Strike Bills Arouses Ire in Congress
Washington notes anger as the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce committee shelves all strike-related bills. Representatives from New York, Pennsylvania, and other states denounce bad faith assurances and vow protests if Congress fails to act on protective measures for the public.
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Congress
Pennsylvania
Wasilington
Beamee
Edimnittes
Andrew L. Comers
New York
Idemocrat
Laxuordia
Hoelaliay
Beakeerat
Rhone
Nominations for Rotary head announced at Denver meeting
Harry A. Stowers of San Antonio Tanna, Arthur XR. Rapp of Huntington and Thomas J. Davin of Butte were named as nominees for president of Rotary International at the seventeenth annual convention in Denver. The election is set for tomorrow with T. Cimpin of Chicago as treasurer. no opponent for renomination is noted.
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Denver
Colo
Harry A. Stowers
San Antonio
Tanna
Arthur XR. Rapp
Huntington
Ind
Thomas J. Davin
Butte
Mont
Hintory International
Tutmorrom
Tutus J
Cimpin
Chicago
Renont- Tralion
Berrabee Sire
Briand Called to Form Tenth French Cabinet
Premier Briand being urged to form a new government as President Doumergue seeks a broad coalition. Caillaux and Herriot weigh in while Poincare and Louchour comment, Briand drafts a tentative cabinet list and signals decisive action to stabilize the franc amid political shifts in Paris.
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Briand
Deland
Foreign Office
Miysces
Preas
Weeka Poincare
M. Briand
Herrint
M. Uriand
Monicare
Arunce
Poincare
Iferriot
Calliamx
Caillaux
Powar
Rome
Doumergua
Louis Louchour
Accident victims show slight change at Coal Valley hospital
June report from Claire at Coal Valley hospital notes Harley M. Kilmore and C. V. Cottle still listed in grave but improving condition after a mobile plunge over an embankment on the Stidland troi near Tramelle. Both sustained serious fractures and are under careful monitoring as doctors hope for further improvement.
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tApeelat
Monvadsleith
Cottle
Kilgore
Fragmented Ada film feature hints at grand production
Readable fragments suggest a collective cinema project in Ada with high ambitions and a potential breakthrough in production. Key names and exact details are unclear, but the note indicates a large scale effort involving multiple parties and a hopeful outcome for local film endeavors.
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