Supreme Court Faces Wide Range of High Court Cases
Washington reports a seven month term closing with over 1000 docketed cases. Notable rulings include upheld New York optometry counter law, rejection of Pennsylvania drug-store ownership limits, and a nuanced trade mark ruling on the Home mark. The Tennessee gasoline sale challenge was ruled unconstitutional, broad Volstead act appeals failed, and a Kansas City Star sale case was partially resolved with proceeds earmarked for an art museum.
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Supreme Court
Bix
Wiliam Edward Hickman
Ada Bonner LeBoeuf
New York
Pennsylvania
Tonfer Ja
L. KE. Liggett Company
Tennessee
Deffault
Cass
Interstate Commerce Commission
Solicitor-general
Attorney
Walter S. Dickey
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Wiliam Rockhitt Nelson
Inw
Airmen and stowaway reach Paris after Atlantic flight
The Yellow Bird crew and stowaway arrive in Paris amid scenes of welcome. Schreiber recounts a 23 hour solo flight with Lefevre aiding in the last hours. Assolant reports calling New York by wireless to urge his bride to Paris as officers embrace the party and others greet the crew.
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Arroour
Behreiber
Spain
WM. Lott
Tter
Tole Schélber
Huth Elder
Paris
Lotti
Armeno
Atlantic
Schreiber
Assolant
Disiater
Old Orchard
Comilias
Coroluss
Mimican
Mimizan Beach
le’ Bourget
Ia‘ Bourget
Assolazit
New York
Interp. T
Lefevre
Jand
Leah
Kling Alfonso
Col
Charles A. Lindberg
Resumie Ee
Puria
Comillas
Tanda
Hopplig
Qld
Orchard
Arthur Belielber
Portland
Ike Lindbergh
bin Ber
Dean Assolant
Arthur
Mystery Man of the British Government Now in RAF
A long profile from London traces Thomas Edward Lawrence, once Colonel Lawrence of Arabia, now Aircraftsman Shaw in the Royal Air Force. The piece outlines his radical life shift from explorer and diplomat to a private in uniform, his detachment from honors, and persistent rumors of a future return to the East, with details of his Oxford ties, Arab campaigns, and enigmatic public Persona.
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London
Cattlewater Gir
Mear
Southampton
Royal Air Force
A. CG. Shaw
T. E. Lawrence
Arabia
Aircraftsman Shaw
Col. T. By
Lawrence of
Ana
Thomas Edward Lawrence
Oxford
Himeelf
Britain
Flying Corpa Ise
Tiddie
Nps
Lawrence
Shaw
Hanora
Air Force
Thas
Ned
Caid
Ceed Poll Lo Shaw
Aitcraftaman Bhaw
Foyal Air Force
Catonel Lawrence
Afganistan
B.A. P
Ross
England
India
Dressel
Syria
Mesuy- i Tamla
Turkey
The
Euphrates
Vaid
Hedjaz
Mecca
Hussein
Mohammied
Arshafinia
Great Britain
Thomas Ed ‘Ward Lawrence
All Soul's Collage
J F Bare Injured After Truck Collision in City
J F Bare suffered a severe scalp wound when struck by a truck driven by Cecil Charmblin at Washington and Buminners streets. Bare, badly cut, was taken to St Francis Hospital by Shamim, and an x ray was to determine possible fracture.
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Bare
Montgomery
Washington and
Bumimners Street
Cecil Charmblin
Stop No. 4
Dunkarine
St. Francis
Shamim
Wan
13 New Prisoners Are Put in County Jail
Thirteen new prisoners were admitted yesterday to the Kanawha county jail headed by Garnett Holstein charged with threatening with a revolver. The group includes Sherles Hammontte Chester Farley and others charged with various offenses. Under influence of liquor, several names appear among the detainees with charges including driving while intoxicated and made-up Mennore.
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Wells
Kanawha
T Garnett Holstein
Sherles Hammontte
Sod Chester Farley
Opre
Nyuor
George Brown
L. B. Thomas
Vinton Jones
Ynetce Jones
Cheavies Withrow
Guy Smith
Orphie Clay
Corda Miller
Ray Willame
Erniet Mollohan
Steamer Laurel Goes Ashore At Columbia Mouth
Astoria Oregon June 16 The storm tossed steamer Laurel bound from Portland to east coast parts ran ashore on Peacock spit at the Columbia river mouth. Her captain and a 32 man crew clung to the wreck while salvage crews waited unable to approach within 200 yards due to wreckage. In London a later figure cites 296 children killed and 10,877 injured in the prior two months.
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Astoria
Oregon
Laurel
Portland
Peacock Spit
Columbia River
Bramwell Booth Dies in London Led Salvation Army
Bramwell Booth, longtime commander in chief of the Salvation Army, died in London. He guided the organization through world war efforts, expanding social services and international reach. Born March 8, 1856 in Halifax, he served under his father General William Booth and helped shape reforms and welfare work.
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Salvation Army
General Booth
Halifax
Eng
Bramwell Booth
Booth
Mizanor Soper
Salvelton Army
Genjerel Booth
Kod
Mand
England
U. 8
Balgation Army
United States
Wact
Ballington Booth
Milas Evanger Wine Booth
Bramwell
William Booth
Slater
Ballington
Voluntteers of
America
The
Salvation Array
Brewer
London
Mina Evangeline Booth
Rata
Miss Booth
Mix Hoath
Thear
Ranarnt
Weyce
Edworthy Sermon Praises Sunday School Social Servants
Edworthy spoke at a world gathering praising Sunday schools and the social servants of Jesus Christ who fund books for youth and teach the message. He traced Paul from Saul to a Christian missionary, urged Americans to renew their Christian effort, and called for united service to spread the gospel to the ends of the earth.
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Jesus Christ
Edworthy
Earth
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Tove
Mateo
Wadhers
Hls
Jesus
Saul
Stephen
Tyr
Baul
Damasus
Ming
Chriss
Paul
Jerusalem
Baal
Christ
Greetz
Zeus
Mt. Olympus
Rome
Jupiter
Pantheon
Thor
Breat
New England
America
Police Uncover More Evidence in County Case
Police revealed further leads tying a woman to a man in a blue coupe. Questioning Gnook indicated initial acquaintance followed by growing closeness and a reported injury to the man near Bnook. He claimed the wound occurred days earlier during work on the coupe and only recently bandaged.
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Gnook
Bnook
British paper debunks Wales Ingrid engagement rumor
The Sunday Express denounces American reports that the Prince of Wales would wed Princess Ingrid of Sweden. The editorial says the prince is a bachelor at 35 and unlikely to wed for policy, noting the succession is secure and the nation would not worry if he remains single.
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London
Sunday Exprean
Prince of Wales
Ingrid
Sweden
James Douglas
Sunday Express
Wale
Hmmabeth
Tellon
Marlborough House
New Move For Peace Prompts International Talks
Reported push for European preliminary conferences may lead to a Washington naval disarmament parley. Briand, Stresemann, and Belgian and Trainy ministers expected to participate. Hoover and MacDonald seen guiding talks as Anglo American naval issue blocks progress. Labor leaders hinted at wide cooperation to resolve prewar settlement issues and preserve world peace.
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Stetvemen
Aristide Briand
Pranowe Tore
Ier Gusev Stresemann
German Tore
Paul
Reynolds
Stac- Donald
Arthur Henderson
Parla
Fig ‘Wces
Washington
Hoover
MacDonald
Als Willngney
Labor Party
Europe
Dawes
Scottish Highlands
Graves Thompson Wins Harvard Fellowship
Graves Thompson son of the Rev and Mrs Ernest E Thompson of 2609 Kanawha Street has received a Harvard University fellowship. He is pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy degree after earning a BA from Hampden-Sydney College two years ago and an MA at Yale in 1928.
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Graves Thompson
Ernest. E. Thompson
Kanawha Street
Harvard University
Thompson
Hampden-Sidvey College
Baryard
Obituary for Mrs Bessie James and Ezekiel Spencer
Mrs Bessie James a colored 35 died at home in Helleview addition Saturday evening survived by her husband Rev C L James father Joseph Berger a letter in Virginia and two brothers of Tams Funeral arrangements not completed Ezekiel Spencer 25 a miner of Printer died yesterday of lobar pneumonia unmarried body shipped to relatives in Torrent Ry
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Bessie Janes
Bessie James
Helleview Addition
C. L. James
Joseph Berger
Leter
Virginia
Tams
Ezekiel Spencer Ezekial Spencer
Torrent
Fort Hill Home Project Sparks Local Interest
A proposed residence on Fort Hill draws attention from neighbors and municipal planners, with officials noting the site’s scenic value and potential impact on surrounding properties. Builders emphasize design compatibility and adherence to zoning rules.
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Fort Hill
Advertising, constant claims keep modern manufacturers honest
The piece argues service based commerce outpaces grab and run sales. Advertising reveals a maker’s quality and value month after month, building public trust and protecting both consumer and brand. When campaigns fail, ruin follows.
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