Montgomery Raids Lead to 46 Arrests
Arraignment of 46 men arrested in raids on two alleged gambling establishments at Montgomery is to occur tonight before Justice of the Peace Montgomery Hancock, with state police saying charges include operating gambling games not the Sportsman and similar counts against A. A. Rink and George Howard, formerly of Charleston, are among those charged.
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Montgomery
Justice of the Peace
Montgomery Hancock
Charles Rink
George Howard
Charleston
A. A
Two Are Drowned When Musicians Rock Boat
In Jamaica Bay near Brooklyn a rowboat ferrying five musicians overturned during an outing. Henry Catalado aged 26 and Albert Detissio 34 died, Markt Dellasio and Joseph Desimone swam 60 feet to safety while Dominick Desimone was rescued by three Pier officers. Several others faced bonds and state police conducted raids seizing gambling gear.
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Nrooklyn
Brooklyn
Jamaica Bay
Henry Catalado
Albert Detissio
Markt Dellasio
Albert
Joseph Desimone
Dominick Desimone
Joseph
Left Side Sleep Aids Heart Reveals Potent Remedy
Fragmentary note claims stomach gas disrupts sleep unless sleeping on left side. Mentions potential pills or formulas by brands or people including Cohen and Fayette Drug. Indicates a night-long effect and possible relief for heart-related concerns, with unclear references to individuals.
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Ty Frewine
Cohen
Charleston
Nmccall
Brassme Ly Smithers
Fayette Drug
Ady
Police raid at Charleston targets racing rooms
After a statewide sweep, Montgomery police seized tables poker equipment and coin slot machines at nine reputed horse raceooking establishments in Charleston. Those arrested at the Mammoth Cave are to be arraigned tomorrow night before Justice of the Peace Hancock.
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Ates
Montgomery
Charleston
Mammoth Cave
Justice of the Peace
Hancock
Freight Rate Boost Applies in West Virginia Rail Lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission allows a seven percent rise on carload and less than carload shipments in intra state commerce. Effective today on major railroad lines in West Virginia. Exemptions include agricultural lime sand bricks and limestone. State order expires June 30, 1936.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
West Virginia
Council to Consider Bonds for Officials Tonight
The city council will consider bonds of 10 000 each submitted by S B Beckwith the city auditor and E P Dalton the cease collector for approval at tonight's meeting. They will assume duties immediately upon acceptance of the bonds.
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S. B.beckwith
E. P. Dalton
Salerno visit links to Salerno medical school history
The narrator travels to Salerno near Naples noting its bay and health springs once used for healing. The Benedictine monastery fostered herbal medicine and herbals while Constantine founded the Salerno medical school, famed for early Arab influence and academic degrees. An old Italian doctor recalls the fading school with only springs remaining. Pamphlets by Dr. Clendening on indigestive care and hygiene are advertised.
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Salerno
Naples
Enene
al Rion
Richard Coeur de Lion
Constantine
Babylon
Egypt
Europe
Frederick
Clendening
Cain
Logan Clendening
Nurses to Meet Tonight at City School of Music
The Mary EB Reid district nurses plan a 5 o'clock meeting at the City School of Music auditorium tonight. Several talks are scheduled for the session, marking the final gathering until September.
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Mary EB Reid
City School of Music
Leningrad Fire Cycles Showcase New Pumped Sidecars
In Leningrad, miniature fire equipment uses motorized sidecars each with a pump that can spray 150 gallons of water per minute to 20 feet. A three man crew travels at 50 miles per hour on roads. Plans call for producing 2 000 units yearly. In Bavaria, football becomes an official school subject though a ministerial decree requires boys to wear accident insurance.
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Leningrad
Bavaria
Blind Man Injured By Auto Improves at McMilan Hospital
Silas Martin, 64, of Kanawha City, a blind man, was injured Saturday near the Washington street approach of the Kanawha City bridge. Hospital said a slight improvement noted last night. Leonard Stilwell of Charleston was jailed on charges of failing to stop after the crash and reckless driving.
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McMilan Hospital
Silas Martin
Kanawha City
Washington Street
Kanawha City Bridge
Leonard Stilwell
Charleston
Martin
Farm Tour Members To Visit Charleston WV Capitol
West Virginia university farm tour members will arrive in Charleston from Spencer today for a program at the state agricultural department and the capitol. The itinerary includes visits to the Red House project and vegetable farm in the Muskingum valley Wednesday, a tour of the federal erosion project at Zanesville Thursday.
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West Virginia University Farm
Charleston
Spencer
State Agricultural Department
Red House
Vegetable Farma
Muskingum Valley
Zanesville
Club's New Members Will Be Entertained
A large group of new members of the West Side Business Men's Association will be entertained tonight at eight o'clock at the West Side Woman's Club by the association. Regular business will be deferred until the next regular meeting. Crown Prince Faroul of Egypt may enter Oxford University England.
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West Side Business Men's Association
West Side Woman's Club
Crown Prince
Faroul
Egypt
Oxford University
England
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