Harlanites Seek G Men Protection Against Gunmen
In Ashington an article reports Harlen county residents calling for federal protection from gunmen tied to coal interests. The committee asked the Justice Department to shield Tackett jane Lawrence and another man amid claims of abduction, threats, and planned killings. Investigators were alerted to alleged conspiracies to target union activity and mine guards, with deputies involved in arrests and extradition disputes.
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Ashington
G-men Yi
Harlen
Frount
Olvitte Civil
Tenet of
Justice
CG Tackettjane
Lawrence
Harlan Costopsekete
Greyshaire Tiineer
Nor- Ma
Harlan Bounty Hall
Howard
Snso
W. L. Ward
Harthat
Tackett
Kentucky
Review of Reviews Takes Over Digest Publication Merger
Review of Reviews purchases Digest Review of Reviews Digest and will merge with the Review of Reviews as a weekly publication. Shaw Jr, president of the Review of Reviews Corporation, states a name is not yet decided but will combine the two names in some form.
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Funk and Wagnalls Com
Review of Reviews
Poration
Jean Harlow Leaves Estate to Mother in Will
Los Angeles June 18. Screen actress Jean Harlow left her entire estate to her mother Mrs Jean Bello in a will filed today. Probate petition lists the estate unofficially valued at $1 million.
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Los Angeles
Yenn Harlow
Jean Bello
di Jeans
Flash Poisons From Kidneys and Stop Getting A Nights
Fragmented ad text presents dubious claims about kidney poisons and nocturnal health benefits. It touts a 35 cent product described as supremely efficient and harmless, urging readers to buy now. The copy mimics a sensational junk ad style with exaggerated promises and garbled phrasing.
Trio Held to Jury For Theft of Wire in Boone County
Lawrence, Robert and Vaughan Spangler were held to the grand jury by Justice EE McComas at Madison on theft of copper wire from Orlando Coal company in Boone county. Wire was sold to J J Black of Tri State Junk and Dismantling Co Fourth Avenue. Black was arrested, charged with buying stolen goods, and fined $50 and costs by Justice Edwin S Watson.
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Lawrence
Robert
Vaughan Spangler
Orlando
Boone County
EE. McComas
Suffered relapse after Coal River dive injury
The report notes a relapse at Charleston General Hospital following a neck injury from a dive in Coal river on May 20, recounting the continuing medical condition of the patient MM. V. Gardiner.
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V. Gardiner
Coal River
Charleston General Hospital
Young NSW Rancher Herbert Field Acknowledged In Sheep Lease
A NSW portrait notes Herbert Field aged 21 who manages 70 000 acres of sheep land with 50 men under him earning 7500 dollars yearly. He rose from an 18 year old station hand to a prominent citizen, once selling 19 000 sheep for profit and celebrating with his mother at coronation events in Europe. The piece also mentions a home made parachute used by Babe Smith, now in the Smithsonian.
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Wangs
New South Wales
Herbert Field
Australis
Europe
Wagga
Herbert
Babe Smith
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Whisky Sales Rules Prescribed by Board
The board outlines that a prescription for alcoholic liquor must be issued by a licensed physician in West Virginia and filled by a licensed pharmacist. Each prescription must include patient and physician names, address, the liquor type and amount, and directions. The prescription date cannot be more than three days before sale and no single brand is specified. Only full sealed bottles may be sold and must bear a prescription label. The commission may revoke a license for unsuitability or violations of the liquor control act.
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Censta
West Virginia
State Board of Pharmacy
Kelly
Radio Highlights and Concert Listings Recap
A garbled page lists radio highlights and concert programs with names like Archer, Brenner, and Barry Wood. It mentions orchestra performances, a Mayfair Dance, and a 10:00 News slot alongside various time stamps and venue notes, reflecting a busy schedule from early evening into night.
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Ae Herbert
Kate
Jebons
Tianiste—werk
Barry
Regulation Prohibits Alcohol Storage at Licensed Drugstores
The ruling denounces violations of the liquor control act and forbids licensed druggists from keeping or storing alcoholic liquor on premises except for medicinal resale from the commission. Display of resale liquor is barred, and drugstores cannot sell liquor below state store prices.
Fragmented OCR Summary Item
A garbled OCR snippet mentions names and places with unclear context. It reads like a partial notice or article fragment lacking coherent facts or dates. No clear events or entities can be confirmed from this readable text.
Kentuckian Injured When Auto Hits Truck
Brown of Lexington Kentucky was cut on the head and bruised on the legs when an automobile driven reportedly by him collided with a truck owned by J. L. Birch of Charleston near Spring Hill. State troopers said the auto was moving east on the Midland trail as the truck entered from a side road. The auto overturned in the crash.
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Brown
Lexington
Pollcn
J. L. Birch
Charleston
Spring Hill
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