Triangle Polling Outlined by Byrne In Office Countest
W E Byrne described the Triangle precinct 37 polling conduct as part of an election contest between Mayor Wertz and City Treasurer Brigulwalt. He testified intimidation by Republican workers. described assaults on him and witnesses, police actions, and fights near the polling place. The council recessed the hearing to continue next week with additional witnesses expected.
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W. E. BR. Byrne
W. W. Wertz
H. P. Brigulwalt
Robert MM. Brawley
A. 8
Byrne
WSS
Otter Gia
Wiliam Buzzard
Wiliams
Mr. Byrne
Triangle
Boone Melton
Pratt and Smith
Spring Street
Artick
Tita
Timmers
Hoeclon
A. M. Belcher
Council
Robert M. Brawley
Alexander
Bir
Burn
Gist ‘Hilliard
Young Street
Court Street
Troy Slaxmons
Pearl Eizey
Bob Brawley
Negro Democrata
Republican
R. W. Scott
Dryden Street
Scott
Hawkshaw
Apc
Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wee
Tony
van Sweringen
Gay MorhBie
J.oe Dart
Richmond
Erie
Pere Marinette
W. Anderson
Ans
Kimesis
Rogers Says Raccoon Echoes Through Beverly Hills Note
Beverly Hills California June 17 hospital morning hours 1 a m Rogers reflects on feeling for others while in hospital stating he could not swap places with anyone except Rebecca Coolistge's pet raccoon. He jokes about aging and the approaching wagon.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
California Hospital
Black Hills
Soviet Protest Over Berlin Innuendo Sparks Diplomatic Tiff
Soviet Berlin embassy demanded explanation from the German foreign office after a Berlin miscue suggested moderation by Moscow. German officials denied blame and rejected Geneva reports that Britain sought troop moves, stressing Germany’s wartime status and Versailles terms as red lines. The League of Nations council closed amid unease over Rhineland troop reductions and Russo Polish ties, with Briand’s illness halting talks.
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Serlin
Berlin
Germany
Moscow
Russa
Pid
Tehicherin
Foreign Office
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Geraady
Geneve
Austin Chamberlain
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Poland
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England
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Denevad
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League of Nations
Rhineland
Russia
France
Marghel Foch
Byrne Election Day Attacks Spark Indictments
Two indictments were returned by Kanawha County Intermediate Court grand jury in the Triangle precinct election day disorder. The panel said it could not determine who struck Byrne as he walked near the polling place. William Buezard and Frank Williams were later arrested on related weapons charges. The jury also noted no murder or manslaughter indictments, a rare outcome, as three such cases were rejected.
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Intermediate Court
Triangle
W. BE
Byrne
Aokil
de Grurter
Bythe
Pollet
Biizzard
Wilams
iWerts
H. X. Clack
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Mr. Byrne
W. T. Eisensmith
Foreman
G. J. Stump
A. Copenhaver
Charles Goffman
W. A. Maynard
J. K. Nelson
J. E. Robins
K. O. Pusher
A. W. Temeleton
W. %& Fowler
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Democrate
Pettigrew
Floyd
Jefferson
Frank Burdette
Evalin Barker
Porter's Hollow
T. Eh. Daniels
G. ‘Thompson
Cabin Creek
W.E. Bishop
CO. CO
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Britches
Luther
Anglatto
W. A. Tily
Frankie Morris
Joe Shurance
Coolidge Enjoys Black Hills Vacation Surroundings
President Coolidge praises his surroundings during a Rapid City visit describing the Black Hills as exactly what he likes. He plans various automobile trips to nearby towns for the summer, including Deadwood for the Day of ’73 celebration and the Tri State Rodeo at Belin Fourche next month, with no far trips planned. He expects bi weekly press conferences and notes hospitality from local residents.
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Coolidge Txtoy
Black Ey Ha
White House
Coolidge
Black Hills
Deadwood
Belin Fourche
Regu
Trough Madison, Wis
Whore & Leigh
Snduue
Willie Willis by Robert Quillen
A fragment shows Willie Willis dialog about a family scene with a mother and sister present. The garbled OCR hints at a humorous or domestic exchange, though specifics are unclear. The piece reads like a brief column or quotation, reflecting everyday small talk.
Army Plans Nonstop Flight From San Francisco to Hawaii
The U S Army announced plans for a July launch of a nonstop Fokker monoplane flight from San Francisco to Hawaii. Lt Lester J Maitland and Lt Albert R Hagenberger pilot the craft, with tests at March and Kelly Fields, Love Field, and San Diego ahead of the Pacific hop.
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Washington
San Francisco-Hawaii
War Department
Lester J. Maitland
Albert P. Hagenberger
Army
Crissor Field
Wea
Air F
Trubie Davison
Pacific
Exec
Dayton
San Francisco
San Diego
Navy
Hodges
Maitland Tigas
Hasyn
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
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Pacific Islands
Elt Pears
SEO
Ita Construct Woh
Dy Dhiversel ‘Srevice
San Antonio
Tex
Maltland
Abertberg
United Statca Army
Helly Field
Maitland
Firot
Albert R. Hagenberger
Boweing Field
Washington, D. C
March Field
Dia
Wahehington
Davison
Siere
Muskogen
Oklo
Dallas
Tance
Dating
Kelly Field
Lindbergh Arrives in St Louis After Transatlantic Flight
Crowds greet Charles A Lindbergh on arrival at Lambert field in St Louis after his solo Paris flight. Philip F Love, an Associated Press reporter, ferried him from the field amid cheers. Lindbergh rests tonight at the home of Harry H Knig, with plans for further events unresolved.
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Love
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Louis
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Apaca
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Hin
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Ohio
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Ahiard Horse
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Associated Press
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Coronel
Murder Ends Truce for Mackaye and Raymond
In Los Angeles Dorothy Mackaye and Ray Raymond renewed their battered liaison amid talk of a cover up. Paul Kelly, a film star, allegedly battered Raymond to end their relationship, leading to legal fallout as Mackaye faces charges. The maid testified Mackaye learned of the beating after a party.
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Dorothy Mackaye
Ray Raymond
Arles
Raymond
Paul Kelly
Mres. Mackaye
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Miss Mackaye
Bia
Jerry Gelster
Conneel
Kelly
Miss Aiackaye
Prohibition Officials Face $5,000 Damages Suit
A civil action was filed yesterday in Pittsburgh against Administrateur John D. Pennington and two women, Parker and Gladys Thirton, seeking $5,000 in damages. The suit, brought by B. A. Wise and Rett, accuses Pennington of misconduct related to enforcement and cites other individuals connected to Karas County. Pennington, in transit to Huntington, was met with conferences and temporary charges as he awaited appointment of a new criminal administrator. The two cases are separate, with service planned for Huntington, and involve alleged illicit activity surrounding prohibition enforcement.
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B.A. Wise
Rett
Parker
Gladys Thirton
Pennington
Pittsburgh
Pei
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Huntington Ia
C. A. Barnhart
Siatant
Comer
Wtta
Eradley
West Virginia
Charlegton
Tomorow
Huntington
Byrd Flight Delayed By Favorable Weather For Transatlantic Hop
Weather favored Richard Byrd delaying his trans Atlantic flight to Sunday night. Lindbergh’s New York reception cleared the final obstacle besides weather, as Byrd planned a four man crew aboard the Fokker with Bert Acosta and George Noville. Letters from would be passengers poured in as Byrd considered accepting a notable cross Atlantic attempt.
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New York
Richard E. Byrd
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
France
Byrd
Lindbersig Wonemeyrs
Lindbergh Lmft
St. Lowla
Bert Acosta
George Noville
Housevelt Eld
Universal Service
Paris
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Boyd
Roosevelt Field
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Levine
America
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Bryd
trans-Atantic Air Buatness
Mid-West
Plezae
Mary Pickford Kidnapping Plot Arouses Studio Jest
Hollywood reports an apparent kidnapping scare involving Mary Pickford. Studio officials dismissed danger as exaggerated while Beverly Hills residents and fans reacted with excitement and rumors about the plot. Two men are serving sentences in a state prison after the discovery of a similar attempted kidnapping years earlier.
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Mary Pickford
India
Iirus
Guerde
Plckfair
Miss Pickford
Douglas
Fairbanks
Beverly Hills
Lost French Fliers May Be With Indian Tribes
Reports from Quebec indicate two French fliers Nungesser and Coli may be with Native groups near Lake St. John as authorities and trappers monitor sightings. A hydroplane was seen over Quebec City and officials refuse details while plans to search the region continue.
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Polite
Lake St. John
Nungessar
Call
George Rouseeau
St. Margaret River
Rouséeau
Jone
St. Jann
Nungester
Riien
Ferland Tower
Petlbonka
Shipsaw
Kegin
Que- 160
Nungesaer
Colf
Plano
Rogers Rally After Abrupt Operation Report
June 17 Los Angeles reports say Rogers rallied after an abrupt operation decided due to medical condition. The hospital transfer followed a prior illness described as nervous fatigue and physical strain. Names and precise actions are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Wall
Rogers
Buimoriat
Hospicassiag
Hi!yuicians
Alleged Polish Spies Executed Reported Abroad
Moscow reports claim two Polish spies were sentenced to death after alleged espionage activities. A third suspect, Melnik, identified as a group leader, was noted as involved in the case. The article references Andrew Vorzbaritch and another named figure in the network.
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Oe 2Olah
Andrew
Denah Vorzbaritch
Melnik
Melnick
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