Air distance champs unite with spouses in European welcome
Clarence Charoberlin and Charles Levine, famed aviators, reunite with wives in Hamburg after arriving from Bremen. Crowds mobbed the pair as they toured Berlin and Magdeburg, with the group planning further European stops and possible Moscow visit. The reception highlighted wartime era airfield media attention and cross continental travel.
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Universal Service
Hamburg
Germany
Clarence Charoberlin
Charley A. Levine
America
Bre- Man
Etre
Mra
Lee Vite
Bremen
Chamberlin
Pat Detor
Columbia
Fou Tike
Hava
Ger
Shay
Bremenhoven
Lloyd Line
Beriin
Berlin
Chamberlins
Levines
Moscow
Levine
West Virginia Day Observed By Rotary Club
West Virginia Day was celebrated at the Rotary Club luncheon with a program featuring 1927 graduates reading from Carl Myers and a speech by J Frank Marsh on state history. Marsh recounted WV coal, gas, limestone, and scenic riches, tracing the state's emergence from Virginia in 1863 and praising its natural wonders and heritage.
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West Virginia
Marsh
Rotary Club
William Burdette Mathews
Laureete Carl Myers
Dorese
J. Frank Marsh
State Department of Education
Mr. Myers
Misa Elizabeth Mathews
Sweetbrier College
Frank Erwin
Florence Lakin
Frank Robertson
Lucy Robertson
Mina Elizabeth Barker
West Virginia University
Waa
Great Lake
England
Scotland
Congress
Commonwealth
Virginia
Babylon
Europe
Fisher Killed in Pole Crash at Mink Shoals
Alvin Fisher aged 34 or 35 a Macy Street employee of Appalachian Electric Power Co died Thursday evening at Mountain State Hospital from injuries after a pole slipped while being set near Mink Shoals along the New York Central rail line. He was crushed between two poles and died two hours after the accident. He is survived by his widow and several children. Funeral at 2:39 Sunday from the residence with burial at Hope Cemetery.
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Alvin Fisher
Macy Street Bill
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Mountain State Hospital
Mink Shoals
New York Central Railroad
Fisher
Noapital
Durlal
Hope Cemetery
Lindbergh Arrives in St Louis to Warm Welcome
Lindbergh returns to St Louis amid three day city celebration. He grants 22 minute interview with press about plans, hints at possibly two weeks before deciding next steps. He says St Louis is home, plans to stay, and rests at Harry F Knight's residence under tight security as reception events proceed.
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Lindbergh
Keys
St. Louis
New York
Harry F. Knight
Nylgera trans-Allanils
Obituary for John Pate Panoras at Kanawhs Two-Mile home
John Pate Panoras, 73, died Thursday night at his Kanawhs Two-Mile home. Services will be held at the residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. B. F. Robertaon officiating. Burial will be in the Pate cemetery. He is survived by his widow and one son, John Jr. A printing course will be added to New River state subjects next year, with O. H. M. Wood leading the printing division at the Mont Bomery school.
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John Pate
Kanawhs
B. F.n Robertaon
Pate
Smidow
John, Jr
New River State
Oh. M. Wood Wl
Mont~ Bomery School
Colleen Faces Million Contract Fight In Film Case
Colleen and First National Pictures clash over a $1.009 million contract for twelve film projects. Burxac, attorney, seeks arbitration. Colleen contends she earned only $84,000 and demands remaining payments. West Virginia Four-H club members attend national camp in Washington, with 38 states represented and a week of conferences and tours.
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New York
Colleen
Bicoreeniin
Hurepe
Gonn McGcormlck
Paris
Nathan Burxac
First National Pictures, Inc
Supreme Court
Sheta
West Virginia
Washington
Anawhe County
Representeeston
Triangle polling pictured by Byrne
Witness accounts describe disorder at election day with threats and violence. They tell how Frank Williams and others bluffed policemen, proclaimed themselves the baddest men in Sanawha county, and allegedly assaulted voters and poll workers. Testimony covers intimidation, shootings, and attempts to deter black voters, with several witnesses recounting specific confrontations and threats.
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Frank Williams
Wertz
Sanawha
Scott
Hearcat" Riggs
Vnte
Atlanta
Beatt
Walter Pettigrew
Democrats
Williams
EN Bizzard
Prenk Williams
Sprathing
Morrin
Bibzard
Eros
Pettlensw
Petigrew
Byster
Pettigrew
Trethruy Ags
Thin
Wiliam Smith
North Rand Street
Berry
Brewers
J. G Lewis
Clark
Marines Start For Home From Nicaragua
Washington reports the first batch of over 3,000 American marines in Nicaragua is headed home. Secretary Wilbur says the military situation has subsided and withdrawals will proceed as feasible. Rear Admiral Latimer, who led the squadron, departed Nicaragua with his crew after requesting relief due to family matters.
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Washington
Nicarague
Navy
Wilbur
Papelbie
Julian Lb. Latimer
Nicaraguan
Bathoa
Nicamgua
Judge James Reed Dies In Pittsburgh Father Of Senator Reed
James MH Breed died in Pittsburgh on June 17, leaving behind Judge James F H Reed father of U S Senator David A Reed and one of the organizers of the United States Stel corporation. The longtime public figure passed away at his home after a period of illness.
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James Mh, Breed
Pittsburgh
James FH. Reed
United States
David A. Reed
United States Stel Corporation
Jrouisht
River Stage Readings Across Ohio and Kanawha Rivers
River stage updates from the United States Engineer report fall at Paint Pleasant to 10.0 feet and Huntington to 14.1 feet while Cincinnati closes at 16.1 feet. Kanawha shows Kasunwha Falls 4.4 feet and Charleston 8.1 feet. Boat movements include Katherine through Dock 10 at noon and Mary Trane at 11 25. Mitchel and others pass through Dock 10 and 9 15 p.m.
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Dvters
United States Engineer
Ohio
Paint Pleasant
Huntington
Cincinnati
Hinton
Kasunwha
Charleston
Cacuil
Jock
Katherine
Mary Trane
Mitchel
Me Waninn
Dock
Slaying Ends Mackaye Truce in Feud Case
Witnesses describe a fatal confrontation at Raymond home when Kelly struck Raymond during an argument over a Kiss Mackaye relation. Autopsy found Raymond died from a subdural hemorrhage due to blows to the head. The defense hints injuries may have resulted from a fall, while prosecutors recount prior debts and drinking parties at Kelly’s apartment.
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Miss Mackaye
Gatling
Will
Raymond
Dows
Valerie Raymond
Kelly
Kiss Mackaye
Kelis
Ethel Lee
Croft
Raymonds
Mfiis Mackeye
A. ¥. Wagger
Stahd
Raymore
Max Wagner
Belly
Miss Macklye
Helen Wilkinson
Slaying and vengeance enrage Paris town after sheriff shot
June 17 Paris Tennessee Sheriff Caldwell was fatally shot by Joseph Upshur while approaching a Black man armed with a past feud. Upshur was then killed by a mob of about fifty after the cabin where he was held was fired on. Deputy Sheriff captured Upshur then a party removed him as mob violence ensued.
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Paris
Tenn
Joseph Up- Jehurei
Caldwell
Upshurrh
Chicego
Sheree Caldwell
Upehurch
Baling
Church
Isherit
Jeter
Eesra
Court routine items outline multiple civil and divorce actions
Court records show judgments and filings across common pleas and circuit courts. Edward Atackley appeals a stay while Garnet Eary sues Woolworth, and numerous estates and administrators are noted, with several divorces and naturalization intents reported.
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Circuit Court
Edward Atackley
Hils
St Agaist J
Ehop
L. C. Blassey
Monroe Robinson
H. M. West
K. O. Masses
Motron Robinson
Ira
Davis Tetiist
Bowman Lend Company
Offler
Louise B. Morris
C. P
Borris
James 3. Price
JS. Jones
Edward Hilt Pant
Riled Over German Innuendo and Naval Talks
Controversy over German maneuvers as the council adjourned leaves Germany with little to show. Stresemann may return empty handed on Rhineland force reductions. Japan plans to press for naval talks only on non Washington-treaty ships at the forthcoming conference. The American delegation signals no sensational moves, aiming for a limited Nimitation scheme in their opening. Grain trader Kellogg found guilty of dishonorable conduct on grain exchanges, facing a two year suspension.
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Assoristet Prasa
Toers
Pra Rtise
Levine
Chamberlin
Berlin
Bremerhaven
Lioga
Hamburg
Dewspapnra
Germany
Stresemann
Rhineland
Geneva
Japan
Panama Canal
Hawai
Singapore
Adil Koebayesal
Jagan
Hugh
Gibson
Almerican
Soorces
United States
Mondey
Chicago
John Kellogg
Ammcur Gretn Company
Chicago Board of
The Awakening presented by Brent drama at high school
The Brent drama group plans The Awakening at the high school auditorium from June 28 to July 2 under local Ku Klux Klan auspices. James H. Hull directs a 200 chorus of local women and seeks more applicants to fill the 500 local roles with 60 blackface performers and lavish costumes. The production, billed as on par with professional plays, features sensational scenery and claims nationwide praise despite its controversial themes.
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Charlestat
Brent
James H. Hull
Hull
Washington, D. C
Schubert-Belasco
Aya
Weather Is Boss Of Byrd Flight
Byrd comments on reports about the flight weather, denying claims of a fatality. He asserts his plane has passed all tests and awaits the weather signal to proceed, emphasizing readiness and confidence in the mission.
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Weather
Byrd Flight
Byrd
Lindbergh Aeronautics Firm Forms in Delaware
Wilmington Delaware June 1728 reports say the Lindbergh Aeronautics corporation formed with 600000 shares of no par value stock and planned to sell stock while executives including William J Burns and Oscar P Lindbergh figure in the Delaware filings. Cleveland Ohio June 17 notes investigations into a 10,000,000 stock record tied to the venture and connections to the Willan J Burns circle.
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Wilmington
Del
Lindbergill
Vinegall Dutlaw
Corp
Wiliam J. Burns
Imington ‘Chamber of Commieres
Aaa
Aeronautica Corporation
Dudas
Uhns
Atock
Charles
al “Tdi
Tig! Peny
Cleveland
Olio
Il Hantics
Wumington
Ohio’ Secretary of State
Harvey B. ‘Billet
Pat’ Elliott
Delaware
Oscar P. Lindbergh
Te Rineer
Coolidge Praised for Summer Plans and Veto Over Farm Policy
The article reports President Coolidge facing praise from Senator J. L. Robbing on his veto of the McWary-Heagen measure and emphasizes Coolidge’s focus on agriculture and farmers. Robbing remarks note Coolidge’s courage, while Coolidge stresses the importance of farmers over others. The piece mentions conference timings and planned Friday publications.
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Agriculture and Commerce
J. L. Robbing
Aelas
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C. F. Hann
Sixth Street
Jono Franklin
Mble
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Alec Horton
O. B. Rust
Paul Hing
Edward Pling
Ralph Peters
Cloud Kellar
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Jack Hively
Junior Cash
Denny Taylor
Bernard Young
William Warner
Donald Moran
Junior Lance
Billy Boggess
Herbert Clayton Carney
Billy Price
Leland Price
Walter Riffee
Curtis Barrows
Jinmia Hudson
Frank Hudson
Leonard Rovent
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Basil Mullens
Margaret Ann Camp
Ruby Frances Jarrett
Frances Norman
Cora Lee Taylor
Emma Lee Morman
Katherine King
Virginie Summerfield
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Maxine Jarrett
Pauling Barton
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Elizabeth Gresham
Helen Peters
Betty Boggest
Betty Cash
Alice Mae Rust
Betty Ann Riddle
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Marjorie King
Doorthy Bailey
John Franklin Hann
Hann
T. Carney
Walter Price
J. M. Young
Curtis Riddle
D. Camp
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Pabst-Deatley
Neliie Elizabeth Deatley
Harold Clarke Pabst
Humphrey Memorial
W. M. Glyer
Brige
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Pabet
Carpon and Carbide
South Charleson
Mrs. Pabst
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Nolan
Columbia Avenue
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Mattle
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Elbert D. Amick
Miss Barlow
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Williem Wirt Henry
Emma Currans
Mildeed Hughes
Royma Donnally
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Williem Kil
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E. P. McLane
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G. EB. Webster
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Big Jey Avenue
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Nichols
Walter Boroching
Magazine Street
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Randolph Patrect Adventjet Christian Church
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Harvey Harding
Dunbar
Mariage
Goldie Underwood
Manfred Burdette
James F. Frame
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Madgeburg
Bedin
Sears Monument Co
Colleen and Movie Company
Farm Mason
First National Corporation
Star and
Googe Mullain
Musom School of Music
Julius Cohen
Moderato
Serrst Banda
Monartty
Pees Sa
Mary Edith Hutchinson
Che Fara
Orpneus
Gluck
Treat
Rowbach
Miss Hamilton
Mozart Julies Cohen
Burleign Phyllcs Wald
Maskawaki
Virginia Wright
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Byrne
Tage One
Marine Forces
Louis Nowleon Dodge
Horace ¥. Dodge
Vincent M. Breaman
Heart
Tiodge
Josephing Bacco
Savelli
Italy
Yestaraag Geet
Diatrice
Ennmantion of
Lindbergh Air Stoci
Burn
LINDY
Charles Lae
Galoparles Se
Willan
Dergh Aeronautics Corporation
Coolidge
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