Cannon Comments On Liquor Plank At Convention
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South commented on the Republican prohibition plank. He said the convention did not pledge party followers to any specific course but advised Congress to submit a substitute amendment for state ratification. Cannon would comment again after the Democratic convention action.
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Washington
James Cannon
Methodia
Episcopal Church, South
Congress
Bishop Cannon
Chicago gangsters hold criminal convention for Hoover nomination
In Chicago, gang leaders gathered in the Loop to name a successor to Al Capone with Barker as a leading candidate. The meeting drew Moran, Anixter, and others while shootings punctured the night as bids for control and gambling profits clashed amid police forecasts of further violence.
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Chicago
Bulets
Curena
Hoover
George Bed Barker
Mr. Hoover
Catensthiy
Protita Betwen
Capone “Cyndicate
Rum
Barker
Io Reailty
Schrface al” Capora
Atlante Penitentiary
Medus
Old Capone
Frank Nitts
Joe Fusco
Machine Gun Jack" McCurn
Lovin’ Puddy" Anixter
Billy Skidmore
Guna
George
Bugs) Moran
O'Donnell
Charles
Bub) Quillan
Moran
St. Valentina’saye
Rea
Hitt
Cicero
Crawford Avenue
Asmasins
Joo
Mitt
Capone
Frank
Joren
Ith Soya
Bluecoate
Machine 5
Barker Lett My
Mutth
Alther
Birthday honors for Joseph Silverstein prominent Charleston attorney
The Gazette celebrates Joseph Silverstein born in Montgomery son of A P and Sean Silverstein. A Virginia Military Institute and University of Pennsylvania graduate, he led Kiwanis in 1930, served as Charleston councilman at large, and held Union League and Shriner memberships. He married Bertha Susman in 1925 and has two children. He captained the Washington and Lee football team in 1914 and remains active in sports.
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Mr. Silverstein
Montgomery
A. P
Sean Silverstein
Virginia Military Institute
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Business
Washington and Lee University
Kiwanis Club
Union League and
Charleston
Beni-Kedem Temple
Omiicon Delta Keppa Society
Southmoor Country Club
Virginia Street Temple
Silverstein
Bertha Susman
Washington, N.C
Joseph Ler, Jr
Betty Louise
Final Campaign Meeting Ends Sealed in Controversy
In a heated exchange, Dr. France and supporters claim legal rights were violated as a Hoover nomination is debated. The debated speech and tampered applause spark claims of robbed rights and manipulations at the closing Prance-for-president gathering.
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Dr. France
Beatt
Anciit
Dr. Franco
Hoover
Scott
Sandblast
Bandblast
Snell
Mr. Sandhirst
Calvin Coolidge
Magic Show Ends Quietly At Psychic Research Lab
Marry Price, director of the London National Laboratory of Psychic Research, intones numbers as a trance unfolds. A bloodied goat appears, shivering in the cold while about 100 spectators watch in silence. Investigators declare the demonstration proves there is no witchcraft at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry Price
Tional Laboratory of Psychical Research
London
Edwin F Hill Talks Kiwanis Education at Whitesville Club
Edwin F Hill president of the Washington Kiwanis and former Charleston member spoke on Kiwanis Education at Whitesville weekly dinner. He invited Whitesville members to the July 14 Washington meeting aboard the U S frigate Constitution. R A Morgan of Eunice offered safety methods, G Z Newman discussed telephone line crew safety, J Johnson presided.
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Whitesville
Edwin F. Hill
Washington Kiwanis Club
Charleston Club
Kiwanis Club
Washington Club
U S
R. A. Morgan
Eunice
G. Z Newman
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Charleston
J. Johnson
Davila Again Is Ruler in Chile
Clashes and a military coup in Santiago topple the Gravistas. Carlos Davila takes command with the support of the armed forces as the two week power struggle ends. Col Grove and Eugenio Matte are detained while 500 communists are arrested and the capital is placed under siege.
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Davila
Chile
Santiago
Cotty
Ngain
Carlos Davila
Jumta
D.tan Esteban Montero
Marina
Duke Grove
Grove
Ferer
Socialist Republic of Chile
Constitutional Assembly
Althoug
Inet
Eugenio Matte
Obituaries for Mandaville Hill and others in Hernshaw area
Funeral services were held for Mandaville Hill 52 at Hernshaw with burial in Hernshaw cemetery. Surviving are widow, three daughters Ina Keys Eloise Hill and Hettie Hill and four sons Ralph Virgil Edward Emerson Hill, all of Hernshaw. Also listed are Lucinda A. Asbury 67 of Rocky Park died after illness. burial Wallace cemetery, husband Burl Asbury, one son William Asbury, two grandchildren, two brothers J M Kelly J A Selly of Charleston. John H. Kirby 8 Boomer died after short illness. survived by wife Ole Kirby, five children Henry Kirby of St Clairville WR Kirby of Dun ter, Mrs J O Woodyard of Booth Charister, Mrs Fannie Morris and Mrs Goldie Lewis of Snow Hill. burial Boomer cemetery. member of T O O F lodge and Boomer Baptist church. Sarah Virginia Bowe 83 of Woodland Terrace died. survived by four children Mrs Otto Sampson and B R Bowe of Charleston H H Bowe and M R Bowe of Philadelphia. funeral Bartlett Craters chapel St Albans. burial Tesus Hill Cemetery. Rev C L Nesbit officiating. pallbearers C A Specht Nec Colcord N Blater William Hogeman Walter Morrison F G Suttes.
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Mandaville Hi
Mandaville Hill
Hernshaw
Hernshaw Cemetery
Ina Keys
Eloise
Hill
Hettie HI
Ralph
Virgil
Edward
Emerson Hill
Lucinda A. Asbury
Lucinnda A. Asbury
Rock Park
Wallace Cemetery
Burl Asbury
Rocky Park
William Asbury
J. M. Kelly
J. A. Selly
Charleston
John HW. Kirby
John H. Kirby
Boomer
Ole Kirby
Henry H. Kirhy
St. Clairville
WR. Kirhy
Dunter
J. O. Woodyard
Booth Chariceter
Fannie Morris
Goldie Lewis
Snow Him
Boomer Cemetery
T. 0. O. F Lodge
Sarah Virginia Bowl
Sarah Virginia Bowe
Woodland Terrace
Otto Sampson
B. R. Bowe
Charlenton
H. H. Bowe
M. R. Bowe
Philadelphia
Bartlett Craters Chapel
St. Albans
Tesus Hill
C. L. Nesbit
C. A. Specht
Nec Colcord
N. Blater
William Hogeman
Walter Morrison
F. G. Suttes
Commission Disapproves Of Miners Wage Slash
In Denver the Colorado State Industrial Commission condemned a 36 percent wage cut proposed by Colorado Fuel and Iron. The commission found evidence that miners are not earning a living wage under the existing pay scale and criticized the move as driving workers toward industrial slavery.
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Denver
Colorado State Industrial Commission
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Coaching School Held For Dedication Guides to Capitol
State officials and Charleston Chamber committees arranged details for the dedication of the new capitol Monday. A coaching school for state house employees will guide visitors, with Secretary of State George W. Sharp among officials at yesterday’s ceremony. The speaking program at the north entrance begins at two. A parade forms on Kana wha street at eleven.
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Charleston Chamber of Commerce
State House
Capitel
George W. Sharp Ald Rotner
Simco
Fulden
Capitol
Uhe North
Kanawha Street
Verdict for Galperin Music Co. in piano suit
The jury in circuit court awarded the Galperin Music Company $1,248.50 against Mrs. Casci who bought a piano claiming misrepresentation of its condition. Casci traded in a radio valued at 1876 as part payment. A separate case saw Kathryn Lurber vs Lane Co. settled for 25,000 in personal injury damages from a Whitesville automobile crash. A third matter, Janet Walker versus J Bedwinek, was continued to Monday.
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Eircuit
Galperin Music Company
Lulu D
Casci
Kathryn Lurber
Cherieston
3. M. Gates Lane Company
Charleston
Donald Clark
Whitesville
Janet Walker
R. Wi. Walker
J. Bedwinek
Soldiers Rally as 3000 Camp Capitol Grounds for Bonus Vote
Reinforcements poured into the capitol grounds as 3000 men gathered around Brig. Gen. Pelham Granaford, chief of police, predicting no trouble after the vote. Commander-in-Chief Walter Waters declared the bill beaten yet vowed to stay and recruit more men until change came. He urged organizing into columns and returning to camp as crowds cheered for Rep. Wright Patman and booed Hoover.
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Capitol
Pelham DD. Granaford
United States Army
Alfred J. Headley
Walter Waters
Senate
Waters
Thhem
Water
Wright Pataran
Tex
Hoover
Debaters Confront Veterans in Capitol Amid Silent Debate
A lengthy session in the Capitol drew veterans to the galleries while political figures urged aid for the unemployed. Senators La Follette and Norris pressed for work creation, urging support for all veterans. The vote on the bonus bill failed, with police keeping order as spectators voiced mixed reactions.
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Bob" LeFollette
Wisconsin
George W. Norrin
Nebraska
Norcia
Norris
Deys
jSix
LaFollette
Morris
Joba
Ashurst
Wall Street
Senate
Blaine
Brookhart
Fraser
N. D
Norbeck
Dr. Robinson
Ind
Schall
Minn
Steiner
Ore
Ariz
Black
Two Men Flee From Burning Automobile After Standoff
Police searched for two men after a car fire call on Ridgey avenue and Birch Street. The car appeared to be stolen and not burning. drivers fled when smoke rose from under the hood. Investigations indicate the driver was intoxicated. both men remain missing amid ongoing inquiries and related political party lists appear in the surrounding text.
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Barker
Teo
Manawha Street
Wlieve
Rigtey Avenue
Birch Street
Amel
Suening
Wallace Bien
Serge
Jules Waterloo
Congress Debates Furlough Plan Amid Economic Conferees
Debates over federal pay furloughs continue as Hoover presses for a five day week for government workers. Conferees fail to reconcile furlough measures with salary cuts, while the House approves a resolution for a world economic conference and debates war debt cancellation.
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Associated Press
Hoover
Congress
Ettenta
House xxx
McFadden
House
Furlough System Battle Marks House Debate Shift
The house faces a vote on the furlough system after earlier rejection as Chairman McDuffie urges action on a provision for a flag cot, likely with a harsher amend ment. Hoover statements arrive after a draft related to tithe aid amid talks on broader federal moves and employment.
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House
McDuffie
Hoover
Pitt
Debt payments and seeking common peace in Europe
M. Herriot urged the German people to understand France seeks not to worsen others’ woes but to work for common good and peace. He warned that canceling debts cannot restore economic balance and that security and political peace depend on economic health and fair debts and reparations.
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M. Herriot Tose
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Cannon
Joseph Silverstein
Silverstain and Silverstein
Storoscope
William Lassell
Dos, Sverstein
Edwins
Whitesville Club
Galperin Music Co
Walker Case
Barium Reduction Corporation
South Charleston
Charleston Howe. Co
Chas. Nursery & Seed Co
Farm Bureau Supply Co
Falknier Hdwe
Goff and McGuire
Kanawha Drug Company
Loewenstein & Sons
Charlesto Modern Hardware Co
Mullens Hardware Co
Charlesto
W. Va
Bratton
N. Mex
Broussard
Byrnes, & C
Caraway
Ark
McGill
Kana
Keely
Sheppard
Wheeler
Mont
Shipstead
Against
Republicana
Aus
Barbour
Barth
Grenn
Goldaborough
Ata
Datelyn
Gole
Dill
Waak
Fletcher
Fis
Glasn
Gore
Ghia
Harrison
Mise
Hawes
Hayden
Kendrick
Wye
King
Uten
Lewis
Logan
Robinson
Thomas
Okla
Trammell
Fin
Tydings
Warnes
Walsh
Btephens
Dem
Kiss
Bingham
Dickinson
Bailey
Swanson
Keyes
Waterman
Cole
Cutting
Long
Nev
Smith
McXeilay
Sally Eilers
Spencer Tracy
EL Brendel
Tean
Morrizon
N.C
Ola
Bankhead
Dem. Ala
Diamond Bargain
J. M. Beech
New Road
New York Bank
Britain
Persia
Montreal
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