Cars damaged in auto wreck on two city streets
Police report two separate accidents yesterday noon at Eagan and North Rand streets and at Clendeny and Virginia streets. R G McCollam of 196% Bigley Avenue and FO Payne of 619 Court Street collided, both speeding. McCollam’s car damaged, Payne’s drivable home. Hutchinson of 1412 Third Avenue had a non-damaging crash at Clendeny and Virginia. Community notices include Glenwood Church vacation Bible school commencement at 7:30 pm with speakers and hymns, and West Side Business Men's Association meeting about bond election and library location. Enduring school events feature St Anthony's Graduation with diplomas, operetta, and musical numbers.
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G. McCollam
Bigley Aveue
Payne
Court Street
Eagan
North Rand
Callam
Paynes
A Hutchinson
Third Avenue
Clendeny
Virginia Streeets
Kills Pesky Bed-Bugs P.D.Q. Patent Spout Free In Every Rackned
Fragmentary ad style notice touts a pest control product P. D. Q. claiming fast bed bug kills and a 35 cent box. Mentions liquid form and sealed bottles with double strength. Lacks clear dates or authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redhursts
Faiman Embalming School Under Fire in Murder Trial
In a chaotic trial scene, Faiman faces questions about his embalming and mortuary science work and a controversial degree scheme. Stewart mocks the PhD program, while witnesses reveal a dubious offer of $200,000 for murder, later reduced, and Faiman’s vague recollections of meetings with Shepherd. The defense edges toward finishing cross-examination as prosecutors prepare to rest their case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Leernnd
Stewart
Bpechnicra
Lynch
Faiman Saia
Dart
Falman
Shepherd
Tencher
Faiman
Fatman
Farman
Lilinois
Palman
Crows
Robert Whtta
White
Paiman
Banjoist Ralph Dexter to Perform at Galperin Store
Banjo virtuoso Ralph Dexter, linked with leading orchestras, will give a banjo program and demonstration at the Galperin store tomorrow. Dexter, noted for tenor banjo work and stage roles, tours the country promoting this instrument. Also announced are exam dates for mine foremen and fore bosses by R. M. Lambie with sessions in several towns this July and August.
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Hare
Ralph Dexter
Benjetet
Galperin
Simon Galperin
Mr. Dexter
Xull Halter
Vincent Lopez
Pawl Whiteman
Sam Lanin
Low Gold
So Letty
Anale Dear
R. M. Lambie
Sinta Ming
Centent
Charleston
Morganton
Beckley
Welch Antiqust
Organ
Obituary for Mrs Mury Worthy
Mrs. Mary Worthy, 44, passed away at her home on June 1 in Charleston where she had lived since moving from her birthplace 16 years ago. She left behind a son and family in the city, having resided there from that time until her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mury Worthy
Mary Worthy
Charleston
Ami
Tina
al Unique
Jandhe Cavitta
Oklahoma City
Okla
Parfume
Real Prescription for Neuritis Pains At Buileman's
An advertisement touts Allenru Special Formula No 2 at Buileman's Cut Rate Drug Stores to ease severe neuritis and sciatica pain. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours, with further dose reductions over days, and asserts the formula targets rheumatic and rheumatoid conditions without dangerous claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buileman
Rominist Anc
Ieee
Why Paris Still Is Style Center Explained
A June Washington dispatch explains Paris maintains its fashion leadership through close cooperation between designers and fabric producers. It notes Paris hosts many designers, fabric firms, and exporters, with inputs from Europe, the United States, and the Far East guiding trends. Pastel tones, futurist motifs, and new textiles shape the global market, while Paris retains influence via cross-border collaborations and influential studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Thornburg
Washington
Cnopital
Department of Canteeree
Clant Iau
Stone
Lorton
Isaacs
Paria
Longchamps
St. Moritz
Venice
San Sebastian
Fabrica 14
Paris
Targent Deltith
Ceurca
Franc
Empewa Alent
Tden
Levent
United States
Far Eact
Egypt
Africa
Japan Shows Interest as League of Nations Adds Permanent Delegate
Geneva June 15 Japanese activities at the League of Nations gain new drive after Tokyo decides to send a permanent representative. S. M. Inagaki, former general secretary of the Nippon association, arrives in Geneva to reside permanently and keep informed on league affairs. Prince Tokugawa, president of the House of Peers, chairs the Tokyo League of Nations union with over 2,000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Tokugaiwa
Houaa of
Japaneas
Washington Farms
League of Nations Union
Tuberculosis Death Toll Seen Exceeding Twenty Thousand Annually
Minneapolis report cites Dr Louis J Dublin of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co estimating about 20 000 TB deaths yearly, from sanatorium patient totals of addressing the national TB association. He notes 500 005 through sanatoria in ten years, 110 000 alive, and argues beds and treatment reduce mortality and extend life.
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Minneapolis
United States
Dublin
Brester
Bose
Teolet
Godlas J. Drolet
New York
Drolst
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Georgia
Klratusky
Virginia
Alabama
Dilinois
Tennessee
Missouri
Arkansas
Loisiana
California
Mixaissippi
New Jersey
Lexag
Dralot
Jazz to Be Opera of Future according to Kahn
London based banker Tuna Ft-Otra Kann argues in an interview that jazz will become the opera of the future. He cites his son’s jazz-influenced American musical development and urges study in Europe to blend modern jazz with grand opera ideals, predicting a new form rooted in American expression.
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Wray
London
Otra Kann
England
Algo Mthlagon
Sore
Ad Kahn
Jara
Jaze Onorn
Metropolitan Opera Hous
Kahn
Intersiew
Wagner
Ameren
Ecard
Bacanvas
America
Foxe
New York
Heart of
Dia
Waener
Debussy
Strauss
Mae Busch to Wed Lew King in New York Dinner Affair
Mae Busch famous screen actress will marry Lew King former director, announced by mutual friend at a New York dinner. The couple’s forthcoming nuptials arise from a discreet social gathering linking two prominent entertainment figures.
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Mae Busch
Lew King
New New York
British Rubber Export Restrictions Urged Repeal
London June 13 Sir George Behrstral of Dunlop Rubber leads call to lift British controls on rubber production and exports imposed since 1923 arguing higher prices and broader use make restrictions unnecessary American manufacturers warn continued limits could raise costs and provoke imports of Russian and other rubber. A London omnibus ticket example notes travel for 25 cents across a day.
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Hanky BR. Flory
London
United States
George Behstral
Dunlop Rubber Company
Sir Georges i
Sir George
Ameoriva
Ussing
London Omnibus Company
Pole Story Tells Of Arctic Flight And Return
A polar reconnaissance narrative recounts distances over ice and sea, with wind slows, landing attempts, and two soundings showing 2 750 tetare depth. The crew abandons continued northward, heads east, and retraces toward Spitzbergen then North Cape, noting fuel limits and extensive uncharted area observations.
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Plan Netarn Coors
Eas
Arctic
Stowlage
Alrain
Solar compass aids polar flight to Kings Bay
Reported journey spans about 136 miles by sea with plans to reach Kings Bay quickly. Goerz solar compasses proved essential on up and back flights, possibly first use in this region. Doernter-Wolf aircraft endured pack ice stress with Rolls Royce engines performing reliably, enabling immediate action when needed.
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Tase
Kings Bay
Canada
South America
Japan
Alianes
Itr
Are Club
Pope Receives Largest World Rosary in Rome
In Rome on June 13 a remarkable rosary over 15 feet in circumference was presented to Pope Plus by an expert Morano wood carver. Each bead is carved wood and larger than a large egg, highlighting a rare religious artifact. A separate Union field report notes Harry I. Brown underwent surgery in Richmond Va on June 18 after being shot near Alderson on April 19. the bullet was removed from the epIthelial cavity by Dr C Coleman with seven surgeons present.
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Rome
Papa
Morano
Arry Brown
UNION
Harry I. Brown
Alderson
Stuart Circle Hospital
Richmond
C. Coleman
Local Realtors to Attend National Convention in Detroit
Realtors of Charleston plan to attend the National Realtors convention in Detroit Michigan at the end of the week. Delegates include L L Potagt Hugh W May A L Ferrell Mr and Mrs M T Moore Mr and Mrs Be Sum moras W S Peters N W Pritchard P M Exling J N Smith Jr and John T Copenhaver among others from local Charleston firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realtors of
Charleston
Detroit
Mich
Ll. E. Potagt
Hugh W. May
A. L. Ferrell
M. T. Moore
Locomotives Named After Race Horse Tradition Returns
The London and North Eastern railway revives stage coach naming, assigning each locomotive a title like Plying Fox and Ormonde. Southern railway follows with engines named for famous men such as His Majesty and The Prince of Wales, while passenger service units bear names and freight engines stay numbered. Australia also adopts the trend.
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Landon
London and North Eastern Railway
Hornsm
Plying Fox
Ormonde
Hermit
Cadar “Perasmimon
Robert le Mdiable
Donovan
Doncaster
Southern Railway
Alsa Bee
His
Prince of Wales
Socom
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McCollam
News OF
West Side
Glenwood Church
Glenwood Presbyterian Church
H. GO. Bobbard
Trent
Bey Jorle Bowyer
West Side Business Men's Association
Tewibrary
Aq Friends of
Association
St. Anthony
Bt. Anthony
Spiemes
Atu Gants
V. Kilcolin
EB. Byrne
G. Costaux
P. Wood
Sloan
RL Rawilt
G. Tormey
Nugent
Adlo
Mra
J. H. Minotti
Mixe B. Rollins
e@chool
John Hiersoux
V. Klug
J. Minotti
Lila Sead
C Rohling
Haid
J. Bonham
BR. Campbell
Old Virginny
A. Nugent
J. HL
L. Monchan
C! Rohling
J. Hatrin
J. Sullivan
J. Kosick
H. Abraham
C. Cornell
W. Guthrie
Gladya Byrn
Betty
Ababel Buradling
Nell
Hotty
Catherine Martin
Jenny
Gloria Monshan
Futries
A.M Hala
D. Hirawes
Stee
Moher
T Boradling
R. Dolbec
N. Martin
Krauss
Sterling
Haggerty
Fascturn Homes Row
Father Gregory
H. . Hogring
W. H. Maginnis
Pittsburgh
Father Regis
Harriaville
Father Eugene
Sacred Heart Church
Hartiaville Church
Elan
Saint Fidelle
Hermann
Saint Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Pother Gregory
Jeanette
Mr. Hoeuring
Rochester
Perconsi
Betty Jarrett
Delaware Avenue
Atra
Pau Payne
Becklay
Bliss Charlotta Perminger
de Estes
Dream Memorial Church
Lewlaburs
C.F. Henn
Blathtreet
P.D.Q
F. Ai, Q
Peaky Zevilp Quietas
M. Ricks
Mae
Ward M. Hicks
Bela Ave
Dayton
Eadtok
Potterfield's
Capitol
Virginia Streets
Faiman Charge
Galperin Store
Style Center
ULS
C. Grant Isaacs
Crete
Isaac
Lnte
Faris
Ieans Enis
Hoomerang Bir
Georgs
Skma
Harvey Firestone
Murfaub Tb
Prike
Pole
Barca
Spltzbergen
North Cape
Northeaust Land
Spitzvergan
Ening
Hebby
Hindera
Latth Cups
Baabefield Nossi
Lady Ranktin Hay
Kings Ber
Nes
Ed Haters’ Association
National Association
Motor City
Australia
Ta Motoroyel
Men’s & Boys
Sion
Capitol St
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