Cops Busy With Minor Offenses In Charleston
Police handled several petty crimes as 20 drunkenness arrests were reported by ten p.m. Four drivers charged under whisky influence. moonshine possession noted. Larceny cases included $8 stolen from Lola Pauley. multiple assaults and weapon violations also listed among those processed.
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Charleston
Ralph Parson
Lola Pauley
Hamp Morgan
Columbus Pierson
Wiliam Jones
Harrison Porst
Paul Morrin
Robert Jenking
George Hnl
Rosie Hill
Mike Moenkey
Cate
Prohibition Delegates by State and Last Minute Appeals
Data shows Illinois Indiana Massachusetts and Connecticut distributing repeal and anti repeal delegates to upcoming state conventions with vote tallies incomplete for Illinois and unofficial for Indiana and Massachusetts. New Hampshire Connecticut New York and other states held or planned elections with last minute prohibition appeals and expected convention pledges toward ratification or repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Indiana
Masschusetts
Connecticut
California
West Virginia
Alabama
ArkKenang
Tennessee
Oregon
Texas
Washington
Vermont
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Idaho
New Mexico
Arizona
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Concord
N.H
Friends of Prohibition
New Hampshire
Walle
Charches
Deniel A. Poling
HE. D. Toland
Association Against
State House
Winsat
New Haven
Conn
Fletcher Parker
Hartford
Pita
Aingls
Walter H. Patterson
Atate
Wilbur L. Cross
Prohibitionists Rally in Iowa Cities in Dry Campaign
Prohibitionists closed their campaign to keep Iowa dry by conducting rallies in 25 cities as repeal election day nears. Church leaders urged voters to uphold prohibition through Tuesday’s ballot.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Pestova
Prohibitional Race and Federal Action Highlight Iowa News
The piece notes wets and drys in Iowa preparing for a repeal vote with Gov Herring predicting a strong repeal margin. Arthur Wallace speaks at a final campaign rally while Cummings orders the justice department into action. Hoover dodges details on suspects and racketeers as federal cooperation expands.
Roosevelt Sails Amid Storm Near Cape Cod
President Roosevelt remained in harbor for hours and met W Cameron Forbes before amberjack and comeche braved a gale. Waves churned, the Amberjack lurched, plans to reach Nantucket were scrapped. Roosevelt joked with crew, saying he would push toward Provincetown by night as storms eased.
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Woods Hole
Vineyard Sound
Nantucket
Nantucket Island
Cape Cod
Comeche
Stephen Jr. Early
Ellis
Hoover vows manhunt after Kansas City shooting
J Edgar Hoover takes charge of an intensive manhunt after a Kansas City gun attack kills special agent Raymond J Caffrey. Hoover pledges pursuit, noting the years of service and the department’s prior on duty deaths, including agent John Shanahan who was killed by Martin Durkin and the pursuit continues.
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Pil
Hoover
Ala
Kansas City
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
United Press
Raymond J, Caffrey
Department
John Shanahan
Martin Durkin
Middle West
Bencit
Durkin
Explosion blamed on transformer blast at bank building
Police rushed to Security Bank and Trust Co building at Virginia and Capitol streets after an early morning flash and explosion. The incident caused no damage beyond a blown transformer and no injuries were reported. In Rushville, Indiana, sixty five baby chicks hatched from eggs dumped at the city dump by a local poultry house.
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Security Bank and Trust Company
Virginia
Capitol Streets
Rushville
Ind
Mrs Jenny Hibben Dies of Auto Collision Injuries
Mrs Jenny Hibben widow of Dr John Grier Hibben former Princeton president died at the Neurological Institute in New York City from injuries in the same accident that badly wounded her husband last May 16 near Woodbridge New Jersey. She was 70 and survived by daughter Mrs Robert Scoon of Princeton and brother William N Davinson of Elizabeth North Carolina. The couple married in 1887 and had one child.
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New York
Jenny Hibben
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Neurological Institute At Medical Center
William N. Davinson
Elzabeth
N. C
Robert Scoon
Princeton
Woodbridge
MN. J
Davidson
Hibben
Jenny Davidson
Elizabeth
World Economic Talks Face Weekend Pause Amid Delegation Rift
Central banks align on plans to begin control once governments agree. Harrison not officially connected with the American group at the economic parley. Delegation tensions flare over a general 10 percent tariff cut as experts push topics for the economic commission agenda. Chairmen Cox and the monetary team must appoint leaders for stabilization and a permanent monetary standard. Dr Alfred Hugenberg returns to Germany after proposing retreat of former colonies. Delegations signal cautious stance and ongoing maneuvering ahead of week two.
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Harrison
Tomarra
Key Pittman
Economic Commission
London
Weg
Cox
Monetary Commission
Germany
Alfred Hugenberg
United States open to world currency stabilization plan
Washington reports say administration quarters see potential for a permanent stabilization plan for global currencies. President Roosevelt rejected a specific international control proposal, preferring to wait until domestic economic recovery advances and price levels clarify. An American plan may be offered when conditions mature.
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Washington
London
Roosevelt
United States
Presidentia
Birth Announcement for Thompson Daughter at Charleston General
My and Mrs J A Thompson of Cabin Creek announce the birth of a daughter yesterday at Charleston General Hospital.
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J. A. Thompson
Cabin Creek
Charleston General Hospital
Former Prince to wed Cuban beauty in Switzerland
The former Prince of Asturias, who renounced his throne rights, plans a civil ceremony in Switzerland followed by a church wedding in Ouchy. Public ceremonies are expected with high Spanish society attending, though the royal family reportedly disapproves via a letter from the queen.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Prince of Asturias
Hdelmira Sempedro
Ouchy
Alfonso
Faris
Gtand
Unemployed Leagues Meet at Splash Beach
The unemployed leagues of southern West Virginia gathered at Splash Beach for an outdoor session attended by 60 delegates from multiple leagues. Charleston league elected Forest Newman, Robert Donaldson, the Rev W H White, G A Tucker, and B A Scott as delegates to the national convention in Columbus Ohio from July 3 to 5. The next meeting is scheduled for Reynolds Street show grounds next Sunday.
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West Virginia
Splash Beach
Charleston League
Colmbus
Forest Newman
Robert Donaldson
W. H. White
G. A. Tucker
B. A. Scott
Reynolds Street Showgrounds
Obituary for Janes Gibson of Sissonville
The funeral for Janes Gibson of Spencer who died Saturday in Sissonville will be held tomorrow at two in Humphrey Memorial Church Sissonville with Rev. Earl Hissom officiating. Burial will be in Young Cemetery near Guthrie. Survivors include his widow two sons William and Abney of Cherieston a daughter Virginia Cunningham of Sissonville three brothers Samuel Oscar and George a widow Mrs Vic Malrs of Charleston a half brother Robert Gibson of Sissonville and four grandchildren. The Milan fair this year was more successful than last year.
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Gibson
William
Abney
Cherieston
Virginia Cunningham
Sissonville
Samuel
Oscar
George
Waltalster
Vicq Malrs
Charleston
Robert Gibson
Milan
Italy
France Debtor Talks Stir Paris Notes on Payments
Paris reports note exchanges with the United States over 40 million in overdue French debts. Washington signals cautious payment hopes while urging prior debt revisions and congressional approval. Finland, Belgium and Poland noted for partial compliance, while France faces political shock and continued negotiation.
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Roosevelt
France
Italy
United States
Congress
Fremen
Belgium
Poland
Republic of Finland
Paris
Roossvalt
Edouard Daladier
World Economic Conference Affects Cabinet Action
Reported comments in cabinet circles say action may come Tuesday while deputy circles expect no immediate move. Observers quote time is a great physician and note rapid world events and British dent settlements may ease tensions, with France viewing missed June and December payments totaling about 860 million as a deferment pending U S funding agreement.
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Chamber of Deputy
United States
City police seize 350 pints of home brew in raid
Brew house on Els Street raided last night, 250 pints seized. Proprietor M. C. Cagebolt arrested. Detective Sergeant L B Warren led the operation with Officers Medley Hammond and Brown present.
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Els Street
M. C. Cagebolt
L.B. Warren
Medley, Hammond
Brown
British coinage returns from French machine exchange
In the last 22 months British automatic machines gathered 2.6 billion pennies 390 million sixpence and 300 million shillings along with thousands of French coins sent to France in exchange for British coins recovered from French machines.
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France
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