Women Political Clubs Plan Round Conferences in 1928 Drive
Exclusive dispatch notes US women’s clubs building a nationwide education drive. Mrs Jones leads Democratic efforts from a mansion near the White House for state focused round tables with luncheons and talks by Democrats. first Pennsylvania, then others, August start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leo Coontz
Washington
United States
Theee Tadley
Alyin T. Mert
Kentucky
Republican National
Andylus A
du Font Circle
Pennsylvania
Chain of Elephants chain of clubs described by Mrs Hert
Mrs Hert promotes a nationwide chain of Republican women’s clubs built from local groups. Three states Michigan California Maryland plus seventeen states already organized locally. National body remains non interfering while providing ideas and circulation through local and state papers. American women show renewed political interest amid presidential campaign activity.
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Michigan
California
Maryland
Hert
Obituary notices for Henry Wintz and Clyde Winkler
Funeral services for Henry E. Wintz, who died from injuries in an accident two months ago, will be at 2 30 this afternoon at his home 492 Highland Avenue South Charleston. Mrs Robert Childers funeral today at 10 at the home of Clyde Winkler brother of St Albans for Mrs Catherine, 57, wife of Cat subesinternes at K Four J B Sfyéra pastor will officiate Burial in Troy Cemetery. Childers is survived by husband, daughter Janet and son Robert plus Clyde and Ned Winkler and two others. Fred Cline 24 of Barboursville killed in a mine at Gamoca on Gauley Sunday morning to be buried at Gauley Bridge time not set. Cline survived by widow and one child mother Mrs John Cling Barboursville sisters Miss Hazel and Dorothy Cline and Mrs Mike Moser and two brothers Hubert and Walter Cline. Also mentions Lindbergh telegrams and a congratulatory note.
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Henry E. Wate
Henry E. Wintz
Ale
Highland Avenue
South Charleston
Robert Childers
Clyde Winkler
St. Albans
Robert CaAtidera
J. B Sfyéra
First Baptist Church
Troy
Childen
Janet Aod Robet
Clyde
Ned Takler
Nall Winkler
Mmn
St. Albana
Frea Une
Fred Cline
Barboursrle
Gamoca
Gauley
Wil
Geuley Bridge
Cline
Airs
John Cling
Barboursville
Toses
Hazel
Dorothy Cline
Mira
Mike Moser
Hubert
Walter Cline
Lindbergha Sant Lindbergh
Charle
Srtth
Ettean Taesberman
Pinedourges Sea Air Lines discuss long distance air travel plan
Rome June 20 The Tribune quotes Commander Francesco De Pinedo on organizing long distance air trips in laps. He argues against single nonstop routes, favors staged flights awaiting better planes and fuel efficiency. He predicts possible 20 000 to 30 000 km flights within a year.
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Rome
Lune
Trams
Osennic Aviation
Francesco de Finedo
Statian
Lindbergh
Levine
de Pinedo
Laidbargh
British flier plans two way hop amid storm center
A British aviator vows a two way hop as the storm center off Virginia delays takeoff for the America flight to Paris. Byrd at Tufts receives an honorary degree while German aviators push plans for a westward flight from Berlin, eyeing the Azores route.
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Associated Presa
Roosevelt Field
New York
Wink
Virginia Rapes
America
Parla
James Kimball
Durentt
Totay
Richard B. Byrd
Tufts College
Foith
Munich
Germany
Anxiou
Ted States
Azores
Averes
Bar- UN
Lindbergh Portraits Show Strain From Global Fame
Fourteen photographs trace Colonel Charles Lindbergh from prep for the San Mejo flight to his postwar appearances in France England and the United States. The sequence highlights a tightening face and wear from constant filming and ceremonial duties as he becomes a world figure.
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Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
San Mego
Dante
France
England
Washington
New York
Nicamite
Mantlo
Council Plans to Rename Streets and Repair Roads
The council will not recall the contract to return face Summers street from Dryden to Connally over objections by property owners. A special committee backs paving Bradford street, resurfacing Morris and Lee streets, paving Capitol street, and hearings on Quartier and Elmat streets. They will contribute to a fund for buying a lot from Dr J W Dutt to extend Mell Street.
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Droake
Morris
Summers Street
Dryden
Connally
Bradford Street
Washington
Virginia
Morris Street
Quarrier
Lee Street
Brooks
Capitol Street
Smith
Railway
Brooka
Bradford
Elmatreet
Gardner
Lincoln
Naval limitation plans threaten U S and British fleets
The proposal would erase Saratoga and Lexington class ships displacing 35 000 tons and grant Britain vast advantage by converting merchant ships into aircraft carriers. It limits cruisers to 7 500 tons and six inch guns, undermining U S replacement programs and risking American naval strength across the Atlantic and Pacific.
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Saratoga
Lexington
Britain
United States
Aan
Gera
Otheca
Maral Department
Amartra
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Franete
Italy
Officimin
France
Mary
Briggemac
Great Britain
Barbed wire built as Jackson prepares for murder trial
In Jackson Mississippi on June 20 the grand jury charged Walter Burley, an alleged negro, with three counts of murder and assault in a case tied to the killings of Myre O Rees and her sister-in-law Migs Barthes Reeen on June 3 at a home four miles from town. Burley was moved to Buhy prison Montgomery for safety and is to be returned with military escort ahead of trial.
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Jackson
Miss
Walter
Burley
Grand
Hugh A. Gillisple
Myre
O. Rees
Migs Barthes Reéen
Buhy
Montgomery
Als
Gileple
Geneva talks push limits on ships to curb naval arms
Washington officials, optimistic yet cautious, weigh Gibson proposal at Geneva to limit capital ships. Britain and Japan resist stricter tonnage and gun limits, while France and Italy stay wary. If Geneva fails, Congress likely to back new 10,000 ton cruiser bill.
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Washington
Associated Presa
State Department
Great Britain
Japan
Geneva
Hugh Gibson
W. G. Bridgeman
Tnt Ne
Hiritain
Jans
Geneva Naval Armament Imitutom
Congress
Pesldett Coolidge
Saat Congress
Protest Over Professorial Dismissal At Marshall College
Readers document students protesting the ousting of professors at Marshall College. The text contains accusations about faculty, teaching assignments, and grounds for dismissal, with officials debating the professor’s influence and professional reputation.
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Profs
Heart Misplaced Fins $25,000 Suit In Atlantic City
A jury awarded Victor Farler Thompson $25,060 in a Supreme Court action against the Weat drreey and Semabaer Rallised company and the Atlantic City and Shore Railroad. The plaintiff claimed his heart was displaced during an incident, seeking $70,000, with corroboration from Br. James Morgan of Philadelphia.
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Atlantic City
Victor Farler Thompson
Fleasintylite
Wrights May Settle Matrimonial War
Madibon Wie June 2p The Matunes h doubles of Frank Llora Wright internationally known architect and Mirlaor Neet Wright, his wife, came to an and after being given national attention for ten years It was indicated today attorney for Mr Wright after conferees with counsel for the architect sent terms of a peace proposal California where Mrs Wright had been for some time which they refused to make public Late today no reply had been resolved to the melange containing the fermaa Wright came to Molison Saturday Adebe and was with his courves fodsy's conference.
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Parthenon
Shawkey
Ths
Sheekey
Dom
Sharkey
Rayo
Publie
Selvage
Marehnk College
Tila
Yosl
Gore
Counell
Pron
Inens
MaraBell
Jowieh Tabb
Huntington
Ford
Marshall College
Madibon Wie
Llora Wright
Mirlaor Neet Wright
Attorhey
Wright
Molison
Adebe
Courves
B Fodsy
Boston Bids For 1928 Democratic Convention
Boston becomes the first major city to bid for the 1928 Democratic national convention. Democratic National Committee chairman Clem S. Shaver said Indianapolis Cleveland Detroit Miami San Francisco Washington and Atlanta are also pursuing the event. The national committee will meet in January to fix the time and venue.
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New Yor
Hoston
Clem &. Shaver
Beta
Pairment
W. Vo
Shaver
Indianapolia
Cleveland
Detroit
Miami
Sa Francisco
Washington
Atlanta
Miss Whitney Wins Pardon by Governor
Charlotte Anita Whitney, Oakland garment worker, won a complete pardon from Governor C. C. Young after a seven year fight. Convicted in 1930 of violating the California syndicalism act, she faced 14 years in San Quentin before the pardon was granted following study of records from Alameda County, the state, and the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Miss Whitney
Oak
John New Hugo
TWW
Bose Whitney
United States Supreme Court
Young
Purnell Banished Spouse of Favorite Swarts Testifies
Edith Clark Swarts testified in receivership proceedings that Benjamin Purnell exiled her husband to High Island colony after he pursued her. She said letters to send to the exiled husband never reached him and that Swarts later joined Purnell inner circle. Swarts came from Australia in 1905 with converts and left her family broken up, with four children.
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ST. Joseph
Une
Benjamin Purnell
Aekd
Purnell
Swarts
Mra. Swarts
Australia
Sho
Swart
Dargue Reaches Lowas Cedar Rapeos June 20
Jun 20 in Towa the good will Mery Major Herbert A Dargus and Walter C Lochner arrived at 6:30 p.m. in rain. Their plane New York landed safely. no harm done. Other items note Borneo aeroplane firsts and social news.
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Dargue
Lowa Cedar Rapeos
Towa
Mery
Herbert A. Dargus
Walter C. Lochner
The
New York
Firemen Win Higher Wage Across 29 Railroads
Washington June 30. Wage increases awarded by a board of arbitration to firemen and helpers on 29 railroads in the southeast. Firemen in all road service except passenger service receive 40 cents more per day, others 36 cents. The three member board split two to one. Judge Wharton Green chaired. The award sets a minimum daily rate in passenger service of 5.60 and raises existing standard rates proportionately. Gradations for weights on drivers extend to 430,000 pounds with extra 25 cents per day per 60,000 pounds over 250,000.
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Washington
Board of Arbitration
Een
Arbitration Aoard
J. Goff
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firen Mers
Tudge Wharton Green
Tennessee Supreme Court
W- J
Jenks
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Sharpe
Memphis Aviators Plan Bold Transocean Flight
Dallas, Texas June 20. Ben Stern and Jem Windom of Monte Pales Tenn announce a daring attempt to fly from Dallas on July 16 to span the Pacific Ocean. Prize of 96,000 posted by W. B. Zasterwond Jr. for the flight. Earlier plans had them starting near Thursday with stops likely in San Francisco, Hawaii, and the Philippines to meet flight rules.
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Dallas
Texas
Ben Stern
Jem Windom
Montepales Tenn
Perc Eat
Bang Oa
Pur Cuke
W. B. Zasterwond, Jr
Stern
Windom
San Francisco
Hawaii
Philippines
Plans for Honolulu hop in ten days
In San Francisco on June 20 Ernest K. Smith an air mail pilot says he expects to hop to Honolulu within ten days after installing new motor and gas cane in his air mail flier. Rival plans aim to beat the army by attempting a Buatwi hop before July 15 while Hollywood aviator Richard Grace heads toward Honolulu aboard the S S Manukai with morphine in the hold. The Tilers backers stay silent and steamship records show airplane aboard the Manuket.
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RAN Prancisco
Ernest K. Smith
Air Mail
Honolulu
Smith
Nsw
Army
Buwati
Facltic
COROD
Richard Grace
Hollywood
van Sepa
Steamship Company
San Francisco
Manuket
Bowyer
Sinclair to test Boston censorship with sale
Upton Sinclair began proceedings in Boston to test state obscenity laws by offering a copy of his novel for sale at police headquarters. A warrant will be issued for the author tomorrow as authorities contend the work violates a statute banning literature “manifestly tending to corrupt the morals of youth.” The report also notes a separate murder conviction in Jefferson County.
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Boston
Upton Sinclair
Davelint
Massachusetts
City
Pioneer ceremonies mark Mormon temple dedication and emigrant tribute
In Salt Lake City and Zion new monuments and ceremonies honor pioneer epochs. Officials dedicate a Mormon temple site in Zion and unveil statues. A grand pageant recalls western emigration while a 12 000 strong crowd attends a pioneer women memorial. Army routes and wagon trains are described as emblematic of the era.
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Women’s Democratic Club
Clay
Gub
Jonez
Republican National Committee
Republica
Sears Monument Co
Va. St. Prope
SEA Air Lines
Courtney
Chamberlin
Seattle-Taklo
Seattle
Wash
Toxlo
Thomas D. Stimson
Citizens
Filera Beach
San Diego
Cal
Lester J. Muitland
A. J. Hegenberger
Armay Skots
California Canal
Wrenington
el Pasa
Tex
Aimy Fokker
Ney
Byrd
Bmiult
Roosevele Field
New
Parte
Grover M. Whalen
American ‘Trans-Oceanic Company
Whalen
New Hoa
John Holy
Camconater
Whale
Paris
Ocean
Viacount
Salta
Gubson
Ppaca
Geneve
Hue
Wrights
DEM
Borneo
Manila
Tondar Borneo
Heron
Zambongan
Millionaire Drowss
Duluth
Minn
John Eb,ieving
Hanns City
Irving-Fitt Paper Company
St. Croix River
Gordon
Marty Friedman
Havng
Imore Ah Simpionship
Aikes
Stains
Canin
Mack Garner
Ree
Memphis Aviators
Cara
Sinclair
Aerdes
Plideouessa, Vuae Ove
George Wilson
Blythesdale
Willum T. Barr
Jefferson County
Western Penitentiary
Snr
Wilson
Tonsa
Mexico
Wargiv
Wee
P. Star
Tabor
Tucson
Ira Lata
Salt Takp Valley
Plonser
Degy
Noble Bother Pinder
Evan
Nephi L. Mortis
Charleston
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