Editors Hold Annual Outing In City Today
West Virginia editors gather for a two day outing in Charleston with a Rotary luncheon at Hotel Kanawha, a tour to Kanawha country club, and a banquet at Edgewood club. Notables include H. S. Wheteelt, C. E. Ned Smith, Ray W. Carvin, and J. Merbert among early arrivals.
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Wrst Vir
Zinth
Kagen
Charlesstom
Kenawha Country Club
Edgewood Country Club
Dante Boone Hotel
Wheteelt
Elugytod
C. E
Ned) Smith
Fairmont
Ray W. Carvin
Clarkeburg
James C. Merbert
A. Ray Marpel
Pairmont
Glarence H. Frey
Logan
Pesilerdey
Phil M. Canley
The
West Virginia Review
Damron
Mall
J. Duntace
Chilton
the Gazette
Rotary
Kanawha
Whewell
Wecoms
Lk. O. Gantinesu
Rotary Club
Ard
W. Wa
Blue
Graz
Center Boone Hotel
Kanawhe Country Club
Daniel Boone
Public Utilities’ of Charleston
Edgewood
Devane
Dosiet A. Devane
Chesapeake and Potames Telephone Company
Weahington
CF. Smith
Patrmont Times
Haviland Platers
Lucille
Charionte
Lucille Haviland Od
Charleston
West Ingvile
Galveston
Ming Charlotte
B. J. Pettigrew
United Fuel Gas Company
Sil Speak
Angie Wattern
Louise Norris
Frances Lloyd
Montague Wicklinn
Josephine Pord
Florence Courtney
Diss Margaret Bloms
Robert Hawking
Harry L. Snyter
Bnepherdstown
Baviland Sisters
A. Risa MecCrum
West Virginia Utilities Association
MLBM
Cogan
Weat Virginia Wheet Service Company
Colorel
Ilie Willis by Mobert Quillen
Fragmentary quotation shows Mamms noting sugar color and two children scraping up a sack while discussing catching something. Names Mobert Quillen and Mamms appear as speakers in a rural dialect passage.
Handsome Balkan King Faces Rumored Engagements
In Paris society whispers link King Boris of Bulgaria with Princess Kyra Cyrilovna daughter of Grand Duke Cyril a claimant to Russia's throne. Dowager Queen Marie of Romania is named as hand in the secret match making as discussions of a royal marriage surface amid Orthodox ties and dynastic claims.
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Boris
Bulgaria
Prince of Wales
Rush
Borle
Kyra Cyrilovna
Cyril
Paris
Europe
Marie
Romania
Kyra
Relief shifts to White House as Hoover acts on farm aid
Washington June 20 The relief program moves from Congress to the White House with a 150 million dollar fund and 500 million revolving capacity. A farm board will be appointed by the president to implement measures, including cooperative marketing and a stabilization corporation to support wheat. Experts call the bill a blank check granting broad authority, with results depending on administration leadership.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Congress
Hoover
United Presse
Farm Board
Bay of Farm Relief
Farm ‘Board
Bosre
Cptease Tuento
Short Symbol for The Wins Mason Favor of Editors
United Press report on Robert Mason who spent 30 years seeking a single symbol to replace the word the. He studied Esperanto Hebrew and Anglo Saxon after war era tech advances and finally imagined a Beowulf derived sign, hoping to save space and simplify writing across newspapers.
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Mason
Sam Love
United Press
New York
Robert Mason
Battle of
San Juan
Mrapa
Euteka
Nee
Chastean
Caine Poaltinn
Ine
Prisoner Inaugurates Race Extermination Move in Laundry
A prisoner in Washington state attempted to incite violence against a racial group inside a laundry facility. He threatened to exterminate a group, attacked fellow inmates with an iron pipe, and chased others through the prison street. Guards subdued him after a gang of prisoners intervened, and staff reported the incident to authorities.
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Peavenwomm
Kane
Carl Fnaxran
Tevernl Privoner
Wassington
Hlige
Owhlet KG
Warnke
Foremin
Agit Minxran
Warkike
Laimdry
Panza
Prixon
Kowuk
Oli
Fraetiipedt Akeill
Washington
Cor
Bonney
Thames B. White Gerand Aventl Eaton
Pill
Panzer
Citer
Haltener
Texas
Understand
Liquor Slayer Dodges Curious Fate in Federal Case
INTERNATIONAL FALLS Minn June 20 UP Eager to dodge curious glances in the jail yard Emmet J White a youthful customs border patrolman held in the slaying of Henry Virkula told how a twist of fate placed him in the federal patrol service He joined the force last month after dreaming of a commission in the Meld artillery He said he needed a job for his wife and himself and hoped to move to better work after the October grand jury disporta of the case White voiced anxiety to be released and return to his bride in Duluth He passes the cell window watching crowds and listening to comments about the young officer. seven aliens smuggled across the border occupy a large cell below him and he notes the irony of his situation as he awaits possible transfer to federal court.
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International Falls
Minn
Emmet J. White
Henry Virkula
Federal
Rilny
Kan
Hhey
Customs Service
Meld Artillery
Army Ife
White
Wan
Manke
Sieak Pace
Duluth
Iam
United Stray Court
Wiite
Walte
Oltrough
Jummber Jacks
Bia
Grand Fury
Indictments Handed Up In Bluefield Federal Court
Bluffield June 30 a grand jury returned 196 indictments in federal court. Judge George W McCuintle discharged some after plea hearings. Defendants include Max McComas of Flattop who pled guilty to violating the narcotics act and Melvin Preston of McDowell County charged with theft of a parcel post package. John Mann to appear for charges of felonies in an interstate shipment case and jailed in Pocahontas County awaiting further actions.
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Eyectus O
McComas
Flatlop
Tage
Melvin Preston
McDowell County
Gey
Atlanta
John Mann
Pocahontas County
Booze Killings to Be Probed by Federal Inquiry
The Justice Department announced it will collect all information on deaths arising from prohibition enforcement by state and federal officers and civilians. The inquiry aims to aid the President's law enforcement commission and assess problems connected with prohibition laws.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Lee
Department
Inn
Law Enforcement Commission
Congress
Stimson
Slimson
Treasury Department
Detroit River
Coast Guard
Spectary Stimson Treaier
Pace
Origin of Gas Kills Two In El Paso Refinery Incident
In El Paso Texas on June 20 officials sought the source of hydrogen sulfide blamed for the deaths of two children and illness of many others after a gas release at a refinery district. A court of inquiry questioned officials from Pantor Texas Petroleum refinery El Paso Natural Gas and Texas company refineries about the origin of the gas with all asserting the gas likely originated in the refining process or natural gas lines though no autopsy confirmed the cause.
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EL Paso
Tex
Tate Oral Gas Company
Br. T. J. McCannant
Neat
Conety
Ail Natural Gas Company
Vermis
Gate W. Hamilton
Pantotex Petroleum Company
Ay Ly Forbes
Panera
Forbes
A Hines
Bearder
Cexas Conipery
Ohio State Professor Admits Murder of Theora Hix
Dr. James H. Snook, a 43 year old veterinary professor at Ohio State University, confessed to murdering Theora Hix, a co ed in the college of medicine, after being driven to homicidal frenzy by threats to his wife and baby. He described striking her with a hammer and then severing her jugular vein with a pocket knife during a struggle over a purse, later disposing of evidence and fleeing to the Columbus rifle range.
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Ohio State
Theora Hix
Columbes
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
John L. Chester
New York Central Rifle Range
Snook
Snock
Nis
Ody
Scioto
Merger to Join Major Food Firms in New Morgan Company
New York reports a merger of Fleischmann, Royal Baking Powder, and W. Gillett to form a $200,000,000 Morgan company. Joseph Wilshire to lead as president, Donald David as executive vice president. Thomas Cochran notes potential future acquisitions. General Foods and Chase and Sanborn tie into the deal. Canada’s E. W. Gillett to be bought out.
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New York
Fleicchmann Company
Royal Baking Powder Company
W. Gillett Company, Ltd
Canada
J. B. Moregan and Company
Miame
W Joseph Wilshire
Pyeisch+ DAD and company
Yeast Packer
Donald David
E. W. Gillett Company
Royal Baking Powder
Heflin Denies Daughter of Son Doped Charge
Alabama Senator Thomes Heflin insists his son James Thomas Heflin Jr was not under narcotic influence while operating an automobile in Washington. Heflin states there is no truth to the accusation and pledges to support his son. The senator spoke after a speech in Norwalk guiding his route to Washington.
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Toledo
Thomes Heflin
Alabama
James Thomas Heflin, Jr
Washington
Heflin
Desperado Wounds Officer in High-Speed Chase
Police identify Willie Doody as the desperado behind the attack on Police Sergeant Clarence Folk in Chicago. Doody, linked to two killings and a string of robberies, fled in a car at high speed after a station stop, wounding Folk as the pursuit spanned miles and hours.
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Chicago
Willie Doody
Amssailant van Doody
Park
Falk
Fred
Paatal
EB. L. Jackson
Charlba
Levy
Berwyn
Leon Ralmond
Doody
Palnez
Coalition Builds to Fight Tariff Plans After Recess
Western Republicans and Democrats unite to wage a tariff fight when Congress returns. The plan includes debentures in the tariff, plus proposed amendments to tax, industry rates, and agricultural aid, with National Grange pushing for extra relief. Brookhart leads amendment talks and outlines a broader inquiry into trade effects and interstate profits.
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Washington
Congress
Iesa
Demas Otebs
Rational Grange
Lewis J. Tever
Senate Niance
Ees
Republican-Democratia
Brookhart
Republican
Iowa
Democrata
Jay
Sidex Brookhart
Frazier
Mya
North Dakota
Howell and Norrie
Nebraska
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Repib
Wheeler
Montana
Déemo
NUE
Benator Cutting
Ren Maxino
Wariff
Senate
Brookbert
Hoover Not Farmers Relief Sparks Hoover Victory
In a lengthy political snippet from Santa Monica, observers debate the relief for Mr Hoover as lawmakers aim to adjourn Congress. The discussion touches sugar tariffs and Smoots, with references to Taft and Lindbergh, and notes Howard Taft’s planning amid aviation interests.
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Sant Monica
Catr
Jane
Congress
Congress Jy
Howard ‘Taft
Sowawey
Lindbergth
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Mobert Quillen
Princess Exyra Cyrillovna
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May Serure Bond White
Virkum
Iiberty
Mle
Bluefield
Hoover's
Commission On Law Enforcement
Brimson
Vincent Massey
Canad
Miniater
New Haven
Rhees
Yale University
Broakbart
San Antonio
Florence P. Kahn
California
Congress Total Coord & Mat
Prohibition
LaGuardia
Hunt
James A. Snook
J. P. Morgan & Co
Desperado
National Grange
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