Coroners Jury Holds Bayless Inmankin Death
Coroners jury reports Jimph Mankin died from a gunshot wound near Spring Jit while returning from St. Aldare Mayday. Steymond Raytes is named as guard and Dayiver, 26, employed by Howth Charivaten Chemical, was taken into custody. Warrant issued for suspect Lazard with murder charge planned for October grand jury. Funeral services for Italyh Rankin set for Humphrey Memorial Church in West Charleston.
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D. Gead
Jimph Mankin
T. Alankin
Kouth Charianton
Steymond Raytes
Aguire W. A. Tully
Mankin
St. Aldare
Barbade
Waylaey
Ax Stankin
Daylows
Howth Charivaten Chemical Compos
Sumtody
Aeinek
Ant
Uficera Enti
Waa
Mankald
Dope
Esvern
Hunday
Maylens
Jane Grand Jury
Prosscnt
Frank Turtletys
Yuateroay
Chare
Lazard
Hay Jen
Deati
World Pulse Survey on U S Animosity Proposal
Philadelphia reports the 1A world survey aims to gauge calls for change in U S attitudes. Cruce Warton of New York urged chamber of commerce sponsorship to publish findings to ease distrust, hoping American business helps establish confidence and peace. President Coolidge welcomed the move as expanding advertising's duties and benefits.
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Philadelphia
United States
Associated Advertising Clubs
Cruce Warton
New York
Angested Pier Thale Services
Hintern Chamber
Coollige
Public closes bunk of 26 as revue faces injunction
New York dated June 21 reports indifference of the public and condemnation by a theatre jury over The Mook at 1926. The show remained open under a temporary injunction after the jury ordered it closed as detrimental to public morals. Additional legal action followed against the play’s creators.
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New York
Mysterious Note Sparks Hunt for Missing Mug
A puzzling message mentions a Mug and a plan to make whiskers bold. Authorities request help locating the item and clarify the odd wording hints at a playful joke or prank, while urging readers to report any sightings.
Pilgrims From Earth's Kind Stage In Grand Ceremony
CHICAGO June 31 Fllicelius Crom and crowds estimated around 260,000 worshippers filled two miles of lakefront for a massive mass led by Cardinal Bonzano and Archbishop Curley. A 60 000 strong choir, and thousands more knelt through the rite. delays and a large public address system caused a lengthy disruption before the procession concluded.
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Chicago
Fllicelius Crom
Auenisan Iki
America
Great Memorial
John Curiinal Bonzano
Ponyius XL
Maine
Silemn
Oslo
Hold Up Bid on Beckwith Road Delayed
Fayette county residents seek injunction to block the West Virginia State Road Commission from awarding the Beckwith Road project linking Beckwith to Cotton Mountain and the Morgantown Bluefields route. Judge Mudrow delayed action while parties argue the scope and cost of the proposed Fayette County roads.
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Grate Raat Commission
Gene Crete
Trken
Mudwon
Hudson Menator Steed
A. At. Kelly
George Wi. Deane
Chris White
WW. Aturton
Citmens
Fayette County
Themecslvey
West Virginia State Road
Cellleslon. & Corporation
C. 3
Furtnas
C. &. Ifiner
C. BE
Fasidenta
Montgomery
Road Commission
Cammaine
Comm Nilagion
Commission
Ly Vayette Eltt- Jans
Tacna Arica body winds up affairs after adjournment
In AGA Chile on June 31 the Tacna Arica plenary council met and adjourned indefinitely. The commission approved a resolution enabling the body to act on aid calls at any time, signaling a de facto breakup of the federation amid disputes over authority and the United Nations context.
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TACNA
ARICA
Aga
Chile
Arica Pletimehiary Eatomizalon
Becaunn
Dinsolvir
Taster
Um U.N. 8
Denver
Parana
Don t Shoot Algernon Here s the Goldarn Story
A fragmented early morning event on a passenger train near nowhorn toward Charleston. A stranger named Bruns wall Jankem claims mayhem connected to Stonewall Jackson. A struggle occurs as a weapon is fired at a man named Amem, followed by a pursuit through the Triangle district and police involvement in Charleston.
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Jor W. Ravage
Willhint Amem
Nowhorn
Charleston
Hawke
Ateeager
Brunswall Jankem
William
Taekwon
Aries
Triangle
Stonewall Jack
Patrolian
Van
Rerfeld
View on tax relief delays as New Englanders push for coal aid
Officials in Washington project a 320 million dollar surplus for the current fiscal year with a two year cushion, urging no further tax reductions until revenues justify it. Meantime a heated dispute in Atlantic City pits northern and southern coal interests over rates as New England demands stable supply from southern bituminous and anthracite markets to avert future shortages.
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Meardent
Treasury
Cooleke
Congress
Atlantic City
S.J
Mallrord Unies
Newtons
Wesnlonn
Gover- Dora
Aouthern
West Virginia
Santern
Kentucky
Bituminata
Atle
New England
Beegan
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ume
New Longland
Asa
New Ireland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Theag
Clonrfieldy
Cumberland
Weedmont
Meyerndale
Rovernors
Mme
Algne
Dustrial
Auth
Soutern Railways
Sommisalon
Nouth
Airlie
Thwan
Newport News
New Finglants Hoite
Jormeton 2
Campbel
Kdnael Watter
United States
Wimp
Bing Board
German Vote Widens Gulf in Referendum Fallout
HEMLEN June 24 The German referendum shows discontent across parties as confiscation fears rise. Voters split with many supporting expropriation while moderates push toward a royal property settlement compromise to defuse tensions before parliament convenes.
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Hemlen
Gio
Stock Exchanger
Nationsliste
Tie Vinna
America
Ars
Terpoxathlans
Kell
Variell Krestly
Count Reventtow
Walter Stocker
Hoheneenenn
Pose as Harvey Swindler Nabbed in Florida Quiet Swindle Case
A woman and a man posing as Colonel George Harvey, former ambassador to England, were arrested today in Florida. The pair identified as a notorious swindler and conned a secretary who lent them an apartment, claiming Harvey wanted secrecy. Local reports say the case involves impersonation and fraudulent entries to gain access to property.
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Yok
George Harvey
England
Mia
Mary John van
Murvey
Lorida
Antabe
George N. Biggs Dies in Huntington
George N. Biggs, 84, died at Huntington early today from apoplexy. Born in Greta Kentucky, he moved to Greenbrier County West Virginia and later came to the city. He attended Canter College and the University of Pennsylvania before retiring. arrangements have been completed.
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Bentington
Georga
Bike Wi Bart
Greta
Canter College
Greenbrier
Bam
Pithdelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Bankers to open state meet today
About 250 Ashwater bankers gathered in Huntington for the 23rd annual West Virginia Bankers Association convention. The program featured speakers from Chesapeake and other groups, with PTA and local officials helping organize events.
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Huntington
Banke
Tomarri
West Virginia Bankers Association
Wenlheadis
Thurndey
Tim Boon
Auphrymon Pta
Boone, Chalranin
Tmbtinee
Tet Benatar
Charge of Fraud in Counting Votes Entered by Beidleman
Senate inquiry into Pennsylvania primary funds centers on Beidleman and Vare campaign totals. Witnesses including Greenfield and Mellon aides describe campaign finance chaos, missing returns, and alleged overstatements. Breach of reporting laws cited as Beidleman testifies about petition filings and county returns while Vare and allies face scrutiny over $100,000 notes and fund transfers.
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Beidleman
Pennsy
Vare
Reid
Greenfield
Washington
Wilson Var
United Staten
James A. Reed
Bmissouri
Renate
Varo
Menatar
George Wharton Popper
Gifford Winchot
Pennsylvania
Senate
Petie Hong
Ehany County
Theata
John &. Flasher
Pepper
Lieldle
Nun
Willem the Varog
W. Marry Daker
Tecegtts
Republican State ‘Central Committee
Wye le Mellon
Mellon
Hare
Ferone
Halcienan
Unker van En
Treasury Secretary
Teed
Philadelphia
Thomas P. Gow
Vara
Reed
Women's Christian Tamperance Union
Jore Wuntzatlop
Tap
Wrohtuitton
Mra
Maud T. Wermour
The
Comelttes
Sti
Pinchot
Pinehot
Ella SH. George
Fieher
Hardlemian Conta Kion Iite
Ite
Ala
Volatead
Fle
Samir Heldleman
Man Held for Slaying of Child in Wouceathr, Mars
WOUCEATHR Mars June 21 A man is held in the slaying of a child during an alleyway play near a basement apartment. Police say Pia Nicola Flumtacia 24 founder is charged after a 10 year old girl died from a gunshot wound. Witnesses gave conflicting accounts of how the shooting occurred with the man allegedly firing from a window or from inside his tenement. Flumtacio fled but was captured after a citywide alert. The case prompted a dramatic police response as residents mourned the child.
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Mars
Mette
Ows Marchese
Wan
Tha
Pia
Nicola Flumtacia
Arecent
Wwta
Pustacta
Pullea
Onn
Fluntacle
Jls
Washington motion on adjournment stalls as votes loom
Washington date June 31 report on House and Senate actions shows calls to delay adjournment amid opposition figures Madden Tilson Green Oldfield and McNary maneuvering. Amendments on farm board accounts and commodity pricing are debated as lawmakers seek party support and set timelines.
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Tashington
House
Tofley
Tilson
Noor Teadher
Beng
Madden
Tllinois
Honeanion
Tarnt
Henino
Perond
Panses Pot
Senate
India
Green
Iowa
Pwone
McNary
Farm Board
Cummins
Democrat
North Carolina
Melvin
Sancater- Sackett
Renubilean
Kentucky
Coast Guards Nab Rum Laden Ship Off Virginia Coast
A rum laden schooner named Nompolk was towed into Norfolk by a Coast Guard cutter after being found 10 miles off the Virginia Capes. The vessel carried about 4,000 gallons of liquor and was identified with aid from the lighthouse tender Speedwell. Mister Merakinper claims he secured the cargo for a yacht charity and acted under aviation and humanitarian law, seeking aid for the vessel's crew.
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Nompolk
Norfolk
Coat Guard
Manning
Virginia Capes
Ate
Speedwell
Capes
Elina
Merakinper
Council Special Session to Hear Rummel Report
A special city council session is set for Wednesday at 8 o'clock to receive Judge Rummel's final report on administration work. Earlier, a short regular meeting approved paving, drainage, and street work resolutions, with petitions from residents and engineers handling sidewalks and utilities.
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Rummel
Ely Pain Cil
Itummet
Melton
Juitwe Staumel
Fjord Street
Termixeion
Bribery case adjourns as attorney testifies in Boston
Nathan Uilian a Boston attorney faces grand jury testimony after allegations he bribed police and city officials. The trial began but was halted as jurors heard Allan’s remarks about payments to officers amid an investigation into alleged misconduct.
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Boston
Nathan Uilian
Cullanan
Arenie Wihay
Fu Dean Guar
Las
Olrlen
Mariitus
Allan
Glao
Gray
Chia Cai
Ukrainian leader assassinated amid unrest in war torn city
Ukrainian leader Nedaiwik Gakic was shot and killed today during work near an open window in Rovholnma. The attack appears tied to a faction led by General Shain Pottyura, with communists blamed for the broader violence and turmoil spreading across the region.
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