Democrats to Take Louisville Offices After Court Ruling
Democratic candidates for city and Jefferson County offices were appointed today after a state court of appeals ousted Republican incumbents. Governor W J Fields will issue commissions and the new officials, chosen under the court mandate, will serve until a special election in November.
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Louisville
Jefferon
Court of Appeals
W. J. Fields
Wiulea “Po
Republican Party
Jozeph T O'Neal
Cald
Strange lights again sighted over Lake Teh region
The article reports strange lights near the Lake Teh area about forty miles north of Chicoutimi. A trapper’s camp belonging to Paul Sayard lies between the tower and Lake Tchitagama. A government flying station in Roberval and companies led by Mr. Davis and Luke Price announce a thorough search will be conducted tomorrow by airplane over the upper waters of Perindonca and nearby rivers to locate the missing aviators Nungeseor and Coll and to clarify reports of possible sightings.
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Lake Teh
Falar ' Jean
Chicoutimi
Paul Say
Lake Tchitagama
Robervalque
Davis
Eluminum Company of Canada
Luke Priceer Company
Perindonca
St. Marguerite
Tabes
Blizzard Attack Allegations Surface in Election Hearing
Witnesses described disorder at a city precinct during a Byrne night melee with claims of public slips paid for by Republicans. Testimony included torn yellow slips, ballot scrutiny, and accusations against several election workers and officials.
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Melton
Byrne
White College Faculty Resignation Moves Forward
A Huntington ministers committee urged Marshall college president Shawkey to dismiss Dr. Selvage over alleged references to region church and God. Dr. White intervened for his discharged colleague, prompting a second action. The board then decided to demand Dr. White resign, effective after summer term ends while he teaches at Marshall College.
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Bhaskey
Huntington
Selvage
Shawkey
White
Governor presses charges against former Nevada officials
Governor Fred Balisr announces embezzlement claims totaling about 516,090, seeking warrants for ex state treasurer J Ed Malley, ex controller George Cols, and cashier H C Clapp. Malley ousted after indictment. Russell named treasurer as Clapp pleads guilty. Clapp linked to Carriz Valley bank activities. Cols long-time controller and Clapp described as a prominent Nevadan.
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Fred B. Balisr
J. Ed Mnnley
George Cols
H.C. Clapp
Carriz Valley Bank
Chapp
Clapp
Ewalte
Fred R. Balzer
Nevada
Jeff
Tee
George Cole
Ed Maley
Central Press
Gazette
Carson City
FH. C. Clapp
Bank Furchitr
Trom
Yacht Race to Kelly Aid To Be Big Event
Thirty entries from across the region compete in the Corinthian Yacht Club race from New London to Cold Spring Harbor promising the coast’s biggest seaboard sailing event. Notables include Fegeen, Wayfarer, Katinka, Malabar VII, and Windjammer among others.
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Kelly
Miss Mackaye
Philadelphia
New London
Conn
Cold Spring Harbor
Atlantic Seaboard
Esaington Club
Elght Yachts
Philadelphia, Yacht Club
Cerinthian Club
Fegeen
T. P. Hammer
Cruising Club of Afterteat
Wayfarer
TL Lockwood
W. Fogg
Philadelphia ‘Yacht Stud
Katinka
Swoenwerk
Atanbaseet Boy Yacht Club
Malabar Yiu
John G
Townsend to FICRT for Miners Union at Adena Adena
In Oslo on June 21 battle lines form as eastern Ohio officials and attorneys Townsend of Charleston and Thomas Rock of Steubenville prepare to fight an injunction sought by the Fitzburgh Coal Co to protect the Adena mine from union interference. A federal court injunction hearing is set for Thursday in Columbus with others to be named at tomorrow's conference. The scene remained quiet today. In Keasyer WV Edward Woodyard took over Mountain Echo management and Clay Viller Jr. became editor after the paper’s recent purchase.
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ADENA
Oslo
United Aime Workera
Bellaire
Osle
Tc, Townsend
Charleston
W. Va
Thomas Rock
Steubenville
Fitteburgh Coal Company
Adeoa
John
Columbus
Tomorrorr
Keyser
Edward ~. Woodyard
Mountain Fcho
Republican Weekly
Clay V. Biller, Jr
Grafton
West Virginia University
F. Hood
Proposed merger shelved at meet in Cleveland
Delegates at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers convention in Cleveland reportedly shelved a proposed alliance with Mitten Management Inc of Philadelphia to take over direction of the brotherhoods financial institutions. The secret convention offered no official comment though unofficial reports said the plan was not discussed, and if formed would add capital and create new cooperative banks.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mitten Management, Inc
Philadelphia
Mitten Company
Brotherhood
Young bandits shot down by Butler Township justice
Fittsburgh June 21. Three bandits robbed a Butler gasoline station of 200 dollars and fled in a stolen car. Justice Albert T. Lorch of Allison Park fired from his car, wounding two bandits as the fugitives attempted to pass him. One escaped after a chase. A motor cycle cop Bundy Paul had earlier stopped the thieves. The wounded were Star Zucker 19 Wheeling W. Va and Mike Fradie 20 Pittsburgh. Brown the third bandit was being watched in Allegheny County.
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Fittsburgh
Stara Zucker
Wheeling
W. Ve
Mike Fradie
Pittsburgh
Zucker
Fradie
George Brown
Alegheny
Albert T. Lorch
Allison Park
Pements
Hutler
Lorch
Justicee
Thind
Trian
Bundy Paul
Arlen Peters Runs Dancing School At University Of Arkansas
Miss Arlen Peters of Sisie Rock operates a dancing school on campus in Fayetteville to fund her college expenses. A freshman in the College of Education majoring in art, she appears in public events and recently starred in the amateur film Running Wild. She also studies painting and drawing and is a member of the University of Arkansas Omega chapter.
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Payetteville
Ark
Dune
University of Arkansas
Arlen Peters
Sisie Rock
Cn Ffser
Fayetteville
State University
Misa Peters
Abe Bays
Sho
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Betern
College of Education
University of Arkanars
Ch Omega Fraternity
Univeriite of Arkastson
Biss Peters
Aha
Wil
University OF Arkans
Helen Peters
Little Rock
Mexico’s Alcohol Boom Drives Rapid Production Rise
Mexico pushes to the fore as a world producer and consumer of alcoholic drinks. Bureau figures show 1920 output near 300 million quarts with about 7 million people participating in consumption. Growth spans beer, wines and liquors, with 1924 figures listing 25 million quarts of tequila and mescal, 75 million quarts of beer, and over 200 million quarts of pulque, while 1926 marks a notable beer output increase.
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Mexico City
Merlia
Bureau of
Pprsonal
Republic
Repecta
Alexico
United States
Mexico
Sresze
Mutiny Among Kansas Convicts Sparks Riot at Prison
A Kansas prison riot left guard J H Thomas stabbed in the chest and a convict shot in the leg as 115 guards armed with riot guns patrolled the moonlit yard. Prisoners were moved to solitary confinement after a chaotic clash believed tied to a mutiny plot.
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J. HE. Thomas
H. Hudspeth
W. H. Mackey
Thomas
Rt Qinon Yard
Waa
Ano
Chiropractor Held for Breaking Back in Chicago
George E. Tagram, 45, a chiropractor, admitted breaking Elsie Hodges's back while practicing without a license. Held for trial in default of $1,000 bond after appearing before W. Follmer, chief state education official. He said he was technically guilty and requested a jury trial.
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Chicago
George E. Tagram
Elsie Hodges
Wea
Togram
Doin W. Follmer
State Department of Education
Unemployment Falls as Britain Sees Subdued Living Costs
The ministry of labor reports 557,599 fewer unemployed than a year ago and a 2 percent drop in living costs. Optimism grows in commerce and shipping, with steady demand and improving trade, though some industries face slow orders and labor disputes remain.
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London
Ministry of Labor
Sommercié
Great Britain
James Mirtin
London Champ of Commerce
Walter Rutterman
Inbor
Twoinone shirt pleases obese New York readers
In New York a novel two in one shirt with a soft collar that folds away becomes visible as needed, offering a change in appearance without altering the shirt. The item is pitched amid fashion notes on collars, pleated fronts, and versatile wear for urban life and sports, reflecting early 20th century dress trends.
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New York
Broadway
Alg
Monument to De Pinedo Miller Field
A monument to Francesca De Finella, Italian four continentaler, is erected at the De Pinedo field. The Hotel De Pinedo’s quarters and palata were built from the Santa Maria II packing case due to limited funds. The hotel measures ten by twenty feet and houses beds for ten pilots.
Fortney Again Named Chairman of Road Board
Governor Gore reappointed C F Fortney as chairman of the state road commission, extending his six year term. Fortney’s reappointment followed a road inspection trip in Calhoun County and reflects the governor’s action to name the chairman for an indefinite term.
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Fortney
Howard M. Gore
C. F. Fortney
Road Commission
Charleston
Fuother Tern
Calhoun County
Mr. Fortney
Tate Exect
China adopts daylight saving to save electricity
China introduces a daylight saving plan, shifting clocks forward one hour. The move, aimed at saving electricity, creates scheduling confusion between Beijing and Tsinhua, affecting campuses such as Taung Hua college andYeaching university, with American teachers caught between institutions.
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China
St the Taung.Hua College
Infptitution of Higher Learning
United States
New China
Peking
Tsing Hui
Yeaching University
Tsinhui
U.S
Thorndike Finds Peak Learning Ability Ages 22 to 26
Edward Lee Thorndike of Columbia University reports after a five year study that the ability to learn peaks between ages 22 and 26 and remains at a similar level at age 60 as in a six year old. The preliminary findings cover graduates, convicts, and evening students in New York.
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Washington
Edward Lee Thorndike
Columbia
Thorndike
Carti¢gle Foundation
Atc
Bing Sing
New York
J . Thorndike
Women of China gain independence in nationalist era
Reports from central China say women in provinces such as Changsha Hankow and Shanghai are asserting autonomy. Husbands complain of loss of control as divorces rise and courts favor women. Movements push for national legislation against foot binding cosmetics and ornate dress.
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Pekin
Central China
Changsha
Hankow
Shangha
Nationslat
Bloodhound Saves Star as Tree Falls on Set
Universal City California July 21 Jett a bloodhound testing role to chase Eliza across the river on a screen reversed the action and died saving Eliza outside the picture Jett had become a great friend of Eliza played by Mark Verlin Fischer As Eliza stood beneath the tree it toppled Jett rushed to push her clear but was crushed by the perchbound end of the tree in the accident
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Universal City
Callf
Jett
Eliza
Teralon
Mark ‘Verlin Fischer
Jert
Hue
Editor’s World Tour Plans Eight Vistas for The Post Series
Alfred E Huifersom managing editor of La Cote Ds lym outlines a series of eight articles for The Post. He will explore cultural life and perspectives of various cities visited, including Toulaville and Richmond. The project moves to Washington after North American stops like Galveston Fort Worth and Henderson.
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Alfred E. Huifersom
la Cote Dsly
Despat
Theieadieet
Toulaville
Richmond
Norfolk
Washington
Henderson
Galveston
Fort ‘Worth
Tatil Bose
Loras
Highland Host To Codification Body Meeting
A meeting of the commission's office was scheduled to organize personnel select a clerk and handle other matters. The session was announced to occur tomorrow at 10 o'clock at the Highland host to codification body location as part of a statewide series on codification and revision.
Wedded seven times says Durham claims seven marriages
Memphis Tennessee June 71 James W Durham 91 of Talldasce told a court he has wed seven times in his life with two wives believed to be his youth partner and other women. Judge Guthe ruled the case under advisement as Durham affirmed the marriages and disputed the details of his past unions.
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Memphis 'Tenn
James W. Durham
TaUadasce
Seo
Durham
Plogale
Ned
Alleged Strangler Breaks Silence in Winnipeg Record
Winnipeg report says Sarte Nels, charged with murder of Winai Reg Woran and a girl, seeks a foreign conference as a preliminary hearing nears. Nelson’s silence described, with expected move to higher court likely in July. preliminary bearing scheduled Thursday.
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Winnipeg
Sarte Nels
Reg Woran
United States
Ha Alent
Tony Eae En
Allence Ag
Tyro
Tim
I. Ae
Nelson
Van Sweringen profits reveal plan appears uncertain
Fragmentary text shows Van Sweringen profits discussion with references to Sam and Ohio plans and new stock involving Wheeling, Mr Willaeee, and potential purposes unclear amid incomplete OCR. Names and places are tentative.
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Plancetation
Sam
Ohio
Obituary of Warren Orcutt in Guarleston region
Warren Orcutt, 39, died. Burial to follow in Notemiie after services by the Masonic Order. Survived by wife Ethel Mathes Wise of Charleston, sister Mrs. C. Brown, Mrs. M. B. SOR, and Mrs. A. Winkler of Syracuse, two sons Dorothy and Virginia, and two brothers. Burial planned at Notemiie with two hLess from Virginia and North Carolina anticipated.
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Guarleston
See
Brocetta
Mires
C. Brown
Mb. M. Sor
Tharlestos
Amother
A. Winkler
Syracuse
Smd
Dorothy
Pirginia
Lve
Deming
Masonic Order
Alice
Brom Bis
Ales Brown
Yasterday
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