Romance Ends as Girl Seeks 250000 Heart Balm
Miss Ann Livingston testified in Chicago court that a romance with 61 year old Franklin Hardinge began on a train and ended when he proposed marriage with a contract to protect his estate. She seeks 250000 in heart balm claiming his remarks and gifts were part of a plan to woo and trap her. Hardinge, a Chicago speed inventor, counters that he was lonely and proposed only to protect his heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ann Livingston
Cupid
Franklin Hardinge
Hardinge
Kansas City
Denver
East Lake City
Livingston
Tulas
Ohina
Benjamin Bhelich
Hila Ambitioh
Clerry
Mill Honaire
San Francieso
Tular
Dave
Abe
Herdinge
Wes Lonely Add
Roe
Hensite
Mins Livingston
Ualn
Spencer Lad Killed as Auto Driver Is Held
Spencer June 21 James Booth six year old son of Mr and Mrs Crede Booth of Dilings was killed when struck by an automobile driven by J H Howell of Smithyills O A coroner s jury charged Howell with unlawful killing and he was placed in jail for preliminary hearing tomorrow W Ryan prosecuting attorney and Howell lost control of his car which swerved from the road and struck the boy who was walking eight feet from the highway.
Readin’ by the Test Rock and a Lucky Night
A battered speaker recalls a late night with a bruising consequence for staying out late. The tale centers on mischief, a careless choice, and a stubborn determination to endure the fallout.
Spaniards Make Initial Hop Toward New York Flight
Spanish aviators led by Maj Ramon Franco progress toward America on a trans Atlantic leg. Four airmen, including Commander Eduardo Gonsales Gallarza and Capt Julia Ruleue, depart from Cartagena and head for the Azores after passing Cape San Vicente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azores
New York
Cadiz
Spain
Ramon Franco
Cape of San Vicente
Portugal
Atlantic Ocean
Cartegena
America
South Atlantic
Eduardo Gonsales Gallarza
Julia Rule Ue
Alds
Pedro Madaringa
Alcazarus Air Field
Fayal
Nix
Nam
Atay
Franco
S Pam
Halifax
Avistors
Wachington
Infante
Alfonso
Captainsimine
Iglesias
Latin America
Yellow Bird
United States
Darshlet
Bridgeport
Witnesses Seek Tariff Changes In Senate Hearings
Washington June witnesses urged tariff changes focusing on agriculture during a week and a half of hearings on the House tariff bill. Subcommittees heard from Cherry importers and domestic producers over duties on pitted cherries, flax seed, milk feeds, and burlap bags, with discussions on silk and earthen wares also in focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George McGowan
New York
National Presarvera Association
Italy
J. Mt. Waleb
Ed Valorems
Riddling of Craft Object of Probe
Ontario provincial police pursue investigations into a Canadian pleasure craft fired upon by United States customs after a Detroit river incident. Deputy Commissioner Alfred Cuddy reviews details with Attorney General W. H. Price and contemplates a protest to Ottawa. A separate gun battle between a rum runner boat and a customs speedboat is under review for possible charges. The suspected rum runners, if identified, may face attempted murder charges and surrender requests from Canada to the United States. Also report from Oak Point on a motor boat seized with eighty cases of gin, two men detained, identity not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Customs
Detroit River
Ontario
Alfred £. Cuddy
W. H. Price
Ottawa
United States
Cuddy
Customs
Walter &. Petty
Detroit
Ruth Funners
Canada
Dominion
Browkville
German Cabinet Accepts Young Plan for Reparations
Berlin reports the German cabinet after talks with Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann decided to accept the Owen D Young plan for reparations settlement. The unanimous decision aims to advance a conference among involved governments and expects withdrawal of Allied troops from the Rhineland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
Owen D. Young
Banja
Rhineland
Nebraskan Named as Director for Hoover Budget Bureau
President Hoover announced Colonel J G Roop of Nebraska as director of the budget bureau succeeding Herbert M whose resignation took effect weeks earlier. Roop is in Santa Domingo with the Dawes commission reorganizing that country s finances. A World War II lieutenant colonel and Penn graduate, Roop previously served as assistant director for one year before entering private business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover Tvery
J G. Roop
Nebraska
Roop
Herbert M
Santa Domingo
Dawes
Budeget
Assatant
Businest
Ecole One of Engineers
University of Pennsylvania
Hoover Will Visit In Virginia Today
Washington dispatch reports President Hoover postponed plans for a trip to his fishing preserve near Madison Virginia due to heat. He will stop at Kinstead in the morning to inspect a mall before leaving, accompanied by Secretary Hyde and others aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Virginia
Wabilington
Houver
Tomate
Madison
Kindeete
Hyde
Lawrence Richey
Jock T. Boone
Names in big cleanup by federal cops
Federal authorities published 196 names in a vast conspiracy case to defy prohibition. Indictments span 24 states plus the District of Columbia, naming firms and individuals linked to supplying bottles, labels, and materials for alleged bootlegging operations. A second wave in Indiana lists 176 defendants tied to Fort Wayne and Angola area activities, including an ex sheriff and an Oliver motel owner, amid broader liquor conspiracy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Ccase
Englwid
Holland
France
Cuba
Canada
Individunix
Glickstein
Termer
Brooklyn
District of Columbia
California
Connecticut
Florida
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
New Jersey
Onta
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Wisvoneth
Evans
Robert
Lindau
Overholt Distilling Corporation
Broadford
Joseph” W. Parker
Brockway @nies company, Inc
Brockway
George" A. Mengle
Arthur” L. McLauchlin
Fred Marshall
Joseph
District of
Calubia
Conecticut
Ohio
Wisconsin
Pure Chasers
Jacob Bernson
Kandace Bernson
Bernson Distribute
Los Angeles
Samuel Richlin
Alina Sam Richlin
Wilshire Bottle and Supply Company
Los Anpetes
Simuel Peck
Alina Sam Feck
Morris Gordon
Detroit
G. Bottle Exchange
Paul Bachrach
Phil Bachrach
Philippa" Bachrach
United Bar and Bottle Company
Houston
South Bend
Ind
Fort Wayne
Alten County
Guy Emerick
Angola
Vhel
South
Brod
Andrew C. Welaburg
Olliver
Welsburg
Wills Ring
Shootings by Dry Officers Criminal Says School Head
River Forest June 21 UP Dr W H Kenn president of River Crest Concordia college condemned the practice of prohibition officers shooting down innocent citizens at the Mississippi synod of the Missouri Synod Lutheran church. He urged laws to restrain criminals and insisted executions without fair trial are unAmerican and criminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jongusife 16
Former Postoffice Head Judge Grants Mays Divorce
Sullivan Indiana June 21 Wil A Bays once a national figure in film industry and ex postmaster general Helen Thomas Hays did not contest a divorce granted yesterday by Judge Arthur Debnun in the Sullivan circuit court. The 1 year old son William Huertson Bays was awarded to Bays. separation dated back to 1802 due to incompatibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Fune
Wil A. Bays
Mavstry
Helen Thomas Hays
William Huertson Heys
Arthur Debnun
Sullivan Circuit Court
Mays
Hays
Republican Nation
Harding
The
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors, of America
Snook Indicted In Girl's Death
Columbus Onlo reports Dr James Snook indicted for first degree murder in the death of Theatre E Hix a 19 year old student at Ohio State. Snook confessed to beating and slashing Hix during a quarrel in a car near the city outskirts. Grand jury heard the confession and the case heads to arraignment in criminal court next Monday. Attorneys may pursue temporary insanity as a defense. Crowds gathered at the courthouse as the grand jury deliberated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Onlo
E. Hix
James H. Bacak
Snook
John J Chester
Grand Jury Room
City
Jobin F. Seidel
Attaney E. O. Ricketts
Glen
Pr. Snook
67 Cases Disposed Of In Bluefield Court
Bluefield, June 21 11 Judge George W McClintic presided as federal court disposed of 67 cases most stemming from prohibition violations. Jail terms totaled 44 years four months two days with fines around 41,860 and probation totaling 80 years. Annie Laurie Reeves Boone County woman received three years in federal prison for women in Indianapolis. Rey Nash Bluefield man arraigned on prohibition cargo was fined 600 and sentenced to two years. Police found him attempting to escape his cell in the city jail on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
George W. McClintic
Annie Laurie Reeves
Boone County
Alderson
Princeton
Rey Nash
Mernee
Astinta Bluefield
Viola Gentry and Charles Parkhurst Endurance Flight
Viola Gentry and Charles W. Parkhurst landed at Rosevelt Field New York after an unsuccessful attempt to break the endurance refueling record. They were aloft nine hours, 37 minutes, and 5 seconds, touching down at 9 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosevelt Field
New York
Viola Gentry
Charles W. Parkhurst
Onde
Editors Gather for West Virginia Newspaper Outing
West Virginia editors and publishers from all sections attended the annual West Virginia State Newspaper Council outing in Charleston. A Rotary luncheon, Kanawha Country Club entertainment, Edgewood dinner, and speeches by leaders from The Charleston Gazette, The Charleston Mail, and The West Virginia Review highlighted the day. Speakers included B. J. Pettigrew and A. Bliss McCrum, with musical numbers and an acrobatic chorus feature. The event concluded with the master of ceremonies FRM M. Conley and a sign-seeing tour of Charleston and suburbs planned for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Mile
West Virgin
Whetrell
Kingwood
Stooe
Dr. & Skeed
State Uni Versity
Calef Podrese
Charleston Automobile Club
Charleston Mall
Charleston Gazette
The
West Virginia Review
Daniel Boone Hotel
Kanawha Country Club
Vbeltops
Tel Boone
Edgewood Club
Dogier
A. Devan
Washington
Cheenpeake
Potomac Teteparbs Cumbeny
Blue
Graylina
Mise Aan Wilkeeraom
Misses Shagitw
Mises Charlotte
Lucille Haviland
Angee Wattote
Margaret Slame
Constance Briber
Harte Gluck
Mary Lou Hamilton
Louise Norris
Prancea Ihoyd
Mottague Wickline Jozephine Ford
Florence Courteney
Eddy Billups
Mage
Spencer Newspaper Publisher H. C. Woodyard Dies at 61
Spencer WV June 1 1930 longtime Roane county businessman publisher and former congressman H C Woodyard died at his Spencer home from a heart attack. He had been active in publishing banking oil and gas ventures and Republican politics and served in congress from 1907 to 1927. He helped build a chain of West Virginia weeklies and led multiple local enterprises including the Roane county bank and Spencer Water and Ice. Woodyard born November 23 1887 in Spencer began as a railroad agent and expanded into groceries lumber and public utilities. He lived a public life until retirement in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Roane County
Woodyard
Ufe
Republican Party
West Virginia
Dustrice
Cabell
Jackson
Macon
Pleasants
Putnam
Roans
Ty+ ‘ter
Wirt
Wood Counties
Ist
Timea-Record
Woodward
Song
William
Edward
Henry Whi
Fiat
Tines-Record
State Gazette
Point Pleasant
Doddridge County
Weat Union
Mountain Echo
Keyser
Monroe Baal
Vahlon
Mullens Advocate
Mutllens
Grantsville News
Granteville
The
Pathfinder
Glenville
Miere Woodyard
Willem Qn
Jaahelle Woodyard
Ravenswood, Spencer and Glenville
Aince
Baltimore and Ohio System
Woodyasa
Roane
Republican State Committee
Deir Grave
Hunter EH. Moes
Congress
Poets of Power Show Favorites of Hoover and Notables
A 1920s style feature lists celebrities including President Hoover Henry Ford Rogers Hornsby and Cecil B De Mille with their favorite poems and songs as compiled by Chapple of Boston in a collection about notable Americans. It mentions Hoover's fishing poem by Eggar Gutat and The Fishing Cure as a sequel to the first poem. The piece notes Davis singing Home Sweet Home and references other cultural figures and tidbits from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Love
United Press
New York
Herbert Hoover
Eggar Gutat
Hoover
Eddie Guent Folke
Labor
James J. Davis
Chapple
Rogers Hornsby
Casey
Cecil B de Mille
Mexican Church Settlement Ends Long Religious Conflict
A joint accord signed by President Portes Gil and Holy See representatives in Rome ends the three year Mexican religious crisis. It promises church freedom within the law, allows authorized priests, permits religious instruction in churches, and invites constitutional amendments to protect Catholics. Pope approval and U.S. diplomat Dwight W. Morrow assisted negotiations, with leaders resuming services at Guadalupe after the signings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Republic
Holy See
Rome
Preaider
Portes ‘Gil
Archblatino -Leopoldo
Flores
Holy Ste
Sontermuce
Ruiz
Pascual Diaz
Chapel of Guadalupe
Capitol
vurRia. of Guadalupe
Mexico
Dwight W. Morrow
Marrow
Portes
Portes Gil
Galles
Tt Wag
Portes GH
Alvaro
Obregon
Presi
Dent
Jose Jae Leon Toral
Saasin
Crites
Not the Heat But Perspiration Will Not the Heat
Beverly Hills news column notes the city’s heat and effort as readers react to scorching conditions. Mentions Ramsey MacDonald and a reference to Germany and France, with fragmented quotes and OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Catt
Jane
Pabody
Ramsey MacDonald
Great Britain
London
Morgan
Germany
France
Fletenrean
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Illie Willis
By Kobert Quillen
Ma, Ramon Frasco
Young Plan
Nebraskan
W. €. Kohn
Church Missouri Synod
Will H. Hays
Czar
Will H. Hats
Postoffice
Girl
Mark
Edgewood
Romtes
H.C. Woodyard
Boston
Kiladiog
Sura Te Fege
Col
Church At Peace
Gil
Morrow
Gils
Ruis
Diez
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