Jackie Coogan Sued Over Fatal Car Crash
Los Angeles June 21 Jackie Coogan, noted film actor, named in dam age suits filed by relatives of four people killed when a car driven by his father ran off an embankment on a San Diego mountain highway. Plaintiffs seek 250000 to 25000 from Coogan and others claim he failed to check the elder Coogan who was allegedly drunk while driving at 35 to 70 miles per hour. Jackie was seriously injured but the others died.
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Los Angeles
Jackie Coogan
Coogan
San Diego
John J. Coogan
Jackie
Trent “Junior
Durkin
Robert L. Jerner
Charles Jones
Coogan Tanch
Jovkle
Antin V. Horner
Grace Durkin
Junior Durkin
Alster
Ty Ds
Jackin Coogan
Wnn
Gary
Allen Is Named Marshall Head
Allen wins Marshall College presidency as board considered finalists and delayed action until today. Three of ten candidates were asked to appear. others had applied or were recommended. Individuals considered included Dr. W L S White and Dr Otla G Wilson for executive roles and faculty appointments at two Negro institutions.
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Marshall College
Pranasnis
Friends
Shawkey
Trent
Allen
W. Il. 5S. White
Shepterd State Teachers College
Otla G. Wilson
Glenville Tate Teachers College
Marshall Post
Tent
John W. Davin
West Virginia State
Pollene
J. P. Sims
Bluefield State Teachers College
Trade Body and NRA Move Toward Unified Commission
A high official describes three possible paths to combine the commission with the NRA. A special session could be called late this fall or before the regular session to push a bill. If a suitable plan meets the Supreme Court ruling, legislation might advance then and in the next Congress. An impending plan mentions a rail line over rugged terrain from Asawa at the Red Sea to Ginda, Africa.
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Commission
Supreme Court
NRA
House
Acade
Congress
Bandit Spada Faces Guillotine After Long Defiance
Spada, an outlaw known for killing for honor of a woman, met his end as executioner Deibler prepared the guillotine. After 31 years eluding authorities on Corsica, he was betrayed at his father’s crucifix and died in a wicker coffin as the crowd watched.
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Spada
Sebral
Deibler
Paris
Monsieur de Paris
M. Detbler
Deiter
Chivalry Slayer Held in New York Court
In New York homicide court officers presented the case against Rosentele described as Chivalry Slayer as he denied crimes despite Brooklyn birth and Brooklyn ties. Georgia authorities awaited extradi tion as the confessed suspect remained in custody.
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New York
Rosentele
South
Brooklyn
Broadway
Georgia
Euler
Putney and Cattrell Meet for Fourth Place Today
Putney and Cattrell Auto Service clash at Armor Park South Charleston to decide fourth place in the Kanawhaloo belt. Cottrell leads with no wins and many losses. Putney trails by a half game. The double feature will start at 2 PM with Putney facing the Engravers, followed by Pure OW versus Blossom.
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Putney
Cattrell
Auto Service
Armor Park
South Charleston
He Kanawhaloo
Cottrell
Fia
Ue Loop
Engravers
Pure OW
Blossom
House Chef Montet Slams Lang About Cooking Skills
In Washington on June 21 Rep. Numa F. Montet of Louisiana mocked Huey Long’s cooking, claiming Long only knows how to boil. He described a steak recipe with gravy steps and onions, praising his own gastronomic prowess while dismissing Lang’s culinary skill.
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Washington
Huey Long
Numa F. Montet
Louisiana
Montet
la Louisiana
Lang
Mantet
Reformatory head refuses to admit boys debate
State attorney general Phkin Lutz Jr advises placing the younger boy with Plainfield trustees until age 17 and lodging the older boy in the reformatory. Sheriff returns the boys to Jasper as officials await a definite decision. Indianapolis attorney T Ernst Malcolm plans to seek a new trial to prevent placement in confinement. Judge Sumner contemplates tonight’s review of the facts amid disputes over statute interpretation in this deplorable situation.
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Phkin Lutz
Lutz
Plainfield
Jasper
Indianapolis
T. Ernst Malcolm
Malcolm
Young Ray
Sumner
Attorney-Central
Charleston Shooters Dominate West Virginia Trap Tourney
Omer Given of Charleston and Dr. E P Smith of Fairmont win the doubles and handicap titles in the West Virginia trapshooting tourney at Keyser. Given scores 90 of 100 in singles, retains doubles title by eight thirds over C W Bivens. Out‑of‑state entries barred. next day singles and trophy awards to be presented by Gov. Kump.
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Keyser
n—Sharps
Mountain State
West Virginia
Omer Given
Charleston
Dr. EP. Smith
Fairmont
Given
C. W. Bivens
Elkhorn
R. H. Counts
Joy Hiestand
Hillshare
Sill Eldred
Cincinnati
de. Smith
MacFarland
Regar MacDonald
B. Carson
Wellsburg
Carron
Uiestane
Vwo
W. Hi. MacFarland
Eugene Murray, Jr
Sewickley
Smith, Jr. Fairmont
Eugene Murray
C. J. Renner
Winschester
Edgar StacDonald
Hiesland
Davis Man Kalled As Barn Crumbles
A June 21 thunderstorm in Davis caused a barn collapse trapping and killing 66 year old James Bacrington. His death occurred instantly from a broken neck as the structure fell while he worked alone. Miss Mary Katherine Godwin, 42, was slightly injured by a chair, and telecom services were interrupted. The storm damaged signs, crops, and several other barns in the Cheat Mountain mining and timber town.
DuPont Expert Speaks On New Paint Products
Harry T. Freee of Wilmington head of the architectural division spoke on new DuPont paint products at a meeting in the Rutherford hotel attended by nearly 70 plant and mine upkeep men. The Arter Paint and Glass company sponsored the event in Male street with other DuPont representatives and demonstrations by Freee’s assistants.
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Harry T. Freee
Wilmington
Del
duPont Company of Wilmington
Ruther Hotel
Arter Paint and Glass Company
Male Street
duPont
J. L. &. Cheetham
Belle
Iron Horse Steams Ahead in Home Run Surge
Washington fans read that Lou Gehrig had slumped since spring training but witnessed him hit seven runs in a night during a three game series, lifting his batting average. A. Wilson owns Tigcan, an Indian fruit, now noted as a close companion to Scottard, a naturalist.
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Iron Horse
Washington
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Lou
A. Wilson
Clinc ‘Pow
Scottard
Thirteen Named For Derby Today
Chicago readers are advised of the American Derby at Washington Park featuring a field of thirteen including Ras Tann Soldier and four fillies. Leading contenders include Roman Soldier the 7 to 3 favorite, Cal Bradley’s Black Helen and Blond, plus Nelle Flag, with Judy O Grady and Firethorn noted as dangerous outsiders amid track conditions expected to favor speed and handling.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Roman Soldier
Omahn
Cal. Edward W. Bradley
Filies
Black Helen
Blond
Cal. Bradley
Count
Arthur
John B. Horta
Romain
Col Bradley
Bet Nelle Flag
Judy O'Grady
Man O'War
Firethorn
Omaha
Guffey coal bill sparks fierce chamber debate
The Guffey-Snyder coal control bill is attacked as undemocratic and outrageous at Atlantic City and by coal operators. Hearings extend, with prospects uncertain for enactment before next week. Wages talks hinge on bill’s price fixing and possible industry layoffs.
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Hal D
Wash
Senate
United
Norman
Louisville
Western Kentucky
Charles O'Neill
Ing
Atlantic City
N. J
Guffey-Snyder
Charles C. Dickinson
Charleston
W. Va
Autor Cracy
National Retail Coal Merchanta Association
Amateur Gossip Continues On Bos som Dairy Reinstatement
The Bos som Dairy team has been reinstated after a truck wreck and can now pitch for the Milkmen. The Enplayers may sign a replacement for injured Estes Thomas. Kanawha Valley League batting averages and a Twilight market note will appear in upcoming issues.
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St of the Bossom
Estes Thomas
Record Crowd Set For Carnera Braddock Fight
Damon Runyon reports nearly 400 newspapermen will work reservations at the Yankee Stadium bout. Promoters Jacobs and St Denis anticipate the largest press section in boxing history with writers from across the United States Canada England and France. Former champions Dempsey Tunney Johnson Baer Sharkey Brady will surround Carnera Braddock ring, while George Brescia and Buddy Baer make notable appearances. Odds fluctuate with Louis Baer Braddock and Carnera, with even money the prevailing line and Louis touted as a possible underdog.
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Universal Service
New York
Jersey City
Yankee Stadium
Canada
England
France
Walter St. Denis
Charre
Twentieth Century Club
Mike Jacobs
James J. Bradydock
Cacnera
Weathers
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Jack Johnson
Max Baer
Jack Sharkey
Max Race
Buddy
Biz Ray Rawson
Boston
New York Commission
Max
Carnera
Baer
Braddock
Louis
Carenera
Louie
Louis la
126 College Stars Enter Golf Meet
New York reports 126 golfers from 30 colleges for the intercollegiate golf championship to be held June 24 29 at Congressional Country Club near Washington D C. Georgetown president Joseph P Lynch said entries exceed last year with 123 individuals and 20 colleges.
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New York
Congressional Country Club
Washington
D.C
Joseph P. Lynch
Georgetown
Intercollegiate Golf Association of America
Charles Yates
Georgian Tech
Walter Embery
Harry Gandy
University of Oklahoma
Winfield Day
Notre Dame
Johnny Fischer
Charles Korsiz
University of Michigan
Wilson Marks
Fred Mans Jr
Louisiana State
Michigan
Inutch
Calgate
Georgia Tech
Groupe Washington
Hamilton
North Carolina
Northwestern
Navy
Oklahoma
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Stanford
Texas
War
Ohio
Yale
Dowdoln
College of Charleston
Emory
Maryland
Pennsylvania Military College
Purdue
St. Louis University
Syrar Suse
Williars
Phils Thump Continued From Page 8
Fragmentary sports item mentions Phils triumph with players and umpires named in a jumble. The readable snippets hint at sacrifice plays and scoring details as a box score style recap from the game.
Reds defeat Dodgers behind Brennan and Lombardi in 5 0 win
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Don Brennan limited the Dodgers to seven singles as Ernie Lombardi powered the offense in a 5 to 0 victory. The win put Cincinnati ahead 2 to 3 in the series with Lombardi delivering the key hitting for Brooklyn's foes.
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Reds
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Don Brennan
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Brennan
Brooklynites
Lombardi
Baseball game recap with mixed error filled OCR
The fragment describes innings with bases on, players such as Leonard, Lombardi, Goodman, Kampouris, and Byrd, listing RBIs and double plays. It notes pitching by Brennan and Leonard and mentions defensive errors, left on base counts, and pitching changes. The incomplete text references a Cincinnati Brooklyn game and a final total around 33 runs with various fielding notes.
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Chayles
Sullivan Ib
Byrn
BiBucher
Drennan
Leonard
Totan
Z—Hatten
Eco
Jo Cha Mno Peeing
Combrasky
Goodman
Lambared
Etrora
Mone
Lombardi
Byrd
Lombaral
Riggs
Kampouris
Stripp
Cuccinello
Lettie
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Clark
Brennan
Hreimegrer
Glark
Ted
Leonard Gomorasky
Sears
Pilrenen Meargon
Cubs Rally To Edge Braves In Boston Showdown
Freddie Lindstrom led Chicago with five hits as the Cubs beat the Boston Braves 3 to 8 in a game marked by strong slugging and scattered errors. Carleton, Berger, and Hartnett produced key hits for Chicago while Galante matched Prankhou as the pitchers battled in a high tempo contest at Fenway Park.
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Cubs
Boston
Freddie Lindstrom
Chariie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Penton
Merman
Tincinett
Cevatella
Carleston
Berger
Cousratt
Logan
Etroya
Jurgen Narangille
Mung
Galen
Utrmat
Isle Ton Kozan
Derper
Tau
Galeen
Hartnett
Lindstrom
Catan
Martnett
Omeruna
Mogn Bereer
Gactilier
Doubie Nlaya
Ehrieton
Maraneit
Cosensart
Jordan
Carleton
Prankhouse
In Teat Heian Tig
Mit
Galant
Prankhou
Btark
Richer End Pinel
Share Weølth Plan Questioned by Senators Contested Signatories
Senators from several states debate a share wealth plan. The 14 Democratic signers include Clarke Missouri Wheeler Montana Thames Oklahoma Bilbo Mississippi Brown New Hampshire Costigan Colorado Bone Schwettenbach Washington Black Alabama McCarran Nevada Russell Georgia Buddoves South Dakota and McGill with West Virginia affiliations.
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Beck
South Dakota
Capper
Kansas
Norris
Nebraska
Clarke
Missouri
Wheeler
Montana
Thames
Oklahoma
Bilbo
Missisppi
Brown
New Hampshire
Cos
Clifton's Marie Feature Victor at Charles Town
Clifton's Marie ridden by Jackey Docker won the fifth feature by half a length over Stool Pigeon owned by A L Redon. Sunny Scan was show in the show position. The day included multiple races with payouts and a total betting handle of 37200 dollars.
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J. E. Simmons
J. C. Marino
T. C. Brent
Evening Chimes
J. C
Fnish
EG. Barnes Lampson
A. K. Yingling
Handley
A. H B. Utterback
Lampson
Leesburg
Whirry
Schley
Porphyry
Roy
Lassie
Browns Bow as violent storm ends doubleheader
A violent rain and hail storm cut a scheduled doubleheader short after six innings of the opener. The record lists batters and in-game events with multiple line notes, mentioning Reynolds, Almada, and Burn among others as scorers and contributors in a disrupted game.
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Betten ‘St. Denke Ati
al Ado Mello
Almada
Furne
Honion
Gsouere
Gromm
Verreli
Olttemaey
Werber
Belma
De'lgren
Grove P
Thome
Tota
Lou Nip
Ted Lee
Reynolda Borate
Danlatens
Reynolds
Heynatta
Petre
Derbie and Burn
Young Hubbel Leads Meeker youths to scholastic win
In Meeker Oklahoma John Hubbel the young brother of famed Carl Hubbel a New York Giants pitcher shows growing talent. He earned a six note score and helped M H S to victory by scoring 13 points in a scholastic meet.
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Mubbell
Meeker, Okio
t—John Hubbell
King Carl
New York Giants
Stelkeou
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