Tax Cut Is Nation's Need Says Tilson
Rapid City dispatch reports Representative Tilson of Connecticut urging early tax reduction legislation from Congress next session. He favors delaying broad flood relief to first push a comprehensive plan to prevent future disasters and cautions tax cuts may reduce the year’s large surplus. Green of the House Ways and Means warns against large tax reductions next year.
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Connecticut
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Philippines
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White House
Rapid City
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Newell
Ardmore
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Fam R. McKenvie
Jung
Way
Chatroan Green
Senate
Green
Nuclear naval arms talk reveals 5-5-3 ratio debate
Geneva conference details show American, British, and Japanese delegations jockeying over cruiser and destroyer limits under a 5-5-3 framework. Officials frame proposals as reflecting U S naval needs while noting Britain and Japan seek greater tonnage. senatorial comment warns against further battleship scrapping as two Michigan deaths occur in a fire.
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United States
Hugh Gideon
Wan
Viscount Saito
Britain
United State
Sir Frederic Field
Americans
Japan
Washington
Great Britain
Geneva
State Department
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State
Navy Department
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Elange
Hugh Gibson
Gibsonue
Esrecorda
Wallace Heads Drug Meet at West Virginia Convention
The twenty-fifth annual convention of the West Virginia Pharmaceutical Association opens in session with officers to be elected. Dr J H Beal Urbana Illinois and Prof B F Kelly Baltimore MD address delegates while Prof Gordon Alger and Samuel P B Chulatinn speak. About three hundred attendees expected. banquet and ball planned for the evening.
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West Virginia University
Samuel PB. Chulatinn
West Virgina Capsuse
Samuel ©. Henry
Wacretary
National Association “Retails Druggists of America
Rosa Wits
Prohibition
King's Gold Plate Guard to Move with Royal Banquets
Magnificent gold dinner service for 100 guests, stored at Windsor Castle, with a special guard of a silversmith and goldsmith. Nine of fifteen Wheeling directors would resign, replaced by representatives of controlling interests as the plan shifts to London for royal functions.
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London
Hart
Queen Mary
George Bona
Ratory
Counistea
Eiteso
Buckingham
Windsor
Windsor Gantle
Turks Strike Law Targeting Moslem Clergy in Angora
A new Turkish law cuts mosques and dismisses hundreds of moslem priests in Angora and Constantinople, while raising pay for those retained. Pilgrim numbers to Mecca decline as earlier turbans and badges vanish amid hard times for the Afghan faith.
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Turkish National Assembly
Ottoman Empire
Brouss
Constantinople
Mecca
Bosna
Lost Naval Aviators in California Seaplane Crash
A seaplane from Seattle to San Diego crashes five miles off Laguna Beach, drowning Lieutenant Commander William G. Hadar and Charles Robbins. Lieutenant Thomas D. Fisher survives after swimming to shore. Bodies wash ashore at Newport Beach amid a prolonged search by destroyers and seaplanes.
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Cel
Comounder Willacy G. Itna
Charles . Robbins
Naval Aviation
Duval
Laguna Beach
Rabbine
Newport Veneh
Mincestor
Nornl
Thomas Fisher
MacDonough
Carry
Cal
Seatcher
Lapuné Beach
Charles Robbing
Newport Beach
Leutenant
William G. Hadar
Naval
Missig
Thomas D. Fisher
Naval Forces
San Tego
Robbins
Pisker
Hactor
Fisher
Fartuind
Stress Arts in Churches Conference Highlights Religious Art Display
A conference of fine arts under Northwestern University music school auspices begins June 27 in Bryanston. Theme art in worship features reproductions from Titian DaVinci and Raphael. H Augustine Smith of Boston University directs. sessions cover children Madonnas and Old Testament life with choir rehearsals and worship forms.
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Conference of Fine Arts
Northwestern University School of Music
Bryanston
Mrnisters
H. Augustine Smith
Boston University
Education Beats Court in Barberry Fight Across States
Washington reports education driven campaign by the Department of Agriculture improved law enforcement against destroying barberry to curb black stem rust. Lynn Hutton notes education yielded cooperation, earlier resistance fading as states adopted compulsory barberry destruction, reducing rust losses and prompting school lesson plans in Montana and Nebraska. John Drew, 72, veteran river worker, remains in San Francisco hospital in unchanged condition after arthritis.
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Department of Agriculture
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Lynn 2
Button
Bureau of Tent Industry
United States
Hutton
Eagee Corporation
Misalasipp Valley
Dovers
Nobmakn
Montana
Drew
San Francisco
John Drew
Otter
Hight
Youth Gives Life to Save Brother at Terre Haute
June 22 Terre Haute report of 11 year old Robert Harth who died after pushing his 7 year old brother clear of a Big Four railway tracks as a New York to St Louis passenger train approached. The older boy Glen Harth leaped into a creek to escape the wheels but did not survive. train crew rescued him.
Plays Two Roles In Lease Of House New York
Dr Preston Pope Snlverwhite of New York and Palm Beach plays tenant and landlord as he moves into a new 14 room cooperative apartment. Stock valued at 6460 000 represents 60 percent ownership. reports say Satterwhite paid 450 000 for the unit. CURW COACH DIES jONTON F J June 22 Dr Waiter B Peet former Columbia coach and sports writer is found dead in a hotel room from natural causes.
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Preston Pope Snlverwhite
Palm Beach
Gatterwhite
Jonton
F. J
Waiter B. Peet
Columbia University Crown
Sporte
Drury Lane Royal Lackeys Now Wear Red
London theater notes that the two stage hands once in green coats now wear red. The piece recalls royal livery from the sixteenth century when Drury Lane was Royal and actors wore royal ivory green, a tradition that gave the green coats their name. Pioneer resident dies in Huntington Benjamin Joy Wilson, 87, a Huntington pioneer and West Virginia lumberman, dies in a local hospital. Funeral services set for 4 PM tomorrow.
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London
Drury Lane Theater
Drury Lake
Theater Royal
Huntington
Benjamin Joy Wilson
West Virginia
Two Counties Lead In Fires In May West Virginia
In May nearly all fire losses were charged to Monongalia and Raleigh counties while fires occurred in 34 counties. The May total rose over 1926, with Monongalia County suffering heavy losses from oil tank fires and Morgantown destruction. The year-to-date shows 11 months of fiscal year losses and a rise in 12 month totals, with 66 fires reported last month. Property loss neared 1.06 million dollars, and seven deaths occurred in six counties. Investigations covered seven suspicions and three arsons led to indictments and convictions in Monongalia.
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Couns
Monongalia
Morgantown
Raleigh County
West Wirginia
OST Tire
Marion
Harrison, Ritchie
Raleigh
Wayne
Mineral
Marion County
Jefferson, Logan, Moxon
Bronongaltwond
Wood
Areon
Manon County
Bmay
British Quakers Guarded Library in Historic Meeting House
London report describes the yearly meeting at a northern London meeting house with a fortress like archive. Beneath the structure lie strong rooms protecting cherished Quaker manuscripts including a treaty of friendship between Pennsylvania and Indiana colonists and an Indian deed bearing crude totems.
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London
Lorton
Britain
Aociety
Ome
Tomo Idbelied
Mufferinga
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Even Roman Women in London Had Corns
Archaeologists uncover a worn sandal with a corn mark during an excavation near the Bank of Toylend. The delicate role shows a Roman social scene and hints corns afflicted women in ancient London, akin to today’s Mayfair society butterflies.
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London
Mayfair
Toylend
Christian Endeavor Meets at Languapum Convention
The 43rd annual convention of the Christian Endeavor Union of United Brethren for Christ is under way at Languapum with about 125 delegates registered. Dr. A. H. Dutton of Dayton Ohio spoke on allegiance to Christ, and sessions focus on business and officer elections tomorrow.
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Virginia
Christian Endeavor
Union
United Brethren Fm Christ
A. H. Dutton
Dayton
Ohio
West Virginia Birth Rates Fall in Census Comparison
State birth rates declined while death rates rose slightly in 1895 compared with 1894, per Census Bureau figures. West Virginia ranked high for births in the registration area and showed higher infant mortality than several states, with specific city rates listed for Bluefield Charleston Clarksburg Fairmont Huntington Martinsburg Morgantown Parkersburg Wheeling and others.
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Washington
West Virginia
Bureau of the Census
Census Bureau
Florida
Mfontans
Delaware
Yar
Oregon
Virginia
Bluefield
Charleston
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Huntington
Martinsburg
Morgantown
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Parkpra~burg
Buntington
Morgentown
Moundagills
Chariastop
Spain issues stamp to King and royal philately notes
A long item describes King Alfonso of Spain issuing a commemorative stamp for the silver jubilee of his accession. Stamps sold one day at above face value, profits to Red Cross. Royal interest in philately cited with other monarchs and collectors including King George and Prince Hiroyasu. Also mentions offshore rum runner Malahat off northern California and the Cahokia's pursuit.
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Alfonso
Spain
Red Cross Charithes
Alfonsa
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Emsme
George
West Indies
Maharihah
Kashmir
Cgnadien Government
Eta Royal Barlety
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Ot Alee
Ike
Bombay
Kingspore
Elena
Italy
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Alexander
Togo-Slavia
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Egypt
Hiroyasu
Japan
Manuel
San Francisco
California
Coast Guard
Oshiokia
Malahat
Smutmelers
Cahokia
Monte Carlo Chip Forgery Plot Nets Arrests
In Monte Carlo three members of a chip forgery ring were arrested after attempting to cash forged casino chips worth 100000. The group planned revenge by producing fake chips, but casino officials intercepted the scheme and replaced the chips.
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Vionna
Monte Carlo
Philip Nussbaum
New Orleans Gets Shanghahed in Plan for War Map
Washington bulletin by National Geographic society outlines a speculative scenario where New Orleans becomes a strategic hub to explain imagined shifts in Chinese and American positions. The piece links ports, railways, and foreign interests to a broad outline of conflict around Peking Tientsin and Hankow, suggesting a complex, fictional map of global power.
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Tientain
Pays & Bulletin
Washington, D.C
National Gengraptitel Society
New Orleans
Shanghai
St. Louis
Bankow
Peking
Tientsin
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
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Pekeing
Pittsurgh
Balimore
Feking
Manichuria
Tientaly
Tangku
Chongwangtac
Tientein
Modeeniem Uy
Etter
Chie
Cis ‘Oreigner
Porta
Fonds
Ptnafiy
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Guard
Tientein-stacif
Bii
Otekum Stras
Tientin
China
Manchuria
Ching Pak 'Tentain
Bakr Nota
Valixes
Savile Row Tailor Contract Plans for London Garments
A London tailor describes a yearly contract system for dressing men in London modes. The tam er pays a set annual sum and selects garments when new ones are produced, a plan once adopted by prominent women in society.
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Tate
Orm
Teree
Obituary notes for James Themes and Elaie Robertson
An obituary item notes James Themes, a Black man, died Wednesday morning. Services at 1424 Third Ave today at 2:90. Survived by mother Mrs Edna alsters. Interment planned in Spring Kill cemetery. Also: Mrs Elaie Robertson, 39, of Kanawha County, died yesterday afternoon in a local hospital. Survived by husband and four children. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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James Themes
Edna Alsters
Spring Kill
Elaie Robertson
Elsie Robertson
Kanawha Cty
Puneral
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