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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1929

Page

33

Hoover’s Niece Works as Typist in San Francisco

In San Francisco on June 22, Mrs Hoover McLain, also known as Bert Hoover’s niece and Stanford dean Theodore Hoover’s daughter, works as a typist in a department store while living on Russian Hill. She plans a future in psychology or writing, aims to fund medical study, and notes her independence and radical views.

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Murder Follows Witchcraft Belief in Liberia Indiana

In Liberia Indiana on June 22 authorities investigate a murder linked to witchcraft beliefs. Miss Elizabeth Miller aged 38 was killed with a shotgun after a rock shattered her window. Local anecdotes describe widespread superstition and fear in Sleepy Hollow type rural homes, with tales of spells and charms, reflecting lingering colonial era lore amid modern life. The piece notes interviews with locals supporting fear of witches, while others dismiss such superstition as baseless.

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RoEee Dresden injury of tall Kari Voss struck by car

A six feet seven inch individual named Kari Voss was run down by an automobile in Dresden. The incident details are sparse but report a serious injury with local authorities investigating the crash.

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Pact Reinforced By New League General Act

Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations general act on arbitration conciliation and judicial settlement of disputes becoming effective as nations ratify. Sweden Norway Belgium have ratified with France and others pending. The act, alongside the Kellogg pact and the League covenant, aims to end war and secure world peace. England and France urged its adoption but UK opposition faded as more states ratified. The piece notes the act replaces the Geneva protocol and forms a framework for security paving disarmament.

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Detroit Quiet Rum War Shapes Up Across Border

Detroit faces a rising rum racketing war as customs chief changes. B R Norwood takes command to unite border patrols and coast guard against liquor smugglers amid indictments of 27 officers. Rival gangs from Ecorse to Chicago clash. guns and bootlegging profits drive a volatile regional struggle.

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