Roosevelt Regime Expects Little From Economic Conference
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration, aiming to lift recovery mainly through domestic programs, expects little from the London world economic conference. Key figures Moley Baruch and others advocate prioritizing reemployment, price stability, and a vast public works program to bolster demand while contingent talks on tariffs and stabilization loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Raymond Molay
London
Bernard M. Baruch
Moley
Nes
Boley
Baruchie Tm
Europe
Seis
Great Britain
Vichy
Mia
Varifole
Loepdon
Ampstrian
Jte
Beruch
Roosevalt
Hugh Jshmien
George Peek
Morey
Senate
Unclear health fad claims around weight loss and foods
Fragmented text describes a dubious weight loss scheme and diet advice, mentioning fat reduction methods, dubious pills, and instructions to use pastries, potatoes, and dairy. The garbled OCR references personal experiences and urges readers to try the regimen despite unclear sources and outcomes.
Fragmentary note on meeting of national representatives
A garbled excerpt describes nations coordinating through a meeting of representatives to discuss domestic matters and align on useful goals, though the text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omdiec
Stabilization efforts amid world currency talks and wheat export pact
United States pushes for global stabilization of unstable currencies as price recovery and coordinated monetary policy advance. Morgenthau reports Russia and Argentina onboard for a wheat acreage reduction agreement, with Australia, Canada, and possibly Denmark to join, elevating hopes for a near total accord at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
D. R
Roosevelt
United States
Ats
Pittman
London
Russia
Argentina
Australia
Henry “Morgenthal
Amerlcatt
Maxim Litvinott
Bovtet Feussie
Russis
Thomas la Breton
Rom Buense Airey
Morgenthats
Morganthes
Litvinofr
Canada
Argnntina
Husnip
Australie
Morgenthau
Danubian
Comas
Ché
Secretary of State to Print Ballots for Delegate Election
Governor Waite calls a special election for November 7 to select delegates for a repeal convention. Ohio Supreme Court Justice Howard B. Boria set July 3 for return on an alternative writ with a hearing on July 10. Sidney G. Stricker argues the referendum may clash with the federal constitution.
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Navy
Howard B. Boria
Supreme Golirt
Shite
Wrltu
Supremé Court
Sidney G. Stricker
Thomas J. Donnely
Ohio Techeraftom
Stricker
George Waite
Coal Industry Debates Reorganization Approach Leaders Weigh Vows
The Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators association president C F Hosford Jr declares the industry learning the A B C s of reorganization and vows to dig in with the president. Fred K Althouse of Philadelphia proposes a form of dictatorship among several others as a suggestion in the discussion.
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C.F. Hosford, Jr
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association
Fred K. Althouse
Philacelpnia
New Oil Ethics Please Davenport
Davenport reports the oil industry backs a core ethics policy at Chicago. He notes agreement to stop “hot oil” production and sale above legal quotes. West Virginia and Texas interests, including Hal Janan and A. Heck, favor cooperative enforcement and fair labor treatment.
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Chicago
H. FB. Davenport
Charleston
Yeaterday
Mr. Davenport
Western
Hal Janan
A. &. Heck
Felrmone
West Virginia Oil and Gas Association
Davenport
Texas
Federal recovery program outlines job decen tralization and local administration
The cabinet board plans broad decentralization to spread work across states and counties, with state administrators reviewing projects before Washington approval. Local employment agencies would nominate qualified workers, while minimal federal oversight aims to curb overhead and accelerate highway funding projects.
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Costa
Personnl
United States Employment Service
Washington
Walts
Cabinet Board
Roosevelt
Elyse
Nnt
Interior Department
Meme
Wally
Public Works Board
Hugh 38
Johnson
Sasottaction
Frances Perkins
Labor Department
Labor Advisory Board
American Federation of Labor
Wore
Federation
New Trial Date Sought by Grant in Noted Case
Grant sought an early date for a new trial while Knight and defense attorneys voiced mixed emotions at the ruling. Judge Horton commented that a motion to dismiss the indictment would be improper as Potterran, represented by Samuel Leibowicz, faced conviction for assaulting Victoria Price. The judge noted the evidence favored the defense and derided sensational claims about accusers, linking them to biases and prejudices.
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Knight
Jutga Horton
Horton
Chamilee
Potterran
Samuel Leibowicz
New York
Victoria Price
Supreme Court of the United States
Pouners Tdy
Requisitions Fraud Tied to Local Store Cashing
Investigators report 160 unauthorized relief requisitions totaling about 950 dollars were cashed through a local store by forged endorsements. Q. H. Crawford of Charleston faced grand jury charges for obtaining money under false pretenses after a store employee said the cases involved unauthorized checks. Widespread irregular checks prompted state police involvement and a conference among welfare officials and county leaders to hand the case to the state department of public safety.
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Q. H. Crawford
Charleston
H. G. Thayer
Justica
Thayer
Crawford
Justice Finney
Jocel
R. F.C
W. W. Allen
Onesutore
Allen
Welfare Board
Wsbursing
Tofe
Oscar ”. Crang
State Department of Public Safety
Walker
Losia
Five Men Held On Guilty Warrants In State Case
Rawssell Griffith Reese J Philips William Hamilton Burgin Lattimore and Larry Comey were arrested on a complaint by the prosecuting attorney. Griffith Phillips Hamilton and Lattmore were bound over to the grand jury under $2 000 bond after a preliminary hearing before G J Finnay justice of the peace and Connley waived to the grand jury and was sent to jail.
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Rawssell Griffith
Reese J. Philips
William Hamilton
Burgin Lattimore
Larry Comey
Griffith
Phillips
Hamilton
Latthmore
G. J. Finnay
Conley
Pinney
Legislative power questioned in Wood county probe case
The article discusses a 1906 Supreme Court ruling cited by Judge Brannon about legislative power to compel testimony after adjournment, and a Wood county case where Charles T. Caldwell challenged an attachment issued by a house committee. It covers the legality of post adjournment investigations, the writ of habeas corpus, and funding for the committee headed by Stash Holt of Lewis county plus a disputed $19 travel expenses warrant.
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Supreme Court
Jurge Brannon
House of Delngater
Tale 9
Committee of Investigation
Wood County
Circuit Court
Charles T. Caldwell
James Seaman
House of Delegates
Caldwell
Kayamim
Albert B. White
Circult
Gupreme Court
Stash DD
Holt
Lewis County
Avtioo
Trans
Federal Income Tax Revenues Rise With June Activity
The report notes higher June revenues across multiple streams as easing conditions boost business. Income tax receipts show totals for May into June, with increases in tobacco, cigarette, bank checks, and stock transfer taxes reflecting reopening of banking and market activity, plus gains in items like lubricating oils and consumer goods.
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Imisanan- Hols
Ibcessea
Brent Bank
Obituary notes from Anderson and Charleston area
Obituary notices list John Oslaer Osslagt of Charleston who died after a five week illness in Anderson Indiana leaving a widow a daughter Mrs J Holmeen and a son Albert Osalaer. Also Adazel Cutlip Hagel seven year old daughter of Dora Cutlip of Morris Creek died at Salvation Army hospital with funeral at Bayne cemetery Dry Bridge. survivors include mother sister Gypsy and brothers Ralph and Quentin. Mrs Mattie Jarrett Marion died Wednesday with services at Simpson chapel and burial Spring Hill. pallbearers named. Glas Kirk 62 died Wednesday with funeral at Bartlett chapel. Odd Fellows to conduct grave rites. widow and daughter and seven brothers listed. Andrew Otho Wells former Charleston resident died yesterday in Mill Wood Virginia. burial planned there. survived by nephew Crause Wells and other relatives.
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John Oslaer
John Osslagt
Charleston
Anderson
Ind
Mra. F. J. Holmeén
Albery Osalaer
Opglaer
Indiana
Adazel Cutlip
Hagel Cutlip
Daught Cay
Mira
Dora Cutlip
Morris Creek
Salvation Army
Bayne
Dry Bridge
Slater
Gypsy Cutlip
Ralph Cutlip
Quentin Cutlip
Mattle
Marion
Mattie Jarrett Marlon
Simpson Chapel
Brand Atreet
Spring Hill Cemetery
Glen Miller
Zack Mertin
R. B. Mamrick
Harry
Welcher
Ray- Mona Rabe
Frad Beaver
Silas Kira
Glas Kirk
Bartlett Chapel
Odd Fellows
Spring Hill
Kirkle
Silve Kirk
D. B.spragal
George Kirk
Beckwith
Otis Kirk
William Kirk
Coolridge
Dall Kirk
Thurmond
K. C. Kirk
Berh
Andrew Otho Wells
Tnee
Alma Booker Layton
Mill- Wood
Tor Morrow
Welly
Tm Charles
Crause Wells
Layton
Era of Spending Shapes New Administration
The article notes that the new administration inherits an era of spending on road building and public improvements. Secretary O'Brien says a similar era won’t return for generations, while a study of public utility assessments extended to midnight after a long meeting. The state owes about 3.6 million by month’s start, with funds transferred and spent prior to the current administration.
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O'Brien
At &B
Kump
Buck Accuses McMath Aide and Son in Kidnap Plot
Kenneth testified that Buck accused McMath and others of planning a kidnap involving him and his son Kenneth Jr. He recounted meetings at McMath’s home for a job, and being told to wear a chauffeur’s uniform to pick up a tied gift. The defendant described Bill guiding the plan from the Cranberry shack to a camp, with police concerns delaying actions.
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Kenneth, Jr
McMath
Kenneth
Bil
Alm
McMeth
Bill
Saaid
Mr. McMath
Vico
Gyzit
Ope
Snk
jMonneth
Bill" Aw
Cone
Peggy
Mitchell Freed emotion enters final determination in trial
A jury found Mitchell not guilty on all counts after an exhaustive prosecution. The case involved alleged receipt of money from National City Company and stock sales to his wife and W. D. Thornton. Deliberations lasted about 14 hours with Judge Goodard presiding.
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Ead
Mitchell
Henry ” Goodard
Mirenell
National City Company
Chaiirman
National City Bank
Aala
W. D. Thornton
Chicago Celebrates Lakes to Gulf Waterway Marriage
Chicago honored a unique ceremony marking the completion of a waterway from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. Dignitaries including George R. Deen and Mayor Edward J. Kelly joined crowds on bridges and riverbanks to witness boats entering the gulf route, symbolizing a new era for Great Lakes cities and ship traffic to world ports.
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Chicago
Citi
Gulf of Mexico
Seven Seas
George R. Deen
Edward
Kentucky
Kelly
Idinels
Lake Michigan
Sisson Assails Banking Reform Central Bank Debate
The article records Sisson attacking banking reform proposals on page 1, criticizing 20 clearing houses and imperial control of money. He argues the United States risks loss of independence and cites 35 percent levies and English banks. He urges state rights restraint and supports a central bank as a cure.
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New York
United States
Banks
England
Giasa
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