Ford Invites Ousted Prefs To Meet Board
Marshall College students press for reinstatement of Professors A. S. White and Watson Selvage amid a dispute over their dismissals. Ford sends a cautious invitation to White and Selvage to present their side before the state board, while controversy over board statements and administration sparks protests and letters.
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Ford
Prefs
Marshall College
A. 5. White
Watson
Huntington
M. P. Bhankey
State Board of Education
George Perd
White
Selvage
Shawkey
Thad
Mr. Selvags
Mr. Ford
Maraball College
Dr. White
Tony
Thea Beard
B. Bight
Dr. Witte
Filmisaa
Wdutation
A. 8. White
Matatali College
West Virginia
Mr. White
Charleston Gazette
State Board
Marshes College
Charleston
Halvage
Stummer
Eoener
Charleston Mail
Shayre
George M. Ford
Aimalt
Atata
Oo Cg
Willie Rillis Confesses Police Kin Ties in Memoir Claim
In a 1927 copyright note, Willie Rillis quips about lack of royal lineage and mentions one uncle who was a policeman, with Wilfred North cited in the book as part of the publishers syndicate imprint. He frames the remark as a personal aside rather than a formal statement.
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Wilfred North
Publishers Syndicace
Deacons Quit Straton Church Over Pentecostal Rites
New York report says five deacons of Dr John Straton's Calvary Baptist church resigned in protest against Pentecostal rituals described as camp meeting style rites by Stephen Bradford. They accuse leaders including Miss Lillian Rice and others of introducing speaking in tongues and hysteria. Dr Straton defends the church and rejects ties to Glad Tidings Tabernacle.
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Pentecostalism
Calvary Baptist of
New York
John Rowel
Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Stephen A. Bradford
Glad Tidings Tabernacle
Calvary Sapitat Church
Tidine Utley
Mount Sinai
Nurea
Lillian Rice
Hiratford
Dr. Straten
Moss
Bradford
HH. A. Vant Opstell
John Hurst
Leopard Wilson
Frank A. Wentworth
Calvary Church
Miss Rice
Ku Klux Wizard Set to Speak in Charleston
Doctor Hiram W. Evans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan will visit Charleston for meetings with local leaders and speak at the Charleston high school auditorium next Monday at 8:00 p.m. The event is described as open and not a general invitation.
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Hiram W. Evans
Washington D. C
Atinata
Imperial Wizad
Knights of the Ku Klux
Bian
Charleston
Charleston High School
Washington
Evens
Indianapolis
Kanawbs County
Maurice de la Tour
Allan Klan
Iy Gordon
New York
Mancety
de la Tour
Perfor
Bong Bators
King Ben case rests in state trial at St Joseph
State rested its case against the King Ben house of David colony in St Joseph Michigan. Judge Feat set a recess to July 12 as defense prepares its argument. State witnesses testified on alleged immorality religious fraud and embezzlement with property titles allegedly moved to Ben Parasil. Barnum widow dies in Paris cable report from Bridgeport Connecticut.
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ST. Joseph
Mich
Ino
House of David Colony
Zire
Bessie May Woodworth
Louis Feat
Withers
Benjamin Parasil
Removal of Floyd Collins Body Sparks Legal Action
In Brownsville on June 23, Floyd Collins body removal triggered legal action by his brothers seeking restoration to the grave. Eight defendants including Dr. Harry Thomas, a dentist and Crystal Cave owner, faced $850,000 claims after allegedly exhuming the casket. A court proceeding aims to compel proper burial and reinterment.
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Brownsville
Floyd Collins
Harry ‘Thomas
Collin
Sr. Thomas
Crystal Cave
Fateful Flight Mystery Over Quebecs Eternity Mountains
In Quebec near Chicoutimi, trapped witnesses describe Nungesser and Col lings fate as their stormy airborne escape challenged by eternal ranges. A lone trapper Rousseau recalls hearing a plane amid fog, while tales of missing flyers persist. Rescue prospects hinge on rugged terrain and unreachable regions.
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Lone Trapper
Nungeaser
Coli
Fastness of Eternity
Russell
Wirdwell
Mirror and Universal Service
Chicoutimi
Quebec
Eternity
Nungesser
Col
George Roseeau
St. Marguerite
Durocher
Rawnreou
Harbor Grace
New Foundland
Coll
Rousseau
Colling
Eternity Mountains
Alex
Forizonke
U S Declines to Re Open Parley On Naval Treaty
Geneva report notes Britain fails to win U S support for reopening the Washington naval treaty at the Geneva conference. Ambassador Gibson says time to discuss adjustments is after all five parties attend, favoring focus on treaty extensions rather than new limits. Talks center on reducing battleships aircraft carriers and cruisers while addressing ratios for auxiliary ships amid US Japan friction.
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U.S
Geneva
Britelm
Ans
United States
Washington
Lord Caell
Hugh B. Gibaon
Lord Cecil
Ambassador Gibson
Cookdee
Dapen
Tokyo
America
States
Japan
Far East
Miss Mackaye to Take Stand in Murder Trial
Los Angeles June 23. Rebuttal testimony likely extends the trial of Dorothy Mackaye for conspiring to cover the death of her actor husband Ray Raymond Mone after a fist fight with Paul Kelly. Judge Burnell postponed the actress’s plea hearing. Mackaye denies saying she would fight if the jury could be saved.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy MacKaye
Aftor
Ray Ray- Mone
Charlea Burnell
Tlol
Helen Wilkinson
Macs Kaye
Cross
Matthew Kimes Captured In Grand Canyon
Matthew Kimes, an Oklahoma bank robber, was captured near the Grand Canyon by a posse led by Chief Forest Ranger J B Brooks. There was a brief exchange of shots, none wounded. Kimes admitted his identity after the arrest at the canyon entrance. The capture followed the earlier arrest of two men in Tulsa.
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Grand Canyon
Arizona
Matthew Kane
Oklahoma
J. B. Brooks
Grand Canyon Nations Park
Shota
Kime
Xia
Chiyon
Imt
G. H. Kady
Tulsa
Kimes
Airplane Wreck Ends in Fatal Fire Near Richmond
Two men from Muncie Ind William Murphy and Clifford Helma were aboard a plane that struck high tension wires near Berry aviation field and crashed. Murphy died from burns at the scene while Helma was fatally injured and later died. The aircraft caught fire as it went down.
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Richmond
Ind
Willian Murphy
Muncie
Clifford Helma
Berry Aviation Field
Here
Murphy
Lindberghs Uncertain Role In Future Air Plans
Washington June 23 Colonel Charles A Lindbergh met with federal aviation leaders and backers to discuss his place in future commercial air development. He flew in from Dayton driving over the Potomac aboard aircraft with Major Lanphier and Lt St Clair Street then toured Bolling Field. After meetings with War and Commerce officials, he lunched with Secretary Hoover and received strong support for his practical plans to advance aviation. The outcome on the Sylph and sale talks remained unsettled as Lindbergh planned further talks in Washington.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Potomac River
Dayton
Ionto
Thomas Co. Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Auch
St. Clair
Amile
Lindbergh
Hoover
Metropolitan Club
St. Louis
Washington State
New Orleans
Kichla
Navy Yard
Lind-bergh
Hooter
BlacCeaken
Lindsburgh
Jett Washington
Municipal Band Program Tonight at Capitol Grounds
The first Municipal band concert of the season starts at 8:00 PM on the Capitol grounds at Caplitar and State Streets. Free parking, seats for about 2000, and a varied program featuring The ADRAcs Overture Orpheus Woodland The American Patrol El Capitan Love Bends a Little Girl of Roses Honolulu Moon Take in the Sun The Star Spangled Banner and more.
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Capitol Grounds
Caplitar
State Streets
Tnders
American Patrol
Billis Burke
Sunday
Honolulu
Lawrence
Lewis
Keyes
Mutiny Weakens After 54 Hours in Kansas Prison Mine
348 convicts trapped 720 feet underground in the Kansas penitentiary mine show signs of weakening after 54 hours. They demand more liberty, parole procedure revisions, and talk via mine telephone with the state board. Guards report hunger. officials caution no concessions and note possible surface sympathy attempts. The board says changes will be considered only within rules and through fair review.
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Lansing
Kans
Kansas
State Board of Administration
Godly Tex
Board of Administration
Lacy Simpson
Erage
Myung Ba
Vuera Prings
Hollet J. . Heslop
Mings
R. H. Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Hestop
Jory
Friends Rally to Bond Out Slayer in Duncan
Arch Gilbreath, farmer, posted a $30,000 bond as friends pushed to secure his release after he allegedly shot B F Cox three times in a Duncan courtroom during jury selection for charges tied to his daughter and two other women. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court for trial in October. Heat wave grips New York as three people collapse and two drownings are reported.
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Duncan
Okla
Arch Gilbreath
Gilbreath
B. F. Cox
Byrd Flight Delayed By Storms At Roosevelt Field
June 30 at Roosevelt Field New York the America flight was postponed due to worsening weather after earlier favorable forecasts. Commander Byrd said postponement came on weather bureau advice. Crowds waited as crews prepared and discussed a possible Saturday departure if winds and conditions improve.
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Roosevelt Field
New York
America
Byrd
Tate
Weather Bureau
Kimball
New Foundland Msde
Asia
Dave
Fedt
Jona
Byrdee
Fokker
Americas
Pariant
Scamorton
Botel
Finnl Corpe of
Mechanica and
Rogers Says Calf Worms Prompt Odd Slant in LA Letter
A quirky Los Angeles letter dated June 24 says a society protects “single and unmuted worms” and bans Calvin from loading his hook with one. The writer jokes that Cal wouldn’t harm a fish and muses on future baffling rules and strange events.
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Los Angeles
Caiif
West
Hastaneq
Society For the Protection of
Calvin
Cal
Will
Break in Ranks May Be Averted
Shanghai reports a diplomatic move toward unifying Chiang Kai-shek and Maran Fong Yu-Hualang to curb the northern communist advance from Hankow toward Nanking. An ultimatum demanded Hankow officials depart, a high‑level defection plan was announced, and a combined campaign north was urged. General Butler warned of potential anti‑foreign protests as nationalist forces push toward Peking and Tientsin with U.S. marines prepared for orders.
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Hankow
Rusten
Michael Borodin
Ente
Nanking
Ent
Bun Yat Ben
Chiang
Tung
Biarshel Peng
Honan
Tientsin-Peking
Shanghai
Bmediey D. Butiar
Peking
Richmond
Butler
China
Henderson
Manlio Lraded
Gunwalee
Chaumont
Tientsin
Nationesista Ae Herald & Panacea
Iils
Zsrab
Eimiler
Death by own action ship sparks aviation row in San Francisco
In San Francisco a clash between Ernest L. Smith backers and Milo D. Kent over the so called death by own action ship and a planned nonstop flight to Honolulu escalates as Assistant Secretary Nas Crackeron orders an inspection of the airplane. Smith aims to fly before the James W. Dole prize deadline while initial air tests proceed in San Diego.
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Backera
Ernest L. Smith
Charman
San Francisco Flight Committee
Smith
Honolulu
Gan Francisco
Cal
Milo D. Kent
Kent
NasCracken
Walter F. Perkina
Los Angeles
Wth
James
Dole
San Diego
Lester J. Maitland
Albert Hogenberger
Richard Grace
Roger
Carl Spang
Grace
Woman Arrested In Daughter's Death In Mississippi
A woman was arrested in connection with her daughter's death in Mississippi amid a murky report. Local authorities say the case centers on lingering rumors and unclear motives as investigators search for solid leads.
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Jefer
Esporuns Ag
Professor Selvage
Dr. Selvays
Willie Rillis
Robert Quillen
Straton’s Church
Holy, Roller
de, John Roach Straton
Evans
Collins
Britain
Gibson
Miss Mackaye
Raymond
Matthew Kimes
Ottawa
London
EF. J. Janney
Otters
Cann
Lindy
Federal Aviation
Taleo
Prison Board of Administration
Wien
Polles
Grover-Whaien
Hana
Grover’ Wheien
Man Wanamaker
Miles Hid
Bare
Nev
Porter’ Adams
Minkade
Ireland
Rogers
Keng
Pacific
Davai
Filers
Prague
Czecho
Slovakia
Vienna
Chamberlin
Laying
Paague
Seton
Decist
Feta
Eutortyi Paral
Berlin
Asi
Arisrican
Elticens
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