Indian Federal Union Proposed In Simon Report
London reports a new constitution for India proposed by the Simon Commission. The lengthy findings, published tonight, outline recommendations after five years of inquiry into conditions in India. The commission, appointed under the Government of India Act 1918, structures governance and reforms.
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Simon Report
London
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Ae Commission
India
Tediss
Pirave Tara Te Fags
Lindbergh Baby Seen Launching Notable Career
Astrologers and numerologists in New York predict a bright, varied future for Lindbergh’s son. They foresee roles from director of televised drama to writer or aviator, with wealth and fame likely. Experts cite numbers, planets, and Libra Scorpio signs as favorable indicators.
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Paul W. White
United Press
New York
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ed, Bodin
Plainfield
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Bodin
Ambassador Marrow
Huntington
Rome
Misa Evangeline Adam
Adame
Neptune
Venus
Lindberghs
Melville Post Rites Thursday
Clarksburg dispatch reports author Melville Davisson Post died at 59 from esophageal disease after a fall from his horse June 10. Funeral services are planned for Thursday afternoon at Elkview Masonic cemetery. he was the great great grandson of Daniel Davison noted for his royal army service.
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Melville Davisson Post
L 'Elkview Masonic
Sa Actnos
Bost
Hege
Abner
Dantai Daviveon
The
Royal
Mary Army
Rowmins's Mill
Harris County
West, Vicais University
Ann Bloomfield Gambie
Roa Vac
Lively Dies in Hospital After Car Crash
Harry W. Lively 25 son of Judge and Mrs. Lively died at Ronceverte Hospital after a Friday night automobile crash near Lewisburg Greenbriar County His skull was crushed surgeons from Richmond Va and others flew in for the emergency operation The body was taken to the Simp Ada mortuary in Broad Street Funeral arrangements not announced but burial was expected at Spring Hill cemetery Lively survived by his parents an older brother William T Lively a fiancee Ming Margaret Cabell and several siblings He had worked for Godfrey L Cabott of Oak Hill and lived most of his life with his parents at 1429 Lee Street He attended Augst Military Academy Fort Defiance Va and West Virginia University He had been married recently
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Weat Virj
Supreme Court
Ronceverte Hospital
Bighway
Lewisburg
Greenbriar County
4 ‘Coleman
Richmond
Rosy Couzhe
Ody
Simpada Mortuary
Broad Street
Spring Hl
William T. Lively
Charleston
Ming Margaret Cabell
Carbon
Bieads
Na Parenta
Feeurrived & Alster
Charles Fontaine
Teg
James Lively
Frank Lively
United States
Seattle
White Sulphur Lovely
Charies
Babcock
Oak Hill
White Sulphur Springs
Godfrey L. Cabott
Ins
Lee Strest
Charleston Pantic Schools
Auguste Military Academy
Fort Defiance
West Virginia ‘University
Hewart
Jim Daly
Marshall Coeds To Adopt Shorts
Huntington June 23 Short worn by Marshall College coeds marks a new campus fashion as several girls display dark blue shorts and sleeveless tops in the torrid summer weather. About 69 others plan to wear them by tomorrow with mixed views among officials and students about any college policy. Janet Miller, one coed, says shorts are ideal for heat and comfort.
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Marshall College
Met
Misa Janet
Miller
Southern Cross Leaves Ireland on Hop to U.S.
Galway and Port Marnogue report the Southern Cross taking off from Ireland at dawn for a transatlantic crossing to New York. Kingsford-Smith leads the 10-ton craft with radio gear, fuel for 36 hours, and provisions, aiming to reach New York 28 to 38 hours after start, refueling if needed.
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Ireland
U.S
Galway
Dublin
Port Marnoge
Charles E. Kingsford-Smith
Debonair Austrean Flier
Croas
Trans-Pacific
Monthey
Kingsford-Brath
New York
Old Orcaoard
Maine
Kew York
Kingsford-Smith
Puot Evert van Dyk
John P. Spul
Free State Ammy
Davgxtor
J. W. Brainege
Port Mernock
Ingsford-Smith
Currigh
Portherm Circle
United States
Grobe
Afr
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Newspaper to Seek Funds To Fight Power Decision
Morgantown June 23. The newspaper begins a public appeal to raise funds to appeal the recent state Public Service Commission decision granting West Penn Power a Cheat river power permit. Publisher Charles Hodges says citizens may contribute and join as parties to the appeal claiming the commission erred in impartiality. The appeal would advance to Kanawha circuit court then state supreme court on the record only.
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Darcinion News
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Brea Bo Ines
Ratao
Public Service Commission
Cheat River Power
West Penn
Charles
State
Hodges
Ingy
Public Service Comminston & Protestant
West Virginia
Cheat River
Gaya
Kanawha Circuit Court
Dreda
Mr. Hodges
Chicago sets war on gangs with church aid drive
June 23 Chicago crime report names "Red" Forsythe as Lingle slayer and outlines a city hall driven bid by Protestant churches to eradicate organized crime. investigators hunt Forsythe Garman Noonan and Poster while McGurn faces weapons charges. Chicago federation of churches plans broad civic action inviting Catholic and Jewish churches to join the effort to reclaim 90 percent of the population.
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Armer City Hall
Jake Lingle
Tribune
Politica
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Rane Benina
Michigan Avenue
Randolph Street
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Forsythe
Simon Garman
Prank Noon
Prenk Poster
George ‘Bugs” Moran
Scarface
al Capone
Gorman
Noonan
Po- Hoe
Believe
Annother
Sgangland
Tuck” McGurn
Triad
Churchen
Chicago Federation of Churches
Philip Yarron
Missing Malden Ballots Found
Two boys named Elwood and Charles Lewis found four missing Malden district school and life ballots. The precincts Coal Fork Snow Hill Malden Belle were stolen after the key safe was opened in the superintendent’s Malden High School office. Burglars entered via a basement window and a door lock alarm triggered neighbors who alerted authorities. The recovered ballots were returned to Justice D. O. Young, who aided the investigation. officials had warned the election would be declared lost if unofficial returns showed a loss.
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Elwood
Charles Lewis
Brooka Hollow
Sinc
Coal Fork
Snow Hill
Belle Precinct
Balllows
Briar
D. O. Young
Justice of the Once of
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Car Arin Om
House Passes Third District Bill for West Virginia
The House passed a bill to create an additional federal district court in West Virginia, forming a southern district named with counties including Tyler Pleas, Wood, Jackson, Macon, Boone, and others, while Harrison County stays in the northern district. The measure awaits Senate action and could appoint a new district judge and staff. focus centers on selecting the court's judge.
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Lincoln
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Logan
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Merchal
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Haleigh
Faystie
Mercer
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Summers
Monroe
Greenbrier
Pocahontas
Nich- Jois
Gisy
Webster
Calhoun
Braxton
Parkersburg
Huntington
Clarksburg
Wickersham
Tew
Heat Claims Seven Lives in Chicago Heat Wave Lays Seven
Chicago endured a Southwest heat wave pushing the temperature to 97 degrees, the hottest day of the year to date. Seven people died, two identified, one from heat stroke at a courthouse area flat and another after entering a downtown building. Relief was promised with tonight’s showers.
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Chicago
Middle West
Fieare
Burglars Pose as Painters Loot West Virginia Brick Office
In Stim mére street, two burglars disguised as painters used a borrowed ladder to access the West Virginia Brick Company office. They looted more than 100 stock certificates and securities valued around 4000 dollars, leaving police clues and recovered notes totaling about 1000 dollars. Investigators pursued leads while also probing a second break in at Center Glass.
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Stimmére Street
Wallace Bina
Pred Blessing
Federal Building
Standard Brick Company
Lewis Nervice
Hal
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Away & Jedder
Barsaureville Clay Manufacturing Company
Brick Company
Center Glass Company
Virginia Street
Veterans Bill Passed By Senate Overriding President Hoover
The Senate approved by 66 to 0 a House version liberalizing the World War veterans act of 1924 despite President Hoover’s objections. Debates stretched seven hours as Republicans and Democrats urged changes, with Reed opposing and a broad bipartisan coalition backing the measure. The bill faced possible presidential veto, but supporters argued it would not explode the deficit. opponents warned of long term costs and tax implications.
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Reed
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Connecticut
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Taza Une
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Hastings
Delaware
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Meree
Bornt
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Duie
Denetty
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Hale
Warts
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Ews
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Ogdle
Paiton
Phipps
Fine
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Rabsion
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Thomas
Mabe
Towmand
Vanéenbere
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Barkley
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Bratten
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Steyden
Kem McKellar
Overman
Pittman
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Swanson
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Core and White In Senate Fight Heats Up In West Virginia
Former West Virginia Governor Howard M Gore a Republican candidate for the U S Senate seeks the party nomination after confirming via friend and associate discussions that he may announce soon. Other former governors Eg F Morgan and Albert B Waite reportedly near entries while James Elwood Jones remains quiet. A crowded race could emerge as candidates weigh health and party faction dynamics.
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Howard M. Gore
Clarksburg
West Virginia
United States
Gore
Grant P. Had
Gore Adminisration
James Elwood Jones
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