Logan Official's Wife Under Police Scrutiny In Mountain Slaying
Mrs. Harry Roterteen wife of the Logan city commission president faces police scrutiny in the Trace mountain murder case. Investigators note her jealousy and nervousness while questions continue about her possible involvement as they probe a bloodstain along the path to an old cabin and grips on the mystery surrounding the log cabin scene.
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Harry Roterteen
Logan City
Thurman
Robert Thurman
Logan Poiceman
Trace Mountain
Robertson
Roverteca
Wourder
Megre
Omrence Mephrusch
Weteerwon
Memtber Ammott F. Sepags
Ner Bergt
Streagia
Polices
Calin
Woman Collapses Again on Stand in Courtroom Testimony
During a tense cross examination, Mrs. Be Merre sobbed as she denied allegations of intimate misconduct and recounted past affairs with men including Hutton and evangelist Aimee McPrereen. The trial features persistent questioning by chief defense counsel Mark Joven as Jones probes deeply into personal relationships.
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David L. Hurte
Huree
Magar Beers
Be. Merre
Mark Joven
Jones
Bar Ie
Duewe
Hutton
Aimee McPrereen
Lynn-In
Confederate Vets Refuse Invitation to Meet Yankees
In Richmond, United Confederate veterans named General Homer Atkinson of Petersburg and Dr. William Dancy of Savannah as their emeritus commanders for 1933. They rejected a proposal to invite the Grand Army of the Republic, and the motion was defeated amid a chorus of dissension led by General Harry E. Lee and General Will Harden who urged inviting first.
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Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
Homer T. Atkinson
Petersburg
William Dancy
Savannah
Emer
Ste
Grand Army of the Republic
Harry Erne Lee
Nashville
Atkinson
Willa Harden
Georgia Veterans
Gordon Pays Federal Fine
J Raymond Gordon paid a $100 federal fine to the court clerk yesterday after a circuit court order dismissed his appeal as meritless. Judge Parker ruled the appeal was without merit and Gordon had not diligently prosecuted it, choosing jail over payment before his wife secured bail.
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J. Raymond Gordon
George W. McClintic
Mire. Gordon
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John J. Parker
Appeals Court
Thas Gordon
Jordan
Mkilees
Gordon
Court House To Undergo Cleaning In Kanawhs County
A cleaning drive started at the Kanawhs County Court House led by Pearl Poteet, welfare secretary, to purge years of grime. Five workers per day over two weeks will scrub floors and corridors, aiming to provide temporary jobs and restore a tidier government space.
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Kanawhs County Court House
Flere
Pearl Poteet
Welfare Department
Iran
Bo Mien
Yeasterday
Senate Passes Huge Jobless Relief Bill in Senate
The Senate approved a $62.3 billion unemployment relief package to fund food and work programs for jobless Americans and boost industry. The measure advances to conference with the House to resolve differences, with a likely veto by President Hoover anticipated.
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Washington
House
Hoover
Garner
Howe
White House
Heavier
Beer Disputes Roil Democratic Platform Committee
Chicago report says the Democratic platform committee organized on a provisions basis and opened routine business after Roosevelt and anti Roosevelters clashed briefly. Prohibition farm relief tariff and unemployment facts dominate hearings slated for tomorrow and the next day.
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Chicago
Democratic Platform Committee
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cajcon
Alfred B. Smith
Smith
Teckers
Lync Pita
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Platform
William
Alfalfe Bi
Combustible Signs Ordered Removed in City by July 5
City issues order by Mayor R. P. DeVan to remove combustible signs and banners by July 5. Signage painted on cloth or inflam mable wood to be replaced with fireproof materials under city building and fire codes. Officials say bold, unsafe displays have damaged the city’s appearance and sparked complaints at city hall.
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Charleston
Uoder
May
R. P. DeVan
Vishora
M. Mann
Police and Vets Enter Stalemate in Bonus Army Standoff
Washington reports a stalemate as police and veterans’ leaders prepare a campaign to evacuate thousands of World War I veterans to their homes. Brig. Gen. Glassford urged evacuation from government buildings while National Commander Waters vowed to stay and endure hunger.
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Washington
Orea
Pelham D. Glassford
Azores
Glassford
W. Waters
Bonus Army
Glasaford
Becau
Louisiana Women In Bitter Fight For National Delegation
Chicago dispatch details a fierce split in Louisiana politics over Huey Long influence. A woman seeks a national convention seat as factions back and challenge Long aligned delegates. The report highlights governors' wives and prominent Louisiana socialites amid party credentials battles.
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Chicago
Louisiana
Natoral
Huey Long
Port of Nations
Long
Daugh
John DB. Ewing
New Orleans
Ledieg
Rubin G. Pleasent
John M. Parker
J. Y. Sanders
Thornes A. Parker
Beaste Foster Penick
Murphy J. Fosser
Gladys Areareas
Natchitoches
Creme de la Creme
Creale
Aleter
Marie
Gladys
Foxe
U S Delegates Engage In Disarmament Talks In Geneva
Geneva June 23 Delegates at the American disarmament conference showed mild frustration as Hoover s plan to cut world arms by about one third was sidetracked In private talks the British French and American delegates shifted to France s budget based reduction idea The French hinted Paris would accept more security if the United States backed Senator Claude A Swanson s plan to authorize presidential consultation with powers in a potential international emergency
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Hoover
France
Terdpee
Wan
Paris
United States
Claude A. Swanson
Washington
United
John J Thayer Dies at 65 in Local Hospital
John J Thayer died after months of illness in a local hospital. He leaves his widow Mrs Martha Thayer a son John H Thayer a brother John Thayer and four sisters Mrs B C Kirker Miss Harriet Thayer Mrs C K Mills and Mrs David G Patterson. Funeral at First Presbyterian church Saturday conducted by Rev Ernest Champeon D D with burial at Spring Hill cemetery.
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Sohnamen Thayer
Mney
Martha ©. Thayer
John H Thayer
John, Thayer
B.C. Kirker
Harriet Thayer
Catlettburg
C. K. Mills
David G. Patterson
Charaxtonville
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest Champeon
D. D
Spring Hill Cemetery
Daniel Pritch
Cal
Attorney General to Speak at Washington Dedication Ceremony
Howard B. Lee will be a principal speaker at the dedication of the old Booker T. Washington home site in Maiden of Booker V Washington. The event is hosted by the West Virginia State Federation of Colored Women's clubs with attendees from across the state. Dr. Cutler G. Woodson and Dr. John W. Davis will also speak, with Mrs A L Spaulding presiding. The ceremony, at the site of Washingtons boyhood home, will include a special reduced bus fare from Charleston.
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Maiden of Booker V, Washington
Howard B. Lee
West Virginia
State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Bas
Charleston
Mra. A. L
Washington
Esveral Peer
State Board Cuts School Salaries Across Education System
The State Board of Education ordered a 10 to 20 percent salary reduction for faculty and staff at state educational institutions, effective July 1, affecting all colleges except West Virginia University. The plan sets 19 percent for $1,200 to $7,000 earners, 13 percent for $2,000 to $3,500, and 90 percent for salaries above $3,000. The decision followed the summer meeting amid textbook contract disputes and opposition from Tax Commissioner TF C Townsend, who vowed to oppose the adoption.
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State Board of Education
TF. C. Townsend
West Virginia University
Ite
Board of Governore
France and Germany discuss a Franco German alliance
Chancellor Vou Papen and French leaders moved toward a Franco German alliance to end European enmity. Britain and France reportedly agreed on four reparations points guiding future payments while seeking security assurances. Papen urged cooperation and joint action to ease disarmament and European tensions.
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France
Germany
Prens Vou Papen
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Stopiai
Paul
Washington
Rhineland
Official computation shows Roosevelt leading in early returns
Chicago dispatch reports Alfred Smith issuing a statement on first ballot totals with Governor Roosevelt at 70 votes in one count and 148 votes doubtful. State tallies include Connecticut 11 Massachusetts 36 New Jersey 32 Pennsylvania 34 Rhode Island 10 Puerto Rico 4 Catal Zone 6 totaling 138. Indiana 39 Minnesota 24 New York 94 bring 148. Briegates instructed the facoritr fond 288.
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Lear
Searth
Roosevelt
Smith
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Muanachusetta
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Porto Rico
Catal Zone
Women Testify In Stock Probe Report
Prominent women investors testified before the banking committee accusing Wall Street methods of fraud and manipulation. Grace Van Braams Roberts and Mia Ann Gushee described losses, alleged stock swaps, and calls for federal oversight. They named Hayden Stone and company and Richard Whitney, urging action to discipline brokers and protect customers.
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Cemote Banking Committee
Wall Street
New York Exchange
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Highland
Mia Ann Gushee
Cheyenne
Continental
Denver Office of Oils Andj Company
Carey
Wyo
New Tote Stock Exchange
Whitney
Richard Whitney
Mise Roberts
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
Hayden, Stone and Company
New ‘York
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Stock Exchange
Miss Roberts
Richard Hoyt
Heyden, Stone and Company
Abs
Pease
Adele Astaire Bows Before King and Queen at Buckingham
Adele Astaire, once part of the Fred and Adele team, attended the season’s third court at Buckingham Palace. She appeared as a debutante of notable status, honored by the queen, with the event highlighting British material among the debutantes.
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Adele Astaire
Buckingham Palace
Fred
Charles Cavendish
Yall
New York and Indiana Hold Key to Democratic Candidacy
A United Press survey shows Roosevelt's path to the Democratic nomination hinges on New York and Indiana delegates. Roosevelt could win with 609 pledged votes, while anti Roosevelt forces claim 587 votes, with several delegates still unpledged.
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Banoya
Averita Sens
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Roosevelt
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Rodenwalt
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Dred
Asverity
Roosevelt forces push to end two thirds nominating rule
In Chicago on June 23 AP reports Rooseveltbacked strategy to abolish the century old two thirds nominating rule. Alfred E. Smith and other opponents offered brief comments as Byrd Virginia governor promised a statement tomorrow. party factions study precedents and the convention’s plans.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Imer
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Italia
Jesus Sss Actien
Ite Momemre Acetone Wheeler
Montana
Dil
Washington
Te Wax
Pater Hull
Tesnesme
Sonia
Svart Linge
Roossvelt
Frank Hague
Jersey
AL Smith
Roosevalt
Banking Group Pledges Cautious Lending Policy
Washington reports the Banking and Industrial Committee of the Fifth Federal Reserve District pledges a moderate and liberal attitude toward worthy borrowers. The plan includes local advisory committees across Virginia Maryland West Virginia and the District of Columbia to assist with mortgage and loan securities and address foreclosure concerns.
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Fifuh
Federal Reserve Giatrict
Busicgs
Virginia
Meryland
Weal Virginie
Nort
Bertiecawibe
Dietresa
Holter
Atetendance
Maryland
Charlee M. Cobn
Baltimore
West Virginia
H. B. Lewis
Baukes
Charteston
Hoover Airs Disarmament Plan On Wrong Day
Beverly Ayes and Jane Catt report Mr. Hoover announced a disarmament program but addressed it on the wrong day. The New York plan drew attention, while boxing news and related commentary overshadowed the event.
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Beverly Ayes
Jane
Boxing Communion
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Fehmeling
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Marie
Clene
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