Farm Bureau Picnic And Encampment Address Told
A basket picnic and meeting scheduled for next Saturday by the Kan. county farm bureau at the fair grounds, with Grand Encampment officials visiting Charleston. A central committee met to arrange programs, remarks by speakers, and a business session to elect officers for the year. A large crowd is expected and refreshments will be served. Also notes on the West Virginia grand encampment visit to Charleston, a family reunion, a penny social at First Advent church, and various local notices and personal notes.
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Kanawha
Fair Grounds
Kan
Lo Simpson
Huntington
West Virginia
Ienwood
Charleston
Mr. Simpson
Firat Addat
Miss Grogiak Sets World Typewriting Speed Record
Miss Ann Grogiak of Denia Th high school pupil set a new world record by typing 104.3 words a minute for fifteen minutes at the annual state contest in Normal PHL. Her performance highlighted the event, with judges noting precision and speed across a long session.
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Ann Grogiak
Denia
Normal
International tensions rise as Canton protests intensify
In Fukien province Amoy and Canton see surge of anti foreign demonstrations with Chinese and Japanese naval actions reported. A French national and two Britons are wounded in clashes near Shameen while Canton orders curbs on attacks and Hong Kong receives refugees aboard the Khaki.
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Ite
Nelicy
Peking
Amoy
Fukieng
Amay
Canton
Shoth
Shameen
Pasguler
Aniny
Hong Kong
Movement of
Coolidge Enjoys Greeting as President Returns Home
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge greeted four shy neighbor children on a home visit, while Mr. Coolidge spoke with reporters. He plans likely to remain in Massachusetts with no engagements set, enjoying a quieter return from Washington as a cool noontime thermometer dips below 70 degrees at the temporary executive offices.
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Sater
Swampscott
Gecualorn
White Court
Sanders
Washington
Prison Case in Atlanta Court Sees Convictions and Acquittal
In February judge Robert T. Ervin sustained the government's demurrer in a conspiracy case involving Sartain Riehl and Fletcher. Bartain and Riehl were convicted while Fletcher was acquitted. The judge indicated that conspiracy cannot be proven with fewer than three persons, and the former chaplain testified for the government. Newspaper reporters noted he would not testify in his own defense.
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Pagn Oner
Richt
Bartain
Riehl
Fletcher
Robert T. Ervin
Ervin
Hiry
Ieee
Pletcher
Sartain
Radio Plans Delayed Antarctic Radio Gear Return to Washington
Navy section planned to return to Washington after an antficadie solution via acquiescence to Mr Wilbur. National Geographic Society noted essential radio gear, weighing 2009 pounds, left behind due to oversight. It was loaded at Boston but sent to Maine and eventually retrieved by the destroyer Putnam for the expedition at Sidney. Messages from Bowdoin and Peary reported all well. two way radio contact established with Bowdoin. Marshall Joffre stable after several days in care.
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Wilbur
National Geographic Socienty
Sydney
Society
Peary
Bowdoin
Boston
Wiccanset, Maine
Maine
Byrd
Wilbur Tat
Putnam
Wiscagest
National Geographic Society
New York
Massachusetts
Wilcamset
Atlantic City Wheelchairs At Exposition
Atlantic City visitors flock to the Exposition of Sheerutiee Atty I Darley Thes where wheelchairs roll along grounds propelled by guides. Poiret, known as the Admiral, leads rounds with barges Love Bellah and Organ wearin heroic outfits while a snappy carrousel amusements and a French style show draw crowds. A Venice doctor touts paralysis cures using tuberculine, amid notes on malaria and fever therapies.
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Amich Langicar Barris
Courre
Hhem
Eliatr
Posttlett
Simatler
Aineo
Lightning strikes Gardner boy injures foot in storm
In Gardner Massachusetts on June 24 a ten year old boy, Taimi Tanvitsainer, was hospitalized after a bolt of lightning struck his home. The power hit the shoe torn from his foot, knocked down his mother, toppled the family’s dog, and damaged the nearby yard. A farmhand narrowly escaped injury as the bolt passed along the street.
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Gardner
Mass
Taimi
Tanvitsainer
Callie
Bern Gerasy
Holt
Two Children Die As East Boston Tenement Collapses
A three story wooden tenement in East Boston collapsed after workers left for the day, killing two children and injuring several others including a woman and a man. Authorities said many children were nearby collecting debris from the site as the building was demolished to make way for a municipal hospital.
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Boston
Cnlid
Rehildren
Co Municipal Hospital
Avon c
Werksmen
Search for Slayer of Sheriff Fails in Green County
Greenville Tenn June 26 posses scour the Green County area for the killer of deputy sheriff Ianto Rollins who was shot to death and four other officers were wounded including the dead man's father. Moonshiners had made no arrests this night after ambush during a raid. Units continued the pursuit with multiple injuries reported.
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Greenvelle
Tenn
Green County
Ianto Rollins
Anothest Aletiery
Rollins
Tinighe
Hylan Watches Pursuit of Fugitive in New York
Mayor Hylan observed a dramatic chase in a crowded New York scene near Cy Mall park as fugitive John Mulray tried to flee from police after pleading in federal court. The incident ended with Mulray captured after a struggle, amid a crowd and flashing revolvers.
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New York
Trontier
Cody
Mall Park
Hylan
John Mulray
Mus
Mulray
Des Seward
Zionist Convention Opens in Washington Amid Contests Loom
June 24 The twenty seventh annual convention of the Zionist Organization of America opens in Washington Sunday June 25 with more than 700 delegates from across the United States to celebrate Jewish homeland progress in Palestine during the past year. Talks will cover Jewish agency cooperation and World Zionist leadership.
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Washington
Zigniec Organization of America
United States
Palestine
Hadnasah
Hebraw University
Mount Scopas
Malesting
Alonist
Bods
Vienna
Sack Weizmann
Lewis Lipsky
Zionist Organization
Ihatm Welzmann
World Zionist Organization
non-Zionista
Jewish Agency
Mandate
Hrithia
Palestina
World Bross. Organ Leater
Deen Luken
America
Dr. Weizmann
Toauis Marshall
Felix M. Lipeky
Jews Agency
Maryuropean Lonists
Electric charged brook kills horse in Germany
A brook near Achifferstadt, Germany, reportedly carried an electric charge from a subterranean power plant. When the owner drove his carriage through the stream, one horse died instantly while the other struggled, then escaped the water after breaking free from the harness. The incident prompted an investigation into the subterranean power source.
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Achifferstadt
Germany
Thun
Tokyo to Start Subway Work
Tokyo authorities outlined a plan for a new subway line about 40 miles long with an estimated cost near 187,900,000 yen. Surveying is slated to begin soon and construction is expected to begin late this year or early next spring.
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Tokyo
Thura
Toute
Doctors Decline Post At Leper Settlement
Honolulu June 14 A long awaited physician position at the leper settlement on Molokat Island will remain vacant as no candidate can be found. The post has been held by De W. J. Goodhue for the last twenty five years and the entity penulentity has not produced a replacement.
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Honolugos
Molokat Daland
de W. J. Goodhue
Osteopaths Meet in Toronto International Conclave
Chicago reports a July convention of osteopathic physicians to be held in Toronto with a morning general meeting and afternoon round tables. Special societies plan sessions on heart disease pneumonia practice and other topics. Dr Holeburt notes geographic and numerical growth of the field and a planned extended stay in England Scotland and France after the conference.
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Chicago
Toronto
Canada
Oateopathic
Domtors
Iettine
Rayeh Holeburt
Americum Careopathlc
Hidburt
A. T. Stall
England
Sealand
France
Tobacco reps on business visit to town
M N Terry and H Toney of Liggett Myrna Cobacte company arrived yesterday to promote Pied Won t Chesterfield and Fatima cigarettes. They stay at the Houley and plan artful advertising displays in shop windows and mirrors. South Charleston Gazette carrier boys were guests at Captain Dave radio productions on Shirley Ross lot.
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M.N. Terry
H. Toney
Tmunkington
Liggett and Myarna ‘Cobacte Company
Sonrs
Piedwont
Chesterfleif
Fatima
Houley
Tuney
Artietl
Aterea
Carleston
Carrier Boys
Charleston
Gazetta
Captain Dave
Shirley Ross
South Charleston
The
Gazette
Centain Lactip
Mexican hunting trip sparks row over protected game
Washington July 24 A dispute over endangered mountain sheep and antelope in northern Mexico drew attention after Dr William J Hornaday accused Colonel McNair formerly of southwest army posts of taking three accompanying hunters into protected terrain under a ten year season. The protest seeks War Department action against McNair for alleged violations and contempt of wildlife protection efforts.
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Washington
Mexico
United Toler
Alexander J. McNair
Ofr
Trenton
N. J
War Department
Permanent Wild Life Protection Fund of
New York
William ’J. Hornaday
William ’J. Hornaday, Campataning Trustes
McNab
Obregon
Ti $E
Novanbor
L. Woodelk
Nogies
Arig
H. Jones
Youne
Los Banos
Cal
Colonel McNab
Dr. Hornaday
U M W Officials Visit For Confab In Ohio Valley
U M W officials from Columbus and Pittsburgh arrived for a conference in northern West Virginia. Masera, Jauct and Bittner met with Purdey Teriow, district 7 president, and T.4 Townsend, local counsel for the miners union. The group planned to stay a day or two at the Holey State.
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Hauck
Columbus
Ghia
United Mine Workers of America
van A. Ritiner
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Holey Tate
Masera
Jauct
Bittner
Purdey Teriow
Diatrict 7
T. 4 Townsend
Valners’ Union
Gotham Italian Vendetta Victim in Uptown Feud
New York June 24 a man about 26 was led into an uptown drugstore by another man who followed as the druggist fled rain fell as Einifo wounda penetrated his heart and tight lung. Police believe a vendetta feud is involved.
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New York
Einifo Wounda
Pultco Beileve
Gnamnueder
Poker Alibi Fails to Deceive Judge in Missouri Court
Kangas City, Mo. June 84. Gardnur of the South Side municipal court rejects alibi claim by A Matai who says he heard playing glitch not poker. Judge Gardner notes you do not play pitch with five cards. A MaCoskill protests misdeal but the judge rules otherwise and imposes a fine.
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Kangas City
Dtudmr Ta Gardnur
South Side
Bla Toyia
A. Matai
Yau
Gardner
A .MaCaskill
Ules Pokar
Macosiin
Diamond Ring Found in Chicken's Crop in Eastland
A large diamond lost from a ring owned by Mrs. Frank Jones was found in a chicken’s crop after she sold the hen to a nearby neighbor in Eastland Texas.
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Eastland
Texas
Prank Jones
Man of War the greatest sire in modern turf
Long article notes Man of War as a premier sire with descendants American Flag Edith Cavell Florence Nightingale and Withers winner status in a 1925 race roundup. Also mentions By Any Self and Belmont/Preakness context with U.S. racing history emphasis.
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Davis J. Walris
Tony Hie
Coventry
Florence Nightingale
Edith Cavall
Flagship
Tightship
Belmont Park
Goth
Samuel Riddle
Edith Cavell
Thia
Edith
American Finé
Man of War
Aiseelf
O& A
Opason
Martin Essays Ring Comeback at Fort Bragg
Dee Martin famed World War I heavyweight, plans a July 4 comeback at Fort Bragg North Carolina after an automobile accident paused his career. Army doctors say he is physically fit to box, having rebuilt form while coaching at Bragg. If healthy, he aims to challenge Gene Tunney and pursue another shot at the heavyweight title.
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Fayrptrinegd
N.C
Dee" Martin
Sting
Fort Bragz
N. C
Martin
Jack Dempsey
Larela
Bob
Orea
Price
Airaervering
Gene Tunney
Apiranls
Protest against ridicule of stammerers in London stage
London protests target ridiculing stammerers on stage as Sir George Crichton says bad taste does not justify censorship, while the lord chamberlain will consider action to avoid further humiliation of those with speech defects.
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London
George Crichton
Jord Chamberlaine Mos
J. Mer Bert Moll
Ingpench
Mint
Geotre
Four youths held as bandit gang in Charleston peppers
Police say Oliver Moore confessed implicating Charles Moore Horace Johnson and Bill Lovett in a string of robberies at Midland Oil and Gas and related stations in Charleston. Arrests at Hunt Venue and Main Street followed a report of suspicious men. Lovett was later arrested near New York Central station as another safe theft case surfaced.
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Charleston
Oliver Moore
Charles Moore
Horace Johnson
Bill Lovett
Halfeld
Court Straet
F. Tarrett
Adem Bird
Horace Jotine
Lovett
New York Central
Arcesta
Weank Werttel
Claude Daldwin
Midland Ol] End Gas Company
Charleston Street
Sugar Creek
Suger Creek
Johnson and Lovett
Midland
Oliver Moors
OW Service Company
Oho
Virginia Street
Atealing
O11 Company
Broad and Lee Streets
Ohio and West Virginia Oil Company
Johnson
Charies Moora
Charles Moora
Malona-Singleton Motor Company Warrage
Moore
Jonnaca
Aafe
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Bill Ewing
Mary Ler
Ernest Chap~ Shon
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Albert Brace, Jr
Walph O'Dell
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H. &. Batley
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Albert Miley
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Mildred
S. A. HU
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Dorsey
N. Bailey
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Pau
Fred Bailey
Juanita
Murl Bailey
Gerald Keith
Laugh Persinger
GO. M. Persinger
C.F. Withret
Mirgii Bailey
Lannie Wing
Joseph
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Reba Mayre
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Orman
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Bill Jckson
Arthur Pierson
Clarence Etry
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Gien
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Thevis Jayne
Harold Bailey
Carl @rimith
Arie Rose
gu@ Miz
Ben Bailey
Topear Ewing
Misaes Inez
Arioss
Fyerence Bailey
Virginia Batlir
Imima Richardson
Ethel Lanka
Siea Burford
Masel Litton
Sentral M. E. Church
W. B. King
J. E. Ball
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Silver Grove
Albert Stauffer
Ambrosia
Harry Cole
Algley Svenue
Myx. Cole
Milas Ore
D. H. Riley
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Betty G
Mid‘a
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A. E. Owen
Central Avenue
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Jenkins
Calvary Baptist
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Atlanta
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Versailles
Marshall Joffre
Atlantic City
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Valencia
Shires
Tennessee
Gotham
City Hall Park
Louisiana
Mina Anna Katlowski
Non’tomer
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Mss
ANH Kuylowskc
Osteopaths
Berry and Toney
City
Wild Life League
Col
Alexander J. McNab, Jr
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Tetlow
Companion
Polar Radio
Hohnd McGee
Aedgen, Ik
Roaton
Trdia
American Flag
Edith Cavel
York
American Institute of Homéopathy
Frederick W. Seward
Goshan
N.Y
G. Harlan Wella
Hahnamann Medical College
Philadelphia
American Institute of Homeopathy
C. A. Harkness
Mise Drinkwater Engleman
Harkness
Willam B. Muncy
Providence
R. I
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Eng
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Fort Bragg
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Will
Tunney
Westfall
Hanley
Herbert Grigee
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Chautauqua
Faust
Cuet
Henry Thompson
Jackson Jubilee Singers
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Capitol St
Capitol Street
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