Delay Hearing On Marshall Professors Controversy
The board of education plans a possibly delayed hearing for Marshall College professors White and Selvage amid a heated dispute with college leadership. State Superintendent Ford says hearings may be postponed if President Shawkey proceeds with his western trip, with sessions kept behind closed doors if held.
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Watson Selvage
Marshall College
Marshall
MP. Bhawkey
George M. Ford
Alry Ag
Shawkey
Sinrsnalt College
University of
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Vetelty Atimmner
Seattle
Virginia
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Marshall Face Saty Inn
Gazette
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Marshall Proppeneor
TJ White
Selvage
Pillie Willis Rubs Nose With Paper Freckles Comment
Fragmentary note shows Pillie Willis claiming rubbing nose with paper hides freckles. Source appears garbled with stray characters and publishing marks. No clear date or full context available.
Lindbergh to Head Great Passenger Carrying Air Line
Lindbergh heads toward leading roles in forming a national passenger air transport system backed by aviation figures like Ravens Bixby Mayo Coffin and Henninger. Aiming to link New York to Chicago then to the Pacific, the plan hinges on Lindbergh's public announcement after closed-door conferences.
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United States
Universal Review
Washington
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Wiliam B. Mayo
Harold Bixby
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Howard Coffin
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Will Rogers Describes Odd Mail From Fans
In a letter from Los Angeles dated June 24, Will Rogers jokes about readers sending telegrams and letters. He notes people think he is tough on others and jokes about being sewn up with meat and hay in a fence ball. He signs as the "howling mayor" in a humorous, self deprecating tone.
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Will Rogers
Miners Near Drowning as Mine Floods at Rosedale
In Winona West Virginia on June 24 a flood from the Blume mine sent thousands of gallons into the Rosedale mine of the Maryland New River Coal Company. About 150 miners were trapped as water rose, but authorities freed all workers to the surface. Damages ran into thousands, and the Rosedale mine will be closed temporarily for water removal and repairs.
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Winona
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Rosedale
Maryland-New River Coal Company
Blume
New River Export Smokelésa Goal Company
Maine
Plane crash kills traveler and injures pilot near Pottsville
James Fheeters Walxar of St Louis heir to a 85 million estate died in a crash while James Lambert owner pilot of Lambert Pharmaceutical Co St Louis was injured. Both men had just graduated from Princeton University and were returning home when engine trouble forced an attempted landing. The plane fell 200 feet into a grain field wounding Walker who died at the scene. Lambert crawled from the wreck and was treated, not seriously hurt.
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Jiampert
Narrow Escape in Springton Fire Destroys Buildings
June 24 two men escaped death when a blaze ravaged a community welfare building and a supply house in Springton. The Kingston Pocahontas Con Company owned the two destroyed structures. The fire threatened the town and caused extensive damage to local property.
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Ettire
Springton
Kingston Pocahontas Con Company
Greenville Burns Back to Life After Floods and Growth Hopes
Greenville Mississippi prepares for tourist season as floodwaters recede. Workmen repair streets and homes while roads are rebuilt and a bridge connects to Arkansas. The American Legion convention begins June 28 with over a thousand delegates housed in refugee camps. The cotton crop will be planted thinly this year and a mixed crop of sorghum and grain is planned. The Chatahona train service resumes around July 16 after a long shutdown with river transport in effect.
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Greenvile
Missiasippi
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Greenville
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Arkansas
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Union Mines in Pennsylvania to Close on July 1
Central Pennsylvania coal field mines will close July 1 after failed wage talks. About 12,000 to 16,000 miners face idleness as operators reject a 16 to 20 percent wage cut. The Jacksonville agreement expired March 31, with no new contract in place.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
All Union Cdal
Peonosylvsnia
Jacksonville
Wds
Charles Oneill
Pemnavlyan la Bitumbent
Insrocie~tion
Mark
Cookseman
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Sud
Hleléa
Ohio
Indiana
Smith Encounters New Complications in Flight Start
In San Francisco June 74 new complications threaten to delay Ernest Smith of San Francisco and Captain Charles F. Carter of Los Angeles from their San Francisco to Honolulu top flight. Government airport access denied. court action possible. White F. Parkin to inspect the plane as Washinton approves a maiden by air corps pilots if weather permits.
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Ernest £. Smith
San Pernoccisco
Charles F. Carter
Los Angeles
San Francisco Honolulu
Buckere
Secretary of War
E. G. Emmons
Crinky Field
New Dry Chief After 'Em All
Washington June 24 Seymour Lowman newly appointed assistant secretary announced a broad federal crackdown on illegal liquor traffic. He outlined simultaneous actions against all dry law violators, tightening enforcement through the Prohibition Bureau and a revamped investigator force under W B Robinson. Lowman and Doran vowed full enforcement, shifting focus from large scale operations to comprehensive, nationwide policing as Andrews prepares to retire August 1.
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Prirat
Seymour Lowman
Rons
Ena Jarea Y. Doran
Hanches
Lowman
Internal Revenue Bureau
United States
Lincoln O. Andrews
Doran
W. B. Robinson
Lincoln C. Andrews
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Ray A. Haynes
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Vermont
Recall Marines From Nicaragua
Navy orders withdrawal of 600 Marines from Nicaragua with Argonne to transport to Quantico Base. A second 400 men to San Diego, reducing total in Nicaragua to about 1,500 as conditions are evaluated for a third pullout.
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Nicomgua
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Quantico
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Nicaragua
San Diego
Fight Ends Mutiny of Kansas Convicts at Ennaas Mine
In LANSOYO Kansas June 2 a brief underground clash among mutineers at the Ennaas penitentiary comb mine ended with the surrender of 28 leaders after 77 hours 720 feet below ground. About 70 men united against 50 leaders. several prisoners and guards were injured or overpowered during the battle.
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Comb
Razoriog
Charles 8. Hittman
State Board of Administration
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W. H. Mackey
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Charles Hamlin
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Death of Putnam County farmer Charles Vintroux
Charles E. Vintroux aged 78, a prominent Putnam County farmer and merchant, died suddenly yesterday at his home five miles below Winfield on the Kanawha river. No cause given. suspected due to the infirmities of age. A highly respected community figure, Vintroux traced strong French lineage and settled in Putnam after starting in Gallipolis, Ohio, and Scary. He remained active in local affairs and was widely known throughout the county.
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Winfield
Kanawha
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Vintroux
Gallipolis
Ohio
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Charles
Weather Delays Flight at Roosevelt Field New York
Despite early readiness the large monoplane remained grounded as Atlantic weather kept the craft from takeoff. Forecaster Starr warned of unlikely improvement for Sunday morning, with Byrd and crew awaiting clearer skies while officers observed a protracted delay.
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Prison Gates Close on Autremont Brothers in Oregon Hangings
In Salem Oregon on June 23 the Autremont brothers were executed by hanging after a 1933 Siskiyou mountain train holdup. Crowds in Ashland demanded justice following a sensational case, while Ray Autremont posed for a photo en route to the prison, hoping a shot would reach his wife at Hanging Rock. Meanwhile Pittsburgh miners win a labor case as the United Mine Workers secure a victory against eviction petitions from Terminal Coal Corporation.
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Siskiyou Mountain
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Charles OG. Johnson
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Ray
Hugh
Hazel da Autremont
Hanging Rock
Union Claims Victory
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Allegheny County
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Miner’s Grudge Ends in Doctor’s Death in Homer City
In Homer City Pennsylvania, June 3 a repaired back from a seven year old mine accident led to tragedy. Joan Ammarian the miner who owed life to Dr Frank Filbe Moore shot the physician three times in the head then died of a self inflected wound after a car crash. Authorities believe Ammarian’s lingering grudge over a failed cure spurred the murder suicide. The doctor leaves a widow and six children. Ammarian’s identity is confirmed and a coroner’s jury convened.
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Frank Filbe Moore
Homer City
Joan Ammarian
Areok
Ammorian
Beis
Ammerlan
Dunia Automobile
Indiahe Hospital
Farm- 8
Br. Moore
Fun Thorlan
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Wis
Elde
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Pact With Japan May Be Outcome Of Geneva Meet
Reported notes at Geneva suggest a possible pact with Japan, with Saito believed to favor overtures. Discussions involve American and Japanese delegates, British input, and Washington records about tonnage limits and the scope of any final treaty.
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Japan
Geneva
Dulegatea
Genevette Stone
Tokyo
United States
Mitten Withdraws Bank Merger Plan
The Mitten interests drop a proposed bank merger plan amid unclear figures. A court case references desertion and divorce actions, with dates and names cited in fragmented notes.
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