Hoover to Meet Tunney Paid Woman $30,001 Debt
Gene Tunney ended his “pure friendship” with Mrs. Katherine King Fogarty by two payments totaling 95 000, in response to her 500 000 breach of promise suit. The former champ admitted giving money to protect fight promoters and avoid publicity, denying the rest of the charges and noting prior releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Sam Love
United Press
New York
Gene Tunney
Katherine King Fogarty
Fort Worth
Tunney
Fogarty
Social Register
Jack Dempsey
Tom" Heeney
New Zealand
Denis
Hat
Breliy
Willies Account Of Lost Paper In Training Incident
Willie Willis describes an incident during a training run with his dog Rage. He explains a plan to carry a package and a paper rose loose during a lesson, noting a misstep as the paper rolled away. He frames the episode as a lighthearted mishap in his preparations.
Trial of Snook Slated July 22
Dr James Howard Snook a 49 year old former university professor and confessed killer of Treora K Alx a 26 year old Ohio State co ed will stand trial for first degree murder on July 22 unless a change of venue is granted. He pleaded not guilty in Columbus noting calm demeanor as Melvin Hix father of the slain student watched. Prosecutors said one federal inquiry has found no link to drug traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jing
James Howard Snook
Harmer
Treora
Alx
Ohio State
Snook
Melvin T. Hix
Cate
John
Chester
Robert Dusuan
Buook
Mise Hix
Lack of Airport Endangers Plane
John H. Jay of Iowa Steel and Towa Manufacturing, with pilot Capt. D. F. Hunter, nearly crashed over Charleston due to no landing field. After circling for an hour they landed at Coal River Field with aid from local aviator Howard Mages. They departed Little Rock and Louisville refueling, narrowly avoiding disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Steel
John H. Jay
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa Steel Corporation
Towa Manufacturing Company
D. F. Hunter
Cedar Rapids Airways
Coal River
Coal River Celd
Howard Mages
Jay
Charleston
Enutsite
Louisville
Hunter
Kanawha River
Ylang
Wheeling
Mays
Qual River
Mr. Jay
Li Ars
Mayor Hague Arrested in Jersey City Wealth Inquiry
Jersey City mayor Frank Hague, vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee, was arrested on a contempt charge for refusing to answer questions about his wealth. He was given 24 hours to obtain a writ of habeas corpus and remained in custody. the arrest follows earlier refusals to heed subpoenas from the investigating committee. The legislature authorized the action, with potential penalties up to six months if convicted, amid a clash over the mayor’s wealth sources and a $65,000 home purchased via a dummy donor.
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Trenton
N. J
Frank Hague
Jersey City
National Democratic
Marine Dewitt
Hague Ang
Fes
Renks
Hague
Neely in Hospital Hearing Vets Told by Hughes
PARKERSBURG June 24 A digressive report from Cong Hughes Huntington says former United States Senator Neely of Fremont lies in a Morgantown hospital more seriously injured than earlier noted He cannot attend a convention speaking engagement due to water on the spine from a June 2 automobile accident near Beckley Also announced are plans to double Vitrolite capacity in the Chicago based firm with its main plant here About 100 Spanish American War veterans registered for purification Page Elgbhi five
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Parkersburg
Devia
United States
Neely
Faremont
Morgantown
James A. Hughes
Huntington
Hughes
Apeak
Beckley
Vitrolite Company
Chicago
Puri
Elgbhi, Dal
Romance Tale From Suit Between Girl and Chicago Millionaire
Tulsa beauty Ann Livingston testified in a Chicago court about a romance with Franklin S. Hardinge, the Chicago millionaire, seeking 6250,000 “heart balm.” She described love letters, his visits to Tulsa, and a “love trip” as evidence of genuine affection while defense questioned authenticity of the letters and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochicago
Ann Livingston
Tulsa
Franklin S. Hardinge
Chicago
Ahe
Hardinge
Hher
Smith Rites Set For Wednesday
Prominent Charleston businessman F. Noyes Smith died suddenly at his Kanawha Street home at about two o'clock yesterday afternoon. He was 53, survived by wife Elizabeth Dann and children I N Smith Jr E Dann Smith Catherine Dana Smith and Elizabeth Adelaide Smith plus brother Harrison B Smith. Funeral services will be held at 5 PM tomorrow at Kanawha Presbyterian Church with interment in Spring Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsane Noyes Smitt
Kanawha
Washington and Lee Universit
Charleston Interurban Railway Company
F. M. Glamnton
Kanawha Banking and Trust Companys
Elizabeth Dann
I. N. Smith
E. Dann Smith
Chris Smith
Elizabeth Adelaide
Catherine Dana Smith
Harrison B. Smith
Stone
Ue Kanawhh Presbyter
Hal
Youthful Slayers Face Jury Trials
Two brothers aged nine and ten were held for grand jury action in Juvenile court on charges of slaying nine year old Rayman Colley whose body was found in Dry Fork river. Parents Ben Hamilton and his wife requested jury trials as authorities said the boys admitted causing Colley’s death during a river fight. Bond set at 46,000 each, friends to post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Herndon
Nelson
McDowall
Mana Miry
Herndon
Ben Hamilton
Alan
Rayman Colley
Dry Fork
Colley
D Annunzio Undergoes Operation in Italy
Gabriele D Annunzio, famed Italian figure, underwent a successful appendectomy in Gardone Italy on June 24. The wartime aviator and writer, known globally for his novels poetry and public life, faced the procedure bravely according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardone
Italy
Gabriele D
Nin
Witnesses Urge Radical Changes In Tariff Bill
Three Senate finance subcommittees heard calls for major tariff changes. American Farm Bureau Federation urged terminating the Cuban American treaty and taxing Philippine imports including sugar. Wool interests pressed a 36 cent per pound duty on raw wool with higher levies on wool waste, while testimony on silk and other fabrics discussed imports and processing standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Philippines
Senate
Chester H. Gray
Americam Farm Bureau Federation
Gray
House
HSI
United States
Frank J. Hagermbarth
Spencer
Idano
National Wool Growers Association
King of Glaks
Chic Wool Growers Association
J. F. Walker
Gambier
Onla
Boston
Philadelphia
Clemans Case Debated Over Writ Of Prohibition
In court Judge Morgan Owen heard arguments on a writ of prohibition against the state legislature’s intermediate court in the Leroy Clemans case. Assistant Prosecutor A M Belcher challenged jurisdiction while Bouchelle defended the court’s authority. Clemans, a former state printing clerk, is charged with budget padding by forgery and faced a trial set to begin soon. The judge promised an early opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Binck
Leroy Clemans
Couites Piers Court
Morgan Owen
A. M. Belcher
J. F. Bouchelle
Intermediate Court
State Legislature
Owen
Clemans
Ny Climé
Belcher
Wide Search Ordered For Missing Aviators
Madrid dispatch reports a broad hunt by destroyers airplanes and a submarine to locate Commander Ramon Franco and three others in a Dorier Wal plane missing after departing Alcázates seaplane base. Officials warned hope fading but not extinct amid unclear radio signals and continued weather favorable off the Azores.
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Madrid
Ramon Franco
Azores
Portugal
America
Ancrés
Alfreda Kindeland
Franco
Alcazates
Cartagenla
Eduardo Galiarza
King de Alde
Pedro ‘Mendariago
Gonzalo
Ates Hal
Gibraltar
Fereol
Amores
Alerto
Velasco
Lavaga
Council of Ministers
Sesplans
Horta
Azores Islands
Ramon Pranco
San Miguel
Yestern Gay
Bonifaria
Folina
Yatre
United Press
Lense Tarn
Page Eight
Col. Flyed
Yale Professor Denied U S Citizenship Over Conscientious Objections
New Haven June 24 Yale Divinity School professor MacIntosh a native of Canada and Yale faculty since 1919 was denied naturalization by Judge Warren B Butrows for conscientious objection to war reservations. He stated he would swear allegiance but would not fight, prompting the judge to uphold presidential wartime authority. His case, represented by Dean Charles E B Clark, will be appealed to the United States district court of the second circuit in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Beoresser Douglas
Macintosh
Yale Divinity School
Warren B. Butrows
Macintogh
MacInteth
United States
France
M.C
ALEF
Charles EB. Clark
Yate Law Adout
Clark
United States District Court of the Second Circuit
New York City
Barnum's Condition Failing Says Doctors
Robert Pete Barnum, a former Parkersburg high school and West Virginia University star, is described as not very satisfactory by hospital staff after suffering extensive burns from a vat incident at Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point. He escaped death by gripping a ledge until colleagues rescued him, but his condition remains serious and deteriorating at Maryland General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert
Pete) Barnum
Parkersburg High School
West Virginia University
Barnum
Sparrows Point
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Maryland General Hospital
AIL Is Off With Don Luis Says Mrs Mabel Corey
Paris June 24 The marriage plans of Mrs Mabel Gilman Corey and Don Luis of Bourbon have been abandoned She told United Press that everything is finished but kept the line that nothing is final She complained of financial wrangling over money offers and said she would stay retired at Villa Genia in France She recalled meeting Don Luis on her honeymoon and said they loved each other for 20 years The interview reveals a romance of a Broadway actress and a Spanish nobleman amid European tensions over money and duty
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Aree Chane
Tunney
Bridgeport
Conn
Lewis K, Field
Fogarty
New Haven
Paris
Mabel Gilman Corey
Don Luis
Bourbon
Pittsburgh Atews Iu Mondire
United Press
Spain
Cory Aald
Pliny
Mra Corey
Infanta Rubile
Dott Luis
Don Laiste
San Rew
Burred
France
Corey Galt
Villa Genia
Broadway
Italy
Jerome
Leggers Get Ideas From Ford Says Will
Santa Monica June 4 Today's paper reports rumblings about ford influenced schemes. A wild mishmash claims rattlesnakes threaten Hoover era Virginia fishing grounds and hogs are used to terminate them. The piece mocks slogans promising visits to Virginia for ham and ham related products amid bootlegger chatter and production talk.
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Santa Monica
Mr. Hoover
Virginia
Ford
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Morrow
Owen D. Young
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Young
Germany
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J. F. Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
Thomas N. Princins
Congress
Gustev Stresemann
Apeech
Criga UW
Commerce Department
La~mont
Pratses Young
Berlin
Gustav Btresxemann
Reichstag
Rhineland
von Hindenburg
Col. Field
Homer Cummings
Stamford
Richard
Ing
Gene
Tam Heeney
Billy Gibson
Willie Willis
Ty Robert Gut
Len
Towa Steel
National Democratic Committee
Ayed
Thia
Tail Hardinge
Hfe
Hesse Tuta
Kanawha Street
Smith, &R
Smith
Welch
Gabriele D' Annunzio
American Farm Bureau
Ail
Mabel G. Corey
Pittsburgh
Leggers
Will
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