Neely Delivers Defiant Prohibition Speech at Dry Convention
Senator Neely, amid a crowded temperance gathering, argued for strict enforcement of dry laws and repeal opponents. He linked Prohibition to taxes, crime, and social decay, urging continued adherence to the Volstead Act and the 16th Amendment, while warning against restoring liquor traffic.
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Neely
Jensen
Avery Altisen
Ty Citiash
Benetor Neely
Howton
West Virginia
Renator Neely
Reeper
America
Monator
Fleures
Holy
Noah
Willie Willis Conyright 1924 Publican Ardicate
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Willie Willis and 1924 publication details with unclear phrases about a walker and bicycle. No clear events, people, or organizations beyond the named Willie Willis and a date.
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Willie Willis Conyright
Ronbot Quillen
Traffic tensions disrupt Charlenton crossing and river bridge
A flood of notes describe worsening traffic jams at the Kon’coek crossing and Quartier street, with blocked station approach, river bridge, and cross streets causing long delays. Citizens fear a major accident and urge urgent cooperation between the city and railroad to restore movement.
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Yeutering
Ma Wees
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Howse
Yale
Mromd
Manoke Pirret
Enoch Perece
Garam
Carerd
Hisiself
Roy Bume
Down-Thern
Charlenton
Elty
County Mart
Charleston
MURDERS SON AND ATTEMPTS OWN LIFE IN MANASQUAN
Martha Houghd of Glenbrook Connecticut killed her son Lawrence by inhaling an anesthetic and attempted to take her own life. George Howard survived. Lawrence lay dead in bed. Hospital staff say Mrs. Howard faced murder and attempted suicide charges, with investigations ongoing. Several other notes cover Euchaaristic congress travel, traffic, and church events in Chicago, Springfield, and St. Louis.
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N. J
Martha Houghd
Glenbrook
Conn
Lawrance
Anna May Memorial Hospital
Spring Lake
Howard
Mrn. Howard
Helen Seeks to Break Stokes Will in New York
June 25. Mrs Ioeten Elwood Stokes, widow of the late W. Ed Stokes, of New York hotel fame, seeks guardianship to perfect a context of the Stokes will. Her brother Arthur J. Hitler alleges she and the children were cut from the will. An order directs petition for letters of guardianship to be entered in county courts. Samuel Untermyer, New York attorney for Mrs Stokes, will contest the will promptly.
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New York
Guardian
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Lien J. Lint- Sey
Judea of
Danver
Samuel Untermyrr
Stokes
Mturn
McPhersons Abduction Saga Stretches Across Borders
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson continues to insist she was kidnapped and held for a month, while investigators seek evidence and a potential lead across the U S Mexico line. The Los Angeles Examiner offers a 30000 reward for arrest and conviction, plus 1000 for the discovery of the shack near the boundary.
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Ariz
Nekammer
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Los Angeles
Los Angele Examiner
Raward
Almas Semple
Andrews Plan to Halt Liquor Flow Revealed
Washington officials unveil a broad plan to stop bootleg liquor, expand undercover agents and border drills, and press for international cooperation with Canada Mexico Britain and others to enforce dry laws. The program includes 10 000 new federal dry agents 2 931 000 in funds and a dry navy to deter rum running and closing loopholes by tightening searches and treaties.
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Lincoln
Andrewa
Datalia
Coolidge
le Rajentiess
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Atate
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Tate
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Mexico
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Germany
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United States
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Mellon Balks Farm Aid Clash Shakes Congress
West Virginia Senator M M Neely says no chance for farm relief this session as Mellon forces block a relief measure. He cites Republican Senate majority and Democratic votes for the defeat, noting administration delays and a push for farm relief via alternative measures. The political struggle intensifies with presidential endorsements and talks of tax cuts and credit bills shaping the agricultural debate.
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United States
Iowa
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Charleston
Russians Celebrate Flight of Kopilof and Crew
Moscow witnesses a celebrated flight by Kopilof and fellow aviators from Moscow to Gink amid Soviet praise. Officials and aviation leaders send congratulatory telegrams while transport workers union expresses pride in the achievement as a landmark in Soviet aviation.
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Alraidy
Ailance
Court orders road body to build highway amid long dispute
A writ of mandamus from the state supreme court compels the Fayette County road commission to construct sections of state routes 41 and 1 from Fayette station to Deepwater and east of Montgomery. The case, tied to a 1923 1924 contract and funded by bonds, delays other planned routes and schedules a hearing at the next term on September 1.
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Deepwater
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George W. Beane
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Bay
Land Commission
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Funda
Chemical firm defense wins in damage case
After five days of testimony in a $10,000 damage suit by Mrs. Susan Cattle of South Charleston against West gaoo Chlorine Products, a jury returned a verdict for the defendant. The plaintiff contended fumes harmed health and damaged property, seeking $5,000 each in two claims, while witnesses for the plant testified fumes were not damaging and that precautions and condensers mitigate vapors. The defense argued a verdict for the plaintiff could threaten many similar claims and endanger the local chemical industry backbone.
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South Charleston
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Ac Man Sgalant the Chemical Company
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Arthur I. Hudson
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Dee Fonae
Fifteen Dead in German Floods and Damages Reach High Toll
Flooding across Germany leaves fifteen confirmed dead and extensive destruction. Crops and property valued at about $30,007,000. 190,000 acres of cultivated land submerged. Elbe and other rivers flood, prompting mobilization of 20,000 troops and evacuation of villages surrounded by water. Parachutes supply food to isolated areas as rail and communications face disruption. dikes face potential breaches.
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Germany
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French Women Tennis Rules Ban Stir Controversy
Paris reports a ban affecting French women in public events. The action targets behavior deemed improper and restricts participation in certain public contests. Officials cite federation rules and enforcement measures, with penalties including suspensions for violators and potential loss of membership.
Mae Murray to Try Fourth Husband
Los Angeles June 25 Mae Murray 32 film actress and David Divernt an artist obtained a marriage license here They announced plans to wed soon claiming it will be Hirathi s first trip to the altar It follows her two previous marriages to Robert We Leanned and Leonard Olmstead with Gertrude Olmstead and Pola Negri also in the entertainment circle
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Los Angeles
Cal
Yale Crew Beats Harvard In Upstream Varsity Race
Yale varsity eight wins the upstream duel at New London over Harvard by four lengths. Yale clocked 20.54 3 5 minutes, Harvard 20.20 3 5, setting a new record for the upstream course amid ideal conditions. Freshmen and junior crews also prevailed for Yale in two-mile races.
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LaFollette Plan Aims to Curb Primary Campaigns
Washington June 76 Senator LaFollette Wisconsin proposed a drastic overhaul of senate rules to cap primary campaign spending at 25 000 in most states and 26 000 by population totals He tied the move to limiting influence in elections amid a Pennsylvania rally for Rep Vare and other figures involved in the primary funding questions The testimony before the Senate Investigating Committee alleged vast funds and financing schemes across campaigns including a 550 000 loan from a manufacturers group and other cash movements as witnesses described expenditures and coordination efforts.
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Harrisburg
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Lewie
Pennsylvania
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Pitt Borth
Senator Vepper
John 3. Finber
Navin Detrich
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Milton Wilson
Detrich
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Philadelphia
Thomas W. Cunningham
Flood Death Toll May Reach Two Thousand
Mexico City June 3 reports from Leon indicate hundreds of bodies have been recovered from floodwaters as the Suede floods persist for several days. Graphic reports released today estimate the dead may total around two thousand.
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Leon
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