Japs Decline to Discuss Mooted Perpetual Pact
Geneva news reports a tri partite naval conference declaring a holiday to allow delegates to attend Geneva Flower Festival. Japanese officials refused to discuss a perpetual peace pact beyond safe allied language, while Britain seeks parity with the United States in naval strength and a public airing of treaty concerns.
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Tuttle
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Washington
Italy
Cibeon
Wash
Ington
Tuaint
Britain
Great Britain
United States
France
Europe
J. Waé
Hugh Gibson
Ated
Victim of Living Death Enters Thirteenth Week
PRESNO Cal June 35 Victim of living death Mis Clara Drummond 20 entered the thirteenth week of a strange malady that attracted nation wide attention. Unconscious since April 4 she lies in a Fresno county room her husband W B Drummond a traveler to China watching by the bedside. Doctors predict death yet he remains hopeful. She is fed through tubes and cannot eat speak hear or move with eyes open but unseeing.
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Gara Drummond
Presno
Cal
Clara Drummond
W. B. Drummond
China
Beattie
Néwapager
Fresno
County General Hospital
Drummone
Drummond
Altharghale
Push Plans to Finish Capitol Plans to Finish Capitol
Governor Gore announced a joint legislative committee will study financing for completing the state capitol. The panel, formed by resolution, will meet in early September to consider direct tax, licensing, or a mix of funding. Architects have begun plans, with six to eight months expected for final designs.
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Regiatautre
Gore
M. Z. White
Senate
Vernon £. Johnson
House
Atute
Plana
Legism
Jgat
Governmor Gore
Reduced Lake Cargo Coal Rates Stir Interstate Debate
At JROANDEE Virginia June 25 a ten cent per net ton reduction in lake cargo coal rates to Lake Erie ports was announced affecting Norfolk and Western Chesapeake and Ohio Louisville and Nashville lines. Virginia Railway faced no decision yet while Norfolk and Western expects half a million dollars yearly revenue loss. Renewed contest before the Interstate Commerce Commission follows news southern railroads plan the cut amid protests from Ohio and Pennsylvania operators and northern producers seeking to defend freight advantages.
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Serjeent Southern Cereiten
Lake Erie
Norfolk and Western General
Norfolk and Western
Ghesspeake
Ohio
Louisville
Nashville
Virginia Rallrond
Norfolkiag Western Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern
Toal
Southern
Commission
Dnsy
Warrington
Southern Talfoads
Pennsylvani
Southern Railroada
Pennsylvania
Jake Crago
Search for missing flyers continues in bellocam area
Major P. Sidney Cotten and Port Bianford personnel drove south along the island seeking Captains Nungessor and Coll in a French trans Atlantic mission. No trace found as refueling halted further search efforts.
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N. P
Sidney Cotten
Port Bianford
Bellocam
Nungessor
Coll
Probe of Weston Hospital Abuses To Be Investigated
The state board of control will probe charges of cruel and unusual treatment at Weston state hospital for the insane next week under Attorney General H. B. Lee. The inquiry follows a legislative resolution and public concern after Mrs. Camden Hoffman’s death amid alleged mistreatment.
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State Board of Control
Howard M. Gore
H. B. Lee
West Virginia
N. F. Kendall
Grafton
Camden Hoffman
Hoffman
B. F. McVicker
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Conrol
Kendall
Weston
Bf. Kendall
FP. Bmevicker
Gratton Ovil War
Camden, Hoffman
Fairmont
Saylum
Ahs
Mra. Helfman
Students Demand Right to Act in Supposed Ouster
Marshall College students survey shows average ages around 29 with teachers' tenure from one to 30 years and express loyalty to Professors Selvagg and White amid calls for reinstatement. They accuse Huntington ministers of pressuring the state board of education and vow to present views through interfraternity leaders.
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Marshall College
Watson Selvagg
J. 8. White
Buntington Institutionn
Dicagenilc
Helvage
Erembee
Mtarmh
Uttte
West Virginia
Pody
Barehall College
Huntington Ministerial Association
Interfraternity Council
State Board of Education
Marrahall College
Nnd
Lafe Board of Education
Two Girls Drown While Swimming at Cross Creek
Two 39 year old women Marie Burn and Marie Wright drowned at Cross Creek in the late afternoon while swimming with two young men who planned to join them. One body, identified as Wright, was found. Burn’s father arrived after the missing daughter was recovered. No witnesses saw the double drowning.
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Wellburg
Marie Burn
Marie Wright
Cross Creek
Biss Wreht
Straton's Son to Tell How He Was Visited by Holy Ghost
New York June 25 Warren Straton 19 son of Dr Joan Roach Straton Calvary Baptist pastor will recount being visited by the Holy Spirit during an all night prayer meeting at the church He fell to the floor and sang in an unknown tongue his father says Warren declares he was led by the Lord and felt Gods power The elder Straton says he will sermonize to deacons on spiritual discipline while denying direct Pentecostal involvement in the churchs demonstrations
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New York
Warren Straton
Joan Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Straton
Dr. Straton
Denon
Calvary
Tm Freyer
Andy
Young Staton
4 Baptist Theological Seminary
Ondey
Stixton
Warre
Warren
Byrd's America Hop-Off Forecast If Wind Permits
Roosevel t Field New York reports Byrd's America plans a 4 to 6 a.m. Paris hop today if cross winds don’t prevent takeoff. Grover Whalen says the decision hinges on meteorology with wind easing to west for lift. Ground crew and families await clearance as the plane rests at the field.
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America
Paris
Grover Whalen
Companions
Roosevelt Field
New York
France
America Trans-Oceanic Company
Whalen
Iplane
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Coftes
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Bert Atosta
Neville
Bernt -Balchen
Gelosio
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Army Aviators Plan Early Hop to Hawaii
In San Francisco on June 28 Universal Service reports army aviators prepare for an early hop-off of a tri-motored Fokker plane. The flight is part of the three-cornered race spanning the Pacific from San Francisco to Hawaii, with details indicating an imminent start tonight.
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Universal Service
San Francisco
Pacific
Maitland
Heggenberger
Noura
Chasy Piel
Ias
Gin Diego
Neggenberger
Parson Marriage Controversy Grips The West
Alleged unlawful marriages by a self-styled minister stir an investigation as Jenny Constable probes West ren for potential indictments. Court records show a 1921 conviction questioned the legality of his ceremonies. The case centers on whether miniaturized clergy can validly perform marriages under Maryland law. Meanwhile aviators Maitland and Hegenberger arrive Crissy Field from San Diego, plan transpacific hop pending General MacArthur’s arrival, with flight readiness checks and a cautious timeline.
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Eleton
Roy
Hicham
Westren
Ted
Mrr
Robert Caray
Bick‘lersite
J. W. Colona
Wilmington
Episcopal Conference
Couptes
Mia
Jenny J
Conatabie
Atote
Toe Ilegally
Upper Town
Magis Westren
Methodist Episcopal Church
Westran
Deny Trainmen Wage Increase Across Western Railroads
United States mediation board denies a wage raise to conductors and trainmen on fifty western railroads, while approving a 7 1 2 percent increase for yardmen. About 16,000 workers are affected. retroactive to March 1. Western unions call the ruling unfair, warning arbitration may be weakened.
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Chicago
United States Board of Mediation
Western Railroads. Org
B. PL Curtis
Predsora
Enennes
Saa
Ubetson
Vics-press
Brotherhood of Anean
Tlssentet
W. M. Spinwu
University of Texas
Everett O. Brown
W. J. Jackson
J. W
Tragic Dayton crash kills four and injures fifteen
A head on collision near McCookfield involving a local car and a limited traction car leaves four dead and fifteen injured. Known dead include John Kesater of Piqua and Horsley Folkerth, a Tippecanoe city nursey employee, with others from Dayton Tippecanoe Piqua and nearby towns. The crash occurred after the limited car reportedly disobeyed instructions and passed the local at a designated crossing.
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McCook Field
Dayton
Ohio
Focal
McCookfield
Pitals
John Kesater
Piqua
Horsley Folkerth
Tippecanon City Nutrary
Ber Reed
Julius Yule
Lipperena City
Tippecanoe
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Chia
Limite
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Troy Traction Company
North Bound Limited
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Brotherhood of Railway Tratamen
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