Senate Treaty Battle Seen as Long Fight Amid Debate
Washington reports show Senators prepare reservations for the London naval pact while advocates push prompt disposition despite a November pause. President Hoover backs quick action as the Navy opposes six inch gun cruisers and McKellar questions economic effects of the agreement on American defense and trade routes.
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Washington
Senate
American Navy General Board
Tha.senete
Great Britain
Eastor Watson
Gevelogaminta
Baditer
Ibs
Miss Radenbaugh Files Candidacy in Wood County
Miss Frances I. Radenbaugh of Parkersburg filed her certificate of candidacy to seek re election to the house of delegates from Wood county as a Republican. She is the sole nomAN member of the legislature.
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Parkersburg
Frances I. Radenbaugh
House of Delegates
Wood County
Abeix
Willis Memoir Fragment Reflects Missed Call and family cue
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Willie Willis saying he missed a call from Mima and did not respond the first time. The speaker notes uncertainty and a winding memory about family prompts and timing.
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Mima
Willis
Woman's pardon hope over Eichorn murder case in Michigan
Albert Eichorn, a Gratiot county farmer, seeks a pardon after a state pardon board review prompted by a key witness confession of perjury. Gov. Green referred the petition to Commissioner Arthur D. Wood as Eichorn denies charges in the Beatrice Epler case, asserting innocence after 12 years in Marquette prison.
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Alma
Mich
Albert Eichora
Gratiot County
Michigan
Beatrice Epler
Marquette
Arthur D. Wood
Michigans
Fred W. Green
Wood
Anfis Gileon
Aginst Eichorn
Eichorn
Joan Brennan
Inez Johnson
Ithaca
Considered &Aid Life
Margaret Blanck
Gilson
Eldhorn
Jonson
Epler
Elchorn
Telche Parole
Tube Built to Harness Gulf Waters Collapses
Havana reports a colossal tube engineered by Prof Georges Claude to extract steam power from the Gulf Stream collapsed during deployment off Matanzas. The 1 7-meter diameter vessel, designed to condense warm water under vacuum, failed after three months of work involving 100 laborers. The project valued above $1,000,000, aiming to create the largest power plant, faced near-current resistance and is now lost at sea.
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Georges Claude
Matanzas
Ihs
Sss
Claude
Enrique Daime
Paris
ILA
Cinuce
Mille
Claude van
Academy of Science At
Anc
House to Pass Novel Pension Measure Today
President Hoover contemplates veto while Congress moves to enact a new World War veterans pension bill. The House approved Senate amendments and awaits the White House decision as reform shifts toward pensions for disabled veterans with monthly payments from 22 to 40 dollars, excluding those disabled by self destructive habits. first year cost about 80.9 million dollars.
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Washington
Hoover Omight
Congress
Congression
Ari- Fong
Boulder Dam
Senate
White House
Longworth
Snell
Tilson
Oval Johnson
LaGuardia
Rankin
Mississippi
Johnson
Nows Veterans Committee
Bath Houses
Cams
Treasury
Mellon
Bwick
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Richard J. Ashby Dies at Residence
Richard J. Ashby 95 a pioneer Charleston resident and former hotel proprietor died at his home on Washington street after a brief illness. Born in Hopkinsville Kentucky he moved to Missouri before the Civil War where he married Marjorie Lewis Kenna. He later settled in Charleston and served as pastetailer during the Cleveland administration. He leaves daughter in law Mrs Waller Ashby and three grandchildren Jona Kentia Ashby Joseph Pease.
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Ricker’ Jahmson Ashby
Charleston
Washington Street
Ashby
Charlesten
Cleveland
Hopkins
Vile
Missouri
Marjorie Lewis Kenna
Edward Kenna
Kenna
Bt. Albert
West Virginia
Inlaw
Waller Ashby
Virginia Street
Jona Kentia Ashby
Summershire
Joseph Pease
Page & Fart
Lingle Russell tied to stock market dealings in murder case
Chicago June 25. Investigators reveal Alred Lingle, slain Tribune reporter, was linked to a $100,000 stock pool with former Police Commissioner William Russell. Russell admitted a market partnership and said funds were invested as markets crashed. Authorities seek source and recipients of weekly deposits from 200 to 10,000 dollars.
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Chicago
Alred Lingle
Chicago Tribune
William Russell
Stussell
Lingle
Patrick Roche
Russell
Charles F. Rathbun
Nanc Sl
Nature
Tribune
Widow of Hughes Seeks Gubernatorial? No Congress Nomination
Mia James A Hughes widow of Congressman James A Hughes announced her bid for the Republican nomination in West Virginia's fourth district. She had been considered for a short term vacancy after her husband’s death in March but will run for a full term, citing voter familiarity and her late husband’s record to unite the party and serve the district.
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Huntington
Mia
James A. Hughes
West Virginia
Tedly
Congress
Hughea
Gerplce
Washington
Merger hearing opens over Bethlehem Youngstown bid
In Youngstown Ohio on June 25 charges of intent fraud and dereliction of duty opened the $1 billion Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet merger trial. Myron Wick and Newton Barker led opposing sides as testimony begins to support or refute the merger injunction sought by stockholders and directors. Charles Schwab may testify as the defense resumes tomorrow.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstand Sheet and Tube Company
Common Pleas Court
Mahoning County
Myron C. Wick
Continental
Youngstown Company
Bethlehem Corporation
Cyrus 8. Eaton
Cleveland
Luther
Dey
Clewland
Generalissio
Idgel
Newton D. Barker
James A. Campbell
Charles M. Schwab
Clendenin Youth Held for Murder
Holley Drennin, 16, of Clendenin is in the county jail without bond for the murder of Homer McCoy, 24, in a Clendenin area house. Drennin testified he fired at a burglar and later learned he had killed his companion. A coroner’s jury found McCoy died from shotgun wounds inflicted by Drennin.
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Holley Drennin
Clendenin
Homer McCoy
Sam
McCoy
Drentiln
Corp Porals
H. D. Hacker
J. M. Roach
Andy Naylor
Floyd Hopkins
Senate approves optional phones for Senate chamber
Washington June 35 The Senate adopted a Swanson resolution authorizing the local telephone company to install dial phones if senators desire them. Previously a Glass resolution forced removal of dials from the Senate wing and office building. Both measures passed unanimously with no clear majority.
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Washington
Senate
Swanson
Virginis
Glank
Capitol
Lawyers Attack Justice Courts in Kanawha County
Lawyers accuse Kanawha county justices of the peace and constables of illegal fees, issuing fictitious warrants, and billing the county for unjust charges. The grievance committee of Charleston Bar Association appointed two attorneys to investigate and prosecute the officials, following a night meeting in federal court.
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Kanawha County
Bar Association of
City of Charleston
Ite
Fred Thomas
Wallesion
Legaol Arrasta
Frakes
Ranes
A. B. Hudson
Former Senator James Vardaman Dies in Birmingham
James Kimball Vardaman, longtime Mississippi political figure and former governor and U.S. senator, died in Birmingham after a long illness. He served in the Mississippi House, was governor 1904–1908, and later elected to the U.S. Senate, shaping Mississippi political life for decades.
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Birmingham
Ala
James Kimball ‘Vardaman
Mississippi
Vartanian
Mississippi House of Representatives
Roosevelt Field Prepares for Southern Cross Ango Flight
Roosevelt Field and nearby airports scramble to host the Southern Cross flight led by Captain Charles Kingsford Smith. Officials expect the three masted plane and up to three escort craft, with crowds of thousands anticipated and police deployed to manage access to runways. Messages of congratulation pour in from Australia and Ireland while Mayor Walker plans a Liberty Statue welcome and Broadway procession if arrival occurs before daylight.
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Newfoundland
United Prema
Harbor Grace
Harbor 66
Kingaford- Mead
New York
Oakland
Calif
Atlantic
Devonalr
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Pralee
Kingsford- Sai
Amie
Henry
Charles G. Dawes
Ae Cullin
Austreliag Crawford Hall
Avistlan Society
London
van Dyk
Paul W. White
Roosevelt Pleld
Flere
Tale Field
L Roosevelt
Cuetisx
Valley Steeam
Charles Kingsford-Smith
William Avery
Curtiss
Hingeford-Smith
J. Nelson Kelly
Southern Cross
Ireland
Roosevelt Vt
D. Wilcox
Kelly
Maine
Old Orchard
Portland
Nammu
Long Island
Plana
Kingatard-Smith
Austraia
Holland
China
New York City
Walker
Statue of ‘Liberty of the Battery
Broadway
Cted
Manly Ronald Waser
Jovian Imbernador
Weaningty
Trubee Davigan
Smistang
Col
Claretha Young
Commgerce
Ee Broskhe
Ter
Australia
What Rotarians Shot Yet Mr Rogers Title Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rotarians, Mr Rogers, and a windy scene with Eckener. The readable parts show incomplete quotes and garbled names, offering little coherent event or date context. Summary focuses on the chaotic reportage and uncertain details from the Gazette Chicago bureau era.
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