Bond Connection Denied by Curtis
Topeka reports Vice President Curtis denied a $109,000,000 bond deal link and claims he paid for his hotel suite, rejecting accusations of using influence with the Justice Department. He defended his conduct and said he never benefited from any bond issue.
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Topeka
Uvice
Curtis
Fashionsbie
Washington Hostelry
E. Haldemen-Julius
Girard
Kens
os @enieg
Moore
Haldeman-Julius
Ape
Curts
Airmen cross ocean in high speed flight attempt
United States airmen Wiley Post and Harold Gatty reach Moscow 40 hours after leaving New York on a round the world speed record attempt. They report through heavy clouds and seas, noting improved weather after crossing Poland. They plan next leg Moscow to Irkutsk, aiming for Nome and a return to New York within ten days.
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Ocean
Spain
Mee
Krefeld
Moscow
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
New York
Miers
Irkutsk
Iberia
Berlin
Poland
Mey
Nome
Post
Gutty
Asoaviakhin
Society Society For the Development of Aviation
Fairmen
Ural Mountains
Post Asid
Thalr
Novosibirsk
Ore Tobst Airdrome
Gatty
Rewy
Negro Slayer Faces Mob Violence Threat
In Watonga Oklahoma a Negro who killed a deputy sheriff was surrounded by a mob near Cleo Springs. Governor Murray mobilized the National Guard to protect the suspect Filmore Davis from lynching as a mob of about a thousand was reported forming. The Guard was dispatched to Watonga and Kingfisher to secure fair treatment and prevent violence.
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Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
National Guard
Watongs
Kingfisher
Filmore Davis
Pose
Cleo Springs
Regio
Gorard
Murray
Emperor Bob Jones Surrenders After Nine Holes at Scioto
In scorching heat at Scioto Country Club, Bob Jones, hailed as golf emperor, quits after nine holes with a 33, three over par, during an exhibition ahead of tomorrow's Ryder Cup matches. He plays alongside Robert Cutting, X Norman Freer, and Francis Powers of the Consolidated Press.
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Colembts
Jone
iPi
Scioto
Jones
Robby
Emperor of Golf
Bobby
Robert Cutting
United States Golf Association
Xsorman Freer
Western Golf Association
Francis Powers
Consolidated Press
Mellon Opens Negotiations on War Debt Plan
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson announced negotiations with France were progressing on the Hoover plan for a one year postponement of war debt reparations. Stimson will sail for Italy on a 10 day voyage en route to Rome and Paris, with Mellon and Mills directing talks.
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Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
Italy
Stimson
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Paris
France
Weples
Rome
Herlin
Londo
State Department
William R. Castle
Castle
Ogden L. Mills
Mellon
Germany
Paul Claudel
Osborn Named by Conley in State Police Dispute
Attorney General Leges ruled Osborn became head of the state police on June 13 after a second commission. The opinion states Brooks was effectively removed by the later appointment and Osborn’s qualification. It also covers salary vouchers and whether Brooks may be paid after Osborn’s induction.
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H. B. Leges
Atate Police
Br. Brooks
Osborn
Pride State
Lawson
Oster
Brooks
Obsorn
Conley Joe Brooks
Lascer
Ng Dim
Brooke
Department of Public, Safety
Osborn Ha
Osboth
Petition for Pardon of Wetzel Receives Consideration
Petition for pardon of HH Wetzel former secretary treasurer of the Jackson Building and Loan Association Huntington rests with Pardon Attorney Albert G Jenkins. He is serving a 10 year sentence for embezzlement. Cabell County court granted a stay of execution to July 1. The petition is not expected to reach Governor Coley before next week.
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Albert G. Jenkins
HH. Wetzel
Pld Jackson Building and Loan Association of
Huntington
Cabell County Court
Colliley
Pétion
Trooper Transferred Amid State Police Reorganization
Lieutenant A M Long of the Elm Urove detachment was moved to headquarters of Company D at Parkersboro in a transfer announced yesterday by state police officials.
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A. M. Long
Parkershoro
Wes
Five Ohio Miners Placed in Jail
ST CLAIRSVILLE OH June 25 Five men were jailed on charges of violating Ohio s criminal syndicalism law connected to an eastern Ohio coal mine strike Prosecutor Paul Waddell listed Joe Car 22 and Steven Perlick 80 for circulating radical literature Eight others were arrested at Dillonvale Jefferson County after strikers attacked a truck carrying workers Pleas of not guilty were entered Bonds set at 5000 In Dillonvale mine No 1 two workers were bruised when stones were thrown by strikers Eviction notices had been served on 15 families and deputies dispersed strikers at Piney Fork mine with tear gas bombs
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ST. Clairsvilly
Oho
Ohio
Dilen Nle
Jefferson County
Paul Waddell
Joe Car
Steven Perlick
Leo Thompson
Pittsburgh
Dillonvale
M A. Hanns Coal Company
Steikers
Coal Company
Tose
Piney Fork
Hefina Company
West Virginia Governor urges bankers to lift mood
Governor Conley told the West Virginia Bankers association in White Sulphur Springs that banks in the state avoided failures due to bankers’ character and state aid. He urged bankers to lead by inspiration, argue for faith in America, and help restore confidence as the economy stabilizes.
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Pkera Henr
White Sulphur
West Virginia
State Banking Department
Finance Board
America
United States
Conley
Governor touts state road program to spur employment
Governor Conley told bankers the state roll commission is acting to restore prosperity and create jobs. He cited 128 highway projects under way and about 7800 workers in road building and maintenance, financed partly by gas tax and other funds, with private enterprise expected to add more. The remarks urged optimism despite recent difficulties.
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Conley
Tate Roll Commission
Casper Schrimp
Return From Virginia Robersons Attend Funeral of Uncle
Mr and Mrs O W Robertson of Spring Hill Hayes returned from Farmington Virginia where they attended the funeral of Mrs Robertson s uncle Lenlie Hamilton.
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O. W. Robertson
Spring Hil Haye
Farmington, Va
Distressed Plane Turns Out to Be Stark Practicing
Stark Practicing Nghe PNhip in pregara, Wertz relA hubtrh Stark, in a cobias monoplene with tights TE, circled the city at night. Charlestonians, thinking an aircraft in distress, alerted the airport as a plane over the ch a supposerly In distress, while manager Chris Herve] said the activity was夜 night excursions over the sky during the qrek at anty a and that Stemienane Staek sensa polished a Wit at his night flying.
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Hubtrh Stark
Wertz
Pregara
Han
Sterck
Chris Herve
Elt
Faithfull Notes Believed Genuine
New York reports District Attorney Elvin Edwards of Nassau County believes letters submitted to the grand jury by Dr. G Jameson Carr about Starr Faithfull are genuine. He says the letters suggest the girl planned suicide, yet the body was found with bruises and a drug in the organs, leaving murder or accidental death as possibilities.
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New York
Jane
Starr Faithfull
Elvin Edwards
Nassa
G. Jameson Carr
Cunard
Mner
Franconia
Long Beach
Atticide
Obituary notices from Wertz and Beechwood areas
Funeral services announced for Simon Woods of Wertz avenue who died at Lakin with burial at Spring Hill cemetery. Survived by widow Anna Woods and brother Jaycee. Joyce Evelyn Crews one year old daughter of J W Crews Jr of Beechwood Avenue to be buried at Emmanuel Baptist Church after death Tuesday. Funeral for Mrs J M Thornton formerly of Dixie announced for 2:30 this afternoon with burial in Dixie cemetery. Annie F R White to be buried in London cemetery with services at First Baptist Church London. four daughters named among survivors.
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Simon Woods
Wertz Avenue
Lakin
Three O'Giork
Harden and
Harden Chapel
Jaycee Evelyn Crows
Joyce Evelyn Crews
J. W. Crews, Jr
Beechwood
L Avenue
Emmanuel Bapist Church
Frank G. Bown
Bream Memories Church
Anite
FR. White
Annle Ry White
First Baptist Church
London
London Cemetery
Letntin Harvey
Pickets at Mines Are Decreasing in Pittsburgh District
In Pittsburgh district, picketing by the National Miners Union waned as about 85 percent of the 2,400 normal workforce returned to Pittsburg Terminal Coal Company mines after its agreement with the United Mine Workers. State police held guard as minor disturbances were reported. the contract includes union recognition and a checkweighman election along with higher pay at certain mines. A blacksmith’s home was bombed at Chartlers Creek Buffalo mine near Cannonsburg. no one was endangered. Twenty-one of 47 Wildwood miners arrested in a strike disturbance were given preliminary hearings. proceedings adjourned to tomorrow for arraignments of the remaining defendants.
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Pittsburgh
National Mineral Union
United Mine Workers of America
Diettiet
Pittspurgh Terminal Coal Corporation
United Mine Workers
Union and
Company Oficiala
In Corporation
Buffalo
Chartlers Creek Goal Company
Cannonsburg
Wildwood
Rotarians to Induct New President at Evening Meeting
The Charleston Rotary Club meets at 4 30 PM Friday for a stag dinner and entertainment to mark the retirement of President Frans J Blair and the induction of President elect Madison TJ Will. The program features a fine dinner and music.
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Charleston
Huntington Boy Drowns In Local River Accident
Huffman, an eight year old, drowned in the Guynedotte river while playing tag with other boys. The drowning marked Huntington’s eighth swimming death of the summer season. Helen Rosaland Hastings, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gwin Hastings of Chelyan, died in a local hospital after a short illness. Funeral services for Mrs Hastings will be held at 1:30 this afternoon at the residence with Burisi Cemetery nearby. Surviving are her parents three brothers and four grandparents.
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Huntington
Hearold Huffman
Guynedotte
Helen Rosaland Hastings
Gwin Hastings
Chelyan
Burisi
Slaughters Creek
Irwin
John
Willian
Robert
John Powers
Kanawha City
W. H. Hastings
Anderson at Clinic for Physical Tests
ROCHESTER Minn June 25 Ay Heartley Munk Anderson senior football coach at Notre Dame must undergo further tests. Dr Barhorka Maya clinic physician said today because his core was difficult to diagnose. Anderson came here yesterday to join the cause of severe headaches and had been suffering since May.
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Rochester
Minn
Jamestown Last In Shevlin Stakes At Aqueduct
Jamestown the 4 to 7 favorite in a three horse Shevlin Stakes field at Aqueduct finished six lengths behind Sir Ashley. Danour Boutting and Hi Jack won separate races with notable times. Washington Park saw Tilly win the Tinleggers purse in a six furlong allowance. Martha Jones placed second.
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New York
Jamestown
Ealghly
Coi
George’ D. Widener
Belair Stud
Sir Ashley
W. M. Moore
L. James
Hi-Jack
Joan P. Grier
Ike
Brookmesde Stable
Helanthus
Lady Capulet
Tranquility Farm
Washington Park
Jake Loweuntell
Tilly
Dotis Jean
Tinleggers
Martha Jones
Max Schmeling in peak shape days before heavyweight title bout
Conneaut Lake Park Pa June 45 news confirms Max Schmeling at 180 3 4 pounds with five days of training left. Manager Joe Jacobs reports perfect weight, strong wind and legs, and top condition for the world heavyweight title fight against max victim. Schmeling will box tomorrow Saturday and Sunday then rest Monday before another sparring run.
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Conneaut Lake Park
Young
Max Sokming
Joe Jacobs
Tomorow
Schmeling
Wright
Jacobs
Ted
Max Machen
Sie
Hater
Mayor appoints Duke and Price to city posts
Mayor DeVan announces Miss Lottie Brees as city matron and reveals four new police recruits will be assigned to beats for on the job familiarization before July 1. The new officers named are Jamen Davis, William Wright, Raymond Kruzen, and Arthur Bonham. Panama government workers are told to stay out of politics. Doris Jean overtakes Place Leros and Marthe Jonéa to win the race, paying 28.13 in the mutuels with the distance run in 1 12 468.
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Price
John Price
DeVan
Miss Lottie Brees
John Britton
Ment
Britton
Jamen
Davis
William Wright
Raymond Kruzen
Arthur Bonham
Panama
Leros
Marthe Jonéa
Doris Jean
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