Typhoid rise highlights health warning from West Virginia official
Dr W T Stenahan reports typhoid deaths in West Virginia climbed to 336 last year with 1 611 cases, causing economic losses of about 1.67 million. He urges immediate action, cites water and waste risks, and stresses boiling milk, sanitizing homes, and preventing contamination as key measures.
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West Virginia
W. T. Stenahan
Aide Department For Health
Gr. Hanshaw
Mestele
Walter
Alth
State Department of Earth
Weill de
Arrijn
Mer
Bible Class Ends For Summer Months At St Fran
The Vic Ktaia Asher Business Woman's group will discontinue the Bible study in July and August. Mrs Peaster SJ will lead the session next Thursday, keeping the church calendar in order during the heat of summer.
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Egister
Vic Ktaia Asher
St Fran
Peaster SJ
Abduction Threat Alarms Crowds at Angelus Temple
A vast throng gathers at Angelus Temple as Captain Cline of the Low nN force verifies a woman’s identity in a dramatic scene linked to an alleged abduction order from weeks past. Police escort the woman and a large crowd flows through the temple area causing hours of traffic delays.
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Los Anokles
McPherson
Dougis
ScPherson
Southern Pacifica
Angelus
Cyraz
Angelus Temple
Aggelue Temple
Sehuroh
Obituary for Hilton C. Jonra in local cemetery rites
Funeral rites for Hilton C Jour, a local resident, will be held this afternoon at 3 30 from Marden and Harden parlor. Elkw jodgs oversee services with interment at Spring WM cemetery. Military honors will be provided at the cemetery by Abe American Boaton.
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Hilton C. Jonra
Smilton C Jour
Marden and Harden Cunergl
Elkw
Spring WM
Abe American Boaton
G O P Launches Its Congress Campaign
Washington June 24 The campaign for Teerled of Republican Congressmen launched today by Senator Phippin Colorado chairman of the Republican senatorial committee outlines a platform highlighting industrial strength under the current administration and opposition to Democratic policies The party aims to capitalize on tax cuts war debt funding government economy and veterans programs as proof of achievements while pledging support for farmers and European relief. Washington June 14 Reacting to President Cannth sire endorsement of the Meax Tincher farm credits bill the Senate delayed farm relief action to next week as factional leaders study ground Withdrawal by Senator Watson Indiana from tabling farm regulation adds to complications with funding allies urging votes against the Meax Tincher bill while Democrats seek tariff reductions to aid farmers and pressure the measure forward.
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Washington
Anata
Henator Phippin
Colorado
Phippe
Cheinnalyer
Mengca
Whi
Republican
Ohio
Enid
Catholic Pilgrims Board Train to Home Dunes
About four million Catholic pilgrims from the international congress traveled by special trains toward home tonight. Dignitaries and cardinals from Ireland New York Austra Germany and Philadelphia were noted among those departing for various cathedral dedications and posts in Sta. Louis Toledo Cleveland and other cities.
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Cuigagg
Dune
Whele-homes
Poncenal Papal Lenate
Sta. Louie
Cardinal O'Donnell
Ireland
Mayes
New Yorks
Pirrt
Austela
von Faulheber
Mexican Floods Continue After Inundation Ravages City
City streets remain washed and mud fills a third of the area after the Sanila coast floods. Six thousand homes destroyed while emergency forces mobilize. Heroic acts reported near by Giakop Valverde Teliet and others as relief aids arrive. National Agricultural Credit Bank allocates 6.09 million pesos to farmers hit by the disaster.
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Sanilaco
Giakop Valverde
Priente
Dlacene
National Agricultural Credit Bank
Mystery Cleared In Skeleton Finding at Websters Springs
In Welster Springs West Virginia a long missing man Bennett is believed killed after two skeletons found 105 feet from a coal mine pit mouth near here. Dr Hister and W Oxley found a skull hole suggesting murder. Coroners jury investigates.
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Welster Springs
W. Va
Uiverke Hulligan
Bennett
Here
Hister
Wiliam Oxley
Hannatt
Webster Apringe
Vinkt
Cre nch cabinet fires bank head in Paris
Paris reports say Joseph Caisliaux a finance minister in the new cabinet dismissed Georges Robineau governor of the Bank of France. The move aimed to calm markets as Robineau was seen opposing ministry policy since 1926. Regulators warned they might resign if ousted.
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Paris
Joseph Caisliaux
Lraund
Rervice
Georges Robeineau
Bank of France
MM. Sorenu
At&eria
Mobineau
Earth Tremors Felt Across Malta Island
An earthquake near Malta caused panic in Dodlock and surrounding streets with aftershocks shaking the area. No casualties reported. In Washington, a separate tremor at 7:53 p m was recorded by the Georgetown University telegraph, with a distance of about 8 100 miles south of Washington noted by Director Tonder.
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Island OF
Malta
Dodlock
Washington
Aremora
Georgetown Wilveraity
Tonder
Dlag
Wash Inston
Eigantic Distudance
Debates Over Prohibition Law Run Through House
Washington June 24. The House again debated the Prohibition issue as Representatives Gorman Sinolo and LaGuardia of New York denounced the liquor ban while Up Shaw of Georgia urged a ringing endorsement of the eighteenth amendment. The exchange touched on enforcement, dry agents, and party strategy with references to the Volstead Act and regional tensions.
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Wahkhington
Notas Tidey
Gorman
Sinolo
LaGuardia
Racialiat
New York
Upshaw
Democrat
Georgia
Clty
Chicago
TaGuardin
Andrew R
Treasury Agreing
Rancie
Lotemac
Miaslexipol
Sheryland
Reform group funds shown rolling highway of notes and figures
A lengthy report details anti-saloon league finances across New York New Jersey and Ohio from 1920 to 1936. It shows total expenditures exceeding 2.4 million in three states, with state branches accounting for vast sums and the national league contributing additional funds. The article notes tax and campaign limits proposals and names key figures and dates from interlocking committees.
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Wheeler
Washington
Teed
Weaterville
Renator Reed
Rex
Reed
Nome
Afd
Mubrale Mateniente
Tyormalttna
Dermand
Antle
New York
Teague
Dle
Newderacy State Branch
Ohio
New York Herald
New York State
New Jersey
Stetina Datta
Reoy
Otike
Wesresweee Heolt
Weneee
Able
Pri
Pennsylvania
LaFollettewala
Dry campaign rally debates church aid and anti saloon league factions
A verbose report details anti saloon league activity in Frederic, Maine including a campaign event at Wasders In Fredterlel, with speakers Dr AM Harlow and Dr EB Grose. It notes legal and religious tensions, calls for enforcement, and a plan for a big turnout with 6,005 voters to be reached and 16,000 cards distributed to churches.
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Willlina
Dante
Wasders
Fredterlel
Tom
Kys
Hare
Vie
Sr Mn
EB. L. Grose
South Charterton
de Te M. Howe
Anc
West Virginia
Ely
Dare
Church of Dein Christ
Addrens
Soni
Joler
Nama Petson
Hera
Stas Stein
Congresa
Mina Stein
Kearaphy
Misa Stein
D. W
A. E. O'Dell
D.D
St. Athans
Charas
Dan I. Spesce
Toronto
Canada
Dominion Alliance
Truswell
J. Jf. Russell
T. Mc Hare
Atnte
Harbering Aletlun
Tapitat Temple
E. F. Morena
America
Dren Il
Spence
Carnnda
Gongrasanat Wy
D. Upshaw
Geutwin Cyclone
George W. LeClindle
Wea
Tow Et Atermant
Law Observange
Ly Ger
O. A. Cullen
Charteston
Atate
Threeheld Fourth Sought in Murder
In Logan a June 36 event, three men are held in Wolltuky confinement and charged with the murder of George Thompson, 73, at his home on Mun Fork of Latond Creek. The suspects A To Winkan, Frank Feaene, and C F Huberts were arrested near Sharples. Sheriff Vennia Wenfield headed the arrest. The trial and details follow a night attack and the accused face charges in Charleston.
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Jrlair
Sharples
Te Powne
Vennia Wenfield
Thames
Charieatan
Sherif Hafield
Luena
Atrick Thompson
Taco
Nome
Youths Extradition Case Ties Up Legal Process
New York reports detail a complex extradition inquiry involving Thorne and Elliott, with Mrs. Sybilla Pope defending her son’s innocence. The case centers on alleged assault on actress Violet Anderson and the long legal pathway through Canadian and U.S. authorities, including the extradition commissioner Judge Chontetto and requests to the Canadian and United States justice ministries. Neighbors, lawyers, and friends describe character and connections as authorities move toward border transfer and formal prosecution.
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White Plaine
Cohen
Af Midavita
Chontetto
Qthowa
Montreal
Mitton
Iim Club
Atl
New York
Ife
Atra
Sybilla
Pope
Chorcen
Philp Elliot
Wiolet Anderson
Thorne
Mot
Holy Innocent
Mra
Vail
Ako
Mada
Tam
Dope
Ane
Richart
Agiin
Charten
Iealoes
Callie Afra
Anderson
Hichard
Biliott
Stichard
Palm Bas
Oppata
Jones Named by Religious Force in West Virginia
Dr Samuel Charles Jones of Comaran West Virginia named general superintendent for the state by the West Virginia council of religious education. He is a Fairmont native and longtime Methodist Episcopal minister author of religious books. He will base in Charleston giving full time to the new post. AP dispatch notes Heaumont author dies in Hollywood after long illness. wife and children traveling in Northern California.
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Fairmont
Board of Trustee
West Vir
Elnin Council At Religious Education
Samual Charles Jones
Comaran
Wy Va
Jon
West Virginia
Jones
Methodist Episcopal Church
Apthom
Hollywood
Cal
Diere Ald Heaumont
Gylvan Lodey
Preumona
Cal- Mornia
Monument Honors Unknown Soldier at Custer Battle Site
June 26 narrative from Montana recalls a memorial service for an unidentified Civil War era soldier linked to General George Armstrong Custer. A granite monument slab was dedicated by the Custer Memorial Association head F.E. Godbee, marking the three day semi centennial observance and memorializing the dead.
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Agency
Mont
Ita
Indian Campaigon
George Armstrong Custer
Wi Lorne
Seventh Cavalry
Little Big Horn
Whitt
Godfee
Cunter Memorial Association
Soltler
Philippines Out of Davis Cup Race in San Francisco
In San Francisco, June 36, Japan defeated the Philippines 3-2 in Davis Cup play as Japan won the doubles and last two singles to clinch the tie. Philippines players were Franco Aragon and Guillermo Aragon. The remaining singles and exhibitions were scheduled for tomorrow.
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Philippines
San Francisco
Tara
Dayan
Hero
Jipan Yestarday
Japan
Court Postpones Highway Hearing in Fayette County
A civil injunction case from Fayette County citizens against the Cotton TiN-Beetkwith road project was delayed to Saturday afternoon by Judge Hudson after agreement of counsel. The aim is to stop the North-South Highway build by the commission while the petitioners’ suit proceeds. the court heard brief demurrer arguments and received several affidavits.
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wrKun¢pate
Fayette County
Commienion
Judas A
Hudson
Oread Commission
Cond Commission
Mitbord
Tayestevis
Hubard
Road Commission
C. W. Dillon
Fayetteville
Gentral Dennla Stent
Alesars, Williame
Kelcher
Pohlial
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deF'herman
James Jaback
Greenwood
Cline
Lownn
Greiwood
Sears Monument Co
Phens
Charleston, W. Va
G.O.P
Congress
HOUSE
J. Paul Blunden
Washyington
D.C
Manna
Minn Catharine Smith
Aleen
Missex Frances
Elizabeth Key
Lee
Kathor Wilheln
Threeheld
Charleston
Logan Manz
Iasenicht
le Rowenboum
Palen
Dre L. Inder
League
Tle
White
A. Ts. Wolfe
Purberras Burt
Tong
Gorverine
Monpdaville
Govern White
Ata
Frey M. Whurel
Aauth
Washington, D
Cyhee Senune
Penncivania
Cuindin
Wi. Upshaw
Pullen
Oniny” Leshiaw
Hint
Mumphray Gilbert
St. Jokny
Newfoundland
Honyland
Nation
Jan Brother
Custer
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