Paris Attitude On Moratorium Brings 'Relief'
Paris and Washington clashed over the Hoover war debts plan as France endorsed a moratorium with caution. The French cabinet won a deputies vote of confidence 326 to 189 while Stimson previewed talks with Mellon. Officials viewed Paris’s ”cordial agreement” as tentative and urged further discussion to align relief with U.S. aims.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Stimeon
Tell
Franca
Mellon
Hoover
France
Germany
United States
Bank For International Settlements
Stimson
Strategy Board Plans Detailed Dry Campaign
Washington June 26 The combined board of strategy for prohibition groups unveiled plans for an extensive dry campaign tied to next year s elections Col Patrick Heyn온 of Louisville said the program was the most comprehensive yet outlined by the drys Clergymen attended as Dr Daniel A Poling explained plans for a broad allied forces campaign distinct from the church Dr F Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League noted a friendly discussion while Pulling urged cooperation between groups No presidential candidate mentions were disclosed by the strategy board
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Washington
Flans
Board of Strategy
Patrick H.eyinhon
Louisville
Drys
Daniel A. Poling
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Mkewiss
F. Scott McBride
Allied Forces
Pulling
Strategy Board
Shouse Backs Hoover Debt Plan At Georgia Dinner
Georgia Democrats praised President Hoover's one year suspension of war reparations and debts at a testimonial dinner for Governor-elect Richard B Russell Jr. Shouse called the plan a breathing space, urging GOP cooperation while criticizing Republican governance.
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Atlanta
Jouett Shouse
Democratic Nations
Hoover
Georgia
Richard EB. Russell, Jr
Money Barrel of G. O. P. Runs Low
Washington June 18 republicans face a fund shortage as both major parties sustain headquarters costs since the last campaign. Joseph B Nutt treasurer works with leaders to raise funds and keep machinery running while Hooyer and Jann J. Raskek handle convention plans and loans to bridge the summer.
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Washington
Nstlands
Joseph B. Nutt
Cleveland
Nuttrill
Republic
Repubblicane
Convention City
Hooy
Jann J. Raskek
Democratic Nationg
Raskek
Globe Girdlers Ready for Hop Across Siberia Route Planned to Irkutsk
Globe-girdling fliers Wiley Post and Harold Gatty reached Novo Sibirsk at 1 32 p.m. Greenwich time and plan a midnight takeoff for Irkutsk, a 1050 mile leg. They followed the Trans-Siberian line toward Asia, aiming next for Yakutsk or Khabarovsk before over-water legs toward Nome.
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Irkutsh
Siberia
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Novo Sibirsk
Irkutsk
Moscow
Ural Mountains
Asia
Omsk
Nova Sibirsk
Sibirsk
Post and Gatty
Sroping
Mongolia
Lake Balke
Yakutsk
Khabarovsk
Nome
Alaska
Knatayovak
Sea of Okhotsk
Petropavlovek
Kamchatka
Fetro
Baker Retained In Gas Dispute
Pittsburgh June 28 A former secretary of war in Woodrow Wilson's cabinet and a noted Cleveland attorney has been retained as counsel for the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association. The group accuses major oil firms of restraint of trade by limiting retail outlets for its products and other independents. Rodney J. Alexander, secretary, reported exclusive dealing has closed about 170 percent of US retail gasoline and oil outlets to Pennsylvania grade crude. Directors Teeleardt of Sistersville and J. D. Dinsmoor of St. Mary's are named among the board members.
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Pittsburgh
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
United States
Rodney J. Alexander
Association
Teeledert
J.P. Flynn
Sistersville
J. D. Dinsmoor
Sir Mary's
Charleston Police Face Drowning Risk Over Swim Training
Chief John Britten of Charleston police plans compulsory swimming lessons for officers after reviewing drownings linked to water incidents. With 11 or more department members unable to swim, a two day program may begin and a river patrol option could aid rapid response to waterfront rescues.
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Charleston
Lesteritay
John Britten
Herbert Jobson
Chinrlestory
Drewal Nc
Lable
Charleston Man Shot to Death in Farmington Case
Bert L. Harris aged 27 of Charleston died in Cost Valley Hospital from three bullet wounds. His stepmother in law Mrs Anas Perkins was arrested on the shooting charge and awaited preliminary hearing in Fayette county jail. The dying man told Justice Bert Hastings that Perkins fired three times in the back during a quarrel after visiting her home with his wife. Harris had a criminal record and was wanted for auto theft and carrying a gun. The body was taken to Barlow morgue. funeral arrangements had not been made.
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Bert L. Harris
Charleston
Cost Valley
Anas. Perkins
Fayette County
Perkins
N. Capertown
Harris
Justice of the Peace
Bert Hastings
H. E B. Duten
Justice Hirstings
Charles Nichols
Tin Justice
John W. Harris
Magazine Hollow
Fo Ile
Lnst
Ugguer
Whey
Harrin
Barlow
Democrats Nominate Successor to Henshaw
Martinsburg June 26. The Democratic executive committee of the fifteenth senatorial district unanimously recommended Lewis H Thompson Percy W Leiter and J McKeown, all of Martinsburg, to Governor Conley as a list for filling the vacancy after Barry F P Henshaw resigned to join the state road commission.
Lindbergh Granted Radio Transmitter Permit
Washington June 26. Charles A Lindbergh was given permission by the radio commission to operate a transmitter aboard the Allaire Plane for his projected flight. The decision marks approval for the transatlantic or long distance test using airborne radio equipment.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Radio Commisuion
Allaire
Rum-Running Ghost Ships Described at Newark Trial
Newark witnesses described ghost ships slipping past coast guard patrols in 1929 in a case against 37 defendants tied to a rum syndicate centered in the Atlantic Highlands. Testimony identified vessels Manalon Tonawanda and Viccor as linked to the group, with Maguire, Keansburg mayor and police chief, named in proceedings.
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Newark
N. J
Coant Guard
Atlantic Highland
Cagat Yards
Yeaterday
Coast Guards
Tederala
Gordon McLane
James 8. Turner
J.C. Turner
Bortewein Zar
Tonawanda
Viccor
Charles Maguire
Clarence Watson
Keansburg
Watson
Maguire
Terrific Storm Causes Deaths Across Northern Ohio Area
A severe storm swept through northern Ohio killing at least five people and injuring many as it disrupted communications and damaged property. The storm darkened Cleveland and portions of Toledo and Conneaut, with a suspected death in Toledo and multiple injuries and extensive crop and property losses reported.
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Ohio
Cleveland
APJ
Lake Erie
Lake Erip
Toledo
Conneaut
Columbus
As Dor
Treas
Fred Frantz
Kanawha Miners Move Toward A Strike
Frank Keeney, president of the West Virginia Mine Workers, says a Kanawha coal strike is nearly certain as 47 of 67 locals have returned ballots showing support. The executive council will count all ballots, and a strike will be called if two thirds approve. The union claims about 17,000 of Kanawha district's 93,000 miners belong.
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Kanawha
Frank Keeney
West, Virginia
West Virgiia
Keeney
Executive ‘Council
Whiich
West Virginia
Kinawha
C.F. Keeney
George Scherer
Kanawan
Waorkere
Kar Pnewha
Adkins Aid Sentenced for Fatal Blow in Spring Hill Feud
Frank Woodall of Lincoln county pleaded guilty as an accomplice after the fact to the murder of Gari Dent, 33, in Spring Hill. Adkins confessed he struck the fatal blow during a water bill dispute over $1.50, with Dent dying days later. Dent died Thursday. Adkins was arraigned and sent to serve six months in Lincoln county jail plus a $150 fine and costs.
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Frank Woodall
Little Joe's Creek
Lincoln County
Gari Dent
Spring Hil
Lincoln
Hamlin
Proodall
Thureeau Bight
Farl Adkins
Hee
Dents
Dent
Staats Hospital
Adkins
H. B. Clay
Grand Jury
Cousine
Spring Tul
Adking
Operations Performed On Five Blind Students
BLUEFIELD June 26 Dr J E Blaydes conducted operations on five blind students from state schools of the blind and Romney. The names include Rata Sprague Elkins Clayton Slmunous Mount Clare Harrison county Ruth McCauley Weston Mary Stonaker Harman Gilmer county Myrtle Schoolcraft Clendenin One more youth Edward Prunts Clarksburg was sent back for medical treatment prior to an operation.
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Bluefield
J. E. Blaydes
of the Blind
Chefat Romney
Rata Sprague
Elkins
Clayton Slmnous
Mounit Clare
Harrison County
Ruth McCauley
Weston
Mary Stonaker
Harman
Gilmer County
Myrtle Schoolcraft
Clendenin
Edward Prunts
Clarksburg
Keyser Woman Elected President of Winchester Presbytery League
Keyser June 26 A boss Siete Harman of Keyser was elected president of the yang people's league of the Winchester presbytery at the enoush meeting here today.
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Martinsburg
Siete Harman of
Keyser
Yang People's League
Winchester Presbytery
Enoush
West Virginia Bankers elect officers at annual convention
W F McAneny of Martinsburg was named president of the West Virginia Bankers Association at the thirty eighth annual meeting in White Sulphur Springs. Lewis F Haller of Wheeling was elected vice president and Mason Cuckard of Charleston treasurer. Dr John R Turner of West Virginia University and John Rovensky of Bank of America spoke on monetary policy stressing a gold standard and stabilization to boost international trade and business.
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W. F. McAneny
Old National Bank
Martinsburg
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
Lewis F. Haller
Wheeling
Mason Cuckard
Chusleaton
Mott
John R. Turner
West Virginia ‘University
John Rovensky
Bank of America
New York
Turner
ABCO
Leqghee
United ‘States
Snakes and Vipers Berated by J Ham in Hoover Reply
Illinois Senator J Hamilton Lewis denounces Hoover supporters as snakes and vipers, accusing the president of plans for public works while failing to shield depositors. He outlines a Democratic program including bank restoration, tariff adjustment, and relief loans, urging government action to aid the unemployed.
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J. Ham
Hoover Reply
Gary
Inz
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illnois
Hoover
Indiana
Lewin
Tmnstead
Federal Reserve Bank
Hhis
Han
Hoover Tepubliguniem
Assu
Aks
Pres West
Lewis
Levis
Col Wiley Dies Preparing For Wife Funeral in SharpLes
Col William M. Wiley 80 a longtime coal and chamber leader dies at his Sharples home from a heart attack while preparing to attend his wife Edith Wiley's funeral. He had been active in West Virginia coal and business circles since 1912 and served as vice president of the Bayne County Coal Corp and as VP of the State Chamber of Commerce. Funeral services for Mrs Wiley set for Sunday at the community house.
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Sharples
William M. Wiley
Bayne County Coal Corporation
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Florida
Charleston
Edith Wiley
Wiley
West Virginia
Colorado
Dean
Boone County Coal Corporation
Kanawha Coal Operators’ssociation
Wage Seale
Kanawha Sield
Wesst
Virginia
Darlington County
South Carolina
New York Printing Company
New York
Amity Land Company
Great Pining Water Storage Company
Hotty, Gale
Unnder
Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet and Irrigated Land Company
Organized Sugar Companies
Holly Sugar
Holly Construction
Troopers Aid In Hunt for Bandits
State police sent four troopers to Allegheny County Virginia to aid in a siege of two armed bandits who robbed the Wittena National bank of about 61000 Thursday afternoon. The bandits forced Milas Nell Waller into another room and took the money. A witness identified one suspect as Raymond Rodgers and police connected the other to O L Payne near Salem Virginia.
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Allegheny County
Virginia
Wittena National Bank
T. A. Myles
Fayette County
Covington
Myles
Melure
Anited
Hal
Rainelle
Brown
Jawisburg
Childers
Oak
Thureday
Milas Nell ‘Waller
Carnier
Migs Walker
Raymond Rodgers
O. L. Payne
Uvex
Salem
Andy Has Tough Job Will Avers
Beverly Hulls California June 26 Mr Meilon has a tough Job He has to go to Paris and explain to the French that it is better If Germany didn't pay anything for a year The scene compares politics to explaining to Calvin Coolidge and notes France will respond from across the river with a wary warning about stability and time.
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Beverly Hulls
Calif
Meilon
Paris
Germany
France
Calvin Coolidge
Melton
Pittsburgh
Angie
Eyrs
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Lubitsch
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Shouse
Aod
G.O.P
Bhouse
Cal
Nutt
Nove Sibirsk
Post
Gatty
Horris and
Hillig
Fisish
Copenhagen
Alr Adventure
Hot
Ger Holms
Otto Hillig
Liberty
Lense
Baker
Henshaw
Lindy Geis
Lake Region
Midwest
William Leonhardt, Jr
Maumee Bay
Teledo
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Pemerlvania
Bessie Sullivan
Slayer
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