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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1930

Page

7

Slow Packet Race To Be Held Today

Two river packets named Tom Greene and Betsy Ann race 21 miles on the Ohio River from Morrow Dam to Coney Island near Cincinnati. The event starts at 9 a.m. EST and should finish after 4 20 p.m. The Tom Greene, Cincinnati built, is larger than Betsy Ann. the Metier boat from Pittsburgh is also entered under Captain Frederick Way Jr. Officials cap steam to prevent overpressure for safety of passengers.

Cincinnati Tom Greene Batey Ann Onia River Cincinnati Packet Pittsburgh Interagta Frederick Way Jr Tom Greene Greene

California Flyers Return From Atlantic Flight Celebration

A large crowd watched pilots Kingsford Smith and James Fiteman aboard the Bremen era of 1928 cross Atlantic. The mayor’s committee welcomed them with ceremonies on Broadway and City Mall. A fall of a photographers stand briefly interrupted events but caused no injuries. The aviators praised public support and spoke at the Advertising Club and Progresa Club events. Tomorrow they attend a tablet unveiling honoring air heroes.

ford-Geaite Bremen Kingeford-Smith Col James Fitemanroe Atlantic Grand Banks Broadway City Mall Noone Walker Kingsford-S Lunechess Progresa Club

Rome Notes on Garretts Cultural Mission in Italy

Ambassador and Mrs John Wert Garrett led a series of art and cultural events to bolster U S Italy relations in Rome. The couple promoted painting sculpture music and literature with Venice and Rome exhibitions attended by King Victor Emanuel III and Queen Helen. The Auguste reception featured a first Philharmonic concert and royal audience ending in a late night celebration.

Rome Ambasador Mre John Wert Garrett Métiona Garratt Secen Italy United States Am- Daedor Duke of Bermapo Americas Venice Aimilar Amy Victor Queen Halen Dirs. Garrett Nod Thecaselver Ms . Sports Tharmonic Orchestra Toergtfais Augustey Garretts Philbermoule

Stranger Ends. Life in Hotel

A man, about 45, registered at a hotel morning and was shot in the temple. he died 30 minutes after transfer to Mountain State hospital. Witnesses described the room access, missing belongings, and a jet black barrel gun. detectives noted no one seen entering or leaving before the tragedy. The coroner's jury included residents from Maryland Avenue and nearby streets.

Jett Temple Westfall Elin May Beasley F. W. Him Clerance Peters H. P. Connadly Maryland, Avenue F. H. Withrow The Arcade J. Richardson Bibby Street Cecil Hundrey Fourth Avenue S. W. Morris Ross Street C. M. Smith Hickory Avenue

Baker Metes Out One Jail Term During Day

A man named James Bi monster of Reynolisville received six months in Martivon county jail for liquor offense in federal court. Judge W X Baker imposed the only jail term of the session. James L McQuaine of Harrison county was fined 50 for possession of liquor. another defendant Yoigh of Grafton had sentence deferred for transportation of liquor.

Eleins James Bimonster Reynolisville Martivon County W. X. Baker James L. McQuaine Harrison County Yoigh Grafton

Forker Falls to Death As Brother Looke On

Dan Jenkins 25 of Columbus Ohio died after falling 40 feet while tightening a nut on a framework at a glass plant addition. His brother Harry watched helplessly as Jenkins suffered a fractured skull. The fatal accident occurred in Moundeville on Lune 27.

Moundeville Lune Harry Dan Jenkins Columbus Jenkins

Woman Owns Her Own Flying Field in West Culver City

Culver City, Calif, reports a pioneering woman airfield owner Mima Margaret Perry who bought and now operates the local airport. Perry holds a government transport pilot license with over 460 flight hours and remarks she owns a plane and airport. A Curtis-Wright survey notes California houses 57 of the nation’s licensed women pilots, with 36 in Southern California and 17 in Los Angeles.

Culver City Calif California Mny Mima Margaret Perry New York Miss Perry Caliornia Curtis-Wright Women's Department Los Angeles

Chamber Defines Cloth Terms to Protect Batistes and Linens

Paris notes report the Chamber of Deputies approved a definition rule for batistes and linens. Only flax-based fabrics may bear those names, while blends below 60 percent flax may be labeled with a qualifying term, and fabrics under 50 percent flax are barred from the names.

Paris Hnen Baptiste Chamber of Deputies Baliete Cambray France

Forty Hours Devotions Planned at St Francis Church

To Pray Forty Hours devotions begin at 10:30 mass at St Francis Catholic Church St Albans Sunday morning. Devotions continue all day Monday and Tuesday with special 7:30 p m services each of the three nights.

St Francie Catholic Church St. Albans

Roy Pauley Killed in Auto Accident Near Chesapeake

Chelyan residents Roy Pauley died when the car carrying Willis Wolf Theodore Wolf and Pauley struck a telephone post near Chesapeake. Theodore Wolf sustained non serious injuries while Willis Wolf was unhurt. State Police investigate and Willis Wolf held pending outcome.

Roy Pauley Chelyan Tataight Willis Wolf Theodore Wolf Chesapeake Dr. Harness Wills Welf Pauley Pryor Undertaking Establishment East Bank Thomas and Taylor Dry Branch Rar

Estate Tax Assessed on Sumitomo Line in Japan

In Tokyo on June 27 a record inheritance tax of 23 500 000 yen about 11 250 000 dollars was assessed on the estate of Baron Klehizayemon Sumitomo who died three years ago. The heir will pay the tax in five annual installments. Officials took three years to appraise the Sumitomo holdings including a big bank trading companies steel mills and coal and copper mines. The estate value was fixed at 125 000 000 with a tax rate of 2 per cent at death later raised to 13 per cent.

Tokyo Klehizayemon Sumitomo House of Sumitomo Japan Mitsui Iwasaki

Portuguese Fishermen Protest French Duties

Portuguese fishermen from Algarve march to the French consulate in protest of new duties on sardines. The action mirrors French traders’ protests, noting France imported about 9 million kilograms of canned Portuguese sardines last year, nearly half of Portugal’s exports.

Algarve Portugal France

Legends of Rowbottom and Reinhart Echo Through Campuses

Two college legends from the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard persist in student lore. Reinhart, once mocked for inferiority, becomes a rallying cry at Harvard while Rowbottom’s roommate misadventures spawn nightly cries that trigger campus mischief and near riots.

Philadelphia Rowbottom University of Pennsylvania Reinhart Harvard

Wife Granted Divorce Over Husband’s Swearing Avocation

Mrs. Leah Hirson testified that her husband’s avocation was constant swearing for seven years. The judge granted the divorce citing ongoing misconduct and disruption in the marriage.

Chicago Leah Hirson

Woman Blown Apart in Amarillo Car Explosion

Amarillo police believe an internal machine caused a fatal blast that killed Mrs. A. D. Payne and maimed her 14 year old son as they drove toward the business district. Detectives found battery pieces in the wreckage and suspects point to possible vengeance. Payne, a former candidate for district judge, had practiced amid sensational Panhandle murder trials.

Amarillo Texas A. D. Payne Payne Dia Panhandle

Hold Two to Jury On Whiskey Still Charge

Joseph Jones and Walter Howell were sent to the grand jury after a moonshine still and two barrels of mash were seized in Smith Creek during a raid by Deputy Sheriffs. The mash was destroyed and both men remained in the county jail.

Joseph Jones Walter Howell Smith Creek H. B. Clay Jones Howell Burn Given Howard Cunningham Garland Turner Atill

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