Constitutional validity of West Virginia bond act examined
The court upholds a 1994 extraordinary bond issue of 3 million dollars to cover casual deficits in the general revenue and capital building funds. It rejects claims that section four and five of Article 10 forbid funding deficits by state bonds, noting the emergency justified the act and that future such funding would require clear necessity and not undermine pay-as-you-go principles.
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West Virginia
Caaual Dettelia
oTaswells
Cassion
Papito
Junge Maxwell
Plalotitt
Kanawha
Hinself
Suditar
Honda
Aydler
Hecwume
Virginia
Ua Bil
Piamel
Plurisif
Pardl
Wido
Ai Ravenue
Maxwell Soi
Ugcermin 4 There Is Timttepton
Voerelnalon
Unable allied peace talks fail as 1918 German offensive unfolds
The piece describes tentative peace efforts involving Germany Austria and neutral mediators through early 1918. It notes Wilson's stance gradual peace terms under pressure from German offensives and Kaiser influence, with notes from Zurich Stockholm and Denmark signaling shifting positions. The spring offensive brings heavy casualties and setbacks, followed by the Allied summer drive leading to victory in the fall.
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Cangessona
Germany
Oyernin
Prissian
Adyinay
Lammasch
Vienna
Switzerland
Wilson
Lansing
Toy George
Hwve
Tim
Morris
Stockholm
Allence
Hert- Ming
Traders Trust and Banking seeks Federal Reserve membership
Washington June 27 The Traders Trust and Banking Company of Spencer W Vas will admit to membership in the Federal Reserve System The bank appears to be pursuing a bold bid to capture the Paris trade and strengthen its position in banking circles in the capital and beyond
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Washington
Traders Trust and Banking Company of
Spencer
W. Vas
Federal Reserve
Bank
Aritfac
Paris
Anti Prohibition Gains Mark New Prohibition Battle
The article traces shifts in Texas anti prohibition power from 1928 to 1934, noting the 1931 legislature cutting enforcement funds, a new medicinal liquor law, and the drive toward repealing prohibition. It highlights the wets' growing influence, the abolition of the state prohibition department, and efforts to submit national repeal to voters. Names include Al Fred EB. Smith of Houston and references to the legislature and party actions.
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Nurwberg
Alfred EB. Smith
Houston
Tex
Prohibition
House of Delegates
Senate
Department
Argg
Lawmiiera
Cemorratin House
Republican
Pepartawut
Tthe
Legislaltve
Berlin
Jks
Lee
Ublan
Uy & Joltt
Showdown at CConewaedrene Meets with British Support
Reported to be a pivotal moment as American secretary and delegates push for the conference in London. Officials from the United States defend policy aimed at prosperity, while British authorities hedge on commitment and seek a cautious middle position. Leaders including Cordell Hull, Margerald, and Reading address key gatherings, signaling cooperation but no firm pledge.
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London
America
Bors Tutary Cordell Kull
Pilgrims Society
Brerotney Hull
Mar-gerald
Gord Reading
Waslington
Sam. D. McReynolds
Tennessee
United States
Tennessean
Bhp
France
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Great Brita
Tos
Senate probes reveal Morgan group tied to low market securities loans
A study shows Morgan and associates allowed to buy securities at low market prices tied to a 29 million dollar loan from a Chilean mortgage bank and another unspecified loan. J B R Swan of the Guaranty Co. denies a Davis agreement. fees totaling 25,000 and 10,000 followed. Davis, en route to Roosevelt, says he aided Kakaa Loeb in a loan years ago and denies government ties, claiming attempts to “make me out” during the period.
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J. BR. Swan
Guaranty Company
Davis
Banking
Roosevelt
Davie
Kaka, Loeb and Company
Wox
Elony
Warden Investigates After Woman Seen with Suspect
A report details a Cedar Grove investigation begun Monday after a warder encountered a woman in dispute with her husband and later found a man named Carr at a local home. The warder spoke with people connected to the case and followed leads to the place where Carr worked.
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Hprtley Tilton
Benkeley
Beckley Tor
Cedar Grove
Cary Oak
Godia Grove
Bartley
Watder
Htis Wits
New Couain
Edward Hackney
Warden
Lore
Tad Gore
We Mike
Carr
Warden shoots at Cedar Grove man after daughter involved
Police recount two versions of the incident at the Sarr home. Warder fired after confronting Carr and Mrs Ward en as the officer said the daughter, about 14, was present. Warden surrendered to Cedar Grove police, denying forcing Carr to accompany him. A coroner said a 8% caliber bullet caused instantaneous death. The investigation continues.
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Kim
Pires
Quire
Warden
Waa
Cedar Grove
Carr
Cédar Grove
J. T. Ster
Jalens
Pany
Ciuty
Work
Cawnty
Simoss
Agreement on Continued Prom Page 1S Officials Listed
Officials from the wont Frodue association of waster Pennsylvad represented Pennsysvilla Wont Virginia and fast Ohio including W L Robinson of Cle nd president of the Fouthingheny and Ohio Cow company R K Ireland of Clevel Id ee president of the M A Hate na company and William Emory J of Cleveland president of the Cam bridge Caleries company Northern West Virginia representatives were J R Lyon of Fairmont vice president of the O Consolidation Goa company B M Hite of Fairmont president of the Virginia and Pittsburgh Qual company and Carl Hiner of Clarksburg mining engi nent
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Wont Frodue Association of Waster
Pennsylvad
Pennsysvilla
Virginia
Ohio
W. L. Robinson
Cle’ Nd
Fouthingheny and
Ohio Cow Company
R. K. Ireland
Clevel Id
M. A. Hatena Company
William Emory, J
Cleveland
Cambridge Caleries Company
West Virginia
J. R. Lyon
Committee Adopts TRAE MAUTE Tad Pune Q7
A fragmented note reports a committee action on TRAE MAUTE Tad and Pune Q7 with UPI sourcing. It mentions Coke operators and a joint editorial push and references a request to send details to Hugh Johnson in Washington.
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Cmte
TRAE
Tad
Pune
UPI
Reeston
Hugh Johnson
Washington
Jelmson
Offic
Weashington
State Police reshuffle outlined with reduced posts
Demotions and reassignments across districts prompt a plan to keep two captains in Charleston and Shinnston while lieutenants oversee districts. Posts will be consolidated, larger districts gain up to six men, smaller ones two. Expected savings include salaries and equipment costs, with two captains remaining H. A. Brown and J. R. Brockus.
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Oak Hil
W. E. Pemroy
Wayne
Ancell
Thomas
Fred Gurmines
Buckhannon
Claude Mebner
Gassaway
Charleston
Sharleston
Shinuston
Oif Teern
Tt Jx
Port HO
TeMwres
Late Day Wheat Prices Rise Amid Showers Pressure
Prices in the grain market slipped and recovered as showers hit drought regions, with profit taking seen by traders. The market closed with a net gain of 6 to 8 cents per bushel, while sterling strengthened to 8420 1-4 and European gold rose. Dealers in London signaled support for defending the gold standard to bolster confidence in monetary markets.
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England
Lefe
Europea Gold Am
London
New York
Price advances focus on selective trader groups
Price advances tended to be selective with traders targeting individual groups for special attention. Wot! staree surged, National Distillers' Products jumped $16.5 net to $102, from a 1833 low of $15.87. Ralls were strong as were motors, textiles, and a miscellaneous assortment of specialties.
Minister Quits Amid Socialist Crackdown in Germany
The nationalist leader resigned as the government outlawed the Socialists and absorbed rival groups. Capt Hermann Goering outlined a decree banning socialist activity in the Reich, declaring socialist employees enemies of the state and urging reports on any statements against government policy.
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Berg
Nnd
Hugenberg
Hermann Wilhhalm Goering
Prussia
Hitler
Reich
Goering
Iniluve
Sheriff Refuses To Sanction Marriage In Plymouth
Plymouth, Ind. June 27. John Gray aged 25 and Josephine Twarog 22 obtained a marriage license after a jury retired on a robbery case. The sheriff refused to marry them, citing legal constraints though the couple had been married by a justice of the peace. The trial involved alleged circumstantial evidence linking a bank robbery to the defendants. Travel in Europe is noted as more popular this season.
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Plymouth
Ind
John Gray
Josephine ‘Twarog
Gray
Staly Bank
Miss Twater
Justice of the Peace
Thein Clealig
W. W. O'Brien
Assiaian
John Kitten
Europe
Heatwave Grips Nation With Record Highs Across Cities
Associated Press reports widespread heat as temperatures surged past 100 in Chicago and sections of the Midwest, with highs near 100 in Te xas and 96 in Detroit. Deaths attributed to the heat occurred in Indiana and Philadelphia areas, while New York faced high humidity and fog and Atlantic cities cooled slightly with rain forecasts.
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Associated Press
Ghicago
Eridinon
Detroit
Alva
Okla
Farmera i
New York
Mercury
Pittsburgh
Laltimore
West Virginia
Stephenson Petition For Writ Refused In Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court refused the petition of D C, former Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan, now in prison, seeking a new trial for murder and denied a rehearing on his original appeal. The appeal concerned a 1825 murder conviction in Indianapolis.
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Indiana Supreme
Ku Klux Klan
Ifm
Stephen Son
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