Roosevelt Defends New Deal Amid Attacks by Economic Royalists
President Roosevelt mounts a forceful defense of the New Deal's achievements and attacks concentrated economic power. He warns against dictatorship by big business while praising supporters and urging unity against economic tyranny. Delegates note Garner’s continued support as Philadelphia hosts a staggered outdoor program amid rain delays.
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FDR Appeals for Unity at Penn Stadium Rally
President Roosevelt touring Philadelphia appears at University of Pennsylvania stadium after special train from Washington. A near full turnout despite rain attends with a large reception, music ranging from grand opera to Harlem tunes, while Roosevelt delivers a tempered New Deal message to cheering Democrats and locals.
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Roosevelt appearance draws crowd at Philadelphia rally
Broadly flanked by his son and security, Roosevelt departs as the band plays The Stars and Stripes Forever. A shouting woman with a vote for Roosevelt ribbon climbs the press table, police guard the press area, and the crowd lingers after 10:30 p.m. with Jamie Condon and an Indian brave figure in the ceremony.
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Bloody Corsage Duel Ends In Fatal Club Fight
Police described a fatal duel at a fashionable wedding club scene. Witnesses reported three men, including Crawford Powell, involved in a quarrel that ended with Percy Carpenter fatally attacked. Investigators found a bloodstained corsage. Dr. Kittredge and his bride prepared to sail on the S. S. Dixie for New York.
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Federal Relief Spending Praised by Sims Rally
A series of county Democratic events across West Virginia featured praise for federal relief spending. Notables included Dr. Grover Robertson, Paul Wehrle succeeding as county chair, and John J. Peller addressing Weston remarks. Governor Kump was invited to speak at Moundsville with a motor parade and a Welch rally led by Fred Steele, M. Maloney, and Albert Harmon.
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Manha County
Democratic Executive Committee
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Peller
Weston
John J. Peller
House of Delegates
Lewis County
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Lowry G. Bowling
Mercer County
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Fred F. Steele
Robert &. Ramsay
Marshall County
Moundsville
J. J. Campbell
Kump
Murder Charged After Downtown Bar Shooting
Marple and Fizer were with two girls when a disturbance erupted at a downtown beer establishment. A man fell by the door as shots rang out, and DeBoard, accused by witnesses of starting the fight, was later knocked down. Police Chief Tully and Prosecutor Watts said a thorough probe is underway.
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Beerp Garden Shooting Triggers License Review Looms
A shooting at Fiddle beer garden on Summers Street between Virginia and Kana whe streets led to a closed beer garden and a push for tighter controls. George Gust denies the pistol belonged to him, claiming it was DeBoard's. State officials say licenses may be revoked and local authorities promise broader police action while investigations continue.
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Two Youths Injured In Automobile Accident Near Charleston
Marshall H. Calemen aged 15 of Glover street and Beecher Dawson of Bites were hurt in a car crash. Both were taken to Charleston General Hospital. Dawson’s injuries were described as possibly serious while Calemen’s injuries were not serious. Details of the accident were not available.
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Beecher Dawson
Charleston General Hospital
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Bugs Hates to See Democrats Take War Out of Conventions
Fragmented OCR text mentions Democratic stance, conventions, and party tensions. It appears to be an intraparty or national debate, with garbled phrases referencing war, conventions, and a garage setting. No clear events, dates, or named individuals are extractable from the readable portions.
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Fascist Uprising Feared as Strikes Spread in France
Widespread strikes paralyze Lorraine industry with shutdowns at Wendel iron and steel works and coal mines. Paris bread supply threatened as workers press for higher pay. Croix De Feu and other leagues face suppression while De La Roque touts large followings. Observers warn of a potential decisive showdown between left and right forces.
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Opening Of Ohio Exposition Attracts 100000 Enthusiasts
The Dearborn Ohio exposition opens with Mary Ford triggering the event. Exhibits fill the public auditorium hall from steel plant models to a distillery setup. The varied program includes folk performances, national group showcases, and a balloon landing in Scotland Morayshire.
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Farley Elected Democratic National Chairman
The Democratic national committee elected James Farley as chairman and named officers including L. W. Robert Jr as secretary and W. Forbes Morgan as treasurer. They planned ten additional headquarters in New York and a mid July start for the presidential campaign drive amid talks about Farley potentially leaving the Post Office Department.
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100000 Majority Pledged for FDR in West Virginia
The article reports FDR secure a 100000 majority in West Virginia with Democratic nominees to gain strong support. The new Democratic National Committee organized today naming Gary Hogg of Lewisburg and others, including Mrs J C Burchinal, Fairmont, and Fitzpatrick Bantingoe, as committee members. Women activists Brown and Borchinal outline early campaign plans and confidence of victory.
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West Virginia
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
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Huntington
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James Marrying Barber Thrill Killer Trial Progress
The rattlemaker murder trial enters its second week as testimony centers on James seeking life insurance on his bride. State's key witness Charles Hope admits involvement, while prosecutors press a motive of sadistic gain and torturous intent. The defense contends ongoing evidence will illuminate the case.
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