Police Raid Gambling and Moonshine Operations In City
Police carried out a third gambling raid at a Washington Street hotel and confiscated seven men including James Johnson and G W Hawkins. Moonshine whisky charges were filed against Rosie Minor and Robert Baldwin. Several drunks and disorderly suspects were arrested as police continued to crack down on brew joints and street theft incidents.
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Washington Street
Iho
James Johnson
G. W. Hawkins
Earl Smith
Henry Willisme
Andy Brown
Lem Branham
James Olver
Police Salt
Weatfall, Withrow
McIntosh
Dun- Tab
Rosie Minor
Robert Baldwin
Sergt
Reale Biles
Roy Durbin
Valletta Woods
Virginia Street
King to Oppose Russian Tariff Changes and Aid Plan
Senator William H. King warned he would move to block a treasury interpretation that would embargo Russian goods, arguing it would unjustly penalize a whole people. He issued a resolution to study Russian conditions and urged action if the treasury proceeds, while noting Hoover’s debt moratorium could aid Russia’s five year plan.
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Washington
Wiliam H. King
Ucab
Breas
Ury
Russia
Jan. I
Hing
Ite
Xing
Rissis
Treasury
Kimgalo
Franco German Agreement Seen to End Debt Impasse
Washington officials reported a Franco German understanding could absorb the gaps between France and the United States on a one year debt moratorium. Negotiations with Britain advanced, while France proposed procedural choices that delayed full agreement but might smooth the Hoover plan.
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Washington
France
United States
Hoover
Germany
State Department
Mellon
Eige
Great Britain
London
Cestle
Ronald Lindsay
Deputy Again May Face Jury in Mexican Death
In Ardmore Oklahoma a jury was to decide if former deputy William Guers will be tried for the fatal shooting of Emilio Cartes Rubio, relative of Mexico’s president, and his companion Manuel Garcia Gomez. Prosecutors also weigh charging another former deputy, Sheriff Ceci Crosby, who was with Guers the night of June 7.
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Ardmore
Okla
Emilio Cartes Rubio
Mexzito
William
Guers
Rubio
Manuel Garcia Gomez
Ceci Crosby
Gomez
Two at Large After Jail Escape in City War
Two federal prisoners escaped from the city jail last night, injuring the cook Byrd with a sawed bar. Police launched a city wide manhunt and warned officers along potential escape routes toward Spokane. Police captured two other fugitives during the break, while the remaining details remained undisclosed.
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Everette Dappe
Interstate
Orlen Stopel
Camp Meade
Wrights and
Withrow
Byrd
Union Plans March Despite Court Ruling At Wildwood Mine
Pittsburgh June 28 Leaders of the national miners union prepared for another march today to protest a court injunction at the Wildwood mine of Butler Consolidated Coal. The demonstration followed a Hunger Parade in Pittsburgh and came amid ongoing labor tensions in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Bail was set at 9000 each for Grant Allen and Jack Rolfe in connection with a shooting incident involving John Thornton.
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Pittsburgh
National Minera Wanton
Wildwood
Butler Consolidated Coal Company
Pennsylvania
William 2. Foster
Trades Union Unit League
Ambridge
Grant Allen
Midway
Fanhandis Coal Company
Miller's Run Coal Company
Will Rogers withdraws from politics and stays with films
Santa Monica July 28 Will Rogers says he will not run for office despite public speculation and humor about his name He explains he cannot decide between wet and dry positions and prefers to stay in movies rather than pursue a political career He notes he may be the first ex candidate to withdraw and jokes about campaign finance and public perception
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Santa Monica
Calif
Life! Magazine
Coltters
George Creel
Kelhole
Colliers
George
Justice of Peace
Sam
Hoover
Curtis
Mellon
Owen Young
Goi
Mera
Polltics
Wil Hayes
Whyte House
Lone
Will Hays Alleges Minister Demanded Pay From Film Revenue
Will Hays asserts that Rev. George Quid Andrews demanded a share of a film revenue for a church. The report notes the New York dispatch date of June 28 and references alleged payments connected to a motion picture’s earnings.
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Will Hays
New York
Will Haye
George Quid Andrews
George Rela Andrews
Church and Drama
Our
Church and Drama Association
Drams Committee
Federal Caunci
Churches of Christ In America
Wet Group Seeks End to Prohibition Revenue Impact
A nationwide repeal argument claims ending the eighteenth amendment would restore federal revenue and erase the deficit. Estimates based on 15 prohibition-opposed states suggest annual liquor taxes could reach 805 million dollars, funding both federal and state treasuries and reducing needs for borrowing.
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Washington
Treasury
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Association
Mellon Sa
Last Orders Sent To New Dry Men
Washington dispatch reports 350 new Prohibition agents to enter training Wednesday for the July 15 push. Howard T. Jones says final details are by telegraph as 12 regional schools open July 1 with agents assigned to cities including New York Boston Philadelphia Richmond New Orleans Cincinnati Chicago St Paul Kansas City Denver San Francisco.
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Washington
Howard T. Jones
Sai
Telegraph
New York City
Boston
Philadelphia
Richmond
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Paul
Kansas City
Denver
San Francisco
Beastie
Navy completes air plane quota with 1000 ships on hand
Washington reports naval aviation ends a five year program with 1000 modern airplanes delivered or on order. Rear Admiral Moffett says the achievement saves about 23 million dollars and accelerates operation ready aircraft while cutting costs and improving durability through standardized metal airframes and skilled personnel.
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Washington
Stute
Naval Aviation
Moffett, Ehler
Bureau of Aeromatics
Navy
Admiral Moffett
Gond
Qny
Losn Waliage
Americans Set To Resume Dash Around World
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty planned a second leg from Khabarovsk to Nome covering about 2100 miles after a night stop and a 450 mile hop from Blagoveschensk. Weather was reported clear along the route and a large crowd gathered as the Winnie Mae landed.
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Khabarovsk
Siberis
Moscow
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Nome
Aloyka
Otice
Inter
Bering Sen
Winnie Mee
Yeater«Ey
Post
Gatty
Gasoline Tax Revenues Rise While Auto Licenses Fall
State tax figures show a $290 102 03 drop in automobile license tax revenue in the first 11 months, offset by a $260 410 03 gain from gasoline taxes in the first ten months of the fiscal year starting July 1 1930. Monthly reads through April include July to November gains and losses, with December through March data, noting May and June revenues absent and the prior year totals for comparison.
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Revere Tropy Automobiles Lcense
Winnie Mae Flight Log Traces Longest Leg Across Eurasia
The log details Winnie Mae’s journey from Roosevelt Field to Bar Harbor and on to Harbor Grace, Chester, Hanover, Berlin, Moscow, and across Siberia to Irkutsk and Blagoveshchensk with a total of 9,010 miles flown in 4 days 20 hours 34 minutes and 2 days 11 hours 25 minutes of flying time, ending with 25.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt Feld
N. F
Bar Grace
Harbor Grace
Chester
England
Hanover
Germany
Berlin
Ings Asm
Moscow
Tove Bidirsk
Sideria
Novo Bibirsk
Pam
Irkutsk
Bibayta
Blagovesheenak Siberia
Blagovesheenak
Khibarovex
Siveria
Heat Wave Grips Nation With Record June Temps
The Associated Press reports continued extreme heat across the nation for a sixth day with many areas exceeding June records. Temperatures near 100 in central valleys caused suffering, crop and livestock losses, drownings, and traffic deaths. Northern states saw brief rain but no broad relief. Chicago cooled by a lake breeze yet remained hot in suburbs. June was the warmest in decades.
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Associates Press
Astometers Register
Marx
Weather Bureau
Ramaines
Velley
Chicago
Norcat
BO Yents
Cack County
Church Divorces Plan Allows Remarriages in Episcopal Churches
The General Convention’s divorce commission approved an amendment to allow remarriage of divorced persons in Episcopal churches by church clergy using the regular prayer book service, with clergymen free to decline. The change aims to address criticism of the original proposal and notes continued protest.
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New York
Point Commission On
General Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church
Enid
Destruction of Spiritual Foundations Is Menace
Major David Boyd of the Balvitian army warns in a Gazette sermon that belief in God and Christ is the bedrock of modern civilization. He laments secular shifts and rapid technological change, urging faith as nations falter and thrones crumble. Page navigation noted to Page 5, Col 13.
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David Boyd
Helief
Christ
Two Killed In Auto Crashes and Many Hurt
Weekend accidents left a man and woman dead and several others injured in the city. Reed details include Myrtle Jones dying from Saturday injuries and Bart Swinlin of Magazine Street among those hospital bound after a truck crash near Marmet Myre. Police described the chain of crashes on the Marmet highway with cars colliding into a streetcar line pole and a sign, while other victims were treated at St. Francis hospital and Staats hospital.
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Akwut Bart
West
Truston
Washington Streets
Ber Sxull
Swinlix
Gillan Dunlap
Brown Street
St. Francis Hospital
Frank Beaver
Young Street
Guy Ray
Alle Rose
Hillview
Arlie Rose
Charleston
Shather
Rose
Staats Hospital
J. B. Hater
Eleview
Quy Ray
Swinlin
Mate
Tne
Booke County
Kaniwha City
Marmet
Rey
Johnson
Jones
Frohman Johnson
Johnson W
Harry Tones
Charles Woodall
Attinson Court
Mountain State Hospital
Washington Street
Woodall
Roy Chrever
Ralph Rishel
Wiliam Martin
Elk River
Coal Branch
Berlow
Moundstille Yeaterdsy
Aimee's Mother Weds in Far West at Lake Sacaiawes
Mrs. Minnis Kennedy evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson’s mother wed G. E. Hudson in an outdoor ceremony on the banks of Lake Sacaiawes Longview Washington the event moved up from two PM due to press interest. The simple double ring ceremony was attended by the minister’s wife their young son Ralph Gay and Mrs Beatrice Oliver with the couple driving away in a car bound for an unknown destination. The Rev J Gray officiated and Hudson 50 intends to support Mag with evangelistic work while friends in Longview had formed ties since Mag preached here years ago. Mrs McPherson in Los Angeles said she was unaware of the marriage.
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Longview
Wash
Minnis Kennedy
Aimee Senpls McPherson
G. E. Hudson
Benks
Lake Sacaiawes
J. Gray
Gayaid
Hudson
Gay
Mag
Ho Wold
Glass Workers Gather for 65th Flint Convention
Delegates from nine states and two Canadian provinces attend the opening of the 65th annual Flint Glass Workers union of North America convention in Morgantown. The gathering marks a major labor assembly with delegates from across North America.
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Morgantown
Flint Glass Workers Union of North America
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