Columbia Edges Crews In Yearly Race For First Victory
Columbia wins the annual racing contest narrowly by about a boat length over Washington in a four mile varsity race. The New York crew clocked 20 57 to Washington New York's 20 59 as spectators cheered. Calemblis led Syracuse and Navy as the Washington crew faded late, with Yale and Penn far behind.
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Damon Runyon
Servite Pougheeepsie
N. Y
Colubia
Harmingside Helgats
Jesse
Columbia
Tegatte Siace
Gates
Columbis
Great Washington
Othe Minis
Columbiasé
Washington
Posse
Hunsom
Buxods
Wegay
Are
Calembis
Navy
Wilby Grevy
California
Weahington
Syracuse
Carl Tormis
Bruch
Columbig
Rural Kanawha boards seek county unit plan benefits
A daylong conference of ten rural Kanawha County boards and the incoming superintendent aimed to coordinate efforts to obtain county unit plan advantages. Speakers emphasized coordinated inspections, prudent maintenance, and safeguards against waste. Doctor Robins warned of hidden costs in school operations and tax implications under the new system.
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Kanawha
Tooney
Aystam
Hobian Tams Theto
Robins’ Addrem
Root Ridge
Nwaranche
Local notice fragment from 1027 issue
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Willie Willis and a person named Keonyeigns, with a bandaged head and a dispute over climbing a tree to avoid punishment. The readable text lacks clear dates places or organizations and mixes unclear names. The fragment suggests a local incident or anecdote but provides few concrete details.
Britain Prepares New Plan to Reopen Washington Pact
London and Washington clash over cruiser tonnage as British delegates push for two 10 000 ton cruiser categories with different gun calibers while American officials resist limiting future ships to 7500 tons. The stalemate centers on whether to extend Washington treaty terms and how to balance naval strength among Britain the United States and Japan.
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Geneva
Dow
United States
Tipartite Naval Conference
Washington
Great Britain
Americas
United Stathe
Japan
Oh Lord Here Comes with the Castor Oi Again
An obscure speech fragment references Governor of Virginia and questions about the Democratic nomination for president in 1942. The text mentions Fairye and Byrd family with rural imagery and historical allusions to Washington and Jefferoon.
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Uils Byrd
Virginia
Washington
Goveernor
Huerta Held On Revolt Indictment In Los Angeles
Aspita De Xe Huerta former Mexican president was indicted by a grand jury for conspiracy to violate US neutrality laws by moving arms across the border. Bonds set at 35000 each. Several defendants including De Le Huerta were arrested on warrants in Tusson Arle and already posted bond. United States Attorney Donald Armstrong said those who testified at liberty had agreed to surrender and post bonds.
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Los Argeles
Aspita de Xe Huerta
Mexico
United States
de le Huerta
Warranta
Tusson
Arle
Uniter Bond
Donald Armstrong
Thous
Uberty
Stresemann Seeks Further Peace In International Cooperation
German foreign minister Gustav Stresemann urged that peace policy align with the German nation’s sentiment and called for mutual goodwill from other nations. The Nobel Peace Prize for 1838 was shared by Dr Gwiesemann and France’s Irland, with a ceremony held at Aula University in Chlo.
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Chlo
Hankomer
Gustav Stresemann
Gwiesemann
Irland
France
Aula University
Grace Vanderbilt Awaits Blessing From Parents
Grace Vanderbilt, younger daughter of Cornelius III and Gertrude Vanderbilt, wed without her parents’ consent and left New York for Europe. Mrs. Davis seeks parental forgiveness before departing on a moonlit honeymoon, while General and Mrs. Vanderbilt reportedly disapprove of the English suitor.
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Grace Vanderbilt
Associated Press
New York
Henry Gnesaway Davis
Waldonti
Eaglisbrasn
Ware
Koote
Columbia
Howrey
Mfr
Davis
Europe
Generl
Vonderput
Afra
Ave
New Y York
Martinga
Vanderbit Beiresa
Devin
City
Vanderbit
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Grace
Trans. Hyuraton
Vanderbilt
Twenvie
Carneilla Vanderbilt, Jr
Tiago
Suspect Held as Charleston Search Extends
Aovantha girl identif ies suspect Charney Delam ore, but plumber William Higgins disputes the identification. Police and county authorities probe in Charleston and South Hills for the guilty man, Delamore, while Higgins returns to Nellia awaiting further word. the case prompts wide city search and statements from witnesses and officials.
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William Higgins
Charney Datamore
Gaanaway
Abe
Higgins
Nella
Boone County
Delamore
Nellla
Charleston
Antil
John Britton
Atime Hss
South Hills
W. A. MacCorkie
T. O. Timberlake
Momby
Delammore
Kanawha Street
South Side
Det
Boeing
Ane Eoe
Polite
Hills Woods
Hig
Belog Ald
Bigging
Yur Yeaterday
Leutenant Chazier Jorreté
Wallace Dies
F. W
Sheppard Quits to Take Coal Job in Fairmont
Fairmont June 20 De Erwin B Sheppard, chief to the coal company hospital, will leave his post for Jenkins tomorrow morning. He retired yesterday from Charleston with permission from the state board of control to serve the new position. Dr KK Mung, assistant to Dr Sheppard, will assume control here. Governor Howard Gore names Nelson.
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Fairmont
Erwin B. Sheppard
Fairmont State Hospital
Furthet
Dog
Jenkins
Coal Company Hospital
Tomorow
Sheppard
Charleston
Atate Board of Control
Reward Offered For Jewel Return In New York Case
A 10000 rand reward was announced in New York for the return of jewels missing from two cases carried in a traveling bag. The reward was offered by a prominent Philadelphia society member through no private detective agency. The incident involves Widener and a traveling bag containing jewels.
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New York
Re Widener
Philadelphil Society
Metron
M'Kaye Actress Found Guilty In Death Coverup Trial
Derriz MacXaye stage actress is convicted by an eight-woman, four-man jury of concealing the true cause of actor-husband Ray Raymonds death. She faces one to three years in state prison. sentencing by Superior Judge Burnell set for a later date.
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Los Anghleg
Derriz MacXaye
Ray Raymond
Paul Kelly
Toansin' Iter
Hemelt
Lapua
Colm
Misa MacKaga
Burnell
Ban Quantin
Paii
Erving Run
Jurnell
Bronsh
Ana
Walter
Bult
Mise Mac
Misa Mackase
Sullivan
Raymond
Tna
Kelly
Rtlne
Three Killed in Taking Movies Near Cordova Alaska
Three men killed during a film stunt near Cordova in Abercrombie canyon Copper River region. Los Angeles stunt man Ray Thompson Joseph Bautin from Juneau and Pat Daughters from Bookang died amid a crash sequence. Bautin died saving Daughters and Thompson after grappling with stunt colleagues Gordon Croeth and Tom Granville. Cravath survived, Thomashone swept away. Only Bautin recovered.
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Cordova
Alaske
Ray Thompson
Los Angeles
Joseph Bautin
Juneau
Pat Daughters
Bookang
Copper River
Abercrombie Canyon
Ty Miles
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayar
Bausin
bin Ire
Daughters
Thompson
Gordon Croeth
Tom Granville
Cravath
Gran
Arrested Woman Bank Bandit Named Pear Louise Loula
Police in Ohickanha Oklahoma announce the arrest of Pear Louise Loula, 21, in connection with a bank robbery. Reports say about $5,000 was taken, with $1,400 recovered. Officers described a tense pursuit and a confrontation as they recovered evidence and questioned witnesses.
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Ohickanha
Okla
Pear Louise Loula
Dexy- Paperra
Casta Citekaawa
Kirby Loses 3 Million Suit in Cleveland Court
In Cleveland June 29 a civil action valued at 95 923 053 12 was dismissed. Former Cleveland Discount president Joriah Kirby, now serving time in a penitentiary, faced the suit brought by four former stockholders alleging mismanagement of funds. The court apportioned responsibility for the company's finances to Kirby and related managers.
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Cleveland
Jata
Joriah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
2OW
Allenta
Deatafon
TRA
Kirby
Veteran 13 Drowned in Chie River Fatality Near Suburb
World War II veteran John Alea drowned while bathing in the Chie river just north of the suburb. His body was recovered after slipping into an eroded hole. Authorities reported the incident occurred today and are investigating the circumstances.
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John Alea
Chie
Yeauburb
Byrd Winging Delayed Over Atlantic After Pacific Flight
Army aviators Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger completed a 2400 mile Pacific crossing from Oakland to Hawaii in 25 hours. They landed in Wheeler Field amid Army praise, declined a $10,000 prize, and shared their story freely. The voyage set the longest ocean flight record and drew wide public acclaim from officials and thousands on the ground.
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Honouulu
Lester J. Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
United States Army
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Theira
Aly
Howell
Maitland
Regenberger
Sat
Otter
United Sates
Poe Hegenberger
Mortland
Hegen- Berger
Oakland
Hinweilat
Wheeler Held
Tréy
Mateo Hopio
Waradipa
Mastland
Hogenberger
Hnitfax
Army
Floyd Bennett
Armorica
Grace Hop Flight Banned by Read Winds at Ocean Island
Richard Grace, aviator, and Rony Wood planned a hop from Grace’s Island to the mainland but read winds off Ocean MANA Island forced postponement. Grace rested in the afternoon while Nis Associates warned unfavorable conditions persist, delaying the return to Peary Harbor on Oahu until winds improve.
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Mana Island
OY - Katt
Hawa
Jone
Richard Grace
Rony
Wood
Grace
Nis
Peary Harbor
Oahu
State Roads In Good Shape For Holiday Travel
State highway officials report primary routes open and in good condition for the Fourth of July. Detours will affect travel between Linn and Camden with a thirteen mile closure from Linn to Camden, requiring a lengthy eighteen mile reroute over rough surfaces. Despite the disruption, officials say major highways out of Charleston remain open to handle expected holiday traffic toward Huntington Parkersburg and Bluefield with careful planning advised.
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West Virginia
Jilly
Anaid
Bet Coe Es Pe
Toad Commisston
Spencer Cin
Perm
Parkersburg
Clartsburg
Berdy Aculs
Spencer
Grive
Perley
Linn
Road Commission
Jinn
Camden
Ling An
Nesry
Tord Commission
B. Bracht
Titusville
Cply
Linn-Cosden
Thase
Ripley
Point Pleasant
T In
Charleston
Huntington
Bluefiatd
Wills Sulphur Springs
Togen
Pugo
No Definite Steps Taken In Plan to Cut Coal Rate
BLUEFIELD June 29 No definite steps leading to a 20 cent per ton cut in lake rate coal were announced by committees of Southern West Virginia producers stationed in Washington. The pact aims to match intrastate rate reductions granted to Pennsylvania and Ohio operators by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Pocahontas operators say they will press for the full 20 cent reduction to prevent loss of lake markets.
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West Virginia
Bluefield
West Virginie
Tooting
Washington
W. H. Rooplar
Pocahonton
Norfolk Ant West
Chesapeake and
Ohig
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Interatate Commerce Ommission
Iet
Thas
Itty-com- Doerd
Alexander
Pocahontas Fuel Company
New Yorke City
Eas
New “River Company
D. O. Dinkingon
Pady
Boston
Dick Company
Charleston
Ritter
Consolidated Goal Company
Westington D. C
Joseph D. Pras
Gharleaton
Fice
Pond Creek Pocahontas Coal Company
Elds
Hear
Coscary
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Dept Mile
Morningside
Setforna
Willie Willis
Robert Quillen
England
Rogers
Huerta
U. S. Neutrality
Stresemann
Balks
Dorothy Mackaye
M’kaye
Byrd
Atlantic
Pacific
Maitland and
Hegenberger
Artive
Honolulu
San Francisco
Binse
George ‘Novitle
India
Mert Acanta
Bernt Baichén
America
Trans. Atlantic
Fokker
Roosevelt
W. X
D.T
Radio
Americs
Bearn
Chattian
TS Ete
Amt Ghia
Jam
Bergh
Peions
Aol Cink
Wright
le Bourget
Jane
Tial Bourget
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New Yorke
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