Polls Prove America Dry Says McBride
Fragmentary text shows mentions of McBride and Pullen leading a West Virginia branch. Vague references to polls, dry America and a state meeting imply party or organization activity with editor names and page cites, but details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
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America
McBride
West Abe
Pullen
Sar
The
Bay
Jina I. Lesser
Af Charlevion
Plesee
Sani
Fragmentary note from Willis Willis-ReGskee
A damaged OCR fragment references Willis Willis-ReGskee and a vague plan or action. The readable bits mention a home, a window, and uncertain timing around "190m" and "potiog" without clear context or identifiable events. No identifiable persons beyond the Willis names emerge.
Al Capone Arrested Again by Miami Cops
Miami police arrested Al Capone and a companion outside the American Legion boxing arena for vagrancy. They posted $100 bonds and were released after identification as Al Prignano. A municipal court hearing is set for tomorrow morning.
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al Capone
Miami
Fla
Chicago
Rtcketers
Guy C. Reeve
American Legion
Capone
al Prignano
Releqeed
Mounicipal Court
Sea Dogs and Senators Clash Over Naval Treaty Debate
Washington May 19. Delegates to the London Naval Limitation conference sparred over the pact in a Senate foreign relations session. Admiral Jones recalled letters favoring six inch guns while Admiral Bristol defended American independence to oppose the eight inch division. Senate leaders expect hearings to conclude with little change in stance.
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Washington
America
Benator Reid
Fenneyl Warne
Bilary P. Jones
Ad Rend
Jones
Bristol
Benatoc Robinson
Democrat
Arkansas
London
Mark L. Bristol
Chatman
Havy General Board
Allelicn
Adulira
Senate
Red Men to Open Council Today
West Virginia Red Men and Pocahontas delegates gather in Charleston for joint council events. The Red Men meet in the Dent Boone Hotel ballroom with a reception after registration. Pocahontas degree proceedings take place in the 10 O.K. hall on Virginia Street and Penn Avenue, starting at 9 30 block.
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Pocahontas
West Virginia
Charleston
Red Men's Council
Dent] Boone Hotel
Virginia Street
Pennayivants Avenue
sbis_smomme
Rona Council
John Wolfe
Marc W. W.werts
Hemves Will
Bachém David Take
Maggie Vandine
Curtis Breaks The Prolonging Life Of Tariff Debenture
Vice President Curtis led Senate action to free conferees from pledges on the debenture and text provisions of the Hawley Smoot tariff bill as final action looms. The votes opened path to abandon the debenture clause and push a compromise while House leaders weigh preserving presidential tariff changes.
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Curtis
Tariff
Washington
House
Senate A
Hoover
Smeot
Utah
Senate
Tariff Commission
Etris
Shipstead
Minnesota
Bhipstead
Goldaborough
Maryland
Depenters
Gort
Hatfield
Virginia
Tydings
Joan Lowell Injured in Baltimore Motoring Accident
Joan Lowell author of Cradle of the Deep was hospitalized in Baltimore at Union Memorial hospital with shock and minor injuries after a weekend motoring accident near Washington. Miles Lowell, reported as a relative, would remain in hospital for several days.
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Baltimore
Joan Lowell
Union Memo
Miles Lowell
Washington
Liens on Seized Autos May Allow Recovery of Cars
Washington report states that holders of liens on seized automobiles may recover their vehicles if the government did not prosecute the unlawful transport of liquor. The ruling clarifies government discretion under the prohibition law and outlines when forfeiture proceedings are required, affecting financing firms with liens on cars valued around two million dollars.
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Washington
Renamy
Ae. Ee
Seine
Admitted Slayer of 10 Men Flirts With Girl Reporters
Texas dim Baker, a 28 year old with a flat face and thick neck, on trial for the Guggenheim laboratories watchman murder after confessing to multiple killings worldwide. He flirted with two girl reporters in court and remains defiant, expressing a wish to be electrocuted.
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New York
Texas
Baker
Guggenheim Laboratories
Jim
Warden Lawes
Sing-Line
Foon
Beory Gaw
Gaw
Mets
Detroit
Germany
India
Houston
Tex
Philipspine Islands
Fas McManne
James D
Murray
George
Pease
Cal
Flood Shelters Rise as Arkansas Flood Reaches New Peak
Flood waters driven by recent heavy rains push Arkansans into shelters in box cars tents and private homes. In Elaine eastern Arkansas a tornado killed 16 Black farm workers and more than 60 others were hospitalized. About 2 000 people sheltered in Amackover and Calion families fled homes as creeks overflowed. Rescue and relief efforts noted across Fulton Red River region with thousands displaced.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Mwolten
Ufe
Elaine
Melens
Amackover
Amackover Creek
Calion
Ouachita River
Fulton
Red Tiver
Arkatsos
Billy Sunday To Speak Tonight At High School Auditorium
Charleatan welcomes evangelist Billy Sunday to speak at eight o'clock tonight in the high school auditorium under the Mission auspices. John Laing, John L. Dickinson, O. J. Morzion, A. S. Thomas, Mayor W. W. Wertz, and Rev. Pet B. Withrow organize the reception. Sunday arrives this afternoon and will be entertained at the Daniel Boothe hotel after a Detroit campaign stop.
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Sunday
Rugged Cross
Ernest Thompson
Withrow
Woman Wins Seat in Newfoundland By-Election
Lady Melen Squires wife of the Premier was declared elected to the Newfoundland legislature in the Lewisport by election held last Saturday. She won 1 086 votes to Arch Northcott 241, the by election following the franchise act passage in 1939.
Supreme Court To Hear Camp Today
The West Virginia Supreme Court will hear an emergency writ case involving Kanawha County’s county superintendent O Emerton Camp and ten district board presidents. The petition from Malden district taxpayers seeks to declare the office vacant after Camp’s larceny conviction, while Camp’s lawyers argue vacancy requires a court ruling on his appeal from a criminal case. Attorneys A M Belcher Frank C Burdette and D L Ballebury will represent Camp and the district presidents.
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Boards of Education
Kanawha County
O. Emerton Camp
State Supreme Court
Camp
Supreme Court
Malden
Chimp
BOQ
Final Evacuation Of Rhineland Nears Start In France
In Wiesbaden Germany on March 19 the final evacuation of the Rhineland occupied for over a decade moves toward official commencement tomorrow. The custodian of German proportion received notification from the French supreme command confirming the plan though evacuation details were not released. French soldiers are expected to begin advancing in the coming week.
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Wiesbadem
Germany
Rhineland
Graf Zeppelin Leaves Seville for Brazil Flight
Seville witnesses the takeoff of the Graf Zeppelin bound for Pernambuco Brazil. Infante Alfonso visits his cabin briefly, thousands watch the mooring, and ground crews handle the giant airship amid heat. Two German planes bring mail. one overturns on landing with no injuries reported.
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Seville
Spain
Peasengers
A. m
South Atlantic
Brazil
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Infante
Alfonso
Pernambuco
Brasil
Earth
Teast
Hugo Eckener
Sandys
Dirigtate
Seriily
Emilo Herrera
Spanay Sointtogs Corps
Infant
Hatfield Pleads For State Water Power Protection
United States Senator Henry D Hatfield spoke in Huntington urging the legislature to enact legislation to harness West Virginia water power for the state He argued it matters little whether energy is moved as raw form via pipes or wires and pressed that water power wealth is engrossing and should be protected for the state
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Huntington
United States
Henry D. Hatfield
West Virginia
Bishop Cannon Cleared by Church Body Vote
In Dallas on May 19 the Episcopacy committee of the Southern Methodist Church voted 54 to 11 to exonerate Bishop James Cannon Jr of Richmond and Washington from stock market speculation charges. The panel found the allegations by Judge Fitzhugh and others unsubstantiated and appointed a committee to draft a formal report for the conference. Cannon admitted to past concerns and expressed regret, insisting he would not do it again. Page 7, Col. 2.
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Dallas
Tex
Fiplacopacy Committee
Mathodint Episcopal Church
South
James Cannon, Jr
Richmond
Ami
Washington, D. C
G. T. Fitzhega
Memphis
Josephus Panlels
North Carolina
Forder
Bishop Sea Lee Phsted
Ratta
Smon
Serpy
Kable Aid
New York
Noten
Kuble and Company
Rose Show Rules Publicized by Charleston Rose Society
The Charleston Rose Society releases rules for a community rose show to be held Thursday at the YWCA hall. Open to all residents of Charleston and suburb areas, regardless of Rose Society membership. Entries must be received at the YWCA by 9 40 in the morning. most containers will be provided except for listed classes.
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Charleston
Charleston Census Row Sparks Council One Night Clash
Local figures Mr. S Puffer and Mr. H B Buster clash over Charleston population numbers from the 1930 census. Buster says his enumerator and efforts earned council thanks, while Puffer claims undercounting by 6 774 persons and asserts his own enumeration. Council members defend Buster and express thanks, amid disputed figures and cooperation from the chamber of commerce.
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Mr. Buster
Mr. Puffer
Charleston
D. Puffer
H. B Buster
Brother Biuter
Puffer
Chamber of Commerce
Buster
Lita Offteindl
Puster
Pofter
Coundil
Chamber of Cammerce
Atteg
Putter
Othareisa
Bapter
Psa
Pennsylvania Senate and Governor Races Feature Turbulent Campaigns
A Philadelphia era political tableau outlines Pennsylvania’s in a noisy Senate fight and governor contest. Leaders from Philadelphia and beyond debate candidates, alliances, and party strategies amid shifting loyalties and internal rifts as August primaries loom. The piece notes key figures such as Vere, Grundy, Pinchot, and other prominent names shaping the party’s path toward November.
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Philadelphia
Pennesylvania
Pennary
Pennsylvania
Bates
Renate
Gevermoransg
U. G Eensteepd
Willem S. Vere
Tially
Pennts
Crundy
Francis
Mdak Bevin
Delphie
Penetats
Sud
Thomas Butler
Pinchot
DAV
G. Pilladelphia
Fishwick Witness Against Mine Head
Springfield May 1 Barry Plahwick president of the limols mite balon jock the wit Mand today to further tie ine ternational president of the NOmhtet Mine Workers of America declared contempt of court Counts for the Pishwitk group is seeking to show that Laws and his Followers violated the Injunction suit October 10 197% Rafraning from Interfering with the affairs
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Springfield
Barry Plahwick
The
Limols Mite Balon
Jock -the. Wit Mand
Nomhtet Mine Workers of America
Pishwitk Group
Lawss
Tollowers
Rafraning
Parley Debacle Reported Amid Boat Confusion
Fragmentary copy notes a chaotic parley with many boats involved and uncertain outcomes. A presidential review was anticipated tomorrow, with unclear references to attendees, tents, and actions.
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Evangelist
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Fill
Ingvald
Beng Anderson
Sydney
P—Ingveld
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