Trujillo to become youngest Latin American president
Santo Domingo August 13 Brig Gen Jael Leonidas Trujillo will assume the presidency on August 15 at age 37, becoming the youngest elected head of a sovereign nation. He vows to slim government, cut pay, expand education, diversify crops, and invite American and Dominican advisers to reshape the economy.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican
Jael
Leonidas
Trujillo
United States
Marine Pb
Republic
Rey
Will
Tru- Hillp
Congress
Plan to Reduce Crop of Sneezes In 1930
Aug 13. Reduction of the 1920 crop of sneezes planned in a big way by the health department announced today by Commissioner Arnold H. Re- ready to file 500 suits against owners of hay fever ragweed reading sign from Verdun lantern from a Verdun ca figl are among war relics ex hibits at the Chicago Historical.
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Arnold
Chicago
Radio Schedule Highlights from New York and Baltimore Listings
Eastern standard time programs feature Uncle Abe and David, Scores, Dance Orchestra, East of Cairo, Shilkret Concert Orchestra, Olive Palmer, Babe Ruth interviews, and various music segments on WEAF WABC and other stations. Additional listings include Evangeline Adams, Ann Leaf piano, Manhattan Moods, and Oregon broadcasts with foresters quartet and Toronto Dance Mates.
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WEAF
New York
Uncle Abe
David
Washington
East of
WABC
Evangeline Adams
Ann Leaf
Manhattan ‘Moods Trawlers
U.S. Marine Band
Smoker Q
Voice of
Columbia Observer
California Melodies Lawn’s Orchestra
WIZ
Floyd Gibbons
Amos 'N’ Andy
Phil Cook
Harry Kogen
Foresters Quartet
Amos 'N
Andy Floyd Gibbons
Toronto
Tuneful Tales and Nightly Musical Schedule Mosaic
A fragmented listing of radio programs across multiple stations including WJZ WEAF and WHAS with concerts orchestras and variety acts. Entries mention times studios call letters and scattered performer names such as Jack Little and Dot and Marylene, with regional notes like Cincinnati Detroit Nashville and Louisville.
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Aes -Whas
Louisville
Joe
Capt
Plano
Ag Seorea
Lucky Boys
Orchestra
WEAF
NBC
Jack Little
U. of
Brothers Seek Same Office After Carriage Accidents
Report notes the brothers contend for the same public post amid a string of horse drawn vehicle wrecks. Five people died in a recent airplane crash during the game period. Dr J A Cooper of New York will oversee the session through August 22, while Dr A Br Withers of Parkersburg serves as deans of the assembly.
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J. A. Cooper
New York
A. ‘Br Withers
Parkersburg
Local Baptist play and assembly notes in Philippi
Philippi hosts a community play titled Theity on Thursday at 8 15 pm in the high school auditorium as part of the Sunday School Convention activities. The West Virginia Baptist Assembly convened on the Broaddus campus with Dr Curtis Lee Laws supervising daily sessions through August 19. Many social notices list visitors and guests from nearby towns, with multiple names and towns noted among attendees.
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Odie
Philippi
Baptist Assembly
West Virginia Baptist Assembly
Broaddus
Curtis Lee Laws
New York ‘City
Junior Wolfe
Grover Wolfe
Kingwood Hospital
J Ray Arnold
Red House
Leo Quinn
Donald Mankins
Pittsburgh
Dan Manking
Edward ‘Williams
D. L. Mankins
Lake Lymn
Elden Fike
Oakland
Ralph Kerehiyal
Mildred Larue
Paul Larue
Little Washington
Dewey Funk
Morgantown
Jane
Mirs
Jamatly
Roy Orndorff
Mics
Irele Watson
West, Virginia Wesleyan
Bogus Hero Ends in Jail
Detroit August 13 Benjamin Lee a theater usher wore medals to woo a woman and gained praise from veterans. Suspicions arose when he was found to be about 12 at the war’s start. Justice agents questioned him as he confessed the medals were bought to win love and status.
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Detroit
Benjamin Lee
Michigan
Benjamin
Department of Justice
Hero- Jem
Scenic National Capital Tour Offers Five Day All Inclusive
An escorted tour packages rail travel hotel and sightseeing for five days at low cost. Those not choosing the inclusive option may buy a reduced round trip railroad ticket to Washington or Baltimore for 10.20 good for 10 days.
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National Capital
Washington
Baltimore
Horses Kill More Persons Than Planes in Wisconsin Q2
Madison Wis 13 The bureau of vital statistics state board of health announced today that horses killed more people than planes in Wisconsin during the second quarter of this year. During April May and June 118 persons lost their lives as a result of horse incidents versus aircraft occurrences.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
Notable Figure Denies Romance Claims in Suit
An Ameqiated Press item reports on Madge Mitchall, film actress, denying alleged romantic involvement with William N. Fillsehmann, cousin of Maj Max Fielsehmann, a prominent magnate. The suit centers on personal relations and public perception.
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William N. Fillsehmann
Maj -Max Fielsehmann
Yeagt
Madge Mitchall
Tunnelton News Roundup Shifts Through August Local Events
Ruth Wiles reports a frazzled September mood in Tunnelton with hospital updates for Boots Earl Riley, local guests at Riley and Cale homes, clerical additions at Hillman Supply, and Margaret Montgomery teaching in town. The Preston county WCTU and Sunday school conventions convened, plus reunions for Mankins, Whites, and Denser families. Local dignitaries plan a Rotary banquet, and numerous personal notes share travel, visits, and health updates.
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Ruth Wiles
Tunnelton
Boots
Earl Riley
St.Mary's Hospital
Clarksburg
Ed, Riley
Mine Faction Is Outlawed by Court Ruling
Benton Aug 23 The urine union faction led by Alexander Howat and Harry Fish faced a temporary setback as Circuit Judge J C Kern granted 15 individual miners in Franklin County a restraining injunction. The order bars Howat, Fishwick and all members of state and national boards of election from using the name United Mine Workers of America and from participating in the Springfield convention.
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Benton
Alexander Howat
Harry Fishwith
Ollow
J.C .Kern
Franklin County
Howat
Pishwick
United Mine Workers of America
Slaying Case Ties to Union Fight and Alleged Trigger Man
A Detroit radio announcer Jerry Buckley slaying is linked to a factional dispute within the United Mine Workers of America. The report notes alleged involvement of a “trigger man,” disputed claimants over mining wage bargains, and a Springfield origin for the Howat-led faction. Franklin County officials are referenced in the broader dispute.
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Hendy
Ted Pezzonh
New York
Pollos
Jerry Buckley
Detroit
Hoover abandons planned western vacation trip
Washington August report says President Hoover canceled or postponed a vacation to the Rocky Mountains due to drought relief duties. He left open the possibility of a later western visit if conditions allow. He plans to attend October events in Boston and a Caribbean tour may be considered later.
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Washington
Hoover
Rocky Mountains
American Legion
Boston
Cuba
Rio
Applegate 65 Dies. Former Arkansas Attorney General
Obituary notes the death of former Arkansas attorney general Applegate aged 65 from Little Rock. The brief entry cites affiliations with Greater New York and Chicago figures, mentions European fungus affecting elms, and notes Ohio as a location tied to the discovery.
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Little Rock
Ark
Applegate
Eral
Arkansas
Greater
New York
London
Chicago
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WAZ
Oreh
Woy Schenectady
Regital
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Sipriigticlad
Oracle
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WSK
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Sally
WSB
Atlanta
WEAP
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Dot
Marylene
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Washington Cook
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Apo
Wright
Datinare
Bo Shaffer
J.mi Yager
Highiscore
Fannie Wright
Bonnie Mason
Neva Syitzer
Watson
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Franklin Mesdames
E. B. Shaffer
Frank Poling
Clintophy
Harold Ter
Parsons
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Tacy
R. L. Poling
Winnie
Olive Hill
Lillie
McCoy
Wilma
G. .W. Digman
Nancy
Dorothy Digman
Stella Stone
Linden
N. J
Madeline Campbell
Odile Poling
G. E. Bennett
Grafton
Paul B. Ware
Elkins
Carl Cummings
Kingwood
Baptist ‘Assembly
Misa Nellie Bartlett
Gassaway
Octavia Bartlett
Maple Avenue
Kelley Smith
Gilmer County
Assembly
C. W. Bolyard
Carrie Bennett
Rafton
F. Morris Cochran
Albion
Mich
Y.T. Crim
Walnut Street
Fred Talbott
Edward Evans
Cumberland
Maryland
Howard’ Chrislip
woMtié J. L. Bradley
Gaugh
Mary
Allee
Rave
Clara Bennett
Allen Chrislip
Mentone
Cal
Pacific Coast
Schleswig- Holstein
Yee
E. A. Hoffman
Wheeling
W. Va
the Fair Department Store
E. Main St
Will Rosenshine
Prop
Pontiac
Oakland Motor Car Company
America
Warder’s
West Main Street
West Va
Reed & Robinson Auto CO
Oan andsMrey Russell Cale
Betty
Billy
Richard
Dorothy Prosser
Pittsbourgh
Frank P. Galso
Lula Cale
Nina Watkins
The
Hill
Fan Supply Company
Margaret. Montgomery
Preston County
Womans’ Temperance Union
M. E
Preaton County
Denver
Rotary Ranguet
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter Hart
Rotary Aeelubs
Fairview
Franklin County St. Regardas
John Lewis
Howa
United Mi Workers of America
Vacati
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