Publication sums French policy as Mellon's merchant shift
Paris June 29 Communist Deputy Cachin accuses the government of steering France toward big business interests led by Mellon. He mocks Ambassador Herrick's WWI memorial speech, saying American idealism sounds fine at banquets but not in policy, noting Mellon’s practicality.
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Paris
Mellon
M. Cachin
Humanite
Ambassador Herrick
France
United States
Treasury
Pepper Accuses Murdock of Interfering in Prohibition
The Senate committee heard testimony that Pittsburgh grew lax after Baird quit and saloons advertised Mellon backed Pepper Fisher tickets. Senator Pepper claimed Murdock was asked to resign but insisted he would not intervene in prohibition matters. He denied pressuring Joyce and noted his own trust in Murdock. The committee will question Pepper again on Baird’s prohibition role as witnesses disputed his actions and salaries from the railroad while in federal service.
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Lush Fund
Ifingle
Pittsburgh
Baird
Mellon
Pepper-Fisher
Pepper
William G. Murdock
Philadelphaa
Murdock
Patrick Joyce
Luzerne County
Joyce
Internal Revenue Bureau
Reed
Prohibition
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Pair Discharged For Complicity In Death
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 29 Roy Bakewell and J G Mc Quade of South Brownsville were discharged by Alderman John W Darby on involuntary manslaughter charges tied to Herald Dusenberrys death. A new information charged Bakewell with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and he was released on 509 bail for a hearing. The pair denied knowledge of Dusenberrys death claiming he joined the rear seat of Bakewells car at Shady Grove Park and they did not notice his absence until arriving in Uniontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Roy Bakewell
J. G. McQuade
South Brownsville
John W. Darby
Herald Dusenberry
Morrgantown
Bakewell
McQuade
Dusenberry
Shady Grove Park
Attorney Selected as State Chief Prohibition Commissioner
Charleston June 29 Ross Wells an attorney of St Marys county was appointed state prohibition commissioner to succeed W G Brown of Nicholas county. Brown retired to resume his private law practice at Richwood Wells expects to assume duties in a few days for a four year term ending September 1 1929. He has been a lifelong resident of Weasants county.
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Charleston
W. VI
Ross Wells
St. Mary's County
W. G. Brown
Nicholas County
Gore
Brown
Richwood
Wells
Weasants County
Wells Named to West Virginia Post Amid Education Board Talk
The article notes Wells, a long time St. Marys lawyer and Republican, who studied at Buckhannon's West Virginia Wesleyan College and Morgantown's West Virginia University, is a war era assistant prosecutor and temperance advocate. It also reports Lena Lowe Yost of Huntington declining consideration for the education vacancy, while Governor Gore weighs the appointment.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Wells
Lena Lowe Yost
Huntington
State Board of Education
Gore
Mrs. Yost
Outdoor church services planned by West Main pastor
Rev Owls R Snodgrass of the West Main Street M Ef church announces evening services on the parsonage lawn next week. Attendees arrive in cars, sit around the edge of the lawn, and remain seated. Chairs and fans provided, sermon brief, coats and collars left at home. Services start 7:20 and conclude before dark with Sunday School orchestra and old fashioned song service leading the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owls R. Snodgrass
West Main Street
Woman Found Killed Is Identified By Police
Police identify the body of a woman found shot in an expensive coupe on Brickell avenue Miami as Mia T. G. Lamb, 26, of Tuscaloosa Alabama. A note to George hints at death by own action amid unrequited love. George Shackelford, a filling station employee, acknowledged the note and said he had known the woman briefly. he was released after admitting to police.
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Miami
Fla
Mia
T. G. Lamb
Tuscalosa
Brickell Avenue
George
George Shackelford
Shackelford
Walter Schuman
Baltimore
Argyle Avenue
Monticello Tea Celebrates Jefferson Anniversary at Ford Home
The Monticello Tea was held yesterday from 2:30 PM at the Ford home on Prontytown road hosted by Woodrow Wilson chapter of the Daughters of Democracy. A silver offering aided Monticello as a patriotic shrine, with a program of songs readings and pledges, and a dining display with yellow flowers and a silken American flag.
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Monticello
Gene W. Ford
Pruntytown Road
Woodrow Wilson
The
Daughters of Democracy
Continental Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Fora
Flo Hamilton
Lila Love
Cora Burdett
C. F. Schroeder
Stuth Shroyer
C. Schroeder
Jas. Deegan
Miss Tucker
Anne Tucker
Mary Forcello
Tucker
Teading
Edmund Hardin
Virginia Halderman
Betty Lee Hamilton
Hardin
America
G. B. Schroeder
Belle VanKirk
Elva McDaniel
Gene Ford
Kate Smith
FS. Suddarth
John Hamilton
Hatti Reynolds
C. W. Withers
Floyd Evans
John Guth
Howard Reynolds
Mable Whiteseer
J. \. Seranate
T. E. Gainer
Henry Kramer
Dorsey Warder
Pearl Gawthrop
J. W. Hamilton
T. W. Engle
J. Dean
Thomas Cather
A. B. Bartlett
T. W. Brohard
C. B. Wyckett
W. Samples
Quota Club meets in Grafton at Hotel Grafton
The Grafton chapter hosted an unusually interesting meeting last night. Dinner was served at 6 16. Miss Hazel Shuttlesworth, the president, presided over a lengthy business session. Miss Mary Leeds, a delegate to the Quota Club International convention held recently in Philadelphia, gave an enter- act.
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Quota Club
Grafton
Hazel Shuttlesworth
Mary Leeds
Philadelphia
Birthday Celebrations Honor Hubert Farrish Seventeenth
Mr and Mrs R M Farrish hosted a large birthday party for their son Hubert at their Brownlow Park home last night. About twenty young people attended with bonfire outside, roasting hot dogs and coffee, then games and dancing indoors followed by a late lunch and a decorated cake with seventeen candles.
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R. M. Farrish
Brownlow Park
Hubert
Wilda Knight
Thayar Street
Louise Holt
Eloise Kerr
Genesvieve Morgan
Melba Waters
Sitney — Sommerville
Famous Falemi Bey Case Recalled At Delegates Meeting
The narrative recounts the Falemi Bey case as Maggie Meller plans jewel sightings and outlines delegate events. Trains and auto caravans will transport attendees to lake venues, World’s Fair grounds, parks, beaches, and noted Chicago sites. Attendees include Mrs. Bryan Newhouse and Mrs. Max Zollinger hosting a June 26 shower in Fleming-ton with Mrs. Charles Stuart and Phyllis Newhouse among guests.
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Falemi Bey
Chicago
Grafton
Dorothy Williams
Charles Monroe
George Crawley
Stanley
Maggie Meller
Fahmi Bey
London
Pennsylvania Endeavor leader to speak at Beethren Church
E. T. Luckey of Pennsylvania, president of the state Christian Endeavor Society, will address the Beethren Church on Tuesday July 1. Members of other denominations are invited to attend Thursday evening for his instructive message.
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E. T. Luckey
Pennsylvania
State
Christian ‘Endeavor Society
Ty Birst Beethren
Dinner Party To Help Build Road To Preston County
A Thornton Independence road planning dinner at Conis Park cottage led to a formal scheme. County court will not fund the project but endorses a three citizen committee under the Taylor County Auto Club to raise funds and supervise construction with court oversight. Attendees included C. O. King, J. D. Martin, W. Merle Watkins, Dr P S Suddarth, Guy Haymond, T. W. Engle, Marty Muray, Alphonse Louthardt, 0.3 Fleming, and host H. H. Holt.
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Thornton-Independence Road
Merle Watkins
Nally
Conis Cottage
Park
Ling
Stra Glers
Watling
Taylor County Auto Club
jTo
Uifs
Auto Club
Messrs
C.O. King
J. D. Martin
W. Merle | Watkins
P S. Suddarth
Guy . Haymond
T. W. Engle
Marty Muray
Alphonse Louthardt
Fleming
H. H. Holt
Car crash near Woodward home on Pruntytown Pike
Two men and two women narrowly escaped serious injuries when a Jordan touring car left the road and overturned onto a fence near the Woodward residence on Pruntytown Pike. Occupants' names could not be confirmed from the readable text.
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Woodward
Pruntytown Pike
Conld
Train Crash Near Pruntytown Delays Route
An inbound Delhi bound machine toward Grafton veered off near Pruntytown. A fire penetrated the top of the freight seat but rescue crews righted the car and lifted it to ton by Spencer crane for removal.
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Delhi
Grafton
Stral Way
Spencer
Local Social Notes and Visits Populate Weekends
A flurry of visitors and residents fill the city as Dr. Charles Kimmel returns to Cincinnati with L. Kimmel ington Sheats while Clyde Lake and Squire Weston conduct business. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. John Me Fairmont and Mrs. Trevor Jones, with weddings, travel, and church social ties weaving through St Johns Street, Belial, and nearby towns.
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Charles Kimmel
L. Kimmelington Sheats
Cincinnati
Clyde Lake
Squire Weston
John Me
Fairmont
Trevor Jones
Jennings
Matthew Archdeacon
Guntown
Grafton
William Archdl
St. Johns Street
Robert Rowlesburg
Alta Sober
Wa Street
John Hades
Belial
Frances Carn Mary Smith
Burnell
Rub
Jean
Mont
Philipps
Bel
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M. P. McVicker
Roxy Moats
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Ruth MeVicker
Mabel MeVicker
Gladys Ludwick
Laura Titzer
Mary Margaret Pit
J. C. Wolfe
Forrest Moats
Roy Thorne
Charles McDaniel
Ace Moats
M. E
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Women's Foreign Missionary
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
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Ferndale
Ferndale Pavilion
Pottery
Mary Margaret Sommerville
Sentinel Office
BR. L. Newton
Warder Avenue
Mooseheart
Hotel
Sherman
Newton
Mooseheart Legion
Pitts
Thelma Stuart
Opal Jones
Alice Greathouse
Bessie Stuart
Nan Hodge
Carrie Jackson
Olive Dawson
Merle
Helen Kelley
Maxine
Rosemary Zollinger
Hina Wycket
Ted Thompson
Dill Morgan
Stanley Fleming
Tent Bailey
Join Coughlin
W. P. Riley
J.C. Taylor
Julian Newhouse
Ona Sinsel
Charles Stuart
J. D. Newhouse
Carrie Louise Sinsel
Master Dilly Newhouse
Duane Champlain
Irene Linge
Lingo
Champlain
Preston County
James Kelly
John I
National Capital
Stephen Waters
Hechmer
Paul, Ward
Fred
Greensburg
Havi
Georgier
W. L. Poe
Kessi Franz
Burka
Clburg
J.T. Demoss
Anet
Oletth Det
Clark
Eugene Harrison
Philippi
Franz
Dorothy McCue
Ad Street
Mary Smith
Martha Jolliffe
Mt Avenue
Filkins
Madeline Daughe
Marjorie McGovern
Visi
Harry
Mowndsville
Cline
Palen
Pairmont Theatres
Jefferson Hudson
Jington, Ky
Eimaddon
Charles Wilmoth
D.C. Peete Haw
T Ton City Hospital
Lawrence Heron
Fairmost
John Perkins
Uns
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R. L. Newton
J. Larnt
Independence
Flemington
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Fortney
Newburg
Gradton
City Hospital
A. W. Polling
Valley Head
Ruth
Hester
Virginia Madera
Marcus Burke
New York
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