Illness Fatal to T. Giles of Webster
Benjamin T. Giles aged seventy two West Virginian died from paralysis Sunday morning after four months of illness. A Webster County resident lifelong and a respected citizen, he was affiliated with Webster Baptist Church. Survived by wife Sarah Reinhart predeceased him. Two sisters, two brothers and one daughter survive. Remains to Bartlet Funeral Home then to Giles home for funeral Tuesday at 2:30 pm with Reverends Kirby Pricket and Will assisting.
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Benjamin T. Giles
West
Elizabeth’ S A. Grow
Pruntytown
Mary Curry
Grafton
B. A. Giles
Webster
Geo. W. Giles
H. M. Queen
Pairmont
Bartlett Funeral Home
Giles
Grafton and
Webster Road
J. W. Kirby
Webster Baptist Church
Hugh Pricket
Yoke
James H. Lee Succumbs After Long Illness
James H. Lee, 78, a Hammond copper-carpenter, died at his home Sunday after a six year illness and a final collapse. Survived by his widow Jane and six children, plus one brother, he was a former Sand Ridge resident. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Church Camp Chapel Tunnelton with Rev. Winters officiating. Interment in Tunnelton.
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James H. Lee
Hammond
United Brethren Church
Sand Ridge
Jane Lee
Mary Cross
Montrose
Cora Phillips
Tunnelton
Rose Knight
Clarksburg
Pearl Bomer
Sarah Pracht
J. W. Lee
Newburg
Prank Lee
Morgantown
Wheeler Lee
Church
Suit Filed Against Tunney In Alienation Case
Bridgeport Connecticut July 22 a formal complaint in a 600000 alienation of affections suit was filed in superior court today by John S Fogarty of Mort Worth Texas now residing in Connecticut against former heavyweight champion James J Gene Tunney The case centers on alleged relations affecting Fogarty s marriage and seeks damages from Tunney in the Connecticut court
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Bridgeport
Fire Sweeps Collin's Settlement Roanoke Clarksburg
A midnight blaze in Roanoke within Collin's settlement destroys three buildings including a general store warehouse and Williams dwelling causing about 20000 dollars in damage. No further details on causes given.
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Roanoke
Collin’s
Andrew Williams
Williams
Richard Male Dies Patriarch Among His People
Richard Male aged eighty, a farmer and trusted civic leader in Cecil, died at his home after pneumonia. A life-long Cecil M H member, he guided his race toward law and peace, with many followers and a reputation as a just, steady voice. Survived by his widow Elizabeth and children Melanda Kennedy Saphrona Male Sarah Norris S. Male Ezekiel Male. Funeral Tuesday at Mount View Cemetery. Paris seeks regional European unity under Briand's leadership.
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Cell
West Virginia
Ceell
Cecil
Cecil M. H. Church
Elizabeth Male
Melandia Kennedy
Saphrona
Sarah Norris
Mate
Ezekiel
Bartlett Funeral Home
Mount View
Fred DeCust
Water shortage relief hopes dampened by storms
Weather across England in the last 48 hours failed to ease water shortages. Municipalities and farmers remain anxious as thunderstorms affected several areas but did not significantly relieve the crisis.
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Condon
Varias
England
Vicksburg Wharf Race Between Boats Reported
Dr. Louis Leroy of Memphis piloted his speed boat Bogie to the Vicksburg wharf at 12 50 p m and left at 1 25 p m for a race up the Mississippi toward St Louis. The Cox yacht from New Orleans had not been heard from.
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Miss
Louis Leroy
Memphis
Mississippi
St. Louis
George M. Cox
New Orleans
Medicos Discuss Theory At British Medical Meeting
In Manchester Ontario on July 22 doctors at the British medical association conference rejected the view that psychoanalysis with its sex theory poses serious dangers.
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Medicos
Manchester
Ont
British Medical Association
Birth-rate Decline Noted In Nation In Census Figures
Washington reports 1928 birth-rate at 19.1 per 1000, down from 20.7, while death-rate rises to 11.4 per 1000. Major Russell, ex Salvation Army in Wales now in Pittsburgh, to speak three evenings at Park View athletic field beginning tonight at seven thirty through Wednesday per Rev A H Elsey Nazarene pastor.
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Census Bureau
Russell
Salvation Army
Wales
Pittsburgh
Park View
A. H. Elsey
Nazarene Church
Quimby Opens Box in Newark With Federal Officials
Milton C. Quimby real estate man and promoter linked to the Clarke Brothers bank failure arrived in Newark and, with federal officials, opened a safety box registered in his name at Fidelity Union Trust Company.
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N. J
Milton C. Quimby
Clarke Brothers
New York
Fidelity Union Trust Company
Britain to resume talks with Russia despite China tension
London July 22 Foreign Secretary Henderson told the house that the present China Russia situation will not cause Britain to defer negotiations on diplomatic relations with Russia. He spoke in reply to a written question by Lieut Colonel A. P. Heneage.
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Henderson
House of Commons
China
Russia
Great
Britain
A. P. Heneage
Reverend Crickenberger Dies. Veteran Luther Church Pastor
Rev Crickenberger a Roanoke College trained minister long served Virginia Valley charges and later Grafton St Pauls. He taught at Yon Born and Luray colleges and held leadership roles in West Virginia and Washington synods. He married Ida Payne and left several children and a brother in law. Funeral from St Pauls Church in Grafton Wednesday at 2:30 p m with body to lie in state from noon.
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Port Republic
Virginia
Crickenberger
Shenandoah Valley
Roanoke College
Salem
Lutheran Church
Sunday School Union
West Virginia
Yon Born College
Luray
Baptist College
du Bois
Bridgeport
Ohio
Grafton
St. Paul's Church
Lutheran College For Women
Washton
D. C
Westirginia Synod
Ida Payne
Newport
Lawrence W. Heinlein
R. M. Parrish
City
Roy Zimmerman
Walter B. Stitt
Clarence B Tiarnes
Pennsboro
W. Va
Harold P
Dunbar
Frank Crickenberger
Colfax Ilinois
T. H. Rutherford
Roanoke, Va
Rey
Luther League
Funeral Service and Burial Arrangements
The funeral will be conducted by Rev. W. P. Cline of Grace Church Fairmont a president of the West Virginia Synod and sermon by Rev. Simon Snyder of First Lutheran Church Wheeling an ex president of the West Virginia Synod Interment at Blu mont Cemetery following the service under Bartlett Funeral Company supervision.
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Grace Church
Fairmont
West Virginia Synod
Simon Snyder
First Lutheran Ghurch
Wheeling
Bluemont Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
Uniform accounting system starts for air mail transport
Washington July 22 government moves toward readjusting pay for air mail services. A unified accounting system for the use of aviation companies is now in effect to reduce the postal deficit.
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Washington
Conspiracy Trial Begins in Martinsburg Court
In Martinsburg on July 22, the conspiracy trial of Henry Hannah and brothers Jack and Sam Luxemburg opened in federal court after Judge W B Baker overruled a defense motion for a continuance. The defendants face charges of conspiring to violate the national bankruptcy act.
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Elkins
Henry Hannah
Jack
Sam
Judge Carrington Tanner Marshall in Budapest Arrival
Judge Carrington Tanner Marshall from Columbus Ohio arrives in Budapest to conduct an investigation into modern crime. He is proceeding with inquiries and coordinating with local authorities.
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Budapest
Carrington Tanner Marshall
Columbus
Ohio
Ambassador on Vacation Embargoed for Peru Mission
United States ambassador to Peru Alex ader P. Moor returned home for a three month vacation. He arrived in New York on July 22 amid standard leave procedures, with duties to resume after the break.
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New York
Alexader P. Moor
United States
Peru
Engagement announced for Migs Hall and Frank Wilson
An engagement notice from Chicago dated July 22 announces the betrothal of Migs Eleanor Lorinda Hall Evans of Evansville Illinois to the Right Rev Frank Elmer Wilson D D. Hall Claire Switzerland is noted in the text.
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Chicago
Migs
Eleanor Lorinda Hall
Evanstom
Ill
Frank Elmer’ Wilson
D. D
Hall Claire
Swis
Applications for Bromley airman landings sent to Tokyo
Tokyo July 22 agents report the Tacoma Washington chamber of commerce filed applications for permission for Lieutenant Harold Bromley American airman to fly to or land on Japanese territory. The documents were received by the American embassy in Tokyo and forwarded to the Japanese department of communications for consideration.
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Tacoma, Washington
Dornier Wal Leaves Iceland For Faroe Islands Flight
Reykavik July 22 The Dornier Wal flying boat carrying Herr Grunau head of a German flying school departed Iceland five days after arriving from Sylt, bound for the Faroe Islands on its return flight today.
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Herr Grunau
Iceland
Sylt
Faroe Islands
Budapest Treaty Aims Conciliation Between Mary and Bulgaria
In Budapest on July 22 a treaty of conciliation and arbitration was signed, creating a commission to handle disputes between Mary and Bulgaria. The agreement establishes a formal mechanism for resolving conflicts, signaling improved relations and binding the parties to a structured negotiation process.
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Budapest
Mary
Bulgaria
Two Sailors Die In Connecticut Motorcycle Crash
Two sailors were killed when their motorcycle left the road and crashed into a telegraph pole near Odwich Connecticut on July 22. The victims were Roy Tescheren of Port Worth Texas and Max Tscherchen, stationed at the motive base in New London.
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Odwich
Conn
Roy 58
Port Worth
Texas
Max'Tscherchen
New London
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