Lindbergh honeymoon voyage in 38 foot Mouette
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and Anne Morrow set sail for a honeymoon voyage aboard the 38 foot motorboat Mouette. They cruised Long Island Sound from Englewood toward Boston, staying in quiet harbors, with locals noting their discreet sea passage and identity.
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New Loon
Conn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Long Island Sound
Bidowoyll 'N
Doar
Long Island
Boston
La Coste Wins Areheh Tennis Championship Title
Rene La Coste defeated Jean Boro tra in five sets 6-8 2-6 6-0 2-6 8-6 to win the Areheh tennis championship in Paris on June 3.
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Paris
Rene la Coste
Jean Borotra
Areheh
Love troubles end in killing
Charleston June 3 Mrs Pearl Craig 31 mother of five was stabbed to death in a rooming house. Benjamin Craig 41 estranged husband surrendered to police and admitted killing his wife in a quarrel over their marital troubles. Mrs Minnie Wolf proprietor found Craig bending over the body. he fled then surrendered. Chief Britton said Craig told him he went to the rooming house to try to persuade his wife.
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Charleston
Pearl Craig
Benjamin Craig
Minnie Wolf
Craig
John Britton
Opinions vary as to killing begin autopsy
Detroit June 3 Police and the coroner office clash over cause of Miss Mary Baylisses 27 a New York heiress and former teacher found in a hotel room. Coroner Burgess cites broken neck battered face and chest as evidence of homicide while Inspector Frahm says death from heart disease and neck fracture occurred during transport to the county morgue. Body found in bed, suggesting sleep, with absence of visible struggle noted by police. A second postmortem is ordered to resolve the conflicting findings.
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Detroit
Mary Baylisses
New York
James E. Burgess
Fred W. Frahm
Miss Lee
Burgess
Frahm
Coldest June Day Record Set In New York
The New York weather bureau recorded today as the coldest June day with a 5 am temperature of 44 degrees. The previous June low was 45 degrees set on June 2, 1907, following a heat spell that peaked at 90 degrees last Friday.
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New York
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Robert Dollar
J. C. Penney
Hager
New York Weather Bureau
Skilled Cops Sought in Atlanta Convention
Atlanta June 3 skilled police officials call for more capable officers to fight skilled criminals. Police Chief James L Beaver president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police stated at the 36th annual convention that officers are handicapped by the system handling common crimes.
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Atlanta
James L. Beaver
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Beavers
West Virginia Univ Ready for Graduation Day
Morgantown June 3 Special With 400 returning alumni 485 candidates for degrees and Gov William G Conley among guests the campus hosts dinners dances and receptions ahead of the sixty second commence ment Exercises culminate Tuesday in a diploma ceremony at the Field House along the Monongahela river Seats will be provided for all an estimated 6000 spectators expected to witness bachelors masters and doctors in academic robes and crimson purple and gold tassels Governor Conley to speak continued on page seven
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Morgantown
William G. Conley
West Virginia University
Monongahela
Conley
Grafton Will Gain From Astor Galloway Road Completion
Taylor county delegate Guy D. Haymond announces the Astor Galloway road will soon reach the Taylor county line, linking Barbour county residents to Grafton via a shorter direct route. He credits State Senator W. Merle Watkins and the Grafton Booster's Club for the project and notes a forthcoming formal update on repair work.
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Bear Mountain
Coal Center
Barbour County
Taylor County
Guy .D. Haymond
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Mr. Haymond
State Road Commission
Grafton
Berryburg
Corder Crossing
Galloway
Road Commission
Haymond
Merle Watkins
Martinsburg Man Dies In Runaway Car Mishap
Martinsburg resident Frederick Hollis aged 26 was killed when he fell from a runaway automobile on Braddock Heights Maryland. Driver A W Smith from Martinsburg lost control. four other men were slightly injured. Smith held at Fredericky Md. as the group returned to Martinsburg from Baltimore.
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Martinsburg
Frederick Hollis
Braddock Heights
A. W. Smith
Smith
Fredericky Md
Martingsbore
Baltimore
Deaths of David Irwing Ricker noted press writer pen name Stephen Wentworts
David Irwing Ricker aged 49 a Santa Monica journalist and magazine writer dies. He used the pen name Stephen Wentworts. The obituary appears as an Associated Press report from Santa Monica California.
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Associated Press
Santa Monica
Cal
David Irwing Ricker
Stephen Wentworts
St Augustine Students Earn Parochial High School Diplomas
At St Augustine church four girls and three boys graduated from the parochial high school in a ceremony marked by gold and white flowers and forenoon organ music. Rev M Coghlan of Moundville delivered the baccalaureate sermon urging faith, obedience and God as the source of life and wisdom. The junior choir sang Veni Creator Spiritus before the address.
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St. Augustine's Church
M. Coghlan
Moundaville
Father Coghlan
New Currency Arrives Here in Four Denominations
The first new smaller sized currency reached Grafton this morning with consignments to First National Bank and Grafton Banking and Trust Company. The $1 to $20 notes will debut July 10, featuring Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Hamilton portraits. Banks urged the public to begin adopting the new bills and discontinue the old ones as circulation starts July 10.
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Grafton
First National Bank
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Hamilton
Bost
Surgeons Meet in Capital for B and O Convention
The Association of Railway Surgeons of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will hold its 88th annual convention at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington DC on June 5 to 7. About 300 medical and surgical staff members are expected to attend as they discuss modern methods for treating railroad injuries and emphasize prevention of serious outcomes. The Wednesday morning session opens with member registration and a welcome address by Dr. Henry J. Jad.
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Association of Railway Surgeons of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mayflower Hotel
Washington, D. C
By & O
Henry J. Jad
Woman in Slaying Case Faces New Murder Accusations
Chicago police probe into the death of Cammeolia Soutar 24 found in a Hebron Indiana swamp. Mia Catherine Cassler 40 held on suspicion with witnesses tying her to the case. Husband Truman Cassler implicated in threats. A revolver seen but not recovered. Cassler and others questioned as reports cross towns. Continued on page eight.
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Chicago
Mia
Catherine Cagsler
Cammeolia Soutar
Hebron
Ind
Mrs. Cassler
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