IOWA DEMOCRATIC SENATE FIGHT NEARS DECISION IN PRIMARY
In Des Moines Iowa Democratic senatorial contest heats as Rep Otha Wearin claims Roosevelt welfare at stake while Sen Guy Gillette rival seeks party support. Wearin alleges unity push from Sen Herring amid claims of non Iowa influence and radical links. In Charlotte North Carolina voters face Reynolds versus Hancock for the U S Senate with several incumbents seeking renomination.
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Otha D. Wearin
Roosevelt
Iowa
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Nelson G. Kraschel
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Davenport
Clyde L. Herring
D.-Ia
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Tommy Corcoran
Maury Maverick
Texas
WPA
Harry Hopkins
New York
Homer Martin
Detroit
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Charlotte
M. C
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Frank W. Hancock
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Reynolds
House
John H. Kerr
Troy T Barnes
Wilson
Graham A. Barden
C. L. Abernathy, Jr
A. L. Bulwinkle
Ham C. Jones
Zeb Weaver
R. L. Whitmire
Hendersville
William B. Umstead
Walter Lambeth
Connie Fights Size Comment Sparks Courtroom Moment
In a continuation from page one, Miss Bennett defends herself by presenting a group portrait of herself, her son Peter, and a cocker spaniel by Tino Costa as a more accurate likeness than Pogany's work. She recalls feeling embarrassed by remarks about Ms Pogany's size, causing confusion in the proceedings.
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Connie
Miss Bennett
Ms. Pogany
Peter
Tino Costd
Pogany
Widow of Peasant Woman Grieves After Train Bombing
Insurgents led by General Cedillo attack a train near San Luis Potosi injuring many and killing two, including the husband of a grieving peasant woman. The incident underscores the violence afflicting the region as Factional conflict escalates.
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Cedillo
San Luis Potosi
Noted Cowboy Screen Star Bob Baker to Visit Strand
Bob Baker, Universal’s new singing cowboy, rides into Prescott with six foot presence and a famed horse for a Strand Theatre appearance tonight. The 24-year-old Arizona native, plucked from ranch life, rose to fame via a long Universal contract and a coast to coast radio run as “The Golden Voiced Cowboy.”
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West
Bob Baker
Universal
Strand Theatre
Baker
Tom Mix
William S. Hart
Gary Cooper
Hoot Gibson
Buck Jones
Arizona
Hollywood
Universal Studios
Prescott
Lois January
Universal City
Sylvan Simon
Charles R. Rogers
Golden Voiced Cowboy
Actress disputed painting cost in jury hearing dispute
The actress said she agreed to pay Pogany 500 dollars while Pogany testified the charge was 35 000 for the decorative creation. He claimed changes were made after she viewed the portrait except painting her fingernails red to balance the color. Attorneys planned to complete the collection case and submit to a jury of nine women and three men.
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Pogany
Hatfield Family Reunion Set on Main Island Creek
The Hatfield family will hold its annual reunion on Sunday at the Hatfield home on Main Island Creek. Dr. Henry D. Hatfield of Huntington, former U S senator and former governor, will deliver the speech.
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Huntington
Hatfield
Main Island Creek
Henry D. Hatfield
U. S
Capture of a thief in Beckley on June 3
James Bogle a Black man was pursued and captured by Lionel A Landers a local business manager after Landers said he saw him entering a residence window. Patrolmen Millard Tyree and Charles Giglia charged Bogle with breaking and entering.
Blast survivor dies in Moundsville mine disaster
June 34 report from Moundsville confirms David Brooks, one of three men who escaped the Panama mine explosion on July 11, 1912, has died. The blast killed six workers.
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Moundsville
David Brooks
Panama
Gas Proves Fatal For Carnegie Worker
June 3 report: David Kerr, 57, a Carnegie Gas Co. employee, was found dead in his garage with the car engine running and monoxide gas suspected in his death.
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David Kerr
Carnegie Gas Company
Negro Admits Five Murders in Chicago and L A
A 16 year old, Robert Nixon alias Thomas Crosby, confessed to slaying four women and a young girl in Chicago and Los Angeles, all by bludgeoning with a brick. He implicated two other alleged accomplices in the Johnson and Worden cases, with police presenting corroborating prints and reenactments.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
John Boyle
Walter Storms
Robert Nixon
Thomas Crosby
Boyle
Storms
Florence Johnson
Florence Thompson Castle
Jimmy
Anne Kuchta
Chicago Hospital
Edna Worden
Marguerite
Nixon
Johnson
City hall rows over parking meters reach truce
Investigators tied slayings to Nix ons fingerprints while County court fights over emergency parking meter ordinance move toward a settlement. Bank officials drop objections to meter installation and city allows momentary parking for bank customers as legal actions unfold and warrants issue for violators.
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BANK
Francis L. Warder
Herbert W. Dent
Grafton
A. E. Lockard
Inventor Kowalsky Saved from Potter Field Grave
Pittsburgh June 3. Verona businessmen raised funds to rebury inventor John Kowalsky who died at 73. A contemporary of the Wright brothers he designed electric motors and combustion engines but died unclaimed. His body was saved from burial in a potter's field and later honored.
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Verona
John Kowalsky
Potter's Field
Wright Brothers
Kowalsky
Wrights
M ‘Dursial
The
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Same
Fortun
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