Flashes of Life from the AP in a quirky daily wrap
A mixed AP digest notes Memphis fruit cocktails and a colonel Lindbergh palate on a warrant officer menu in Toronto an Ontario ad paid by the Publicity Bureau prompts liquor board chair D B Hanna to weigh tourist permits New York brash talk of a dethroned booze king and a smuggling syndicate tar 50 percent tariff rise Fargo ND society questions a link between smoking and poisoning Rome Pope Plus keeps Dante Marco Polo works on his desk Brady and Corbett again linked to boxing drama in San Francisco New York bridge players warned about Atlantic voyaging Core arsenic in liquor warns against drinking as doctor Roe E Remington notes a debtor says he is $150 000 in the hole
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Toronto
Ontario
Provincial
D.B. Hanna
Liquor Board
New York
American Chemical
Roe E. Remington
Foreign imports up price with Suez cheese and music
The passage notes higher costs for imported goods including Suez cheese from Switzer land or other countries, followed by champagne and a new record of canned music. It mentions the reverse side of records being arranged for roulette events.
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Washington
Switzerland
United States
Keleel Ross to Accept Wesleyan College Offer
Keleel M. Ross of Buckhannon West Virginia, a WVU graduate, plans to sign with Wesleyan College once released from his football staff contract at the university. He indicated terms from Wesleyan’s athletic board are agreeable pending permission to break his current obligation. H A Stansbury acknowledged Ross asked for release and said the athletic board of control would likely grant it.
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Keleel Ross
Wesleyan College
Morgantown
W. Va
Keleel M. Ross
Buckhannon
West Virginia University
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Ross
Wesleyan Athletic Board
H. A. Stansbury
West Virginia
Athletic Board of Control
Runaway Car Kills One Negro in Baltimore Collision
An unmanned street car rolled 18 blocks before derailing and crashing into a house steps, killing one Black man and injuring four others in Baltimore. Several other collisions with autos and street cars were narrowly avoided.
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Baltimore
Irish Hearts and The Double Cross Plot Unfolds
In a Warner Bros. melodrama Sheila Kildare and Emmett Murtough plan a future amid emigration and crime. Murtough joins bootleggers to betray their rivals, while Rory O’Shea and Sheila's romance spark at a dance as plans for smuggling a shipload of contraband advance and danger tightens around them.
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America
Emmett Murtough
Kildare
Murtough
Sheila
Rory O'Shea
Campeau
Garden
Mrs. O'Shea
Rory
Old Tom
Jack Reagan
Nick's
Tom
Tim
Davis and Elkins College graduation aims at true religion in youth
In Wheeling H C Ogden urged graduates to keep Christian ideals before the next generation to guide them away from the jungle law toward light. The address marked the 23rd annual commencement in the Davis and Elkins College auditorium. In Clarksburg a sensational liquor raid captured 235 gallons, two cars, and two alleged runners Manuel Garcia and John Gemma. Both posted 1500 bonds for June federal court. In Morgantown an explosion probe at Everettsville mine left 97 dead. the origin point remains unknown after a coroner's inquest. In Parkersburg a tractor accident killed C P Newell, a 63-year-old oil contractor, who died in Marietta, Ohio.
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Wheeling
Davis and Elkins College
Science Hall
Clarksburg
Hudson
Cadillac
Manuel Garcia
John Gemma
Glen Elk
George Harry Gordon
United States
Garcia
A. Duckworth
T. B. Everson
C. J. Swisher
Limestone Junction
Morgantown
New England Fuel and Transportation Company
Everettsville
Here
Martin M. Moore
Industry Must Organize Declares Warren Bishop
White Sulphur Springs June 9 Warren Bishop managing editor of Nations Business Magazine told the annual convention of the National Fertilizer Association that two forces push industry to organize government encroachment and new competition among materials He cited FTC actions against a mattress ad as an example of unfair competition later overturned by the courts.
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Bishop
Warren Bishop
Nation's Business Magazine
National Fertilizer Association
Pights Last Night By The Associated Press
Wilmington Cal Dilly Hart Philadelphia and Tiger Jack Burns Wilmington drew eight.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Cal
Dilly Hart
Philadelphia
Tiger Jack Burns
Drew
Rheumatism relief advertised by rational treatment
A vintage ad promises relief from rheumatism using a plant based tonic advertised as a proven remedy. It cites unsolicited letters of gratitude from sufferers and mentions Campbell in Johnson City Tennessee as a point of sale, claiming the product is made from fresh plant roots and herbs and sold in two sizes.
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Campbell Tas
West
Johnson City
Tenn
Dulla
Saan
Miners Begin Operations at Small Yorkville Coal Mine
A small coal mine near Yorkville, Ohio, owned by Chris Heil and leased to a miners group, will begin operations next June in Steubenville. The mine is among the region’s smallest, employing ten men.
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Yorkville
Scale
Tod
Chris Heil
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