Spanish Official Slain President Shot in Malaga
Antonio Romano, 62, president of the Malaga provincial parliament and leading socialist, was assassinated today in Malaga. Street fighting erupted between socialist and syndicalist faction partisans. the leftist coalition government reported cracking a rightist movement in seven provinces. Unidentified gunmen opened fire as he appeared on a street.
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Madrid
Antonio Romano
Aases
Malaga
Spain
Romano
Reeves Honored for Public Health Work and Legacy
Dr James Edmund Reeves, longtime Wheeling Chattanooga resident, honored with monument at Rivestrae during West Virginia Medical Association convention in Fairmont. A founder and leader in public health groups, he had ties to the AMA and other bodies. Connection to Adolph S. Ochs and to Anna M Jarvis noted. Frank M Murphy, 66, prominent business figure, dies of heart disease at Mountain Lake Park Maryland.
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James Edmund Reeves
Wheeling
Chattanooga
Tenn
West Virgina
Tennessee
Rivestrae
F. M. Murphy
Fairmont
Frank M. Murphy
Mountain Lake Park
Gates Sanitative Lotion Promises Ivy Ailment Relief
Advert says eczema symptoms near Grafton can be eased by Gates Sanitative Lotion available at Grafton Drug and Chemical Co or any good drug store. Promises to stop embarrassment and discomfort of poison ivy with a 60 cent large bottle.
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Grafton Drug and Chemical Co
Gates
Bridges Said Open to Vice Presidency on Landon Ticket
Governor H Styles Bridges of New Hampshire, age 38, was reportedly sounded out by a Landon aide as a potential vice presidential candidate. Bridges allegedly indicated that a second-place slot on a Landon ticket would be acceptable to him.
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Gov
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
Central Press
Divorcee Arrested in Slaying Case in Pennsylvania
Phillipsburg, Pa, June 11. Margaret Behmer, 42, a divorcee, was arrested today on charges of killing Louis W. Kreitz, 35, a Black barber. Police quoted her remark about learning he was a Negro after a quarrel.
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Phillipsburg
Margaret Behmer
Louis W. Kreitz
Kreitz
Emma R. Scott 83 dies at daughter’s home
Emma R. Scott age 83 died at 9 45 this morning at the home of her daughter Mrs W S Rowland 635 Maple avenue a victim of senility She had been in poor health for years and was a Graf ton resident for 16 years She was born June 2 1853 in Macomber West Virginia daughter of Christian C Bishoff and married twice first to D M Watring then A C Scott Survived by six children including Mrs Rowland William R Watring Mrs Maude Hart Mrs C W Monroe Arthur E Watring and Arnold E Watring Also surviving are brother George Biscoff and sister Mrs Elizabeth Peasley Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Emma R. Scott
W. S. Rowland
Maple Avenue
Scott
Grafton
Christian C. Bishoff
Macomber
W. Va
Bishoff
Virginia
Cheat River
D. M. Watring
A.C. Scott
Rowland
William R. Watring
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Maude Hart
Sherwood Park
C. W. Monroe
Miami
Fla
Arthur E. Watring
Clarksburg
Arnold E. Watring
Boone
Town
George Biscoff
Elizabeth Peasley
Rowlesbury
Mabel’s Back in Old Role at City Court
Mabel Brown, a familiar police court figure, faced Mayor E Otto Waugh after a month away. She admitted drinking at home not long ago, paid a $5 fine, and said she would soon leave town again. Also jailed for three days was Austin Wood on a drunk charge. Benny McDonald was ordered out of town for loitering. Betty Crook, arrested yesterday, was ordered to leave town to join her husband in Tennessee.
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Mabel Brown
E. Otto ‘Waugh
Mabel
Austin Wood
Benny McDonald
Evy
Betty Crook
Betty
Tennsee
Alibi Clears Man in Coal Branch Arson Case
Logan reports Roy Shuck, 25, African American, acquitted by jury of arson for burning Ms Lee Quinn's home during a political rally at Coal Branch. The defense claimed Shuck was at the rally and not at the scene.
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Logan
Roy Shuck
Lee Quinn
Shuck
Coal Branch
Backache Relief Through Kidney-Flush Treatment Ad
This ad claims nagging backache stems from tired kidneys and promotes Dean's Pills as a long used remedy. It emphasizes flushing 16 miles of kidney tubes by increasing urine output and reducing waste, warning of symptoms like frequent bladder pain and nighttime awakenings.
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Dean
Doun
Landon Attends Kansas University Commencement
Gov Alfred M Landon of Kansas takes a break from duties to attend graduation at Kansas University Lawrence and deliver the principal address.
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Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Kansas University
Lawrence
Bonus Arrival Is Slated For June 16
Postmaster James Murphy announced that adjust ed service compensation bonds for ex service men will not be delivered until June 16, the day after bonds are issued. A veterans verification board will meet that afternoon to certify bonds for payment and mail them to Charleston, with no cash local office payments. Personal verification will be required before any bonds are delivered or certified.
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James Murphy
Charleston
Fairmont Coed Finds Thirteen Four leaf Clovers
Eleanor Bracey a Fairmont State College coed seeks luck and searches Lecolete campus. She unexpectedly discovers thirteen four leaf clovers sparking belief in good and bad luck. The report notes her unusual tally and the campus charm of the find.
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Fairmont
Eleanor Bracey
State College
Lecolete
Old Grafton Landmark Carr Property Razed
The Carr property on West Main opposite the post office, a Grafton landmark since 1878, is being torn down to beautify St. Matthias Episcopal Church property. Purchased by the church trustees for 1000 dollars in January, work began this week and the site will be graded and sown in grass. Local historian Charles Brinkman suspects the Madden estate name and an older origin than 58 years.
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Grafton
Carr
West Main Street
St. Matthias Episcopal Church
Anthony Carr
G. L. B. Fetterman
Charles Carr
The
St. Matthias
Charles Steel
Charles Brinkman
Madden Estate
Hoover Attacks New Deal Critics as Opportunistic and Muddled
Hoover labeled the New Deal a spoils system and emotional economics, calling it a reckless mix of greed and power hunger. He criticized speeches by Tugwell Wallace Ickes and others as lacking repentance and argued the era promotes less production and higher prices.
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Uniwnueu
Tugwell
Wallace
Ickes
New Vitamin E Formula Wheeta Promises Vitality Boost
Science links vitality loss to Vitamin E deficient glands and introduces Wheeta a Vitamin E concentrate fortified with Vitamin A B and G derived from natural grains. Sold at Fountain Drug Store Grafton West Virginia the product claims to renew vigor improve complexion and increase overall energy with regular use.
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Great West
Fountain Drug Store
Grafton
W. Va
Republican Leader Calls for Stable Recovery and Liberty
A Republican speaker argues against New Deal policies and unstable currencies. He urges restoring genuine recovery through right principles and constructive jobs, warning against a planned society and dictation. He envisions GOP leadership to steer the nation from relief to rebuilding.
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Republican Party
America
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