Expert Debenture Plan Of Farm Relief Riles President Hoover
The House will vote likely tomorrow on the expert debenture plan for farm relief as a coalition in the Senate presses for its inclusion in the general farm bill. Hoover opposes the measure though White House talks suggest party leaders see it as a victory for their position. The Senate's rejection of the conference report prompts further House action and a renewed conference on differences.
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Hoover
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
White House
Prngress
Pra
Graftonians Hurt In Fatal Auto Wreck
Fairmont June 12 a Baltimore and Ohio railroad employee Jesse Riley was killed when his car veered on a curve near Watson go here and plunged into a ditch. Injured were Harold Del 23 Emmett Schmuck 18 and Frank Smirth 43 all residents of Grafton.
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Fairmont
Jesse, Riley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Grafton
Watson
Harold del
Emmett Schmuck
Frank Smirth
Swedish Flier Tests Plane on Long Atlantic Hop
Captain Albin Ahrenberg, Swedish flier, conducts a trial flight from Reykjavik to test repairs after a forced landing at Skaptaros. He eyes Greenland as a possible next leg, weather permitting, carrying fuel for 18 hours though Greenland route would take nine to ten hours.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Albin Ahrenberg
Stockholm
New York
Skaptaros
Greenland
Ahrenberg
Ivigtut
DOJ and Treasury join forces to curb Detroit border liquor flow
In Washington June 12 the U S department of justice reached out to United States Attorney John R Watkins of Detroit to coordinate with Treasury Department efforts already sent to the Detroit border area between Lakes Huron and Erie. Attorney General Mitchell aims to unify enforcement without waiting for Congress action.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Detroit
Mitchell
John R. Watkins
United States
Treasury
Lakes Huron
Erie
Believe School Teacher Ends Life in River
Police search Wheeling locate Lida Younginger a 45 year old public school teacher after a note reading farewell appeared in her room. She left home this morning in nightgowns and a coat and had been ill for several months.
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Wheeling
Ohio River
Lida Younginger
Belington Kiwanis Meet With Grafton Group
Belington Kiwanis members gathered at the Hotel Grafton for a joint program with the Grafton Kiwanis club. C A Blakeske spoke urging members to renew vows to build a better community in line with Kiwanis International. The event highlighted mutual commitments to improve Belington and Grafton as worthy places to live.
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C. A. Blakeske
Belington Kiwanian
Hotel Grafton
Belington Club
Graftonians
Grafton Club
Torch Slayer Forgetting Past on the Stand
Elizabeth New Jersey June 12 Henry Colin Campbell on trial for torch slaying of Mrs Mil dred Mowry Greenville Pa whom he married bigamously continued under cross examination Prosecutors used his confession saying he couldn t think straight when he shot the woman poured gasoline and set the body afire He said he cannot recall details of the crime Mind blank he recalled only an automobile ride He served time in Folsom prison Continued on Page Two.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Henry Colin Campbell
Mildred Mowry
Greenville
A. J. David
Campbell
Mind Blanc
Weling
Folson
Washington
Detroit
International Falls
Minnesota
Treasury
Lowman
Mexican Church Peace Put Up to Vatican
Mexico City June 12 A conference between the Mexican president and two Roman Catholic emissaries was expected to decide whether church services would resume. The next step would be a papal decision by Pope Pius after a report to His Holiness by Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz Flores and Bishop Pascual Diaz following a 48 hour meeting.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Vatican
Pope Pius
Leopoldo Ruiz
Flores
Michoacan
Pascual Diaz
Tabasco
STATE RESISTS FEDERAL PLANS TO HELP WHITE
Minnesota officials led by David Hurlburt announce resistance to federal takeover of the E J Whites case, a border patrol shooting in International Falls. White faces second degree manslaughter amid state and federal investigations. Officials say the public anger targets the enforcement system, not individuals, and seek trial in state courts.
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Juhnternational Falls
Minn
Minnesota
David Hurlburt
Koochiching County
E. J. Whites
Henry Virrkula
White
Ziree
Auties
de Bigalle
Justica
Hurlburt
Tsaue
Walter Nelson
United States Customs
Many Backsliders Denver Col June 12 192? Baptist faith
About 400000 members of the Baptist faith severed ties with the church after a survey and a prepared presentation to the Northern Baptist Convention in a Denver event. The move reflects widespread disaffection across congregations and prompts questions on church unity and reform.
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Denver Col
Baptist Talth
Northern Baptist: Convention
Denver
Urge State Bond Fund Used on Halleck Road
Taylor county residents press for $170000 West Virginia road bond funds to back the Grafton Halleck Morgantown route. State Sen W M Watkins and Rep Guy D Haymond endorse the plan amid farmer and Kiwanis club support. Community petitions circulate urging designated use of the $10 million bond issue.
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Halleck Road
Taylor County
West Virginia
Grafton
Charles R. Warder
C. E. Convention Captures Enthusiastic West Vic Youths
The state Christian Endeavor convention at Methodist Protestant churches draws growing delegations daily. Attendance is strong with senior Endeavors near full participation. Esther Roglers of Martinsburg spoke on Crusading With Christ, and Charles F. Evans of Christian Endeavor International led the evening lecture.
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Andrews M. E
West Vic
Esther Roglers
Martinsburg
Christ
Charles F.evans
Christian Endeavor International
Van Horn Western Manager of the Baltimore and Ohio
Retirement of F C Batchelder triggers seven executives reassigned across the system. H B Voorhees becomes Chicago vice president and head of B and O Chicago Terminal. W Van Horn named general manager of western lines in Cincinnati and Baltimore transportation chief. Continued on Page Two.
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van Horn
Baltimore and Ohio
F.C. Batehelder
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago
H.B. Voorhees
Western Lines
Cincinnati
Mr. Batchelder
Baltimore
Land Ohio
Chicago Terminal Company
Disinherited Rhinelander Plans Divorce Action
Las Vegas dispatch reports Harley Harmon acting for Leonard Kip Rhinelander says the disinherited New York scion will file a Las Vegas divorce complaint against Alice Jones Rhinelander, daughter of a New Rochelle chauffeur, on cruelty grounds. Rhinelander used the alias Lou Russell during a six month residency at a mountain resort north of Las Vegas while pursuing a real estate business. He disclosed his true identity following press contact and says he has been disinherited by his family. The couple previously separated after court and annulment actions in New York.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Harley Harmon
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
Rhinelander
Alice Jones Rhinelander
New Rochelle
N. Vinegro
Harmon
Bragman Ea
Am Mountain Resort
Nevada
Ted
Hews Services
Lou Russell
Rhibelander
Russell
Las Vegas District Court
Rhineelander
Ben
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All Brothers
Elks Home
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Simpson
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George Simpson
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Pete Rasmus
Ohio Stars
Mark
Believe
River
Belington Kiwanians
Grafton Organization
Kiwanis International
Belington
Kiwanis
Grattan
Torch Slayer
Esota
Rameau MacDonald
Labor
Hiaileft
Malcolm
Ishbel
Wanians
Kiwanis Club
C. E
New Rochellé
Alimoniy
Primrose 'S
Jack Sitters
Melody Boys
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