Marietta Visitors Return Home After Week in Grafton and Nearby
Mrs. Ralph Hively and Edwin with Miss Carmen Gall from Marietta Ohio left after two weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gall near Pruntytown. Mrs. Gall and her son George Woodrow and Mrs. George R. Reynolds stay as guests for a few weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Alden Beagle and Janice returned from Memphis after Kiwanis convention. Miss Pearl Combs of Belington called on friends in Grafton en route home from Clarksburg. Mrs. Grace Frye came home from McMechen after attending Linsly Institute commencement for Marion Brown. Rose Helene Pendergast returned from Chicago after brother John J. Pendergast’s Loyola University School of Medicine graduation.
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Ralph Hively
Edwin
Carmen Gall
Marietta
Ohio
R. B. Gall
Pruntytown
Gall
George Woodrow
George R. Reynolds
Janice
Grafton
Memphis
Pearl Combs
Belington
Miss Combs
Clarksburg
Broaddus College
Grace Frye
McMechen
W. B. Brown
Linsly Institute
Marion Brown
Rose Helene Pendergast
Ffrom Chicago
John J. Pendergast
Loyola University School of Medicine
Dr Campbell Up In Court In Drunkenness Case
Dr Campbell faced police court on a drunkenness charge and for carrying a weapon during a disturbance near his West Main street home. An earlier Main street collision led to questioning, then he refused to be restrained, pulled a revolver, and was fined $10 for drunkenness and $50 for carrying a weapon after appeal and bond.
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Campbell Wa
Ony Bell
West Main Street
Main Street
Tobias
Sherf
A. St. Bdyard
Charles Morris
Campbell
Morris
W. N. Mays
Clarence Stimon
Boyd Street
Hugh Warder
C. E. Wyckoff
G. W. Ford
Dr. Campbell
Thomas H. Cather
Green
Two Birdmen Welcome in Baden Baden Germany
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine received a rousing reception in Baden Baden as about 2000 people welcomed them at the railway station after their Berlin arrival. Municipal leaders escorted them to their hotel amid autographs and cheers. They were serenaded in Frankfort and Karlsruhe by Aero Club delegates and scouts. Plans include touring the Bist Forest and departing for Bremen to meet their wives. Aircraft valve problems delayed visits to Munich and Vienna, delaying otherwise planned rights to those cities.
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Baden-Baden
Germany
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Berlin
Frankfort
Karlsruhe
Aero Club
Bist Forest
Bremen
New York
Columbia
Munich
Vienna
Chamberlin
Levine
Raid by masked robbers at Abbott Chemical Lab unsolved
Eight masked robbers raided the Abbott Chemical Laboratory in North Chicago for seven hours binding two watchmen and barricading themselves armed with three machine guns. The raid remained unsolved as officials found nothing missing after checking stamps money formula files stock and products. Officials discounted theories of a new narcotic formula and said chemists had not perfected such a formula.
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Chicago
Abbott Chemical Labratory
Here
Three Arrested in City Over Moonshine Fuelled Liquor Case
State Trooper H K Debendorfer detained three men after weekend patrols on the South Side. Thomas Taxi Company proprietor S A Thomas was charged after a pint of moonshine was found in his car and faces arraignment before U S Commissioner Gordon in Clarksburg. Herschel Pogue and accomplice Dominic Lobis were held on liquor charges with Pogue facing a federal hearing. William Payne, a known offender, was arrested on Front Street for sale of liquor.
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H. K. Debendorfer
S.A. Thomas
Thomas Taxi Company
Thomas
U. S
Gordon
Clarksburg
Lavor
Herschel Pogue
the Recreation
Front Street
Denbendarfer
Dominic Lobis
Dehendarfer
William Payne
Holna Comedy
Trouper Debendarfer
Payne
Everybody's idea of a good time in a bad time
A reflective line contrasts subjective pleasures with collective hardship. It hints at differing experiences of joy amid adversity, suggesting social or cultural tensions shaping what is considered acceptable leisure during tough periods.
Robbery at Dells Inn Nets Over 10000 in Receipts
Five masked armed men robbed the Dells Inn roadhouse north of Chicago and escaped with the week’s receipts exceeding $10,000. Manager Samuel Hare was overpowered and found wounded on the kitchen floor as the robbers looted the safe.
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Chicago
Dells Inn
Samuel Hare
Hare
Editors and Publishers Meet in West Omaha Convention
Editors and publishers from across the nation gathered in Omaha Nebraska on June 13 for the National convention. The meeting focuses on industry issues and editorial standards as leaders discuss future directions for newspapers.
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West
Omaha
Neb
Editorial Association Tour To Visit Western Nebraska
An editorial association plans a tour through western Nebraska and the Black Hills including a visit to President Coolidge's summer White House. The itinerary features stops at regional communities and historic sites as part of the focused gathering.
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Nebraska
Black Hills
President Coolidge
White House
Complete Inquiry Into Murder of Ambassador
In Warsaw an official inquiry concludes the assassination of Soviet minister Peter Volkoff in Poland last week. The suspect Boris Koweeda, a young Russian monarchist student, is to stand trial before a special court with widespread expectation of a death sentence.
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Warsaw
Poland
Peter Volkoff
Boris Koweeda
Fortifications in Eastern Germany Destroyed by Germany
Berlin reports the German foreign office informed the diplomatic representatives of Great Britain France Italy and Belgium that the destruction of eastern German fortifications is complete, following the Paris agreement of January 31.
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Berlin
German Foreign Office
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Paris
Byrd to Receive Honorary Degree at VMI in Virginia
Commander Richard E. Byrd will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Civil Engineering at the Virginia Military Institute in Richmond on June 12. Governor Harry F. Byrd of Virginia announced the plan, noting Byrd had altered travel to attend the ceremony.
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Richmond
Richard E. Byrd
New York
Paris
Virginia Military Institute
Harry F.byrd
Virginia
League Meet Opens Today In Geneva
The 45th session of the League of Nations council opened in Geneva. Sir Eric Drummond was approved to extend league facilities to the naval limitations conference opening in a week. The Netherlands will call for an international law recodification conference if the league assembly approves the council’s report. The Hague’s role in shaping league codes aims to secure participation by the United States and other non members.
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Council
Eric Drummond
League
Netherlands
League of Nations
League Assembly
United States
Hague
Stimson Receives LL D Degree At Syracuse
President Coolidge letter read at Syracuse University commencement announces Col. Henry L. Stimson, former secretary of war, awarded doctor of laws for his peace efforts and service to humanity. It notes his recent role in Nicaragua ending revolution through conciliatory methods and honors his wartime leadership.
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Syracuse
Coolidge
Syracuse University
Stimson
Nicaragua
Henry L
Nicarauga
Car overturns and three killed in Troy crash
In Troy on June 13 a car overturned resulting in the deaths of three occupants and injuring a fourth person. Authorities investigated the crash scene and identified the victims as residents of the area. Further details were not immediately released.
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Troy
N.Y
Car overturns on embankment near Albany Troy trip
An automobile skidded on a sharp turn, went down a five foot embankment into a field, overturning. The injured party was returning to Albany from Troy in a new car when the crash occurred.
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Albany
Troy
Io New
Heads Parade All His Own
New York June 13 William B Francisco of Jersey City tried to lead the Lindbergh parade in an automobile with a propeller plane front The police insisted he join the parade hours later The vehicle balked but finally started and he proceeded solo toward the Bronx amid cheers
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New York
William B. Francisco
Jersey City
Francisco
Groover Whalen
Bronx
Random at the Pistol Range
A vivid classroom tale describes a brutal range drill where an instructor calls for fire at Random. Amid carnage a lone freshman remains ready as the instructor yells to shoot, prompting the student to wait for Random to pop his head from the ground.
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Random
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