Virginia Court Grants Appeal in Olivetto Case
Virginia brief items report the state supreme court granting an appeal from Lewis County circuit court. Tony Olivetto, convicted of assault and battery and fined $50, remains jailed six months, while the jury found him not guilty of felonious assault on State policeman E. Duckworth. Also noted are telegraphers on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad receiving pay increases totaling about $205,000 and tentative schedules for hourly and monthly wage rises.
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Eircit Court
State Supreme Court
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Duckworth
Parkersburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B. N. Kinkead
Kinkead
Baltimore
Hoover to stay in cabinet as national committeemen meet
Washington reports Hoover will remain in the cabinet as national committeemen prepare to meet him Thursday. In Houston Democratic national chairman Clem Shaver accuses the Republicans of turning their back on the East by nominating Hoover and Curtis. Senator Hawes supports Reed with Toover's nomination. Coolidge arrives and speaks briefly. Thirteen nations contribute $90,757,665 toward war debts. In Newport Arkansas a levee breaks causing damage.
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Hoover
Houston
Tex
Clem Shaver
Democratic National
Republican Party
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St. Louis
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Reed
Toover
Coolidge
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Ark
Global News Briefs From Washington to London
Washington reports a renunciation treaty with South Africa accepted. Salt Lake City notes Clark begins a 4 to 10 year term for Solovich murder. Albany orders police protection for Heflin's meeting. Foreign dispatches mention Kings Bay aid from a large Italian plane from Wadsee to assist Nobile. London reports thirty killed in Moscow unemployment turmoil.
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Flashes of Life Topics From Easton to New York
Easton reports The heroine of The First Kiss becomes a bride as Paul Wray and John Saunders attend a church wedding in Michaels Md. Dorothy Gish declares no more pictures, planning to wed James Mortimer Rennie. A young congressman from Kansas faces a divorce suit. A New York office boy disrupts bond settlements by mutilating numbers, while Princeton honors track stars and cadets among its graduates. Mackinac Island notes continue.
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Easton
Paul Wray
Michaels, Md
John Monk Saunders
Rupert Hughes
New York
Dorothy Gish
James Mortimer Rennie
Automobilist Convention Highlights Western Hemisphere Ban
The American Automobile Association chose a land where cars are barred by law for a five day convention starting next Monday. French officials near agreement on valuing a vehicle frame. Preparations for welcoming tourists are complete. W W McDaniel of Cecil visited the city today. Mr and Mrs R N Thorne and Doris Jean depart this evening for Harrisville West Virginia to visit Mrs Thorne's mother Mrs R A Tingler.
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American Automotive Association
Hemisphere
Chancery Orders Handed Down In Circuit Court
Five chancery orders of a routine nature were entered in circuit court today before Judge Warren B. Kittle. Court adjourned till Monday at 9 am for more civil and chancery actions. Orders include authority to sell property in Tucker vs Tucker, appointment of a trustee in Home Building and Loan Assoc. vs Freeze, deed to R. S. Rogers in Taylor County Bank vs Rogers, decree of sale and deeds in Haislip properties, and partition sale in Watkins case with special commissioner F. M. Watkins named.
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Warren B. Kittle
Zelma Tucker
Elda Tucker Infant
Home Building and Loan Association
George A
Polly Freeze
A. W. Burdett
W. Merle Watkins
Taylor County Bank
John E. Rogers
Rogers
C. EK. Wyckoff
J. W. Brown
George W
Ada G. Haislip
Haislip
J. Lee Evans
Charles Watkins
Earl Watkins
J. Frank Wilson
F. M. Watkins
Stevenson Seeks Run as Smith's Running Mate in Illinois
Bloomington Democrat Lewis G Stevenson is touted as a possible running mate for Governor Al Smith of New York. The mobilization included brass bands and welcoming ceremonies as senators and officials greeted the ticket. Stevenson noted long nights but expressed pride in joining the ticket with Herbert Hoover in the background.
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Lewis G. Stevenson
Bloomington, Ill
Hoover Given Election Hope Forecast At Quaker Meeting
At a Quaker meeting in Hoover's honor Herbert Hoover was praised as a self made leader. Cyrenus Cole Cedar Rapids predicted the largest presidential majority ever, while A F Dawson Ravenport labeled Hoover secular yet possessing the "stuf" to inspire youth.
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Howsey
Herbert Hoover
Ute Bey
Cyrenus Cole
Cedar Rapids
A. F. Dawson
Ravenport
Hanneh Hoover
Hoover
West Lanean
Tepee scene prompts white ancestry plea in surprise welcome
A fragmentary passage describes a mother named Julie Poppin turning her son from a tepee and urging him to return to his white ancestors. The text mentions a Chicago attorney and a senator, but many details are cut off or unclear.
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Chicago
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