London Naval Pact Advances in Senate Debate
Senate foreign relations committee approved the London naval treaty by 10 to 4 and sent it to the Senate for ratification. Johnson Shipstead Robinson Indig Washington and other Republicans voted against. Borah and others supported. The treaty will be debated in a special session called by President Wilson. A further item notes a B and C beanery helper admits pulling at least 20 jobs.
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Senate’ Foreign Relations Committee
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Johnson
Republian
California
Shipstead
armer-Labor
Minnesota
Fee
Robinson
Indigf
Moses
New Hamphire
Borah
Wado
Caper
Kansas
Gillett
Massachutts
Reed
Pennsylvania
Fess
Hio
Goff
West Virginia
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Vandenberg
Michigan
Swanson
Virginia
Pittman
Nevada
Arkansas
Alsh
Montana
Harrison
Misissippi
George
Georgia
Black
Jabamia
Wagner
New York
I Wer
Congress
Hoper
Foreign Relations Committee
Local suspects deny, confess in multi-county robberies
Joe Sowero a Mexican railroad employee in the rest house faces implications in a chain of at least 20 robberies across Taylor Harrison and Marion counties. Orin Bolyard of Gratton admits involvement in about 15 robberies. Dorsey Rosier of Gratton denies ties to the gang. Carl Bush of Fairmont confesses linking Sowero Bolyard and Rosier. Police nabbed Bush in Cincinnati, returns to Fairmont. Marion county officers seize Rosier and Bolyard during a room raid. Continued on page seven.
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Joe Sowero
B. & O. Railroad Company
Ylor
Harrison
Marion
Orin Bolyard
Gratton
Dorsey
Rosier
Itacd
Grafton
Gail
Fair
Cincinnati
Carl Bush
Moran
Count
White
Fairmont
Carl McCray
Bush
Sowero
Bolyard
Rowler
Marion County
Tite
Heat Wave Tops Century Mark Across Midwest
A brutal heat wave pushed temperatures above 100 degrees across the central states with Anna Illinois at 110. Centralia Illinois hit 105 while St. Louis 102 and Omaha 100. Sioux City reached 99 marking its hottest June day since 1926. Des Moines saw drownings in two separate incidents and a boat capsize on Reids Lake near Tryon Nebraska left four more dead.
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Middle West
Anna
Ill
Centralia
St. Louis
Omaha
Neb
Sioux City
Iowa
Cairo
Ilinois
Lincoln
Evansville
Ind
Pipestone
Minn
Des Moines
Reids Lake
Tryon
Liquor Cases Heard in Federal and County Courts
Six defendants received federal penitentiary terms while nine were sent to county jails and five fined in federal court after pleading guilty to liquor law violations. Names include Arthur Jones and Bale, with sentences ranging from one year and one day to eighteen months. County jail terms include James F. Kerns and Robert Hardy among others.
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Elkins
Fed- 1
At- Pwere
Arthur Jonesy Pairmt
Erin“Lée
Rowlesburg
Harold Maleposso
Mannings
Kenneth C. Bortner
Sfton
Morgantown
A. B. Hrbaugh
Wolf Summit
Piedmat
Mineral County
Hil
Sale
Robert Hardy
Rgantown
Haim County
Iilie Jones
Harrison County
White enters Republican U.S. Senate race in West Virginia
Former Governor A B White of Parkersburg filed today for the Republican nomination in the August 5 primary. The move intensifies a free-for-all contest already featuring former Congressman Benjamin L Rosenbloom of Wheeling and G Lewis Wilson of Parkersburg along with former Congressman BE England of Charleston. James Elwood Jones remains a possible nominee with no entry decision. Ogden remains on the sidelines as other names linger.
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Charleston
W.va
A. B. White
Parkersburg
United States
Senator White
Benjamin L. Rosenbloom
Wheeling
G. Lewis Wilson
White Enters Senate Race As Hoover Warns
Washington reports Hoover warns the proposed world war veterans compensation bill would strain taxes and budgets while the Senate moves toward a conference on a modified measure. Reed drafted a substitute plan as administration leaders hope for passage despite veto prospects.
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Senate
Hoover
Lindberghs
New Jersey
Washington
Reed
Pennsylvania
House
Watson
Crit Communications
Mellon
Hines
Veterans Bureau
Letler
Raye
Hrough Expan
Baptist Minister Jumps to Death in Chicago Hotel
Rev. Clarence E. Singleton, Baptist minister of Faribault Minnesota, leaped from the 13th floor fire escape of a Y M C A hotel in Chicago last night. Hundreds on nearby buildings watched a squadron of army planes overhead. Notes in Singleton's room hinted at a troubled conduct issue.
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Chicago
Clarence E. Singleton
Faribault
Minn
Singleton
James Forsythe hunted as Lingle slayer in Chicago
Chicago June 23 news reports that James Red Forsythe a former city hall employee and gun totor is hunted today as the killer of Tribune reporter Jake Lingle. Forsythe had been given a year in jail for carrying concealed weapons and his sentence was upheld by the appellate court. Police cling to a Moran Afello gang theory linking Lingle’s murder to political activity supporting Forsythe at his trial.
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Chicago
James
Forsythe
City Hall
Jake” Lingle
Tribune
John Lyle
Lyle
Lingle
Moran-Afello
Anne Lindbergh’s aerial feats after marriage in 192? flight record
Anne Lindbergh, wife of Charles Lindbergh, has learned to fly and navigate, earned a pilot and glider license, and piloted the craft for a speed record transcontinental flight. She has logged nearly 30,000 miles including two transcontinental round trips to Los Angeles and a 7,000 mile over the Mayan jungles, with air photographs of ancient ghost cities.
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Englewood
N. J
Anne Lindbergh
Manyan
Lindbergh
Los Angeles
Knottsville pastor's wife dies suddenly
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Furman P. Frisbie wife of the Knottsville circuit pastor. She died Saturday at 4 pm after a complication of illnesses. Burial was in Wesley Chapel cemetery. Survived by husband daughter Sarah Frances and three sisters. The Frisbies came to Knottsville in 1929.
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Knottsville
M. E
Furman P. Frisbie
Wesley Chapel Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
Grafton
W. M. Schultz
Morgantown
Episcopal Church
Oe Slee Church
Lindbergh Baby Born in Englewood Home
Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh are parents of a son born yesterday weighing seven and three quarters pounds. The mother Anne Morrow is 24 today. The baby rests comfortably with no other details released. Messages of congratulations flood the Morrows, radio stations interrupt broadcasts, and names for the child circulate as possible choices.
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Englewood
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Lindbergh
Morrow
Ivery
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Dwight Morrow Lindbergh
Bishop Partridge Dies After Nearly 50 Years of Service
Rt. Rev. Sidney Cathlin Partridge, 72, bishop of the West Missouri diocese, died yesterday after almost five decades in church work marked by travels and mission leadership. A Yale graduate of 1880, he counted among friends William Howard Taft and was consecrated missionary bishop of Kyoto in 1900. He was known for guiding people to safety during perilous events.
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Partridge
Kansas City
Sidney Cathlin Partridge
West Missouri
Protestant Episcopal Church
Yale
William Howard Taitt
Koyoto
Noted writer Melville Post dies in Clarksburg West Virginia
Melville Davisson Post, 59, famed for short stories, died today in a Clarksburg hospital after a June 10 horse accident at his country estate and a subsequent relapse. A trained lawyer, he left the profession to write and gained national renown for works often set in West Virginia.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Melville Davisson Post
Post
Randolph Mason
West Virginia
Sowero Claims Fought With Villa In 1916 Raid
Joe Sowero says he served as a private in Villa's army during the March 10, 1916 raid on Columbus New Mexico that led to the massacre of 17 Americans. He also claims prior service in the United States Cavalry and notes tattoos including crossed swords with 10th D.U. 5 and a dagger with death before dishonor plus a clasped-hands bracelet.
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Joe Sowero
Villa
Columbus
New Mexico
Sowero
United States Cavalry
Sonero
City Fathers Study Street Paving Query
City commissioners plan to view High Street tomorrow following a petition by 75 residents asking for paving. A council meeting filed the request. no action on the resignation of Lawrence Proudfoot, the state policeman appointee, with a ten day notice likely as he leaves for the Grafton post.
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High Streeet
Lawrence
Proudfoot
Grafton Post
State Police
Atlantic City Mayor Dies in Auto Smashup
Absecon New Jersey June 23 Anthony M Rupiu Jr 52 Atlantic City and three others were killed when a shore bound express struck Rupiu's car at a grade crossing. The wreckage spread over tracks for yards and an engine was disabled. Rupiu a wealthy political figure had just been exonerated by a petit jury on charges tied to municipal insurance.
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Absecon
N. J
Anthony M. Rupiu, Jr
Atlantic City
John Wiley
Lillian
Ventnor
Margaret
Siracusa
Ruffy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Petit Jury
Tthe Municipal Insurance
Bus Competition To Be Discussed At Meet
San Francisco hosts the American Electric Railway Association at its 49th annual convention opening today. Topics include bus competition, private motor cars, and traffic congestion as key transport concerns for the gathering.
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San Francisco
American Electric Railway Association
Tampa Teen Crowned Miss America Amid Disqualifications
Miss Margaret Ekdahl an 18 year old from Tampa was declared Miss America today by the Miami International Beauty Pageant officials after disqualifying the March winners for ineligibility. Janet Eastment Miss Texas and Alberta McKellop Miss California were elevated to first and second prizes but later disqualified. Brasseur of Orlando alleges Eastment was married and divorced and McKellop had not.
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Blonde Beauty
Florida
Janet Eastment
Texas
Alberta McKellop
Miami
Fla
Mis Margaret Ekdahl
Tampa
California
R. B. Brbssier
Orlando
Miss Eastment
Miss McKellop
Start Probe Into Wreck Near Hawks Nest Station
Fayette county officials and special agents of Chesapeake and Ohio railroad began an investigation into a wreck Saturday night that killed the engineer and fireman of the Sportsman fastest west bound passenger train. The crash occurred near Hawks Nest station in Ette county with undetermined cause.
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Charleston
Fayette County
Chesapeake,and Ohio Railroad
Hawks Nest
Ette County
H. B. Dillons, Jr
Payette County
Huntington
Sage
Coal Bids Sought by Graf ton Board of Education
The Graf ton Independent School Board of Education invites bids for coal to be delivered to seven city school buildings. The projected need is about 000 tons, with most deliveries in summer. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Inquiries should be addressed to H. A. Ries.
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Board of Education
Grafton Independent School 7
H. A. Ries
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