Walker Chosen To Make Big Speech At Demo Convention
Special Central Press correspondent Ty Marsital Otey Walker reports from Houston on June 26 that he expects to be the Democratic spokesman for the convention. He jokes about becoming Houston mayor and shares backstage impressions of political figures and reporters.
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Ty Marsital
Otey Walker
Central Press
Daily Sentinel
Deleeste
Houston
Ues
Alabama
Dan’ Moody
Frank Roosevelt
Main Street
Hereman Park
Dogs in the Hearts star a remarkable police dog at Opera House
The feature film Call of the Hearts screens tonight at the Opera House with Dynamite the police dog in a pivotal role. The Belgian German breed is praised for guarding flocks and intelligence as the dog obediently follows trainer cues, captivating the audience with expressive eyes and swift actions.
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Germany
Opera House
Basil Dickey
High Rainer
Rotary appoints I B Sutton new president in Tampico tale
Rotary announces I B Sutton of Tampico Mexico as its new president succeeding Arthur H Sapp of Huntington Ind. The report notes Sutton’s keen gaze and camera presence. Dynmite trainer Lewis Vokla selected the star from nine puppies, sired by a champion, for a western film series starring Edmund Cobb with Joan Alden in a leading feminine role.
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Rotary
I. B. Sutton
Tampico
Mexico
Saginaw, Mich
Arthur H. Sapp
Huntington
Ind
Lewis Vokla
Dynmite
Edmund Cobb
New Asper Lax claims quick cure for colds in text
A bogus health blurb touts Asper-Lax as a Marvelous aspirin and laxative formula to end toxic poisons causing colds. It promises instant relief with no cost and claims drug and department stores carry the product.
June Pugh Faces Main Street Blocking Charge
June Pugh appears on the mayor's docket for blocking traffic on Main Street. Traffic officer Clarence Sillman filed the complaint. Pugh is to be arraigned tomorrow morning.
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June Pugh
Trafic
Clarence Sillman
Pugh
Parkersburg Line to Install Lock and Block Signals
Work on the Parkersburg branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to install 800000 in lock and block signaling progresses rapidly. Crews have reached Rosemont and units will be placed along the 104 mile division creating about 18 blocks between Grafton and Parkersburg. Officials expect partial operation by October and say the system will boost capacity and safety while preserving current operators. Local men are employed and the project should provide ongoing signal maintenance jobs though the crew size remains steady.
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Baltimore and Ohio
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Rosemont
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Salemi
Waldo hotel improvements planned in Clarksburg
West Virginia hotel owners announce a $40,000 program to refurnish the Waldo hotel add baths re carpet all floors and redecorate walls lobby and mezzanine with completion expected before fall following a visit by Senator Guy D Goft owner to manager James D Woddell. Two men sentenced to 40 years each for highway robbery in Huntington after being identified by a store manager and customers. Simeon Barker, 27, a mine pick leader, was killed instantly by a slate fall at Laughlin Coal near Reynoldsville. The death is ruled accidental and no inquest is planned.
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Otto
Agnes
Rice Hotel
Jim Reed
Tom Heflin
Mr. Walker
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Guy.d. Goft
James D. Woddell
Simeon Barker
Laughlin Coal Company
Reynoldsville
Leroy
Goff
Love of Music Leads to Jail for Youth Thefts
Robert McDougle, a Court House district youth, is jailed in default of $1000 bond for stealing a violin and records from Flag itun schoolhouse months ago. Squire A R Weston stated the youth confessed, saying his love of music led him to crime and he will remain jailed until October circuit term.
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Court House
Squire A. R. Weston
Georgia residents await a comet sighting tale
Officers report Noa Numskute faces charges of stealing the school machine and breaking into the schoolhouse. If his confession holds, authorities believe his musical talents may lead to a term in Moundsville. He is charged with theft and burglary, both carrying penitentiary risk.
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Moundsville
State Penitentiary
Vagrant Arrests Reported by Local Police
In the district, officers made one additional arrest since yesterday. Patrolman B. H. Slayton detained a man last night in the east end yards. The detainee, identified as Frank Wills, was jailed on theft and riding charges.
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East End
Frank Wills
Squiire
W.B. Leach
Tilin
West Virginia State Fair to Feature 4 H Club Exhibits
The West Virginia State Fair in Wheeling will run September 1 to 8 with 4 H club exhibits from Brooke, Hancock, Marshall and Ohio counties. The program includes six 4 H fairs such as the State Dairy Calf club show and county shows, with premiums over 2100 dollars for county events and 1000 dollars for the state show. J Earl Romine is county agent and Otto Schenk and W H Koch lead the State Fair board in charge.
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Agricultural Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Brooke
Hancock
Marshall
Ohio
J. Earl Romine
Otto Schenk
W. H. Koch
Tenderloin Nightlife at Kellys Ringside Cafe Bowery
In Kellys Ringside Cafe in the Bowery the crowd dances under dim light to drums and perfume as Chuck White and Rose Shannon glide in a crowded scene. Owner Kelly watches the packed room with a keen eye, while Sparrow gossips about easy money and Chuck eyes bigger goals beyond gigolo work.
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Chuck White
Lovely Rose Shannon
Chuck
Rose
Rose Shannon
Kelly
Ringside
Sparrow
Bla
Park Avenue
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