Mrs Roosevelt Tea With Royalty At Buckingham Palace
The mother of the President visited Buckingham Palace for tea with King George and Queen Mary. The informal call impressed the royals and American diplomacy, as Mrs Roosevelt spoke with the royal couple about children and shared a cordial exchange as fellow mothers.
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Ancient Obsidian Quarry Found Near Bend Oregon
Obsidian quarry mined by Indians before settlers arrived was discovered north of Lake County. The report notes the find in June and references P. La Fores. The account hints at luxury life and a queen figure within an ancient context, though details are fragmentary.
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Norfolk mystery ends with husband dead and wife questioned
In Norfolk Naceae 40, of es at Norfolk, was oh 8 et ete Ross' wife was questioned by authorities. She said she awoke to a report, looked outside where a dog barked, and returned to the room to find her husband dead. Officers theorize a killer may have fired through an open window. A bullet passed through Ross’s head and lodged in his wife’s pillow. a second bullet embedded harmlessly in the mattress. Also from Charleston a state welfare clinic for crippled children will be held in Buckhannon on Thursday. A man named Kern Harper, 26, of Harman, suffered serious burn injuries when a gasoline tank exploded in Circleville but survived by rolling into a puddle. Fire Chief J L McLane vows morning workouts for the city’s firefighters at 6:45 a.m. daily.
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Harman
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Ooer
Davis Memorial Hospital
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John Salazo
Parkersburg Crash Claims Man’s Life
One man died and two others were injured in a highway collision near Parkersburg. James G. Smith, 44, of Cairo, was thrown from his car and fatally injured. His brother Alonzo and F. M. Schneider of Petroleum were mildly hurt. The truck was driven by A. E. Bilis of Vienna.
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James G. Smith
Cairo
Alonzo
F. M. Schneider
Petroleum
A. E. Bilis
Vienna
Two Honduran Editors Duel In Tegucigalpa, One Killed
In Tegucigalpa on June 27 two Honduran editors clashed in a duel over a personal quarrel. Marcial Rivera Suazo, editorial writer for La Epoca and former secretary at the Honduran legation, was killed. Alejandro Navas dela, La Epoca chief editor, was wounded.
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Honduras
Marcial Rivera Suazo
Newewance
la Epoca
Honduran Legation
Nicarane
Alejandro, Navas Dela
Sidereal Year Defined By Earth's Orbit
An interval marking the earth's absolute revolution around the sun is defined as a sidereal year. It comprises 365 days 6 hours 9 minutes and 9.6 seconds.
Range at the Opera House Tonight and Thursday
The program titled the Range will be presented at the Opera House tonight and again on Thursday. Tickets are available at the box office and stores nearby.
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Opera’ House
Western film star says bad men image exaggerated
Ken Maynard, Universal western star, argues the West’s “bad men” were not as evil as legends claim. He cites bias in accounts by eastern writers and scarce self records. Maynard’s research crafts a sobering tale of a sheriff, a twin weakling, and a small town storekeeper in a broad history of western honor.
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Universal Western Star
Maynard
West
Fronter
Garvin
Bat Masterson
Wild
Hickok
Buffalo Bill Cody
Watkins May statement on retirement from public service
After 16 years in public life Watkins May pledges to retire from politics to focus on family and the legal profession while remaining active in Republican ideals. He cites support from friends and promises future aid within his strength and time. For the Democratic nomination, Congressman Robert Ratibay of Follansbee and Attorney Frank Haymond of Fairmont are named as candidates.
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Republican Party
West Virginia
Bae
Robert B .Ratibay
Follansbee
Frank ©. Haymond
Fairmont
House
Candidacy murmur swirls around Taylor county delegate race
The report notes no Republican candidate for Taylor county delegate yet, but hints that Attorney B Bailey Wyckoff, defeated in 1932 Roosevelt landslide, may be persuaded to run. Clyde E Sisler, railroad employee, announces Democratic bid for county board of education, while J E Newcome files for justice of the peace in Grafton district as a Republican.
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B. Bailey Wyckoff
Sisler
County Board of Education
Clyde E. Sisler
Hollis
J. E. Newcome
Mystery Deepens In Southwest Oklahoma Slayings
Eight residents of Canadian Oklahoma are in custody as investigators probe a trio of killings tied to moonshine liquor and whiskey thefts. Sheriff Bob Lackey questions a scribbled note implicating others, while a double-edged ax and shotgun shells surface amid theories of a gang led assault or intra-group feud. Local men and their families face questioning as detectives await charges.
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Bob Lackey
William Gann
Homer Beasley
Hobart
Watkins
Jack Rackley
Bill Moore
George Baker
Homer
Gann
Moore
Baker
Bun Riley
Jones Estes
Pelton Grigsby
Riley
Lackey
W. J. Counts
Mater- McAlester
Johnson speech linked to boxing arena event fuels probe
Prosecutor John J. Breslin reports a New York mail letter naming Johnson’s offense linked to his appearance at Hackensack’s new boxing arena six weeks earlier. Johnson refused to discuss, citing law abiding status. A burning cross was reported near his night club weeks ago. Copenheaver cites whiskers as business asset, claims police inaction after an assault in Hanover Square.
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John J. Bresling, Jr
Hudson Terminal
New York
Johnson
Hackensack
Breslin
Copenheaver
Hanover Square
Luria
Jury verdict finds Shaffer guilty of misconduct
Late Monday night final arguments concluded in the case of Joseph V. Gibson for Caton and F E Parrack for Shaffer. Instructions were read yesterday morning and the jury returned a guilty verdict around 3 o'clock. Shaffer is fined 200 dollars. Gibson said no appeal would be filed.
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Joseph V. Gibson
Caton
F. E Parrack
Gibson
Whiskers Are Continued From Page One
Whiskers are continued from page one with a note that Copenheaver is a member of the American Legion. The fragment references a local feature or column continuing on the next page and mentions an individual tied to the American Legion.
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American Legion
Haller and Saetta tied to Durables Mike case death
F B Haller and Vincent Saetta ally in Sam Antonio murder also linked with the Durables Mike Malloy insurance killing. Mrs Antonio Wallace seeks clemency while three Antonio children—ages 3 5 and 10—watch. Governor Lehman undecided. Daniel Prior appears at clemency hearing as funeral plans for the widow form.
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Vincent Saetta
Sam Antonio
Joseph Murphy
Mike
Daniel Prior
Herbert H. Lehman
Antonio
Albany
Denny Shute Defends British Open Lead After Round One
Denny Shute, a slim taciturn Philadelphian, opened defense of his British open crown with a one under par 71 at Royal St George. He sits in second place behind Pred Taggart, a British contender who shot a 70.
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Denny Shute
Royal St. George
Pred Taggart
Klutch Forms a Comfort Cast for Tight Denture Fit
An ad for Klutch denture supporters promotes a comfort cast that holds the plate snugly so it won’t drop or chafe. It claims you can eat and speak as with your own teeth. Available at drag stores for 25 and 50 cents plus a box.
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