Entertains Club Hosts Bridge Night at Grand Street
Miss Nellie Tucker entertained members of her bridge club at her Grand street home last night. High score went to Mrs. Alfred Dehlinger, with Miss Mary Shields receiving the suet prize. A dessert course followed the games as guests listed include Carolyn Broel Deane Morgah Mariaiveria Malone Lydia McCairty and others.
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Nellie Tucker
Grand Street
Alfred Dehlinger
Beatrice Ids
Mary Shields
Carolyn Broel
Deane
Morgah
Mariaiveria Malone
Lydlley
McCairty
Virginia R
Mary Whelan
Alfred Dehblinger
Ann Tucker
Oil promoter defies securities board in New York
Washington reports J Edward Jones, New York oil securities promoter, skipped a Securities Commission hearing amid a subpoena and intent to challenge the 1933 act. The commission alleges false statements in an oil trust certificates issue and adjourned the hearing indefinitely after Jones’s lawyers sought to quash the subpoena and deny jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J.edward Jones
New York
Securities Commission
Commission
SEC
H. I. Fischbach
Jones
William Green
Bernard Cahn
Fischbach
New York Circuit Court of Appeals
Green
Harry O.glasser
Gono
Lehman presses for action to curb New York vice
Gov Herbert Lehman demands a special prosecutor and extraordinary session of the New York County Supreme Court to stamp out racketeering. Civic groups backed by Mayor La Guardia urge replacing District Attorney William C. Dodge to prosecute vice in the district. Dodge, tied to Tammany Hall, was among few Tammany elected under La Guardia and Fusionist wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Dodge
New York County
Herbert H. Lehman
New York County Supreme Court
la Guardia
Dodge
Mill owners spurn peace in Pacific Northwest strike
In Portland and nearby towns lumbermen rejected government mediation and prepared to reopen mills under National Guard protection. The mediation board faced protests from the Lumbermen's Association as 35,000 workers remained on strike. Authorities investigated a dynamite caps mailing linked to threats toward two Portland lumbermen’s wives. Sawmills in Tacoma resumed production with recent workers ready to return. Bellingham and Everett saw partial reopenings amid ongoing labor tensions. Operators offered five to seven and a half cent raise or a 50 cent minimum. strikers had sought 75 cents hourly and a 30 hour week.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Perkins
Lumbermen's Association
A. W. Muir
Sawmill and Timber Workers’ Union
Miss Perkins
National Guard
Tacoma
Wash
Bellingham
Everett
Puzzle fragment hints and garbled crossword clues
A damaged OCR crossword snippet lists scattered clues and partial answers, referencing across clues such as 80 Chapter and 38 Speechless, with stray fragments like hawthorn, crowd, Florida, copper alloy, and a bird. The text is incomplete and non coherent for full puzzle reconstruction.
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the Hawthorn
Bindu
Nick
Local residents and visitors spend time with relatives
Mrs A C Sigel and son Bobbie of Parkview left for Richmond Indiana to visit relatives. Mrs Sigel's father Mr Johnson accompanies them back home. Genevieve Murphy of Brooklyn Trust NYC arrives in Grafton for a two week vacation with her parents. Postmaster and Mrs Murphy H B Gibgon and railroad supervisor return from Charleston. C M Bennett Parkersburg FHA director visits the courthouse office. Mrs H W Chadduck and daughter Helen arrive from Washington for the summer at their cottage. Mrs Ortha Castro of Grafton admitted to city hospital for major operation.
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A. C. Sigel
Bobbie
Parkview
Richmond
Indiana
Sigel
Johnson
Genevieve Murphy
Brooklyn Trust Company
New York City
Grafton
James T. Murphy
Maple Avenue
H. B. Gibgon
Monongah
Baltimea & Ohio Railroad
Charleston Territory
C. M. Bennett
PHA
Parkersburg
FHA
H. W. Chadduck
Helen
Washington, D. C
Grafton Park
Ortha Castro
Grafton City Hospital
Former Tammany Boss Sentenced To Prison
New York June 27 John Flaherty 46 a former Tammany captain was sentenced to four to eight years in Sing Sing for grand larceny in connection with job fixing Flaherty pleaded guilty on June 6
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New York
John Flaherty
Tammany
General Sessions
Sing Sing
Flaherty
Court Order Sought Against Mellon Bank in Tax Case
Pittsburgh June 27 government counsel asked a federal court to compel Union Trust Company to produce records for use in the Andrew W. Mellon income tax case. Mellon bank lawyers refused subpoena claiming privilege with non Mellon clients. Judge Nelson McVicar set July 9 for Union Trust to answer.
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Pittsburgh
Robert H. Jackson
Union Trust Company
Andrew W. Mellon
Board of Tax Appeals
Mellon
Nelson McVicar
Union Trust
Northwestern Railway Plans Reorganization
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co. announced the directors will file a petition to reorganize under section 77 of the federal bankruptcy law in New York.
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New York
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co
Missing Aged Man Searched In Nyack Swamps
Nyack New York June 27 83 year old Charles Towt a retired broker vanished Tuesday after entering the West Nyack swamp to hunt wildflowers Fear he sank in quicksand dominates the search The area is the old Hackensack river bed with a 20 foot wide stream 250 Boy Scouts 400 volunteers and several fire brigades and police units joined the effort with reports of missing cattle and horses in the swamp mire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
Charles D. Towt
West Nyack
Hackensack River
Ball Player Dies From Burn Injuries After Wreck
William McCutcheon, 27, of Charleston, a baseball player, died from burns suffered in a May 30 automobile wreck. He was riding on a truck that overturned and caught fire while he played for a semi pro team.
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Charleston
William McCutcheon
Train Collision Kills Seven In Sweden Runaway Horses
In Arvidsjaur Sweden a work train struck two runaway horses, causing seven deaths and at least fifteen injuries. The incident occurred on June 27. Officials investigated the collision and its circumstances as rescue services responded to the scene.
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Arvidsjaur
Sweden
Death ruled accidental in Dixon drowning case
Coroner's jury found Chester E. Dixon died accidentally in a Kanawha river drowning after two days of study. Police had theorized possible homicide due to head wounds, but verdict cleared him of foul play. Dixon, a salesman, was last seen before his body appeared in the river near Kanawha.
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Ater
Nis
Pléeer
Impr
Dick H. Inva
Nen
Chester E. Dixon
Kanawha
Final chapter of August Suer kidnapping case closes
Edwardsville Illinois reports the state marks the eighth and final chapter in the August Suer kidnapping case. Vivian Grace Chase is the lone fugitive among eight indicted for abducting banker Luer of Alton Illinois in July 1933. Authorities pursue her suspected involvement in two recent Kansas City holdups.
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Edwardsville
August Suer
Cher
Shez la Femme
Vivian
Grace) Chase
Luer
Alton
Til
Kansas City
Woman Survives Creek Fall After Train Incident
Mrs Magele Slater, 35, was knocked about 20 feet from a tree into a shallow creek by a moving train. She suffered only shock and was unconscious when pulled from the water by crewmembers yesterday. Doctors reported no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Magele Slater
New Brands of Booze Ordered by Commission
Gha J June 2% There will be new brands on the shelves of state stores next month. New brands are being added to fill requests. J A Washington executive secretary of the commission says all present brands will be retained.
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Gha J
J. ‘A. Washington
The
Commission
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Ladies Missionary Society of the Church
Robert Savage
Earl Cassell
Andrew's Sunday School
Edna Poling
Jimmy Coffee
Harold Wojich
Joe Wojich
Jimmy
Cassell
Dha Poling
Blanche Guard
Teach
Oscie Edwards
Ude Shafer
Mable Poling
Edna Hamilton
Eisner
Letta Bartlett
Davy Poling
Clara Crabtree
Fiodie Cunningham
Fionia Seymour
Lee Murphy
Lena Locke
Jeannette Ross
Naomi
Masonic Temple
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Star Sewing Club
H. R. Messenger
Vacation Church
First | Baptist Church
R. M. McQuain
Virginia Smith
Pearl Smith
Kate Barnett
Ross
Seymour
Charles, Claude and
Dorsey Cassell
Lear
Andrews M. E.church
Dorothy Cochran
Loveland
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Emma Gene Blalock
Helen Beard
Ethel Custer
Imogene Dever
Catherine George
Blanche Gull
Freda Grow
Irene Musgrave
Esther Nestor
Hilda Paugh
Mary Paugh
Cochran
Mary Goley
Geraldine Wells
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Cather
Cather
Cozy Rest Inn
Eva Love
Frank Tufvander
Betty Tufvander
Frank Collins
St. Mary's
John Malcolm
Janet Turvander
Dana Barker
Ruth Cather
Mary McClintic
Miami , Florida
William T. Gibson
George Jolliffe
H. E Flesher
Mountaineer Council No
B. B. Johnson
Clarksburg
Lehman Wars
Vice
Lehman Dodge Open
U. S
Pacific Coast
Daily Cross
Florida
Eid
PERSO
Kelvinator
Sidrow
General Radio
Mellon Bank
Northwestern Railway
Woodsdale Memorial Park
First National Bank of Grafton
Taylor County
Woodsiale Memorial Park
Carl Wilmoth
Grafton Printing Company
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