They Didn't Know A July Fourth Editorial Debate
The Baltimore Sun editorial cites pyrotechnic deaths and parental responsibility as July Fourth hazards. It questions why laws restricting fireworks face sympathy for parents and warns of highway fatalities tied to celebratory neglect. The piece argues for child sense and notes solar powered steam boiler experiments by Dr. Charles Greeley Abbott as a future energy alternative.
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Baltimore Sun
Charles Greeley Abbott
Cleveland Exposition
Abbott
Careful, Young Fellow Runaway Warning and Motive Recounted
A fragmentary passage recounts warnings to a runaway and discusses broader ideas on housing insulation and air conditioning to improve animal welfare and production. It also cites a frank, sensational newspaper account of a murder case, detailing motives and the suspect Irwin’s statements about his actions and exact method. The text intertwines domestic animal care ideas with a crime narrative and sensational dialogue.
Earle Backs FDR Run Again In 3rd Term Debate
Pennsylvania Governor George H. Earle favors a third presidential bid by Franklin D. Roosevelt, arguing a break from tradition may be acceptable. Critics recall Washington’s two term precedent and past votes in Congress that limited presidents to two terms, warning of dictatorship risks and questions of stamina.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
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Air Conditioning for Animals Promises Farmers Benefit
Dr. C A Mills of the University of Cincinnati predicts air conditioning will extend to animals, opening a field with benefits for farmers similar to city dwellers. He notes animals respond to atmospheric conditions and highlights live stock, especially poultry and furred animals, needing steady heat loss management.
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Moundsville Journal
C.A. Mills
University of Cincinnati
Death penalty sought in three Veronica Gedeon murders
Police announce three indictments for first degree murder in the slayings of Veronica Gedeon, her mother, and a male roamer. Suspect Irwin, a 29 year old artist and former inmate, confessed in Chicago and will face grand jury action. He was captured after surrendering to authorities in Chicago and extradited to New York, where he faces possible execution by electric chair.
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William C. Dodge
Veronica Gedeon
Herald and Examiner
New York
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Dodge
Hennie
Ethel Kudnér
Girard
Nut House
New York Poice
Urwich
Speeany
Hobn
Cleveland
Beating Allegations At Ford Rouge Plant In Dearborn
Complaint recounts alleged assaults on United Automobile Workers organizers outside the Ford Rouge plant in Dearborn on May 26. The document accuses the company of intimidation and brutality, naming 14 unionists attacked, while the NLRB accuses Ford of propaganda and firing 27 employees for union activity.
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United Automobile Workers of America
Ford
Rouge
Dearborn
NLRB
Injured Driver Dies After Car Plunges Into River
Lawrence Perdew, 30, died in Pineville after his car left the road and plunged over an embankment into the Guyan River. The accident occurred June 28 and left him fatally injured.
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Law
Rence Perdew
Guyan River
War tension and der Fuehrer blast on non intervention
The article reports Adolf Hitler criticizing the non intervention committee over Spain as the Germany Germany retaliated after the Deutschland was bombed by a Spanish government plane and the Leipzig was sunk by a submarine. He warns that Germany will respond differently.
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Germany
Almeria
Leipzig
der Fuehrer
Venerable Resident Chronology From Preston County Life
The article outlines the life of a long time Preston County resident, detailing early family loss, moves to New Orleans and Baltimore, a June 28 1907 wedding, and fifty plus years as a Methodist Episcopal church leader. It also profiles Dr Milton Hall Proudfoot born 1860 in Taylor County, his medical training in Columbus and Grafton, practice in Rowlesburg and Kendall Kansas, and large family with Eva Sawtelle Coffin.
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New Orleans
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Grafton
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Baltimore
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Taylor County
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Emily Freeman Proudfoot
Thomas Kennedy
Kansas
Colorado
Rowlesburg
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Eva Sawtelle
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Englewood
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William Allison Coffin
Harvard
Charles Floyd
Andover
Dwight School of
Wn Butley
Worf
Marcia Heads to Malibu After Turbulent Romance
Marcia leaves her hospital ward worries behind for a Malibu weekend with Lona von Brecht. Jealousy driven by Sandy and Paula’s interference haunt her as she seeks balance between career ambitions and romance. A car ride, a seaside stay, and a sunset swim set the stage for renewed tensions and uncertain vows.
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Malibu
Lona_von Brecht
Sandy
Paula
Marell
Lona
Hllen
Phonié Lena
Lena
Mareia
March
Doctor’s Heroic Life of Rural Practice Recalls Hazards
A local physician recalls 3 years of practice with 3700 babies born under his care. He operated by candlelight on a kitchen table and once amputated an arm in darkness, then treated patients through storms and rough roads. He survived a lightning strike during a horse voyage and cared for others during the 1918 flu period. A wedding reception is planned at Rowlesburg Methodist Church this evening.
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Rowlesburg Methodist Church
Notice All Kinds Of Hauling And Transfer Gent A Mats
A brief public notice lists hauling cues and transfer duties for Gent A mats. The fragment provides action terms and formal wording indicating logistical tasks and responsibilities to be carried out under unspecified authority.
Royal Typewriter Agency Offers Service on Purchases
Clyde Holt at 318 Adams Street Fairmont advertises Royal typewriters including Standard and Portab models. He promises US purchases come with servicing and mentions service for machines bought elsewhere. Also cites Fairmont buses and a contact phone 480.
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Royal Typewriter Agency
Standard and Portab
Clyde
HOLT
Adams Street
Fairmont
Sandhdon Fountain Serves Fresh Sandwiches and Coffee
Sandhdon residents stop at our Fountain for delicious es sandwiches. We offer salads soups baked beans pastries and locally brewed coffee from our Silék coffee maker. Visit the Fountain to refresh yourself and try Hagan Too' Cheam. GHAFTON DRUG chnfiéar offers the lowest price in town.
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