Vatican Aid in Moves for Mexican Church Peace
Five people died and two were injured in Sunday plane crashes, including an Army pursuit plane crew members Staff Sergeant Homer C. Johnson and Lieutenant C. K. Roath. A borrowed plane crash near Compton killed Raymond Kettenofen and brother Gordon while Kenneth Graham died in Eudora after attempting a low altitude stunt. A flight instructor, Christopher Evans, also died in Granby Quebec. Separately, a Cleveland to Detroit bus crash killed 16 and injured 31 as investigators opened a case into the collision near Toledo.
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Homer C. Johnson
C.K. Roath
Little Rock
Ark
Galveston
Texas
Ipyton
Ohio
Air Maneuvi
Raymond Kettenofen
Brother Gordon
Los Angeles
Mest Lves
Compton
Kenneth Graham
Richard Dobbs
Euraka
Kansas
Gleveland
Toledo
E. D. Waring
Gotfried C. Frovap
Monroe
Mich
Frovap
Tom Mix Indicted in Los Angeles Tax Case
Associated Press reports film star Tom Mix, famed motion picture cowboy, has been indicted in Los Angeles on charges of falsifying a income tax return and conspiring to withhold government funds.
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Associated Press
Tom Mix
Los Angeles
Leaders Halt Summer Lull For Congress
Republican leaders abandon an all summer recess plan and push to shape party majorities for quick decisions on arm relief and tariffs. President Hoover gathers allies in a White House dinner and Senate talks while House debates tariff measures.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Fess
Ohio
White House
Watson
Indiana
House
Finance Committee
Rorab
Secretary Good
War Department
German Expert Writes Report On Settlement Nearing
German reparations delegation chief Dr Hial mar Schacht spent the week in Essen with Ruhr bankers and industrialists, returning to Paris to work with Sir Josiah Stamp on the reparations commission report. They drafted conditions on suspending half of annuities, postponing collection in Germany, and potential revision by a future international conference.
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International Conference of Experts
Owen di Young
French aces plan flight to Paris in 30 hours
New York May 13 three French fliers Rene Lefevre Armeno Lotti and Jean Assailant aim to fly a single motored monoplane from Roosevelt Field Long Island to Paris in 30 hours within 10 days. If achieved they would beat Lindbergh 1927 record by three hours. A rival team member of Lotti and Assailant joined Lefevre at the field last night. Continued on Page Five.
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New York
Paris
Roosevelt Field
L. I
Rene Lefevre
Armeno Lotti
Jean Assailant
Gol
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lotti
Lefevre
The
Shriver To Grant Diplomas To 175 Elementary Scholars
Taylor county pupils will receive elementary diplomas entitling them to enter accredited high schools in West Virginia for strong grades in standard examinations. Of 175 tested, 51 failed initially but after a second test all but five passed. those five may get one more chance due to excellent daily grades. Superintendent Lloyd L. Shriver announced with W R Matthews and two assistants aiding in the process.
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West Virginia
Taylor County
Lloyd L. Shriver
Shriver
W- R
Matthews
Gertrude Rasmussen
Myrtle
Anna Jarvis Thanks Local Friends For Mother's Day Tribute
Miss Anna Jarvis of Webster Taylor county and former Grafton resident, founder of Mother's Day, expresses appreciation for the community observance. She credits her mother's labor and loyalty to church and home for Mother's Day, and sends friendly greetings while praising the hometown celebration.
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the Sentinel
Anna Jarvis
Webster
Taylor County
Grafton
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Many Attend Services During Mother’s Day
Attendance at Mother’s Day services in local churches yesterday topped 4,500, with pastors reporting all services very successful. Co operating churches listed totals from West Main Street M. E. 438 to Salvation Army Citadel 45, while St Paul’s Lutheran and Blueville M. E. did not report.
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West Main Street
M. E
Andrews M. E
First Baptist
St. Paul's M. E
United Brethren
First Presbyterian
Methodist Protestant
Salvation Army Citadel
St. Paul's Lutheran
Blueville
Notice of street white lines and fines on three streets
Latrobs street Main street and Boyd street receive white lines six feet from curb to mark parking. Any vehicle parked outside these lines will incur a fine. City mayor Chas. O. King signs the notice.
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Main Street
Latrobs Street
Boyd Street
Chas. O. King
Ten Nights in A Barroom stage show at high school
Martha Boyerg cancels engagement to sing at WMMN to perform in Ten Nights In A Barroom at the high school auditorium on Tuesday May 14. She will sing several selections between acts and one number will be After the Ball Is Over.
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Martha Boyerg
WMMN
Court Reopens Des Moines University After Riots
Des Moines Iowa May 13 The Des Moines University closed by order of the board after student riots was reopened by a district court injunction. President Harry C Wayman notified by telephone of the injunction and students were summoned back to classes. Six students had sought a temporary writ to prevent further closings and protect instruction and credits. Continued on Page High.
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Des Moines
Des Moines University
Board of Trustees
Harry C. Wayman
Wayman
Page Hight
Births Exceed Deaths in Taylor County April
Thirty births and thirteen deaths were reported in Taylor county for April. Registrar Mrs. Gene W. Ford noted figures near the long term average. Two births involved twins to Mr. and Mrs. G. Cassel Anvil near Knottsville. District totals follow including Booths Creek District.
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Taylor County
Gene W. Ford
Registrar of Vital Statistics
G. Cassel Anvil
Knottsville
Booths Creek
Murder charge held in Charleston over Bowen death
Mil lard Morrison a former Elizabeth New Jersey railway policeman and his companion Walter E Wilmot are held on a murder charge at Charleston West Virginia in connection with the death of Frank Bowen
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Associated Press
Millard Morrison
Elizabeth
N. J
Charleston
W. Va
Walter E. Wilmot
Frank Bowen
GOP Regulars Hear Lashing Fess Rebuked On Pseudo Republican
Senate Republicans spar on farm policy with Senator Fess of Ohio defending his criticisms of colleagues who oppose Hoover farm plans. Senator Brookhart of Iowa calls the term pseudo Republican misused and cites dictionary meaning. Johnson of California escalates the exchange as Fess admits uncertainty over the phrase. Echoes of earlier speeches and a note on Edison quote about genius close the brief item.
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Washington
Senate
Fess
Ohio
Hoover
Brookhart
Iowa
Johnson
California
Fromalifornia
Bowman Explains Tariff Bill Local Effects in WV District
Congress representative Frank L Bowman Morgantown analyzes the tariff bill. He says West Virginia industries including glass cement wool and dairy benefit broadly from higher rates with few exceptions. He notes active hearings and aims to protect district industries and duties.
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Washington, D
West Virginia
Congress
Frank L. Bowman
Morgantown
Bowman
House
Nation hopes for settlement in months in church talks
Mexico City May 13 A thaw in relations grows as negotiations appear to start between the Roman Catholic Church and the Mexican government. Arch bishop Ruiz of Michoacan and President Portes signal openness to cooperation. Bishop Cesar Valscenela travels to Rome to discuss a possible settlement with the Vatican. Vatican conversations with Bishop Ledvina of Corpus Christi on Mexican opinion are noted.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ruiz
Michoacan
Washington
Portes
Vatican
Antonio Ciizar Valsc Enela
Chihuahua
Rome
Pius XI
Manuel B. Ledvina
Corpus Christi
Texas
Election results from Dresden Saxony Diet race
May 13, 1923 Dresden reports Social Democrats won 99 of 96 seats? The text shows party gains and losses: Social Democrats gain seats, Omaists? Nationalists lose six of 142, Fascists gain three to five, Saxon rural party enters with five seats, remainder spread among six other parties. The report details shifting majorities and fragmented outcomes.
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Dresden
Germany
Social Democrats
Seati Ng
Omaists
Sest
New
Knights Conclave Honor to Citizens in West Virginia
A request to clear Main Street between Bridge Street and Latrobe Street and Latrobe Street between St Marys Street and Main Street on May 15 for the 55th Conclave of the Knights plat of West Virginia. Citizens urged to assist and keep routes clear for guests on May 16 and 16.
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Knights Plat
West Virginia
Onenty
USA
Main Street
Fenton United Cleaning and Dyeing announce new three day service
Cincinnati Ohio firm Fenton United Cleaning and Dyeing Co announces revised hours offering three days service. Lynch Cleaning and Dyeing is listed with phone 62.
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Fenton United Cleaning and Dyeing Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lynch Cleaning & Dyeing
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ARMY
Board of Education
Grafton Independent
H. A. Rice
Rafton
Hanway
Dana Barker
Pairmont
Boche Confrere
Lindy
John Gilbert
Ina Claire
Rodger Foley
Las Vegas
Mon
Phon
Kinsey Bros
GOP
Brookhat
Psuedo
Edison
Pius
Chas
King
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