City Churches Honor Mother's Day With Services
In all city churches yesterday devotions honored Mother's Day with musical numbers and readings. Andrews Methodist Episcopal church held the most elaborate rites linked to founder Miss Anna Jarvis and her mother Mrs. Ann Reese Jarvis. L L Loar of Clarksburg spoke after a Sunday School program, and sang with the choir.
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Anna Jarvis
Ann M. Reese Jarvis
Andrews Church
L. L. Loar
Clarksburg
Loar
D. H. Loar
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Sentinel Campaign Ends Saturday With Final Vote
In the final hours of the Sentinel Better Business and subscription drive, contestants race to amass the most votes for the top prize. Campaign closes Saturday night at 9, with judges tallying votes and awarding prizes to the winner.
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the Sentinel
Voters to cast ballots this Tuesday in Pennsylvania race
Harrisburg May 14. Gov Gifford Pinchot and Senator David Reed lead a field of about 4 000 candidates as Pennsylvania voters head to the polls tomorrow in a Republican senatorial primary described as a hard fought contest. Pinchot touts Roosevelt admin support while Reed labels Pinchot against state employees and party interests.
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David Reed
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David A. Reed
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International Money Lords
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White House
Criti
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Kump
C. &. Hogan
Roosevelt plan seeks private home financing insurance
President Roosevelt asked Congress to back governmentinsured private financing for home construction and repair. The twofold program aims to add employment and create tangible wealth, with loans to be mechanized by private agencies and insured by government agencies against losses up to a set percentage.
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League Session Opens Amid European Trepidation
Geneva May 14. France asks Britain to guarantee security and Hungary seeks assurances while protesting Yugoslavia. Yugoslav tension warns that any conflict could ignite Europe as the League of Nations council meets for its 79th session.
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France
Great Britain
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Europe
League of Nations Council
Death claims youth on way to Baltimore
James Eliver Phillips aged 31 of the Fetterman district died Sunday morning at the Baltimore & Ohio passenger station after hospitalization failed to save him. He and his father Emory Phillips were waiting for the National Limited train to Baltimore where Johns Hopkins Hospital had arranged treatment for a brain tumor he had suffered from for about a year. His condition worsened ten days ago and did not respond to local treatment. Continued on page six.
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James Eliver Phillips
Fetterman District
Emory Phillips
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Ohio lawyer must die in poison case
An Ohio lawyer faces a death penalty case amid poisoning allegations. The report notes court proceedings and key legal questions, with emphasis on the case's unique legal and ethical implications. Details on defendants and specific charges are outlined as the case unfolds in state courts.
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Ohio
Two Aviators Take Off For Rome This A M
Captain George R. Pond and Lieut Sabelli departed Floyd Bennett field at 4 a.m. EST aboard the Leonardo Da Vinci monoplane for a 4500 mile nonstop flight to Rome. The plane carried 680 gallons of gasoline and favorable winds were reported as they aimed for a 40 hour crossing.
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Woman Found Murdered in Golden Gate Park
San Francisco May 14. Louise Jeppesen a 23 year old Utan girl was found murdered in Golden Gate Park about twenty two hours after her body was discovered. Millard Hickman Matson Navigation Company port engineer was booked on a murder charge. Hickman admitted he had been in her apartment until 3 am Sunday but claimed no knowledge of her death.
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Louise Jeppensen
Golden Gate Park
Millard Hickman
Matson Navigation Company
Hickman
Charles Cullea
Jeppesen
Odgen
Salt Lake City
Missing World War veteran hunted in Belington
Orville Wilmoth, gassed and shell shocked veteran, has been missing from his brother Henry Wilmoth’s sawmill home since late Saturday night. Despondent and in poor health, he is feared dead by friends. A search party and local police circulated for clues, but no trace had been found.
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Belington
Orville Wilmoth
Wilmoth
Henry Wilmoth
Henry
Gratton City
Everett
Con Everett
Orville
Masked Bandit Robs Gas Station Near Galloway
A masked bandit robbed the A H Stutler filling station at Galloway on the Barbour Taylor county line late Saturday night taking 38 dollars in cash along with chewing gum cigarettes tire patches a flashlight fan belts and a revolver. Stutler bound to a chair during the hold up and the robber fled on foot with merchandise. Two drunks appeared in police court for fines.
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A. H. Stutler
Galloway
Barbour-Taylor County
Stutler
Jin
Youn
Government Witness In Dillinger Case Missing
An important government witness in the Dillinger harboring case has vanished. The Justice Department searches for Dolores Smart, 22, of Minneapolis, who was released to appear at Evelyn Frechette’s trial alongside Clayton May of Minneapolis and nurse Augusta Salt.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
John Dillinger
Department of Justice
Dolores Smart
Minneapolis
Evelyn Frechette
Clayton May
Augusta Salt
Emissary of Family Uses Gun Escapes Police
Los Angeles May 14 The kidnapers of oil millionaire William F P Gettle and their victim hid after a night of sensational episodes. An emissary carrying a ransom of 60000 escaped from hijackers after exchanging gunfire with pursuing machines. Police halted pursuit as details specified a dramatic escape and a pay-off report reached headquarters. Continuous update noted on page six.
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Los Angeles
William FP. Gettle
Golyer
Issary
Play Tourney Abandoned By Three Cities
The one act play tournament of the Little Theatres of Clarksburg Fairmont and Grafton has died in its infancy. Officers announce an impasse in setting dates for the rest of the tournament. Grafton proposed changes. Clarksburg and Fairmont demanded shifts. no reply received.
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Grafton
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