Lawrence of Arabia injured in motorcycle crash
Col T E Shaw famed as Lawrence of Arabia was badly injured last night when his motorcycle collided with a bicycle near Cloud's Hill Dorsetshire. He remains unconscious and critically injured with possible skull fracture as nurses and London doctors assist at Bovington military hospital.
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Bovington
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London
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Moreton
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Albert Harves
Camp Hospi- Hospital
Major Cohen Dies After Long Illness in Georgia Politics
Major Cohen died after a long illness while serving as a Democratic national committeeman from Georgia since 1924. He had been a friend of President Roosevelt and led the Georgia delegation in 1924 when McAdoo forces battled Smith to a deadlock ending in John W. Davis's nomination. At his bedside were his wife Julia Lowry Clarke, a son John 8. Cohen Jr., and sister Mrs. Barton Haxall Wise.
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Major Cohen
Atlanta Journal
New York World
Augusta, Gay
William J. Harris
Page
United States Senate
Julia Lowry Clarke
John 8. Cohen, Jr
New York
Barton Haxall Wise
Richmond
Roosevelt
Georgia
William G. McAdoo
Alfred E. Smith
John W. Davis
Glenn's Pain-Well Tonic Promises Quick Recovery
An ad touts Glenn's Pain-Well Tonic as a jetre and brain food to restore dizzy, fatigued, and anxious individuals. It claims to rebuild human wrecks by improving sleep, nerve steadiness, and vitality with a tonic solution.
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Glenn
Senate probes Farley influence on New York courthouse contract
Affidavits read in session allege Farley influenced a New York courthouse deal to defraud the government of 383000 dollars. A Buffalo witness Miss Lottie Koch and ex Stewart company staffer Helen Humphreys link files and letters in a scheme. a note signed Jim says the matter is in abeyance and the contract is yours.
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James A. Stewart and Company
New York
Farley
Government
Stewart and Company
Lottie Koch
Buffalo
Helen Humphreys
Farmers Meet at Constitution Hall Opens with Delayed Trains
Delayed special trains carried delegates as crowds filled Constitution Hall for the farmers meeting. Delegation leaders rallied supporters, praising the agricultural adjustment program while noting self funding and independence from lobbyists. Georgia Governor Talmadge’s critics interrupted by shouting from the gallery.
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AAA
Robertson
Washington
Talmarge
Georgia
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Roosevelt
Mississippi Senator Bilbo Traled by Cotton Farmers Gathering
Senator Bilbo of Mississippi was greeted with loud acclaim as he entered with Cully A. Cobb of the AAA cotton section on stage. Four Baltimore and Ohio trains carried 809 passengers through Grafton early this morning, totaling 807 farmers from Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Mississippi, and Alabama en route to Washington. trains arrived in stages from 12:31 a.m. to 4:10 a.m., with final arrival expected by 10 a.m.
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Grafton
Washington
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Iestates
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missippi
Alabama
Luther Ford
Driving While Drunk Cases Mar Trial Schedule
A series of drunk driving arrests and fines is reported. William N. Pugh of Newell West Virginia was fined $25 and had his license revoked for six months. Charles M Wharton of Clarksburg was jailed and had his license revoked for six months. Several others faced charges and penalties, with ongoing trials slated before Justice Ona C Jefferys and Justice Jef ferys.
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William N. Pugh
Newell
W. Va
Ona C. Jefferys
W. G. Wamsley
Pugh
Whorton
Maple Avenue
Walnut Street
Jefferys
J. Howard Horton
Court House District
Clauce Hefner
Latrobe Street
Horton
Earl DeMoss
Stafford Sturms
Harry Kaplinger
Wendel
Harry Batson
Flemington
Sylvester Cussins
Elkins
Main Street
Hefner
Ramsay Bill Expands Powers of Single Judge
Continuing ram page one the report notes a law allowing a single judge to act in select cases including issuing writs. The article quotes a claim that if Congress could enact such authority then it could extend to other areas of judicial procedure. Names and places are not fully shown in the fragment.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Death of Wickwire farmer Robert E. Carroll at 70
Robert Edward Carroll 70, a Wickwire farmer, died after a 10 day illness. Survived by widow Clara Peters Carroll, two children B C Wolfe and F R Carroll, three brothers James Stephen Carroll Charles Carroll, and two sisters Ida Knight and Leonard Peters. Funeral planned with Rev. Harry Flanagan, burial Jacobs Cemetery, Bartlett Funeral Co.
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Carroll
Phillip
Elizabeth Utter
Back Carroll
Clara Peters Carroll
B. C. Wolfe
Grafton
F. R. Carroll
Winona
Minn
James
Stephen Carroll
Charles Carroll
Fairmont
Ida Knight
Leonard Peters
Harry Flanagan
Jacobs Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
Injunction Ruling Tightens Beer Display Rules
Attorneys for Diskoelis seek to overturn Judge Hudson’s 2 pm filing contending Fox’s order forces retailer removals and limits signage to beer, cereal malt beverage, or non intoxicating beer. They argue regulatory powers are overextended and allege deprivation of due process and unfair discrimination.
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Urffer
Diskoelis
Arthur P. Hudson
Fox
Brotherhood Faces Labor Rift and Rankled Leaders
J A Phillips president of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors cites panic, mismanagement and leader indiscretions as driving a bitter conflict with the Order of Railway Conductors. He notes circular No. WOE issued May 1 branded the ORC as rival and antagonistic. Phillips claims revisions broadened jurisdiction to yard foremen, while he states all railroad workers within rightful scope may join the ORC. Whitney reports the Brotherhood gained 4924 members in 1984 while the ORC lost 3024.
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Uoanmued
Trom
J. A. Phillips
Phillips
O.R. Co
Whitney
Order of
Dollar Sound S Urges Currency Stability and Reform
The speech argues for order and currency stability to avoid a race of devaluations. It claims Roosevelt era policies saved the nation from disaster, criticizing Hoover for not acting as gold left, and suggests a gradual move toward exchange stabilization if nations refrain from rocking the boat.
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United States
Hoover Administration
Debated dollar gold content and policy revival claims
The government faces a choice on the gold standard as experts consider pegging the dollar. Princeton economist Edwin W Kemmerer urged a firm declaration to halt further gold content reductions and fix the dollar near 89 cents, arguing balanced budgets and restraint would restore confidence.
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Edwin W. Kemmerer
Princetonversity
Banking
Congress
Con
Four Teams Sign On For Grafton Softball Circuit
Four teams Love Drugs B O YMCA and ME Church South have enrolled in the new Grafton softball league with two more needed to sustain interest. B K Grow announced the effort. A meeting at the YMCA set tonight to finalize entries and arrange the schedule and fees.
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Softball League of
Grafton
B. K. Grow
Love Drugs
M. E. Church
South
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