Pfo Holders Edge In State Primary Returns
Charleston May 28 Democrat and Republican primaries show incumbents with an edge in several races. In U S Senator Democratic Brown and Chilton lead, while GOP Goff leads in the Senate race with Goodykoontz and Rosenbloom trailing. Governor Democratic Fisher leads with Wilkinson and McQueen pursuing. Republican England leads Gore with Swisher behind. Early returns from hundreds of precincts across the state indicate tight races and shifting margins as counts continue.
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Charleston
U. S
Brown
Chilton
Godbey
Goff
Goodykoontz
Hallonan
Rosenbloom
Wisher
MacQueen
Terrell
Wilkinson
Republican— England
Gore
Swisher
Young
England
Sonié Trettirak
McDowell
Hallinan
Hallinann
Goodbey
Stewart
John W. Smith
Fanall
Smith
Johnson
Rathbone
Bond
Hoffman
Howard M. Gore
Young Goff
Wilkenson
McQueen
Mrs. Brown
United States
Samuel Spears
Elkins
W. G. McAdow
Lee J. Sandridge
John W. Davis
Spears
J. H. Steart
Weston
Ford
CG. L. Broadwater
Middlebourne
John C. Bond
E. M. Haffmar
Huntington
C. F. Rathbone
J. William Cummns
Wheeling
Howard B. Lee
Uriah Barnes
George W. Sharp
T. P. Gill
W. Sarge Tall
Morgantown
G. B Harman
Maysville
Donald Clark
R. W. Baker
Petersburg
S. H. Gibson
Glendon
L. Cutlip
Webster Springs
Rufus Lester
Fort Gay
F. N. Alderson
Richwood
R Summerfield
Fayetteville
A.C. McIntire
Martinsburg
Magee McClung
William M. McDermott
John D. Sweeny
Williamstown
J. A. McLaughlin
Marlinton
Ira L. Dadisman
Hall Hdd
Walter B. Stout
Parkersburg
Roy Ilugh Jarvis
Commissioner of Agriculture
C. M. Whettel
Charles Town
Perry G. Alfred
G. N. Miller
W. W.trent
T. Marcellus Marshall
Glenville
Navy to Reach 5-5-3 Ratio Under Restriction Bill
Washington dispatch notes the House today considered a bill to bring the American navy to the 5-5-3 ratio agreed at the arts limitation conference and to authorize expenditure of at least $111,000,000,009. The measure reflects postwar naval rearmament plans amid budgetary debate and policy shifts.
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Washington
House
Episcopacy Limitation Tabled at Conference Vote
The Methodiary Episcopal general conference debated the power to set a time limit on the episcopacy. A negative report was tabled 445 to 24 and an affirmative 450 to 205. H. D. Leach of Sand Lick attended in Grafton for business matters.
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Springfield
H. D. Leach
Sand Lick
Grafton
Japan protests U S immigration law in high level note
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Matsui secured the imperial assent to Japan’s protest against the American immigration bill banning Japanese. The note, dispatched via cable to Ambassador Hanihara in Washington, signals unusually strong official emphasis on the issue while urging restraint in coverage. The protest follows a cabinet approval and a cabinet session oversight.
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Washington
Japan
Hughes
Pan
Hanthara
Imperial Palace
Foreign Office
Matsui
Bien
Japanese protest over U S exclusion policy widens
A chorus of Japanese newspapers denounces President Coolidge's exclusion bill as unconvincing and unsatisfactory. They warn of damaged American credibility, vow a united Japanese response, and predict a stronger government stance to protect national honor amid mounting anti Japanese sentiment.
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Vikio
Ilidge
America
Lincoln
Congress
Hamihara
Shimpo
Coolidge
Japan
Nichi Nichi
Vorturi Nrgee Gee
Presbyterians Struggle to Choose Moderator in North America Meet
Richmond Ind May 28 Interest in the opening season of the sixth annual association meeting of the United States Presbyterian church of North America centers on selecting a moderator. Names include Dr John McNaugher president of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and Rev Charles Robinson D D pastor of the first church Wheeling West Virginia.
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Richmond
Ind
Association
United States Presbyterian Church of North America
John McNaugher
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Charles Robinson
Wheeling
W. Va
Chancellor Marx to form Germany's new cabinet
Berlin May 28. Chancellor Marx has accepted President Ebert's commission to form a new cabinet. The move follows the recent political developments in Germany as the government seeks stability.
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Hancellor Marx
Germany
Berlin
Marx
Ebert
Close Contests In First District Congressional Race
Wheeling West Virginia May 28 The Republican nomination contest in the First District between Carl G Bachmann Ohio County and Rev Charles David Mitchell Marion County is very close with complete and partial returns from six counties showing Bachmann and Mitchell locked in a tight race Bachmann leads in Ohio County with 7756 to 3180 and 649 to 552 in another tally Mitchell gains 1929 to 1036 in Hancock with Marion and Wetzel counties also contributing uncertainly Bachmann holds a slender overall advantage though Marion county results threaten to erode his margin as counting continues
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George W. Sharp
Sharpe
Hill
Ball
Harman
Donald Clark
State
Clark
Baker
Gibson
Cutlip
Lester William McDermott
John Sweeney
Roy A. Jarvis
Walter E. Stout
F.N. Alderson
Charles R. Summerfield
McIntyre
Alderson
Summerfield
McClung
W. W. Trent
Marcellus Marshall
C.metzel
Wetzel Miller
Alfres
Wheeling
W. Va
Carl G. Bachmann
Ohio County
Charles David Mitchell
Marion County
Ohio
Marshall
Hancock
Bachmann
Taylor County
Mitchell
Brook County
Bach Ppmann
Mar Bachmann
Shall
Bachmann Mitchell
Wetzel
Marion Ewe
Bach
Taylor County returns show Watkins edges Samples in race
In Taylor County27 precincts tallied Watkins 1403 Samples 1108 for prosecuting attorney. Sheriff race favors Newton 914, with Dilworth482 Yates672 Larew251 Lake171. County commissioner results include Rhys568 Morgan511 Walgh510 Newslow476 McVicker379 Wyckoff votes noted. Wyckoff led GOP senatorial race with1649 over Barker681 Hearne616 Otto874 OBrien268. Democratic ballots light. Izetta Jowell Brown leads Ha Wank Chilton, while Judge Fisher appears for governor. Locke defeats St Clair for county assessor. Jackson defeats Holt for House of Delegates. Guy Goff leads GOP U.S. Senate with1429, Ros (continuation cut)
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Taylor County
Merle Watkins
P. Sample
Waterkins
Samples
Newton
Dilworth
Cleveland
Wyckoff
Barker
Hearne
Otto
O'Breen
Sabena
Izetta Jowell
Brown
U. S. Senate
Ha Wank
Chilton
Taylor
Jake Fisher
Warden Terrell
Parkersburg
Locke
St Clair
Dolgt Locke
Jackson
Holt
House of Delegates
Rev. Jackson
Neil Holt
O. W. Monroe
Col
Guy Goff
U. S
Benjamin Ros
Wells Goodykoonts
Godbey
Ge Mitchell
Congress
Bachmand
Kntifig
Tyspublican Upse
Mitchell
Gore County
Tagelor County
M. Gore
Clarksburg
Jake Plateer
Goré
B. T. England
Young
Swisher
Ball
Walter
Harmon
Hill
Sharp
Pixtol Bu" Johnson
Rathbone
Supty
Tor
Broadwater
Bond
Hoffman
Death ray intrigue draws nations into secret bargain
London reports say the United States and other powers show interest in Grindell Matthews death ray. The National Academy of Sciences reportedly cabled for details while US officials allegedly sought the secret. Matthews left for France amid stalled negotiations as France buys minor rights but aims to negotiate further.
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London
National Academy of Sciencea
United States Natural Department
Grindell Matthews
Paris
Navy Department
Matthews
France
Con- Grindell-Matthews
LaFollette Seeks Independence for Presidential Run
Senator LaFollette virtually announced he will run for president on an independent ticket unless the Democratic and Republican conventions purge themselves of the parties long-dominated evils. He told General Ekern that if not done, a long suffering people will use independent means to take back control and make government representative.
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Washington
Sebjator LaFollette
LaFollette
Ekern
Wisconsin
Funeral services held today for Mrs Mae Brown
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 30 from the First Baptist church for Mrs Mae Brown wife of Brannon Brown a Baltimore and Ohio yard conductor who died at her Lincoln street home Monday following an illness of pneumonia Rev P T Crickenberger pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church conducted the services Interment was in Bluemont cemetery
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First Baptist Church
Mae Brown
Brannon Brown
Baltimore and Ohio Yard
Lincoln Street
P. T. Crickenberger
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Bluemont Cemetery
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Ngland
Nator
Izetta Brown
Jake Bisher
Fisher
C. L. Broadwater
Tsa
William Cummings
Cummins
Lee
Barnes
Ben . Rosenbloom
Associated Press
Goft
Gosswell
E. J. England
West Virginia
United States Senate
Benjamin “Rosenbloom
W. R. Chilton
Charleston Newspaper Publishe
Etta Jewell Brown
U.S. Navy
Navy
Gmicial
Tablo
Tokio
Mi Today
Prince Tegent
Presbyterians
First Dist
Britaan
San Diggo
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