Tucker and Mann lead early returns in Virginia race
Returns from Virginia show Tucker with a favorable but unclear lead and Mann winning a solid majority for attorney general over Catlett. Williams wins easily for attorney general with Wytheville ballots. Lt Governor Lyson trails Caton. Brown and Koiner contest agriculture post with close returns. Total vote about 65,000. regional majorities cited include Roanoke, Richmond, Lynchburg, Petersburg, Danville, Norfolk, Newport News, Staunton and Augusta County.
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Richmond
Tucker
Mann
Samuel W. Williams
Wythe- Ville
Captain Catlett
Rockbridge
Koiner
Aukueta
Brown
Bedford
Konner
Judge Mann
Anti-Saloon League
Roanoke
Ricmond
Lynchburg
Campbell County
Petersburg
Danville
Norfolk
Mixandris
Newport News
Prederlekw
Staunton
Augusta County
Fight for Profits in Tariff Debate
Senator Clapp of Minnesota assailed tariff revision as a profit driven action by corporations not protection. He criticized holding companies tax exemptions and warned Republicans were being pressed to concede by public opinion. He said if given a choice he would accept retirement over current congressional actions.
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Washington
Senate
Clapp
Perssons
Les Course
Testimony Recounts Utley Sutton Shooting Trial Details
Annapolig reports show Lt Utley seated on Sutton when a shot fired. He claims he raised one arm and fired as he tried to dream, unsure if the act was accident or suicide. Judge Advocate notes may restrict further testimony.
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Annapolig
Sutton
Davie
Utley
Orley
Evans Testifies in Thaw's Behalf at Trial
Evans testifies for Thaw as family members describe two alleged incidents. The courtroom hears from Mrs. Wm Thaw about the condition of patients and involvement of Myra Roger, a detective, and witnesses Renan and Frith. The trial focuses on Thaw's alleged parental status and the facts surrounding the case.
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Willy Plate
Mra
Marry
Thew
Mintonwan
Sheen
Hoger Myra
Renan
Family Reunion for Josiah Strader Family in Giles County
The family of Josiah Strader of Giles County Virginia planned a reunion at Pearshbore today. Attendees included George S Strader and Mrs. B J Johnston of the area, MH W Strader of Sacramento, John A Strader of Ottumwa, Tyler Strader of Draper, J Strader of Bane, Mrs HW J Pfleger of Ripplemeat, W B Strader of View Haven, and Mrs i Shelton of Pearixbure, their mother. The only death in the family occurred years ago. ten children were born to Mr and Mrs Strader by the time of the gathering.
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Josiah Strader
Giles County
Pearshbore
George S. Strader
B. J. Johnston
Clive
W. Strader
Sacramento
Cal
John A. Strader
Ottumwa
Low
Tyler Py, Strader
Draper
Varo
J. Strader
Bane
Mra
J. Pfleger
Ripplemeat
W. B. Strder
View Haven
Strader
Shelton
Pearixbure
Mre. Strader
Soe
Chem Iene Rmaertod
Late personals from Grundy trip and local visits
LOD notes a visit to Grundy Virginia by Mrs AL Prema taking water for Pearlwues and Dr A Met Bruening visiting his son for a day or two. Geo BH Willlame and others are mentioned with minor injuries and medical updates. The item reads as a dated society snippet with several names and brief actions.
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Grundy
A. Met. Bruening
Tie Thin
Norfolk Divers: Meet Turnout Near Tenth Street
Norfolk sports brief notes a local team from the city heading to a competition. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged OCR text, but the item reports participants from Norfolk and mentions an upcoming event or match with a triumphant or directional context.
Railroad In Court Railroad In Court
Deputy Sheriff W. D. Eagle of Bland County Virginia testified in court about the Holden and Western railroad project. He said section work progressed and the miles of track would be ready for ratte by September, but delays and testimony questioned the pace and feasibility of completion.
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Sher W. DD
Blandcoun Y
Holden
Assail Yacht Hacks Newport Excerpt
Unclear fragment notes a yacht related incident at Newport involving a person or group. Details are fragmentary and names or actions are not fully readable. Further readable text is needed to identify precise event, participants, and outcomes.
Democrats Harmony on Tariff Pushes Rates Upward
Washington Aug. Dems claim unity on tariff policy as Tayye bill raises average rates by two percent over Dingley. When maximum rates take effect, averages will be 27 percent higher. Clark denies May all Democrats present would have recommitted the conference report. A special cabinet meeting is planned to finish leftovers before Beverly’s session ends.
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Washington, D. C
Chang Clark
Churk
Cuntzman Payne
Congress
Tath
Bubokas
Railway Coop
Cotigrand
Aed
Clyde Corporationa
He Will Confer with Representative Mana in November
In a misspelled historical note, Vice President Shemee plans a summer in Utica to handle private matters while awaiting final deal with his son’s move to Congress.
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Mana
Novemer
Mons
Hie Messone
Congress
Shemee
Cop
Utica
Fire destroys block in Belfast Y Aug f
Fire swept a section of Belfast, New York, destroying a block of houses after a wire broke out this morning. Authorities say the blaze started when a wire contacted a wall, wiping out several structures before being brought under control. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.
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Belfast
Fiddler Sayre Linked to Mingo Trial Remarks
In a county case tied to former Sheriff B. stele and others, jurors examined amid allegations of padding accounts for Aleutians prisoners never incarcerated. The court heard figures claiming pay at 1790 monthly and questioned expenses. commissioners and attorneys presented a wide panel of names as potential jurors while music and local proceedings echoed through the courtroom.
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Jalen
Maples
Mare of
Huntington
Shepimrd
Noodykounte & Bottery
Pree
Mhodon
Cavitiseioner
Payette
Conmmledorer
Mareter
Tae
Dila
Assistant Postmaster Faces Serious Charge in Pocahontas
A sensational case emerged in Pocahontas Virginia as assistant postmaster George W Rhady a leading local candidate was arrested for falsifying money order accounts. He allegedly wrote foreign orders for Italians Hungarians or Greeks at a discount pocketing the difference and entered false sums, netting about 500 before a Greek observer flagged the error. He had broad local support and vows to vindicate himself at trial.
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Pocahontas
Virginia
George W. Rhady
W. Luther Mustard
United States
Abingdon
Rimdy
Bia
Nhady
Telonds
Aml
Burkels Garden
Madrid unrest eases as royalists arrest rebel leaders
In Madrid Aug, royalist forces report increasing normalcy with revolutionary leaders around Barcelona largely captured and imprisoned. The article notes abolition of military exemption fees, tariff adjustments, and regulatory moves to curb price hikes while promising orderly reform and reduced internal strife.
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Madrid
Sittin
Aroun
Barcelona
Ife
Hay
Alfonse
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Evans
Thaw
Pavor Frith
Hinekebure
Mr. Weleoims
Geo
Willlame
Lester Fine
Metutn
Mra Montague Newton
New York
Jlontakie Newton
Impure Fal Yeomanry
Dle Vores
Newport
Champ Clark
Bill
United Action
Clara Plesana
Iy Carton
Tony Vanetta
Houston
Tow
Mingo
Sayre
Williamson
Tos
Wit- Hmead
B. Stele
Townagud
Dillon
Iow
Wowler Hoa
Tewar
Laws ‘Rchem Wuthnuind
Toni Mfeeholt
Hiuutoy
Lye Prone Ukrones
Alenthatia
Te Meio
Kennedy
Jenes Trent Velontine
Treeta 1
Biepy
Ball Lar MeCor
Acw
Danii
Aannedy
Wor
Miamreni
Scott Hrowslag
Seven Mevnlig
Fen Stee Witt
Alex
Modnte Ream Murphy
Sloware Wintweter
AL D
Mitay
Hawk Bishyo
Tom Irewe
Janice Minty
Sippiley
Revnetta
Menares Muaick
Aygre
Eve Bend
Alurugg
Assiotant
Tht
Tereridee
Indiana
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Kansas
Clipp
Camerrins Ao Dolliver
Flown
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Hwinconata
Nelton
Mtynercia
Wheltington
Wight
Wien
Pont Doeromen
Raton
George W. Rhudy
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