Women Win Debate at Randolph-Macon College
In Lynchburg Virginia Randolph Macon Woman's College defeated Randolph Macon College Ashland in a debate on adopting a cabinet system modeled after the British system. The judges favored the women with a unanimous vote. Evelyn Thompson and Edith Laine led the Randolph-Macon Woman's College team while James Dorsey and Bernard Lipscomb represented Ashland.
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Lynchburg
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Randolph I Maccon College
Ashland
United States
Evelyn Thompson
Edith Laine
Sophomora
James Dorsey
Bernard Lipscomb
Great Titan to Speak at Klansmen Meeting Tuesday
The Toca organization of the Ku Klux Klan No. 80 Realm of Tennessee plans a top attended session Tuesday evening with the Great Titan as principal speaker. The Klavern boasts near 1,000 members and claims strong growth this year.
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Titan
Toca
Ku Klux Klan
Realm of
Tennessee
Klavern
Long Klan
Itvis
Dr Hufford Returns From Lowman House Meeting
Dr J A Wufford pastor of Trinity Lutheran reports on the Lowman House board near Columbia SC. The appeal seeks 90000 dollars to build and equip a modern inner mission home for aged and young wards. Dr Hufford was elected secretary and tasked with aiding the appeal in Virginia and East Tennessee.
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J. A. Wufford
Looa Trinity Lutheran
Lowman House
Columbia
S.C
Lutheran Church
South
Haffard
Virginia
East
Tennessee
Scout Movement Under Way In City and County
The newly organized Scout Council elected Tr HM Low as scout executive. Low will devote full time to scouting in this city Bristol and Abingdon to establish troops within reach of every nearby area. Scoutmasters work with Low during visits to Kingsport and progress is reported in forming a strong council and increasing youth interest.
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New Scout Council
Tr. HM. Low
Ity
Lee
Thre County
Low
Kingsport
Pew
Good Council
Surprising Climate Ties Explored In Suicide Statistics
The Bolin Tageblatt reports climate and environment influence personal crisis in Germany. It analyzes numerous suicide intents to assess how seasons and surroundings correlate with self death, noting central Europe shows higher rates than northern regions.
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Bolin Tageblatt
Germany
Personal Crisis Reports Vary by Altitude and Day of Week
The analysis shows more crisis reports in lowlands than mountains with Germany seeing peak reports on Monday and Tuesday and Sunday favored by women. Most cases occur at night indoors, and a high share of suicides involve divorced persons. Mental derangement is cited as the main cause rather than romantic rejection.
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Germany
Coming Congress Faces Hectic Struggles Ahead
Washington dispatch outlines looming battles as the sixty-ninth Congress convenes arguing over taxation farm relief and probes into the Coolidge administration. Cabinet targets include Wilbur Davis Work and reforms to reclamation and anthracite coal policies. Debates loom over the World Court debt talks and ship fleet turnover to a government corporation.
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Sixty
Congress
Coolidge
Wilbur
Navy
Davis
War Department
Interior Department
War Departments
Mitchell
New England
Shipping Board
World Court
Whch the Senatr
Belgium
Italy
Chamber
House
Senate
Jardine
Ian Expory Corporation
Agriculture
Muscle Shoals
Neuritis
Republican
Nebraska
Alabama
Department of Educati
Senate and House Seats in Focus for Next Session
Congress debates annual appropriation bills for next fiscal year amid six senate and three house contests. Dan F Steek aims to unseat Smith with Brockhart Holme and Bursum in line, while Sam Bratton and Magnusohnson face election challenges. In the House Wiliam Sirevich and Warren Bailey challenge Perlman and Walters. Don Clark opposes Edwards. Senate to decide Nye credentials and LaFollette GOP status.
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Congress
House
Senate
Dan F
Steek
Smith
D. Brockhart
Town
Holme
Bursum
Sam’ G. Bratton
New Mexico
Magnusohnson
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Thomas D. Schall
Wiliam I. Sirevich
Nathan D. Perlman
New York
Warren W. Bailey
Anderson H. Walters
Pensylvania
Don H. Clark
Chas. G. Edwards
Georgia
Gerald P. Nye
Sorlie
North
Edwina F. Tada
Nye
Robert M. LaFollette
Need of Improvement In Roads Embodied in Report
National Park Service annual report urges more road improvements in parks to handle rising travel. Secretary Work released details showing a $2,500,000 congressional appropriation funds ongoing upgrades to bring park roads to high standard. Park visitation rose to 2,108,084 from 1,670,008 the prior year.
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Washington
National Parks
National Park Service
Work
Secretary Davis Avers Condition of Army Critical
Secretary Davis reports the army remains in a critical state with concerns voiced from Washington and Bec. The brief dispatch notes the official condition as critical amid ongoing security and defense developments.
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Davis
Army report warns of critical Regular Army situation
Secretary Davis warns the Regular Army is extremely critical and urges expansion of Hawaiian garrison and Panama forces. He stresses the need to pursue defense act goals, improve housing, training, and ammunition stock, and coordinate air service with ground forces while noting no new funds requests.
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War Department
Coolidge
Panama
Reserve Officer Training Corps
National Guard
National Defense
Hiad
Special Air Board
Air Service
Army
Lassiter’ Board
Rononsel
Ammuni
Seer
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