President Coolidge weighs disarmament and world court invites
President Coolidge weighs the league disarmament invitation and possible world court participation amid Senate views. Senator Swanson favors presidential action while others seek congressional input before American commissioners are named. A hotel liquor incident is also probed with prohibition agent Birgfeld using a false identity.
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Kellogg
Borah
Coolidge
League
Swanson
Virginia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
White House
World Court
Senate
House Members in United Attack for Change of Day Law
A federal agent befriended a 19 year old youth who worked at a delicatessen and, days later, persuaded him to buy whiskey before arrest. A U S Commissioner discharged the boy, while the agent remains on payroll. Mr Gallivan alleged the agent was moved to Alaska after the Washington hotel incident as the committee investigated.
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Wheeler
Hudson
Montreal
Edward O. Birgfeld
Prohibition
Theodore Burton
Steel Corporation
California
Michigan
Birgfeld
Loase
Burton
HOUSE
United
United States
Gallivan
Washington
Alaska
Austin
Tex
Texas
Attorney General's Office
Disapproval Blocks Virginia Reel Student Organ Mail
The Virginia Reel faced censorship as the student council barred its mail issue and demanded guarantees to exclude objectionable content. The council ordered publication halted until the editorial board presents acceptable safeguards against salacious material in future issues.
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Student Organ OF
Virginia
Musical Recital At Blountville Tomorrow Night
The Blountville high school pupils under Miss Mary Louise Myers present a recital in the high school auditorium at 7 30 tomorrow evening offering a varied program including piano voice violin and dance numbers by named students and instructors. The event includes works by Paderewski Offenbach Macdowell and Bach among others with several violin obbligatos and a final souvenir by Nora Campbell and Juanita Carmack.
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Times
Blountville
Miiyear
Mary Louise Myers
Blountville High School
Elsie Quelley
Seea Eee
Nevin
Ollie Smith
R. B. Brewer
Louise Cox
Mary Powell
Eanes Querida
Pedro Benito Frances Roof
the Butterly
Elizabeth Doane
Neil Forest
Junnita
Carmack Mennett
Paderewski
Stella Blevins
Sinding the Music Box
Helen Millard
Estell Carmack
Juanita Carmack
Haven
Irving Steiner
Frances Roof
Wallace A. Johnson the Frog
W. A. Johnson
Ruth Cates
Margaret Masengill
Castagnette
H. Nicholls
Anna Lee Hall Sele
Valse Barcarolle
Offenbach
Margaret Cox
Emes
Ola Pog
Eesence
Homer Seraphina Cox
Velma Holt
B. R. Antony
Ralph Stanley
D. W. Crammond
Seraphina Cox
Nora Campbell
Canone Amorosa
Mary Emma Pearson
June
Roses
Ella Kate Phillips
Roses of
Picardy
Hardy Wood
C. W
Schutte
Eleanor Pearson
Odell
Hall Philips
Vast Catalog of Goods and Low Prices Promised
The notice advertises a wide array of merchandise from apparel to household goods with slogans like Quality First and Popular Prices. It emphasizes CASH DOWN purchases and says customers will find as many items as listed and more at prices rivaling any dealer, inviting shoppers to act at Christmas time.
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E. House
Miss Myers
A. H. Rosewig
Kathleen Glover
Elizabeth Dean
Octavie Hudson
Fay Hok
Ruth Colton
Berold
Dollie Waltz
Waffle
Gemmell Bros. Co
Market St
Clinchfield Drug
Xmas
Germantown
George Ule
Zephyr
Kingsport
Bristol
Roanoke
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