Virginia House Debates Over Bill Consideration Vote
In Richmond a House fight erupts as 37 of 93 members refuse to take up a bill. J R Jordan of Isle of Wight led demands to consider it, while Speaker Byrd and others pressed for a set day of debate. The recorded vote ended 56 against 34 for the motion. advocates warned the enabling act would be fed up daily without consent to consider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
J. R. Jordan
Isle of Wight
Byrd
Jordan
C. J. Meetze
Prince William
Martin Willis
Walter Olver
Love
Lenenburg
Eines
Guncipaine Pewion
Wingfive
Agen
Adame
Anderson
Bain
Bargamin
Bell
Borden
Bowman
Brewer
Thomas Brown
W. W. Brown
Buck
Christian
Clarke
C. R. Coleman
Barman
Evans
Ewing
Fulton
Gregory
Harvey
Ivey
Jennings
Kent
Kinsey
Lunsford
Martin
Meetse
Moore
Moseley
Mustard
Norris
Page
Radford
Rew
F. B. Roberts
Robertson
Rolston
Row
Rutherfoord
Smith
Stebbins
W. A. Stephenson
John W. Stephenson
Btratton
Tabb
Taté
Taylor
Throckmorton
Walton
Weaver
Willeroy
Williams
Wissler
James M. Baker
J Baker
Banks
Browning
Burt
Daniel Coleman
Cox
Creamer
Curtis
Daniel
Fitzhugh
Gilliam
Grant
Harwood
Houston
Kemper
Land
Massie
Milstead
Moncure
Montague
Oliver
Parker
Peek
Peyton
Richardson
John Roberts
Sutphin
Templeton
Terrell
Tiffany
Utz
Watts
Webb
Hugh A. White
John
White
Wise
Hold Men For Death In Auto Accident
Elizabeth, N. J. Special. George Robertson twice Vanderbilt Cup winner and Burton Brown a New York writer were held on manslaughter charges in Police Court after a night accident that killed nine year old Clarence Denman. Denman died this morning in General Hospital. Robertson and Brown appeared in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizebeth
N. J
Gegritte Robertson
Burton
Brown
New York
Clarence Denman
Robertson
General Hospital
Rébartson
Three Killed in Roanoke Railroad Crash
Westbound passenger train No. 15 rear ended a freight at Dry Branch four miles west of Betspring on the Roanoke main line. Three killed instantly: Conductor Evans of Roanoke, Brakeman Argenbright of Roanoke, Brakeman Hendricks of Roanoke. Injured: Engineer Ransom of Roanoke, nose scratched and wrist sprained. Fireman Spangler of Bluefield, right leg sprained. Mail Clerk Jeffries of Lynchburg, bruised. Evans, 38, lived at 132%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Betspring
Preraing
Etn Wines
Evans
Robert *Argenbright
D. Walter Hendricks
W. L. Ransom
W. M. Spangler
Bluefield
Jeffries
Lynchburg
Condortor C. E. Evans
Railway Workers Named In Local Obituary Snippet
Brakeman Robert Argenbright, 24, of Blacksburg, married with two sons, and brakeman D Walter Hendricks, 27, survived by widow and a daughter, are identified in a local railroad tragedy. Engineer Ransom, in charge of No. 15, is a member of the Beers of Aldermen from Highlandard. The body of Argenbright is expected to be taken to Blacksburg for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oudoun Avenue
Brakeman
Robert Argenbright
Blacksburg
D. Walter Hendricks
Engineer Ransom
No. 15
Beers of Aldermen
Highland Ard
SPEECH PASSES WITHOUT RIOT IN BELFAST
Belfast notes a peaceful Churchill speech on home rule with Irish Nationalists and Liberals forecasting easy passage of the bill. Fortified by a fear of violence, soldiers and police were moved, rioting subsided, and Mayor McManus praised the calm and safety of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Friends of Home Rhie
Jjubilant
Inston Churchill
the Admiralty
Ireland
Ulster
Lwrd
Robert J. McManus
Mr. Churchill
John Redmond
Farmers Name Officers at Virginia Convention
The third annual convention of the Farmers Union of Virginia adjourned after three days in Lynchburg naming officers led by D. M. Gannaway as president and George T. Bridgeforth as vice president. D. M. Blankenship became secretary and treasurer with C. B. Gordon as lecturer and organizer and A. H. Ferguson as chaplain. Executive committee includes Thomas H. Steele C. S. Gordon J. W. Cawthorn George H. Bowles and P. R. Wray. Gannaway elected as delegate to the national convention in September amid a resolution urging an enabling act to allow statewide prohibition vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Farmers’, Union of
Virginia
D. M. Gannaway
Charlotte County
George T. Bridgeforth
Kenbridge
D. M. Blankenship
Narnia
Thomas H. Steele
Gordon
J. W. Cawthorn
George H. Bowles
P. R. Wray
Gannaway
General Daggett Dies in Utica at Age Seventy Nine
General Rufus Daggett, who led the One Hundred Seventh Regiment New York Volunteers in the Civil War and was breveted as brigadier for meritorious service, died at his Utica home today at age seventy nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daggett
Iutica
N. Y
Rufus Daggett
One Hundred and Seventh Regiment
New York Volunteers
Brewed His Own One Man Brewery Founder Dies
Calos Philip Degen, who for thirty-four years sold all output from his self run brewery over his counter, died yesterday at eighty seven. A USDA report called his beer the purest in the country. Since 1878 he operated a Crockett Street brewery in a single room attracting thousands of visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonia
Tex
Calos Philip Degen
Degen
United States Department of Agriculture
Crockett Street
George A Pendleton Dies in Spotyslvania Area at 54
George A Pendleton of SpotSYlvania VA died Wednesday near Mount aeons aged fifty four. He is survived by one brother one sister and an only son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Pendleton
Spotsylvania, VA
Mount Aeons
Everglades land scandal opens bitter probe in Washington
Washington officials announce a bitter session as the inquiry into the Florida Everglades land scandal begins. Solicitor McCabe will testify on Saturday to insert answers to charges by Mr. Clark, with Moss promising a full probe of the drainage bureau and Everglades costs. Clarke alleges millions paid for waterlogged lands. In Chicago, an imminent strike looms if James Hogarth remains in charge of the Chicago Railways Company as tensions rise over new rules. F W D McMahon, head of the Car Men’s Union, is in city amid strike prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Florida Everglades
McCabe
Department
House I
Clark
Moss
Department of Agriculture
Florida
Chicago
James E. Hogarth
Railways Company
Chicaigé
F . W. D. McMahon
Car Men's Union
Hogarth
House Orders Full Investigation of Public Instruction
The Virginia House of Delegates orders a full inquiry into the State Department of Public Instruction after Chesterfield county citizens petitioned for scrutiny. A five member committee will examine alleged violations, duties, and potential misuses of funds, with power to compel witnesses and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Chesterfield County
House of Delegates
State Department of Public Instruction
W. W. Baker
Chesterfield
Department of Public Instruction
Virginia
J. D. Eggleston
House
W. A. Land
Nottoway
Finance Committee
General Assembly of Virginia
Superintendent of Public Instruction
General Assembly
Senate
Public Instruction
S. W
German Officers Fly 150 Miles Nonstop to Hamburg
Two army officers flew an airship like mission yesterday from Doeberitz near Berlin to Hamburg a distance about 160 miles. They completed the trip in two hours and fifteen minutes without landing. The investigation will proceed in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Army
Morse Prepares for Revenge in New York
Charles W. Morse former Ice King recently freed from Atlanta Federal Prison is planning a vengeance campaign against trusted men who he says betrayed him. He arrived in New York with his wife and family and will seek health abroad before departing for Germany in about two weeks, per his physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Ife
Morse
Milano Apartments
Jennie Morse
Henry
Benjamin Morse
Milano
Germany
Turkish Colonel Arrested While Aiming for Cyprus
Special dispatch from Catro Egypt reports Colonel Niaza of the Turkish army, a leader in the Young Turk revolution that overthrew Sultan Abdul Hamid, was arrested by British authorities in Catro while attempting to reach Cyprus to join his forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catro
Egypt
Niaza
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Cyrenaia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tidewater
Ceme
Lawson & Newton
11Th Street
William Ave
Norfolk
Pine Beach
Cer
EB. &. Merford, Pres
J. P. Nottingham
V.pres
Cashier
Gloucester
Mathews
Mourt
C. D. Clinton
Asuring
Dixendais,Va
de. M.S. Foster
O&see
Bibley Bros
Leslie C. Garnett
Mathews, VA
Middlesex
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Lie Steamer
Hampton Roads
Norfolk- Rahewe-Gloucester
Portemouth
North St
Ike
Philpot
East River
Wiliams
Bick’s
Diggs
Roane
Ware River
Ea Bailey
Law
Dirondale
North River
D. D
Ibs
Bockley
Aubern
Gevers
Severn River
OM Point
Government Wharf
Portamouth
Eee Eee
Paar Rail
James River
Berkley
Brandon
MAIN
Main Street
Atlantic Hotel
Wharf
W. H.landon
Clark Sash & Door Corporation
Frank T. Glark
ERS
Hardward
G.L. Hall Optical.co., Ins
Norfolk—Richmond--Roapoke
Norfolk, Va
Granby St
A. M. Marchante
Virginia Mountain
Speegh
Friends of Home Rule
Everglade
Department O Public Instruction
Committee On Public Institutions and Education
Watkins
Theate
Chesapeake
New
Queens of the Che
City OF
Baltimore
Old Point Comfort
Portsmouth
York River Line
York
West Point
Baltimore St
Walting Roon Pier
Royal Club
Turk
Walt Oaks
Need Remedy Co., Inc
Constantinople
Cooper
Bank St. Nerfelk Va
Department E
Norfolk Building Supplies Corporation
Brooke Avenue
P. A. Starck, Pres
Pinos
United States
Starck. Com
Yansec Er Aly
Starok
Wake Plerists
Usal
Naxo Pee If
Bentiom
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!