Clarendon Carnival Plans Told by Arlington Association
Arlington county faces 6400 qualified voters with about 400 colored voters. The Clarendon Citizens association prepares for the annual carnival August 28 to September with Frank Snyder as chair. Bethune runs for councilman. he will face incumbent Mrs. Smyre. Jesse seeks Virginia House seat, with Payne, Jordan on the Democratic ticket and Harke challenging as an Independent.
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Arlington
Clarendon-Citizens Association
Frank Snyder
Clarendon
Washington
Bethune
John H Bethune
J F Haverty
P H Smytre
Charles J Jesse
Virginia House of Delegates
Jesse
Arslington
Alexandria
A Park Payne
H W Jordan
Thomas D Harkte
Local court records show fines and licenses issued in area
The court docket lists fines for vehicle and liquor violations, marriage licenses issued to several couples, and multiple marriages conducted by local pastors. Notable items include licenses granted to Wiss Ethel F Lewis and Bradford R Gladcock, Lena Mae Townville and Henry Beveridge Duffus, and Emma S Lang with George R Kurad Young. A Washington resident pleaded guilty to violating the local option law with a fine or jail, and several marriages occurred across district churches.
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Lowing
Washington
Nate
Glae
Viola Tess
Wilfred
Eosmith
Roy Nattan
Dams Feun Rondez
Crane George P Dunnier
Eica
J Goode
Christian Duget
Kurad
Rockville
Dr Goode
Adrian Lawson
Washington C
Hirdle
Mize
Inia Musselman
Thedd
Y and
Benjamin W Greenwell
Washington Tegra
Judes
Samuel Riggs
Wadington
Laytonsville
Supreme Court says Oil Bureau unlawful under Sherman Act
The Armstrong Bureau of Related Industries, an organization used by Linseed oil manufacturers to regulate production and sales, was ruled by the Supreme Court to be an unlawful arrangement. Justice McReynolds said courts may assess whether such arrangements violate antitrust law and that the bureau reduced competition prohibited by the Sherman Act.
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Armstrong Bureau of
Supreme Court
Justice McReynolds
Barking Collie Trail of Cotton Leatherbury Near Machipongo
A dog belonging to Cotton Leatherbury of Machipongo, about ten miles north, chased along the Tastharkway, its barking and howling drawing attention as the unusual animal acted as a roadside signal in the area near Cape Charles.
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Washington Post
Cape Charles Va
Leatherbury
Machipongo
Here
Brown named supervisor of Prince Georges grade schools
Mrs Hetty S Brown a Winthrop College graduate has been appointed supervisor of grade schools for Prince Georges County She completed a graduate course in supervision of teachers at Columbia University Avon avenue improvements completed and the mayor will sit June 13 at 8 pm to assess costs Rockville Christian Sunday School held its annual Children’s Day exercise led by committee chair Miss Margaret Karn Recitations music and features were presented with praise for the event
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Rockville
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Phoni Franklin
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Atherbury
Laitherbury
New Brunswick
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Miyaki
Enguin Park
C. E. Jenney
New York
Canada
Mt. Vernon and
Marshall Hall
Mt. Vernon
Shriners
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Mexico
Remitter
Standard. Oil. Company
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