Roanoke plan to hold Republican state convention and suppress negro attendance
The Republican State committee voted to hold a state convention at Roanoke on August 8 for a full ticket, with one vote per Roosevelt 1912 vote, aiming to minimize black participation. Richmond primary results show Anderson 2087, Folkes 1635, Warren 2012, Cunningham 4014, Wyatt 2816. delegates elected include De Glenn, Cox, Masate, Peyton, Fuller.
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Fpf Cox
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Robest EB Peyton, Jr
Ordway Fuller
George D Wise
Folkes
Ravages of the Storm Strike Luray Area Homes
Special to The Washington Post from Luray Virginia reports widespread storm damage in the northern county. Lightning blasted John T Burner’s house near Massanutten Mountain injuring the family, while T Richard Campbell’s dwelling near Luray Cavern was struck. A second storm lashed Luray and Springfield districts with heavy rain and further destruction.
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St John's College Awards Honorary Doctorates at Annapolis Commencement
St John's College Annapolis held commencement with twenty graduates. Dr J C Hemmeter of the University of Maryland gave the address and presented diplomas. Honorary Doctor of Laws were conferred on Dr Hemmeter and Rear Admiral Willard H Brownson U S A retiring Naval Academy superintendent.
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Annapolis
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Conn
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Hagerstown
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Glencoe
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Darlington
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Annaporte
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Harrieon Rodgers Gore
Upper Marlboro
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Melkala
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Cunberland
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Warbington
D.C
Unconscious Fredericksburg Man Threatened Death
Fredericksburg man Lorenge T. Sal- Uvan, discharged from a Norfolk hospital after an overdose, was found unconscious in Portsmouth. Doctors say he is strychnine poisoned and in critical condition. He allegedly told a witness he would die by his own hand if someone wished it. Several strychnine pellets were found in his pockets.
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Freaven Egg-O-See Ad Promotes Ready To Serve Food
Freaven highlights Egg-O-See as a superior ready to serve product. It credits the white wheat, careful sanitation in two large factories, and modern food machinery for its nutritive and digestible qualities. The copy suggests Egg-O-See as a convenient option when cooks are annoyed and hot weather makes cooking irksome.
Medals Given to Cadets at Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Military Institute held final commencement in Stonewall Jackson Halls. Gov. Montague delivered the address and awarded the first and second Jackson Hope medals to R. Alexander Owen and Harvey W. Bowles. The valedictory was by Henry W. T. Eglin. A final ball followed, led by Cadet Taxewell Buett Jr. and Miss De Vant of Mississippi, with twenty three other couples. Cadets' grades and new cadet officers were announced, including promotions and bachelor of science degrees.
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Fetersburg
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Bloomington
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Spartanburg
Harding Forx
Fort Worth
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Marriages Mark Maryland Wedded Couples Across State
The notice lists multiple weddings in Maryland including Albert J Wenwick of Washington marrying Mina Floranca J Semler of Hagerstown at St John s Lutheran Church, and Abram Dougray Fesblar of Roanoke and Elisa beth Waldi Jackson of Lonaching married in Cumberland. Delma A Dutrow of Hyattstown wed Harry L Willard of Pootesville at Whitney Avenue Christian Church in Washington. Rockville saw the marriage of Ivabal Boule and Harry Herbert Buck at the Boule home with a large rose-decked ceremony. The report notes attendance from Washington and nearby towns, with postceremony plans for trips or residence in Washington.
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Cumberland
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First Presbyterian Church
Boyan
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Washington
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Hyattstown
F. C. Dutrow
Harry L. Willard
Pootesville
Joseph Wilard
Whitney Avenue
Charles E. Buck
Rock Croak Church
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Rockville
Maywood Biddons
Gallanda
Alpert
Bayle
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Blancha Nicholson
Norman Bosle
Joseph Bailey
Newark
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N. J
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Hocame
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Epworth League Session Opens in Cumberland Maryland
The sixteenth annual Baltimore Conference Epworth League convened at Center Street Church Cumberland Md. June 21 with about 140 delegates from Garrett Allegany Washington Frederick Mineral Morgan Hedford counties and a Pa county. Mrs Barnes welcomed attendees and Albert Daub Cumberland bar spoke on public morals. Lee Bauder presided. Berkeley Springs is a likely site for next year. The league counts forty chapters and 2 938 total members including 1 668 senior and 1 258 junior.
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Woman Dies After Lamp Explosion Injury in Norfolk
Ruth James, a young white woman, was severely burned when a curling oil lamp exploded while heating curling oil. Police extinguished the flames, but she died at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital. A patrol wagon carrying her overturned after the horse bolted, leaving the patient critically shocked.
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Virginia Weddings Show Many Ties Across Cities
Front Royal to Richmond and beyond, multiple 1920s Virginia weddings are noted. Couples include Robert C. Hall and Martha E. Gowere in Front Royal, Trora May Naylor and Carey W. Veach in Cedarville, and Frances Walthall and B R McGhee cited in Roanoke. Other ceremonies span Chatham Pittsylvania County Galveston native ties, Stafford and Lynchburg, with ministers including Rev. N N Hall Rev Arthur Rowbotham Rev Dal Ina Tucker and Rev W C arr. The reports highlight families, church venues, and postnuptial plans.
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George B. Shappa
Warrenton
Dal- Ina Tucker
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West Grace Street
Joseph Blount Cheshire
Blihop
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Ethel Aleton
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Miss Claiburge
Henry Colter
South
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Entire Reorganization Plan Urged by Alexandria Board
The Alexandria board of police commissioners met after a grand jury report urged an overhaul of the force. Mayor Paff and Commissioners Graham Hill and Lawler discussed the need for a complete reorganization, questioned the chief's handling, and proposed creating a chief with sergeants to oversee rounds. The session adjourned with plans for a special meeting and included brief notes on local incidents and court actions.
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Richard G. Hill Obituary Notice in Mobile Alabama
Richmond dispatch reports the death of Richard G Hill yesterday in Mobile Alabama. Relatives in Virginia are listed as brothers Willem L F and J L Hill and sisters Mane Quarles and dirs. details sparse due to fragmented source text.
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Prison or Money Special to The Washington Post
Salisbury liquor distiller L D Arey pleaded guilty in federal court to a violation of interstate revenue laws and must choose between two sentences. Option one: two years in Atlanta Federal Prison with a $5,000 fine plus costs. Option two: two months imprisonment with a $0 fine, plus costs and taxes defrauded from about $5,000, totaling roughly $27,700 in costs and taxes. Judge Boyd gave time to decide, with a reconvening set for tomorrow morning.
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Road Contract Held Up By Prince George Board
Hyattsville Md June 21 At a board meeting John W P Somerville of Allegany County was named road superintendent replacing E Roger Boye who resigned for health reasons Somerville a Maryland Agricultural College graduate earned a bachelor of science in civil engineering The position pays 1500 annually The board faces friction over Shoemaker act funds with a proposed Marlboro pike contract awaiting the presidents signature pending engineering and legal advice The plan could allow the entire 21000 Shoemaker funds to Marlboro paving excluding Livingston road and Washington and Baltimore turnpike
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Wholesale Grocers Adjourn At June Meeting In Norfolk
The Southern Wholesale Grocers Association adjourned sine die with old officers re elected. The advisory board to elect the secretary and special representatives. The differential report on less than carload lots referred the entire proposition to the advisory board. The president was authorized to represent the association at the Milwaukee conference of wholesale grocers of the United States.
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Wilkesbarre
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Valdosta
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Milwaukee
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United States
Greenbrier Coal Case Tosses Mandamus In Court
In federal court Judge B F Keller quashed the mandamus in Greenbrier Coal and Coke Co vs Norfolk and Western, ruling the case did not involve interstate commerce act violations as the party was bound by private agreement. The decision drew noted counsel and public interest.
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