MUDD OPPOSED TO BILL PREFERS THE PRESENT LAW
Congressman Muddle urges Republicans to vote against a bill restricting political contributions and altering election procedures. The Senate committee amended provisions about vote counting and ballot handling, with Muddle accusing the changes of enabling deception and preferring the present law. The measure would prohibit corporate political contributions and impose fines from 1000 to 5000, plus penalties for officers violating the act. He notes the bill’s current form is of little value and urges defeat.
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Washington Post
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Annapolis
Senate
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Saizebuas
Death by her own action shocks Standing town
A girl in Standing town reportedly died by suicide amid family tensions and a partial account of forbidden actions by a guardian. The chaotic OCR text limits precise details, but the incident centers on a young woman and community reaction.
Slemp Faces Gloom as Virginia Delegation Remains Split
The Virginia political scene shows S C Slemp and party leaders aiming to rally in all districts for the Ninth and Tenth districts. Lt Gov Swanson previously represented the area. Col Campbell Slemp is the lone Republican in the Virginia delegation, shaping next Congress campaigning.
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Swanson
Col Campbell Slemp
Republian
Virlune
Sleep Walker's Fall Fatal In Hayberry
A bookkeeper from London living in Hayberry died at Miners Hospital after falling from a porch in his sleep. The incident, reported from Weleet, notes his age as years and mentions arrival to the country years ago.
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Huefield
Dames
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Hayberry
Miners
Arthur TF
London
England
Splendid Record Dr King New Life Pilla Heals Various Ailments
A historic note claims the Splendid Record by Dr King New Life Pillas cures headache pal fousneas constipation and more. The ad promises relief with ARTHIVE.
Market recap: cattle hogs and sheep demand holds steady
Chicago quotes show mixed livestock action with receipts heavy across cattle 1 900 head hogs 35 000 head and sheep 90 000 head. Prices mostly steady though market slow and lambs and heavy hogs fetch varied bids. Top hogs run around 7.00 while steers bring about 2850 19 and calves near 5 GH6E5i indicates OCR errors.
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Chicago
Clements Wins Contest For City Superintendent Post
Richmond dispatch reports Portsmouth elects Jata Ashton as superintendent of schools by a 3 to 2 vote, with J. Leon Codd a rival and Dr. Kent absent. Clements chosen as Alexandera County superintendent, succeeding Baldwin after senate rejection. Stearns named Salem secretary. his Roanoke County Salem post resign. Board to appoint books, may run seven summer institutes and a Charlottesville normal school, plus one for caloved Tredehers.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Maret
Jata
Ashton
Portsmouth
P. Saunders
Senate
J. Leon Codd
Kent
Mr. Codd
Oddy Clements
Alexandera County
Laldwin
Basil D. Boreter
R. ©. Stearns
Salem
Stearns
Uis
Hoanoke County
Mr. Stearns HV
Prank
Brent
Charlottesville
Red tag suit decided against Patterson Tobacco Co
The Lorillard Tobacco Company wins a federal trademark suit in Virginia, restraining Patterson Company from using any device similar to the red tag on its tobacco. A. B. Dickins is appointed special master to report profits from all tobaccos bearing the disputed device since September 1, 1904.
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Patterson Company
Richmond
Washington Pos. Hickmonl
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United States
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Watterson ‘Tobacco Company
Drougnt Lothe P. Locrillird Tobacco Company
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Lereafter
Lordlard Com Tau
A. BR. Dickins
Loudoun Horse Show Grounds Purchase Declined
Leesburg readers learn stockholders rejected offers to buy grounds near Legsburn for the Loudoun Horse and Colt Show Association. The group aims to continue annual exhibitions with new features at the June 6 and 7 meeting, as the event marks the Virginia Circuit start expected to draw thousands from the northern state regions.
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Washington Post
Leesours
Loudoun
Legsburg
Lewsburg
Virginia
Val Robert Per
Washington, D.C
Barking Dogs Enjoined in Harrisonburg Va
In Rockingham County circuit court Judge Leteher granted a temporary injunction restraining George G. Herring from maintaining a dog kennel named Ingleside on his Harrisonburg premises. Plaintiff J Wilton alleges incessant barking disturbs sleep and harms health, while Herring runs for mayor in the June election.
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Washington Post
Hartbounbuse
Leteher
Rockingham
George G. Herring
Virginia Field Teluls Association
Harrisonburg
J. Wilton
First Nation Bank of
Marrisonburg
Herring
Orphanage Resolution Faces Constitution Challenge
North Carolina Junior Order United American Mechanics councils voted for an orphanage plan but the state council must first seek national law committee approval. Critics argue the measure may be unconstitutional and will be ruled on by higher committees after review.
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J. C
State Council
National Law Committee
National Judiciary Committee
Heher
Stoddard Still Missing After 37th Anniversary Disappearance
Richmond Virginia March 8 Special to The Washington Port says Truman Stoddard, an aged man, remains missing after vanishing from his home early Sunday. Relatives and police conducted search with few leads found. His wife, overwhelmed by grief, marked their thirty seventh wedding anniversary.
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Richmond
Truman Stoddard
W Aman
Washington Branch Sale Raises Tax Exemption Questions
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad branch stock, 5,300 shares, was sold at noon in Annapolis to the Maryland Trust Company for 2.5 million dollars. The sale, unanimously approved by the Board of Public Works, is viewed as a maneuver to preserve tax exemption privileges, with speculation that the road used the trust company as an intermediary to avoid direct mention of exemption.
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Annapolis
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland
Board of Public Works
Maryland Trust Company
Atyarson
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Grier Hersh
Allan McLane
Trust Company
Mr. Hersh
Mr. McLane
Baltimore and Ohio
Atkinson
Chatham
Minnie B. Gregory
James E. Slayton
Pittsylvania
Cuesday
Emma M. Rast
Pittsylvania County
George Co. Parsons
Baltimore
W. D. Barr
Richgnend
Maven
Ruby Peart Crenshaw
Barton Herghts
James Fen
Russ L. M. Livesay
B. W. Livesay
Rome_ street
C. W. Turner
Emporia
Fredericksburg
George Lember
Margaret Harrison White
John A. White
R.A. Williams
Petersburg
Btkle
Sussex County
W. Morris
Carrie Hatch
H. B. Rountree
Waverly
Woman's Case Continued In Richmond Court
Special to The Washington Fest Richmond Va March 2 Mrs Virginia M Calhoun charged with fraudulent use of the United States mail case continued until Saturday to decide transfer to the Southern district of Ohio. counsel Moncure withdraws. Calhoun seeks Cincinnati work. requisition papers not yet received. Also multiple local marriages listed from Pittsylvania Chatham Petersburg Fredericksburg and Richmond areas with officiants and residences.
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Wataill
Virginia M. Calhoun
United States Mall
United States
Southern District of Ohio
Chesa Peake
Ohio Railway
William A. Moncure
Calhoun
Virginia obituary brief notices in Luray and Richmond
Obituaries from Luray and nearby areas report Eugene Shuler of Newport dying after a short illness at about twenty five, Joseph Fountain a Richmond area uncle of Julian W. Tyler dying at home in Henrico County aged sixty three, Lottie Ramer daughter of Daniel Ramey of Rappahannock County passing at Beahms Gap from consumption at about thirty, Addie Ingle Butler wife of Professor G G Butler principal of Fauquier Institute dying suddenly at seventy three, and John Randolph Tucker of Bedford City seeking a Philippines justice department post with support from friends. Also R Douglas Olds youngest son of Col Fred A Olds of Raleigh dies at Southern Pines after long tubercular illness at eighteen.
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Rappahanmock County
Beahms Gap
Warrenton
Addie Ingle
Butler
G. G. Butler
Fauquier Female Institute
R. Douglas Olds
Washington
Raleigh
Fred A. Oldy
Southern Pines
S.C
Market Basket Prices Rise at Center Market Seasonal Rises
Prices at the Center Market edge up with fair weather, as cucumbers sell 3 to 4 cents each and lettuce 6 to 3 cents per head. Tomatoes 2 to 4 cents a pound, celery scarce at 5 to 20 cents a bunch, cabbage 5 to 5 cents, cauliflower 6 to 8 cents. Strawberries 25 to 40 cents a quart, grapefruit 10 to 25 cents, shad $1, various fish 5 to 16 cents per pound. Poultry remains quiet with steady prices.
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Washington Market Quotations Show Mixed Wholesale Prices
Wholesale prices in the Washington market show steadiness in eggs and butter with minor gains in select creamery products. Lively activity noted in dressed poultry and live poultry with strong demand, while vegetables and fruit listings reflect steady to modest price shifts across many items.
Live Stock Markets Reported In New York March 28
Receipts 2 020 head with steersAlew lower bulls steady to 10 lower cattle prices at 4 60 to 8 80 per cwt axel and tags 4264 75 culls 2 00 to 4 00 cows 2 00 to 5 125 few holes 4 93 live cattle and sheep exports include 14 cattle 42 sheep and 3 600 quarters beef tomorrow 861 cattle 1 180 sheep 4 100 quarters beef calves receipts 1 704 head steady to 38c higher veals 5 00 to 8 00 selected dogs 9 75 calves 4 00 to 64 50 city dressed yeals none listed
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New York
Emires Moody
Washington Stock Quotations From District Market Session
Washington Railway and Electric stock details with 48 quoted at 87 percent and 1st preferred at 8935. multiple bonds and equities listed. Closing bid quotations include District of Columbia bonds, various railroad and utility issues, and numerous bank and trust company stocks with prices and maturities noted.
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Greens Consolidated Copper
Washington Market
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Healty Appraiser and Agency Company
Mitchall Mining Company
Southern Public Service Corporation
Washington cattle market report mixed with firm calves
Market unchanged with cattle to moderate supply and steady demand. Hogs wanted while sheep and mules quiet. Calves in moderate supply and very firm on quality, with various price ranges listed for cattle hogs sheep lambs and calves.
Baltimore Markets Report on Grain and Dairy Prices
Baltimore markets report receipts and exports for flour wheat corn oats and rye with bids and prices for various grades and months. Includes butter cheese sugar and bagge prices, with notes on steady or unchanged markets and specific price ranges for timothy clover and other forage.
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