Cuban Post Office Director Visits to Discuss Lottery and Auto Mail Service
The Cuban Director General No dagse and assistant Charles M Barnet arrived from Havana to discuss Cuban lottery plans and postal matters with U.S. authorities at Raleigh. He favors modernizing mail collection with automated wagons, seeks safeguards against contraband, and notes Cuba’s interest in adopting automobile mail collection while highlighting political harmony and looming sugar production figures.
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Postal Card Production Contract Won by Avorament Office
The government awarded a contract for 2,487,000 postal cards to Avorament printing, replacing prior suppliers Rumford-based Eaper Company and others. The deal aims to cut government expenses, with prices around 9 dollars per thousand and a three-phase ramp to raise card output. The project seeks to expand use of postal cards, boosting business while shaping future card pricing and formats.
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Virginia briefs capture convention, travel, and fire events
The Protographers Association of Virginia holds its convention at the Jefferson Hotel in Richmond beginning today, sessions run through Saturday. J A Parrell of Winston-Salem presides as vice president. Albert Michael Ommer of Henry W VA is secretary. An excursion train near Eygn Va derailed. passenger was knocked from a baggage car at 45 mph, survived after audience. Fire at Snitzer & Co in Charlotteville devastates stock worth about 90 with 5000 insurance. In Bristol, an amendment in a local option election adds 31 nonresident voters to the petition. A George W Beery barn in Stafford County burned with 15 bushels of corn, 8 barrels of potatoes, hay, farming implements, and a ton of fertilizer. loss heavy. Sergi Anderson of Cambria attacked by a rival and shot by police during confrontation with C W Johnson, a negro barber, who resisted arrest and drew a revolver.
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Robber Seizes Pocketbook From Woman in Northwest District
Mrs Boyd reports a theft near Twenty second and streets northwest as a tall dark suspect, about 19 or 20, fled into a wooded area after grabbing a pocketbook containing 70 cents and glasses. Police broadcast a citywide lookout. description matches several recent robberies.
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Virginia Primary Vote by Adding Machines Update
Special to The Washington Post from Richmond details Virginia Democratic primary canvass with a novelty count by four bank clerks using adding machines. Official results show Governor Mann, Lieutenant Governor Ellyson, Attorney General Williams, and Commissioner Koiner leading, with majorities listed and total statewide vote 78,434. The process included representatives for candidates and a rare seating arrangement during counting.
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Seek Germ of Pellagra in Local Outbreak
Durham NC August reports rise in pellagra cases across the area as doctors search for the disease origin. Blood from a severely affected patient is tested and samples sent to Richmond and Johns Hopkins for germ analysis while a campaign against corn imports grows. Four news cases, mainly among women, are noted with unclear links to corn bread.
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Wireless record tests aboard Connecticut under government auspices
Norfolk Va Aug 1 The Atlantic fleet continued battle practice and gunnery drills with the Connecticut and ships under clear weather conditions. Dismantled torpedo boats Nicholson and O Brien used as targets were towed out to the drill grounds. Wireless operators on the Connecticut pressed toward a 1000 mile shipboard record with new tests expected to extend to a 2000 mile goal under government supervision from Washington. Final results awaited as Panther supplies the fleet with mail and provisions for Admiral Behrocder’s eighteen vessels.
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Minister Beaten and Robbed Near Holston Mountains
Bristol Tenn August 31 Free WM Baptist minister Rey A F Malcus was attacked and robbed last night. His skull fractured and placed in a sack. He will not recover. Bandits escaped into the Holston mountains as rescuers bring aid and fellow clergy respond with concern.
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Married women barred from Washington Post railway policy
The Air Line Railway superintendent of transportation in Norfolk Virginia issued an order barring all married women from future employment in the department. Current female workers must resign regardless of performance. The policy rests on the superintendent’s view that employing married women is contrary to public policy.
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Sloan for Chief Judge in Maryland Fourth Circuit
Washington County delegates disrupt convention as Joan Sloan is nominated for chief judge with Allegany and Garrett counties voting for Wagaman while Washington votes against. Court politicking cited, with tension over nonpartisan judiciary claims and party hypocrisy, as delegates depart on a special train.
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The Maryland Steel Company of Sparrows Point submitted the lowest offer for the naval collier project authorized by Congress, with two bids of 89600 and 940200 dollars. Other bids included Moran Bros 689100 New York Shipbuilding 1050000 Fora River Shipbuilding 74000 Newport News 820000 and Cramp 809900. The Atlantic torpedo flotilla departs Norfolk for Hudson Fulton events as Maine goes out of commission and crew transfer to Prairie for Lengua Island reassignment.
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Five Houses Burned In Alexandria Fire
Five houses on Wilkes Street Alexandria were gutted by a morning blaze caused by a gasoline stove explosion in the home of George A Ross. A 36 year old woman sustained severe burns. neighbors smothered flames on her clothing and she was taken to Alexandria Hospital. The fire destroyed furniture and personal effects. three houses were owned by James J Hughes and two by Mrs Emma Spencer.
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Naval Orders List of Duty Assignments and Departures
A dated orders list assigns Rodyn D 8 BH Howard to duty in Colorado Carpenter F Mookle to duty Verbindung Vestal and duty no board on commission Chief Maghinis to duty navy yard New York Paymaster Clerks and resignations. Several vessels and officers listed with destinations including Portsmouth NH New York NY California Norfolk Hull Truxton Whipple and others. Arrival points include Portsmouth NM Beattie Castle Nomtan Ranly and Ohinewangtan with movements to southern grounds and Cape Canaveral area.
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Army Orders Broadcast Movements and Assignments
Army orders list leaves of absence and temporary duty for officers across cavalry and infantry units. Several officers to Fort George Wright and Annapolis, with transfers to Manila, San Francisco, and San Antonio, plus academy appointments and new duty stations. Also notes a prohibition order on rectifiers from producing certain liquors, and a political candidate naming dispute in Spotsylvania County Virginia.
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Census Bureau to buy 900 tabulating machines
The Census Bureau abandons rent policy and contracts with Shaw and Cheae of Newark to purchase 100 tabulating and 800 counting machines for the census. The $61,000 bond guarantees performance and installation by April 2. Machines will be owned by the bureau and used for future censuses, with major savings from replacing hand work with electricity.
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Obituary notes across Virginia mark deaths of prominent figures
Virginia obituaries report C W Kellinger 70 in Norfolk after a paralysis stroke. Robert I Kurtz of Winchester dies in Tampa, unmarried with two Florida sisters. Mrs Matto Roy of Front Royal dies of pneumonia, survived by husband, two daughters, three brothers. Anthony Emith of Fredericksburg, Confederate veteran, dies at 71 near Screamersville, brother of Mrs Haydon. Joseph Payne of Caroline County dies at home with several siblings.
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Requisition for Hillman High Arrests Moves North
North Carolina report notes Officer Tuane Rogers left Raleigh for Richmond with Gov Kirchins requisition for Hillman High arrested in Richmond with Ida Markham. Requisition papers allege forgery signed by the State father. abduct charge not entered. Also states pension board found 190 rise in Confederate pensioners to 1700. Luater Goode colored held after beating wife. Ashworth arrested again in Dente Jones case with $600 bond.
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Suspect Found With Four Thousand One Hundred Dollars
The report from Jonesboro Tennessee notes that John Cash and Charles Pack, brought from Newport, were searched at the police station where $4100 was found on one of them. The sum aligns with amounts alleged to have been taken in the Virginia case tied to the framing of a murder. Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals opens its fall term with fourteen cases including Byrd law challenges and petitions from various counties.
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