Slemp Faces Support in Virginia Debates on Tariff Policy
Representative Slemp opened reelection campaign in Jonesville Va addressing a large native-county audience. He defended the Payne tariff law and argued for a corporate income tax and tariff commission, while opponent Henry C Stuart spoke to a sizable crowd and urged tariff attacks aligned with Democratic criticisms.
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Corporation Tax and Tariff Board
Washington Post
Jonesville
Slemp
J. C. Noel
Col
Henry Stuart
Gome
Congress
Stuart
Henry
Col. Stuart
R. Tate Irvin
Fig Stone Gap
Abingdon
Labor Day Celebrations Across Cities Highlight Trades and Parades
Across Cumberland Hagerstown Clear Spring and other towns Labor Day featured large parades trade displays and picnics. Roanoke Clarksburg Huntington Wheeling and Staunton reported record crowds with bands floats and speeches as unions and merchants showcased displays and ceremonies. The largest turnout included thousands in Roanoke and Huntington while Clarksburg hosted six thousand under the Central Trades Council.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Narrows Park
Hagerstown
Driving Club
Richmond
Rob Ingens’ Circus
Worfolk Central Labor Union
Virginia Beach
Staunton
Stonewall Brigade
Roanoke
Lvet
Clarksburg
Central Trades’ Council
W. L. Highland
Board of Trade
A. K. Thorn
Wheeling
Fair Grounds
Sam de Nedry
Washington
Huntington
Charleston
Montgomery
Elinton
Point Pleasant
Catfettsburge
Ashland
Ironton
Portsmouth
Logan
Holden
Hanns
Death of Staunton citizen Fretwell after hospital return
Staunton Virginia section reports the death of William W. Fretwell age 81, a Confederate veteran and noted local figure. After a hernia operation at King's Daughters Hospital he left for home, but his pulse stopped in a taxi and he died within minutes at home. He leaves four sons and two daughters. Separately, Anne Arundel County teachers begin annual institute at the High School in Annapolis with five days of sessions and a chamber of commerce ball planned.
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Staunton
Willam W. Fretwell
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Washington Post
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Ella A Hill Dies in Typhoid Relapse
Special to The Washington Fear Charlestown West Virginia September 5 Miss Ella A Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas I Hit of this county died today of typhoid fever at the Anna Hughes sanitarium She was on the road to recovery when a relapse set in
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Charlestown
W. Va
Ella A. Hin
Thomas I. Hit
County
Anna Hughes
Manassas Schools Bazaar Opens With Pageant
The Manassas Va bazaar opened with a parade and pageant. Miss Marys H. Garrison crowned queen, parade with police, band, mayor and council, royal retinue, and about 30 floats. Contributions poured in from across the United States including a Taft portrait and autograph. The carnival lasts a week and funds will aid local public schools.
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Washington Post
Manassas
Marys H. Garrison
G. Raymond Ratcliffe
C. A. Hinclatt
Buck Hall
Prince William County
Taft
Parkersburg Begins Week of Centennial Festivities
Parkersburg West Virginia marks its 200th birthday with a week of events led by Judge Hunter M Moss Jr speeches by Congressmen James A Hughes and Harry S Woodward and former Gov Alberti B White. over 5000 home comers already arrived. parades, concerts, exhibitions, and a carnival planned including an aeroplane demonstration and golden jubilee of the German Singing Society.
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Parkersburg
Washington
W. Va
Hunter M. Moss, Jr
James A. Hughes
Harry S. Woodyard
Alberti B. White
Alghis
Wright
Parmasse
Parcels Post and Pensions Talk at West Virginia Meet
At Clarksburg on September 5 the West Virginia Rural Letter Carriers Association passed resolutions urging a parcels post for packages up to 11 pounds, road repairs, and pensioning of superannuated carriers. Speeches by A. B. Smith and Charles P. Light preceded election of Peter W. Ash as president and R. H. Michaels as vice president. Next convention slated for Weston.
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Washington
Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginiag Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
A. B. Smith
Washington, D. C
Charles P. Light
Charleston
Elks Pedal to Washington Point Opens Virginia Assembly
Delegates from out of town arrive in Charlottesville for the fourth annual Virginia State Association B P C EB session at Levy Opera House. Anticipation grows over a close presidential race between Hurst Glenn of Staunton and Fred Harper of Lynchburg while retiring president J Anderson Chisholm of Wilton County seeks district deputy.
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Washington
Charlottesville
Virginia State Association
Levy Opera House
Hurst Glenn
Staunton
Fred Harper
Lynchburg
J. Anderson Chisholm
Wilton
Ouster Proceedings Fail In Tennessee Judgeship Contest
Bristol Tenn Sept 5 Despite ouster actions against judge elect Dank Harmon court opened at Mountain City Gov Patterson declined to appoint a successor saying Campbell did not seek election but only ouster alleging Harmons use of money and whisky. Armitar suit against David A Vines state s attorney elect was withdrawn.
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Tennessee
Tella
Washington Post
Bristol
Tenn
Dank Harmon
First
Tennessee Circuit
Mountain City
Patterson
H. Tyler Campbell
Campbell
Harmon
Armitar
David A. Vines
New Hair Trade Exposed In Follanbee West Virginia
In Follanbee a man named Andy Pokek cuts hair from girls from foreign families and sells the hair to a dealer at Mingo. The fathers object but find no law to stop him. To dodge publicity foreign girls travel to the city to have their hair removed for a moderate fee.
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Washington Post
Mystery in farmer death near Aikens Summit
Danville Virginia September 5 William Henry Harris a young farmer residing near Aikens Summit was mysteriously killed last night His body lay near a barn on Bud Jones plantation Bruce Gilley found him Harris shot in the mouth Details are meager and no arrests have been made The deceased was unmarried about 22 years old and lived on a neighboring farm Norfolk Virginia September 6 An opinion by City Attorney Cabell says Norfolk cannot sell water outside city limits and several large industries would have to shut down including the American Tobacco Company stemmery if enforced
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Washington Post
Danville
William Menry Harris
Aikens Summit
Bud Jones
Bruce Gilley
Harris
Norfolk
Cabell
American Tobacco Companys
William M. King Dies at His Home in Alexandria
William M. King 11 son of John H. King of 72 North Washington street died at his Alexandria home after stepping on rusty wire last week. Tetanus developed Saturday night and the boy died early yesterday morning. Funeral services at 6 this afternoon at the family residence officiated by Rev. William J. Morton, with burial in Bethel Cemetery.
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Washington Port Bureau
King Strost
Alexemaria
Willam M. King
John H. King
North
Washington Street
Tockiaw
William J. Morton
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Bethel Cemetery
Venerable Resident Dies in Alexandria
Mrs Isabella Graham Gregory widow of S F Gregory died Sunday night at 307 South Bt Asaph street in her eighty fifth year. She leaves son Arthur Gregory of Worango Mexico and was a daughter of Abnar Gibson of Loudoun County Virginia. Funeral from her residence at 4 pm conducted by Rev P P Phillips of St Pauls Church with pallbearers G William Mamary Charles S Taylor J Armistead Hye born R F Knot J A Brown and Dr George T Kipstein.
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Isabella Graham Gregory
S. F. Gregory
South Bt. Asaph Street
Arthur Gregory
Worango
Mexico
P. P. Phillips
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
G. Wiliam Mamary
Charles 8. Taylor
J. Armistead Hyeborn
R. F. Knot
J. A. Brown
George T. Kiipstein
Boy Recants Confession in O. F. Carter Robbery Case
In Alexandria, Albert Glover recanted his police interview confession to robbing O. F. Carter’s store, claiming he was frightened by officers Goods and Knight and Gillassert. The case was continued due to Carter’s absence. Glover remains paroled under parental custody with attorney Lewis de Machen retained. Separately, permits for public school attendance were issued at the Armory with 94 total for white children and 55 for black children, vaccinations required prior to enrollment.
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Albert’ Glover
Snd
Knteht and
Gillassert
O. F. Carter
Carter
Young Glover
Attorner Lewis de Machen
Alexandria
Razor Attack Injures Bowman. Police Seek Dunk Davis
In Alexandria late yesterday, Frank Bowman was cut on the left side of his face with a razor by alleged assailant Dunk Davis. Bowen was hospitalized in a weak condition after blood loss and expected to recover. Patrolman Roland rescued him en route to the station. Meanwhile, a police officer who briefly considered resignation planned to return, and Labor Day festivities included a baseball game in which the Cardinals defeated the Alexandria Athletic Club 13 to 6 before about 2,000 spectators.
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Frank Bowen
Alexandria
Davis
Bowen
Roland
Llewellyn Powell
Chamam Senoent
Schoent
Board of Police Commissioners
Cardinals
TIRES OF NIGHT MARRIAGES IN ROCKVILLE
Rockville will issue marriage licenses only during official hours from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. six days a week. Special to The Washington Post Rockville Md Sept 5. The clerk John L Burnett said licenses were being sought at off hours and will no longer be issued at unscheduled times.
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Rockville
John L. Burnett
Washington
Organisation Wins in Rockbridge Primaries
Republican primaries held in Rockbridge County to choose delegates for the county convention next Saturday. A sharp contest in Lexington between the organization and the antis ended with the organization prevailing, electing Assistant Postmaster H E L Conner as temporary chairman after much discussion.
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Rockbridge
Lexington
Antis
H E. L. Conner
Bell Telephone absorbs Southern States in Norfolk transfer
Representatives of Southern State Telephones Company completed a deal with Bell Telephone Company approved by the city council and subscribers in Norfolk were served notice that holdings of the Southern States service have been taken over by Southern Bell. In Annapolis, Md., Sept 5, Republicans plan to oust supervisor of elections Charles He Russell, who has disqualified himself by becoming a school trustee, drawing opposition within the party.
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Bell Telephone Company
Norfolk
Southern State Telephones Company
Bell
Southern States Telephone Company
Southern Bell
Annapolis
Charles He. Russell
Russell Ye
Labor Reform Measures and Civil Rights Expansion Discussed
A historical speech outlines federal and state efforts to regulate labor, relieve abuses, and curb monopolistic practices. It praises Erdman act intervention, employee compensation for railway injuries, safety mandates, alien labor restrictions, eight hour and sixteen hour rules, and a new bureau of mines. The speaker distinguishes these worker protections from class legislation that exempts farmers and other groups, noting Supreme Court limits on favoritism and exemptions. The discussion emphasizes broad public interest and the need for further protective laws.
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Bureau of Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Erdman
Interstate Commerce
Nelly
Cha Tman Knepp
Congress
United States
Bureau of Mines
Supreme Court of the
No Title Provided Emphasizing Fairness and Working Men
The text argues that fairness and justice are everyday life matters among honest men. It stresses that Americans should support prosperity for working men on enduring foundations, avoid special privilege, and unite across parties to improve social and economic conditions for all federal men.
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Gou
Tramp dog saves three lives in New York blaze
A stray dog barked to awaken Dr. Samuel Lieber his 14 year old daughter Julia and a housekeeper as their New York home burned early today. Lieber carried his daughter to safety then led the gropeing housekeeper out through smoke filled halls. The fire caused four thousand dollars in losses. The dog was found in the front yard and will be cared for by a neighbor while the family seeks a new home.
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Washington Pont
New York
Samuel Lieber
Julia
Lie‘ber
MORE VOTERS FOR MAYNARD IN SUFFOLK
Special to The Washington Post from Suffolk Virginia reports a signed call by Democrats of Smithfield Isle of Wight and Portmouth for a mass meeting next Saturday to debate regulations on land charges and actions to clear the air amid controversy over the recent congressional primary. The list includes Smithfield lawyers and doctors and local preachers, gathered at Col L W Day’s home, father in law to Senator Thomas S. Martin, who presided at Norfolk last Friday when William A. Young received the congressional nomination certificate.
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Washington Post
Suffolk
Portamouth
Democrata
Smithfield
Isle of Wight
Col. L. W. Day
United States
Thomas 8
Veterans' Vanguard Arrives for North Carolina Reunion in Norfolk
Gen Julian S Carr, commander of United Confederate Veterans of North Carolina, leads the vanguard arriving in Norfolk for the state reunion to be held tomorrow and Wednesday. Trains from North Carolina bring large delegations as the city decorates for the event with lavish entertainment. This marks the first NC veterans meeting outside their state.
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Norfolk
Julian
Carr
United Confederate Veterans of North Carolina
North Carolina
SAILS VESSEL SINGLE HANDED BEAUFORT NEAR PORT
Beaufort New Mexico Sept 5 Captain James Ireland of the schooner Admiral arrived from Norfolk with cargo and crewless operation. Vessels hatch removal showed leaks causing 509 dollars damage to uninsured goods. Charleston West Virginia Sept 6 Governor Glasscock and family physician plan to travel to Hot Springs Virginia for inflammatory rheumatism treatment.
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Beaufort
NM. C
James Ireland
Norfolk
Washington Post
Charleston
W. Va
Glasscock
Hot Springs
Simple Diet and Digestion Expert Claims Endurance Benefits
Dr T J Allen argues the monoater diet limits digestion burden and preserves energy. He cites athletes reporting enhanced endurance and notes easier mental work with reduced dietary draft. He warns social meals disrupt digestion and sleep, urging careful attention to energy conservation.
Ahrer Takes Bulg Phize Race At Indianapolis Speedrome
In a dramatic 208 mile season finale at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Johnny Aitken in a National car won amid record stunts. Ahrer and Harroun, teamed with Livingston, battled early as the Marmon Wasp suffered a broken coupling in lap sixty eight. Harroun briefly led after a tire stop but the Wasp faded, leaving Aitken to secure the victory and $1,000.
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Indianapolis
Sept
al Livingston
Herroun
Johnny Aitken
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Harroun
Aitken
Harrown
Hearne
Akron Wins Pennant With Red Nelson's Ninth Inning homer
Akron clinched the Ohio and Pennsylvania League pennant by one game after Red Nelson, Akron star right-hander, homered in the second inning to back a nine inning five hit effort. Canton tied the score in the second with Lobe’s homer, but Nelson shut the door rest of the day. Canton had won the morning game 14 to 6, narrowing the final margin.
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Spectatto
Washington Post
Akron
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Red” Nelson
Canton
Lobe
Red Nelson
Krueger
Sensonal
Lpaing
Roanoke Trims Lynchburg Twice In Virginia League
Special to The Washington Post Roanoke defeats Lynchburg 5 to 0 and 8 to 1 in a doubleheader at Roanoke, with pitchers and batters listed in the box scores and game times noted. The losses extend Lynchburg’s skid as Roanoke grows its lead in the Virginia League standings.
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Lynchburg
Washington Post
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Slater
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Woolume
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Doane
Schmidt
Sexton
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D. Smith
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Neke
Lynchbus
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Kensington Downs Washington Grove in Labor Day Play
In Rockville Maryland on Labor Day Kensington defeated Washington Grove 10 to 0 as Garrett Park misplayed infield chances. McCathran pitched for Washington Grove allowing three hits while Peters fanned seven to pace Kensington’s easy victory in the opener.
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Rockville
Atashington Grove
Kensington
Garrett Park
Peters
Beare
Washington Grove
McCathran
RHOAE
Benston
Warthen
Hartshorne
Io Eien Adams
Lodge
Glenderson
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Sk Peters
Romatrong
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Fenwick
Hartahorne
Lotge
Bares Garrett Park
Keesingtos
Ww. Kelly
Mr. Hughes
Gaime
W. Grove
Arong Keniton
Warthan
Wreck At A Pre" Driver Misjudges Curve At Asylum Lawn Festival
An auto accident near the German Orphan Asylum in Anacostia during Labor Day events narrowly spared serious injuries. J Kennovan of 1927 South Capitol street drove a touring car over an embankment, wrecking the car and injuring his four year old son with a broken finger. Edward Jobhgeon and a chauffeur escaped with minor bruises. The crowd of 1500 enjoyed singing, dances, and a large picnic. The mishap occurred due to darkness and a steep incline as the car failed to turn the curve. The Ladies Aid Society, with asylum directors, organized the festival hosted by John Mehringer and Mrs Mehringer.
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Anacostia
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Kennovan
South Capitol Street
Ina
Kennovan
Edward Jobhgeon
Third Street
Hope Road
John Mehringer
Mehringer
Marine Band
Therese Carroll
Ameé- Ma Carroll
Margaret Plitt
Dorothy Sussan
Rose Fugasci
Mier Hixte Lipmann
Asylum
Fred Imheff
New Lodge Organized Pride of Washington Lodge Nov 201
At the Eagles Club last night a new benevolent society named the Pride of Washington Lodge Nov 201 was formed as a branch of a Jewish order with headquarters in St. Louis. It marks the order's first eastward extension from Indianapolis. About fifty members attended the inaugural meeting and officers elected include L S Gottlieb district deputy grand master president Marcus Kaman vice president Leon Goldberg treasurer M Si Jeungon secretary Human Ween and Samuel Nasen.
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Pride of Washington Lodge
Eagles’ Club
Bt. Eputs
Progressive Order of the West
Indianapoli
L. S. Gottlieb
Marcus Kaman
Leon Goldberg
M. Si Jéungon
RL Erantes
Samuel Nasen
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