Southern states debt collection dispute in Britain
Washington reports southern congressmen debate Britain’s move to sue for payment on defaulted debts of eight southern states while students of finance examine possible implications.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1926
Page
3
Washington reports southern congressmen debate Britain’s move to sue for payment on defaulted debts of eight southern states while students of finance examine possible implications.
British chambers press a forlorn hope as former Senator Marion Butler argues Confederate bonds lack legal moral obligation to repay. Southern senators say states alone are sovereign and federal government funds not involved. Debts from North Carolina and Mississippi are debated with settlements reached on some bonds, while other claims linger in Europe and the world court discussion.
Refuge, Va April 28 Mrs Amos Lillard has been improving at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a period of treatment. friends report gradual recovery. Mrs George Cadwallader has about finished her stay and is also improving.
Attendees at the Maurertown district meeting include L R Dettra, Scott Cline and family, William Cline, Howard Cline, Lyra Cline, William Mumaw improving from rheumatism, Harry and Cadwallader pairs, Mildred Cadwallader, and others visiting nearby homes. Health updates mention Mrs Harvey Conner recovering, Milton Cadwallader and Alice Cadwallader returning improved from Florida, and Miss Edna Cadwallader with Katharine Mitchell spending time near Riding's Chapel.
April observations from Hogue Creek note visits among the Larricks fostered by Laurids and Rameys. Visitors include Clyde Keckley of Winchester and Gus Loy party in Washington. Hayfield school to close after a successful term led by Bertha Waddell. Mount Olive Sunday school at 10 a.m.. Mother's Day program planned.
Washington April 27 The Agriculture Committee reports three farm relief bills and plans to debate them early next week with a four day general session. Aimed at easing surplus burdens the measures seek price supports and loan funds for farmers cooperatives and commodity price stabilization.
The Curtis Aswell bill proposes a National Farm Marketing Association run by farmers to manage crops via Interstate Zone Co operative Marketing Associations. It would authorize a federal appropriation of 10 million dollars for administrative needs.
Judge No. 163969, described as the best young Percheron in Virginia, will stand the season of 1926 at the farm on the Middle Road. Insurance set at 12.00 dollars.
Train schedule notices list Norfolk and Western 137 P M service to Hagerstown and Washington with 7 29 P M connections to Baltimore and Philadelphia. Parlor car to town and Pullman sleeper Hagerstown to Philadelphia. For fares and information contact H H Burks Agent Roanoke and L Bladon General Passenger Agent Roanoke.
Physicians prescribe cod liver oil and iron to rebuild flesh and blood in weak children. Chemists extract vitamins from cod liver oil and combine them with iron into easy to take tablets. Specify Burke's Cod Liver Oil and Iron Tablets at the drug store to restore strength and vitality.
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