State campaign finance debate in Virginia
Virginia Democrats insist campaign funds for the state race must come from Virginians only and deny any national party money. They frame the issue as state focused with good government as the aim, urging Virginians to vote to continue Democratic administration and reject national party influence.
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Virginia
Ginig
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of Virginia
National Democratic Committee
Republican Party of
State offers motorcycle aid to transport infantile serum
Richmond August 20 fast motorcycles of the State Motor Vehicle Department will help move serum to Virginia points struck by infantile paralysis. James M Hayes state motor commissioner offered aid to the State Health department which Dr Enion G Williams state health commissioner accepted. Two containers of convalescent serum were sent by train to doctors outside Richmond and future rail delays prompted the vehicle offer.
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Richmond
Staté Motor Vehicle Department
Virginia
State Health Department
James M. Hayes
Enion G. Williams
Health officer reports single new disease case today
Health officers announce one new disease case to the state health office. Dr. F Morrison of Suffolk notified that he attended a patient requiring serum and a shipment was sent by train. A reserve supply was sent to Dr. St Garnett of Danville.
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State Health Office
F. Morrison
Suffolk
New Offer From France Italy Belgium and Japan to Britain
In The Hague on August 21, France Italy Belgium and Japan presented Britain with a new reparations proposal to avert a conference breakdown. The plan would guarantee 55 percent of British claims and raise German payment shares, narrowing disputes over the former offer.
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Associated Press
Hague
Netherlands
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Great Britain
Philip Snowden
Aged Colored Blind Woman Died Tuesday
Mary Louise Johnson, colored, died yesterday at the Frederick County Home where she had been.
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Mary Louise. Johnson
Frederick County
Inmate who lived in Winchester dead at 70
A lifelong blind resident born in Richmond and daughter of Henry Johnson, who lived with Harper Clllored in Winchester, died at around age 70. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home tomorrow at 3 PM conducted by Rev S B Spriggs, with burial in Orrick Cemetery.
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Harper Cdllored
Winchester
Richmond
Henry Johnson
Baptist Church
Ovill
Jones
Calls Upon Ball Club Managers To Stop Sunday Games
An open letter to Winchester Park Association President Mr Potts denounces Sunday baseball at park grounds. It accuses managers of breaking an agreement by charging fees on Sundays and contends the city land grant should bar such use. The writer challenges Potts as a Christian leader to forbid Sunday games.
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the Star
Winchester
Potts
Winchester Park Association
Sunday Baseball Row Sparks City Duty Call
Dabney C Harrison of Winchester Virginia writes to The Winchester Star Aug 20 1929 urging the City Council to vote on banning Sunday baseball events. He condemns rowdyism and unrestrained behavior, asks publication of each voter's stance, and warns of national decline linked to Sunday games. The letter emphasizes official accountability and community standards.
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Winchester Star
Dabney C. Harrison
Winchester
Mauretania Still Behind the Bremen in Race Across Atlantic
Plymouth England August 21 The British steamer Mauretania once held Atlantic speed records but remains behind the Bremen in the continuing transatlantic race as observers note.
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Mauretania
Plymouth
Eng
Cunard Ship Beats Eastward Transatlantic Record
The vessel completed the eastward crossing in four days sixteen hours and forty nine minutes, surpassing the old Bremen time and setting a new record for Cunard.
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Bremen
Cunard
Murder in the Library Sparks Morning of Suspicion
In a tense manor scene, Inspector Eastley and Wayne uncover a concussion victim found in a corridor near the wine cellar. The butler recalls no sight of the man, while Wayne and the group debate who killed Pell and why. A cryptic note hints Pell used a keyhole message, deepening the mystery.
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Carter
Mr. Pell
Pell
Eastley
Mr. Fotherbury
Laxton
British Museum
Sanderson
Somerfield
Peil
Roger, Peil
Wm. Merrow Co
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