U S Plans Restored Ties With Mexico In September
The White House announced that formal resumption of relations with Mexico would come in mid to late September after required exchanges. The exchanges relate to claims conventions from the Mexico City conference, with Payne and Warren guiding the process. A treaty must be drafted and submitted for Senate approval before any official recognition.
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Washington
United States
White House
Mexico
Mexico City
John Barton Payne
Charles B. Warren
Department of
Payne
Warren
Senate
Virginia Firemen’s Convention Closes With Contests
The 37th annual Virginia State Firemen’s Association convention ended in Fredericksburg with a band concert and reel races. Alexandria won the music prize of 100 dollars, Charlottesville second. Covington took reel race honors and 100 dollars, Luray 75, Lexington 50, Grouse fourth. Covington’s 3612 second reel run involved unwinding hose and attaching it to a plug. Luray finished in 40 seconds. Hundreds filled the city park for events and crowds lined the course.
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Ericksburg
En's Association
Alexandria
Charlottesville
Covington
Trumphet
Luray
Lexington
Grouse
Race Cours
Reverend S J Goode Returns From Capon Bridge Meetings
The Rev S J Goode pastor of the Christian Church of Rockville Maryland and his daughter Esther returned home after conducting successful Capon Bridge West Virginia meetings. Miss Goode contributed violin solos and musical services were well received by attendees and locals.
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S. J. Goode
Christian Church of
Rocckville
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Miss Esther
Miss Goode
Norfolk and Western Schedule Through Shenandoah Junction
Train details list Bristol Roanoke and Shenandoah connections with Pullman cars parlor dining sleeper services. Stops include Hagerstown Roanoke Wilkesboro Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton. Agents H H Burks in ville Virginia and W C Saunders Roanke Virginia handle fares and bookings.
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Bristol
Atio
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Wilkiemeon
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Hagers Ne
Philadelphia
H. H. Burks
Ville
W. C. Saunders
Gen’s Pass
Roanke
Hatterling Worth Democracy Mentioned in Richmond Times Dispatch
A terse phrase from the Richmond Times Dispatch laments a “sore lack” of hatterling worth democracy and critiques the state of political discourse suggesting money, power, and gas influence public opinion.
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Richmond Times
Albin News Notes Tells Of Visitors And Calls
Mrs Annie Silver and daughter Virginia Silver called on Dr and Mrs W M Janey. Miss Leona Peer of Winchester spent the week with Mr and Mrs W A Orndorff. Miss Alice Osburn of Winchester visiting friends here. Vic Catlett of Fort Worth Texas visiting Dr W M Janney. Lela Smith called on Ace recently. Clarence Lewis of Ohio visiting friends here. William Brugh of Massillon Ohio spending time with relatives. Mrs C P Crim won Miss A V Hudson one evening this week.
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Albin
Van
Annie Silver
Virginia Silver
W. M. Janey
Leona Peer
Winchester
W. A._Orndorff
Misa Alice Osburn
Vic Catlett
Fort Worth
Texas
W. M. Janney
Lela Smith
Clarence Lewis
Ohio
William Brugh
Massilon
C. PF. Crim
A. V. Hudson
Prediction of German monarchy within a year
Representative Aswell of Louisiana predicted a German monarchy within a year after a revolution led by communists. He told President Coolidge his observations came from a European trip and conferences with political leaders. Paris reports note Stresemann’s Berlin pledge on reparations offers reduce fears and improve sentiment.
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Preas
Washington
Germany
Representative Aswell
Louisiana
Coolidge
Aswell
Paris
Stresemann
Berlin
Dr. Cuno
Salvage Experts Locate Treasure
Salvage experts have located the wreck of the liner Egypt, lost May 21, 1922 after a collision. The site is six miles from the accident, at 64 fathoms depth. Recovering the gold ingots aboard is planned, valued at about 10,000,000 pounds.
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London
Egypt
Gen March Marries Miss McEntee in London Registry
Major-General Peyton C. March former chief of staff of the American Army and Miss Cora Virginia McEntee of New York City wed today at the registry office on Buckingham Palace Road London.
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London
Peyton C. March
Cora Virginia McEntee
New York City
Buckingham Palace Road
Clyde Reaches Mount Wilbur Top In Glacier Park
Norman Clyde a 38 year old schoolmaster and climber from Weaverville California completed the ascent of Mount Wilbur 9293 feet high in Glacier National Park. His boots made the first human track on the summit and he stayed hours to build a memorial for the late Dr Wynn. The memorial is visible from several Glacier hotels overlooking Lake McDermott.
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Associated Press
Glacier Park
Mont
Norman Clyde
Weaverville
Cal
Mount Wilbur
Glacier National Park
Clyde
Dr. Wynn
Glacier
Lake McDermott
Texas Visitors Honor Mr Bowles and Guest
Mr. Victor O Bowles of Dallas Texas is the guest of Mr Scott Grant. Bowles nephew Victor Catlett of Fort Texas has also been Mr Grant's guest for several days.
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Victor 8. Bowles
Dallas
Texas
Scott Grant
Bowles
Victor Catlett
Fort Texas
Mr. Grant
Two Autos Collide at Kent and Piccadilly
Two cars collided near the Kent and Piccadilly intersection shortly before 6 last evening. Eugene Ritter, former county magistrate, and W. C. Tokus of Opequon, both drivers, claimed the right of way. neither vehicle suffered serious damage.
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Kent
Piccadilly Streets
Eugene Ritter
WW. C. Tokus
Opequon
Airman Knight Wins Night Flight Death Race
Jack Knight, veteran air mail pilot, completed an 885 mile night flight from Cheyenne to Buchanan, Michigan, in nine hours and 40 minutes, beating a unseen foe. He landed to find his ill father Dr. M. M. Knight alive and received a telegram last night about the father's condition.
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Knight
Cheyenne
Chicago
Omaha Former Capital of Nebraska 1854 1867
The article notes Omaha served as Nebraska’s territorial capital from 1854 to 1867 before statehood. It mentions the capital then moved to Lincoln as the territory became a state and a new capital designated.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Wreuvite
Lincoln
Prolific Corn Type Yields Higher Per Acre Than Single Ear
United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin 1157 reports experiments on spacing in two corn types. Prolific corn outperforms single-ear in yield per plant and ears per plant, and yields more per acre due to more ears, while single-ear increases ear weight. Free bulletin available from USDA Washington DC.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of See
United States
Ths
Washington, D. C
Use of Acid Phosphate Does Not Injure Soil
Experimental evidence shows that continued use of acid phosphate does not sour soil and may slightly reduce acidity. Heavy applications over years on tested plots did not worsen soil. rather these plots were less sour than untreated ones. The term acid phosphate is a trade name from treating phosphate with sulfuric acid and does not affect soil safety.
Feeding Pigs Skim Milk Boosts Growth in Jersey Trial
The New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station reports a feeding trial with two groups of ten pigs each. One group received standard grains while the other added 50 pounds of skim milk daily, yielding faster gains and earlier market readiness. Milk should be pasteurized if from tubercular cows.
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Animal Husbandry Department
The
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Milk as essential feed for healthy chick growth
Milk proves valuable for young chicks by stimulating growth and helping prevent diseases. Sour milk or buttermilk often remedies coccidiosis, the major chick disease. Keeping chicks growing rapidly reduces disease susceptibility, making milk essential in the first eight weeks.
Jury Drawn in Garrett Murder Trial Nears Start
Amherst August 24 The Cumberland county clerk Robert C Garrett murder trial moves toward juror service with sixty veniremen selected for Judge B D White. Veniremen notified to appear in Cumberland County Court next morning as Amherst V. paths to Cumberland for the trial Monday.
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Amherst
Robert C. Garrett
Cumberland County
Pierce
Ocumberland
Amherst County
Gordon
Amherst Circuit Court
Sandridge
Watts
B. D. White
Cumberland
Venireman
600 Gallon Still Destroyed by Prohibition Agents
Richmond reports the destruction of a 600 gallon still described as among the finest unearthed by state prohibition agents. Officers W. O. Smith and W. B. Gregory found the outfit on a branch in Bedford County on Wednesday along with 2,400 gallons of mash and three 50 gallon fermenters.
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Richmond
Saunders
W. O. Smith
Gregory
Bedford County
London Marks Famous Spots
Visitors and Londoners notice blue plaques with white letters on walls marking historic sites. The City of London is putting up plaques to denote places in Cheapside once used by Romans to measure miles and homes of Chaucer Keats Shakespeare Pepys and other notable citizens.
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Associated Pressa
London
City
Voting Machines For Virginia Assembly Adopted
An automatic voting machine to record votes within 30 seconds will be installed in the Virginia General Assembly halls before the 1924 session. The apparatus, costing about $18 000, will provide a stand for members of both branches to vote quickly and accurately.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Voting by Button System Readied for Legislature
Describes a new method where members press a button at their seat to cast votes. A board near the speaker’s desk records each member’s vote and name with the total, removing the need to call the roll.
Shenandoah Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Meet
Woodstock reports the biennial meeting of Shenandoah Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company with many local farmers in attendance. Over the past eight years only four assessments were levied, and the company now carries more than 7 million dollars in insurance in force. The year was described as the most successful in providing fire protection at minimal cost. President Gilbert K. Pence Secretary R L Campbell and the entire board of directors were elected by acclimation.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Court House
Shenandoah
Gilbert KE. Pence
R. L. Campbell
Renews Attack Upon Meredith Rises in Iowa Speech
Jewell Iowa reports an attack on Senator Meredith as he vows to testify under oath about alleged financial schemes aimed at driving farmers into peasantry. The remarks emphasize farmer distress and calls for transparency in financial policy.
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Jewell
Iowa
United States
Brookhart Attacks Meredith Over Farm Finance Figures
Senator Smith W Brookhart renews attack on Meredith alleging misstatements on Farmers Finance Corporation and War Finance loans. He claims Iowa farmers did not borrow from War Finance and accuses Meredith of shielding Wall Street interests while proposing libel suit terms against Brookhart.
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Smith W. Brookhart
Addres
American Legion Premie
EB. 'T
Peeloulene
Brookhart
Meredith
de Benator
Wall Street
Finance Corporation
Team Iowa
Farmers of
Iowa
War Finance Corporation
Thris Corporation
Finance.Corporation
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Peyton
Ren Rent
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Care Star
C. R. Anderson
Yisat
Frederick County
Singer Sewing Machine Co
N. Kent St
Valley
John Harmer
Bell Phone
Rawleigh
Shenandoah County
W. T. Rawleigh Company
Dept
Freeport
W. R. Johnston
Piccadilly St
Star Office
Hansbrough and Carter
Braddock
Remington Typewriter
N. Kent Street
Audley Farm
Berryville
Handley School
Coopers
J. T. Fritts
Bartonville
Opewellirginia
Opewell
Petersburg
Hopewell
America
Hopewell, Va
Airmen
Saturday Evening Post
Betty Wales
Wales
Remem
Toy
F. S. Emmert Son & Co
Garrett
Virginia Assembly
Moling & Seal
C. E
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