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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1921

Page

6

Merits of Charlottesville versus Richmond for Virginia Medical College

A Taxpayer letter argues Virginia needs rural medical access over urban prestige. It cites doctors dentists and pharmacists shortages in country districts and asserts Richmond has led in meeting state needs while Charlottesville lacks a pharmacy school. The writer urges prioritizing state wide healthcare needs for average citizens.

Erick Ing Abehd Virginia I. H. Rizon Charlottesville Ison Morrison Richmond

How Women May Register Says State Dems Office

Mr J N Brenaman secretary of the Democratic State Central Committee issues guidance from Murphy's Hotel Richmond explaining when and how women may register. An Attorney General ruling dated March 3 1921 clarifies registration requirements for women voters.

J.N. Brenaman Democratic State Central Committee Murphy's Hotel Richmond Wom

Women voters urged to register before August 8, 1921

The notice explains that Virginia women may register at any time up to August 8 1921 by paying a $1.50 poll tax to the treasurer and presenting the receipt to the registrar to be registered. Women who voted last year or have registered since need not pay the tax for the gubernatorial election in November. Do not delay, act now. J N Rabnamn, Secretary, Democratic State Central Committee.

Virginia J. N. R&abnaman Democratic State Central Com

Machine Guns Quell Strikers in Uniontown Action

Striking miners from W. A. Ramey Coal and Coke march into Alligon to force miners from Superior Coal and Coke Company to return to work. Deputies with machine guns backed by Sheriff I. I. Shaw, Fayet County, as state police assume control of the scene.

Uniontown W. A. Ramey Coal.,and Coke Company Alligon Superior Coal and Coke Company I. I. Shaw Fayet County

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