Plebiscite in Greece Favors Constantine Return to Throne
Greece shows overwhelming support for Constantine as king after the plebiscite held yesterday. Britain and France warn of halted aid and demand repayment of loans, while Rhallis says the regent has heard nothing from Constantine and will respond soon.
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Associated Press
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Vee
Greece
Constantineg
Alexander
Constantine
Switzerland
Great Britain
Wisconsin Tops Nation In Hemp Production This Year
The USDA reports Wisconsin cultivated 7,000 acres of hemp this year, about half of the U S total, with Kentucky dropping to sixth as Minnesota Michigan Ohio and California follow. Kentucky previously led hemp production but shifted to more profitable crops.
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Kentucky
Wisconsin
United States Department of Agriculture
Badger
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
California
Shrinkage in Potatoes Drops With Packaging Methods
The Agriculture Department reports potato shrinkage at about three percent per bulk carload, roughly 1 200 pounds. Sacks reduce pilfering and rough handling, cutting losses to below bulk levels.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Quality of winter wheat near average in 1920 harvest
Grain handlers report the 1920 United States winter wheat crop quality as somewhat above average. Estimates to the bureau of crop estimates place about 30 percent as No 1, 18 percent as No 2, 10 percent as below No 8, with remaining unclassified.
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United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Hemp in Shoe Trade Expands in U S Flax Shortage noted
The United States Department of Agriculture reports hemp is now widely used with flax in the shoe industry. Without hemp, flax supplies are insufficient to meet demand, and Russian flax remains unavailable in needed quantities.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Flood Hosts Hunting Party at Apparaty tox Virginia
Representative H. D. Flood hosted a hunting party at his Apparaty tox home in Virginia last week. The group reported plentiful game including wild turkeys pheasants and partridges. Guests included State Senator Willis Robertson Assemblyman Holman Willis Major B F Rittenhouse and others from Leesburg Lexington Roanoke and Winchester.
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H. D. Flood
Virginia
Flood
Apparatytox
House of Delegates
D. H. Rucker
Uena Vista
B. F. Rittenhouse
United States Marine Corps
Leesbore
Lovan R. Fay
W. Nelson Pave
H. F. Byrd
Winchester
Norfolk to Host Bar Association Meeting in April
Announcement reports the executive committee plans the next State Bar Association gathering in Norfolk from April 26 to 28, urging judges to avoid scheduling cases and urging all bar members to keep those dates free. The committee includes Norvell L. Henley of Williamsburg chairman, with John B. Lightfoot and B. Lamb of Richmond and R. G. in attendance.
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Stately Association
Norfolk
Richm
Portsmouth
Commonwealth
Norwell L. Henley
Williamsburg
John B. Lightfoot
B. Lamb
Richmond
R. G
Pleads Guilty to Abandoning Baby in County Court
Wesley Rhodes of the southwestern county was fined 100 dollars and costs and given six months in jail with the sentence suspended after pleading guilty to attempted murder for placing a newborn grandchild on a road and leaving it to die. The child was rescued and is now five and well. Rhodes, a respected county citizen, entered a plea in quarterly court.
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Wesley Rhodes
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Punty
Government budget estimates show large 1927-28 spending plans
The document outlines proposed appropriations by department including Executive and Judicial funds, public works, military pay and subsistence, national guard, naval construction, ship purchase and war risk programs, postal revenues, prohibition enforcement, and regulatory commissions, with total permanent funds around 91 million and substantial cuts anticipated by the new administration.
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Postal Service
Navy
National Guard
Army
War Department
Shipping Board
Bureau of ‘War Risk Insurance
Prohibition
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Treasury
Internal Revenue
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Young Matron Dies After Illness in Kernstown
Mrs Bertha Strobridge Mauck died about six this morning at her Kernstown home from an abscess of the brain. Aged 25, she formerly Miss Dehaven, widow of Clyde B Mauck, was a bright community figure. Funeral Wednesday at 10 from her residence, then at Old Pine Grove Church with Rev Kiracofe officiating.
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Bertha Strobridge
Mauck
Clyde B. Mauck
Kernstown
Old Church
Pine Grove
Dehaven
Kiracofe
Catarrhal Deafness and Halls Constitutional Remedy
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local treatment alone. It stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and deafness results as hearing declines. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy that works through the bloodstream to reduce inflammation and restore normal mucous conditions. Circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
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