Rev Tucker Called to Richmond Parish
Curtis Hurt Cooksey of New York City describes Rev Beverley D. Tucker Jr a pastoral theology professor at Theological Seminary of Virginia accepting the rectorship of St Pauls Episcopal Church Richmond to succeed Rev W Russell Bowie who proceeds to Grace Episcopal Church New York City. The letter notes Tucker lineage including bishops in Virginia and Kyoto and mentions family ties to Winchester Virginia and the Episcopal mission in China. 152 Madison Ave New York City January 11 1923.
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Beverley’ D. Tucker, Jr
The
Theological Seminary
Virginia
St. Paul's Epise Church
Richmond
W. ‘Russell 'Bowie
New York
Grace Episcopal Church
Dr. Tucker
Beverley D. Tucker
Southern
Nat
Winchester
H. St. George Tucker
Kyoto
Japan
Arene
Episcopal
Episcopal Mission
China
Wirginia
Cliksey
Curtis Hurt Cooksey
Madison Ave
New York City
Richmond Attorney Henry W. Anderson Considered for Supreme Court
Washington January 16 Henry W Anderson of Richmond serving as a special attorney aiding war fraud prosecutions at 10600 a year is reported to be under serious consideration for appointment to the United States Supreme Court. A source deemed reliable said his chances favored until the Wigginig senators were informed.
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Washington
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
United States Supreme Court
Actor’s name misspelled on Canhills recital program
A reader complains that the program for Miss Canhills recent appearance in the city misspells the performer’s name and calls for correction in the Star. The letter notes the public interest in accurate credit for the artist.
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The
Star
Miss Canhills
Virginia Senate opposition blocks Anderson confirmation
Report notes Virginia senators would oppose Anderson on political and personal grounds. The vacancy arose from Justice Pitney’s retirement. When opposition became clear, Judge Goff of West Virginia was proposed as an alternative.
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Virginia
Anderson
Justice Pitney
Goff
West Virginia
Richmond Senator Early Seen Likely Chairman of Caucus
Richmond. Times Dispatch reports State Senator Nat B. Early Jr of Greene county is likely to chair the caucus for the forthcoming extraordinary Virginia Legislature session called by Governor Trinkle for February 28. He faces opposition from Senator Samuel L. Fergusson of Appomattox over road bond issues amid vacancies on the Senate steering and roads committees.
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Nat B. Early, Jr
Greene County
Virginia
Trinkle
James
Senate
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E. Bruce Capper
Bell Phone
West Water St
Wey & Star
the Star
Empire Theatre
Empire
Four Horsemen
Rodolph Valentino
Alice Terry
Stuart
Holmes Josef Swickard
Bull” Montana
Lillian Gish
Dorothy Gish
Kate
France
Monte Bine Creighton Hale
Rudolph Valentino
Julio
Centaur
D. W. Griffith
Coats
J. M. Orndoff
Empire Today
Carmel Myers
Pauline Stark
Theodore Roberts
Charles Ogle
Pauline Starke
Joseph J. Dowling
Tucker
H. W. Anderson
S. H. Hable
Nat'l Baiu
U. S
Niagara
the Union Bank OF Winchester
Times-Dispatch
Jones Weamery Bell Phone
W. M. Fletcher
City B
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