Walter E Addison Civil Service Senator Remembered
Walter E Addison dies with a reputation for integrity and courtesy. His editorials defended facts and avoided yellow journalism while he served Virginia in the State Senate and United States Senate with unselfish duty and clear intellect. His steadfast friend ships leave a fragrance in memory.
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Walter E. Addison
Virginia
Senate
State Senate
Farmer and Borah Demand Extra Session on Tariff Aid
The text quotes Senator Borah urging Republican authorities to convene an extra session of Congress to aid farmers. He questions tariff protection as benefit versus subsidy, arguing both manufacturers and farmers pay taxes for protection and criticizing selective subsidy for any single class.
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Borah
Congress
A Mania for Law Making in the United States
A reader to the New York World notes Congress enacts about 500 laws annually and states about 15 000. It takes 600 volumes of decisions yearly to interpret them. There are 200 000 federal laws and 1 800 000 state and city laws in effect. The Washington Budget Commission says a big city policeman must know at least 10 000 laws to serve efficiently, yet legislatures at all levels keep making more.
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New York World
United States Congress
Washington National Budget Commission
Now is the time for work in Virginia park plan
A mass meeting in Harrisonburg voiced strong support for establishing a National Park in the Blue Ridge, arguing it would advance Virginia more than any initiative in generations. Organizers call for Washington action and effective lobbying to present Virginia’s case to Congress.
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Harrisonburg
Blue Ridge
Virginia
Washington
Congress
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A humorous verse by Walt Mason contrasts peaceful sentiment with a world of armed showdowns and street dangers. The narrator rejects weapons while observing locals who carry swords and guns, and notes brutal incidents as others boast defense of wealth, ending with a coy remark about inviting a massacre.
Salvation Army Services This Week
Salvation Army services tonight and Saturday conducted by Ralph Cather at eight o clock. Sabbath Day at court house hall with Sabbath school at 2 30 p m Y P L at 1 p m and preaching at 8 p m. Commandant James Mars officer in charge.
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Ralph Cather
Court Hous Hall
James Mars
Man Killed In An Argument Over "Scabs"
In Fairmont West Virginia on January 16 authorities investigated a fatal shooting near the New England Fuel and Transportation Co mine. Ray Tobin was killed and John Kelly wounded after a dispute about scabs at the miners union hall. Witnesses are held pending an inquest as Sheriff John Riggins and county officers investigate the case.
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Associated Prese
Fairmont
W. Va
John Riggins
Granttown
New England Fael and, Transportation Company
Ray Tobin
Union Hall
John Kelly
Peter Pan origin of fairies revealed on screen
The film adaptation of Peter Pan by Herbert Brenon retells Barrie’s tale of Wendy John and Michael in Never Never Land. Betty Bronson stars as Peter Pan with Ernest Torrence Cyril Chadwick Virginia Brown Faire and Anna May Wong in supporting roles. The Colonial will show January 19 20 and 21.
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St James M. Barrie
Paramount
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Darling
Wendy
John
Michael
Never-Neverland
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Pete Pan
Betty Bronson
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Ernest Torrence
Cyril Chadwick
Virginia Brown Faire
Anna May Wong
Willis Goldbeck
Roy Pomeroy
Education “De way education works” Uncle Phen quote
Fragmentary quote discusses how education functions and credits individuals for guiding learning. The readable portion references Uncle Phen and suggests a focus on personal influence in education. No clear event or organization is established in the surviving text.
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Uncle Phen
Nutrition Factors for Strength and Health
A fragment stresses that few scientists have privilege to study nutrition yet all deserve access to dietary factors that ensure vigor. It underscores the need for abundantly available nutrition knowledge to sustain health and strength for everyone.
Scott's Emulsion Boosts Strength and Vitality Claim
Fifty years of worldwide repute as a builder of strength in Scott's Emulsion markets as a vitamin rich tonic for grown people and children. Bolt & Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey distribute the product, promoting health and vigor through regular use.
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Scott
Prohibition Progress in U S Five Years On
Federal plan begun five years ago today marks notable gains in enforcing prohibition. Commissioner Haynes reports advances with no retreats, reduced illicit liquor from bonded withdrawals, and a tightening coast guard effort. Denatured alcohol misuse down under ten percent. imports of wine and whiskey cut. Campaigns for law observance and moral suasion expand citizen support.
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Associated Press
Walton
Federal
Pla N
Haynes
Coast-Guard
Waynes
Moose Voting Contest Standings Update
The Moose Lodge contest standings list top contestants in the diamond ring and pony categories. Elizabeth Garrett leads with 2500 votes, followed by Emma McFarland 2000 and Margaret Hawkins 1900, with others ranging from 1600 to 500 votes. The pony contest shows Morris Parlette at 1900 and Jabril Ensogna at 800 among others. The pony is expected to arrive in Winchester Saturday, and winners will be announced January 24 along with the auto winner.
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the Moose Lodge
Elizabeth Garrett
Emma McFarland
Margaret Hawkins
Elizabeth Brown
Elen Guthridge
Virginia McIntyre
Virginia Rehill
India Mason
Margaret Evams
Audrey Pingley
Morris Parlette
Biers
Jabriel Ensogna
Turner Anderson
Vineas Robinson
Fax Butler
Martord Orb
Winchester
Three Are Killed Going From Dance
Three persons died in a Rochester Mazda crossing collision as a sedan returning from a dance was struck by a freight train at a grade crossing on Penfield road. Eleven others were injured when two cars crashed at Orchards and Orange streets, tumbling into a grocery store area.
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Rochester
N. Y
Penfiesi Road
Gillian DeReugscher
Thomas
Jster
Oscar J. Kalbfleisch
Hoover Not After Agricultural Post
President Coolidge offered Hoover the position of Secretary of Agriculture but Hoover preferred to stay at the Commerce Department. Despite urging for a cabinet change, sources say Hoover would not accept the agricultural post, which becomes vacant on March 4.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Hoover
Commerce Department
Department of Agriculture
White House
Agricultural
Flint Rejoices In Dry Anniversary Celebration
Flint Michigan marks the fifth anniversary of prohibition as church and school bells ring and whistles blow. Dry forces celebrate what is believed to be the first civil celebration over barleycorn in Flint.
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Associated Press
Flint, Mich
Flint
Six Miners Die in Diamond Coal Mine Blast
Providence Kentucky report says six miners killed when a powder gang blast at Diamond Coal Company Mine No 1 triggered an explosion. One miner escaped and eight five others left the mine an hour earlier. Officials believe a windy shot caused the disaster and all bodies have been recovered.
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Associated Press
Providence
Diamond Coal Company
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