Women urged to attend Christ Church meeting
The Women’s Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church asks members to attend a church meeting tomorrow where Rev. Mr. Whittle of Louisiana will deliver a message from the recent general convention in New Orleans. Sessions run 10:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. and 1:45 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. Tea will be served between sessions at the parish house.
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Mackay Makes No Offer To Berlin
New York reports clarence H Mackay made no offer to the composer Irving Berlin regarding his daughter Ellin Mackay. The Associated Press notes no such proposal was ever made and asserts no deal existed between Mackay and Berlin.
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The Stars Special January Rate Offer
The Star advertises a January rate, urging customers to pay before January 31 to receive the discount. The notice appears in The Evening Star with a concise promotional deadline.
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Princess Called The Russia Visiting U
Reading fragments from The Star suggests a headline about a princess nicknamed Russia or related visit to a university. The readable bits indicate a royal figure and a formal visit, but details are incomplete.
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OSU Officials Deny Campus Drinking Decline Claims
The Associated Press report quotes Ohio State University officials dismissing claims that student drinking is rampant. A university trustee panel grilled them about alleged communist ties among faculty, with one official asserting no faculty member is communist and defending the faculty’s standing.
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President Maintains Hands Off In Coal Dispute
President Coolidge reiterated a hands-off policy in the anthracite controversy to avoid pressuring Pennsylvania lawmakers or Governor Pinchot. He urged Congress to follow coal commission recommendations but warned immediate action could backfire. The White House stressed coal mining falls under state law, despite interstate fuel distribution and federal power to intervene.
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World Court Debate Prolonged In Senate Fight
Opponents of the United States joining the world court pressed arguments in the Senate. Senator Blease proposed December 8 as the final roll call date, claiming the public lacks full information. Senator Johnson warned participation would draw the US into European political entanglements.
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Senate
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South Carolina
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California
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Jennie May Manuel to Head Banquet Menu at Fire Company
Jennie May Manuel a noted colored cook has been chosen by the banquet committee of the Charley Rouss Fire Company to prepare the menu for the February 11 banquet honoring the late Charl Broadway Rouss. The meat she presents is touted as the finest yet for such an event and a large attendance is anticipated with several notable national figures expected to respond to toasts.
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Negro body servant whistles in Virginia Senate tribute
In Richmond on January 19 an 88 year old ex servant William Mack Lee spoke in the Virginia General Assembly chamber recounting memories of General Robert E Lee. His remarks filled the chamber as he addressed State Senate members in a historic tribute.
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Northern Virginia Power to Redeem Second Mortgage Bonds
Notice to holders that Northern Virginia Power Company will redeem all its Second Mortgage 6% Bonds on June 1 1926 under the 1914 Indenture. Principal and accrued interest due at Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester Virginia plus a 1 percent premium. After June 1 1926 interest ceases and coupons become void. Bonds may be presented for payment at the bank or redeemed in the usual manner.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Virginia
A. Moore, Jr
R. Gray Williams
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
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