Germany Accepts Allied Armament Survey Demands
Berlin reports Germany has agreed to a general inspection of armaments by the Allied Council, conditional on a final agreement by September 30. The note argues German youths’ exercises are not militarily linked and insists Germany cannot threaten Europe, citing disarmament progress elsewhere.
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Germany
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Hertiot
Herry von Hoesch
M. Herriot
Council of Ambassadors
Europe
Glass campaign workers strengthen bid in Virginia
The strategy committee said McAdoo Smith and Underwood keep Glass’s rivals in check and a break will decide the race. Virginia logistics featured Byrd announcing results while Kate Waller Barrett and Mrs Holland organize western delegates and hostesses at Glass headquarters in the Waldorf. Georgia Campbell joined vaudeville workers to sing at the nightly events.
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Smith
Holland
Suffolk
Nebraska
Bryans
William J
Glass
Waldorf
Barrett
B. B. Mumford
Georgia Campbell
Keith and
Orpheum
Shenandoah Valley
J. ©. Mjoyce
Lone Wolf Uses Cemetery as Stepping-Stone to Notoriety
James Leroy Asher known as Lone Wolf of the prohibition bureau infiltrated a Kentucky bootlegger by living in an abandoned cemetery. Disguised as a tramp he gained trust, learned the inner workings of four warehouses, then led a raid that heightened his fame and earned a promotion to pursue escaped bootleggers.
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Lone Wolf
James Leroy Asher
Prohibition Department
Rade Tly
Hen End
Tm & Cemetery
Wash Wngton
Asher
Keart
Washington
Swanson Holds State Delegates To Agreement
At Madison Square Garden on June 30 the Virginia delegation split over the Ku Klux Klan plank causing the first fight. Former State Senator Godrick protested the unit rule and Senator Byrd supported free voting. Swanson agreed if Godrick raised no objection to five absent delegates being counted.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Virginia
Godrick
Byrd
Swanson
Godlrick
Apple Holdings Grow in Cold Storage Report
Final federal figure shows June 1 holdings of 424000 barrels 944000 boxes and 67000 bushel baskets. Barrels up 180 percent from 1923 and four times the five year average. Boxed apples near twice June average and 159 percent above year ago stocks. Shipments drop to 100 cars as season closes with a record 140000 car loads. Summer apples begin moving from a few states.
Jackson Park Hotel Company to Build Large Charlottesville Hotel
Charlottesville Va July 1 J B Wood a leading merchant was elected president of the Jackson Park Hotel Company Inc as it plans a modern hotel costing over 500000 L T Hanckel Jr named first vice president R W B Yowell second vice president and Lacey Li Irvine secretary and treasurer Nearly 2700 shares were represented at the stockholders meeting.
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Charlottesville
J. B. Wood
Jackson Park Hotel Company, Inc
L. T. Hanckel, Jr
R. W B. Yowell
Lacey Li Irvine
Virginia Klan Vote Divides Delegation At Convention
The record shows two full votes representing four absent delegates for the majority plank and one half vote for the minority. Senators Godlrick and Glass were named among those condemning the Klan, along with Barrett Trehy and Breckenridge. Swanson refused to apply the unit rule to alter minority votes. Delegate Mra. F. T. Riddleberger abstained due to opposition to the Klan issue.
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Senator Godlrick
Kate Waller Barrett
James V. Trehy
W N. Breckenridge
Swanson
Godlrick
Glass
Trinkle
Mra
F.T. Riddleberger
Shenandoah County
Farmers Lose Money on Wheat and Oats in Agriculture Report
Washington July 1 The Agriculture Department reports that farmers earned less on wheat and oats than on cotton and potatoes. Wheat cost about $1.24 per bushel with a 99 cent sales value. oats cost 52 cents with 49 cent sales value. average costs 22 cents and 8 cent sales value respectively. Potatoes varied by region.
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