Consideres 50 000 000 Bond Issue Feeds the State
The article weighs a $50 million bond plan for Virginia highways against pay-as-you-go funding. Homer Ferguson argues the state should not borrow, noting ships and roads show different revenue aims. It questions long term costs and memory of old debt.
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Homer L. Fergu- Vet
Newport News
Virginia
Ferguson
Mila
Swisstate
Captain Fern
Bccomes
Captain Ferguson
Slemp Declines Nomination Over Health Concerns
News from Norton reports Mr. Slemp refused the Republican nomination citing precarious health. Despite initial opposition from allies who claimed health was fine, Slemp claimed a duty to conserve health and withdrew from the race.
Government ownership of railroads debated in Daily Register
The Daily Register argues against federal control of railroads, warning it would add 26 billion dollars in debt, halt construction due to higher taxes, and burden workers and farmers with taxes, claiming government operation is inefficient and risky for the economy. The piece labels public ownership as a dangerous, impractical idea.
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Daily Register
Ronton, O
Women of Middle Age Find Promising Remedy for Trials
A periodical note claims Panthers Vegetable Compound oil offers relief to women facing midlife challenges. It touts a fifty year record of use as a favorable medicine for menopause related symptoms and general well being.
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Panthers
Fragmentary Health Note on Widow and Teeth
A fragment mentions teeth in connection with a widow and a safe gamble implying possible health or dental concern. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Immigration policy sparks cross border tension and flood fears
Secretary James J. Davis warns that strict U.S. quotas force hundreds of thousands of immigrants to be turned away or enter penniless from Canada and Mexico. He highlights friction with England and urges tightening controls on the Atlantic side to halt the immigration rush.
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United States
James J .Davis
England
Atlantic
Commissioner of Immigration
Husband
Canada
Mexico
Stanton Bank and Trust Company Closes Doors
The Stanton Bank and Trust Company of Great Falls closed its doors today. President Stanton was cited for penitent financing of the Gibbons fight at Shelby on ages 4.
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Ae SE Great Mt
Stanton Bank and Trust Company
Reat ‘Falls
Stanton
Shelby
Public Opinion Shapes Law Enforcement Says Haynes
Haynes argues public opinion controls enforcement of prohibition and reflects officials' attitudes. He cites sectional opposition on the eastern seaboard and in some cities, noting uneven local cooperation and press pessimism. Enforcement progress will be slow in key localities.
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Ain
Haynes
German duel persists under Reichswehr honor code
Beril July 9 reports that despite official denials dueling remains part of the honor code among Reichswehr officers. The Reichswehr ministry says no duels have been reported since its creation, though unspoken expectations persist.
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Beril
Reichswehr
Reichswehr Ministerium
State Bank at Shelby Mont Closes Doors
The First State Bank of Shelby Montana closes its doors as state bank examiner Skelton takes charge of Stanton Trust and Savings Bank in Great Falls after voluntary liquidation. Stanton denies any link between bank financing and the Dempsey Gibbons championship. the state superintendent investigates.
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Assted Press
Great PA Mont
Shelby
Jim Johnson
Dempsey-Gibbons
Skelton
Stanton Trust and Savings Bank
Great Falls
Mont
George H. Stanton
Stanton Trust Company and Savings Bank
Uity
Stanton
Dempsey
Gibbons
Relatives Remember Reverend Solei W Reeves
The Rev Solei W Reeves a retired Methodist Episcopal South clergyman died last week at his home in Front Royal Yaies. He was an uncle by marriage to Mrs W Soguit Taylor of Winchester and Mrs Reeves sister Mrs George Henry was the late Mrs George Henry. They were members of the Singhass family.
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Solei W. Reeves
Methodist. Episcopal Church
South
Front Rovak
Yaies
The
Star
W. Soguit/Taylor
Winchester
Rippling Rhymes to Jiggersville by Walt Mason
A whimsical verse uses a narrator driving to Jiggersville and dodging pedestrians while honking warnings to keep safety. The speaker clamps the throttle and scans curves with care as trains and highways loom, preserving humor about cautious travel.
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Walt Mason
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Slemp
Fathington
Rocky Mountains
Stemp
Steno
Seconod Vereenaeach
OHONE
Paris
Winchester Orchard Supply Company
Gray & Schlack
N. Main St
Massey Radio Company
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Woodstock
Woodstock Typewriter Co
General Sales
N. Dearborn
Chicago
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J. Cor
Main & Water Lts
Winchester, Va
P. C. Neidemeyer & Co
Footer’s Cleaners and Dyers
W. C. Plundeke CO
J. W. Arthur
Rouse Ave
Main Street
Good & Co
Sheriff's Sale
Court House
Luther Pannett
Frederick County
Dunn & Duvall
Pioces
Winnee Thewss & Tases Company
W. Balte
Baltimere
OD. S. Hughes
West Washington Street
Town
D. S. Hughes
Charles Town
W. Va
Franck Baker & Son
Chai
Ed EE
Sioux City
Iowa
Carl Grinsavage
Northern Virginia Power
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Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co
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Piccadilly and Market Sts
John
Grinsavagé
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