Hart A Candidate To Succeed Self Hart A Candidate To Succeed Self
Richmond report says Harris Hart will seek re election as superintendent of Public Instruction and continue the department’s work. He has been mentioned as a possible governor candidate but aides expect another term. Hart is at Blacksburg at a vocational agriculture instructors conference and could not comment. He won his current term unopposed. No opposition reports have reached Richmond.
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Man and wife admitted to Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Pete Stamolis also known as Mr and Mrs Pete Moore were taken to Memorial Hospital yesterday after the doctor ordered it. The man faced typhoid fever danger and the wife showed paralysis symptoms. Stamolis Moore is linked to the Virginia Restaurant on East Piccadilly Street and they recently moved from Hagaran.
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Senator Keezel Sees Better Times
The article notes favorable weather in the Central Valley enabling farmers to harvest wheat, alfalfa, clover, and timothy in good condition. It discusses hoped profit, stable markets, and the impact of shipping rates on wheat and hay, with emphasis on local mills, valley production, and prospects for improved conditions amid world markets.
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Aliens and Rum Smuggling Questioned by Treasury Agents
New York July 25 Treasury Department agents seek authority to board ships in the rum row to search for narcotics and aliens said to be smuggled into the United States. A letter from a prisoner on one boat to Glasgow details Chinese and other foreigners aboard and an airplane making six daily trips from the fleet with illicit liquor. The letter came to light after a power boat carrying 200 cases of liquor was seized.
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Glasgow
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Liquor Ring Indictment Targets Officials and Railroads
A federal grand jury indicted 36 people from Jacksonville to Washington over a Washington liquor ring. The case alleges a well organized network involving railroad officials police and government officials protecting shipments from Florida to Washington.
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Firpo Talks With President Coolidge At White House
President Coolidge receives Argentine heavyweight Luis Angel Firpo in a brief, informal meeting at the White House during his Washington trip. No formal appointment was scheduled. Firpo arrived on a rapid visit and was greeted cordially.
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Balloon Drifter Seen Moving Toward Sea Off New Jersey
Naval air station officials announced that a drifting observation balloon, reported missing after breaking away from Lakehurst, was seen going out to sea off Situate Massachusetts. The craft measures about 150 feet in length and is valued at roughly $50,000.
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Five Die When River Packet Cli Max Capsizes
Five crewmen drowned in the Mississippi when the river packet Cli max overturned during a late yesterday wind twist near New Orleans. All victims were crew members.
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Railmen Overruled By U S Labor Board
CHICAGO July 35 The Railroad Labor Board overruled the plea of no jurisdiction by counsel for railroad employees of western railroads in their wage and rules dispute and ordered testimony of witnesses subpoenaed from both carriers and employees.
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Nebraska Senator Backs GOP Slate After Coolidge Talk
Senator Howell of Nebraska, a Progressive Republican, said after a conference with President Coolidge that he would support and campaign for the Republican ticket in Nebraska. He spoke on political and agricultural conditions in the central trans Mississippi states during his return from a month at home.
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Shenandoah Flies After Crosswinds Stop Hangar Entry
The Shenandoah could not enter its Lakehurst hangar due to heavy crosswinds and took the air again at 11:20 this morning. Commander Lansdown said it would circle nearby and likely stay aloft until evening. In Atlantic City the airship, in flight since yesterday, was seen off Brigantine before a storm, and may be headed toward Cape May.
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Minghampton
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Lansdown
Atlantic City
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Fine bass caught in Shenandoah river
Reading the Shenandoah River south branch anglers report catching many fine bass. B Montwill landed a five pounder on Sunday with several smaller fish, M L Scheuer caught a three pound beauty, and C H Updyke with Bob Boyd brought in fourteen more a few days ago at Front Royal Virginia.
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Smokestack collapse kills four in Detroit street
Four people were killed and one seriously injured when a smokestack fell from the Charivoix Building into a waiting automobile in Detroit. The accident, attributed to wind and weather, occurred late today on the street below the eleven story structure.
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New 10 Million Pound Testing Machine Described
The United States Bureau of Standards operates a 10 million pound testing machine capable of crushing large steel columns and brick walls, used to study material strength and structural limits.
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Spriggs Accepts Call at Mount Carmel Free Baptist
Rev S S Spriggs of Martinsburg West Virginia has accepted the pastoral call at Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church, beginning August. Rev J W Ware of Wilmington Delaware will preach at Mount Carmel on Sunday July 27 at 11am and 8pm, with a grand rally planned by the congregation.
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Del
Mount Carmel Church
Hen Like Some Men When a fool hens notion is set
A fragment notes that a hen will act without regard to eggs in the nest and compares it to some men. The brief, obscure lines imply impulsive behavior and disregard for consequences. The source reads like a folk saying about folly and rash choices.
Davis meets Chadbourne in bid to win McAdoo backers
John W. Davis, presidential nominee, had a morning engagement with New York lawyer Thomas B. Chadbourne, a backer of William G. McAdoo. The talks aimed to secure Chadbourne's personal assurance of support for a national ticket amid recent conferences with party leaders.
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