Embargo on British Potatoes Seen as Trade Gesture
Thomas W. Mathews argues the United States should modify its potato embargo on Britain to ease trade and balance with Britain, proposing certificates from Britain’s Agriculture Ministry show tubers are disease free. He notes prior US bans on ash potatoes and suggests reciprocity with apple inspections to follow the golden rule.
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the Star
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Amelia
State Department
Ministry of Agriculture
United States
Thomas W. Mathews
Winchester
Roller Coaster Train Wreck at Krug's Park Injures 25
An unidentified girl was fatally injured and 24 others hurt when a roller coaster train derailed at Krug's Park Omaha plunging 35 feet into city trestle work. Bystanders described cars sliding over the edge as spectators cried out in panic.
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Omaha
Neb
Krug’s Park
Ben Meister
Meister
Daily Star Sports Roundup Column Bites
Local and state sports items featured daily in The Star column. Highlights cover teams, scores, players, schedules, and notable events from recent games and upcoming fixtures.
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The
Star
Publicaion
American Legion Auxiliary Unit Makes Yearly Report
The American Legion Auxiliary unit releases its annual report detailing activities from September to September. Highlights include rehabilitation funds, Christmas gifts to ex-service men, Red Cross donations, clothing for needy children, poppy drives, and a $438.14 supper and bazaar proceeds.
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Red Cross
American Legion
Veteran's Bureau
District Nurse Association
Dick Byrd, III
Admiral Byrd
William Cornwell
Winchester
W. A. Baker
Handley School
Beverley
E. B. Cooper
Middletown
Stephens City
Grand Jury Begins Single Murder Probe
A Chicago grand jury opened a murder probe amid rumors from the underworld surrounding Lingle’s death. Witnesses included Harry Reutlinger, assistant city editor of the Chicago Evening American, who testified he told all he knew and believed Harry Brundidge, a St. Louis Star reporter, was the hoax victim.
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Chicago
Lingle
Harry Reutlinger
Chicago Evening American
Grand Jury
Harry T. Brundidge
St. Louis Star
Brundidge
Radio as universal language eyed by 4 H leaders assembly
Professor from the University of Richmond told 4-H boys and rural ministers that radio could foster international goodwill and even a universal language. He warned against viewing radio as sin and likened audience requests to prayer.
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4 Sun
Rolvix Eeefessor
Sécial Ethics
University of ‘Richmond
Goodwill Ince
Springfield
Mass
Eugene Carson
Dorothy
Sharitz
Éville
Camp Vail
Izabeth
Harrison
Fairfax
Williams
Rappahannock
Jebel
Rapharmmock
T. E. Peters
Portsmouth
Maiketers
Winches- Pia
Virginia Polytech
Bartell on Second Sparks Braves Victory Over Cardinals
Brevase Beat Cardinals Despite Chick Hafey heroics Hafey hit two homers a double and a single in four trips to the plate Hafey drove in three of St Louis four runs Bobby Smith pitched the Boston Braves to a 5 4 win in the first game of the series Berger had a perfect day at the plate with his twenty seventh homer of the season Maranville ahead of him Haines took the loss.
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Guy Cantrell
Detroit
Toronto
New York Yankees
Cantrell
Babe Ruth
Roy Sherid
Yankees
Sherid
Foxx
A’s
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Cochrane
Chisox
Senators
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Washington
Lyons
Liska
Brown
Fisher
Carl Reynolds
Chicago
Mulleavy
Sox
Red Sox
Browns
Webb
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Kress
Robins
Reds
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Frey
Phelps
Bartell
Brevase
Cardinals
Chick Hafey
St. Louis Cardinal
Bobby Smith
Boston Braves
Westerners
Berger
Braves
Haines
Maranville
American Legion Auxiliary Unit Report Highlights 1920 21
Activities include Memorial avenue trees funded at 97.71, Armistice and Decoration Day observances, Medal presentations totaling 9.40, and Flag Day displays. Membership rose from 112 to 114. Delegates and officers attended state and district meetings in Petersburg and Harrisonburg, with reports on rehabilitation and FIDAC. Mrs B M Roszel presided.
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B. M. Roszel
Robert T. Barton
W. A. Baker
Boyd Richards
T. Russell Cather
Hugh Clark
Robert A. Beverley
Frances Page
Frances Beverley
R. T. Barton
FIDAC
Virginia
B. M
Roszel
U. Conrat Hoxilisty Unit No
Winchester
Braille Press
Memorial Avenue
Williams
Handley Highchool
M. M. Lynch
American Legion Post
National Cemetery
Hawkins
Petersburg
St. Louis
Legion and Auxiliary
Eugene Cooper
Harrisonburg
Midshipmen Dismissed Over Annapolis Dormitory Incident
Washington July 24 A recommendation for dismissal of the midshipmen who brought two Washington girls into the Naval Academy dormitory and mess hall at Annapolis was approved today by Secretary Adams.
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Washington
Naval Academy At Annapolis
Adams
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N. Loudoun Street
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North Main Street
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South Main Street
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