Henry C Stuart Ex Governor Dies At Advanced Age
Henry C Stuart longtime Virginia leader and former governor dies at advanced age. He managed vast family lands in Russell Smyth Washington and Tazewell counties, chaired cattle and coal interests, led the First National Bank of Lebanon, and served on state commissions and national boards. He married Margaret Bruce Carter in 1896 and left a daughter, Mary Fulton Stuart.
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Henry C. Stuart
U. of Va
University of Virginia
Russell County
Stuart
Russell
Smyth
Washington
Tazewell
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Virginia
Buckhorn Coal Company
First National Bank of
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Buchanan
Wise
State and City Bank and Trust Company
Richmond
Constitution Convention of
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Board of Visitors
National Agricultural Advisory Committee
Wilson
War Industries Board
I. C. C. Post
Interstate Commerce Commission
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Sons of the American Revolution
Margaret Bruce Carter
Roxie
Smyth County
Brookline
Mass
Mary Fulton Stuart
U S Home Loan Office Opens In Harrisonburg
The Harrisonburg branch of the Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation opens this week under Jack Kennon of Charlottesville. It is one of eight regional offices in Virginia and serves the Northern Valley and Piedmont counties with K C Moore as regional attorney and W M Marlow as appraiser. Approval hinges on State Manager John J. Wicker’s recommendation. City provides office space.
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Harrisonburg
Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation
Jack Kennon
Charlottesville
Piedmont Virginia
K. C. Moore
Rockingham
W. M. Marlow
Front Royal
John J. Wicker
Richmond
Roosevelt urges nations to curb unemployment with shorter hours
President Roosevelt calls on all employers to adopt a voluntary code shortening workweeks and raising wages to lift the nation from a low mood. He vows a public roll of honor for participants and stresses voluntary cooperation to spread work and avoid pork-barrel politics.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Urschel Kidnapping Case Updates From Midwest Saga
Milwaukee sheriff crowds riot guns as Touhy gang members Willie Sharkey Eddie McFadden and Gus Schafer are escorted to jail. Federal agent Melvin Purvis reports positive identifications while Urschel relatives seek direct contact and the case expands across St Paul Beloit and Milwaukee.
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Urschel
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Oklahoma City
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O'Connell
Milwaukee
Wis
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Chicago
William Hamm, Jr
St Louis
Milwaukee County
Willie Sharkey
Eidie McFadden
Gus” Schafer
Walworth County
Elkhorn
St. Paul
Minn
Touhy
Hamm
Beloit
Janesville
St Paul
Melvin Purvis
Swift
Bureau of Identification
Brown Eggs and White Shells Compared for Value
Brown eggs and white eggs have shells that differ in color only. Chemistry shows no consistent difference in food value when hens are fed the same diet.
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Scienceinds
Mystery Man of Grain Pits Is Suspended
Edward A. Crawford of New York known as the mystery man of the grain trading pits was suspended by the Chicago Board of Trade for failing to meet obligations. Officials gave no more details beyond bar from trading under rule 120 as his books and firm’s finances were being audited. Reports note large long positions in corn and wheat, with estimates ranging to tens of millions of bushels amid market slumps and fading inquiries.
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Chicago
Edward A. Crawford
New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Crawford
Daily News
Wallace
Grain Futures Administration
Exchange For
EB. A. Crawford and Company
Wall Street
the Tribune
Grain data uncovers large flax stockpile in Minneapolis
A report notes age grain pits and 122000 bushels of flax stored in Minneapolis. The source of the information was not revealed.
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Minneapolis
States Must Also Raise Relief Funds
Washington notes failure of Ohio to act on unemployment relief, with Hopkins warning states must fund their own relief before federal aid. He says Ohio lawmakers are expected to act soon and disputes nonaction as bluffing, urging cooperation and urgency.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Cleveland
Ohio
Hopkins
Ohio Legislature
Dragon Fly Speed in Clark’s Animals of Land and Sea
The work notes that among insects the large dragonflies are the swiftest on the wing. One species was timed to cover 85 yards in three seconds, equating to about 60 miles per hour.
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Speedy Clark
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