Cigarette Price Reduction May Be Reversed Soon
Wall Street reports a wholesale price cut on cigarettes from April 28 th may be rescinded. Major makers like American Tobacco Lorillard and Reynolds have offered little comment. The reduction to two for 25 cents prompted price cuts by many retailers amid rising demand and expansion in Lorillard and Reynolds plants.
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Wall Street
American Tobacco
P. Lorillard
R. J. Reynolds Cos
English Primate Resigns First Time in Canterbury History
London July 27 official notice that the archbishop of Canterbury primate of all England has resigned. The king accepted the resignation effective November 12 after a commission recommended acceptance. The archbishop of York is expected to be the likely successor.
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Canterbury
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York
Durham
Winchester
Smith Campaign Budget Set At 3 Million
The Democratic National Committee tentatively fixes 3 000 000 as the sum required to finance Gov Alfred E Smith's presidential campaign. Raskob says the figure is flexible and conservative and may rise once departments are organized. It excludes congressional and senatorial campaign expenses.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Raskob
Prohibition Defense by Rev David Hepburn at Baptist Meeting
In Lynchburg Virginia Rev David Hepburn head of the Anti-Saloon League urged Baptists to carry temperance into home business and election as he spoke at the Strawberry Baptist Association gathering. He cited Virginia's progress with prohibition noting a 49 percent drop in dependent population amid 12 percent state growth and warned that modification of dry laws is central to the political campaign.
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David Hepburn
Anti-Saloon League
Virginia
Strawberry Baptist Association
College Hill Baptist Church
United States
Virginia man seeks mandamus to force two more Supreme Court judges
George E. Allen of Victoria says he will ask the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals to issue a mandamus compelling Gov Harry Flood Byrd to appoint two additional judges to the high court. He will serve formal notice next week and argues amendments authorize the appointments.
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George E. Allen
Victoria
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Harry Flood Byrd
Allen
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Supreme Court
Yard Party Benefit at Opequon Union Chapel
A yard party fundraiser will be held Thursday and Friday night July 26 and 27 at the Opequon Union Chapel in support of the church. Local organizers invite community members to attend for food music and fundraising activities. Proceeds benefit church programs and community services.
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