Coolidge Faces Strains Within His Party In 1924
Analysis of President Coolidge position inside the Republican Party as Congress clashes with his leadership. He opposes some bills but sees party colleagues advance measures, including immigration and tax bills, with Coolidge eventually signing the tax law amid heavy party pressure. The piece notes unprecedented repudiation and loyalty within his own ranks as he seeks renomination.
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Coolidge
Ik Sauter
Republican Congress
Congress
Ee Congress
Hemen
Sen
Japan
My Coolidge
Mellon
America
Stent
Wilson
Virginians Defend State Pride Against Machine Criticism
A Fredericksburg letter writer rebukes criticism from the Times Dispatch and argues Virginia has endured adversity with honor. He praises the state’s leaders and people for growth in industry and agriculture, disputing claims of decadence and weakness and defending the machine’s role in progress.
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ANL
Nichmeond
Times-Dispatch
Virginia
Sina
East
West
Hehmend
Rippling Rhymes When Bandy Bing Returns from France
The poem humorously recalls Bandy Bing who bore listeners with long travel tales from France and distant shores. Neighbors mock his endless speeches while villagers praise a pastor for booking him. The piece ends noting the paradox of paying to hear such lectures.
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Bandy Bing
France
Bing
Jing
Local Notes From Reliance Virginia June 4
Reliance Virginia June 4 notes list visitors and family gatherings. Cecil Baker of Baltimore visits parents Mr. and Mrs. Ras Baker. J D Cooley and family visit son-in-law Harry Grover. Several relatives travel from Washington Cannonsburg Hyattsville and Strasburg for weekend stays.
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Reliance
Cecil Baker
Baltimore
Ras Baker
J. D. Cooley
Harry Grover
Crist
Washington
Jacob Rinker
Joseph Gushard
Cannonsburg
aMggie Weirich
Weirich
Frank Weirich
Hyattesville
Maggie Weirich
Marguerite Willey
Mildred Cooley
Middletown High School
Tess Greene
Strasburg
R. R. Stickley
Washington, D. C
Louise Stickley
Woman's Missionary Convention
Cumberland, Md
Three Youths Sentenced to Year for Night Theft
In Frederick county Circuit Court Judge Whiting sentences H. H. Herbaugh, Daniel Jenkins, and Burton Jenkins for entering the Smallwood store in Stephens City on the night of May 43rd and stealing money. The youths, brothers included, each receive a one year term in the penitentiary, with the court citing youth, environment, and first offenses.
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Frederick County
H. H. Herbaugh
Daniel Jenkins
Burton Jenkins
Whiting
Stephens City
Man Denies Pointing Gun At Frank’s Home Visit
Guy Seabright is jailed on a charge of threatening to shoot Neil Franks after a reported afternoon visit to the Franks home. Franks’s mother and sister testified Seabright pointed the gun and cursed him, but Seabright denied any weapon. The case was postponed by Justice Worsley for further evidence as Franks battles the allegation amid family tensions involving Judge Frazier and a custody issue.
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Guy Seabright
Neil Franks
Franks
Seabright
Pointblank
Justice Worsley
Frazier
Juvenile Court
Spany Department Store Opens On West Water Street
New shop offers fresh stock and inviting prices at 129 West Water St. Customers urged to try the selections and discover daily arrivals.
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West Water ST
Douglas and Alice in Street Row
Douglas and Alice Strange colored are alleged to have a late night row at Washington and Amherst streets. Neighbors called the police and they will be tried tonight before Justice Worsley in police court.
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Douglas
Alice Strange
Washington
Amherst
Justice Worsley
Police Iourt
Miss Mary Lees Hardy Returns from Columbia University
Miss Mary Lees Hardy, a Columbia University student, returns to Winchester for summer. She has been appointed as instructor at the Roland Park Country School in Baltimore for the 1924 25 term.
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Mary Lees Hardy
Columbia University
New York
Winchester
Ainex Tarkon Promises 24 Hour Catarrh Cure
Cleveland physician developed Rinex internal treatment with Tarkon nasal wash claiming complete relief in 24 hours or money back. Advertises free 24 hour sample for 10 cents and postpaid complete treatment for two dollars. Sold by People Drug Co and other druggists with 1924 copyright notice.
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Cleveland
Clinical Laboratories
People Drug Co
Clinistal Laboratories Co
Cleveland, C
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Union
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Reliance News Notes
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Hansbrough & Carter
H. K. Benham
Boyce
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S. Main St
Roomer and
S. Braddock Street
J. W. Stone
Valley Ave
E. A. Horsey
Shannon Hill
Berryville Pike
Main St
George Washington Hotel
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
W. L.kuhn
C. C. Bauserman
George
Denton
Whitmer
Columbus
Indiana
Main Street
S. Braddock St
Smithfield Ave
Market Street
Furniture Hospital
Funk & Son
S. Main
Roger & Barrett
Kirkman’s Soap
Uneeda Biscuits
Pkg. S
Iona
Sun Maid
del Monte
Oxfords Sale
Douglas and Dayton
Endicott Johnson
Little Joe’s
Winchester Seed Co., Inc
R. M. Swimley
Corous
Tory
Grey
Alma Lemley
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