Virginians Turned Away From Byrd Invitation to Wm. and Mary Event
Radio message from explorer Henry Morton Stanley read from the steamship Chantier says Virginia will reach the United States June 22 and cannot attend the William and Mary College celebration. Governor Byrd and Governor Al Smith will join a group meeting the explorer near New York with participation from the Society of the Virginians and the New York Southern Society. W. Davis Conrad of New York chairs both reception committees.
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Lohmond
York
Gadio
William and Mary College
United States
Chantier
George Mason
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
al Smith
New York
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Society of the Virginians
Flawless Silk Hosiery At Moderate Spring Prices
Hosier Headquarters offers silk hose in spring shades at moderate prices. Known as hosier specialists, they promise well serviceable stock and a color to match your new spring costume.
Polar explorer Nobile may lead arctic land-hunt expedition
Friends in Nome, Alaska say Col. Umberto Nobile, pilot of the Norge, believes land exists north of Alaska after the polar flight from Europe to Alaska. The Norge crew failed to sight land, but Nobile remained convinced of Arctic land beyond the wastes.
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Associated Press
Nome
Alaska
Une
Umberto Nobile
North Pole
Europe
Arctic
Norge
Nobile
Labor Leaders Back Farm Relief Amid Haugen Bill Defeat
New York June 8 labor groups pledge united backing for Western farmers after the Haugen farm relief bill defeat. Matthew Woll, VP of the Federation of Labor and president of the International Photo-Engravers Union, calls a political revolution in progress aiming to shift agricultural policy toward farmers and workers. He warns reforms may raise prices but argue a constructive farm plan reduces long term costs and avoids bankruptcy.
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New York
Matthew Woll
Poli
Agriculture Relief
Woll
Warrant Needed To Search House in Fourth Amendment Ruling
United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond upholds the home as a castle barring warrantless searches. Judge John Parker writes the opinion with Judges Rose and Waddill concurring, stressing protection of individual liberty and the Fourth Amendment. The case centers on John Henderson arrested for narcotics, with informers and search evidence deemed unlawful without a warrant.
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Richmond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John Parker
John J. Rose
Baltimore
Edmund W. Waddill
United States
John Henderson
Lving
Woodside
Rocchiccioli
Henderson
Federal District Court
Drive Launched To Save States Rights
New York June 8 A drive by the Sentinels of the Republic announces a series of congresses in eight cit ies to oppose federal encroachment and what they call communist influence in government. The organization claims to defend states rights against federal overreach.
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Drive
New York
Sentinels of the Republic
National Patriotic Organization
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