Smith Allies Pick Convention Chair Fight as Test of Hi Party Strength
New York June 8 Alfred Smith's allies plan a fierce battle over a permanent chairman at the Democratic National Convention. Thomas Spellacy says the fight will go to the last ditch to back Jouett Shouse as presiding officer. Norton of New Jersey is cited as a potential seconding figure. Roosevelt lands Rockefeller stand in Albany as Roosevelt backs repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and states rights.
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New York
Alfred ¥. Smith
Smiths “War Board
Thomas F. Spellacy
Smith
Connecticut
Jouett Shouse
Joseph B. Ely
Norton
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Albany
N. Y
Franklin Roosevelt
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
John 1D. Rockefeller, Jr
Robert F. Wagner
Congress
New Motor Vehicle Code To Be Explained
A Roanoke highway users meeting will discuss the new Virginia motor vehicle code provisions. Speakers include W. 8. Campfield Staunton Chamber of Commerce and T. McCall Frazier state motor vehicle commissioner. Other participants are Charles Brand John Q Rhodes Clem D Johnston and A J Brosseau.
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Roanoke
Virginia Motor Truck Owners’ Association
W. 8. Campfield
Staunton Chamber of Commerce
Virginia State Horticultural Society
General Assembly
T. McCall Frazier
Charles Brand
Ohio
A. J. Brosseau
United States Chamber of Commerce
John Q. Rhodes
Louisa
House of Delegates
Clem D. Johnston
Market report lists varied prices for dairy and grains
The page shows local wholesale and retail market figures for feed, corn, middlings, and butter with prices like dairy feed at 1.20 and cracked corn around 1.25. It notes Baltimore wholesale rates for wheat and livestock values, ending with a quotation about a scientist stating a mosquito can fly fourteen hours without alighting, attributed to the Florence Herald.
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Renees Meee
Terouiots
Versatetetanres
Eceeseuces
Ceves Sabuhesreee
Anette
Ocean Decese Ae
Pune Acco Sanaseesed
Baltimore
Ivetre Ress
Notre Morse Sc
Socane Vances
Florence Herald
Local notes from Mt Pleasant and Opequon regions
Sunday visits and social calls abound as Miss Ruth Bucher and many families spend weekends with relatives near Opequon and Winchester. Christian Endeavor gathers at 7 pm led by Miss Vivian Lamp. others attend memorial services and exchanges of calls among local residents are noted.
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MT. Pleasant
Ruth Bucher
Winchester
Will Lamp
James Rosenberger
Raymond Racey
Roy Brill
Ollie Taylor
Opequon
Arthur Smith
Lester
Pearl Cochran
Salem Newlin
Emmett Copenhaver
Venner Millon
Asa Racey
Eva Perry
Holmes Rosenberger
Clarence Cochran
Dorsey Ritter
Mildred
Venner
Linden
Macedonia
Christian Endeavor
Vivian Lamp
Whitlock
Herman Adams
Warner Dyke
Tuesay
Verner Milhon
D. F. Dyke
John Perry
Dorsey Bitter
Bessie Perry
Venner Milh
Messrs
Cecil Renner
Internal Pile Remedy Promises Quick Cure
Piles vanish without salves or cutting as internal medicine corrects the root cause. Dr J S Leonhardt claims real internal remedy HEM-ROID has cured 960 of 1000 patients after prescribing it. Baker's Drug Store advertises one bottle to end pile misery for money.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Baker’s Drug Store
Congress Seek Economy Through Penalties on Spendthrift Lawmakers
A Detroit News opinion notes the public favors drastic steps to curb federal spending. The piece suggests fining lawmakers for excesses and questions how a travel writer’s sign in Sweden could reflect a similar approach, as delays in tax and budget bills foster broad discontent.
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Sweden
Detroit News
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