Good Service Given Editors By Rail Companies
Members of the National Editorial association praised Virginia railroads for good service during a tour with company representatives. At Natural Bridge a guest misplaced a coat. within two hours Chesapeake and Ohio assistant passenger agent B A Braunstein recovered the coat, prompting incredulity from the visitor.
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Virginia
Natural Bridge
B. A. Braunstein
Cesapeake
Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Braunstein
Visit To Wilson Birthplace Had a Charm For Him
John A. Kuypers editor of the DePere Journal-Democrat of Wisconsin and president of the Wisconsin State Press Association is one of the distinguished members of the National Editorial Association party.
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Wilson
John A. Kuypers
DePere Journal-Democrat
Wisconin
Wisconsin State Press Association
Natonal Editorial Association
Warning on Carbon Monoxide Dangers in Automobiles
US Bureau of Mines warns motorists to avoid deadly carbon monoxide from motor exhaust. Do not run engines in closed garages. never work under running machines. ventilate garages. move victims to fresh air and provide oxygen and artificial respiration if needed.
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United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
United States
Pittsburg
R.R. Sayers
W. P. Yant
Wisconsin Elector Visits Wilson Birthplace Significance
Mr Kupers visited Woodrow Wilsons birthplace, a visit of special significance as he was among the presidential electors when Wilson first ran. The trip marked Wisconsin’s first Democratic state vote in twenty years.
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Kupers
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Wisconsin
California Delegation Sparks National Editorial Show
California delegation members handed out about half a carload of oranges to editors and wives aboard a National Editorial Association special. Timothy Brownhill promotes California while noting Virginia lags. Justus Craemer tours Virginia fairs seeking Virginia horses for California’s September Sacramento State Fair show, aiming for half a million attendees at the 1925 fair marking California’s 75th statehood anniversary.
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California
National Editorial Association
Timothy Brownhill
Golden State
Virginia
Justus Craemer
Fair Grounds
Winchester
Sacramento
Craemer
Handy Man Latimer Praised by National Editors
James G. Latimer manager of the Valley News Bureau and secretary of the Virginia Press Association receives lavish praise from every member of the National Editorial Association party for his tireless efforts during a 1925 trip. Observers note his apparent around the clock work, while visitors suggest he could be a campaign manager for governor or even a senator with strong backing from Virginia newspapers.
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James G. Latimer
Valley News
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Virginia Press Association
National Editorial Association
Latimer
Virginia
Virginia Corn Forms Sold Amid Prohibition Debate
Editors aligned with the National Editor Association party pledge support during the prohibition era debate, noting corn varieties available in both forms and signaling broader market implications.
Dry State Trip Ends With Corn Farmer Wisecrack
In their long journey the travelers lamented drought while discussing apple jack. A motorcade pauses at a farmhouse for water as an editor praises the farmer’s corn and asks how he sells it, receiving the reply that it is sold in both liquid and dry forms.
Handley School Wedding Recap at Bride's Parents Home
A reception followed the wedding at the bride's parents' home on South Braddock street. The bride, formerly of Winchester and Farmville, will return to Handley School while the groom, a Randolph-Macon College graduate, remains teaching English at Handley High School. They plan to attend the University of Virginia this summer and resume studies in September.
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South Braddock Street
Alfred D. Scott
Lynchburg
Mr. Scott
University of Virginia
Winchester High School
State Teacher’s College
Farmville
Handley
Quarles
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
George W. Quarles
Ruther Glenn
Handley High School
Miss Whitlock
Evolution Costs Educator His Job in Nebraska
In Omaha on June 14 the World-Herald reports Rev. C P Hojbi erg, six year president of the Danish Lutheran Church Seminary and Grand View College, was defeated for re election after clergy and lay members backed evolutionist views. A straw vote favored Dr S D Rodholm of Askov Minn as new president. Hojbierg said he would not accept renomination and would continue teaching evolution.
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Omaha
Neb
the World- Herald
Jonah
C. P. Hojbierg
Dannish Lutheran Church Seminary
Grand View College of
William Jennings Bryan
the World-Herald
D. Rodholm
Askov, Minn
Hojbierg
Lawyers Move To Half Scopes Trial
Information reaches Chattanooga that at the Tennessee Bar Association meeting in Memphis a resolution will ask State Attorney General Frank M Thompson to refuse prosecution of Prof John P Scopes in the anti evolution law case if it reaches the Supreme Court. The move cites alleged collusion and lack of genuine aim to correct.
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State Bar Association
Nashville
Scopes
Dayton
Stewart
John P. Raulston
Chattanooga
Tennessee Bar Association
Memphis
Frank M.thompson
John P. Scopes
Supreme Court
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