Roosevelt push on two thirds rule sparks party backlash
The Roosevelt drive to abolish the Democratic two thirds nominating rule drew strong opposition from rival candidates and leaders. Governor Murray warned it could destroy the party, Senator Glass denounced the plan, and Huey Long pledged full support for the fight while Tammany leaders prepared to oppose the change.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Roosevelt
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Glass
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
J. A
Huey Long
Louisiana
Byrd Urges Tariff Reform Conference and Platform
Former Virginia governor Harry Flood Byrd, backed as his party’s preferred candidate, calls for an international tariff conference to lower barriers and restore world trade. He backs an equalization fee for farm relief, limits on short selling, and a constitutional referendum on Prohibition with a single nationwide vote day.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Officials Agree To Salary Cuts
Governor A Harry Moore and Chancellor Edwin R Walker agreed to 10 percent salary deductions for unemployment relief. The governor earns $20 000 yearly and the chancellor $19 000.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
A. Harry Moore
Edwin R. Walker
Farley Presses Fight to Abrogate Rule at Roosevelt Rally
James A. Farley moves forward with plans to bring the floor fight against the rule. He names J. Bruce Kremer of Montana to lead the fight for the Roosevelt forces on the rules committee. In Chicago, Hutchins warns of a third party if Democrats fail to take a clear stand on economic issues. He backed a tariff cut, repeal of the eighteenth amendment, and veterans' allowance changes. Governor Ritchie arrives at the convention to a large welcome and parade to his hotel headquarters.
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Chicago University
Ritchie
Roosevelt
Virginian
Murray
Hutchins
W. Gaston
Robert C. Rand
Chicago
Maryland
Congress Hotel
Winchester Voters Ready as Lists Hit Printers
Winchester prepares for a busy November election with about 2850 citizens qualified to vote by June 8 and expected to exceed 2900 by November 8. City Treasurer W A Baker calls the list the largest in three years as local Democrats and Republicans gear up for national and municipal contests.
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W. A. Baker
United States
United States Senate
Winchester
Hoover
Curtis
Mr. Quarles To Address Bible School Tonight
Grace Lutheran Church Vacation Bible School closes with a 7 30 p m service. 208 pupils enrolled and 132 will receive certificates for efficiency. Supt G R Quarles will speak in the Sunday School auditorium, with handwork displays and an invitation to parents and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Supt
G. R. Quarles
New York Advertiser Seeks Apple Edition Ads
R. A. Hoffman of New York is in town to solicit advertisements for the annual Fruit and Produce Guide Apple Edition to be published August 6. Many local fruit trade concerns have advertised in the guide for years, making it one of the oldest trade journals in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hoffman
New York
Fruit and Produce Guide
Girl Mutilated By Tractor Fatally Injured Near Cambridge
Ruth Harding 14 died at Cambridge Maryland Hospital from injuries at her father's farm near Cambridge. She fell from a tractor while her brother operated a wheat cutter, suffering the loss of her left leg and hip.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Ruth Harding
Jatt Harding
Cambridge- Maryland
Home Place For Sale in Winchester Virginia
Real estate listing for 313 W Leicester Street Winchester VA offers a home for sale. Inspection times listed as between 2 and 5 PM on any day. Post reference 6-23-1p-21 indicates a catalog or file code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart H. Edmond
Leicester Street
Winchester
Virginia
New House for Rent on Angerona Terrace
Modern seven room house on Angerona Terrace West Piccadilly Street features breakfast nook pantry and garage. Strickler and Wagner advertise the rental and provide phone 1299.
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Angerona Terrace
W. Piccadilly Street
Strickler & Wagner
Confederate Veterans Select Atkinson for 1933 Leadership
General Homer T. Atkinson of Petersburg Va named commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans for the 1933 reunion to be held at a yet to be decided location. The choice follows a vote that defeated inviting Union veterans to next year’s gathering and affirmed continued Confederate leadership and traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Homer T. Atkinson
Petersburg
Dancey
Savannah
Grand Army of the Republic
Harry Renne Lee
Nashville
Atkinson
William Harden
The
Georgia Veterans
D. C
C. A. Desaussure
District of Columbia
Confederated Southern Memorial Society
Appomattox
Lee
Lyon G. Tyler
United States
Lincoln
Slacker
Virginia Board of Education
Muzzey
Virginia
New Kent County
Desaussure
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sons of the Veterans
Washington
Hoover
Charleston
S. C
Houston
Tex
Robert R Knee Dies In Hardy County
Robert R Knee 26 died Tuesday morning at his Moorefield home from tuberculosis after years of poor health. He worked as a clerk for Lions and Company until illness forced retirement. Survived by wife Marguerite Godlove and parents Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Knee of Moorefield. Funeral Thursday at Olivet Cemetery with Rev. Irvin Orndorff officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorefield
W. Va
Robert R. Knee
Knee
Lions and Company
Irvin Orndorff
Olivet Cemetery
Special Sale of Jack Frost Ice Cream
Local notice advertises Jack Frost Homemade Ice Cream with a price of 1 pint 15 cents and 1 pint 25 cents at 2012 S Braddock Street. Includes parcel reference 22 1p 3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
S. Braddock
Hearing Set After Clarke County Shooting Near Filling Station
Clarke county authorities said a preliminary hearing would be held early next week to determine blame in a shooting at a Shenandoah river area filling station. Thomas J. Smallwood faces a shooting warrant. Helen Stuart 14 of Boyce and two companions to testify.
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Millwood
Clarke County
Shenandoah River
Commonwealth
Frank M. Wray
Thomas J. Smallwood
Helen Stuart
Boyce
Harold Stuart
Roy McDaniel
Smallwood
Wray
McDaniel
Stuart
Eight Carriers Cited For Tax Nonpayment In Virginia
The State Corporation Commission orders eight certified motor carriers to appear on July 15 to show cause why their licenses should not be revoked for failure to comply with regulations and specifically for not paying state taxes. All carriers operate only within Virginia under passenger or freight certificates.
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The
State Corporation Commission
Virginia
Death Summons Comes To Noted W. Va. Figure
Augustus R. McNeill aged 73 died and was buried Tuesday with Masonic rites from his Willow Wall home Oldfields West Virginia He was survived by his widow and two sons Brown and Cleland long active in McNeill Farms business circles and local chicken industry He was a cousin of Civil War Captain Jesse McNeill of McNeill Rangers known throughout the South Branch Valley for hospitality and antiques in his home including a 100 year old wallpaper depicting English hunting scenes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus R. McNeill
Willow Wall
Oldfields
W. Va
Brown McNeill
Cleland McNeill
Mt. View Inn
Capt
Jesse McNeill
McNeill Rangers
Gus” McNeill
South Branch Valley
McNeill
Postal Service Warns Against Stamp Evasion
The article warns of efforts to evade higher postage rates as rates rise from 2 to 3 cents on July 6. It notes the monopoly of letter carriage, costs added by tax on bank checks, and potential private delivery schemes facing fines.
Sheriff Pannett Appointed Administrator in Suggett Estate
On the recommendation of Mrs Olive V. Fletcher sheriff Luther Pannett was named administrator of the Harry Suggett estate in Frederick County Circuit Court. He has qualified and posted an official bond. Appraisers named are Lee Smith George Smith EF OMcIlwee Charles Parrish and Odus Mauzy.
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Olive V. Fletcher
Luther Pannett
Harry Suggett
Frederick County
Sheriff Pannett
Lee Smith
George Smith
EF O MclIlwee
Charles Parrish
Odus Mauzy
Troopers Sent to Fairmont Coal Strike District
Thirty West Virginia state troopers were ordered to Fairmont by Supt. R L Osborne to reinforce a company in the strike zone. Minor violence has occurred since the United Mine Workers called a strike last week over wage contracts with non union mines.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Fairmont
R L Osborne
United Mine Workers of America
Phone Installed At Rouss Park
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company completed a telephone installation at Rouss Spring Park. The number 1174 W is listed. Park officials expect the line to aid the public attending games and provide quick access to doctors in emergencies.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Rouss Spring Park
W. Park Association
Saturday Specials at Margaret L Hodgson Silk Stockings
Blue Moon full fashioned silk stockings 69c per pair and children s dresses from 6 9e for sizes 2 to 12 years. Real silk Holeproof Hosiery in summer colors shown by Moling and Cather. lp lt.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
Moling & Cather
Curb Market Special Prices on Pleasures at EB Boscawen St
Community market hours Saturday from 9 to 2 30 at 29 EB Boscawen Street. Special prices on ples and all kinds available at 15 cents each.
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Boscawen St
Loyalty theme drives Virginia Christian Endeavor convention
Norfolk hosts the thirty-eighth annual Virginia Christian Endeavor Society convention with 200 delegates. Rev. Stanley Vandersall urges loyalty to self, the society, the church, and Christ. Welcomes extended by city chaplain and local church leaders as Joseph Mann replies for Alexandria. Continuous program focus on civic duties slated for today.
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Norfolk
Christian Endeavor Society of
Virginia
Christian Temple
Stanley B. Vandersall
Boston
International Christian Endeavor Society
W. E. Callender
J. F. Morgan
Rosemont Christian Church
Watson Cobeb
Norfolk Christian Endeavor Societies
Joseph Mann
Alexandria
Margaret Richards
Winchester
C. M. Compher
Berry Cushing
Presidat
Police Recover Two Stolen Tires On Another Auto
Police recover two stolen auto tires and rims from a Ford roadster tied to L. L. Lambert of Middleburg. Tires were found on an unnamed car after a local inquiry based on tire serials. No arrest reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude David
Shenandoah Body Works
North
Cameron Street
Cline
L. L. Lambert, Colored
Middleburg
Gastonia
N. C
David
Groves Brothers
Siam Quiet After Sudden Revolt Establishes Constitutional Monarchy
A brief Siamese uprising installs a constitutional monarchy as mutinous troops seize the palace and detain royal family and ministers. The mass of the people remained largely uninvolved while the royal couple were moved to a warship and the cabinet fled. The revolt’s leader pledges to free the country from the government. Washington confirms the army and navy rebelled in Bangkok.
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Associated Press
Bangkok
Siam
Ince
Huahin
Prajadhipok
Rambai
Monahi
Bangok
toGay Inee
Prajadhapak
Berlin
Tempo
Bible School and Revival To Begin At Bloomery
Beginning Monday morning June 27 at 9 o clock a Bible School will run two weeks in the Bloomery school house West Virginia Rev J L McLean Presbyterian clergyman announces All children and youths from 4 to 16 are welcome without charge Revival services will be held each evening at 8 o clock starting Monday June 27 and continue 10 or 12 nights with Rev Julian T Owen of Springfield preaching Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomery
W.va
J. L. McLean
Julian T. Owen
Springfield
Caesar the lion found dead in Place de la Concorde
Paris residents saw a huge lion named Caesar in the plaza. Police drew revolvers but discovered the animal was dead, dumped there by a traveling circus. The story spans other cities with brief world notes on taxes, etiquette, politics, and a boxing match in New York.
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Paris
Caesar
Place de la Concorde
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Hardy Co
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Alegal
Post Office Department
Rouss Park
State Endeavor Union
Bankok
Kennett Portex
Budapest
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Zagreb
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