Hoover Friends Claim Total of Delegates For Him
Washington May 22 Hoover supporters claim 1 979 delegates or all but 110 of the 1 089 to the Republican national convention, with a 545 needed for nomination. Democratic delegates total about 1 100 with two thirds required. 870 chosen, 230 to be designated. Hoover leads with 528 1 2, Lowden 26 1 2, Curtis 46, Norris 33, Borah 11. Indiana and Maryland delegates noted. Slemp at Old Point Comfort predicts Hoover on first ballot. discusses census office room order and uses as political argument.
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More of State's Almshouses Are Being Merged
Richmond Va May 22 With Pittsylvania county supervisors deciding to consolidate alms houses in that region the state program of almshouse consolidation moves toward completion and closer coordination with county facilities.
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Pittsylvania Board Advances Fourth District Home Plan
Frank Bane notes the Pittsylvania board of supervisors approves consolidations that extend through several western and southern counties, backing the creation of a district home for aged and infirm in the southern region. Virginia Alcohol Reform era outlines previous district homes opened in Manassas Waynesboro Pulaski and Alexandria.
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Mrs. Margaret J Dougherty Wilson Dies in Baltimore
Mrs. Margaret J Dougherty Wilson widow of Dr Louis W Wilson of Baltimore died Sunday in Baltimore Hospital for Women. Funeral Wednesday at 10 from 2843 St Paul Street with Rev Dr Benjamin B Lovett officiating. Honorary pallbearer Mayor Julian St Ward of Winchester. Survived by daughter Mrs Thomas Walter Harrison Jr of Baltimore. She was daughter of Robert and Mrs Dougherty of Princess Anne and member of DAR daughters of the Confederacy Arundall Club and Baltimore Country Club.
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Virginia Sunday School Delegates Now Registering
Rev. Minor Miller announced the Virginia Council of Religious Education is collecting advance registrations for the Staunton convention set for June 6 to 8. Local officers assist, schools plan delegate selections, and many are expected to register by week’s start.
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Elkhart Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Relief
Mrs D H Sivent of 1026 Laurel Street Elkhart Indiana says the Vegetable Compound gave her energy to work without resting and lifted her tired, worn-out feelings after a long illness. She recommends others try it.
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