Washington and Lee Student Drowns in North River
Roland H Hall, senior at Washington and Lee University in Virginia, drowned while swimming in the North River near Moorefield West Virginia. Rescuers found his body after a line of fellow students and the president searched the river. Hall, editor in chief of the student newspaper, was to graduate in two weeks with a college prize.
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British flayed by Lady Astor in Commons on maternity benefits
Lady Astor criticized the government for neglecting maternity benefits and urged appointing a women’s committee to consult the Washington maternity convention. She warned of US entry into a league but lauded American sentiment on the League of Nations. An Andon Times lobby correspondent called the address among her best.
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Local Butter and Flour Ads Parked in Fry A Section
Market items list butter and flour products including country butter best quality and creamery butter. Local flour sold by barrel and 12 pound sacks with spring wheat variety. Coals middlings and cracked corn also appear in the ad alongside pricing notes.
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