Mrs Caldwell Faces Pressure Over Political Letter
Washington reports indicate Republican leaders in Virginia question Mrs Willie W Caldwell's usefulness as Virginia national committeewoman over a letter urging women to save the United States from being Renormized. CG Bascom Slemp and J B Spaulding visited Hoover HQs as the Caldwell case appears to be muzzled by the national committee.
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Washington
Herbert Bloover
Jetter
Virginia
Willie W. Caldwell
United States
Rum-Ridien
Massachusetts Avenue
Rockingham Apple Growers Send Carload to Florida
Rockingham County apple growers donate a 500 bushel carload to hurricane relief in Florida. A K Rosenberger provides 1000 bushels, C C Conrad 160, and R C Dingledine 150. Apples to be shipped from Mill switch via Southern Railway. railroads to bear transport to Jacksonville free of charge.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Florida
R. Cc. Dingledine
Jacksonville
Red Cross
Morris Spiro
Rockingham
The
Atlantic Lady Hay to be sole woman passenger aboard Zeppelin
The Lon don hostess and journalist Will Fly Atlantic Lady Drummond Hay will be the only woman passenger aboard the Count Zeppelin for its transatlantic voyage to New York. The scene notes a faint whistle during a candidate’s radio address and references a mother looking like her daughter from the knees down.
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Lady Drummond Hay
Lonton
Senger
New York
Trice Happy
Springfield Union
Manhattan Not So Popular, Census Reports Population Shifts
The 1928 U S census estimates show New York City led a set of five American metropolises with more than a million residents totaling 6,017,500. Chicago, Philadelphia, Decatur, and Cleveland followed, while Manhattan Borough reportedly lost about 200,000 between 1925 and 1928. Additional cities over half a million include St. Louis, Baltimore, Boston, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Buffalo, Washington, and Milwaukee.
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Census Bureau
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Manhattan
New York City
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Buffalo
Washington
D.C
Milwaukee
Hidden traits reveal era humor in papers
The letters cite a wry observation on water wagons and bandwagons as mechanical marvels, note night club owners devising a deductive defense to spot prohibition agents by their spending, and compare neighbors to digestion, suggesting intimacy and awareness vary with closeness.
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Philadelphia
Inquirer
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van Wie
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Kyden
Lydia &. Pinkham
Lynn
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Worley
K.M.O.X
Voice of
Bott
Ramsey Marae Pit
Hodgson & Brown
Apple Growers of
Atlantic
Associated Press
Ames Rusie
Inset
Cy Young
Ohio
Winchester Credit Corp
Jos. B. Newlin
West Water St
H. Elmer Griffin
S. Main St
Call
S. Dodd
Union Trust Bldg
Petrsburg
Main St
S. Market St
Mollie Grim
Packard
W. S. Hoge & Brother
C Street
S. W
Washington, D. C
South Braddock St
Baile Bros
National Ave
N. Loudoun St
W.S. Hiett
E. Bond St
Care Star Office
S. S
Braddock
Auto Parts Corp
Emmert
Star Office
Episcopal S. S
Billy Baker
N. Main St
Winchester and Western Railroad Company
A.M. Ry
Veto Rae Thet
Boti
Ae Davitt
Larrick Kee Enowels Ford
Midway Tack Creek
C,ineshore
Indian Hollow
Tirue Creek
McGuire -Chambersville
Hill Crest
W. & W. Junction
Winchester Ly
D. H. Sencindiver
P.M. Fog
A.M
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Richmond News-Leader
G.S. Rugs
Ramsey Furniture
Water Street
Cash Br Credit
Ase
Alexander
Sloan’s Liniment
Mie
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GROVE
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Frank Gearing
E. Piccadilly Street
Winchester
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