Moseley Brown Demands Full Name On Ballot
Ballston Virginia October 13 Independent candidate for representative at large William Moseley Brown charges Secretary of the Commonwealth Peter Saunders with deliberately omitting his full name on ballots by printing as W M Brown. He cites a court victory over redistricting and says Saunders refused to amend ballots, claiming it was too late. Brown, allied with Charles C Berkley, vows legal action to certify his name as William Moseley Brown.
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Ballston
William Moseley Brown
Peter Saunders
Commonwealth
W. M. Brown
Brown
Saunders
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Megal
Colonel Saunders
Virginia
Charles C. Berkley
Newport News
Berkeley
Supreme Court of Appeals
State of
Oasis Naadie
Tite Wenaien
Us Oy. Bat
Congress
Great Britain And France Plan Arms Conference
London dispatch reports Prime Minister MacDonald and Premier Herriot agreed to a four power emergency disarmament conference at Geneva with Italy invited and Germany yet to commit. The meeting is described as unofficial and preliminary, its outcome may shape the world disarmament talks.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
France
Geneva
MacDonald
Herriot
Italy
Germany
Martin Insull Is Remanded In Ontario Bailed Until Nov. 4
Martin J. Insull, linked to Chicago utilities collapse with his brother, was remanded in Barrie Ontario until November 4. The bail of fifty thousand dollars remains in effect, delaying extradition proceedings until that date.
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Associated Press
Barrie
Petition of Censure Not Given to Hoover
A Bonus Expeditionary Force delegation visited the White House on October 13 1920 but chose not to deliver a censure petition. Captain Hoke Smith announced the group sought loyalty to the president and constitution while pressing for military eviction from Washington and improved provisions, including clothing cots and a daily food allowance.
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Washington
Bonus
White House
Hoover
Hoke ‘Smith
Smith
Mhem
Walter H. Newton
Mr. Hoover
Newton
United States
Inen
le Ting
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt outlines stand on bonus and relief appeal
Governor Roosevelt urges a national effort to aid the unemployed during winter. He favors Thanksgiving and Christmas charity drives to help local needs and cites New York’s $20 million state appropriation plus a $30 million bond issue to tide over the season. He argues federal help is needed when states cannot cope.
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Roosevelt
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Democratic National Committee
New York State
Sumer
Washington
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Record
Quotations furnished by Legg and Company Baltimore on grain closes. Includes figures from the Chicago Board of Trade and Baltimore Chamber of Commerce. Contact Plaza 1498 and 1746 for details.
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Legg and Company
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Chicago Board of Trade
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Grain futures prices at Chicago Board of Trade today
Wheat futures show December high 50, low 483, close 49 percent. May 55 percent high at 5382 and 5412 close. July 56 percent high 5442 close 55 percent. Corn December 265, 26 26 percent, May 31 percent high 30 close 31 percent 32 percent. Baltimore spot wheat 59 cents.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Insull Not Ordered To Leave Greece Says Official
Athens reports the interior minister denied ordering Samuel Insall to quit Greece and confirmed he may stay. Passport director said Insall has not surrendered his passport. A visa would be unnecessary if he leaves within a month. after that, a cancelled passport could block entry or visa.
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Associated Press
Athens
Interior
Samuel Insall
Chicago
Greece
Insall
Police Department
Insuli
Leaps Of The African Jumping Hare Recall Vast Distances
The article notes the African jumping hare jumps about nine feet on average and records extraordinary leaps of twenty feet or more in a single bound, illustrating remarkable hare locomotion and range.
Popular Old Card Games of the Early Era
The earliest recorded card game was a Venetian tarocni variant. In the seventeenth century ombre emerged as another popular pastime, reflecting early card play across Europe.
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Ed Love
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Cooper Geerd Ever
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Stan Oliver
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Wetro-Gottwyn
Hal Roach
Metro
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Capitol News
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Colonial Morrow
John Wayne
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Warner Bros
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Moseley Brown
Pollard
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Shirley Carter
Fred L. Glaize
Nise
Middishade
Gray & Sheetz
N. Main St
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Constitution
Gov. Roosevelt
Orbidden Company
Mickey
Sally Blane
John DA
John St. Pols
Myrtle ST Stedman
Ryan Dunn
Dorothy Christy
David Durand
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Medbury
Travelaugh
Tom Tyler
Chevrolet
Hotel Continental
STO
Piiraco
Philco
E. Boscawen St
INS. CO
J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
Russ Ave
Local Claim Service
F. Shryock
Virginia Loan and Thrift Corp
A. S. Hott
Loudoun St
Greenwood Farm Cooperative Dairy, Inc
Hamman’s Bargain Basement
Hamman’s Dollar Store
R. G. A. Food Stores
Retail Grocers Association
Eland
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