Nation Looks to Prohibition Conference for Policy Support
Washington views a federal state cooperation push on prohibition immigration narcotics and other laws as officials convene to discuss enforcement and future plans. Speakers include Senator Borah Louis Marshall and Rev Zahniser. Princeton undergraduates in Washington urged Wilson to attend citizenship conference.
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Washington
Codfort
Pricin Pedote
Fred B. Smith
New York
Zahniser
Pittsburg
Borah
Idaho
Louis Marshall
Wilson
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Gov Pinchot's Prohibition Role Denounced by Ken
Harry J. Auten of Kansas in Washington urged Pennsylvania to exhaust state resources to enforce the Volstead act before appealing to the President. Auten warned Philadelphia bootleggers and pressed for strong local action, while noting a meeting with President Coolidge and opposing Pinchot's plan to place enforcement under federal control.
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Washington
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Harry J. Ken
Kansas
Isylvania
Allen
Pincchot
Coolidge
Philadelphia
Auten
Tle
Prohibition Prosecution Split Between Departments
A fragment notes the belief that enforcement authority under dry laws shifts from one department to another as prosecutions for violations move between agencies. The passage hints at jurisdictional handoffs in enforcing Prohibition statutes.
Byrd and Paul Debate Highway Financing Plan
Senator Byrd argued for using gasoline tax revenue to fund highway work under a pay-as-you-go system, estimating 20 000 dollars per mile for construction and 500 dollars per mile for maintenance, with a seven year timeframe. Captain Paul warned against massive bond issues, citing Rockingham County costs and long term interest, urging patience and economical use of funds to avoid heavy debt and interest.
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Senastor Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Capt. Paul
Keezell
Hoover
George N. Conrad
Conrad
Godlrick
Rockingham
Paul
Rockingham County
Capt
Bona
Bond issue discharged amid ceaseless interest charges
A bond issue is discharged while still accumulating ongoing interest costs. The notice notes perpetual charges attached to the issue, suggesting financial and legal steps may follow to resolve the obligation.
Confederate Veteran Sons Plan a Reunion in Richmond
A committee from the Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson camps of the Sons of Confederate Veterans has arranged a second brigade reunion for November 24 in Richmond. An expected attendance is at least 1,300 with a Confederate ball featuring ante-bellum costumes. No national commander in chief or state commander will attend.
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Richmond
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall
Virginia Baptists to mark centenary general association
Warrenton October 15 Baptists of Virginia plan the 100th anniversary of their general association from November 12 to 16. Virginia white Baptists rose from 40 000 in 1823 to 60 000 in 1872 and 207 915 white plus 272 085 colored Baptists in 1922 total about 480 000. The 1920s fundraising exceeded seven million dollars for missions and other aims, with more than five million paid toward pledges in under four years. Marriage fee approved for Carl Burgess and Miss Ella Grimsley of Warrenton.
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Warrenton
Virginia
General Association
Richmond
Carl Burgess
Ella, Grimsley
Virginia Assembly Prepares Near Hundred Bills Oct. 15
In Richmond Virginia on October 15 the state assembly readies nearly one hundred bills for next session. It includes constitutional amendments and various measures drafted for consideration by lawmakers.
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Richmond
Legislative Reference Bureau Proposes Government Simplification
The amendments from the commission on simplification of government would align fiscal and appropriation years with state standards. Counties must adjust their operations accordingly and tax collection methods are under discussion as four property tax tickets exist per taxpayer and taxes are payable at different times.
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Legislative Reference Buréau
Commission
Appeals to U S to assist making peace in Europe
David Lloyd George urged the United States to help Europe achieve peace during a speech in Minneapolis at a Civic and Commerce luncheon. He emphasized America's moral authority and past sacrifices in World War I and urged US involvement to influence the postwar order.
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U. S
Europe
Minneapolis
United States
David Lloyd George
Canada
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
As&ts
Lloyd George Address Praises Peace Efforts In Northwest
A formal public function welcomed Lloyd George with crowds at the station and on city streets. He urged not forgetting the nation’s role in peace and announced future travels from St Paul to Mooseheart and Chicago with a luncheon at the Minnesota Club attended by state and national leaders.
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St. Paul
Minnesota Club
Mooseheart
Ill
Chicago
Lloyd George
American Northwest
Press
Minnesota
R. A. Nestos
North Dakota
Henrik Shipstead
Magnus Johnson
Frank B. Kellogg
Walter H. Newton
General Ja Oglethorpe’s Body Remains in England
London Oct 16 AP reports Dr Thornwell Jagops withdrew a request to transport General James Oglethorpe founder of Georgia to the proposed shrine on the University of Atlanta campus. English sentiment influenced the decision.
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London
Thornwell Jagops
Oglethorpe
Ja Oglethorpe
Georgia
The
University In
Atlanta
Dry Lawyer Comments on Pinchot Plan
Wayne B Wheeler general counsel of the Anti Saloon League of America arrived in New York from Washington to critique Governor Pinchot’s proposal to place the prohibition unit under the President. He argues this move would not remove politics and would shift responsibility, aiding enforcement by clarifying who is to be praised or blamed.
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Associated Press
New York
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti- Saloon League of American
Washington
Pinchot
Itics
Civil Service
Local Capital Incorporates To Keep Gas Lower
Local leaders form the Penn Gas and Oil Company, Incorporated, to sell and distribute gasoline at lower prices. The firm buys land on the Valley Turnpike near Mr William R Hillyard for a filling station, with stock already subscribed. Officers include William P. Massey president Delmar Robinson vice president Lawrence Hollis treasurer Ralph Rosenberger secretary and E W Collis sales manager.
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The
Penn Gas and Oil Company, Incorporated
Wiliam R. ‘Hillyard
Valley Turnpike
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Carson
Citizen's Committee
William P. Massey
Delmar Robinson
Lawrence Hollis
Ralph Rosenberger
E. W. Collis
Local Wholesale Prices Reported For Market Commodities
The copy lists wholesale values for Wheat Flour Eggs Butter Hens under and over four pounds Roosters Creamery Butter and related items. Also shown are prices for Corn Meal Cotton Seed Meal Hogs and miscellaneous grain and feed products.
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GMM
Jie
Ates
Iain Ie
Local Retail Markets Report Mixed Prices and Items
Market notes show uneven pricing on basic goods with scattered items like flour bran and corn. Fragmentary figures indicate small price points and stock details across the region.
Market Dips After Early Gains Amid General Downturn
An Op-ORK report notes the stock market showed an upward trend at first but soon reversed as rails and steel shares hit new lows. Evidence of forced liquidation emerged with several standard issues canceled after early gains of 1 to 3 points. Tobacco stocks led some strength while overall control remained with the bears. Call money opened around 4.5 percent.
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Eer
Yeterday
Buying for Emmert's air display in New York stores
Mr alone a paral for the Stores in Chester and Mburg is how in New York purchases to add to the air display in their stores.
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Chester
M Burg
New York
Winchester election writ announces voting places on November 6 1923
Adam Forney city sheriff of Winchester notifies the public of a writ ordering an election. Voting will occur at multiple Winchester locations between sunrise and sunset on November 6 1923. The notice is dated September 11 1923 in the city seal.
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Adam Forney
Winchester
Adam i
That Silent Voice
Brockville Recorder laments the limits of science to enhance moral conscience while noting science can magnify the human voice but cannot improve inner guidance.
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Brockville (Ont
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