New Kiwanis District Governor Binford A Richmond Leader
Jesse H. Binford of Richmond elected district governor of the Capital district for 1930 at the Hagerstown convention October 17 19. The Capital district covers 49 clubs in Virginia Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia. Ed Hill named lieutenant governor of the first division and Binford brings a long record of civic and educational work in Virginia.
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Jesse H. Binford
Richmond
Capital District
Hagerstown
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Ed. Hill
Washington Club
Jake Richard
Richard
T. Russell Cather
Cather
Ed. Stultz
Stultz
Andy Bell
Binford
Richmond College
University of Wisconsin
Kiwanis Club
Richmond Kiwanis Club
Old Dominion
Kimball
Hagerstown Con
Kruschen Salts Diet Ad Promises Slimming Miracle
World wide appeal to women for a free from fat figure with a daily morning dose of Kruschen Salts in hot water. Claims detoxifying benefits and energized health, touts an 85 cent bottle lasting two months and money back guarantee at Baker's Drug Store.
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Baker’s
Virginia coalition faces criticism over prohibition and fraud claims
In Halifax Virginia on October 22 Governor Byrd spoke in support of the Democratic ticket addressing Dr. Brown's calls to reduce gasoline taxes and alleging election fraud. Pollard challenged Brown while Saunders and Jones campaigned on prohibition enforcement. The Anti Saloon League scrutinized state versus federal enforcement.
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Fage One
Virginia
John R. Saunders
Callum Jones
United States
Anti-Saloon League
Jones
Pollard
Dr. Brown
Brown
Coalition
Byrd
Halifax
Commonwealth
M. B. Booker
Governor criticizes candidate for concealing vote and mail voting
During his address William Moseley Brown was accused of concealing his ballot choice on recent questions and of voting by mail. The governor challenged Brown to disclose his voting record on state government matters and labeled him bankrupt of constructive thought.
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William Moseley Brown
Coalition
Dr. Brown
Rev Dr John Straton Seriously Ill in Clifton Springs
The Rev Dr John Roach Straton pastor of Calvary Baptist Church and noted fundamentalist is seriously ill in a Clifton Springs New York sanitorium. He had just returned from Atlanta where treated for a nervous breakdown and a small stroke earlier last spring.
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New York
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist
Clif
Atlanta
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