Labor leaders in Washington linked to Republican fund drive
Testimony before the Senate Campaign Fund committee details money spent to host labor leaders in Washington for the 1924 campaign events. O'Connor says he advanced hotel and taxi costs, later repaid by Josh Ryan as the probe seeks sources of campaign funds. Witnesses name large donors, including Andrew Mellon relatives, and note business figures backing the party.
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Washington
Wwngton
Ige
Republican Party
Senate
Bo O'Connor
Pie
Josh Ryan
National
Lengsihoremen’s Union
Bristol
Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
Pittsburg
L. Mellon
Andrew Ws. Mellon
American Bankers Association
Chicago
Edward T
Philadelphia
Morgan
Grundy Committee
Hhe
Stotesbury
Grundy
bnnsylvania _ organization
Iittee
Union, League
Ér Republican Organization
Anenufacturers’ Club
Samuel L. Vauclain
Baldwin
Pacific Railroad
Nnéotion
Vauclain
Laetté
la Follette
Gress
Coolhom
Nathan
T. Folwell
Welphia
Chester Hill
Woodstock Woman Kills Self in Ill Health
Woodstock Va October report of Nellie Dellinger Artz fifty dies by self inflicted gunshot at home three miles east of Woodstock after an eight month illness. Surviving husband Charles E Artz two children Pauline and Roy two sisters Lucy Dellinger and Mrs Asbury Meln turff four brothers Charles Calvin Nevin and Frank funeral Thursday at five thirty in home.
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Woodstock
Nellie Delinger Artz
Charles E. Artz
Artz
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Pauline Artz
Roy Artz
Lucy Dellinger
Asbury .Melnturff
Washington
Charles Dellinger
Calvin
Nevin Dellinger
Frank Dellinger
Lander
Dairy War Sparks Virginia Dairy Officials Response
In Richmond on October 22 Virginia Dairy Products Association officers defended Chief Inspector C. L. Stahl against Dairy and Food Commissioner D. A. Kinsey who accused him of disloyalty for not doing political work. Kinsey had made a press statement and hinted Stahl should withdraw from inspector duties.
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Richmond
Virginia Dairy Products Association
C. L. Stahl
Dairy and Food
D. A. Kinsey
Stahl
Kinsey
Stahle
Contention Over State Dairy Inspections in Virginia
The dispute centers on Virginia dairy oversight after Kinsey appointed Roy P Beery State Dairy Inspector. Dairymen protested Beery and pressed for removal, while Fred Driver from Waynesboro is named as a recommended inspector though not confirmed. The board’s authority versus the commissioner’s appointment power is in question.
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Stahl
Kinsey
Virginia Creamerymen
A. F. Howard
M. Blair
Virginia Dairy Products Association
Roy P. Beery
Board of Agriculture
Beery
Sey
Fred Driver
Waynesboro
Driver
Towns Bus Employes Are Entertained
Harrisonburg Virginia October 23 seventy five guests and employees of the Towns Bus Line were given a dinner at the Kavanaugh Palm Room by John A Towns president of the line. A jazz band from Staunton provided music and Mr Towns received a handsome traveling case from his employees.
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Harrisonburg
Towns
Kavanaugh Palm Room
John A. Towns
Staunton
United States
Pra
Milton Ties World Speed Record at Charlotte Speedway
Tommy Milton of Los Angeles tied the world single lap speed record at Charlotte speedway with 125.7 miles per hour during a tryout at the new bowl. The mark matches Ernie Ansterberg's prior record set at Altoona Pennsylvania, noting Ansterberg was killed in a Charlotte tryout last Thursday.
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Charlotte
N. C
Tommy Milton
Los Angeles
New Bowl
Ernie Ansterberg
Altoona
Sunday Program at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church outlines its Sunday schedule with 11:00 a.m. and 7:50 p.m. services themed Photographs of the Christ and The Immovable Soul respectively. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. for all ages, with the primary department led by Mrs J F Morgan. The Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6:45 p.m. led by Mrs Guy Leggy on Why is Law Enforcement Vital to Our Nation. Everyone is welcome.
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First Christian Church
J. F. Morgan
Ristian Endeavor Society
Guy Leggy
Southern Train Kills George Estes
Funeral services were held in Front Royal after George Estes of Linden was killed Saturday by a Southern passenger train. He left town on the 6 o clock train and was few miles from home when the accident occurred. He leaves a widow and one child.
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Royal
Grege Estes
Linden
Estés
Boyce School Again Wins Junior League Prize at State Fair
Agricultural High School of Clarke County repeats as a top winner in the Junior League work at the Richmond state fair held October 6 to 11. Only four schools achieved the standard, with Boyce joining Front Royal Warren County Westminster Norfolk County and Pamunkey Indian School at the high rank. The Boyce Junior League begins the new year strong, expanding to more literary work and extending efforts to lower grades.
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Boyce‘ Agricultural High School
Clarke County
Richmond
Boyce
Front ‘ Royal
Warren County
Westminster
Norfolk County
Pamunkey
Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication Efforts Progress Report
A USDA report notes continued progress stamping out bovine tuberculosis in the United States. In March 1924 veterinarians tested 448642 cattle under state and federal supervision. 13359 reacted, indicating infection. Infected cattle are typically slaughtered under the Federal Meat Inspection Service.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Federal Meat Inspection Service
Valuable Feed Beets Drive High Dairy Farm Yields
Dairy cows pigs and sheep crave cow beets, a highly valued green feed. They grow easily in rich soil and produce large roots, with potential yields of 1 to 15 tons per acre.
Farming Advice From a Bygone era and Its Practical Tips
A rustic text urges farmers to diversify crops and never rely on a single plant. It warns against pests, promotes legume crops, and discusses seed treatment for smut. It also favors larger dairy cows and strategic breeding to boost milk production and farm profitability.
Indelible Ink Voting Record Sparks Debate in San Juan Porto Rico
A fragment notes voting in San Juan Porto Rico uses indelible ink on voters as a security measure. It mentions a voter who obtained extra ink and distributed it, highlighting concerns about voting procedures and integrity.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
High Class Country Butter
A butter maker notes that quality cream is essential to good butter. The message stresses that the product equals its raw material and urges clean, uncontaminated cream as the first step in producing high class country butter.
Family Finance Tangles in Historic Bankers Inquiry
A fragmented excerpt questions a family man’s finances and kin. It ponders whether a family council would support his credit requests, noting a lack of diamonds or large collateral. The dialogue hints at a merchant seeking credit amid strained relations.
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Ge Cane
One Chance Rule Echoes in Mo(elists) Train Plot
A Toledo Blade note warns would be attackers that they face a single chance if they attempt to derail a railroad train. The brief reflects cautionary commentary on plots and the consequences of violent acts.
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Elists
Toledo Blade
Rosenberger Brevities In Rosenberger Virginia
Local notes report visitors and weekend guests in Rosenberger Virginia. Hollis Snapp of Hagerstown Maryland visited J B Snapp. Margaret Shuler of Sedan West Virginia spent time with the Snapps. Harvey Allamong and Mayford Brewer visited near Boyce. Mrs John Perry and children from Mount Pleasant visited the Allomangs.
Dr Harlee to Speak Tonight at Mooseheart Meeting
Members of the Loyal Order of Moose plan a regular meeting to hear Dr Harlee discuss Mooseheart the home city for hundreds of orphaned and degraded children. Dr Clarioe recently in Chicago doing postgraduate dentistry at Northwestern spent a day at Mooseheart and will speak of the work there.
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Order of Moose
Diplomat Jeremiah Ourtih Aided Polish Classics Abroad
Jeremiah Ourtih served as secretary to the United States legation in St. Petersburg from 1869 to 1870. He produced translations of Sienkiewicz works that helped popularize the great Polish novelist in the United States.
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Jeremiah Ourtih
Sienkiewics
Wag Wecré' Tary
United States
St. Petersburg
Russia
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