Vote for Harrison Addressing Farm Relief Efforts
A letter from Chester Gray of the American Farm Bureau Federation praises Harrison for supporting farm relief legislation. It discusses the McNary-Haugen bill and farm cooperative marketing as means to lift crop surplus and raise farmer incomes, noting broad federation endorsement and Harrison's voting record.
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Chester Gray
The
Federation of Farm Bureaus
Tony Harrison
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Farm Bureau
Organized Agriculture
American Farm , Bureau Federation
Chester H. Gray
Washington
Harrison
McNary-Haugen
Farmers
Rockingham County
Farmer Relief Debate Sets Stakes for November Vote
A veteran congressman argues for the McNary Haugen farm relief bill and a four percent loan program, criticizing Hoover and Garber. He cites tax, tariff, and Muscle Shoals issues, urging district voters to back candidates supporting farm prosperity in the November 6 election.
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Congress
Hoover
Garber
Dickenson
Town
Sub-Com
Muscle Shoals
Coolidge
Anglo-Chilean Trust
Great Water Power Trust
Senator Borah
Steele
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Seventh Congressional District
Public Tricked At Winchester Movies Says Public Was Tricked
Editor The Star laments public trust in cinema as patrons pay high prices for a poor film. A supposed favorite drew crowds to see a stale picture with minimal acting, while loyalty to the star masked the disappointing product. Letters from I. M. Green of Winchester, Virginia, underscore consumer frustration.
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the Star
Winchester
Political ad targets Curtis blow and religious bias in campaign
A draft of a political advertisement attacks Senator Curtis for insulting farmers and accuses Republicans of aligning with the Ku Klux Klan to oppose Governor Smith. It argues the campaign inflames religion, notes Smith’s Catholic faith, and defends Smith’s stance on prohibition and tariffs ahead of the November 6 vote.
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Senator Curtis
West
Congress
Sen
Curtis
America
Star
Smith
Fellowship Forum
Ku Klux Klan
Angel
Roanoke
France
Ireland
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Washington
Continental Congress
Alfred Emanuel Smith
Herbert Hoover
Blain
Wisconsin
Solid South
Virginia
Cannon
Houston
Tex
Wilson
Marshall
New York
Druys
Handley
Thomases
Mount Hebron
John Kerr
Kerr
Cork
Market
Mellon frames national policy as a business choice
Andrew W. Mellon asserts in a radio address that if Coolidge policies and Hoover leadership meet voters' approval, there should be no change. He likens government to a vast business, praising Hoover’s qualifications and urging support for continued Republican policies.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Hoover
United States
Herbert Hoover
Last Rites For Mrs Bettie Daft Inwood WV
The funeral for Mrs Bettie Daft of Inwood West Virginia was held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the United Brethren Church with Rev C J Racey and pastor McGeorge W Stover conducting. Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery and pallbearers included J F E Lodge W W Lamp E N Hardy C P Bailey J A Hott and Wm S Bailey. She was mother of Samuel C Smith who died on the Martinsburg pike at Bunker Hill on April 20.
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Bettie 1
Daft
Inwood
W.va
City
United Brethren Church
C. J. Racey
George W. Stover
Mount Hebron
J. FE. Lodge
W. W Lamp
White Hall
E. N. Hardy C. P. Bailey
J. A. Hott
Wm. S Bailey
Winchester
Voters May Cast Ballot After Sunset If Present
Richmond Oct 29 The Attorney General John R Saunders ruled that a voter present at the polls awaiting to cast a ballot in the coming election may vote after sunset if the sun goes down before he can cast it. The ruling replies to a query from Judge of election C J Hudson at Lurar.
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Richmond
John R.saunders
C. J. Hudson
Lurar
Baltimore business visitor Mr. A. Hamburger in town
Mr. A Hamburger of Baltimore is spending several days in town on business.
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Mr. A. Hamburger
Baltimore
Davis Conrad Fatally Stricken in New York City
The article notes the death of Davis Conrad at 45 in New York City. He was a Harvard and Washington and Lee alumnus, a lawyer, and a member of the Harvard Club and Virginia and Southern societies. He hailed from Winchester and was connected to prominent Virginia families. Surviving relatives include his brother Daniel, and sisters Mrs. Little and Mrs. Carson, with deaths of his mother and sister in preceding year.
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Davis Conrad
New York City
Richard E. Byrd
New York
North Pole
Conrad
Byrd
Virginia
Daniel B. Conrad
Robert ¥. Conrad
Old Dominion
Union
Winchester
Susan L. Davis
William A. Davis
Holmes Conrad
United States
Harvard Club
Virginia Society
Southern Society
Metropolis
Susan L. Conrad
Elizabeth Whiting Conrad
Little
Graf Zeppelin Returns Transatlantic Flight Passengers
Left passenger D. Jessel of New ark and Claire Adams of Connersville Pa. are aboard the Graf Zeppelin on its return flight to Germany. Each paid $3 000 for the crossing.
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Qorees D. Jessel
Newark
Claire Adams
Connersville
Germany
Five Die as Boiler Blast Ravages Mississippi Mill
Five men were killed when a boiler exploded at the O. E. McDaniel planning mill near Thel. The blast hurled debris and destroyed the boiler house area and a store nearby. Boyd Richard planned to travel to Richmond on business.
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O. E. McDaniel
Boyd Richard
Tomor- Thel
Miss
Richmond
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the Beacon Light
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Mellon
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