Kern Defends Winchester Voting Irregularities
The piece reports Miss Kern’s speech urging analysis of alleged fraud in Winchester elections, naming Democratic and Republican roles, voter disenfranchisement, and calls for disclosure of poll taxes and vote buying. It cites past election outcomes and calls for detailed proof of fraud and accountability.
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Connm Harrison
Winchester
Miss Kern
Handley Li
Ican Party
Virginia
Congress
Simar
Winchester Pomygny
Harrison
Ceeinchester
Barty
Kern
Dore F
Cite Te
Democratic Party
John Paul
Tan
Devtewe
Kern urged to expose election frauds in Winchester case
The writer questions Miss Kern about fair election handling and calls for specifics to prove fraud. It argues Republicans disenfranchised Winchester’s population and urges punishment of Democratic officials if guilty, while pledging to expose election crooks.
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John Pan
Miss Kern
Winchester Democratic
Winchester
Gilbert
Washington
Newberry on the stump urged for GOP Senate wins
The piece argues Republican strategists should deploy Truman H. Newberry to campaign nationwide to bolster Senate chances. It notes his costly election and his rescue by several fellow senators, urging Michigan’s Townsend to lead the push and claim a key campaign asset.
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Senate
Michigan
Senator Newberry
Senator Calder
New Jersey
Frelinghuysen
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Jodge
Maryland
Senator Prance
Connecticut
McLean
Newberry
Washington
Miles Poindexter
Truman H.newberry
Townsend
Mr. Newberry
Raising on street cars sparks Southern letter to Herald
A Southern man in New York laments street car seating manners. He, lame, recalls youths rushing vacant seats and gloating. He recalls a prior incident where a white man helped an embarrassed old colored mammy to a seat and replied he had not forgotten his raisin.
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New York
The
Herald
South
Mammy
Newport News Times-Herald
District Nurse Association Meeting Set at City Hall
The monthly meeting of the District Nurse Association will be held in the Council Chamber of City Hall on Wednesday November 1 at 2 p.m. Mrs. H. D. Fuller is president and Mrs. Martin Wisecarver is secretary treasurer.
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District Nurse Association
Council Chamber of City Hall
H. D. Fuller
Martin Wisecarver
Treas. Ip
Hallowe'en Social at Mountain View School
A Halloween social will be held at Mountain View school on November 3 event starts at 7 30 p m with entertainment and refreshments provided.
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Mountain View School
Local Wholesale Market Prices Reported for Various Commodities
The Star lists daily wholesale quotes from local buyers for wheat flour corn young chickens hens ducks roosters butter hay and feeds. Prices are shown for local flour barrel spring wheat flour standard middlings and cotton seed meal among other items with spot corn and dairy products also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oSades
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Advertises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims Baalmann's Gas Tablets provide lasting relief from gas and nervous dyspepsia. It urges taking three tablets before meals and after to prevent bloating and breathing difficulties, sold in a yellow package for one dollar by Boyd Drug Co. and J Baulmann, San Francisco.
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Baalmann
Baulmann
Boyd Drug Co
J. Baulmann
San Francisco
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A weary verse from Walt Mason with a downbeat mood and self mockery. He complains of fatigue and boils on his neck while recalling youth and avoiding cheer, ending with a clipped quip about a eccentric prenatal task reference.
Helen Finds River Home and a New Beginning
Helen Demming cherishes the river garden at her Connecticut house where she befriended landscape artist Frank Harwood. After Ronald’s death she accepts his proposal and plans to marry, as Ruth Frost notes the river and garden bind the couple to the land and to a future together.
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Helen
Ruth Frost
Helen Demming
Ruth Montaun
Connecticut
Ronald
Ruth
Garde
Frank Harwood
Helen’s River
Helen's River
Frank
Cosen
River Garden
Stone Age comes closer in Connecticut dig
A Brooklyn Standard Union dispatch notes Connecticut archaeologists found two skeletons believed linked to Stone Age inhabitants. A professor suggests they may be thousands of years old, but relics show Stone Age remains exist in the region with Indians congregating where arrowheads abound.
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Connecticut
Brooklyn Standard Union
Brooklyn
Great Lakes
Caterpillars Feed on Nettles to Become Io Moth
A family of black caterpillars are seen feeding on stinging nettles. Eggs hatch in about fourteen days, the larvae shed skins thrice, then suspend on nettle leaves to molt into chrysalises. A fortnight later Io emerges as a fully grown moth with brilliant colors.
Odd Habits of Savages in Tribal Marriage Rules
A dialogue excerpt features a society mastron and an explorer discussing marriage customs. The explorer notes a tribe where women could not change husbands and men could not change wives, highlighting rigid partner expectations.
Jealous Bertie and Muriel in a Boston Evening Transcript snippet
A brief dialogue shows Ida expressing jealousy and Muriel teasing Bertie. Ida speaks of rapture and devotion while Muriel comments on his supposed generosity toward her. The exchange hints at romantic entanglements in a Boston Evening Transcript clipping.
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Western Exchange
Cleckner
Jennie Richards
Boston Transcript
Ida
Bertie
Muriel
Boston Evening Transcript
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Evening Star
Harry Flood Byrd
Wincheateg
West
Winnhesser
Star Ae Co
Morning Newsre
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
United
Associated Press
New York World
Hallowf’en Social
Hamberlain
Baltimore Y Wholesale Markets
Tritetecetae SD
Walt Mason
Sunny Jim
Om el Ot
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Northern Virginia Power Co
Chapman
N. Kent St
W. B. Barnett
H. Clifford St
Parker’s Arage
Stephens City
Sfror
S. Kent St
Amherst St
Terfor Sale—Chrysanthemums
S Main St
Liberal Commission
Tanners Shoe Manufacturing Co
C Street
Boston
Mass
Reward
Cork Street
W. Germain Bt
B. Boyce
J. T. Burwell
Millwood
Good & CO
Rouss Ave
Ashby
Campbell
John B. Card
Mary F. Cornwell
Daniel. Coes i Douglas
Dorothy
Ine
RE. ‘Ogle
Layton. Halterman
Samuel M. Hansell
Stella V. Hazel
George. Jackson
Viola. Kline
R. A. Livick
M. Lloyd
Willie
Martin
Carl. Moore
E. Blackburn Page
W. A. Ritchie
Jasole
Snapp
R. C. Steele
Widmyre
White
H. J. W. Sibert
West Piccadilly Street
W.g.&e.l.co
W. A
Ryan
Sally Ann
Beck’s Baking
Highland Ave
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