West Views Solid GOP Backing for Coolidge Visitors From States Rally Support
Washington reports a large influx of visitors to President Coolidge who voiced strong party support. Notables included J P Spencer and Bowers of West Virginia with Mills of Missouri and Utah treasurer W D Sutton, plus P Giordano of New York. They praised Coolidge and predicted Oklahoma and West Virginia backing, with Giordano noting African American groups’ backing and plans to discuss Prohibition and tariff issues later.
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Washington
Coolidge
J. P. Spencer
Wyoming Republican
State Committee
Giordiano
Assurhe
Pian-African League
Ted
Utah
Sutton
Lee statue encampment to be unveiled in May
The next encampment plans a May unveiling of a bronze Lee statue funded by Paul G McIntyre. At Charlottesville's last encampment Charles B Linney was elected grand commander for 12 months with officers including James P Wightman and George W Kurtz. The group invited Charlottesville and Staunton for the next reunion.
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Lee
Paul G McIntyre
Charlottesville
Stonewall Jackson
Charles B. Linney
Elec
James P. Wightman
Horsetons
George W. Kurtz
Winchester
E. W. Crozier
Samuel W. Paulette
Farmville
James P. Whitman
J. C. Reed
W. B. Nye
Radford
Staunton
Linney
R.M. Colvin
Harrisonburg
Marines Train For Field War In Simulated Battle
Fort Defiance witnesses the Marine Corps Expeditionary Force marching and engaging in a full day of mine warfare drills. The simulated conflict features infantry, artillery, tanks, machine guns, chemical units, and air support as spectators observe a progressing attack against a retreating foe. Tomorrow continues the exercise with battalions and companies advancing.
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Fort Defiance
Marine Corps Expeditionary Force
Sherman
Staunton
Batallions
Shall State Play Safe Asks Ozlin
A letter to the editor discusses a Times-Dispatch report of a Roanoke speech by Hon. R. Holman Willis supporting a 50 million bond issue for highway construction. It argues that bonds are unnecessary, citing current funding, low borrowing needs, and ongoing road work without debt while criticizing bond advocates for misleading the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Dish
R. Holman Willis
Roanoke
Untitled: Lee Monument Unveiling Events Planned
The annual ball will be held tonight at the city auditorium and tomorrow morning a parade of veterans, sons of veterans, and other organizations will close the festivities.
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City Auditorium
Veterans, Sons of Veterans
Marines Maintain Guard Duty In Ongoing Hostilities
Troops continue guard duty amid ongoing hostilities and irregular warfare. Marines operate in a contested area with attacks by small hostile groups posing continual threats to allied positions.
Roads and Safe Progress Promise by Local Proponent
Thomas W. Lain of Kenbridge Virginia urges building new roads without bonds. He argues for a cautious approach and states the project can be finished in seven years and asks supporters to follow the safer course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lain
Kenbridge, Va
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Says Winchester Man
Winchester resident W B Jones of the meat market testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased his backache and urinary troubles. He reports his kidneys restored function after cold damp work and credits Boyd Drug Company with supplying the remedy. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, N Y manufactures. 60 cents at dealers.
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Bright
Winchester
W. B. Jones
Main St
Doan
Boyd Drug Company
Dean
Mr. Jones
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Marriage Notation for Heu sings-Smith Brinckerhoff
Mrs Emma Virginia Smith issues wedding cards announcing the marriage of daughter Virginia Heus-Smith to Elbert Vermilye Brinckerhoff on Friday August 17 in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Virginia Smith
Virginia Heusings-Smith
Elbert Vermilye Brinckerhoff
New York City
Muskegon Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Recovery
Mrs Nellie Quillon of Muskegon Michigan says eight years of doctors failed to ease her pain before taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After four bottles her weakness and side pains ceased and she regained strength to work at home and in a factory. She urges women to heed signals of female trouble and persist with the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nellie Quillon
Muskegon, Mich
Lydia FE
Pinkham
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