La Follette Setback Shows Wisconsin Split In Battle For Power
In Wisconsin the La Follette faction suffered a major defeat in the Republican primary with Governor Philip F. La Follette and Senator John J. Blaine losing renomination bids. Former Governor Walter J. Kohler Jr. won the governorship. Blaine trailed rival John B. Chapple by about 20,000 votes. House races split roughly evenly as conservatives and La Follette-aligned candidates vie for ten congressional seats. Across the nation, Massachusetts and New York primaries also drew attention.
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Walter J. Koh- Ye
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Frank A. Goodwin
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Swift Forces Second Place In Democratic State Vote
Swift led Milford candidate John to a slim margin over former Lieutenant Governor Edward Barry in the race for second on the state ticket. Prohibition shaped many New York congressional races while Wisconsin debates centered on unemployment relief and tax policy under La Follette.
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Berkeley Petition Delays Virginia Supreme Court Action
Staunton Va September 21 The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals awaited the Attorney General and Assistant Attorney General to file the state's reply to Charles C Berkeley's challenge to the redistricting act's constitutionality Berkeley seeks an order to certify William Moseley Brown as a candidate for Congress at large Brown Berkeley and R Lindsay Gordon failed to secure at large certification from their home districts After the demurrer Berkeley has five days to answer The court will release opinions on June term cases and may delay adjournment to finish hearings on Berkeley case
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Governor Names Board To Study Realty Taxes
Governor Pollard appointed a study board on Virginia real estate taxes with J C Martin of Roanoke and G F Holsinger of McGaheysville as members. Ex officio member H Morrissett, and Senators J W Rust, J F Walter and delegates J B Battle, B D Adams join. William R Shands serves as secretary. The commission may research broadly and will report to the next General Assembly, with an organizational meeting in Morrissett’s office.
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Virginia
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Roanoke
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Jeff F. Walter
Fairfax
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B. D. Adams
Charlottesville
William R. Shands
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Stewart Interviews Father Sage of Three Depressions
Washington correspondent Charles P. Stewart interviews his father, a Sioux City resident and veteran of three depressions. The elder Stewart recalls 1837, 1873, 1893 highs and 1929 panic, noting regional impacts and slow signs of relief while cautioning against artificial stimulus.
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Sahara Region Sees Intermittent Water Courses
In the Sahara region permanent rivers are rare with most waterways forming only after seasonal rains. Temporary streams appear briefly shaping local travel and wildlife before drying again.
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Desert Sands Absorb Heavy Rains Into Quiet Streams
Even tempestuous streams are developed by heavy rainfall that soon dries up or is absorbed by desert sands, leaving the landscape marked by arid persistence.
Simple Rites Held For Late Chas. Harbaugh
Funeral services for Charles Harbaugh were held at 9 am in the Church of the Sacred Heart with no sermon. The procession then went to Mount Hebron Cemetery where floral tributes rested on the grave. Pallbearers included M. Lynch, Bernard Sullivan, Michael Lillis, Thomas J. Tri, John Shine, and David M. Reardon.
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Robert F. Hanla
Charles Horpital
Mr. Harbaugh
Mount Hebron
M. Lynch
Bernard Sullivan
Michael Lillis
Thomas J. Trir
John Shine
David M. Reardon
Felix V
Isabella V. Harbaugh
Valley Pike
Harlan
Ie V. Ward
McVicar Named Chairman of Winchester Pension Board
An order by Judge Philip Williams appoints Charles P. McVicar as chair man of the Winchester Pension Board succeeding the late James B. Russell. The board assesses pension merits for Confederate veterans and widows.
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Cacao Beans as Early Trade Among Mayas
Odd medium of exchange notes cacao beans used as money by prehistoric Mayas in Central America. Yellowstone hosts more geysers than the rest of the world combined, highlighting the park's geothermal richness.
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