Prohibition repeal votes eyed as states set dates
Washington reports six states moving to vote on the Eighteenth Amendment in 1933 election cycles. Leaders predict as many as 36 states may act, with Rhode Island Wyoming New Jersey Nevada New York and Delaware among first to vote between May and July.
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Washington
Lee
Ancher
Jouett Shouse
F- Scott McBride
Anti- Saloon League
Indiana
Trdiang
McBride
Shouse
Dakota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
Wyoming
New Jersey
New York
Delaware
Nevada
Illinois
Massachusetts
Iowa
West
Virginia
Alabama
Arkansas
Tennesse
Oregon
Public Sale Of Repossessed Chevrolet Vehicle
Notice of sale of a repossessed Chevrolet automobile in favor of Lincoln Loan Co of Ohio by chattel mortgage. The sale will occur in front of the Court House on May 2 at 1 30 P M. Agent for the loan company is C P Green.
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Lincoln Loan Co
Ohio
Court House
Something to Py 7 fist 8 WD SOMC
Ving erfields and it takes just six words to day it. They're mild and yet they satisfy.
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SOMC
SQUIRE JAMES L. Lilly Dies at Preston County Home
James L Lilly long prominent Preston and Taylor county shopkeeper dies after illness. Survived by wife Anna Holt Lilly two children Edward Lilly Catherine Knight and Helen Duff with one daughter Bertha Cotton predeceased. Also survived by brother George R Lilly and two grandchildren William and Anna Cotton. Funeral Wednesday 2:30 PM Bartlett Funeral Home with Rev Eskew and Masons DeMolay Knights Templar escort. Interment Bluemont Cemetery.
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Lilly
Anna Holt
Preston and
Taylor County
James W
Bertha Cotton
George R. Lilly
William Cotton
Anna Cotton
Charles
Thomas
William P. Lilly
Grafton Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Knight Templars
Maple Avenue
Bartlett
Bluemont Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
Supper of machines saves family in country life
Ralph Borsodi, economist and author of This Ugly Civilization, promotes a self-sustaining homestead near New York where a full machine aided household weaves cloth, grinds grain, cans, pumps, heats water, and cooks. He claims fifty motors run the home, enabling big savings and time for other work.
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Suffern
Ralph Borsodi
Borsodi
New York City
Borosdi
New York
Ralph Busodi
Stuffern
Prom
Asme
E B Reese Bible Class Leader and History at United Brethren Church
The E B Reese Bible Class at United Brethren Church is a long standing group dating to 1907 with initial member count of twelve. Current president C E Rau, secretary Harold Kirkpatrick, treasurer E F Redinger, and teacher Guy E Bennett lead a legacy noted by members as among the city’s oldest and most active men's Bible classes.
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E. B. Reese
United Brethren Church
C. E. Rau
Vernon Cole
J. W. Martin
Reese
Harold Kirkpatrick
E. F. Redinger
Forty three men attend largest class meeting yesterday
A fragment notes a large attendance in a men's class described as the largest to date with forty three men present as part of ongoing kingdom-building efforts led by the Master.
Derailment Kills Two and Wounds Five Near Martinsburg
Wrecking crews worked through the night to clear a 36 car Baltimore and Ohio derailment at Sir John’s Run, 30 miles west of Martinsburg. Two Black men died and five riders were injured as 160 workers removed coal and debris. another body feared. The derailment, blamed on a broken archbar, halted traffic until Sunday.
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Martinsburg
Baltimore & Ohio
Sir John’s Rum
Mattr
Bud, Williams
Plainfield
Berkley Springs
Private Bank Leaders Face Senate Inquiry
Ferdinand Pecora announced that J. P. Morgan and other Morgan entities will be subpoenaed for the open stock market investigation resuming May 23. He named Otto H. Kahn and Clarence Gillon as additional subpoena targets and said firms’ records are under daily audit as part of the private banking inquiry.
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Washington
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
J. P. Morgan
Otto H. Kahn
Kahn Loth & Co
Clarence Gillon
Dillon-Reed & Co
Pecora
Fletcher
Peegta
Plecher
New York
Would Permit Cities To Tax Utility Operations
Charleston May 1. The municipal league approved legislation to permit taxation of utility operation holdings within city borders. Rates were set at the meeting which also approved proposals to increase municipal revenue via municipal registration fees for automobiles and related taxes and levies to cities of a share of receipts.
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Charleston
Municipalities League
Ae Erie
Long passes away in Washington and Grafton ties
Thomas Long, longtime Grafton resident active in tinning roofing and hardware, dies at his niece’s home in Washington Pennsylvania. He helped organize the Grafton Banking & Trust Company and was a devout Presbyterian. Funeral in Bluemont cemetery officiated by Rev. F J Tussyander. New York markets open with stampede buying as dollar lows appear.
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Thomasn. Long
Grafton
Paul Weekly
Washington, Pa
Mr. Long
Pennsylvania
Masonic Building
Main Street
Long
First Presbyterian Church
Sarah Scott
Lora
Fiduciary notices before the commissioner of accounts
Notice is given that fiduciary accounts are before the Commissioner of Accounts for settlement. H B Daugherty as committee for Howard J Daugherty non compos mentis covering April 30 1932 to April 1 1933. Anna M Scott guardian for George Flaharty covering March 76 1932 to March 29 1933. Thomas J Dillon committee for Clementina S Brown non compos mentis covering April 7 1932 to April 7 1933. Dated May 1 1933. William P Samples Commissioner of Accounts. May 1 1933
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Commissioner of Accounts For Settlement
H. B. Daugherty
Howard J. Daugherty
Anna M. Scott
George Flaharty
Thomas J. Dillon
Clementina 8S
Brown
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C. P. Green
Agent For Loan'Co
Winchester, VA
Chesterfield
Chest
Liocerr & Mysas Topitco C
Vermont
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
New Mexico
Pinchot
Squire
James L
EB. Reese
U. B
E. Bayley
St. John’s In
F. J. Tuss Yander
Buving
William P. Samples
Elgeg F
Stolzenfel’s
Hall
Continental Motor Oiles
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