Dropped charges end Lacey Spring elopement case
In Harrisonburg Virginia the Freeland Donivan elopement case ends as warrants against Isaac Freeland for miscegenation and aiding the marriage are canceled. The bride’s father John Donivan withdraws cruelty charges and a family armistice is declared as the parties depart together. Evidence insufficient to prove Freeland is of negro descent prevents further action for now.
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Lacey Spring
Freeland
Masons
Donivan
Isaac Freeland
Mies Daphna Donivan
Pickering, Keller and
Argenbright
Dollivans
Harrisonburg
Common Wealth
D. Wamier Earman
Hagerstown
Miss Donivan
K Beng
E D. Ot
Vidla Hartlees
Amberat
Uotetourt
Commonwealth
Earman
John Donivan
Barman
Puppies From St. Ete Sete Kennel At City Sale
Readable fragments indicate a listing concerning puppies linked to a kennel or breeder in the city, mentioning S. P. Hawse. The exact nature of the sale or feature is unclear from the fragmented text.
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S .P. Hawse
Professional from BOTICE un th Monday
A professional associated with BOTICE is noted for a date in early June. The claim references Dr C B Nicholas and a Monday in June. Further readable details are limited, but the fragment indicates a formal notice or record involving a medical professional.
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DR. C. KB. Nicholas
Congress Sets Adjournment For Saturday Afternoon
The House adopted a resolution to adjourn sine die at 4 PM next Saturday and sent it to the Senate where action is expected. No roll call occurred as some Democrats opposed the plan. A 129 to 62 vote on reconsideration followed. Both chambers also pushed speed up measures to clear pending legislation as their sessions extended into the night.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Local Post Leads State in New Member Gains
Rockingham Post of the American Legion more than doubles May membership from 140 to 285 with 155 new members and ten paid-year dues. It reports a 160 percent increase, the highest in Virginia, while Harrisonburg posts 100 percent. Richmond and Norfolk campaigns extend another week as funds are collected for veteran graves in Europe.
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Rockingham Post
American Legion
Richmond News-Leader
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Lee
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Richmond
Norfolk
W .L. Price
Europe
Harrison's Pages 2n 7 at Athletic Grounds Dayton
A thriller event announced for Athletic Grounds in Dayton Virginia with admission listed as five cents. The notice is brief and fragmentary, indicating a Stamford-like pavilion show. No further details on participants or exact time are provided.
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Harrisons
Dayton
Speedwagon sale offer from Harrisonburg Motor Co
The Harrisonburg Motor Co advertises a new International 1-Ton Speedwagon for sale at a sacrifice price. The notice emphasizes a discount to attract buyers.
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The
Harrisonburg Motor CO
Irish Pickets Disturb Solons in Capitol
Women sympathizers with Irish freedom disrupted both chambers in Washington. In the Senate, a speaker’s Brandegee address sparked shouts as a gallery protester cried Why not eject the English Hun from Ireland. Guards ejected the disruptors. in the House a single girl shouted Cowards provoking a gallery outcry.
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Washington
Senate
House
Brandegee
Armenia
Ireland
Capitol
Heckhe Thas
Workmen Wanted in Winchester Cement Storage
Help wanted for storage work in Winchester Virginia. Wages from 2.25 dollars per day with board to 8 dollars per day without board. Steady work. Apply to William Beverley Superintendent Winchester Va. 26-Bte Hr. Friday June 1920. Sunday School class sponsor True Blue. Committees note June 2 1920. Also advertises moulders trade training with wages and advancement by Bradley Sons Inc at Peterian Church. After mile week service officers invited to discuss church welfare. Pastor.
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A . Streiseater
Vin Sa Snciuaing
William Beverley
Supt
Winchester
M. KE
P. Bradley & Sons, Inc
Thompson for Mayor Ady Arsenate Lead Sale Note
Hardware ad announces limited arsenate of lead stock at Valley Hardware Co with price inquiries and contact. Timberville school play by Linville Edom High students slated for Thursday night June 3 at 6. Girls wanted for Suar Row Confectionery start $9 weekly.
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Valley Hardware CO
Soldiers fail to claim bonds and discharges
Liberty bonds worth 127150 belonging to 254% ex service men were returned to Washington due to incorrect addresses. Ex servicemen who have not received their bonds are urged to contact the Zone Finance Officer in Washington, D C, with their name army serial number organization and address. 7059 discharge certificates cannot be delivered for the same reason.
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Liberty
Washington
Post Office Department
Lidteseanr
Ep Uter Mathew
Smith
P War
Washington, D. C
Army
Lowdens Missouri campaign funds under Senate inquiry
Checks totaling about 40000 dollars sent to Missouri were laid before the Senate committee probing presidential campaign expenditures. L. L. Emerson directed by Gov Lowdens national manager and Arthur Davin presented the checks showing 2500 dollar allocations to Nat Goldstein and Robert Moore. Morse Babler and others testified about fund disbursements in Missouri and other states as the Wood campaign faced separate scrutiny.
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Washington
Missouri
Lowden
Senate
Arthur Davin
Harrisburg
L. L. Emerson
General Wood
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Nat Goldstein
Pibert
Emerson
Babler
Fred A. Alger
Detroit
Harding
Morse
Canseen
Cenateree
Calfornia
London
Eve Johnson
Senate Rejects Mandate Plan Over Armenia 52 to 23
Washington June 1 The Senate rejected President Wilson s plea for a American mandate over Armenia by a 52 to 23 vote with Democrats joining Republicans. The measure will go to the House where leaders expect quick adoption.
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Armenia
Washington
Wilson
Senate
United Republican
House
Congress
Ball
Borah
Brandegee
Capper
Colt
Curtis
Dillingham
Edge
Filkins
Fall
Fernald
France
Frelinghuysen
Hale
Harding
Jones
Kenyon
Keyes
Knox
Lemroot
Lodge McCormick
McCumber
Mclean
McNary
Nelson
New
Simmons
Smith
Arizona
Maryland
South Carolina
Stanley
Trammal
Underwood
Walsh
Montana
Williams
Wollcott
Normal School Senior Play Climaxes at Open Air Auditori
The Normal School concludes a senior play titled A Spring Night Romance with an open air auditorium event Friday June 4 1920 at 830 PM. The piece features music and dance effects set under a lavish scenic backdrop and is directed by E J Lonergan. Also noted are local business items including a 1916 Ford four door touring car and a 1919 Ford Roadster for sale via Penn Laird Motor Co in Penn Laird Virginia.
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Pradahy Yaipay Highture Normal School
Penn Laird Motor Co
Penn Laird Va
Mr CALLED TO New York on urgent business
Mr called to New York on urgent business last night. He left Elkton on the 10 40 train. Ady. ite will be hot my office until July lat 6 2 3tc. DR ee B CONRAD.
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NeWton
Ee B. Conrad
Cemetery stockholders meet for cleaning at Linville
All cemetery stockholders of the Linville cemetery are requested to meet Thursday morning for a thorough cleaning. Come early.
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Linville
Anglo Japanese pact renewal discussed by British premier
The Pall Mall Gazette reports the Anglo Japanese alliance renewal not yet urgent for Britain. It says Lloyd George may push disarmament progress and that moves toward U S involvement could appear in coming weeks, expanding talks beyond the existing treaty.
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Pa Mau Gazette
Java
Lloyd George
United States
Japan
Pall Mall
Adda
Captain Paul to Attend Chicago Republican Convention
Senator Paul and Captain Paul depart for Chicago to attend the Republican national convention as regular delegates from Virginia's Seventh District. The Virginia delegation splits over contesting groups and factions with Bowmen and Newman opposing, but Slemp signals seating of the regular slate.
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Paul
Chicago
Burder B. Bowman
Shenandoah County
Virginia
C. B. Slemp
Lowden
Alinoa
Wood
Dastriet
Uning Ai Bates
AO Dore
Boro
Roosevelt
Richmond
Roanoke
J. F. Taylor
Charlottesville
Bowman
Fred W. Newman
Harrisonburg
Slemp
Republican National Committee
Hearing for William Turner Deferred to June 3
United States Commissioner Melvin F. Plegimbimer postponed the hearing for William Turner alias OBE. Nary hearing set for June 3 due to Miss Pearl Clark’s absence after an armed incident with the defendant. The case involves the alleged slaying of T. Morgan Moore in Alexandria.
Unanimous Opinion Guides Suffrage Course
A yesterday issued unanimous opinion clarifies that popular vote is not required in any of the 35 states that have ratified the proposed federal amendment. The ruling reinforces the path toward nationwide suffrage by validating state ratification as the decisive step.
Supreme Court blocks fed amendments from Ohio referendum
The Supreme Court ruled federal constitutional amendments cannot be submitted to popular vote in states with referendum provisions. It struck down Ohio statutes authorizing such referendums and dismissed Hawke suit seeking to enjoin submission of federal amendments to voters. The decision ends controversy over Ohio ratification of prohibition and woman suffrage amendments.
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Washington
Sue Preme Court
Sta
Ohio
Supreme Court
George 8. Hawke
Cincinnati
Sn Ing
Acinomae Ilesahiy 7
Genem
Sohue
Saint Reta Alyate
City Council Moves to Enforce Fire Zone Ordinances
At a regular meeting Senator John Paul city attorney was ordered to start legal action to compel the Federal government to honor Harrisonburg fire zone rules. The brick veneer post office addition remains outside the class allowed in the business district. Morrisonburg will not press Uncle Sam on its building codes. The session was brief and limited to routine business.
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John Paul
Harrisonburg
Morrisonburg
Uncle Sam
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Nyergell
Johnson
Thompson
Associated Press
E. J. Lonergan
Sin Emmanuel Loewner
Miller Bradford
Treas
Studebaker
George W. Garber
Fast Market Street
For Thompson
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U. S. Molates Ordinance
Cross Keys
Cross Keys Home Mutual Fire Ins. CO
Jas. O. Stickley
Pres
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