Eastlake Murder Trial Opens in Montross Virginia
In Montross Virginia Westmoreland County a jury begins weighing the murder of Margaret Eastlake by her husband Roger Eastlake a Navy chief petty officer. The defense blames nurse Miss Sarah Knox while Knox faces a separate indictment.
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Woman in Ocean City Hatchet Murder Case
Butyner testified that the defendant became enraged over a missing letter and used a hatchet on a man at Ocean City to sharpen it, ordering him to sharpen it. He placed the body near the Eastlake bungalow and aims to prove the murder occurred around 6 30 Friday morning after Eastlake left for work, with the hatchet found at the scene matching one Knox had sharpened in New Jersey.
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Eastrake
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Arlington County
Gee'gs
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Jones & Co
W T Jones
A F Campbell
West Virginians Meet Hold Ginger Bread and Cider Party
West Virginians Society held its regular monthly meeting appointing a committee to organize a ginger bread and cider party at the Pythian temple on January 19. President Charles H. Knott announced the year’s committee appointments and Irene Chaney led a musical program. An orchestra provided dancing music. Members of the West Virginia State...
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University of Virginia
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Dairies Show 10 Percent Income Gain From Pooling
The Cooperative Dairymens League reports a 10 percent income rise over regional producers through pooled milk sales. Seven months of operation yielded 234 171526 dollars in sales and a 23 cent gain per 100 pounds, boosting producer totals by about 3.7 million. Among 80 000 members, 60 555 signed pooling contracts. leaders hail pooling as a landmark victory and predict wider adoption with higher returns.
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National Milk Producers’ Association
Buckley Suffers Head Injury After Street Fall
Col Barry Buckley sustained a serious head injury last night after slipping on the curb while alighting from his car in front of his home at 1213 Seventeenth Street Northwest. Doctors Mitchell Cuthbert and Neale treated a deep gash, with several stitches required, and he will remain in bed for two to three weeks.
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New York Honors Gen Foch On Triumphal U S Visit
Tens of thousands greet Marshal Foch as he completes a USA Canada tour. He is honored by engineering societies and the Bar, feted at a governor's dinner, and celebrated by the American Legion before sailing home to France. The farewell message pledges lasting gratitude from Americans and their sons.
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Plasterers Union Fines Contractors Under Scrutiny
Samuel Untermyer testified before the Lockwood committee alleging union despotism in New York's plastering industry. Minutes showed contractors fined for overtime without consent, workers of Jewish German and Italian background fined, and shop rules forcing wage disbursement by a fixed hour with penalties. Foremen were demoted for rushing workers, and subletting plastering work was prohibited under union rules.
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Marines Hurt At Fiesta In Managua Clash
Three American Marines Beryt Lee Henry of Louisville Ky Ray Frey of Carthage Mo and Pvt Arthur Owen of Spokane Wash were slightly wounded in the fiesta day brawl last Thursday in Managua Nicaragua. The clash killed three native police and wounded four others. Henry was grazed on the left flank Frey and Owen were shot in the leg. The gunboat Galveston was ordered from Balboa to Managua to investigate the clash and a court martial potential remains possible.
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Mrs Elizabeth Hulbert Dies at 55 in Middleboro Va
Mrs Elizabeth Hulbert aged 55 of Middleboro Virginia died at Emergency hospital yesterday after a brief illness. She had been admitted November 29 for intestinal trouble and underwent surgery by Dr James F. Mitchell. A relapse occurred, and she died after 3 p.m. Relatives expect funeral arrangements and will take the body to Cincinnati Ohio for placement in the family vault. Mrs Hulbert was born in Ohio.
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New York
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Cincinnati
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Arrest High School Youths In Theft Case
Two 16 year old pupils from Technical High school were arrested by Poleeamen Thayer and Lettermen of the Christmas shop lifting squad after suspicious actions on Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Paul C Dixon of 2006 N street northwest and Howard L Carson of 35098 O street northwest were found with two meshbags valued at $90. Police say the bags were stolen from a downtown department store and the boys were charged with petit larceny at the house of detention. They reportedly planned to give the bags as Christmas presents.
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Flood's death toll climbs in western Washington towns
Seattle dispatch reports the flood situation in western Washington worsened as twelve to thirteen deaths were confirmed, with over a dozen towns inundated by continual rains. Property damage is estimated at more than 250000 dollars as waters slowly recede.
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D Alvarez Delights in Concert with New York Symphony
Audiences in Brussels Marseilles Algiers Milan Boston New York and London heard Mme D Alvarez known as Marguerite D'Alvarez in a remarkable performance with the New York Symphony Orchestra conducted by Damrosch. Her Debussy aria and three songs with Bizet and Tchaikovsky selections showed intense acting and powerful singing. The program also featured Raoul's Le Tombeau de Couperin and Saint-Saëns Le Preludes, closing with Bizet. The article notes her upcoming recital in January.
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Mr Sothern as Hamlet in Palisades production
Review praises Mr Sothern for serious Hamlet study and scholarly care, noting his finish and tradition adherence. Miss Marlowe shines as Ophelia with mellifluous blank verse delivery, supported by Rowland Truckstone Horatio Frederick Lewis and Alma Kruger as Queen and Laertes in a tasteful stage setting with atmospheric music. Tonight Sothern will perform Shylock and Marlowe returns as Portia.
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Mrs Winter Honored at Minnesota State Society Meeting
Mrs Thomas G Winter guest of honor at the Minnesota State society gathering in the Woman City club. She was greeted by Mrs Winter and hosted by Mrs Charles T. Davis along with Mr W G McNurchy and W J Morrell, society president. Assisting were numerous members including Mrs OO J Lawson and Miss Agnes Petersen.
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Duty to war maimed stressed by Red Cross leader
Dr Thomas Edward Green, head of the Red Cross speaker bureau, urged citizens to uphold postwar duties to wounded veterans. The Sons of the Revolution annual meeting at Theodorus Batley Myers Mason house saw Gen George Richards, missing as president, replaced by vice president William V Cox who presided. New officers were elected including Charles P Light secretary and Edward F Riggs treasurer with a buffet supper following the gathering.
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Galliard Hunt
Justice To Retain $2 500 Annual Pay
The city council approved the original salary of 2500 dollars a year for the civil and police justice F G Duval recently elected to take office January 1 with a bailiff salary of 800 dollars. The finance committee amendment to reduce salaries was defeated.
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Youth Shot At Dance Ends in Death in Oxford
Joseph Waters of Oxford lies dead from a stomach wound after a fight at a dance. Roland Dyer, also of Oxford, is jailed at Easton on homicide charges. Waters died at Emergency hospital after Dr Charles F Davidson removed a bullet. Dyer is held for grand jury action.
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