Fatal Mountain Feud Sparks Armed Gathering in Bristol Area
Bristol Va Dec 2 News of a double tragedy Christmas evening near Hertha Tenn close to the Virginia Tennessee line reports the instant death of Tioscos Nichols and the fatal wounding of Stina Greene. About 100 armed men from rival factions converge in the mountains as dueling leaders rally followers. The distillery owned by William Greene in Bertha becomes a flashpoint after Nichols shoots Silas Greene’s father Silas Greene shoots Nichols in self defense.
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Bristol
Hertha
Tenn
Tioscos Nichols
Stina Greene
Bertha
William Greene
Virginia
Tennessee
Col. Greene
East Tennessee
Sneedsville
Hy Jeft Iis Sum
Silay Geeene
Recklean
Ttoacoe Nichols
New Canal Contract Authorized Lease to Transport Company
Judge Keedy signed an order enabling the Chesapmike and Ohio Canal trustees to run the canal for one year with a new contract to the Chesapeake and Ohio Transportation Company of Washington County. The deal grants exclusive navigation rights and an annual payment to the trustees covering operating and repair costs, with detailed yearly financial reports required. The existing terms expire January 1, and the trustees’ third-part funds are referred to the auditor for distribution.
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Dannery 1
Comany
Keedy
Boy Killed by Companion in Virginia Shooting
Danville VA December 27 Thomas J Kettshey aged about nineteen died at General Hospital after a 22 caliber rifle bullet struck him in the forehead during a shooting with Frank Bightwell another youth. The two boys were outside when the gunfire occurred during reckless experiments with firearms. Bightwell was arrested but later released pending investigation by authorities.
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Danvite
Thomas J Kettshey
Me & M Welly
General Hospital
Frank Bightwell
Maryland Trust Reorganized In Baltimore
New York December 27 The reorganiz ation of the Maryland Trust Company of Baltimore Md was effected under the auspices of Sp Co Crier forahy president of the York National Bank of York Pa was offered the presidency of the reorganized company and indicated willingness to accept It is expected he will be elected by the board of directors early in January Also noted Celebrated Golden Anniversary in Washington and Newport News with Rev Me Reiley and family marking fifty years since their marriage.
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Maryland Trust
New York
Marykind Trust Company
Baltimore
Sp. Co
Murphy for Speakership in Baltimore Unites Behind Murphy
Special to The Washington. Prince George county delegation cannot decide between Richards Kil i and Enos Ray for the speakership. Gov Warfield supporters back John L. W. Murphy after a hard Baltimore primary defeat of Yarbott and Hasin. Dr Hill withdraws to clear Murphy but may vote Kay initially. City leaders show Kirville Benson may be abandoned.
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Wanhyngton
Baltimore
Prince Georve County
Annapolis
J. F.C. Yarbott
L. Freeman Hasin
Hill
Murphy
Kay
Ravn
Explosion kills skipper on schooner Emma near Hampton
Special to The Washington Post reports that the two masted schooner Emma near Darlings Wharf in Hampton exploded over a gasoline tank fueling an auxiliary engine. Captain A. T. Nottingham, the skipper, was blown into the hold and found mangled. death instantaneous. He leaves a widow and several children in Hampton. The vessel, owned by John Poster of Buckroe, was used in the oystering trade.
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Washington Post
Rewport News
Emma
Darlings Wharf
Hampton
Nottingham
John Poster
Buckroe
Aged Physician Burned in Norfolk Boarding House Fire
Dr Isaac Knowles aged father of Horace Greeley and prominent Wilmington lawyer was badly burned in a lodging house blaze on Caourea Street Norfolk Virginia. Two sailors, unnamed, heard a cry and dragged him from the flaming room saving his life as fire consumed the floor and furniture.
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Norfolk
Sperrate
Washington
Bec
Isaic Knowles
Horace Greele
Knowles
Wi Mington
Del
Caourea Street
Virginia Couples Runaway Marriage in Roanoke Ceremony
Special to The Washington Post reports that Dee aia Payne of Roanoke and Mabel Liv ard of Bedford City eloped, wed in a quick ceremony here after objections from Liv ard's parents. The coach will travel to Roanoke tomorrow where they will reside.
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Washington Rio
Winston-Salem
N. G
Dee Aia Payne
Roanoke
Mabel Livard
Bedford City
Miss Lookard
Re Uoke
Renoke
Miss Gibson’s Wedding Announcement in Leesburg
Waterford couple Mr. and Mrs. Henry C Gibson announce the betrothal of their daughter Haniel aldnage ibsom to James Hamilton Fraser of Georgetown SC. The wedding will be held January 3 at the bride’s home with Rev. Charles T. Herndon officiating.
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Walington
Leesburg
Henry C Gibson
Waterford
Loudoun County
Haniel Aldnage Ibsom
James Hamilton Fraser
Georgetown
Thebride's
Charles T. Herndon
Baptist Church of
Rockville
Ellie May King
James B. King
Clarksburg
James Russell Boyer
C. M. Yost
M. E
Fox Hunt Fatal Injuries Reported in Kernersville Farmer
D R Hester, a prominent Kernersville township farmer, was seriously injured during a fox chase at Bear Oak Ridge when his horse struck a barbed wire fence. He was thrown to the ground. one shoulder broken and the other dislocated.
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Winston-Salem
N. Y
D. R. Hester
Kernersville Township
Mr. Hester
Burglary Case Dismissed in Spencer Hearing
Sperta] to the Washington Pr Spencer. N.C. Des. 7-C. C Hall of Spencer was arrested for burglarizing the Thomas Furniture Company safe. After a preliminary hearing before Magistrate T. R. Kerns this afternoon the case was dismissed. Odd Fellows Banquet at Roanoke. The lodge held its annual banquet with covers for 100 including members and friends.
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Roanoke
Washington Post
Roanoke.a
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Colored Educators in Session in Richmond
Richmond on December 27 hosted the National Agricultural Convention of Colored Educators with a large turnout. The program features addresses by prominent educators from across the nation. Special dispatch from Chatham Virginia notes that thirty five marriages occurred in Pittsylvania County.
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Richmond
National Agricultural Convention of Colored
Chatham, Va
Pittssivama County
Judge Christian rebukes Virginia Tech over hazing expulsion
In Richmond a judge denounces Virginia Polytechnic Institute management for denying reinstatement to his son amid hazing allegations. He condemns faculty and the board of visitors for perceived illegality and secrecy, calls for public vindication, and hints at possible actions before the General Assembly. Senator Daniel may issue a statement soon.
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Weelington
Richmond
George J. Christian
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Sim
Christian
Christhan
General Assembly
United States
Joan W. Daniel
Judge Christian
Pace Heads Richmond City Treasurer Fight
In Richmond on December 27 the race for city treasurer narrows to James R B Pace James B Wood C Garrison and Charles L Philips Pace and Wood lead with Pace favored by observers Charles L Todd withdrew this morning Garrison refuses to ally but will remain in the race until sundown tomorrow His stance boosts Pace’s odds in the contest.
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Washington Post
Richmond
James RB. Pace
James B. Wood
C. Garrison
Charles L Philips
Pace
Charles L. Todd
Wood
Garrison
Virginia Weddings Trimmed in Dec 27 Nuptials Across Counties
Miss Josse Lee Tinsley wed Mils Robert Jenkins in Richmond. Carrie Ruth Robelin married Arthur Newman Minter of Washington Indiana. Multiple ties announced across Fredericksburg Petersburg Winchester and Bristol with ministers officiating and couples from Dinwiddie Lancaster Warren and other counties.
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Richmond
Josse_ Lee Tinsley
Mils Robert Jenkins
Carrie Ruth Robelin
Arthur Newman Minter
Washington
Ind
W. A Cooper
St James’ Methodist Church
Fredericksburg
Gilansell Marshall
Misa Marian Hearn
S. B. Hearn
Caroling County
Lowsa County
Petersburg
Remus Wilson
Chesterfield County
Carrie Dabney
TB. F. Dabney
Dinwiddie
Andrew Battle Sale
Mary Conway Kelly
Hey
A. Williams
Baptist Church
Frederckshuro
J_ Elmer Brown
West Virginia
Annie Luahh Leathers
C. I. Leathers
Madison County
Shiloh Baptist
Origlersyile
Woolstock
Mollie Walton
Toms Brook
Wiliam D. Kibler
Chase City
Walton
I. L. Smith
The
Lutheran Church
Fugitive’s Wound Fatal In Danville After Escape
Charles Brown a desperate man died from a gunshot wound infected last week by John Korn both colored Brown escaped from the city chain gates as officers pursued him Keen in custody suspects the shooting was accidental. Loans on Kenit Xatate 4 4 percent and 7 per cent Gasch and Birge 1326 New York address noted.
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Danville
Charles Brown
John Korn
Brown
Keen
Gasch & Birge
New York
Bonaparte presides as Republican leaders meet in Baltimore
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte leads a closed door session of Republican state leaders in Baltimore. He answers questions but provides little new detail, noting the discussions were academic and no actions were taken. Absentees included Mudd Pearce Jackson and Gary, invited but not present.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Bonaparte
Democratic Party
Mudd
Pearce
Jackson
Smith
Gary
Race death by own action blamed for Norfolk census
Norfolk public school census rows over funding prompt inquiry. Superintendent John T. West defends Norfolk County figures as accurate while blaming higher Norfolk City counts on race death by own action. Other notices report hunting accident injuring Otto Berkheimer and train fatality of carpenter Robert Keynes in Cumberland region.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
TH. A. Doble
Virginia
John T. West
Norfolk County
Norfolk City
West
Byccins Av Auiy Yeamarnag Ui Cam
Cumberland
Otto Berkheimer
Berkheler
Pleasants County
W. VI
McKlin
Farmer Dies After Fall From Buggy Near Brownsville Maryland
Special to The Wathugin reports Joseph Hagen a 30 year old farmer living near Brownsville Maryland was thrown from his buggy while driving and died from injuries sustained the following day He is survived by his widow a brother and his father Thomas Hagen An unknown colored man was killed by a freight train near the tunnel above Harpers Ferry today Investigations continue and the body is held for identification
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Woodstock
Washington
Woolstock
Charles Deets
Strasburg
Powhatan, Lime Company
Strasburg Junction
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Joseph Hagen
Brownsville
Thomas Hagen
Washington Post
Swanson to Name Owen Private Secretary in Virginia
Gov elect Claude A. Swanson, in Richmond for the holidays, is near certain to appoint Ben P. Owen as his private secretary. Owen, a stenographer with long experience, previously served Gov. Tyler. Other staff positions remain unsettled with Sam P. Bigger likely to stay as messenger, and Labor Commissioner Doherty expected to be reappointed.
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Spontal
Washington
Richmond
Claude A. Swanson
Cunningham Hall
Ben P. Owen
Owen
Gov. Tyler
David A. Ritchie
Gov. Montagne
Swanson
Sam P. Bigger
Bigger
Labor
Doherty
Four Houses Burned Across the Potomac at Ridgeley West Virginia
Four frame houses were burned in Ridgeley opposite Cumberland Maryland, destroying two double dwellings owned by Mrs. Laura Bussard and two single homes owned by Adalson Martin. Loss estimated at 10000 dollars. Much household goods removed and stolen. Mrs Bussard and others reported seeing goods carried across the river. authorities will seek to recover items and identify the thieves.
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Speclal
Washington Post
Cumberland
Ridgeley
W. Va
Laura B. Bussard
Daniel W. Bussard
Adalson Martin
Bussard
Church Refuses Money From Burton Lyceum Case
Richmond Methodists declare funds collected by A Chadwick Burton tainted as church vows to refuse the money. Burton, promoter of the Burton Lyceum Company, was jailed for swindling the Epworth Methodist Dorcas Society and may face higher court trial after appealing bail. Court date and witness prospects remain unclear.
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Richmond Methodists
Burton
Washington Post
Richmond
George B. Wise
A. Chadwick Burton
Burton Lyceum Company
Jtall
Dorcas Society
Epworth
Grayce Hamerly
Geraldine Ednwards
Death of Josnip Mater in Bolivar
Special to The Warungwarron Harpers Ferry West Virginia December 27 John A Mater aged fifty four of Bolivar West Virginia died at his home last night of cancer of the liver He had been employed for many years by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad He was survived by his widow and six children.
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Washington
Bristol Va
Burton Hill
Bristol
Ilinola
Warsaw
Lizaie Follin
Haynie
Lancaster Court
Leesburg
Sarah Francis Currie
Ellyson Currie
Verville
Lancaster County
Cubrle
Mace
Louisa Cloptin Luckett
Dresden
Loudoun County
Francis Peyton
Richmond
Samuel Michaels
Oakwood Avenue
Police Department
Rockville
James F. Baker
Rose Green
Jonathan Baker
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
John A. Mater
Bolivar
Baltimore and
Outo Railroad
Scranton Street Railway Sold to National Operator
Announcement today that a controlling interest of Scranton Street Railway Company common and preferred stock has been sold to the American Railway Company. Both classes were taken over at par value, giving the buyer control of the local line.
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Phusaeipuia
Scranton
Ps. Street Railway Company
American Railway Company
Navy hazing charge against midshipman Decatur Jr reported
Annapolis officials announce a clear hazing case against Midshipman Stephen Decatur Jr classed to graduate February 12. He will face court martial after the Coffin case. Decatur, descendant of Commodore Decatur, ranked sixth in a 124 member class. The hazing allegedly involved forcing a fourth classman to stand on his head until unconscious.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Board of
Sands
Naval Academy
Stephen Decatur, Jr
Decatur
Commodore Decatur
Academy
Portsmouth
N. H
Chargsi
Midshipman
Coffin
F. Theall
Washington
Theall
Goffin
Pmian Kimbrough T
No Flurry At Philadelphia Dec 27 1929 Money Market
Philadelphia banks kept funds readily available as New York money conditions tightened. Call loans fell to 98 percent in New York while Philadelphia institutions offered rates in line with the market. State law allowed higher charges on large loans, but no Philadelphia bank had yet exercised it and local bankers noted the city’s financial ties to New York. An estimated 25 million dollars in deposits were held by Philadelphia banks in New York.
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Philadelphia
New York
Demand for steel keeps up as Carnegie books heavy tonnage
Cleveland wire service report notes Carnegie Steel last week booked the heaviest structural steel tonnage in history yet delivery promises are six months out. American Bridge Co may set a yearly record with orders this week. East coast bar iron firms reaffirm price at 29 with 5 to 10 premium. ferro-manganese outlook shaky amid Russia turmoil. Pennsylvania Company and Panhandle Railroad declare unchanged and mixed dividends.
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Carnegie Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Iron Trade Review
Rvik
Carnegie Steel Company
American Bridge Company
Relis
Erie
Western Maryland
Florida East Coast
Gennesvie Midland
Oklahoma Railroad
Eastern Bar
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Valley Furnace
Russia
Exctern
New York Produce Prices From Dec 24 Report
Market notes show mixed receipts and steady to dull movement across commodities. Butter and cheese hold steady with varied stock. poultry and lard steady. flour, grains, and oils show quiet demand. coffee, sugar, and molasses offer limited activity. regional potato and cabbage values cited with modest per ton quotes.
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New York
Chaleo
Rica—Buit
Cordova
Mulino
Vermont
Emall
Washington Beef Market Prices Slashed Per Pound
Wholesale beef prices in Washington yesterday showed varied per pound rates across cuts including ribs loins chucks and rounds with numbers rendered as No 1 No 2 and No 3 grades and cents per pound figures mixed in the OCR run.
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Washington
Court Martial Told Of Theater Seating Incident
First Lieut Roy J Taylor of the Coast Artillery faces court martial over an incident at a New London theater. Capt R H Mochfasters accuses him of conduct unbecoming an officer in ordering Sergeant Patrick J Butler to change seats, with Taylor arguing Butler obstructed his view. The adjourned trial drew comment from Gen Grant's staff and stirred army circles nationwide.
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Spectal
Washington Poe
New York
Roy J. Taylor
Vth Company, Coast Artillery
Fort Mackie
Fort Trumbull
New London
Conn
Army
Winteball Street
R. H. Mochfasters
Lieut
Taylor
Sergi
Gen. Grant
Bergt. Hutler
Review of two Philippine court martial convictions
The War Department has received the records of Lieuts. Burbank and Snyder, both Sixth Infantry at Manilla, for review by Judge Advocate General Davis and submission to the President. Burbank faces embezzlement and failure to support a Filipino wife. Snyder faces conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman for drawing money from enlisted men. Both sentences were dismissal from the service. Proceedings await the President’s action upon his Virginia vacation return.
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Snyder
Philippines
War Department
Davis
Sixth Infantry
Manfin
Lieut. Snyder
Virginia
Taft approves removal of soldiers from Allegheny Arsenal
Secretary Taft approves Gen Chaffees recommendation to remove Company 3 Ninth Infantry from Allegheny Arsenal Pittsburg. Two caretakers will oversee the property while considering use as quartermaster storehouse or sale. The historic post faces local hostility after a youth was killed stealing copper, fueling friction with residents.
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Taft
Chaffee
Staf
Ninth Infantry
Pittsburg
West Point
Doughty
Ground St
Ordnance Bureau Seeks New Army Revolver With Greater Stopping Power
The Ordnance Bureau of the War Department contemplates a competitive trial for new army revolver models. It seeks a weapon with greater stopping power than the current issue. Details of trials not yet arranged. expect larger caliber and possibly air or other innovative types.
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Ordnance Bureau
Ordnance Bureau of the War Department
United States Army
Department
Army
Itage
Army Officers Receive Promotions and Movements Amid Naval Notices
Fort Meade board dissolves officers examination unit and promotes Col Butler D Price to brigadier general upon retirement. Lieut Gen Miles retires by request. George B Nelson heads to San Francisco to join the Philippines Division. James F Church to report to Secretary of War. Naval orders relocate officers and staff. sailors reassigned, and ships report arrivals at several ports. James W Oliver falls from a window at 450 Pennsylvania Ave NW, sustaining serious injuries.
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Butler D. Price
Col. Price
Army Building
New York City
of Cera
Nelson A. Miles
U. S. AL
Muamchumele
Magsa
Philippines
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Sirgeon
A Perfect Food Scott's Emulsion Promises Quick Gains
A physician asserts Scott's Emulsion works swiftly for wasting and flesh loss. It combines Norwegian cod liver oil and glycerine with lime and soda hypophosphites in pure, proportioned form. The makers claim it stops waste, builds flesh and strength, and provides nourishment, from Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
Hotels Addresses Listed by City in Meet Note
A long OCR readout lists travelers staying at various hotels across U S cities from Baltimore to London. It names guests and spouses including W L Resei W J Hollaway C Falck Raleigh J Goodwich and many others with affiliations to National Willard Shoreham Metropolitan and other hotels in Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore and more. It reads like a hotel guest directory with numerous names and affiliations.
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Metrtvolitan
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New Steel Combination Promises $150 Million Corporation
Pittsburg December report says a major iron and steel merger is forming with Republic Iron and Steel and Tennessee Coal Iron and Bathoal, Sloss Sheffield, and La Belle Iron Works named as participants. Promoters include John W. Gates and C S Guthrie. John A. Topping to become president. plans include a holding company or full merger retaining the Republic name.
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Chronicle Telegraph
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Sless- Sheffield Iron
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Sloss Sheffield
Republic Iron’ and Steel Company
Appointment Made Permanent for Engineer Department Chairman
By action of the Commissioners yesterday the probationary appointment of Robert B. Dolug as chairman in the newer division of the engineer department was made permanent at a compensation of $660 per annum.
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