Mrs Florence Hardy dies after pneumonia and pleurisy
Mrs Florence Mrdy Hardy wife of Harry Hardy longtime public accountant and former Council member died at 222 East Boscawen street after a two month illness from pneumonia and pleurisy She was 77 born July 13 1877 in Hampshire County West Virginia Surviving are her husband daughter Miss Maxine Hardy son Ralph Lee Hardy brother Charles A Eaton and three sisters Funeral plans not set but services expected at the house with Rev B T Clark and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Florence M.rdy
Harry Hardy
Common Council
Boscawen Street
Hardy
Memorial Hospital
Hampshire County
Mrs. Hardy
W. Va
Elijah and
Elizabeth Hawkins Eaton
Frederick County
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Capon Bridge
Winchester
Maxine+ Hardy
Ralph Lee Hardy
Charles A. Eaton
F Brunswick
Laura Eskridge
Mary Kelehner
Harrisburg
Fannie Toner
Baltimore
B. T. Clark
First Baptist Chifrehy
Mount Hebron
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah E. March Held at East Monmouth
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah E. March widow of Charles March were held Saturday from her home at 118 East Monmouth Street. Rev. F. T. McFaden officiated. interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named Dorsey, Kater, Lynch, McCauley, Morrison, Clevenger. death caused by a stroke after a prior attack. Mrs. March and sister Annie Fugitt cared for nephew Godfrey Cooper. mother of Godfrey Cooper had died.
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Sarah HE. March
Charles March
East Monmouth Street
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron
Frank Dorsey
John Kater
M. M. Lynch
Mr. McCauley
Clinton Morrison
Lee Clevenger
March
Eal
Godfrey Cooper
Godfrey M. Cooper
Biggest U-Boat In World Is Put Into Commission
The submarine V-4, largest in the world, was commissioned by the United States Navy with Lieut.-Comdr. William M. Quigley of New York in command at Portsmouth New Hampshire. The V-4, the navy's first mine laying submarine, will carry 79 crew and stay at the yard until late next month before heading to the Pacific coast to join the submarine division there.
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Associated Press
Portsmouth
N. H
United States Navy
William M. Quigley
New York
Navy Yard
Navy
Pacific Coast
Eleven insurgents killed in Palenque Hill battle
Special dispatches from Guadalajara report 11 insurgents killed and three taken prisoner after aYesterday battle with federal troops at Palenque Hill. Insurgents were strongly fortified but forced to withdraw.
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Associated Press
Mexico
City
Guadalajara
Palenque Hill
Fly
Ten Antoow Ned for Orchard Reticences
A cryptic transcription notes a "TEN ANTOOW, NED" related to an orchard and mentions reticences and a figure "Blan" with a numeric reference "(83-2841 p-tf)". The fragmentary item hints at archival or legal phrasing without clear context or full names.
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J.egere
Blan
Vote G Reginald Haines for Mayor
A fragmentary campaign note urging voters to support G Reginald Haines in the mayoral race with a concise call to vote for him.
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G. Reginald Haines
Sinclair Contract Under Inquiry in Teapot Dome Case
The Justice Department and Senator Walsh probe the Sinclair renewal of the Salt Creek fields Teapot Dome lease. The inquiry follows a New York correspondent’s objection and a $233,000 Liberty bond transfer to Interior Secretary Fall.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Rp Ca
Salt Creek Fields
Teapot Dome
Department of Justice
Walsh
Montana
Senate
New York
Justice Department
Montanian
Sinclair
Albert B
Liberty Bonds
Work
Teapot Dome Committee
Liberty Bond
Continental Trading Company of Canada
Continental Trading Company
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Republican National Committee
Harry M. Blair
Eastern
Fred. W. Upham
Chicago
C. H. Houston
Blair
Birch Heelms
Texas
Impressive Rites Are Held For Boy Dead From Accident
Funeral services for Charles Meredith MacMillan, the twin son of Mr and Mrs William MacMillan of South Cameron Street, were held at the family home with Rev J L Neff and Rev Robert B Nelson officiating. A large crowd attended, floral tributes adorned the white casket. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named Clevenger Massey Haines Forney Forney Carpenter.
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Charles Meredith MacMillan
William MacMillan
South Cameron Street
Memorial Hospital
J. Luther. Neff
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Order a Tree Now For Planting
Year has passed and residents are urged to order a tree for planting this season. Arbor Day approaches and a tree planted now gains a full year’s growth compared with next fall. Mr Nish North, recently recovering from surgery at Memorial Hospital, returned home to Huntley Virginia.
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Nish North
Memorial Hospital
John W. North
Huntley
Attention Fruit Growers Spray with NOX Dormant Spray
Winchester Fruit Exchange advertises NOX as the best dormant spray for fruit growers with a 76 ph note and a call to save money on spraying.
Judge Harrison to Seek renomination to Congress
Judge Thomas W. Harrison of Virginia announces his Democratic bid for the seventy first Congress. He has served in the House since 1916 with a brief 1922 vacancy and previously held state judicial and legislative offices. He condemns Republican Roanoke convention critiques of Governor Byrd and praises Byrd administration.
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The
Star
Washington
Congress
Virginia
Harrison
Secretary of the Commonwealth
James Hay
House of Representatives
John Paul
Harrisonburg
House
Seventeenth
State Senate
Lst
House Appropriations Committee
Sam
Roanoke
Byrd
Gardeners Attend Lecture on Garden Planning at Hotel
Advertises a gardeners lecture on garden planning at George Washington's Hotel on April 4 at 3 o'clock with admission fifty cents. Also notes Easter apparel display and a wanted settled woman for housework at 226 Amherst Street by Mrs. Jos. Massey.
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George Washington’ Hotel
Jos. Massey
Amherst ,St
Mission of Father Sylvester Opens Palm Sunday Series
Rev. Matter Sylvester of New York City leads a Palm Sunday mission at IK Catholic Church with 7:30 pm sermons all week. The choir under Miss Dorothy Stuart will perform, and a question box lets attendees seek answers from Father Sylvester. Services are open to all denominations and praise non-confrontational teaching and broad participation.
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Matter Sylvester
New York City
Thomas B. Martin
Father Sylvester
Dorothy Stuart
Father Martin
Sylvester
Newton Thompson Dies in Detroit Dated Report
Newton Thompson, colored, native of this city, died yesterday in Detroit Michigan. The body will be brought here for burial. He was a brother of Up ton Thompson and of Dean and Elizabeth Thompson.
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Newton Thompson
Detroit
Mich
Upton Thompson
Dean and
Elizabeth Thompson
Auction Tonight at Seven O'Clock
Auction notice from Gray and Streit for an evening sale with a cheerful promise of happiness, stating deposits received by April and a 50 percent draw for interest from a local building and loan association. involves Reginald Haines.
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Mbseyee
More Princesses Appointed For Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
Six additional princesses for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester are named by Virginia and West Virginia officials. Appointments include Miss Jane Patrick, Miss Florine Smith, Miss Louise Morriss, Miss Nancy Moffett, Miss Virginia Douglass, and Miss Mildred Marshall, all representing districts or counties. The Chamber of Commerce also offers for rooms for visitors and asks residents to list available rooms and rates.
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Winchester
Victor Arthur
Virginia
Jefferson County
W. Va
Jane, Patrick
B. R
Reedville
Northumberland County
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Robert O. Norris
Frank B. Robinson
Rawson
Mildred Marshall
Shepherdstown
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
No Change In Condition Of Mrs. Goodhue
Northampton Mass April 2 No change has taken place in the condition of Mrs Lemira Godhue since noon yesterday her physician Dr J B Hayes said at 11 o clock today His bulletin noted she had not had a comfortable morning yesterday but improved in the afternoon and remained comfortable through the night and today Mrs Coolidge who made one visit to her mother s bedside yesterday was expected to follow the same procedure today
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Associated Press
Northampton
Mass
Lemira Godhue
J. B. Hayes
Calvin Coolidge
Chicago Prepares 59,000 Watt Radio Station WENR
Chicago will mark May 1 as the start of operation for station WENR with a 59,000 watt transmitter. Officials note it ranks among the strongest in the United States alongside KDKA WEAF and WGY. The Great Lakes Broadcasting Company operates the station, owned by public utilities interests.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
WENR
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WEAF
Long Island
WGY
Schenectady
N. Y
Sald
The
Great Lakes Broadcasting Company
Public Utilities
Price of Hard Coal Reduced By the Operators
New York April 2 reduction in anthracite prices by major companies effective April 1 was announced by Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Company. Egg and chestnut coal cut 50 cents a ton, stove 65 cents, and pea coal one dollar, lowering costs for consumers.
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Associated Press
New York
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Company of
For Sale Farm Supplies and Dormant Spraying Materials
For sale listing offers corn oats hay bran middlings dairy feed oils and lime sulfur for dormant spraying. Also advertises fruit trees and Butler's Packing House. House cleaning time with Winchester Steam Laundry offers laundry for blankets and curtains before the rush.
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Butler’s Packing House
Winchester Steam Laundry
Great revival attendance grows at First Baptist Church
The Rev Dr James led revival services at First Baptist Church with several hundred attendances at both morning and evening sessions. He preached on Acts 16 31 Belief on the Lord Jesus Christ saves the soul and that salvation is by Christ alone not by good works or rites. He contrasted worldly ambitions with the happiness found in righteousness and warned against seeking pleasure or wealth for lasting joy.
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James
First Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Paul
Barnabas
Jesus
Lord Jesus
Matthews
Andrew Carnegie
Lord Bacon
Periood
Goethe
Faust
United States
Shotgun Bandits Get Away With $10,000
Three bandits armed with shotguns halted two Ward Baking bank messengers in the Laticeville section of Pittsburgh on April 2. They seized about $10,000 in cash from the bags and fled in an awaiting automobile as the men, escorted to the Franklin Savings and Trust Company, stood with hands up.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Ward Bakingy Bank
Lateceville
Baking
Franklin Savings and Trust Company
Women Urged to Vote in Winchester Primary
Officers of the Democratic Women's Club of Winchester urge all Democratic women to vote in the municipal primary tomorrow to nominate a mayoral candidate and six candidates for the Common Council.
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Democratic Women's Club of
Winchester
Common Council
Record vote in city primary predicted with list of candidates
Predictions today claim a record vote in the Democratic mayoral primary and three council slots from each ward. Polls run 5:49 pm to 6:31 pm at designated engine houses and City Hall with strict inside-line access for voters only.
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Friendship Engine House
City Hall
Sarah Zane Engine House
William W. Glass
Reginald Haines
Amos Shryock
Julian FP. Ward
Common Cou
Lewis M. Allen
Charles R. Anderson
W. A. Baker
Hunter B. Grim
Percy Miller
Common Council
J. Victor Arthur
Charles H. Harper
W. Nelson Page
W. A. Sale
Excellent Attractions at Local Theatres This Week
A varied program spans several films this week at the Privates and C Ronial Theatres. Highlights include Washington Square with Jean Hershall and Alice Ji, The Girl in the Man with Marie Prevost, and The Iron This subject featuring George Oneuler Brien. Also scheduled are The Win and The Ancient Highway with Jack Holt, plus The Fire Brigade.
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Lydia de
Malcolm McGregor
Washington Square
Jean Hershall
Alice Ji
Marie Prevost
Harrison Ford
Prince
Ramon Navarro
Norma
Ithening
Cronial Theatre
George
Oneler Brien
Madge Bellafiy
Jack Holt
Fire Brigade
Police balk at force to seize dry agent in Chicago raid
Detectives sought to arrest federal agent Myron Caffey wanted for wounding a bailiff during a saloon raid. Chicago police stated the agent would not be rendered without a writ. If authorities permit force, five squads will be deployed. Also notes visitors Mr and Mrs Hugh Keller of Martinsburg WV with Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller.
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Chicago
Myron Fey
William Schoenmaker
Police Department
Caffey
Michael Hughes
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