Glass Says Mitchell Flounted Reserve Board Authority
Senator Glass harshly criticized Charles B. Mitchell president of National City Bank for making 25 million dollars available to the market. He argued the Federal Reserve Act places control over money used in stock speculation with the Reserve Board and urged prompt discipline of Mitchell. Glass signaled possible extra session legislation to extend Reserve Board authority.
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Glass
Mitchell
of Reserve Board
Associated Preas
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Capitol
Reserve Board
Senator Glass
Virginia
Federal Reserve
Charles B. Mitchell
National City Bank
Representative Fish
New York
Major Glass
Robert Owen
Oklahoma
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Bankrupt Norma M Koenig creditors to meet in Winchester
In the Western District of Virginia Norma M Koenig of Stephens City Frederick County was adjudicated bankrupt on March 12 1929. The first meeting of creditors will be held April 12 1929 at 3 00 P M at the office of James P Reardon Winchester Virginia where creditors may prove claims examine the bankrupt and appoint a trustee if needed. Edward C Martz Referee in Bankruptcy Harrisonburg Va April 1929.
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Norma M. Koenig
Stephens City
Frederick
James P. Reardon
Winchester
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Mr Hoover Begins Drug Enforcement Work
Mr Hoover has commenced work on drug enforcement. A mighty job, chosen by Mr Hoover himself, in Florida Times Union coverage.
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Hoover
Dru
Florida Times-Union
Sinking of Rum Ship I'm Alone detailed in US reports
Full Coast Guard findings on the Canadian rum runner I'm Alone have been handed to the State Department. The Justice Department report on the case and related legal points was delivered to Secretary Stimson, with Canada to be formally updated as Ottawa mulls next steps through its legation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
State Department
Department of Justice
Stimson
Mitchell
Legation
Deay
Centra
City plans heavy spring street work and lighting upgrades
City officials move ahead with spring street projects including white way electric lights along Piccadilly from the B and O station to East Lane. Residents petition to block a proposed Negro restaurant license on Piccadilly between Kent and East Lane, as the revenue commissioner is told not to issue it. An ordinance to set next year's water rates was debated and defeated after several members withdrew, leaving eight.
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Piccadilly Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pasenger Station
East Lane Avenue
Light Committee
Kent Street
Commissioner of the Revenue
Henry
Apple Storage To Close For Summer Season Next Week
Winchester Cold Storage plans to close its apple storage department for the summer season starting early next week, announced by manager William Beverley who noted limited capacity and seasonal pause in operations.
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Apple
Winchester Cold Storage Company
William Beverley
Apple storage winds down as cold storage closes early
About five carloads of apples remain in storage and will be moved out in a few days. Ice production will continue through summer as usual. Since last October the company handled 310000 barrels of apples, the largest season since 1926, when 320000 barrels were stored. The two years are the largest since operations began in 1917. Beverley noted the storage department typically closes later but movement to consuming markets has been steady since last winter, so closure is 1 to 2 months earlier than normal.
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Beverley
Social Notes From Hagerstown and Nearby Visits
Miss Kitty Rhodes returns to Hagerstown after Easter guest stay with Mr. and Mrs. Connie Sirbaugh. State Labor Commissioner Hall of Richmond visits the city on business. Judge Philip Williams returns from Winston-Salem where he spent Easter with Mrs. Williams and their children visiting her parents.
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Kitty Rhodes
Hagerstown, Md
Connie Sirbaugh
Hall
Richmond
Philip Wiliams
Circuit and Corporation Courts
Winston-Salem
N. C
Williams
George
Virginia Woolen Almost Clinches Bowler’s Title
In the Winchester Duckpin Association last week, the Virginia Woolen Company nearly clinched the season title by winning three straight from the Country Gentlemen. They led by eleven pins in game one and tied in game two before taking the roll-off, altering standings and moving the rubes below the Piks. Next Friday, the Dike and Country Gentlemen meet.
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Winchester
Virginia Woolen Company
Woolen Boys
Piks
Kiwanians
Virginia Woolen
Elke
Country Gentlemen
Jones Woolen
Northern Virginia
Kiwanis
Rotary
Winchester Laundry
Indig Hese
T.P. St Ave Hill
Newtrinar
Duvall Roy
Moulden
Smith
Virginia , Woolen, Jary
Howard
Hill
Hill Virginia Woolen
Local visitors depart for Nugene Oregon
Mr and Mrs Samuel L who have been guests of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Co B Lowry have left for home in Nugene Oregon.
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Samuel L
Co,b. Lowry
Nugene
Oregon
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United States District Court For the
Western District OF Virginia
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Tessent Mek
State Corporation Commission
BUG
John I
Sloat
John I. Sloat
E. A. Humston
Jas. M. Brown
T. J. Orndorff
H. C. Sheetz
J. Henry Moling
Beechant
State of
County of
Alich L. Osburn
America
Harrisons
Harrison
Union
Canada
ALWA
IYS
Dept. 19
Berlin
Maryland
Kelvinator
Rem Eliabs
East Water Street
Winchester, Va
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