Doctor C R Anderson Wins City Democratic Mayoral Nomination
Prominent physician Dr C R Anderson leads F A Shryock by 136 votes and secures a council seat in the city primary. The vacancy committee names J H Henry and Herman H Hable to return for two years, while Percy Miller C H Harper W Nelson Page and W A Sale are chosen as successors in the lawmaking body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Anderson
J. H. Henry
Herman H. Hable
Percy Miller
C. H. Harper
W. Nelson Page
W. A. Sale
The Ticket For Mayor and Common Council
The ticket lists mayoral candidate C. R. Anderson. For Common Council the First Ward slate includes J. H. Henry H. Hable and P. D Miller while the Second Ward slate lists C. H. Harper W. N. Page and W. A. Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Anderson
J. H. Henry
H. H. Hable
P. D Miller
C. H. Harper
W.N. Page
W. A. Sale
Winchester Democrats Nominate Anderson For Mayor In City Primary
Democrats of Winchester held a primary nominating Dr. Charles R. Anderson for mayor and candidates for the Common Council for the June spring election. About 1,400 ballots were cast across four precincts with strong participation by women. Dr. Anderson defeated incumbent Mayor F. A. Shryock by 136 votes, 446 to 610, with results varying by precinct. Shryock led in Sarah Zane and Reuss precincts, while Anderson won Friendship City Hall and others. The city charter now gives the mayor a seat but not veto power. appeals of ordinances go to the court. (Continued on Page 6.)
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Democrats
Winchester
W. Andrew Sale
Common Council
Mr. Sale
Democratic Executive Committee
Anderson
Charles R. Anderson
F. A. Shryock
Frederick County
Gore
Shryock
Dr. Anderson
Friendship and
City Hall
Sarah Zane
Reuss Engine House
Reuss
Sara Zane
Honolulu courtroom clashes over Kahahawai case during Massie trial
In Honolulu on April 6 the Massie Fortescue case featured courtroom clashes as jurors were selected for the murder trial of Mrs Granville Fortescue and three navy men. Defense lawyer Darrow argued juror questions about Kahahawai’s pending hearing were improper while prosecutors pressed for jurors to consider guilt regardless of the defendants actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Honolulu
Joseph
Kahahawai
Thomas H. Massie
Granville Fortescue
Navy
Charles 8S
Davis
Washington
Richardson
Senate
Fortescue
Hawaii
Massie
Joseph Kahahawai
Thalia Massie
Barry Ulrich
Darrow
Law Ulrich
Shadford’ Waterhouse
George S. Davis
Fifteen Years Since America Entered World War War Story
A historical recap notes 15 years since the U S declaration of war on Germany. It recalls April 2 1917 when President Wilson convened Congress after German submarine attacks, the Flood Martin resolution, and the drive to mobilize 500 000 volunteers. Winchester guards prepared for conflict and citizens united in relief efforts.
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United States
Germany
Winchester
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Thomas R. Marshall
Wilson
All America
Voles States
Army
Navy
Marine
Virginia
War Relief Association
House of Representatives
Miss Rankin
Montana
Clinic For Cripples Saturday At District Nurse Office
A free examination clinic for cripples and other deformities will be held Saturday April 9 from 10 to 12 and 2 to 3:30 pm under the District Nurse Association at the office adjoining the county clerk. Dr. C W Smith of the University of Virginia Hospital will supervise examinations and provide expert advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
C. W. Smith
University of Virginia Hospital
Winchester Steam Laundry Service Call Days
Call 28 or 29 for service at Winchester Steam Laundry with hours Monday Wednesday Saturday and Saturday.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Fresh orange and grapefruit truck arrives at Orange Store
Fresh truck load of oranges and grapefruit arrives Saturday night direct from tree to you. Best grade keeping quality for three weeks or more. Thin skin, full of juice and sweet. 154 N Main St, two doors above Crystal.
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N. Main St
Crystal
Renner Goes 10 Trial For Day Law Violation
Gilbert Renner faces a Frederick County Circuit Court trial on an indictment alleging possession of 66 gallons of liquor on December 30 1929 and a prior conviction within the prohibited period. Judge Williams presided with attorney J Sloan Kuykendall for Renner and Commonwealth Attorney Burr P Harrison prosecuting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Renner
Frederick County
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Renner
Philip Williams
Commonwealth
Burr P. Harrison
Williams
David C. Utta
Loudoun County
Arthur Smith
Circuit Court
Jas. Rosenberger
Frank Johnson
Sheriff Pannett Finds 2 Stills in Frederick County
A searching party led by Sheriff Luther Pannett found two large stills late yesterday in Frederick County. A 75 gallon still with six barrels of mash was located near Mountain Falls, with no occupants found nearby. In the Ebenezer Church section a 50 gallon still with cap and worm was hidden in bushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Pannett
Frederick County
Mountain Falls
Ebenezeer Church
Reward offer for arrest in Kernstown boxwood theft
Reward of $50.00 for the arrest and conviction of the person who removed a boxwood plant from my property at Kernstown Virginia near M. E. Church South. 4-6-1p-51 Susan C. Lantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
M. E. Church, South
Susan C. Lantz
Optimism Persists At Lindbergh Home Amid Hopes Of Return
Hope remains high in Hopewell New Jersey as residents await the Lindbergh baby. Authorities deny a special reason for the sense of progress though lights glowed in the nursery and Col Schwarzkopf notes no unusual activity. Col Lindbergh helped fight a brush fire nearby while two mysterious flights are cited by some as possible contact with kidnapper agents.
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Associated Press
Hopewell
N. J
Aee
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sourland Hills
Paris
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Air of Hope
Martha's Vineyard
Massachusetts
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Norfolk
John Hughes Curtis
Schwarzkopf
Message of thanks from council candidate Henry
J Henkel Henry thanks supporters after winning the election with the largest vote for a council candidate. He frames the win as endorsement of an electric plant project to supply electricity and water, and as a protest against higher taxes. He notes a requested straw vote was refused and taxpayers spoke clearly.
Mrs. Bessie Hottel Dies After Illness in Winchester
Mrs. Bessie Bell Hottel widow of Wiliam F. Hottel died at the Cooper home on North Braddock street after more than three months of illness. She was 74, born October 7, 1857, and had lived in Winchester since 1891. Survived by her son William H. Hottel of St. Louis. Funeral at Grace Church Friday at 3 pm, Rev Dr Luther A. Thomas officiating. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bell Hottel
Wiliam F. Hottel
Winchester
Norman E. Cooper
North Braddock Street
William H. Hottel
St. Louis
Transcontinental and Western Airways
Harrisburg
Apply Now For Seed Loans For Farmers and Growers
Farmers and fruit growers may apply for a USDA crop production loan by meeting W. R. Legge at the Court House on Saturday April 9 at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
W. R. Legge
Court House
Death summons comes to A sale after election victory
Shenandoah festival officials race to locate the royal crown of the Apple Blossom Festival after it vanishes from its usual safe place. Director General Nelson F. Richards conducts a citywide search and questions all involved, with a surprising clue pointing to a Manassas Dairy Festival borrow.
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Thompson
Welch
W. Va
Richards
Shenandoah Dynasty
Nelson F. Richards
An An
Hs Aoa
Manassey
Manassas
Winchester Council Candidate William A. Sale Dies After Indigestion
William A. Sale, 52, a Winchester civic business and church figure and elected Democratic Common Council candidate from the second ward, collapsed from acute indigestion about to return home from the Winchester Woolen Company. He died shortly after at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born November 1879 in Amherst County, Va., Sale had lived in Winchester for 27 years and served as general manager of the Woolen Company.
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William A. Sale
Winchester Woolen Company
Sale
Winchester
Mr. Sale
Amherst County
Margaret Duncan Sale
Fire destroys three buildings at Blackwells Hollow mission plant
An afternoon fire driven by a west wind wrecked the mission plant at Blackwells Hollow near Boonesville. The Patter son Memorial School House likely overheated triggering the blaze that damaged the mission home garage bell tower and St John’s Church. Archdeacon W Roy Mason estimates losses around 10000 dollars with Chinese art among the destroyed items. In separate Virginia notes life insurance reports show small declines in automobile deaths for early year months with leap day affecting comparisons.
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Charlottesville
Yva
Blackwells Hollow
Boonesville
Blue Ridge
Patterson Memorial
St. John's Church
Episcopal Church
W. Roy Mason
House lands committee backs Mount Vernon purchase terms
A resolution to let the Interior Secretary set conditions for federal purchase of Mount Vernon was approved by the House lands committee. The secretary would confer with the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association on sale terms and whether the ladies would participate in caring for the property under federal supervision for years.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Mount Vernon
House Lands Committee
Mrs Snyder Returns From New York Buying Trip
Mrs Charles Snider of Emmerts returns from a several day trip to New York where she purchased ladies apparel for the Emmerts Stores.
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Charles Snider
Emmerts
New York
Dancing Lessons Mr Stafford Pemberton
For information call 1387 1 2 8 1p mon wed tf. For rent by month a house and lot with two gardens at Hayfield VA. Will furnish firewood. Possession at once. M H Rosenberger Hayfield Va. 4 6 1p 2t.
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Stafford Pemberton
Hayfield
M. H. Rosenberger
Fredericksburg Officers to Face Murder Trial at Spotsylvania
Fredericksburg Virginia constables W Lacy White and J P Cramer are set for trial at Spotsylvania Courthouse on May 11 for the shooting death of Morris Thurman during an attempt to arrest him on an operating while intoxicated charge. The grand jury indicted them for murder though the coroner’s verdict declared the shooting justifiable homicide. Burlington Vermont eight boys from Colchester plan to present President Hoover with a maple sugar gift as they tour.
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Frederiksburg
W. Lacy White
J. P. Cramer
Spotsylvania Courthouse
Morris Thurman
Burlington, Vt
Hoover
SEE SEE Kraft Cheese Display at Fay Pure Food Store
Kraft cheese display promotion shown at Fay Pure Food Store. The 1p-11 sign indicates a limited window for shoppers to view the display and perhaps collect samples or coupons. The event highlights Kraft products featured in the store’s advertising scan.
Harper thanks voters in Second Ward primary
Charles H. Harper expresses gratitude to the voters of the Second Ward for their support in the recent primary election. The brief notice emphasizes sincere appreciation and respectful regard for the electorate.
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Supeport
Charles H. Harper
Ruby Jackson Shop to display at Geo Washington Gift Shop
Hagerstown Maryland based Ruby Jackson Shop will display at the Geo Washington Gift Shop located in the George Washington Hotel Building on Thursday April 7. The collection includes frocks for all occasions knitted suits afternoon and dinner ensembles coats and accessories for misses and women. Inez McKinster is the proprietor.
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Hagerstown
Geo. Washington
Geo. Washington Hotel
Inez McKinster
JUDGE PAUL TO ADDRESS U. VA. ALUMNI
Richmond Judge John Paul of the Western District of Virginia will be the guest of honor and chief speaker at the Richmond Chapter of the University of Virginia Alumni Association monthly meeting. The Westmoreland Club hosts. Archibald G. Robertson is chapter president.
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Richmond, Ward
John Paul
United States District Court For
Western District of Virginia
Richmond
University of Virginia Alumni Association
Westmoreland Club
Archibald G. Robertson
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Atta
Pannett
Great Britain
Westminster Abbey
London
Fountain’s
St. Mary’s of York
Tintern
Kirkstall
Rievaulx
Sourland Mountain Mansion
J. Henkel Henry
W.F. Hottel
A. Sale
Ruby Jackson
Paul
U. VA
Chicago
Nix
Joseph Sychowski
Kagachi
India
Sherridan
Manitoba
Lizzie
Zakopane
Poland
Verona
Italy
Rice Growers
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