Auto Crash Near Middleburg Left Many Injured
An afternoon collision on the Washington pike between Middleburg and Aldie injured several people traveling from Keyser West Virginia to Washington. Among the injured were Glover and his wife, Miss Lipscomb, Mrs. Marion, and teacher Miss Lillian Harrison. others suffered bruises cuts and fractures. They were treated at Loudoun and Georgetown hospitals with improving conditions reported for most.
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Leesburg
Glover
Keyser
van Whor
Loudoun Hospital
Marie Lipscomb
Marion
Lillian Harrison
Washington
W. Va
Sefton Carr
Columbia University School of Law
Ester Pike
Middleburg
Aldie
Darr
County Treasurer Is Attacked in Clarke County Disablement Report
In Berryville Clarke county treasurer William A. Bradford was assaulted by Sam Town colored. Magistrate George Levi sentenced Town to 60 days and fined 20 dollars plus costs after Bradford sought payment of back taxes. Town fled but was captured by Deputy Feltner and jailed amid a small crowd.
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Berryville
George
Bradford
Brown
Ex-Governor of U. S. Reserve Dead
William P. G. Harding, former Federal Reserve Board governor and Boston Fed president, died in Boston on April 7.
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U. S. Reserve
Associated Press
Boston
Mass
William P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Federal Reserve Board
Quick Wit of a Girl Prevents a Disastrous Fire
Miss Violette Steele of Washington a visitor in the city alerted officials after a clothes closet fire began at Mrs. L. L. Shanholtzs home. Her quick action saved the residence and two sleeping men narrowly escaped harm as firemen quickly controlled the blaze.
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Violette Steele
Washington
L. L. Shanholtz
Southwerk Street
Star
Miss Steele
Children’s Home Society Workers To Report Tonight
The Children’s Home Society campaign committee and workers are to meet in the basement Sunday school room of the First Baptist Church at 7 30 tonight. The meeting aims to review progress and plan this week’s work, with emphasis on raising the city quota. John I Sloat is treasurer and donations may be pledged or paid to him at any time this year. J T Phillips speaks for the society. Sweet Adeline is now twenty eight years old.
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Children’s Home Society Campaign
First Baptist Church
John I. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Bandits Hold American Oil Man Increase Ransom
Bandits holding a Bristow American oil operator raised their ransom demand to 40 000 pesos about 20 000 dollars. Federal troops, pursuing the bandits, reported the captors had moved into mountain country as patrols and horse search efforts continued in Mexico City dispatches.
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Bristow American
Mountain Country
Tha
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