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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1929

Page

10

Shenandoah Power Forms Rural Service Department

Shenandoah River Power Company creates a rural service department with LVL Long and VPI agricultural engineering head Seitz directing. L. L. Koontz will lead, begins duties in June after a rural electrification short course at Blacksburg. The move follows similar steps by Virginia Electric & Power and Appalachian Electric Power Roanoke division to serve farm customers.

Shenandoah River Power Company L. B. Long Charles E. Seitz L. L. Koontz Mr. Koontz Page County Department of Agriculture Engineering Blacksburg Virginia Shenandoah Valley

British Debt Envoy Dies From Strain

The Dawes committee ended after ten weeks to settle German reparations with Lord Revelstoke found dead in his bed. German experts reportedly discussed reopening negotiations while American delegates avoided comment. The session adjourned in respect to Revelstoke as talks paused until Monday morning.

Paris Dawes Committee Lord Revelstoke Great Britain

Staunton Man Wounded in Washington Gambling Dispute

James Dore, 52, once of Staunton, was shot in the nose during an argument over a gambling game called punishers in a Washington barber shop. K. C. Koates, proprietor, and two others were detained as investigators. Dore’s condition improved at a city hospital.

Washington James Dore Staunton K. C. Koates Joseph W. Ellis Andella West Koates Dore

Six Die in House Fire Near South Bend

In South Bend Indiana a stove fire killed six people in a two story frame home. An elderly woman Mary Cooley aged 75 and five Purucker children Aloysius 13 John Edward 10 Louis 8 and Katherine Guard 13 months died in their sleep. Neighbors saw flames and firefighters found the bodies in upper rooms.

South Bend Ind Warvey Purucker Mary Cooley Katherine Guard Fred Gertner

Hoboes Favor Six Hour Day and Five Day Week

A recent hoboes convention in Philadelphia declared support for a six hour day and a five day week with no work. This decisive stance highlights labor reform aims discussed by attendees in the city.

Philadelphia

American Women Nurse Wounded Rebels After Mesquite Battle

Eyewitnesses report 20 to 25 killed in the clash between Mexican rebels and Federal troops at Mesquite Sonora. American women served as nurses for the wounded. Three wounded rebels were seen among witnesses in Tuscan. The battle began at 5 AM and ended two hours later with Federals taking the town. Eighteen rebels fled across the border into Arizona and were later moved inland by officers.

Tuscan Ariz Masquito Sonora Mesquite Arizona

Four Die in Fort Toousharoekin Target Practice Accident

Honolulu April 19 four enlisted men died, one seriously injured, and four others hurt when a 155 mm gun exploded during target practice at Fort Toousharoekin. The breach of the gun was blown 90 feet.

Fonolulu Fort Toousharoekin

Colored couples wed as two sisters join same Washington line

In the county clerk's office two colored couples secured marriage licenses this week. Both grooms share the Washington surname, and the pairs plan to wed the two sisters, James A. Washington son of George Washington, and Lila M. Johnson of Stephens City with the bride also from that town.

Washington James A. Washington George Washington Lila M. Johnson Stephens City

Mellon’s Rights In Cabinet Established

The Senate Judiciary Committee again deferred ruling on Secretary Mellon’s right to hold office after receiving Attorney General Mitchell’s opinion for President Hoover upholding Mellon. Earlier questions cited an old statute forbidding the Treasury Secretary from trade or business involvement.

Washington Mellon Senate Judiciary Committee Mitchell Hoover Secretary of the Treasury

Court Notice Mentions Local Names and City Residence

Fragmentary legal notice references Alfred Johnson Daniel Washington and Etta B Johnson with kinship ties and a plan to reside in Stephens City. The passage also cites unrelated quotes about advertising truth and car mileage from Ohio State Journal and Atchison Globe context.

Ohio State . Journal O Iite Henry J. Allen City Star Atchison Globe

Trail of Pink Petals Climaxes Valley Blossom Festival

The Valley Blossom Festival features its Trail of Pink Petals with a showcase of parades and floats. Entries include railroad company decorated cars, bands, educational floats, and multiple commercial displays from firms in Hagerstown and surrounding areas. Local divisions list marshals, bands, scout units, and numerous decorated cars.

Fruit Growers Express Company Southern Railroad Company N. &W. Railroad Company Winston Salem Southbound Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company W. R. Legge R. F. Hatcher Wendell B. Goode Bridgewater Virginia Band Valley High Schools

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