Court Decrees Reentered To Correct Records
Acting judge George Latham Fletcher ordered reentry of unsigned decrees from the Corporation and Circuit courts. Attorneys were notified and no opposition arose. Decrees since last December and the Circuit’s last term will be signed and recorded now, validating past court work.
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Corporation
Circuit
F. B. Whiting
Whiting
George Latham Fletcher
Fletcher
Corporation Court
Circuit Court
Disorderly conduct at coming festival attended by three locals
Sadie Ailstock Pearl Evans and William Armstead, all colored, began celebrations by drinking Saturday night and smashing window glass and disorderly behavior. The judge barred Sue and Pearl from attending the festivities as he planned to send them to court.
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Sadie Ailstock
Pearl Evans
William Armstead
Coe Oo Pee
Sue
Pearl
Local Court Sentences During Festival Week
The report notes several jail terms and fines. Armstead received ten days and a $10 fine, McCann faces ten days with a six month threat if remiss, Shorts, a colored man, got 45 days for drunkenness, plus 15 days added to satisfy a 30 day prior jail service debt.
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Armstead
John McCann
Rthur
Consolidation of Tobacco Jobbers Planned by AP
New York World reports a planned consolidation of tobacco jobbing houses by Mutual Tobacco Corporation, recently incorporated in Delaware, with capitalization expected to exceed $300 million. Leading distributors and Wall Street financiers are said to back the move, which aims to operate without fixing prices, but under standard market quotations.
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New York
New York World Today
Mutual Tobacco Corporation
Delaware
World
Tobacc
Wall Street
Combine
the World
President Coolidge Heads to New York Address
President Coolidge left Washington for New York to speak at the annual meeting, delivering a formal address before delegates and attendees. The trip marks a public appearance as he travels to headline the event.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
New York
Coolidge Party Member Noted in Tonight United Press Dispatch
A United Press report notes that Per Coolidge was a member of the party, highlighting his association in the evening coverage.
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United Press Association
Per Coolidge
Japan Bank Aid Ends Bank Runs Decline In Tokyo
Tokio bankers report the Japanese financial panic nearing end after a three week period. Bank of Japan continues unlimited aid to needy institutions and reinvests large sums to restore deposits.
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Associated Press
TOKIO
Bank of Japan
Fruit Men Unable To Agree Whether Damage Was Done
HAGERSTOWN Maryland April 25 News reports show freeze damage across the county with peaches Carmens sweet and sour cherries pears and strawberries damaged and some cherry crops possibly killed York Imperial apples near Hancock damaged. Snow flurries add to winter. Kane Pennsylvania reports eight inches of snow with minor fruit damage concerns and transit delays.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Hancock
York Imperials
Kane
Attractive Apple Blossom Festival Window Display Showcased
East Boscawen street electrician George Butler designed and built an unusually attractive Apple Blossom Festival window. A large lit sign welcomes visitors and a front toy railroad features an apple blossom special. American Beauty paper roses lighted with red bulbs adorn the display. Notables visiting on business included William Déarmont White Post Dr Powers Strasburg J T Burwell Millwood Strickler Front Royal B M Steel P E Lineberg Stephens City BE Gordon and daughters Stephens City Irene Stickley Vaucluse Mrs Levi Miller West Berryville Charles Hulver Bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Butler
East Boscawen Street
William Déarmont
White Post
Powers
Strasburg
J. T. Burwell
Millwood
Strickler
Front Royal
B. M. Steel
P. E. Lineberg
Stephens City
BE. A. Gordon and Daughters
Irene Stickley
Vaucluse
Levi Miller
West
Berryville
Charles Hulver
Bloom
Frank Silcott Dies After Illness in Clarke County
Frank Silcott of Clarke county Va died yesterday at Memorial Hospital after nephritis. He was 72, with a son R. E. B. Silcott of Washington D C and a daughter Gladys Silcott of the State Teachers Institute at Harrisonburg Va. Remains were sent to Clarke county.
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Frank Silcott
Clarke County
Memorial Hospital
Silcott
R. EB. Silcott
Washington, D. C
Gladys Silcott
State Teachers' Institute
Harrisonburg
Rosemont Farm
William Morgan Smith
Swine and Fowls Tuberculosis Attention Reported
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports increased focus on eradicating tuberculosis from swine and fowls alongside cattle. Modified accredited areas offer premiums for tuberculosis free swine, with many farmers earning substantial sums. A 1925 survey tested about 14 million fowls in 40 states, finding roughly 10 thousand infected.
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United States Department ® of Agriculture
Co-Operative
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Pittsburgh man stops at Hotel Jack
Mr. C. A. Hyman of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is stopping at Hotel Jack.
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Mr. C. A. Hyman
Pittsburgh, Pa
Hotel
Jack
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