Governor McCray Found Guilty of Mail Fraud scheme
Governor Warren McCray was found guilty by a Federal court jury of using the mail to carry out a defrauding scheme. The judge ordered McCray held in Marion county jail and scheduled sentencing for Wednesday at nine o'clock.
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Gov. McCay
Indianapolis
Warren McCray
Scott Helped By Sweetheart In Escape And Race For Freedom
Richmond dispatch reports Jesse Scott sought by moonshining charges escaped on a horse aided by his sweetheart. Soldiers shot the horse. Scott fled, believed headed for Greenbrier county West Virginia. Officers continue pursuit as Ku Klux Klan members appeared at a dead officer funeral, leaving without explanation.
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Richmond
Jesse Scot
Prohibition
McManaway
Scott
Greenbrier County
W. Va
Ku Klux Klan
Revival Services Open at United Brethren Church
Revival services began at the United Brethren Church with Rev. H. E. Richardson of Martinsburg West Virginia delivering a strong sermon on The Contract Between God and Man. Thirty five Christians pledged to pray for the revival and services run each evening this week at 8 oclock with prayer and song at 746. All are invited, especially non Christians without a church home.
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United Brethren Church
H. E. Richardson
Second United Brethren Church
Martinsburg
W. V
God
Mr. Richardson
Cost to Produce a Box of Apples Nearly $1 in 1919
Figures from the American Fruit Growers detailing Wenatchee Valley operations show 671 orchards producing 389,132 boxes at a total cost of 387,964.60 dollars, or 19.76 dollars per box. The company also handled 1,250 carloads for others under the Blue Goose Skopkum brand, with the High Japan Orchard yielding 35,200 boxes on 38 acres. Horticulture is described as in its infancy with yearly farming changes expected.
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Parl’ Barnhill
American Xwit Growers, Inc
Wenatchee
American Fruit Growers, Inc
Wenatchee Valley
Wehatchee
Wenatchee-Okanogan
Eason
Barnbit
A. Ee
Greenwood School Closes Term With Evening Program
Greenwood locals note the school will close its term on Friday May 2 after a successful year under Mrs. Foley. A closing entertainment is planned for May 1 at 8 p.m. with refreshments to follow. all are welcome.
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Gisdiebetleg Va
Gnwood School
Foley
Exere
Vergie Carpenter
Mae Hamman
Frank Niekirk
Washington
Peter Hamman
Daniel Stouffer
C. R. Anderson
Margaret Baecher
Carper’s Valley
James Henderson
Mary -Lee, Racey
Tielen Knight
Thurs
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