Thayer Rules Adversely on Latest Move
The court rejects the latest effort to revoke the death sentence, upholding the prior ruling. Judge Thayer denies the motion seeking clemency or revision, reaffirming the sentence amidst ongoing appeals and legal debates.
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Thayer
Sacco and Vanzetti death sentence under renewed appeal
In Dedham Massachusetts Judge Thayer denied revocation of the death sentence and a stay of execution for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. Defense counsel plan immediate appeal to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, while Governor Fuller may delay execution with a further respite.
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Dedham
Mass
Webster Theyer
Superior Court
Nicccola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Thayer
Court House
Worcester
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Sacco
Vanzetti
Fuller
Attornes
Boston
Nicola Sacco
State Supreme Court
Supreme
George A. Sanderson
Sanderson
Mrs Emma K Barr Died in Louisville After Stroke
Mrs Emma K Barr widow of Edward Barr died last night in Louisville at her daughter Mrs Fred S Hunt’s home after a paralytic stroke. She was born in Clarke County Virginia and moved to Winchester then to Louisville earlier this year to be near family. Survived by two sons C Fred Barr and E Mitchell Barr, a daughter, a sister and a brother. Funeral Friday at 4 30 PM from her son’s residence with burial in Mount Hebron.
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C. Fred
Emma K. Barr
Edward Barr
Fred S. Hunt
Louisville
Kentucky
James Kiger
Barr
Clarke
Edward M. Barr
Winchester
Messrs
C. Fred Barr
E. Mitchell Barr
Mary Mesmer
Clarke County
Charles W. Kiger
Sunbury
West Boscawen Street
Mount Hebron
Last Rites Held for General Wood on Virginia Hill
Major General Leonard Wood was buried at Arlington National Cemetery in the Rough Riders' section after full military honors. The funeral procession included government officials and Philippine representatives, with a guard of troops, Army Band, and a caisson bearing the flag-draped body.
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Leonard Wood
Pennsylvania Avenue
Potomac
Arlington National Cemetery
Boston
Union Station
Rough Riders
Heroes’ Burial
Arlington
Wood
War Department
Philippines
Pedro Guevara
Sampson
Admiral Sampson
General Wood
Belle Haven Golf Club Advances Top Of The League
Belle Haven Golf and Country Club moved to first place in the Tri-State Association by routing Winchester on a day when Frederick posted 14 points to annex a match. Don Weems opened with a 38 for Winchester then faded to 80 on the back nine. Gardner Boothe, official scorer, reported Alexandria’s rise as spectators urged the team toward the lead.
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Alexandria Gazette
Belle Haven Golf and Country Club
Winchester
Hagerstown
Frederick
Alexandria
Gardner L. Boothe
Don Weems
Weems
Hundred Attend Farmers Union Meeting in Stephens City
Stephens City Virginia August 9 The Farmers Union held a social meeting at the bank building with about 100 attendees including members and wives President Lew Larrick attended The Gilmore family provided music Speakers included the president and other members The next meeting is scheduled for the first Saturday in September with the final fertilizer order call anticipated.
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Stephens City
Farmers’ Union
County Union
Lew Larrick
Gilmore
Actress Helen Dine Granted Divorce in Cruelty Case
Hollywood August 9 Helen Dine motion picture actress and wife of Rudolph Myzet has been granted a divorce on grounds of cruelty She described Myzet as a tiger man in mans clothing stating he hurled dishes at her and slapped her
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Helen Dine
Rudolph Myzet
Myzet
One Killed In Dynamite Blast at Tunnel Site
Robbinsville North Carolina August 9 One man was killed six were seriously wounded and two were entombed today by a premature explosion of dynamite used in construction work in a tunnel of the Tallahassee Power Company project on Yellow Creek near here.
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Associated Press
Robbinsville
N. C
Tallahassee Power Company
Yellow Creek
Fewer Apples to Be Sent to Pile This Season
States report lighter apple crop but better quality. With pests and diseases rising in New York, Ohio, and Michigan, growers push spray programs while packing laws tighten. Virginia relies on new grading to ensure shipments meet standards as frosts cut yields. Continued on Page Five.
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Packer
New York State
Ohio
Michigan
West Virginia
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Virginia
Bertha the Sewing Machine Girl at Empire Theatre
The Wm Fox production Bertha The Sewing Machine Girl screens tomorrow and Thursday at the Empire Theatre. Madge Bellamy stars with Allan Simpson and J Farrell MacDonald in a modern life story about love ambition and virtue rewarded.
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Empire Theatre
Wm. Fox
Madge Bellamy
Allan Simpson
J.farrell MacDonald
Bertha
Misa Bellamy
Mount Savage man reports bank bandits seen near Cumberland
C Shanholtz of Mount Savage road reports to state and city police that two men matching descriptions of the Mount Jackson Va bank bandits Kirby Dellinger and Cecil Wilson stopped at his road house between 10 and 11 pm. They bought food, sought a Pittsburgh freight train, claimed VA mountains origin, and left toward Western Maryland tracks with two girls. Police searched the area early Saturday for the suspects. The July 25 Bank of Mount Jackson robbery is the referenced incident.
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C. Shanholtz
Mount Savage
Cumberland
Mount Jackson
Kirby Dellinger
Cecil Wilson
Shanholtz
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Gerstown
Road House
Maryland
Shanholtz Place
Wave of Robberies Stuns Charlottesville Area
Charlottesville reels from a brutal Friday murder of James H. Allen a storekeeper at Simeon and the wounding of his partner Mrs W R Rothwell an elderly woman. Over the weekend four residences and businesses were robbed and a diamond ring was targeted. Police report three arrests but the killer likely fled by train.
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Charlottesville
James H. Allen
Simeon
W. R. Rothwell
Arlottesville
Rothwell
Allen
Mrs Diffenderfer Dies After Ill Health at 79
Mary Catherine Diffenderfer wife of Capt Edwin H Diffenderfer prominent Winchester contractor died at home on Braddock and Leicester streets after a long illness. She was 80, had rheumatic trouble and strokes, survived by husband two daughters and several grandchildren. funeral Wednesday at 3 30 from South Braddock Street home with Rev Joseph Duckwall and interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Mary Catherine Diffenderfer
Edwin H. Diffenderfer
Winchester
Braddock and
Leicester
City
Frederick County
George McCann
Baltimore
Mary Thatcher
Evan R. Thatcher
Rouse Spring
San Francisco
John McCann
Diffenderfer
Thatcher
Harold Diffenderfer
Chicago
R. Frank Barr
J. Philip Diffenderfer
Presbyterian Church
O Suth Braddock Street
Joseph
Duckwall
Presbyterian Ministry
F. T. McFaden
Loudoun Street
Mount Hebron Cemetery
A Fine Show To the People of Winchester and Frederick County
A reader praises the Bob Morton Circus seen in Martinsburg calling it clean entertaining and well attended. The letter notes trained elephant and horse acts and highlights Muggins Charleston. The writer urges viewing the show Friday and Saturday for families in Winchester and Frederick County.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Bob Morton
Martinsburg
Acta
Charleston
Geo. F. Norton
Movement seeks Virginia water power body to protect interests
Virginia interests push creation of a state power commission with broad authority to grant permits and oversee reservoir and hydro dam development along the Shenandoah. A public hearing is slated at Harpers Ferry on August 24 with affected landowners and industries invited to present views.
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Shenandoah Valley
Harpers Ferry
Vrginia General Assembly
Virginia
Potomac Power Corporation
Shenandoah
W. Va
Bridge and Great Falls
Washington
Virginia Industries
Shenandoah River
Virginia Power Commission
Federal Power Commission
Water Power Commission
State Commission On Conservation and Development
Potomacover Corporation
Peronuse
Brooks Gap
Charles Town
Romney
Berkeley Springs
Chain Bridge
Great Falls
W. C. T. U. Meeting at Friends' Church
The regular business meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held at the Friends' Church on Thursday August 11 at 9 30 a m.
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Friends’ Church
Elder Hottel to Preach at Wes Cork Street Chapel
Elder R. D. Hottel will preach Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the chapel at 10 Wes. Cork Street. The public is invited to attend. Read Holeproof Hosiery news, Mol ing'& Seal, 7th page.
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R. D. Hottel
Wes
Cork Street
Holeproof Hosiery News
Moling’& Seal
Washable household goods advertised by Winchester Steam Laundry
Lace curtains and rugs can be laundried at the Winchester Steam Laundry. Phone 28. This public notice promotes cleaning services for fabric items through a local business listing.
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Winchester
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