Engineer of Capitol Limited Dies After Illness
William B Tayman first engineer of the Capitol Limited, age 69, died yesterday in Baltimore after a brief illness. He retired last March after 400 years in engine service and was known for piloting trains of presidents and notable figures. Funeral services will be held in Martinsburg with the railroad Brotherhood and Masons involved. he leaves a son and five daughters.
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Jimory
Ohio
Anron
Martinsburg
Orrow
Emory
William B Minan
Oast Limited
Baltimore
Tayman
Baltimore and Ohio
United States
Capitol
Methodist Church
Robert White Lodge of Masons
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Poles and Wires Removed From Loudoun Street
The removal of telephone poles and overhead wires between Boscawen and Piccadilly streets has been completed. The central town area now presents a more attractive appearance as the disfiguring poles and wires are cleared. Northern Virginia Power Company and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company lines have been eliminated.
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Loudoun Street
Boscawen
Piccadilly Streets
Northern Virginia’ Power ‘Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Elim
Poles Removed Quietly Along North Loudoun Street
Workers from the power and telephone companies removed large poles this morning with minimal disruption. Poles were detached from buried stumps, guided to the ground by a steel cable from a truck rig, and all signs and electric lamps were carefully avoided. No accidents occurred.
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Loudoun
Broadway Falls For Old Army Game
In New York a crowd gathers near a construction site as two men stage a shell game with three walnut shells and a pea. One man shuffles while another eyes the crowd and police, as Broadwayites eagerly guess which shell hides the pea.
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Associated Press
New York
Hicks
Bandits Loot Two Oklahoma Banks Not a Shot Fired
Five or six gunmen robbed Covington Oklahoma in bold west style looting two banks, America State Bank and Carrington National Bank, totaling over $5,000 with no shots fired. Victims were forced to vaults as robbers guarded exits and unmasked attackers moved calmly before fleeing in two automobiles. Posses searched area for suspects while reports noted no injuries.
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Oklahoma
Covington
Okla
America State Bank
Carrington National Bank
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Famous Capitol Limited
Abner Drury Beverage
Budweiser. Beverage
Canada
HH. & G. Ginger Ale
Clicquot Club
Ake
Campbell’s Beans
Skirkman
Borax Soap
Teskeds
C. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock ST
Petts Tees
Fairview Ave
Little Joe’s
Old Salem Church
Boyce Sat
E. C. Cooper
Broadway
Old Army
Bunker Hill
G. C.fries
W. Va
N. Main St
Care Star
Republic
H. T. Timberlake
Martinsburg Pike
Shade Motor Co
Gray & Streit
National Cash Register
Kent St
W. Cornblatt & Son
Wante Young
Virginia Restaurant
N. Market St
Enney
Court House
Winchester
J. C. Penney Company
Kingwood
Winchester Credit Corp
Tri-City
Baltimore St
Balto
Kennedy
Dr. Chase
DR. A. W. Chase Co., Inc
Riverdale Ave
N.Y
F_O. B. DAYTON
Tomar
General Motors
Frigidaire
Edmonds
Rhodes
Frank Flynn
Luray, Va
Aira
J. C. Hooks
North Loudoun Street
J. A. Ramsburg
Edna
Rosa Mo Williams
Mary Full
Vancleresville
Charles W. Ramsburg
Martinsburg Evening Journal
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