Shenandoah Valley Route Promoted as Scenic Historic Drive
Baltimore readers are urged to take the Shenandoah Valley route from Harper's Ferry to Staunton for a scenic historic tour. The article highlights battlefields, caverns such as Endless Caverns and Crystal Caverns, towns like Martinsburg, Charles Town, Winchester, New Market, Harrisonburg, Staunton, and landmarks along the Valley pike toward Richmond.
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Baltimore
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Baltimore Sun
Shenandoah
Massanutten, Allegheny
Blue Ridge Mountains
Harper’s Ferry
Martinsburg
Harpers Ferry
Charles
Charles Town
Efferson County
West Virginia
Berryville
Winchester
Valley Pike
Kernstown
Cedar Creek
Woodstock
Massanutten Academy
Shenandoah County
New Market
Luray
Harrisonburg
Penn Laird
McGaheysville
Elkton
Richmond
Blue Ridge
Strasburg
Massanutten
Shenandoat
Mount Jackson
Grand Caverns
Grottoes
Fort Defiance
Allce Military Academy
Comestaunton
Staunton
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Stuart Hall
Manch School of Music
Staunton Military Academy
Waynesboro
Benna Vista
Lexington
Valley
Man Sues For 20000 Damages Over Horse's Death
Herbert Jones of Ransom West Virginia sues Northern Virginia Power Company for 20000 claiming injuries after his horse touched a downed high voltage line in a storm. Jones was riding to a pasture when the horse touched the wire and was shocked, jarring the halter from his hand and saving his life though his arm was burned. the horse was killed.
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Herbert Jones
Ransom
W. Va
Northern Virginia Power Company
Jones
Ex Red Sox Manager Going To Toronto Club
Asheville North Carolina December 6 Associated Press reports Lee Fohl, former Boston Red Sox manager, is expected to sign as manager of the Toronto club in the International League today. He resigned as Red Sox skipper shortly before the season ended.
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Red Sox
Toronto
Associated Press
Asheville
N. C
Lee Fohl
Boston Red Sox
Fohl
Situation Reports From Hankow Ease Anti Foreign Strife
Official dispatches from Hankow indicate a easing of anti foreign incidents in China. British forces in the foreign concession appear poised for withdrawal pending developments.
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Associated Press
London
China
Hankow
Tightening Antitrust and Prohibition Laws Urged
Washington, D. C. December 6. The annual report of Attorney General Sargent urges tightening both antitrust and prohibition laws with proposed amendments to the Volstead Act to allow jail terms proportionate to the facts. Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt reports progress against rum smugglers and calls for stronger treaty support for ship seizures.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Sargent
Congress
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Treasury Department
Dynamite Blast Threatens Bothell Town
Firefighters from Seattle raced to Bothell after a dynamite warehouse exploded early today threatening to wipe out the town of Bothell with about one thousand inhabitants. The blast spread flames and prompted urgent firefighting efforts.
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Seattle
Wash
Bothell
Here
Robbers Blow Three Safes In St Paul Department Store
In St Paul Minnesota last night three armed men robbed Schuenemann and Mannheimer’s department store. They forced a watchman to complete his hourly rounds to pull bells and escaped with more than $50,000 after four hours of systematic work.
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Associated Press
ST Paul, Minn
Der
Schuenemann
Mannheimer
Two Buildings In Pittston Wrecked By Explosion
Pittston Pa December 6 two three story buildings were dynamited early today twelve families escaped with out serious injury The apartment house of Nicholas Marino a former policeman and Rizzo s meat market across the street also occupied as apartment house were wrecked and the structure ad mene Marino s home was badly damage Windows and doors were shattered and other damage wrought by the concussion in twelve other residences Marino could give no reason for the dynamiting
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Associated Press
Pittston
Nicholas Marino
Rizzo
McDermott Goes On Trial For the Mellett Murder
Canton Ohio December 6 Patrick Eugene McDermott stands trial for the murder of Canton publisher Don R. Mellett. Judge Edward Diehl presides as defense attorney E L Mills testifies about attempts to interview key state witnesses. The trial begins with jury selection and related courtroom proceedings.
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Associated Press
Court Room
Canton
Ohio
Patrick Eugene McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Edwin W. Diehl
E. L. Mills
McDermott
Homer Durand
Coshocton
Unsel
Steve Kaschalk
Peggy Ivanaugh
Kavanaugh
Cour
Coin Laid at Rest for Mrs M A
A brief obituary note marks the laying to rest of Mrs M A, noting community ties and a somber farewell. Details are limited to recognition of her name and the funeral observance.
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M. A
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Emmert
Wilsivil
Maryland
Potomac
Shena
United City
Heatrol
Ramsey Furniture GO
West Water Street
Hampton
Department of Justice
William J. Donovan
Novan
Antitrust
Donovan
Sults
Simnlv
Moling & Seal
BETTY
THE
Betty Shoppe
Mellett
East
Monmouth Street
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
J. H.cain
A. D. Henkel
M. M. Lynch
William Keating
John Carpenter
Howard Taylor
Frank Carper
Eve
South End
James Ritter
West
Miss Ola Legge
Ing
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