Social News for Mr Daniel Kavanaugh in Staunton Visit
Social and Personal notes announce Mr Daniel Kavanaugh executive secretary of Shenandoah Valley Ilc and Miss Dorothy Mathias of Harrisonburg as guests of Mrs Mary Kavanaugh in Williamsport Pa They plan to reach Staunton Sunday evening and reside there Mrs Kavanaugh a noted Harrisonburg organist trained at Chicago Musical College Mr Kavanaugh well known in Virginia with a background in journalism publicity and the Susquehanna Trail project in Williamsport Chamber of Commerce history
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Daniel Kavanaugh
Stampton
Shenandoah Valley
Ilc
Dorothy Mathias
Harrisonburg
Kavanaugh
Mary Kavanaugh
Williamsport
Staunton
Chicago Musical College
Virginia
Valley
University of Pensylvania
Shenandoah Valley, Incs
Williamsport Chamber of Commerce
Rev Dr Bane To Preach In Pittsburgh Sunday
The Rev Dr Charles A Bame evangelist and Ashland College faculty member left Winchester for Pittsburgh Pa to preach at the First Brethren Church on Berryville avenue tomorrow He will return to Ashland Monday and hopes to visit Winchester again in the future.
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Ashland, Ohio
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Pittsburgh
Ashland
Bamne
Winchester
Rail Valuations Basis Shifts to Original Cost
A three judge federal court in St Louis ruled that railroad valuations should use original cost rather than cost of reproduction new. The decision in the St Louis and O Fallon test case rejected the railroads proposed method and endorsed the prudent investment theory, a ruling with broad implications for rate making and potential federal recapture of earnings.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
St. Louis and
O'Fallon
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroads
Fallon
Prudent
Man and Woman Held After Aged Landlord Dies
Baltimore police detained Herman Ellis and his wife Estelle after the body of Carl O Blake was found at his confectionary shop 226 North Paca Street. Ellis said a rent dispute led to pushing the man from the room. death due to a broken neck. Evidence included blood on a pillow case and a marked telephone. a pipe was found in Ellis' room.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Carl O’blake
North Paca Street
Herman Ellis
Estelle
Ellis
O’blake
University Hospital
Madigan Sentenced to Life for Fratricide in Maryland
Frederick county youth Leo Madigan, after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the slaying of his elder brother Robert, was sentenced in Circuit Court to life imprisonment. He was taken to the state pen at Richmond by Officer Miller amid claims of temporary insanity at the time of the crime. The case also involved a charge of shooting and clubbing their father, John Madigan, who died, but that charge was nolled after the plea.
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Leo Madigan
Frederick County
Robert Madigan
State Penitentiary
Richmond
Miller
Pep
Madigan
Cousel
Aubrey G. Weaver
Warren County
John Madigan
Thos
Virginia Advertising Campaign Outlined by Fippin
Mr Fippin spoke at the Richmond Advertising Club weekly meeting outlining a state wide publicity effort to lure tourists to Virginia. He proposed sending climate labor and resource notes to city programs while highlighting Virginia's historical sights as the Cradle of English Civilization. The plan includes radio moving pictures and billboard advertising to support a statewide campaign.
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Richmond
Virginia
Genthie
Savinia
Eps Adven
Valegy
Women smugglers heighten the burden of the law
Alan McDonald in Next Sunday World Magazine notes that the modern smuggler is a woman. He claims ninety percent of smugglers are women including teachers and actresses. Nine women to one man attempt to beat customs and their stunts make reading.
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Next Sunday
Alan McDonald
Senate Orders Investigation of Hearst Charges
A Senate special committee opened an inquiry into Hearst papers alleging that Calles of Mexico ordered over 1.2 million dollars paid from the Mexican treasury to four U.S. Senators. Senator Reed, chairing, sought State Department cooperation and heard from William Rh. Castle behind closed doors. Names of the four senators were not disclosed in the facsimile.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hearst
Calles
Mexico
Treasury
United States
Senate
State Department
Reed
Pennsylvania
Kellogg
William Rh. Castle
Ilearst
Castle
Committee
Washington Herald
Capitol
Reed Named as Democratic Nomination Candidate
A Sandaladd Press report asserts Senator James M Reed of Missouri will be presented as the Democratic presidential nominee at the upcoming convention. Senator Hawes confirms the prediction, saying no withdrawal is planned and no candidate is officially announced by either party.
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Iere
A Sandaladd
iWashir Fonno
Jas
M. Read
Missouri
Harves
Democritt
Housekeeper Urged to Move Closer to Store in Springfield
A Union report notes two housekeepers walk 109 extra miles yearly while preparing daily tasks. The remedy suggested is for the housekeeper to relocate nearer to the solicatessen store in Springfield Massachusetts to cut travel.
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Springheld
Mass
Union
Plan To Continue Campaign To Draw Tourists
Richmond December 9 Elmer Fippin executive secretary of the Virginia Conservation and Development Commission announced an appropriation of 100000 placed in a same budget by Gov Byrd together with a balance remaining from the 1926 program will be available for nationally advertising Virginia next year Announcement was made at the
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Richmond
Elmer
Fippin
Virginia Conservation and Development Commission
Byrd
Virginia
Berger Arrested As a Perjurer In Remus Trial
Cincinnati dispatch reports John S. Berger a Los Angeles promoter was arrested on perjury charges in the George Remus murder trial. Prosecutors plan a five to eight day rebuttal, with Ruth Remus and Franklin J. Dodge, Jr. among witnesses discussed for recall.
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Associated P’ress
Cincinnati
Dee
John
Berger
Los Angeles
Cal
George Remus
Remus
Frankling L. Dodge
Lansing
Mich
Department of Justice
Simogene
R. EK. Simnongy
Remus Whiskey
Harry Brown
Taft
Franklin J. Dodge, Jr
Federal Department of Justice
Defense Will Appeal in Reginald Walters Case
E R toulette chief counsel for Reginald Walters announced an appeal will be filed after Walters was convicted of first degree murder without capital punishment for killing Hunter R Stotler, his prohibition chief, by a jury. The appeal will challenge the admission of portions of Walters alleged oral confession and related testimony.
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Associated Press
Hagestown
Mds
E. R. Toulette
Reginald Walters
Hunter R. Stotler
Roulette
Walters
Colder Weather Strengthens Butter Market in Chicago
Dec 10 Chicago reports colder weather tightens butter market amid possible production delays and shipment holdups. General interest grows in storage goods as weekly withdrawals compare favorably with last year. Recent outflow lags, increasing storage surplus while new butter production faces unfavorable conditions for higher quality grades.
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Chicago
Stephens City Votes February 1 Bond Question
An order from Frederik County Circuit Court directs a special election in Stephens City on Wednesday February 1 to decide issuing bonds of 25000 for a water system. Bonds would run 36 years at 5 percent interest. Sheriff to post the order at the polling place and the electoral board to arrange the election.
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Circuit Court of
Frederik
Stephens City
Hbctoral Board
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