Lead bullets found in Lambert’s body at autopsy
In Besburg Virginia on December 11 autopsy by Dr Rogers of Washington found lead bullets in the slain reserve agent J D Ells body. Bullets were 33 caliber like those used by Clarence Costello who admits firing. he is charged with murder and awaits trial.
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J. Dell
Rep Rogers
Washington
Clarence Costello
Vis
Belmont
Costelio “Adeileten
Peti
Costello
Warrenton
Lambert Raids Lead to Arrest on Volstead Act Charge
An individual named Lambert was raided and arrested on charges under the Volstead Act, authorities stating the alleged violation occurred during the operation.
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Lambert
Blessing to S J F Noble Health Boost from Syrup
J E Noble of Bush Louisiana reports dramatic health improvement after using Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup claiming his blood was polluted and skin blisters caused weakness and loss of energy. He credits the remedy with purifying his blood and restoring vigor. The product is sold by all druggists with a refund if unsatisfied.
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Dr. Thacher
J. E. Noble
Bush
For Sale Brick Hall and Stone Dwelling Near Lutheran Church
Property adjacent to the Lutheran Church offered for sale. House and hall to be razed with all material removed by March 1 1924. Sealed bids to be received by Dr J A Richard. 8 6t
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J. A. Richard
Friends Organize to Back Coolidge 1924 Nomination
Frank W. Stearns of Boston announces that Coolidge supporters are organizing under William M. Butler with Butler acting as the president’s personal representative. James B. Reynolds releases the statement while a national committee meeting and convention plans loom.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
Mr. Stearns
James B. Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Reynolds
T William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Friends of
William M. Butler
National Committee
Stearns
Congress
Cleveland
Chicago
Woodstock Club Plans Carnival to Cover 1200 Deficit
Woodstock Virginia December 11 The Woodstock baseball club faces a 1200 deficit prompting directors to host a week long carnival and bazar in the old theatre building under business manager A J Novick. Booths are being set up as decorations proceed.
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Woodstock
A J. Novick
Local residents spend holidays and visit relatives
December notes share visits by Mr. James A. Williams of Washington with his mother Mrs. A F Williams. Mr and Mrs Howard Allamong stay in Winchester. Thomas B Cooper and son John Randolph visit relatives in Washington. Harry Carbaugh and family of Stephens City visit Glynns for Thanksgiving. Thelma Richard and Roy Crabill attend Middle town school and spend Thanksgiving at home. Grace Johnson of Winchester visits Mrs. Thomas Cooper. Beatrice Brown of Kendly Grove teaches at Wheatfield and spends weekend at home. Martha E. Crowser, Howard Allamong, and Mrs. John Kline visit Marboro. little Pauline Kline joins them.
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James A. Williams
Washington
A. F. Williams
Howard Allamong
Winchester
Thomas
Roy Crabill
Middletown
Grace Johnson
Thomas Cooper
Beatrice Brown
Kendly Grove School
Wheatfield
Martha E. Crowser
John Kline
Marboro
Pauline Kine
Local Social Notes From Hogue Creek VA
Households hosted and visited include the Larricks Clowsers and Bowmans with children. Lucille Rogers returns home from Brucetown after Thanksgiving. Cooper family visits and Nannie Orndorff returns due to her mother’s illness. Mount Olive Sunday School plans a Christmas program on December 24 inviting all. J H White returns from Stephens City and Mount Olive prayers are well attended. Ricers family visits Linden and Mrs Rogers.
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Luther Larrick
Frances
Ollie Clowser
Charles
Pauline
Ella Bowman
Lucille Rogers
Brucetown
Nannie Orndorff
A. O. Cooper
Mildred
Linden Rogers
Dream leads to discovery of Proctor and Pullager bodies
In Spring Lake Michigan on December 10 a dream described by local contractor George Snyder guided officers to the mud of Grand River where the bodies of Harry B. Proctor a 33 year old Muskegon real estate dealer and Edna Pullager a 14 year old girl were recovered after being missing since October 30. Proctor had sold a house to Mrs Fullager and rode with her before the drive home the last seen moment.
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Spring Lake
Mich
George Snyder
Harry B. Proctor
Muskeegon
Edna Pullager
Grand River
Proctor
Snyder
Procter
Winchester Cold Storage picks new officers after death
At a directors meeting N. J. Wigginton was elected vice president to fill the vacancy from John Thwaite s death. Fred Thwaite was named a director to succeed his father. A committee was formed to draft resolutions in honor of the late vice president. TT RAVA. TO ADVERTIAR.
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Winchester Cold Storage Company
John ‘Thwaite
Fred Thwaite
Thwaite
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