Bills Seek Exemption for Dogs From Vivisection
A united anti vivisection movement plans a bill to exempt dogs from vivisection in DC and US territories. The petition cites the International Conference for the Investigation of Vivisection and targets a 1927 28 Congress session. Prominent supporters include Minnie Maddern Fiske Iona Gale Mary Pickford and Bernard Shaw.
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United States
Towh
Dorse
District of Columbia
International Conference For
Sesson
Congress
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Iona Gale
Mary Pickford
George Arliss
Maurice Meterlinck
Bernard Shaw
Queen Victoria
Warren G. Harding
Mark Twain
Robert Ingersoll
William James
Harvard University
Rotary Club to Equip Room in Winchester Memorial Hospital
The Rotary Club voted unanimously to furnish one room in the new Winchester Memorial Hospital medical and obstetrical building. The project costs about 175 dollars and includes a plaque on the door noting the Rotary gift.
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Rotary Club
Memorial Hospital
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rev. Charles P. Dyche Dies in Cumberland
Rev. Charles P. Dyche 83 former superintendent of the Virginia Conference United Brethren Church died in Cumberland Md after several years illness. He had long associated with United Brethren churches in Virginia Cumberland and other areas.
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Cumberland, Md
Charles P. Dyche
Virginia
The
United Brethren Church
Dyche
United Brethren Churches of
Cumberland
Banker Slays Wife then Shoots Self in Rhode Island
Providence report says George B. Sheldon, 74, secretary treasurer of Phenix Trust Company, Phenix, RI, shot and killed his wife then killed himself. It notes a year and a half ago he was involved in a bank robbery with other employees during a $24,000 loot at the same bank.
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Associated Press
Providence
R. I
George BE. Sheldon
Phenix Trust Company
Phenix
R. 1
New $1,000,000 Hotel Assured for Hagerstown
The Hotel Alexander project moves forward with deeds and leases filed between the Hotel Alexander Company and the Hotel Alexander Operating Company. A ten story structure is to be completed by November 1, 1928, featuring 180 rooms and 150 baths along 81 feet of Potomac Street at Public Square.
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Alexander
Hagerstown
Hotel Alexander Company
Hotel Alexander Operating Company
Potomac Street
Public Square
Berger files suit against prosecutor Taft in Cincinnati
John J. Berger a Los Angeles exhibition promoter filed a $500000 damages suit against Charles P. Taft Hamilton County prosecutor in Cincinnati. The suit cites Taft’s statements about Berger in connection with an indictment accusing Berger of perjury as a Remus murder trial witness.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati, O
John 8. Berger
Charles P. Taft
Hamilton County
Berger
George Remus
Dozen Secondhand Cars For Sale At Junk Prices
H W Ebert advertises a mixed lot of secondhand cars for sale on December 15 at junk prices. Mileage varies with some cars heavily used and priced as low as five dollars to twenty dollars. First come, first served.
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Unk
H. W. Ebert
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sWender’is
North Main St
Castoria
Chas. P. Dyche
Newtown
H. D. Albin
Larkin Owens
Manchester
Kern St
Boston
E. Drake
Stephens City
Leicester
Chas
Latham
National Ave
N. Braddock St
L. C. Kremer
S. Main St
Loudoun St
J. M. Hott
Peyton St
Eva Pugh
Betty Thatcher
Valley Pike
Fairmont Ave
Butler
M’ Care Star
Proertaayy
G. C. Heberling Company
Bloomington
Ill
Betty Shoppe
Caron
Black
Narcisis
Coty
L’origan
Paris
Styx
Chypre
All Sizes
Houbigant
Woodworth’s
Hudnut’s
DeVilleis
White and Wyckoff’s
Keith’s
Cranes
Whiting & Cook’s
the People’s Drug Company, Inc
North Main Street
Thermos
America
Waterman’s Conklin’s
Parker's
Sheaffer's
Aladdin
Sharpener
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