Winchester truckmen die from monoxide gas poisoning
Two Winchester men, Boyd L. Cassart 36 and Lester A. Linaburg 28, died after being overcome by monoxide gas in a closed truck cab near Falls Church Virginia. They were found unconscious by police and treated at Georgetown University Hospital but died within hours. Doctors and firemen labored overnight to revive them with blood transfusions and emergency care.
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Boyd L. Cassart
Lester A. Line
Lester i’ ‘Linaburg
Georgetown University
Thepital
Fire Department
He Lee
Falle Church
E. S. Waring
Fairfax
Georgetown
Eugene
Linaburg
Cassart
Washington-Evening Star
Atsgofe
Winchester
Pital
Medi An Eee
Falls Church
Lester A. Lineburg
Bince
BS. Waring
Fairfax Courthouse
Toor Sergt
W. le Mitchell
Paris ‘Church
Boyd *L. 'Cassart
Linabure
Winenete
Ene
Justice of the Peace
J. T. Molny
Mitchell
Dr. Waring
Georgetown Cspital
Protect Yourself From Flu Germs With Simple Rules
District note urges personal hygiene to prevent influenza and spread. Advice covers avoiding crowds, covering coughs, washing hands, not spitting, not sharing utensils, and staying home when sick. Emphasizes regular meals and outdoor activity to keep boosts against illness.
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District Note Association
G. Wilky
Omar
Santa Appears at Winchester Plant Christmas Surprise
Workers at the Virginia Woolen Company plant in Winchester awoke to a decorated tree and a pile of presents left by colleagues acting as Santa Claus. The gesture from J B Ferguson Company engineers and constructors of Hagerstown, Maryland moved the firm and inspired lasting warm thoughts of those who organized the festive display.
Christmas Celebration at Grace Church
Grace Lutheran Church Sunday school holds a Christmas celebration Sunday evening at 7. A decorated tree stands as a centerpiece and all school departments participate in a service featuring classic Christmastide carols. The program emphasizes the spiritual message and lasts about one hour. The public is invited.
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Grace Lutheran Church
For Sale or Trade Two Essex Demonstration Coaches
Auto Parts Corp advertises two Essex demonstration coaches offered for sale or trade with less 20 percent discount. The notice notes date December 21 and reference a one page 1p listing.
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Essex
Auto Parts Corp
Christmas Dinnermenu at The Cove
Readable fragments describe a Christmas dinner with turkey served from noon to three and an 8.50 price period noted alongside an 5.80 price at 6 P.M. The text mentions The Cove and a reference code 12-18-e0-1 p-61.
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the Cove
Garbage Notice for Pickup City Manager
A garbage notice indicates trash collection on December 22 in the city area. the message cites city manager approval and the pickup date.
Square Dance Night at Cariet Ropes Hal
Dance event at Cariet Ropes Hall featuring Chee night with solo music by alae Gang. Admission shows dancing from 9 to 1. Tuesday December 25 listed in the notice.
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Cariet
Charies
Alae Gang
Radio for Sale at Parks Radio Shop
Radio for sale at Parks Radio Shop. Atwater Kent six tube AC operated set priced at 150 dollars. Viewings and contact via phone 633 for quick sale.
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Parks Radio Shop
Photo Presented Of 60 Year Old Portrait In Martinsburg
Justice of the Peace Edward Thom as Hott of Arden district near Martinsburg presented Emory F. Jones of Berkeley County with a photograph of his father the late Rev. P. H. Thomas taken about sixty years ago. The picture was made by N. Rown in Winchester and linked to the Hott family through Rev. Mr. Thomas. He was a self made man who learned harness making as a child and later studied at night while working at his bench.
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Edward Thomas Hott
Arden District
Marahora
Emory F. Jomas
Berkeley County
P. H. Thomas
Martinsburg Journal
N. Rown
Winchester
Hott
Virginia
United Brethren Church
Pleasant Valley
Berkeley Co
Frederick
Martinsburg
Thom- 46
Divine
Tomahawk
Thomas
Sheriff Thomas
W. H. Thomas
Martinsbure
Special Pageant On Christmas Evening
Special church services announced by the pastor Rev Dr S L Flickinger at the Contency church. An early dawn service at 6 o clock Christmas morning and at 6 o clock that evening the young people present a pageant titled Christmas With Christ and a service A Star In the Sky. All invited.
Profit Taking Pushes Stock Market Into Irregular Turn
New York dealers saw heavy week end profit taking and sporadic bear selling move prices irregularly. An early gain faded as fears of a money squeeze next week emerged due to year end settlements by corporations and banks. Only dividends and holiday trade reports provided mild support. total volume around 1.8 million shares.
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Associated Press
New
Inauguration cost set at 45000 dollars for Hoover
The Hoover inauguration is projected to cost the federal government not more than 45000 dollars. President Coolidge has recommended the amount be approved by Congress, with a supplemental estimate sent to the Capitol after a request from the joint congressional inaugural committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Congress
Joint Congressional Inaugural Committee
Fresh green groceries and last minute meat orders
Riley & Son advertise a fresh supply of green groceries and a complete meat market for last minute orders. They offer oysters and home killed meat and note they will be closed Christmas day. Phone 276.
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Riley & Son
Administrator Notice of Claim Settlement Request
Ail per Rs Baving claims against He State de Jure Jus. T. Brown or those indebted to him should call the undersigned for settlement. Fred A. Robinson, Adm'r. c. t. a. of Jus. T Brown. Deed (12-20-1p-31}
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T. Brown
Eame
Fred A. Robinson
Jus
T Brown
Turning In Fire Alarm Sparks Alarm Over Blazes
Chief Fire Warden C Lee Barr urges accuracy when alarms are sent as minor blazes trigger full department responses. A recent false alarm for a cat fire sent the entire department, with equipment valued at 80000 dollars, to extinguish a small blaze.
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C. Lee Barr
King Makes Slow Brightening Progress Say Doctors
London reports the king had a fairly restful night with no major change in his condition. Doctors say he has taken real if slow progress and remains stable, with optimism at Buckingham Palace as Christmas activities proceed in subdued cheer.
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Associated Press
London
George
Buckingham Palace
New Car Stolen Thief Burns Vehicle But Abandoned
The new 19293 H coupe owned by Clyde Hoover was stolen from a South Kent Street garage early last night. Police found the car abandoned in the mountains along Indian Hollow, six miles north of Winchester, with a fire built around it to burn it. The car was only slightly damaged and returned to town after the find.
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Clyde Hoover
South Kent Street
Pannett
Indian Hollow
Winchester
Blazing Chimney Triggers Fire Alarm Near Church
A blaze in a chimney at a home near the First Christian Church on West Clifford Street around 8 p.m. last night triggered a fire alarm. A Christmas Sunday school program continued unimpeded and the fire burned out without property damage.
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First Christian Church
West Clifford Street
Rebels Ousted From Kabul Heights Amid Clearing Roads
The Afghan delegation in London announced that rebels near Kabul have been driven from the heights and all approaches to King Amanullah's capital are cleared. Local troops reportedly pursued the retreating forces.
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London
Kabul
Amanullah
Car Fire on South Washington Street Damages Vehicle
An automobile caught fire today on South Washington street and an alarm was turned in. Chemicals were used to extinguish the blaze, and the car was badly damaged.
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Fie
South Washington Street
Winchester approves bond ordinance on final reading
City Council in special session unanimously passes a bond measure for 500000 dollars to fund public improvements and retire debts. Ordinance allows voter choice on individual items at a special February election, with bonds maturing over 35 years at about 4 percent.
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Winchester
Ted
Mecers
Fred .L. Glaize
J. H. Henry
Williams
Harve
Walter P. Anderson
Inchsnailey
Loudoun Street
Thlank
Pugip
Anderson
Cotnell
How Different From the Old Days Call 25 Winchester Steam Laundry
Fragment reads as a small item likely noting a name Winchester Steam Laundry and an old day reference. Without full text, produce a compact card indicating a brief notice or feature about the laundry business and a date cue.
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Cail
Winchester Steam Laundry
Virginia apple output for 1928 shows large gain
The 1928 Virginia commercial apple crop is estimated at 3 700 000 barrels up from 1 650 000 in 1927 revised. Virginia's shipments reach 21 200 carloads making it the second largest in the nation behind Washington. Prices improved though not equal to 1927 with total U S production at 35 308 000 barrels.
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Virginia
Henry M. Taylor
State Department of Agriculture
United States
Washington
New York
South Atlantic
Pacific States
Department of Commerce
Trawler Pacifice Lost With 25 Aboard In Storm
Halifax dispatch says the French trawler Pacifice and its 25 crew are feared drowned after a storm. One life boat with a body was found in Pracentia Bay. Continuous search and rescue efforts are reported from St. Pierre.
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Associated Press
Halifax
Halifax Chronicle
St. Pierre
Pacifice
Pracentia Bay
Former ambassador Shen dies in Indianapolis hospital
Joseph H. Shen former diplomat and ambassador to Chile during Woodrow Wilsons presidency died today at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis.
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Associated Prays
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph H. Shen
Chile
Wilson
Methodist Hospital
Parker To Head Insular Bureau
Washington December 22 1924 Col Francis L Parker named by President Coolidge to head the bureau of insular affairs with the rank of brigadier general in a White House announcement Parker will oversee administration of U S possessions in the Pacific and Caribbean regions and related military civil relations
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Parker
Insular Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Francis L. Parker
Coolidge
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Crisfield Oysters Order for New Year
Local oyster vendor G. O. Snapp at 1495 N Market St advertises placing Emmas and New Year orders. The brief notice lists contact phone 414 J and references a Cr isfield oyster supply with a dated code 428.
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G. O. Snapp
Mhone
N. Market St
George Washington Hotel Plans Major Refinancing
The George Washington Hotel proposes a 60 room addition funded by a new mortgage plan. A $350,000 first mortgage and a $100,000 second mortgage would be issued to cover the expansion and bond interest. Stockholders are to vote on the refinancing at the January meeting after auditors report profits wipe out prior deficits. Dividend checks were distributed to present stockholders.
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George Washington
Lewis F. Cooper
Cooper -Thinteens
Gray Willams
Williame
George Washihiotion
Bees
S Sa
Williams
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