Barry Tries 10 Justify Article On Vote Selling
Senate sergeant at arms David S. Barry defended himself before the judiciary committee denying bribery charges linked to his magazine article. The panel recessed with plans to resume inquiry, while editors and publishers face possible libel actions and testimony.
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Barry
United States Senate
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee Today
Davids. Barry
Senate
Congress
Glas
Virginia
Senate Judiciary Committee
David S. Barry
Judiciary Committee
Centennial Birth of Cavalry Leader Jeb Stuart Celebrated
The article marks the centennial birth anniversary of Confederate cavalry leader General James Ewell Brown Stuart. It notes his West Point class of 1854 education, postwar service with Lee, rapid rise to brigadier general at 28, and his celebrated horsemanship, courage, leadership, and death at Yellow Tavern May 12 1864.
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Bnet
James Ewell Brown Stuart
South
Jeb” Stuart
Patrick County
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
America
United States Army
Lee
Virginia
Yellow Tavern
Richmond
Bradford
Mrs Evelyn Dulaney Randolph Dies at 45 in Washington
Mrs Evelyn Dulaney Randolph wife of Dr Archibald Cary Randolph of Old Welbourne near Upperville Loudoun county Virginia died at 430 Saturday in Emergency Hospital Washington DC after four months as a patient. Funeral held at 3 pm from the Upperville home with Episcopal Church rector officiating. Interment in Dulaney family graveyard on Old Welbourne estate. Survived by husband two sons two daughters and sister with extensive Virginia social ties and familiar names in Loudoun Fauquier and Millwood areas.
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Evelyn Dulaney Randolph
Archibald Cary Randolph
Old Welbourne
Upperville
Loudoun County
Washington, D. C
Episcopal Church of
Dulaney
Welbourne
Randolph
Richard Hunter Dulaney
Richard H. Dulaney
Virginia
Loudoun
Fauquier
Dorothy Willing Randolph
Richard H. D. Randolph
University of Virginia
Archibald C. Randolph, Jr
Woodberry Forest Academy
Orange
Frederick McElhone
Witnesses of Jehovah Briefly Detained for Soliciting
Winchester police detained a member of the International Bible Students Association for refusing to stop soliciting literature. After promising not to solicit, the man was released. two representatives had earlier been granted permission to distribute but not solicit funds. Vehicles with regional plates planned trips to Front Royal Strasburg and Charles Town Virginia West Virginia and Maryland.
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Levers
International Bible Students’ Association
Winchester
Rutherford
Association
C. W. Hollis
Hollis
Funk
Plank
Poa
Jehovah
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Front Royal
Strasburg
Charles Town
W. Va
Pete Milwee Free On Charge In Woman’s Death
In Frederick County Circuit Court this morning the indictment against Wayne Pete McTiwee for the December 29 1931 murder of Mrs Frances Nicholas Orndorff at Stat Tannery was nolled on Judge Philip Williams order and Commonwealth Attorney Burr P Harrison recommendation.
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Finis
Frances Nicholas Orndorff
Stat Tannery
Frederick County
Wayne
Pete”) McTiwee
Nolle
Philip Williams
Commonwealth
Burr P. Harrison
Memorial tribute to Calvin Coolidge by nation’s leaders
In Washington a simple memorial service for Calvin Coolidge was held in the House chamber. President Hoover led the rites with Vice President Curtis, Supreme Court members, and diplomats in attendance. Arthur P. Rugg, Massachusetts chief justice, delivered the eulogy praising Coolidge as the incarnation of American ideals.
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Associated Press
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
House of Representatives
Arthur P Rugg
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Hoover
Coolidge
Curtis
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Senate
House
Cong Pig
Harding
Daete
Bear’s Se for That Winter Cold Hints at OTC Remedy
Read like a brief consumer note urging readers to ask a pharmacist about Bear's Se for winter cold symptoms. Mentions no specific ingredients, prices, or endorsements and preserves a period-style promo tone.
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Bear
Winchester Steam Laundry Stresses Thorough Cleaning
Advertisement touts a washing method claimed to be perfect even under a microscope, promoting Winchester Steam Laundry as a sanitary choice.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Milk to Undernourished Children Sponsored by Local Firm
The District Nurses Association announced a local store will donate 100 quarts of milk weekly to undernourished residents. Tickets for milk will be handed out 2 to 3 PM at the association office, with distribution on Thursdays for five weeks.
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District Nurses Association
Boy Scouts to Collect Ginger Ale Bottle Caps for Tuberculosis Fund
Mrs. R. T. Bryarly announces District Nurse Association will have Boy Scouts collect Clicquot bottle caps to benefit the tuberculosis fund. Each cap earns one cent. collection runs until April 1. For details, contact Mrs. Bryarly at 386-W or the Boy Scout office at 619.
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R. T. Bryarly
District Nurse Association
Tuberculosis Fund
Boy Scouts
Girl Cagers to Clash with Hagerstown Team
The Girls Athletic Association of this city schedules a game with the Young Women's Christian Association team of Hagerstown for tomorrow evening at Handley High School gym. Play starts promptly at 7 30. A small admission charge will be made and the public is urged to attend.
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Girl’s Athletic Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Hagerstown
Handley High School
Final Clearance Sale Of Winter Hats
Margaret L Hodgson advertises a final clearance sale offering winter hats at two for one dollar with a date line of March 1, 1921.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
Celebration Ends as Winchester Christian Endeavor Union Sings
The Winchester Christian Endeavor Union held its final meeting of Christian Endeavor Week at First Brethren Church. Melvin Miller led, with Rev. Emerson J. Rohart delivering the message and choirs from several churches providing music. Miss Rene Mathews and Miss Margaret Richards spoke on upcoming state and international conventions. The attendance banner went to the Intermediate Society of the Congregational Christian Church.
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Winchester Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor
First Brethren Church
Melvin Miller
Emerson J. Rohart
First Brethren Society
Church of Christ Society
Presbyterian Society
Rene Mathews
Roanoke
Local Man Held On Serious Charge
John Frye of Shawnee Avenue is held in the local jail for action of the grand jury of Corporation Court on a statutory charge involving a local young girl. Arrested last week, Frye appeared at a preliminary hearing before Justice Donald L. Weems and was held for grand jury action.
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John Frye
Shawnee Avenue
Grand Jury
Corporation Court
Frye
Donald L. Weems
Debaters Tackle End of Civilization Question
The Winchester Debating Society meets at the South End Hose Company Hall at eight this evening to argue Resolved that the Progress of Civilization Is Near An End. Ford How ard Alfred Luttrell support the affirmative while Arthur J D and Ernest Luttrell oppose. Warner Luttrell presides. Admission open to all for the hose company fund.
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South End
Hose Company
Winchester Debating Society
Ford
Howard
Alfred Luttrell
Arthur
J. D
Ernest Luttrell
Warner Luttrell
Debate on civilization progress at South End Hose Co meeting
Special feature reports a post meeting debate by South End Hose Co members on February 6. The affirmative team includes F Luttrell H Luttrell and Alfred Luttrell. The negative side lists Arthur Luttrell Ernest Luttrell and J D Luttrell. The prompt calls attendees to be seated at 1 00 p m.
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South End Hose Co
F. Luttrell
H. Luttrell
Alfred Luttrell
Arthur Luttrell
Ernest Luttrell
J. D. Luttrell
Roosevelt and Fishing Party In Bahamas
President elect Franklin D. Roosevelt arrived in Nassau aboard the Nourmahal for a vacation cruise with Vincent Astor and others. He anchored off Stirrup Cay for fishing and was briefed by Democratic leaders about cabinet considerations and patronage as party workers moved into headquarters in Nassau.
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Associated Press
Nassau
Bahamas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Nourmahal
Vincent Astor
Hugh B. Clifford
Miami
Fla
Bahama Islands
Roosevelt
Marvin McIntyre
Providence
Democratic Party
James A. Farley
Mr. Roosevelt
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Glass
Virginia
Walsh
Montana
Hull
Tennessee
Cutting
New Mexico
A. A. Julian
Ohio
Henry Brunner
Ohio State
Arthur Mullen
Officials in Maryland Take 10 Percent Pay Cut
Somerset county officials vote to deduct 10 percent from salaries for 1933 34 fiscal year. The move mirrors Governor Ritchie’s budget recommendation for voluntary 10 percent reductions by state officials.
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Associated Press
Crisfield
Somerset County
Govenor Ritchie
Superstition Around the Number 13 Traced Across Cultures
Collier's Weekly notes that fear of the number 13 predates Christ’s betrayal and spans centuries. It was known among Norsemen and Hindus as a superstition long before modern times. The piece links diverse cultures to a common uneasy belief about thirteen.
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Christ
Collier's Weekly
Final Rites Held At Millwood For Late Mr. Mitchell
Funeral services for Roland Greene Mitchell a Clarke county banker and politician were held at Christ Episcopal Church Millwood with Rev J A Welbourne and Rev Robert B Nelson officiating The burial followed at Old Chapel near Millwood with a large crowd braving freezing wind and many floral tributes and pallbearers from Richmond Boyce Winchester and nearby towns participating.
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Millwood
Roland Greene Mitchell
Clarke County
Christ Episcopal Church
Virginia
Legion of Friends and Relats
Old Chapel
J. A. Welbourne
Christ Church
Robert B. Nelson
Winchester
Mr. Mitchell
P. C. Randolph
H. F. Byrd
B. O’f. Randolph
William P. Meade
Courtney Jones
Spencer Carter
Richmond
J. T. Burwell
R. P. Whiting
Capt
Ewart Johnston
E. A. Lindsey
J. G. Burch
William B. Watkins
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Boyce
H. Douglas Fuller
Hunter H. McGuire
Shirley Carter
H. C. Warden
Frank M. Wray
John S. Goldsmith
Berryville
C. ©. Dearmont
White Post
Benjamin Huber
Lexington
William B. Carson
Riverton
Prof Logan to Be Pronouncer in Spelling Bee
Prof Logan of the English department at State Teachers College Harrisonsburg Va will be the pronouncer at spelling matches in Handley High School auditorium on Friday February 10. The event includes a pupil match between Frederick County and Winchester pupils followed by a free for all. Sponsored by the Winchester Lions Club to aid the town unemployed.
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Conrad T. Logan
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonsburg
Handley High School
Logan
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York
Winchester
Frederick County
Lions’ Club of
Stewart Taylor's Infant Son Dead at Green Spring
Charles Eugene Taylor aged three months died at the parents home in Green Spring around noon last Saturday. Funeral services were led by Rev. Russell of Gainesboro at Chestnut Grove Church with interment in the nearby cemetery. Survived by parents Stewart and Mrs. Taylor and two brothers Alvin Mack and two sisters Eva and Reva Taylor. Mrs. Taylor formerly Miss Julia Shirley of the county.
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Charles Eugene Taylor
Stewart Taylor
Green Spring
Chestnut Grove Church
Russell
Gainesboro
Barthers
Alvin and
Mack Taylor
Eva
Reva Taylor
Taylor
Julia Shirley
Oliver Shireley
Orndorff Receives Murder Sentence After Jury Found Him
The woman’s husband Orndorff was convicted in September and sent to the Virginia State Penitentiary for murder. Mellwee, once believed an accessory, was released on $1000 bond pending his own circuit court disposition. The case drew large crowds in Frederick and Shenandoah counties as evidence of the brutal crime was shown.
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Orndorf
McTlwee
Floyd M. Brill
Winchester
Harry L. McCann
Mcllwee
Orndorff
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
Luther Pannett
Frederick
Shenandoah
Eight killed in Renault power plant explosion near Paris
In Billancourt near Paris an explosion at the Renault Automobile Works power house killed eight and injured about 100, with some victims fatally. Fire and ruins may conceal additional victims trapped inside the burning plant.
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Associated Press
Paris
Renault Automboile
Billancourt
Senate panel backs yearlong extension of gas tax
The Senate Finance Committee approved the House bill to extend for another year the one cent per gallon federal gasoline tax. The action keeps the tax in place through the next year, aligning with fiscal measures debated in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Fire Levels Flimsy Structures At Coney Island
A pre-dawn blaze at Coney Island swept through wooden and papier mache attractions in The Bowery section. The fire hit the Tunnel of Love ferris wheel kiddie park caterpillar and two concessions as wind shifted north. Police estimated damage around $100,000 though full figures were pending.
Rural Route Boxes Reserved for Mail Only
The Postoffice Department ruled rural route mail boxes are for U S mail and not for catalogues distributed without postage. Carriers were ordered to remove such matter and hold it until the sender pays postage, noting boxes are privately owned but under government control.
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Associated Press
Washington
Postoffice Department
Uncle Sam
United States Mail
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Eleanor Triplett at Kernstown
Mrs Elizabeth Eleanor Triplett of Kernstown Frederick County died at home about 6 30 am after months of illness She would have been 82 next birthday Surviving husband daughter Nannie S Triplett son C Irvon Triplett two brothers James R B Jones and Frank Jones Ten grandchildren Funeral services will be at Rev town Methodist Church South tomorrow at 11 am with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery Bearers include four nephews and two others
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Elizabeth Eleanor Triplett
J. R. Triplett
Kernsetown
Frederick County
Triplett
Joseph Aughter
Josep W
Sidney Beamer Jones
G. M. Morrow
Opequon
Presbyterian
Mount Hebron
Howard
A ' Jones
Winchester
Jones
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Indictments Charge Estate Lawyers in Embezzlement Case
Grand jury here returns indictments against McClain Catterlin of Brazil Indiana president of the Ind Co son of Bogardus Edwards Baker and Springer heirs and Frank Snapp of born Ohio for embezzlement and securities act violations. Catterlin accused of converting 150000 to his own use and both charged with selling unregistered securities plus misrepresentation to entice buyers. The defendants allegedly organized to press claims of blood heirs against ancient eastern estates with nonheir shares sold to finance litigation.
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Xenia
McClain Catterlin
Brazil
Ind
Rero
Ind Co
Bogardus
Edwards, Baker and Springer
Frank 5. Snapp
Born, O
Catterlin
Ohio
Corporation
Tater
Eee Can
Happan Reer 'S
East
Real bargains independable mise offered by Maling and Cather
Real bargains are advertised by Maling and Cather with a single page offer noted at one cent. The brief item promotes dependable goods and pocket prices aimed at attracting buyers.
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Maling & Cather
astronomers urge move of observatory from crowded suburb
In Mexico City government and scientists press the president to relocate a major observatory from a populous suburb where airplane beacons and car lights disrupt telescopic work. Meanwhile in Chicago a council report notes large increases in public showers at parks from 1931 to 1932, citing 2,157,013 showers versus 1,195,782.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Chicago
George T. Donohue
South Park System
Custodian Gipple Keeps Cats Employed at City Hall
In St Paul Minnesota Scott Gipple the city hall custodian known as keeper of the cats celebrates as an exterminator bid of 25 dollars a month is rejected after his plea to keep the felines on duty in the new city hall and court house.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Scott Gipple
New St. Paul City Hall
Court House
Gipple
Apples in Tax Trade Bring 30 Cents Per Sack
In Jackson County Oregon orchardists may pay taxes with sacks of apples at a 30 cent rate per sack announced by Hamilton Patton director of relief work. The plan aims to ease tax collection through produce in lieu of cash. In separate items James Egan recalls his 1923 down period and receiving a dollar from police which he has repaid after finding work. In Waterbury Connecticut two inspectors were chased from a cellar. a fireman's trousers leg was torn by Mrs. Catherine Dubay's pet rabbit killed to be used in a pet rabbit pie, a plan feared to be too tough.
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Medford
Ore
Hamilton Patton
Jackson County Relief Work
Waterbury
Conn
Catherine Dubay
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