Mary Minter Love Note Found Ties to Taylor Case
Detectives examining Wil Desmond Taylor’s effects found a scented love note on Mary Miles Minter’s butterfly monogram stationery. The note reads Dearest I love you I love you love you Yours always MARY. The discovery adds a personal angle to the Wil Desmond Taylor scandal.
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Mary Minter
Taylor
Los Angeles
Cal
Anhoun
Edward F. Salius
Butler
Will
Desmond Taylor
Motion Re
Wil Cunningham Deane-Tanner
Art Connoisieur
Los Angeles Examiner
Mary Miles Minter
Mary Miles Minter Admits Note Authorship In William Desmond Taylor Case
The Examiner reports that Mary Miles Minter did not deny writing a note allegedly linked to the Taylor murder case. She is quoted saying she loved William Desmond Taylor with the respect of a young actress. Authorities seek who left letters revealing a hidden girl code as they screen suspects in the Hollywood death.
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Minter
Mary Miles Minter
Examiner
William Desmond Taylor
Taylor
Miss Minter
Santa Barbara
Ieoni Taylor
Massie chosen superintendent of Frederick Parish Farm
John M. Massie, Winchester ice force member, elected superintendent of the County Parish Farm to succeed the late Linden Affleck. Massie may start March 1 or April 1 after Affleck winds up affairs. Massie’s election creates a police vacancy. seven applicants had sought the post. The salary is 533.33 per year with board and lodging. Winchester pays one quarter, Frederick county three quarters. Massie will likely resign from the police force before taking office and must post a 4000 bond.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
John M. Massie
Winchester
Linden Affleck
Massie
S. Linden Affleck
Police
City of
County of Frederick
Mr. Massie
Ed, Cooper
H. L. Hawkins
G. R. Anderson
A. L. Purtlebaugh
John H. Kendall
John A. Clarke
Middletown
Pike
Joseph Watson
Warren County
Reliance
Opequon
Gap Run
Nain
Luther Pannett
T. R. Cather
Commonwealth
Circuit Court
Ce ‘Brannon
R. A. Shaffer
M. G. ‘Huffman
E. B. Smoke
M CANN Tells Of Inaccuracy Of Engineers
Richmond and Rockbridge details reveal engineer G Walton testified before a joint Legislative investigation into Pace Construction and the highway contract. Walton claimed Pace profited heavily from crushed stone sold to the state at 4 per cubic yard while cost was 73 cents, asserting court verdicts favored Walton in related disputes.
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Richmond
G. Walton
Rockbridge
Walton
Pace Construction Company
Pace
Watson
Highway Commission
Pace Company
Optometrist to Visit Winchester and Berryville
William Kline optometrist will examine eyes without drugs and provide glasses. He appears in Winchester Friday Feb 10 at Hotel Evans and in Berryville Thursday Feb 9.
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Winchester
Evans
Berryville
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting Notes 1922 Changes and Gifts
The January 30 meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of Robert Y. Conradge No. 21 American Legion reported 263.50 spent on repairing curtains and other items for the new legion home. A supper for legionaries was served on January 28. Letters of appreciation were sent to Seal's Orchestra, Mr. and Mrs. Wren Trammel, J. H. Moling Sr., and Mrs. F. L. Buckley. District Nurse Association and a Christmas bathrobe recipient in Catawba sent thanks. Membership committee named Mrs. R. BE. Griffith Jr., Mrs. Mason Snapp, and Mrs. Loy. A $100 grant to the post and magazine subscriptions were approved. Officers for 1922 elected: President W. A. Baker, Vice President M. M. Lynch, Treasurer Robert Y. Conrad, Secretary Frances Beverley.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Robert Y.conradge
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion
Legions
Seal
Bagar
Wren Trammel
J. H. Moling
F. L. Buckley
District Nurse Association
Catawba
R. BE. Griffith, Jr
Mason Snapp
Loy
Union Evangelistic Campaign Schedule Card
Schedule lists nightly services at 7 80 o'clock except Saturdays. Cottage Prayer Meetings on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3 o clock. Mass Meetings for Women on Wednesdays and Fridays at 3 o'clock. Beginning Tuesday Feb 7 noon day Meetings for Men. Campaign tel 384 J.
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Campaign
Iptt
Honeymooners Located In Quebec Hotel
Anastese Andrevitsch Vonsiatskoy Vonsiatsky, 23, of Baldwin Locomotive Works, and his 45-year-old bride Mrs. Mary Ream Stephens of Chicago, were found honeymooning at the Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City. The couple, who moved their wedding date up, registered as Mr. and Mrs. Pringue of New York.
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Associated Press
Quebec
Anastese Andrevitch Vonsiatskoy-Vonsiatsky
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Mary Ream Stephens
Chicago
Chatedau- Frontenac
New York
Irish Situation Again Critical
London February 7 The critical stage in Irish negotiations kept Prime Minister Lloyd George and Austen Chamberlain from attending Parliament opening. Arthur Griffith president of the Dail Eireann met with the prime minister and Mr Chamberlain at his residence during the royal procession through Whitehall.
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Associa
London
Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eireann
Mr. Chamberlain
Whitehall
Poisoned liquor blamed for four deaths in Newark
Poisonous liquor freely served to a party of Negroes last night caused four deaths and a critical illness of three others in Newark New Jersey. Saloon keeper Sam Jaffe and partner Max Etkelis with two others were held by police pending investigation.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Sam Jaffe
Max Etkelis
White Gown Shop Opens February Event in City Center
The White Gown Shop will open on February 7 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 27 1-2 N Main St offering high grade dressmaking services and inviting community patronage.
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N. Main St
Sale of small house on Freemont Street
A desirable small house at 13 Freemont St will be sold in front of the Court House at noon Saturday. See sale bills for details.
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Freemont St
Court House
South End Hose Company Plans Parade and Shares Remembrance
The South End Hose Company held a lively meeting with many committees reporting and three new members proposed. They invited Friendship Hose Company to join a post arrival parade and adopted memorial resolutions for Samuel C. Anderson, extending condolences to his family.
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Samuel C. Anderson
Arm Conferees Sail for Home From Aquitania
Diplomats and officials from several nations bid farewell to many figures in international affairs as they sail on the steamship Aquitania to Southampton and Cherbourg. Among the passengers is Arthur J. Balfour, head of the British delegation to the armament conference.
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New York
Aquatania
Southampton
Cherbourg
Arthur J. Balfour
Property listings near town and suburbs
New home on Valley Pike close to town priced at 6000 dollars. Building lot on West Leicester Street offered for 1800 dollars. Suburban home with about 4 acres of land advertised for development. See Baker & Shayock for property listings and sales.
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Valley Pike
Leicester St
Baker & Shayock
Sale of Nesmith Farm Near Shockeysville
John Nesmith farm 159 acres near Shockeysville listed for sale with timber and small orchard. Sale set for Saturday per sale bills. FS Osa pest.
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John Nesmith
Shockeysville
Osa Pest
Saviour as Friend of All Sermon at Market Street Church
Evangelistic Campaign Bureau reports Prof. Meffine delivered the second night of the campaign at Market Street Church with Rev. F. M. Richardson conducting devotional rites. Rev. A A Kelly preached on Luke five thirty three, calling sinners to repentance and highlighting Jesus as the sinner’s friend.
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Evangelistic Campaign Bureau
Market Street
Mefineé
F. M. Richardson
A.A. Kelly
Christ
Mathew
Jesus
When We Were 21 at the Strand Today
Adapted from Nat Goodwin, H. B. Warner presents a drama of blindness. See it at the Strand today.
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Nat Goodwin
Strand
Rainbow Girl Empire Tonight at the Empire Theater
Advance sale indicates a crowded house for the musical comedy The Rainbow Girl. Katherine Richmond leads a strong cast including Clifton Lydecker and Gaby Leslie with an in show orchestra led by Fred Solomon.
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Empire Theater
Katherine Richmond
Prima Dona
Clifton
George Lydecker
Katherine Gorham
Edward Loftis
Casper Bauer
Roy Cochrane
Desirable eight room home for sale on Braddock Street
Desirable eight room residence at No. 21 North Braddock Street for sale. Vacant lot included suitable for business or residence. Apply to M. M. Yynch, Attorney.
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North Braddock St
M. M. Yynch
Regular Elks Meeting Notice for February 8
Elks announce a regular meeting on Wednesday February 8 at eight o clock. Important business to be discussed. Signed by Wm Ather and B Psee or similar officers, with lodge number 867.
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Ather
Bi, B
Psee
Richmond Hotel Fire Claims Dozens Dead and Injured
A hotel fire in Richmond Virginia trapped guests as flames swept through the building. At least 26 people are dead and many more injured. several adjoining structures including a savings bank and printing plant were damaged. Fire destroyed the main hotel on Main Street. reports indicate guests leaped from windows and walls collapsed hindering rescue efforts. Authorities fear additional fatalities as missing guests are accounted for and investigators search the rubble.
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Richmond
Albemarle
Savings Bank of Big Laundry
Cop
Anderson-Wilpany
Ders
Hiram B
Austin
M. J. Pox
D. M. Thomas
Make County
D. Frey
the Hoy
Tecak
Savings
Atwes
Repert Post American Legion Meeting At New Pine
All members of Repert Post 21 American Legion are asked to meet at their new pine at 8 p.m. on Thursday. Every member should be present as committees will assign duties for the evening.
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Repert
American Legion
W. A
Meeting Tonight At Third Floor American Legion Hall
A notice announces a federal inspection meeting on the third floor of the American Legion hall. Attendees urged to be present by order of authorities.
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American Legior Federal Inspection
Special Notice on Reduced Rates for Mall Cubs Payment
Unclear text suggests a notice about paying subset pega at a reduced rate with a call to pay now to save a discount. Mentions mall and reduced pricing context but lacks clear entities or dates.
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John M.massie
M’cann
Empire
WM. Kline
Waynesboro
W. A. Baker
M. M. Lynch
Robert Y. Conrad
Frances Beverley
Winchester Cold Storage Co
South Enders
Great Parade
South End Hose Company
G. R. Haines
Friendship Hire Company
Fire Department
Haines
The
Nesmith
Saviour
Calvary
Kelly
H. B. Warner
Rainbow Girl
Lexington
Albemarle County
Mall Cubs
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