Rockefeller called upon for testimony
John D. Rockefeller Jr. was summoned to testify before the Senate Teapot Dome oil committee. He said Col. Robert W. Stewart’s position would not change and stockholders could call for his resignation as the matter develops. Stewart chairs Standard Oil Indiana and had refused to reveal certain information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Indiana Company
Associated Press
Washington
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
Rockefeller
Canada
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Continental
Walsh
Montana
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Col
Senate
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Beck Favored For House Seat By 6-3 Vote
The House elections committee upheld James M. Beck's right to retain his Pennsylvania seat by a 6 to 3 vote, rejecting a challenge that he was not a Philadelphia resident. The full House must still vote on the issue.
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Beck
Associated Press
Washington
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
House Elections Committee
Representative Garrett
Tennessee
The
United States
Philadelphia
House
Young Lovers Found Shot In Coupe In Haverford Township
A 17 year old Bella Alexander and her 21 year old fiancé Louis Shapiro were found shot in a coupe along a road in Haverford township near Bryn Mawr. Alexander died later at Bryn Mawr hospital. Shapiro died instantly. Police say they had planned to marry within two weeks and the girl had postponed the ceremony. Alexander attended William Penn High School for Girls. Shapiro was an electrician from South Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Bryn Mawr
Haverford Township
Here
Bella Alexander
Louis Shapiro
Shapiro
Alexander
William Penn High School For
South Philadelphia
New Philadelphia
Ohio
James E. Patrick
Tuscarawas County
William Dearron
Tuscarawas River
Dover
Defense Closes Its Argument In Case of Hickman
In Los Angeles on February 9 defense attorney Richard Cantillon concluded a final argument in the insanity case of William E. Hickman. He challenged testimony by defense alienists and by William Hickman Sr. about alleged family insanity linked to the Marion Parker kidnapping and murder. The courtroom filled with spectators as Cantillon's hourlong closing wrapped, followed by a brief recess.
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Hickman
Los Angeles
Cal
William E. Hickman
Trabucco
Richard Cantillon
William T. Hickman
Marion Parker
Cantillon
Change Vacation Plans and Enjoy Stay In Valley
A Washington couple Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Burdick visited Shenandoah Valley Inc in Staunton after reading a Washington Post story. They discussed valley attractions during a vacation at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel. Burdick, recovering from pneumonia, praised the climate and said they will return next summer for a cottage.
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Washington
Richmond
North Carolina
Shenandoah Valley
Washington Post
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Valley Organization
C. A. Burdick
K.° Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Purity Village Chocolates Sale Announced
One pound assorted chocolates offered for 44 cents at the Purity Village sale event. Date to remember is Saturday February 11 with details to follow in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elines
Purity Village
Jury panel excused for deafness in Fredery county court
In Fredery county circuit court, four jurors declared they were hard of hearing and were excused. With 24 veniremen summoned, eight failed to answer, leaving 12. Judge Williams ordered a new jury panel for the Oliver Munshel case and a misdemeanor case proceeded with fewer than 12 jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reniremeth
Ircuit
Fredery
Williams
Oliver Munshel
Hounshel
Blackville Party to Feature TM in Firemen's Show
Firemen's Frolic by the Friendship and Sarah Zane Fire Companies presents The Blackville Party at the Empire Theatre on February 16 and 17. A refined entertainment with drama burlesque vaudeville and twelve new song hits staged by John P. Mullane and Phil Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Friendship
Sarah Zane Fire
John P. Mullane
United States
Phil Hayden
W. Lee Fisher
C. Douglas Barnett
James N. Moling
C. D. Barnett
H. R. Potts
F. W. Forney
M. ©. Manuel
Tom Warren
Cohens and Kellys In Paris New U Production
Universal presents The Cohens and Kellys in Paris a new comedy with George Sidney J Farrel MacDonald Kate Price and Vera Gordon in leading roles at the Empire Theatre. The film follows the further Paris adventures of the popular duo as audiences laugh away the blues. A tie‑in illustrated book of the story is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohens
Kelys
Paris
Universal
Cohens and Kellys
George Sidney
J. Farrell MacDonald
Kate Price
Vera Gordon
Empire Theatre
City Auto Tags Due By February Fifteenth
By order of the city council all local automobile owners must procure city license plates by February fifteenth. Fines will be imposed after that date for failing to obtain the local tags. Doran, Chief of Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinmon Council
M. A. Doran
New Entrances On Rouss Avenue for Empire Theatre
Shenandoah Valley Theatre Corp plans major remodelling of the Empire Theatre with a new annex at the corner of Rouss avenue and Cameron street. Demolition of Cameron Hall begins about March 1 with offices and a grand lobby, smoking rooms, updated seating, and a multi-story front facade to connect to a larger theatre complex.
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Shenandoah Valley Theatre Corporation
Empire Theatre
Rouss Avenue
Cameron Street
Reuss Vvenue
Reuss Avenue
Bringie
Wanene
Wonen
Poopynes
Loudoun Street
Piccadilly Street
Winchester
Empire
Cameron Hall
Jim Watson of Indiana enters Republican presidential race
Senator James L. Watson of Indiana announces he will actively seek the Republican presidential nomination. He names M. Burt Thurman of Indianapolis as campaign manager. Watson is the third Republican senator to enter the race, with Curtis of Kansas and Willis of Ohio. Indiana House delegation endorses his candidacy. Also notes a Loyal Gleaners Class meeting at Church of Christ and visit by Mr and Mrs J L Bordon and sons from Front Royal Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
James L. Watson
Indiana
M. Burt Thurman
Indianapolis
Watson
Curtis
Kansas
Willis
Ohio
House
Gleaners
Church of Christ
Boy Scouts entertain at Kiwanis meeting in Winchester
The Winchester Kiwanis luncheon at the George Washington Hotel featured Boy Scouts from Winchester with six guests presenting a program. E B Cooper spoke on scouting, and demonstrations covered knot tying first aid bandages signaling and rescue grips.
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Winchester
Sirbaugh
William Kern
M. Henkel
Joe Flickinger
Taylor Simpson
William, Kern
Verlus Sirbaugh
Tom Scully
C. M. Henkel
Leichard
Sanalag
Bernice Banished After Court Trial For Disobedience
Elizabeth Elliott Dorothy Green and Elizabeth Peyton faced charges of street walking and disorderly conduct in police court. Bernice Jones, already banished from town, was spotted and ordered to leave by one o clock this afternoon or face jail. The three friends received three months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Elliott
Dorothy Green
Elizabeth Peyton
Bernice Jones
Doran
Bernice
Brnice
Harrisburg
Special Services At Highland Avenue Church
A special service series begins February 6 at Highland Avenue Church and runs nightly through February 19 except Saturdays. Services start at 7 30 o clock with Rev S R Diehl of Martinsburg Presbyterian Church leading and preaching. A large youth choir will sing gospel songs and invite all to attend.
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Highland Avenue Church
S. R. Diehl
Presbyterian Church of
Martinsburg
Winchester Milling Offers $1.45 A Bushel For Wheat Today
The Winchester Milling Company posted a price of 1.45 dollars per bushel for wheat today, signaling market activity and potential farmer interest in immediate sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Milling Company
Regular meeting tonight at eight o'clock notice
Fred W. Forney Captain member calls attention to a regular meeting set for tonight at eight o'clock. The notice emphasizes business of interest to the captain and member.
Valentine Tea at Christ Episcopal Church
Woman's Auxiliary hosts a Silver Valentine Tea on Saturday February 11 from 4 to 6 pm at the residence of Mrs Griffith 320 S Washington St. Homemade cakes and candies will be sold and orchestral music will accompany the event. You are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Griffith
S. Washington St
Henhouse Thief Case Attracts A Large Crowd
A county circuit court trial drew a crowded audience for the Henhouse thief case involving Elwood Smith accused of stealing four chickens last November. Norman Funk testified he caught Smith in the hen house at about 1 am and the birds were dropped in a struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Smith
Barstonsville
Smith
Norman Funk
Mr. Funk
Punk
Funk
Moonshining suspect sent to federal prison in Georgia
Newport Kentucky brewer Rich Brewer began a two year term in a federal penitentiary after pleading guilty to manufacturing alcohol for illicit purposes under the prohibition act. George Wiedemann Brewing Company official Young Wiedemann received the only prison sentence. his father Charles Wiedemann and three employees were fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Newport
Brewe Turfman
Federal
Young Wiedemann
George Wiedemann
Lightning and Thunder Signal End of a Mild Winter
Storms last night brought lightning and thunder after a warm day, suggesting winter’s hold loosens. Weather watchers say such thunder at this time of year hints at a change to colder air, though no real winter has stood firm here so far.
Mrs. Juna B. Everley Dies in Middletown After Illness
Mrs. Juna B. Everley widow of W. H. Everley died at ninety? o'clock last night at her daughter’s home in Middletown after a long illness from complications. She was 83 and survived by three sons W A Everley J Park Everley and F T Everley and two daughters Mrs Holt Hottel and Mrs W J Colfelt. She was connected with the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Funeral arrangements not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juna BF. Everley
W. H. Everley
W. J. Colfelt
Middletown
Eye strain symptoms prompt medical consultation
Readers suffer headaches blurred vision dizziness and indigestion from eye strain and are advised to consult Hodgson and Brown for evaluation and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson & Brown
Dellinger Buys Garage and Becomes Studebaker Agent
W. W. Dellinger has purchased the Garage Interests of John H. Hockman on West Piccadilly Street and will operate the business as the new owner and Studebaker automobile agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR. Dellinger
W. W.delinger
John H. Hockman
West Piccadilly Street
Studebaker
Virginia Legislature Advances Byrd Tax Code Short Ballot Measure
The Virginia House and Senate moved Byrd program reforms forward with four constitutional change resolutions. A short ballot bill to implement the plan was voted through, facing strong opposition from several members. Debates centered on tax code amendments expected to save about 1.2 million dollars annually.
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Ball
Vaughan
Richmond
Byrd
Virginia
House
Bader
Tayribed
Bar Charlotte
Brice
Cumberland
Bryant
Pittsylvania
Chapman
W Crowder
Menor
Vis
Ampton
Duvaltery
Hall
Loudoun
Han Fairfax
Heflin
Hopewell
Chesterfield
Jones
Richmonsie
Amherst
Price
Richmo
Prince
Sussex
Rodgers
Peteburg
Saunders
Henrico
Stanne
Smyth
Shepherd
Sisson
Bear
Roanoke
Bruce
Crowmond
Loudon
Nena Jordan
Norfolk
Barnes
Topping
Allman
Raymond Sisson
Michmond
Lancaster
Robert O. Norris, Jr
Senate
Hungary urged to break with Mexico over persecution
A Budapest dispatch reports the Christian Social party has urged the Hungarian government to sever diplomatic ties with Mexico due to religious persecution in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Paris
Havas
Budapest
Hungary
Christian Social Party
Mexico
Frederick County Farmers' Union Meeting Saturday
An important meeting of the Frederick County Farmers Union will be held in the Court House at Winchester at 8 o'clock Saturday evening February 11. County officers urge all interested in farmers problems to attend, whether or not they are union members. FOR RENT 306-acre Timestons farm one mile from Boyd Co. Frank Sprint Sprint & Ley com
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Farmers’ Union
Court House
Winchester
Boye Co
Frank Sprint, Sprint & Ley. Com
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Little Win
Empire Amusement Corporation
Colonial Theatre
Jim” Watson
J. L. Bordon
BOY Scouts
Friends Court
Mr. Diehl
Fred W. Forney
Capi
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Rich Brewer
House of Delegates
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