Max Krol Jumps Bail In New York Long Island Case
Special to The Star reports Max Krol with a $5,000 bail posted January 28 in Mineola for a Virginia embezzlement case. Prosecutors sought forfeiture after he vanished before a 10 a.m. court appearance. Bail could be remitted if Krol appears. authorities await his return.
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Max Krol
New York
Mineola
L. L
Albert de Meo
Supreme Court
Charles J. Dodd
Westchester Avenue
Long Beach
Long Island
Winchester
Paul Bonynge
Krol
Courtland A. Johnson
Lee Barr
L. D. Grubbs
de Meo
Todd
Fred Flatow
Concord Casualty Company
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills, Inc
Barr
J. Charles Zimmerman
Nassau County
Grubbs
Albany
Lehman
Martin W. Littleton
Virginia
Littleton
Lions Club hears scout history and Lincoln talk
The Lion's Club at the George Washington Hotel featured John Hawse discussing the Boy Scout movement and its history from England to the Shenandoah area, plus Rev. Robert Campbell outlining Abraham Lincoln's life and presidency. Attendance was strong with five absentees.
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Lion's Club
George Washington Hotel
John Hawse
Robert Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hoye Riley
Hawse
England
United States
Shenandoah
Winchester
Lincoln
Country Store To Be Held By Church Women
Arrangements are made for a country store at the Little Chapel Christ Episcopal Church in Millwood Virginia. It runs 3 30 to 5 30 p m Saturday February 18. Proceeds go to the mite box fund of the Sunday School. Mrs George H Burwell propsrtess and assistants will sell vegetables eggs butter dressed chickens cakes pickles and jams at market price.
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Campbell
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Douglas
Herbert Miller
Riley
Virginia
Richmond
Hatton
Kansas
Frederick
Winchester
Pat Barr
Earl H. Morris
Cumberland
Millwood
Christ Episcopal Curch
George H. Burwell
Burwell
Percy C. Randolph
F. Allerton
Sunday School of Christ Church
Theodore Cox
Roland G. Mitchell
Edward A. Lindsey
Courtney B. Jones
William Brubaker
Clearance sale of children’s dresses and prints
Margaret L. Hodgson advertises a clearance of children's dresses and jerseys and prints at a special offer of two for one dollar, listing the price and item types for shoppers.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
Youth Held For Extortion From Doctor In Stephens City
Donald Ayles, 18, of Stephens City, is jailed in Frederick County on a $25 extortion charge after a trap set by Sheriff Harry L. McCann and Deputy Robert L. DeHaven. A letter demanded $65 under threat to the doctor and his dog, prompting the staged payment and arrest.
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Donald Aylse
Stephens City
Here
Frederick County
E. M. Steele
Dr. Steele
Winchester
Harry L. McCann
Robert L. DeHaven
MecCann
Donald Ayles
Ayles
A. J. Tavenner
Last Rites Held For Mrs Lula C Stryker At Home
Funeral services for Lula C Stryker wife of J William Stryker were conducted at the family home 115 South Loudoun street yesterday afternoon with Rev Dr Frank T McFaden and Rev E A Lambert officiating. She was laid to rest at Mt Hebron Cemetery and pallbearers included Dr Charles R Anderson and others.
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Lula C. Stryker
J. William Stryker
South Loudoun Street
Frank T. McFaden
London Street Presbyterian Church
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
Interior Bill Passes House To Fund Interior Dept
The House approved a bill providing 43.753 million dollars for the Department of the Interior for the next fiscal year and sent it to the White House. The item appears in a brief AP report amid other local notices.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
House Today
White House
Department of the Interior
Farcueh
FP Chapman Is Hut In Accident Near Lexington
Hunter B Chapman owner of Shenandoah Caverns near Mt Jackson and native of Winchester, was slightly injured in a car crash north of Lexington on the Lee Highway. He rests comfortably at Jackson Memorial Hospital and may be discharged soon. His companion Rice of New Market suffered fractured ribs and has returned home. They were en route to arrange for cadet coins for the New Market battle anniversary on May 15 and to meet Virginia Military Institute.
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Hunter B. Chapman
Shenandoah Caverns
Mt Jackson
Winchester
Lexington
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Chapman
Rice
New Market
Lee Highway
Virginia Military Institute
American Telephone and Telegraph Declares Dividend
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company ordered its regular quarterly dividend of 2.25 dollars per share, totaling over 40 million dollars to about 700,000 stockholders.
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Associated Press
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company Today
McPherson Huston Debate Prohibition Tonight at Palace
Aimee Semple McPherson and Walter Huston are set to debate prohibition tonight at the Palace theater. The event aims to clarify opposing views on liquor laws and public morality with likely media coverage.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Walter Huston
Prohibition Palace
Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold thirteenth anniversary banquet
A Harrisonburg Virginia VFW event led by Rear Admiral Robert E Coontz marks the 13th anniversary of Rion Bowman Post 632 and its Ladies Auxiliary with a February 28 banquet attendance expected from James E Van Zandt Paul C Wolman Wright Patman and other officials. The gathering will feature discussions on veteran legislation including payments for adjusted service certificates and inflation relief. The event opens to all war veterans regardless of membership.
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Harrisonburg
Robert E. Coontz
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Rion-Bowman Post No
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Coontz
James E. van Zandt, Sr
Paul C. Wolman
Wright Patman
Texas
Paul Kvale
Minnesota
George E. Jams
United States Veterans’ Administration
Charles E. Weickhardt
Consuelo Peart DeCoe
Sacramento
Calif
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Shenandoah Valley
Veterans of Rion-Bowman
Patman
Kvale
House
Wolman
V. F. W. National Legislative Committee
Winchester Post to Represent VFW at Harrisonburg Gathering
A. Lee Coble post commander said the Winchester VFW will likely be represented at the Harrisonburg gathering with the officers of the local unit planning to attend and probably some other local veterans as well.
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Winchester Post
Harrisonburg
A. Lee Coble
Charred Body Of Man Found In House Ruins
Police identified the victim as Howard F. Stonesifer a 28 year old former Naval Academy watchman after a fire destroyed his home in Annapolis Maryland Investigators said a neighbor heard gunfire about 4 am and observed cars leaving the scene The body was severely burned hindering death scene determinations Acting Coroner Thomas G Basil took charge of the case.
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Annapolis
Howard F. Stonesifer
United States Naval Academy
Stonesifer
Thomas G. Basil
Souvenir Bell Taken From Garden Island Gate
A souvenir bell that decorated the gate at Garden Island naval depot in Sydney was stolen. The bell, linked to the Emden raider and its wartime havoc on Allied shipping, had been bolted to the gate for years. The theft breaks a long standing display at a historic naval site.
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Emden
Garden Island Naval Depot
Sydney
Australia
Debates on Balancing Budget and Currency Stability
Senate finance committee hearing hears Myron Taylor and others urge living within income and avoiding currency tampering to restore prosperity. Willard For Cancellation backs balanced budget and war debt cancellation. England’s alleged dollar pressure cited by former House adviser amid currency reform talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Myron Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Taylor
Jackson Reynolds
First National Bank of
New York City
Willard
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harrison
Mississippi
Ogreormer
House
England
Herman F. Arendtz
Boston
Harvard
Arendiz
Paul Block
New York
George N. Peek
Moline
War Industries Board
Hoover
Hoover arms embargo proposal approved by foreign affairs panel
The House foreign affairs committee approved the Hoover plan to grant the president power to impose embargoes on arms shipments to North and South American nations engaged in hostilities, with an amendment limiting the measure to the Americas.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Americas
Hoover
Two Men Jailed in Denver Boettcher Kidnapping Case
Denver police report two men jailed amid a Denver kidnapping probe of Charles Boettcher 2d. W M Red Mitchell and George Zarlengo, named as minor bootleggers, are suspected of involvement. Other suspects Ben Mykasa and Frank Sullivan were cleared of this case.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Albert T. Clark
Charles Boettcher
Clark
Boettcher
W.M
Red
Mitchell
George Zarlengo
Colorado
Ben Mykasa
Frank J. Sullivan
Chicago
James Quigg
Newton
Senate to Take Up Blaine Resolution to Repeal Eighteenth Amendment
Washington February 15 the Senate moved to take up the Blaine resolution to repeal the eighteenth amendment. The vote stood 58 to 23 well above a two thirds threshold, signaling potential action on repeal.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Relations With Peru Cut Off By Colombians
Bogota orders Peruvian envoy to return home and severs diplomatic ties after outbreak of warfare Peru says Colombia attacked Tarapaca and Leticia holds. Brazil watchers fear Amazon river closure if territory is violated as Putumayo clashes intensify.
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Peru
Amazon
Bogota
Associated Press
Colombia
Atry
Putumayo River
Tarapaca
Putumayo
Brazil
Leticia
Public Sale at Schultz Wareroom February Auction
Public sale at the wareroom of R. W. Schultz on Fairmont Avenue Saturday February 18 at 2 pm. Items include 3 Fordson tractors Hardy Sprayer Disc drill Hay rake and mower. Terms cash. Trustees M L Capper R S Smith. Auctioneer C I Brumback.
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R. W. Schultz
Fairmont Avenue
Fordson
M. L. Capper
R.S. Smith
Trustees
C. I. Brumback
Auct
Umbrella Recovered After 38 Years in Columbia
Claude M. Wheeler of Chicago revisits Columbia to recover his umbrella etched with a 1895 University of Missouri score after losing it at a railway station. A bank porter found it on a radiator and returned it to him on a visit.
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Associated Press
Columbia. Mo
Claude M. Wheeler
Wheeler
Chicago
Columbia
University of Missouri
Vanderbilt
Prince Avenue Church Encourages Attendance in Casual Wear
In Hannibal Missouri church members of Prince Avenue Baptist Church dressed in overalls and inexpensive dresses to services. Even the pastor Rev. Roy Reynolds joined in wearing overalls to welcome those unable to dress formally.
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Hannibal
Prince Avenue Baptist Church
Roy Reynolds
Landlord fined for pistol point collection in New Jersey
Samuel Desantis, a Hammonton landlord, was fined twenty dollars after being charged with attempting to collect from a tenant at pistol point. His associate, Prank Pizzanza, was accused of attempting to fix the case.
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Hammonton
N. J
Samuel Desantis
Sam
Prank Pizzanza
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