Cermak and Gill Resting After Roosevelt Attack
Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago and Mrs. Joe H. Gill of Miami rested well after the Roosevelt assassination attempt. Other victims, including Miss Margaret Kruis, William Sinnott, and Russell Caldwell, are reported recovering. Zangara is jailed in Miami under tight guard as hearings are postponed.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Anton Cermak
Chicago
T. W. Hudson
Joe H. Gill
Guiseppi Zangara
Roosevelt
Ition
Margaret Kruis
Newark
N. J
William Sinnott
New York
Russell Caldwell
Cocoanut Grove
Cermak
Gill
Zangara
Dade County
Kruis
Sinnott
Caldwell
Germak
Frank Jirka
Richey Graham
Illinois
Jirka
Sanity Board
Dade County Medical Association
Guiseppe Zangara
E. C. Collins
N.J
Newark Star Eagle
Eo Central Press Association
L. L. Lee
W. W. Wood
Democratic
Two Convicted For Trafic In Wild Game Here
In County Magistrates Court two county residents were arraigned on wild game law violations. Wade Gladden of Gainesboro was convicted for selling seven pheasants and a grouse to E. E. Bayliss, fined five dollars and costs but the penalty suspended. Bayliss pleaded guilty to buying and selling, fined five dollars and costs, and noted an appeal to Frederick County Circuit Court. Game wardens testified Bayliss admitted buying the birds from Gladden. Convictions trigger a one year hunting license revocation.
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Wade Gladden
Gainesboro
E. E. Bayliss
Gladden
S. Bayliss
Circuit Court
Frederick County
A. J. Taverner
A. R. Rinker
I. Fred Stine
Bayliss
Douglas
Williamson
Tavenner
Albert Fletcher
Warrenton
Virginia
Winchester
Fletcher
Extradition Granted for George Crawford in Virginia Murder Case
Gov. Ely ordered extradition of George Crawford, sought in Middleburg Va for the murder of Mrs. Agnes Boeing Isley and her maid Nina Buckner in January 1932. Crawford, arrested in Boston for store burglary, matched fingerprints and was linked by Virginia witnesses to the crime. He later claimed a confession implicating Charles Johnson, then denied it.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Joseph B. Ely
George Crawford
Middleburg
Agnes Boeing Isley
Nina Buckner
Crawford
Virginia
Charles Johnson
Contractor Is Killed As Train Smashes Auto
John Brady prominent Washington contractor died when his automobile was struck by a passenger train near his Woodstock Virginia farm. The engine pilot and car were demolished as the train plowed along the track. Coroner to render verdict. Brady known for the Strasburg Front Royal highway work and road projects in Virginia and Maryland.
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Woodstock
John Brady
Washington
Strasburg
Massanutten Mountains
Rowan
Brady
Brad
Strasburg Front Royal
Virginia
Maryland
Brady Brothers
Baltimore
Alleged Middletown Gunman Captured by Metropolitan Police
Deputy Sheriff Robert De Haven said Sheriff Harry L. McCann received word from Washington that Charles Welsh, sought for allegedly shooting at E. J. McInturff in Middletown on December 29, has been arrested by the Metropolitan Police. Welsh, said to have fired as McInturff shot at him while near McInturff’s car, reportedly left blood spots on the vehicle. He will be returned here soon for a hearing on the charge.
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Robert DeHaven
Harry l. McCann
Frederick County
Washington, D. C
Metropolitan Police
Charles Welsh
E. J. McIinturff
Middletown
Welsh
McInturff
Removal of Prosecutor At Honolulu Asked
Honolulu February 17 resolutions in the Hawaiian Senate call for Attorney General Harry Hewitt to be removed from office without further delay over his handling of the case against four men accused of attacking Mrs Thalia Massie. Senator David Trask introduced the resolution after a Philadelphia dispatch quoted Massie saying she was prevailed upon by Hawaiian authorities to leave the islands.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Hawaiian Senate
Harry Hewitt
Thalia Mase
David Trask
Philadelphia
Massie
Roosevelt Sees Glass During Stop in Capital
President elect Roosevelt held talks with Senate Figure Glass and Senator Cutting in Washington as Cabinet speculation swirled. Hull's fate remained uncertain, with Glass or Cutting deemed potential Treasury or Interior heads, while a final decision was not expected for one to two days.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Glass
Cordell Hull
Treasury
Interior
Hull
Virginia
Treasury Department
Wilson
Cutting
New York
Baltimore
Senator Glass
Camden
Baltimore and Ohio
Massie case ends with quashed trial and near commutation
The first Massie trial ended in a hung jury and charges were quashed this week. Mrs Massie agreed to depart if island authorities would commute to one hour the ten year sentences given to her husband Lieut Thomas H Massie and Mrs Granville Fortescue along with two enlisted naval men for manslaughter in the slaying of Joseph Kahahawai, the fifth alleged attacker.
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Massie
Thomas H. Massie
Granville Fortescue
Joseph Kahahawai
Barr Praised for Virginia Case Arrest in New York
District Attorney Elvin N. Edwards lauds City Sergeant C Lee Barr of Winchester for arresting Max Krol in Long Beach New York in the embezzlement case. The letter expresses regret over Krol's bail jumping and notes Barr could not prevent the escape. Edwards offers continued assistance.
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C. Lee Barr
Winchester
Max Krol
Long Beach
N. Y
Krol
Barr
Elvin N. Edwards
Nassau County
Commonwealth of Virginia
Virginia
Public Sale of Preferred Stocks at County Courthouse
Five shares of National Fruit Products Company preferred stock and ten shares Winchester Cold Storage Company preferred stock to be sold at the County Courthouse on February 18, 1933, at 11:00 A.M. Terms are cash. Dunn & Duval, auctioneers.
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National Fruit Products Company
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Dunn &, Duval
Republicans Offer To Help Roosevelt Administration
The Republican Club of Virginia heard Henry W. Anderson say Republicans will aid the incoming Roosevelt administration in policies for the country’s good. H. B. McCormac predicted a strong Richmond-led state effort and party unity. Roy Cabell warned rising costs could strangle business, urging restraint and fiscal steadiness. Governor Pollard was praised for steadiness amid financial strain. J. A Garber and Warren Fourqueran attended. Fred W. McWane was represented by proxy due to illness.
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Republican Party
Roosevelt
Henry W. Anderson
Republican Club of
Virginia
Richmond
H. B. McCormac
Winchester
Anderson
Wiley Davis
Roy Cabell
Internal Revenue
Cabell
Pollard
J. A Garber
Warren Fourqueran
Lynchburg
Fred W. McWane
Growers Fruit Exchange Advertising Offer
Nitrate soda 29.00 per ton and sulphate of ammonia 27.00 per ton offered by Growers Fruit Exchange in Winchester Virginia. Order now. Box 440. 17-1p-21.
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Growers Fruit
Exchange
Winchester
Veinberg’s Winter Clearance Sale on Suits and Overcoats
Veinberg’s Winter Clearance sale announces everything in suits and overcoats sold regardless of cost at Feinberg’s The Valley Clothing House.
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Feinberg
the Valley Clothing House
Garbage collection reminder notice
Official notice warns residents not to place garbage for pickup before 7 00 A M on collection days. Date line 2 16 1p 3t indicates the filing context.
Winchester to be featured in Washington Herald page
Winchester, nicknamed the Queen City of the Valley, will get a full page in the Washington Herald this Sunday. Andrew Bell of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce says the page will include pictures of the apple industry, industrial growth, schools, and the King Apple theme, plus a population article and essays on the city.
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Winchester
Washington Herald
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Bell
Avery McBee
The
Herald
de Wi
Barr
Washington
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Handley High
Nine Die in Clash as Rail Workers Barricade Shop
Troops fought several thousand workers who barricaded a railway shop demanding the release of eleven arrested leaders. By today the death toll reached fifteen with six killed yesterday including a policeman and two soldiers.
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Bries Mng
Stock Market Brightens After Senate Repeal Vote
New York February 17 securities markets improved, shedding prior gloom. The rise in wet issue stocks followed Senate repeal vote with rest of list firming as trading stayed quiet and bond pressure abated. Call money opened at 1 percent.
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New York
Senate
Exchange
Call Money
Byrd Urges Southern States to Reform Governments and Taxation
Ex governor Harry F. Byrd spoke before Virginia lawmakers urging Southern states to reorganize governments and adopt reasonable taxes. He argued federal expansion harms liberty, calling for limiting government to essential functions like law enforcement health education and roads.
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Columbia
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Blackwood
Virginia
South
Park Association Meeting Scheduled for February 20
Regular meeting of the Park Association set for Monday February 20 at 8 o'clock in the Cornell Chamber.
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The
Park Association
Cornell
Hungry to be read and hungry to be fed
A Chicago restaurant critic plans meals against sales or promises of manuscripts through the Writers Guild. Minnie M. Webster elected constable and town official in Otis Massachusetts, the only woman in western MA. John Pedersen in Racine, Wisconsin expands from 45 cents to a $6,000 monthly oil cloth flower business with 14 workers after an early hunger-inspired idea. Henry Kus in Chicago continues shoveling snow amid a police scuffle, hospitalized after striking an officer. Salt Lake City mid term lists show fewer students failing to meet standards, with a weather excuse offered by recorder BE Norton.
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Associated Press
Cicero
Chicago
Writers Guild
Otis
Mass
Minnie M. Webster
Massachusetts
Racine, Wis
John Pedersen
Pedersen
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
BE. J. Norton
Three living valentines for Mrs Bates
Zella Bates of El Reno Oklahoma has three living sons with birthdays 14 34 36 and 38 years. Randolph of Ardmore Cullen of Seattle and Jarrett of El Reno are listed in order. A family reunion is planned at home this weekend.
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EL Reno
Okla
Zella Bates
Randolph
Ardmore
Cullen
Seattle
Jarrett
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Mrs. Gill
Pope
Trafic
Geo. Crawford
Byrom
Virginia Trial
Ely
Capital
MR. Roosevelt
New State
Richmond Club
Veinberg
Chamber of Commerce
South Carolina
Dixie
Congress
Henry Kus
Kus
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